Real Fake Swords and Fake Real Swords Episode 46: Return of the Clinching Mantis and Side Gate Baji Chef

Vinny the Clinching Mantis( https://realfakesword.podbean.com/e/real-fake-swords-and-fake-real-swords-episode-43-vincen-tseng-the-clinching-mantis/ )

Jason the Baji Chef ( https://realfakesword.podbean.com/e/real-fake-swords-and-fake-real-swords-episode-36-jason-liao-sidegate-baji-chef/ )

Two previous guests with similar outlooks and opinions in the martial arts returns to have a conversation about the state of CMA and what can practitioners do about improving it.

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Real Fake Swords and Fake Real Swords Episode 45: Return of the Swordswomen

Guests from previous episode returns:

Miss Fencing: https://realfakesword.podbean.com/e/real-fake-swords-and-fake-real-swords-episode-17-miss-fencing-and-maestro-marek-modern-classical-fencing/

Eszter: https://realfakesword.podbean.com/e/real-fake-swords-and-fake-real-swords-episode-29-eszter-edl-the-old-lady-with-a-sword/

In this episode we compare and contrast the two drastically different sword arts of the ancient East and the modern West. We also explore the issue of role of women in competitive combat sport compared to those of men.

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Real Fake Swords and Fake Real Swords Episode 44: Return of Byron and Warfox

Guests from before returns:

Warfox: https://realfakesword.podbean.com/e/real-fake-swords-and-fake-real-swords-episode-35-robert-jay-arnold-the-war-fox/

Byron: https://realfakesword.podbean.com/e/real-fake-swords-and-fake-real-swords-episode-30byron-jacobs-international-wushu/

One in Taiwan and the other in Mainland, one practice Bagua and the other Xingyi, discussing the state of traditional martial arts and CMA.

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Real Fake Swords and Fake Real Swords Episode 43: Vincent Tseng, The Clinching Mantis

Guest on the Show: Vincent Tseng

Vinny is a long time praying mantis kung fu practitioner living in Boston. He has experience in various form of wrestling and grappling arts such as Brazilian Jiujitsu, shuai jiao, and a few days of bokh (Mongolian wrestling, especially after his trip to Mongolia). He is very well traveled and experienced in bowmaking and archery in the amazon. In addition he is a blade and knife enthusiast with experience in machete and other forms of weapon fighting.

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Real Fake Swords and Fake Real Swords Episode 42: Kyle Dawson, Local Hero

Guest on show: Kyle Dawson, a Long Island New York local Taekwondo practitioner and champion who is a talented sportsman and an aspiring stuntman, trying to break into the field of martial arts cinema.

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Real Fake Swords and Fake Real Swords Episode 41: Jewelianna Ramos, Queen of Kicks

Jewelianna Ramos, on instagram as https://www.instagram.com/karate.jewels/

Known as Queen of Kicks and a life time martial arts practitioner, Jewelianna Ramos is a practitioner of Tae Kwon Do as well as a practitioner of Japanese Kenjutsu. Barely 20 years old, she already hold World Champion titles and currently lives in Tennessee with her boyfriend Justin who is also a World Champion martial artist, running their own school.  

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Real Fake Swords and Fake Real Swords Episode 40: Vincent Mei, New York Bajibot

Vincent Mei is the founder of Bajibot(www.bajibot.com) and practitioner of Bajiquan kung fu like Jason Liao (https://realfakesword.podbean.com/e/real-fake-swords-and-fake-real-swords-episode-36-jason-liao-sidegate-baji-chef/ ) He is one of the head instructors of Wu Tan in New York and New Jersey. One of the few Baji practioners in North America he is proud to carry the legacy of Spear God Li Shu Wen.

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Real Fake Swords and Fake Real Swords Episode 39: Stephanie Pham, TKD competitor, Actress, Model, Youtuber

Stephanie Pham: Tae Kwon Do competitor, Actress, Model, Youtuber. She is partner is crime with Angela Jordan( https://realfakesword.podbean.com/e/real-fake-swords-and-fake-real-swords-episode-38-angela-jordan-aj-kicks/ ) and Joey Min ( https://realfakesword.podbean.com/e/real-fake-swords-and-fake-real-swords-episode-7-joey-min-and-the-art-school-dropouts/ ). Check out their youtube channel ( https://www.youtube.com/user/artschooldropouts ). In this episode we discuss the relevance of Traditional styles in the modern times where combat sports such as MMA is on the rise. We also discussed the use of martial arts in the field of stunts and cinema. 

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Real Fake Swords and Fake Real Swords Episode 38: Angela Jordan AJ Kicks

Angela Jordan aka AJ is a life long martial artist with experience in American Kenpo Karate, capoeira, wushu, judo, and Muay Thai. She is also a stunt woman and actress while teaches martial arts on the side. She is a youtuber that frequently appears on Art School Dropout with prevous Guest, Joey Min ( https://realfakesword.podbean.com/e/real-fake-swords-and-fake-real-swords-episode-7-joey-min-and-the-art-school-dropouts/ )

Her action reel ( https://vimeo.com/241886716 )

Her Facebook fan page ( https://www.facebook.com/OfficialAjkick101/ )

Her Instagram Account (https://www.instagram.com/ajkick101/)

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Real Fake Swords and Fake Real Swords Episode 37: Jonathan Barbary White Brow of France

Jonathan Barbary:

Life long martial arts practitioner and history buff, hailing from France. Instructor of the Pak Mei, Southern Kung Fu, Mr. Barbary has demonstrated his skills in his works as a security personel. His is also an avid antique weapons collector and has an interesting and formidable collection in his arsonal. 

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