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Hosted by Pat Woodward & Jack Heritage · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 20 episodes
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Welcome to The Armchair Combatives Podcast! We are, Pat Woodward: Multi Martial Arts Practioner, and Jack Heritage: Practical Karate Instructor. Listen to informative discussions about everything Combative and Martial. Covering topics ranging from; Running a Martial Arts School, to the Importance of Self-Protection, or even Exciting Training Methods. So, sit down, grab a cup of tea, and join us as we delve into the rabbit hole that is: Martial Arts...
Pat Woodward & Jack Heritage hosts The Armchair Combatives Podcast, a health show with 20 episodes published.
For our season finale Jack & Pat welcome Mr Rokas Leo to the podcast and talk everything USDC! Rokas divulges behind the scenes aspects that go into making a show like The Ultimate Self Defense Championship. What factors
In this episode Pat and Jack sit down to go through listeners burning questions! We will be doing Q & A episodes in every subsequent season, so... drop us a comment or send us a DM to get in touch! Also if you want to he
In this episode Pat attacks Jack's methods of teaching! Only joking! They will however look critically at different teaching approaches and the pros and cons of each. How do you best learn? What sort of teaching methods
In this episode Pat and Jack decide to tackle the interesting world of Bullshido. What causes this phenomenon? Why do instructors end up teaching poor quality techniques? And does your martial art have to be held up to t
In this episode Pat and Jack look at whether striking is a necessity for self-defence training. Do we need a good striking basis in order to deal with physical altercation, or are verbal skills sufficient on their own? D
In this episode Mr Les Bubka joins Pat and Jack to educate them on how mental health plays a key role in how he approaches his martial arts teaching. What are the reasons you train martial arts? And have you ever experie
In this episode Pat and Jack reminisce over their martial journeys so far and look at what they could have done differently. Are there martial arts you wish you would have trained? Are there things you wish you hadn't do
In this episode Pat and Jack try to answer the age old question of: "Is there such a thing as a bad student?" Are martial arts teachers responsible for all behavioral issues in class, or are some students beyond help...?
In this episode Pat and Jack deep dive into the benefits and pitfalls of martial art seminars, including how practitioners approach them and how they can get more out of them. Drop us a comment or send us a DM to get in
We're back! Pat and Jack jump into season 2 with a bang, looking at the positives and negatives of drilling. Does your instructor tell you to do something "for the sake of the drill"? Let us know by commenting or sending
Pat and Jack sit down with Jamie Clubb for the season finale. The three chat about cross-training, self-protection teaching methods, and Jamie's experience. The discussion spans what Clubb Chimera Martial Arts stands for
Jack and Pat discuss how the internet impacts the martial arts world for better and for worse. Is there value in the ability to share information freely on social media platforms? Or are open forums hindering martial pro
Let's talk Syllabus and Curriculum. Pat looks at the differing interpretations of grading syllabi he has experienced from club to club and style to style. Whilst Jack dives into his process of building a practical karate
Based on Jack's recent Women's Self-Protection Seminar, Pat & Jack take a plunge into the challenges women face in regards to personal security and self-protection. What sort of perpetrators do women face? What sort of c
In this episode, Pat and Jack finally let the cat out of the bag... what truly is the best martial arts movie of all time? What makes good martial arts movies, and how does being a martial artist change the way you view
In this episode, Pat and Jack discuss how they got into martial arts and what made them choose the style they did. They look at how clubs generally engage with potential students and parents, and how they entice newcomer
Pat and Jack discuss whether 'traditional' approaches to martial arts training are superior to modern styles. Is it more beneficial to train martial arts as done 200 years ago, or should we be moving with the times? Pat
Pat and Jack delve into the different ways people approach training Martial Arts. Pat looks at how he has selected the arts he has practiced, and to what end, and Jack looks at how he has built onto his existing art of K
Pat and Jack discuss weapon systems, the realistic nature of weapon crime, and the severity of knife defence. Bringing up topics like how the show: The Ultimate Self Defence Championship have helped draw attention to wha
Pat & Jack discuss how martial arts have evolved over time. Taking a look at their own experiences, the duo dive into the public's perception of martial styles. Debating whether that perception can be skewed due to media
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