Martially Motivated: Recent Episodes
Dan Bourelle
A podcast about martial arts and fitness. Discussions on self-defense, prevention, awareness, stories with guests and more!
Andrew Hobart, who owns Bourelle Martial Arts in Newcastle, WY, joins me to discuss a wide variety of tops. We discuss some past martial arts experiences, egos in martial arts, good and bad instructors, and our martial arts styles we train.
Brent Holland, of Isshinryu Karate, joins me yet again to discuss some of our own misunderstandings and myths we were taught early on in our training. Some of it is physical techniques that we misunderstood, and some is the history of our martial arts. I’m certain we’ll revisit this top down the road as there is sooooo much misinformation out there on this topic. So much so, I’ve been writing an ongoing serious on the topic!
On this episode I am joined again by my friend, and fellow instructor, Brent Holland of Isshinryu Karate. We discuss our martial arts influences, whether or not to discard of a technique if we don’t understand it’s use yet, and finish by telling everyone to punch each other in the face…sort of. You’ll need to listen to understand that one!
On this episode, an old friend of mine, Sensei Aaron Lawrence of Shoshin Ryu Jujutsu, calls in from his new home in Eugene, Oregon to discuss how martial arts has impacted his life, among many other great topics we get into.
On this episode, my two newest black belts stop by and discuss what got them into martial arts, their toughest and best moments, as well as many other things in our longest episode yet!
On this episode we discuss workplace PINS (pre-incident indicators), rules of opposites and gut feelings.
I discuss fear in this episode. What conjures up fear. How to better control it. The difference between fear and worry/phobia/paranoia.
On this episode I discuss how to recognize when you're in an abusive relationship and how to deal with and avoid stalking issues.
On this episode I discuss the SNS (sympathetic nervous system) and the PNS (parasympathetic nervous system), its effects and why it's so important to train properly in martial arts.