Welcome to Episode #36 of the Fight for a Happy Life podcast, “Secret Techniques.”
Myths, legends, and secret techniques… the martial arts are full of them. But is any of that stuff for real?
Join me as I venture into the hidden chambers to decode the secret scrolls that hold the ancient formula for success in the martial arts and beyond.
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Thought this pod cast was “magic”. Thanks Sensei Ando!
Ha! My pleasure, ma’am! 🙂
The secret is out: “There is no secret, just … (no spoiling alert); so, everybody, please, listen to this episode and make the recipe yours!
Shhhhhhhh! 😀
My silence means everything!
knowledge without practice mean nothing.
Lesson of the day,thks sensei
Experience is everything, yes! Thank you for listening! 🙂
Listened to this during my Thanksgiving Morning workout (a vain attempt to stave off the effects of too much food later today). I love it that you applied Arthur C. Clarke’s quote to the martial arts. It is so true! I am a karateka and recently attended a one-off Judo seminar at a friend’s karate dojo. Yes, it looked like “magic,” but – like you said – more accurately it was “magical.” Likewise, “magical” when I received a little refinement to a very basic technique that I’ve thrown thousands of times since Day One. Suddenly that technique worked against someone who was resisting me and challenging me in ways that I’d never encountered before. Thanks so much for articulating these things and going deeper into the martial arts mindset.
Hi Jo! Working out on Thanksgiving morning… you rock! 😀
Yes, I read your report on the Judo seminar… the more you learn, the less you know, if you know what I mean. It all starts to overlap and simplify, I find. That’s when the magic appears. Keep up the good work!