Podcast weblog on the past, present, and future of Chinese martial arts. Focus on weapon fighting in the art which is on the rise
Erin is an experienced horsewoman, student of asiatic archery, horseback archery, and a student of falconry. This episode focus on her hobbies that were traditionally male roles. She is truly an untamed shield maiden and an amazon!
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Sifu Lake is a full time martial arts instructor in the San Francisco Bay area and a scholar of Daoist metaphysics.
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Guest on the Show: Piero San Giorgio (www.piero.com)
Piero is a Swiss writer and a former marketer. He is the author of many books in various different languages. In 2013, he wrote Survive: The Economical Collapse (https://www.amazon.com/Survive-Economic-Collapse-Piero-Giorgio/dp/1593680147)
Unlike other episodes that, this episodes' focus on the socio-political-economic situation of the globe where the great collapse is inevitable and the roles martial artists will play in them.
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Guest on the show: Ron Esteller
Sifu Ron has been involved in the martial arts scene for decades, his style is ka(karate)ju(jiujitsu)ken(kenpo)bo(boxing). A true OG that has witnessed the changed in the American martial arts scene in the passing decades. He teaches full time in the Bay Area and has appear on the show Fight Quest. He rons an afterschool program with the local High School to teach young women basic self defense.
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Guest on the show: Dr. Mark Cheng
you might remember seeing him on the Tai Cheng infomercial, Dr. Cheng is a life long martial artist that trained under various masters include David Lin and Guru Dan Inosanto. He has extensive experience in Chinese martial arts, Silat, FMA, and Krabi Krabong. He is also a leading expert on kettle bells
follow him on social media on:
https://www.facebook.com/DrMarkCheng/
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https://www.instagram.com/drmarkcheng
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Guest on the show: Scott Rodell
Laoshi Scott is the head of the Great River Taoist Center (https://www.grtc.org/)
He is the owner of 7 Star Trading Company (http://www.sevenstarstrading.com/site/)
He is known for teaching contact oriented Tajiquan and applicable weapon arts in CMA. He also has experiences deal in antique Chinese arms. In this conversation we will speak on his way of thinking in the direction of Chinese Martial Arts and his experiences in dealing antiques.
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Guest on the show: Sabine Krestel
The Kung Fu Princess on the Road (https://www.instagram.com/kungfuprincess/) and blogger (https://kungfuprincess-on-the-road.com/). She is an avid martial arts practitioner and traveler who had set foot in many parts of the world, Sabine came on to the show to speak of her experiences in training martial arts and living in China.
She is currently living in New Zealand and studying law.
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Guest this episode: Aaron Chen
A conversation with Aaron on the state of Chinese Martial Arts, his own background and modern combat sports. Aaron is a full time martial arts instructor in Champaign, Illinois. He came from a background of ballet and contemporary dance. His studio is the Dragon Claw Academy (https://www.dragonclawacademy.com/) and you can follow him on instragram at https://www.instagram.com/dragonclawacademy/
his twitter at https://twitter.com/lungshoupai
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Guest on the show: Jane Dillon
Started her martial arts journey at the age of 2, Jane Dillon is a 21 year old Dojang owner in Stirling, IL who received her black belt at the at of 8 in Tae Kwon Do, traveled around the country and taught in various different Dojangs. She owned her own school at the age of 19 and is a fitness model for Adidas. She is the national poomsae and weapons champion
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Guests on this show: Miss Fencing(Dominika) and Marek Jeziorski
Special guest today are from Poland, a country with a strong cultural tradition in sword fighting. Marek Jezioski, the founder of Modern Classical Fencing and the maestro of Aramis Fencing school (https://aramis.pl/) (https://www.instagram.com/aramis.fencing/) and his student, Dominika, better known on the internet as Miss Fencing (https://www.instagram.com/miss.fencing/) (https://www.youtube.com/missfencing).
On the show we discussed the relevance of the modern classical fencing style and the sword fighting scene in Poland.
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