In the ancient scrolls and texts that have been passed down to us by our warrior and spiritual ancestors, there are secrets to accomplishing things that seem impossible
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e175 – KUDEN! – Avoiding “Yappy-Dog” Syndrome
In this episode, we’ll be taking a look at something that not only turns off those who could be potential and beneficial connections for us, as-well-as lowering us
E174 – KUDEN! – Defending Against Dream-Killing Fears
In this episode of KUDEN! Radio, I’ll be uncovering something at the root of failure, or just plain inactivity, for many. This is highlighted in the core teachings
e173 – KUDEN! – Martial Arts, Self-Defense & Respect
During this episode, we’re going to be diving into a topic that everyone thinks they know and, by their actions at least…think they have an opinion on which
08-11-2023 Ashi-Sabaki – Using Your Legs for Self-Defense
In this class we’re going to be taking a look at using your legs for more than just kicking, stepping, or general body movement in a self-defense situation as we
Ashi-Sabaki – Using Your Legs for Self-Defense
In this week’s episode of Warrior’s Whiteboard Wednesday, we’re going to be taking a look at using your legs for more than just kicking, stepping, or general body movement in
e172 – KUDEN! – Karma’s a Bitch!
One of the problems we encounter when we’re trying to grow and progress in in thinking that we can do it with the same mindset, habits, and choices
08-04-2023 Mastering the Katana – Basics of the Samurai Sword
Explore some of the basic lessons with the Japanese Katana – Samurai long sword – as required for my students working on 3rd degree black belt! How to
Mastering the Katana – 3 Levels of Skill Progression with the Samurai Sword
During this training on mastering the Samurai sword, we’ll be outlining the 9 areas of training within the 3 levels of skill proficiency leading to mastering the Japanese
08-01-2023 Module 1 Wrist Grab Defenses from Higher Skill and Experience Level
During today’s class, we’ll be continuing our review of some the “basic” techniques taught in Module 1 – why they’re not really “module 1 techniques,” and using principles