Hosted by tuari dawson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 345 episodes
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A lifelong Martial Arts student, gives his thoughts and views on Karate and all things Martial Arts. From interviews, training, to media, to movies to the how to’s and the why nots? All in search of the only Sensei you should only ever have, the one that looks back at you from the mirror. use this link to check out our other Martial Arts related content:https://linktr.ee/Invisen
tuari dawson hosts The Invisible Sensei, a sports show with 345 episodes published.
Who the hell is this adversary I am training to fight? And why do I have to have the martial Art versatility of a John Wick to stand an outside chance? What if I just like training? What if (heaven forbid) I don't give a
Popcorn, Karate, fighting, movies, life decisions, being vulnerable to be invulnerable, being prepared to lose to win, oh and chocolate ice cream!! Rich rewards await the Martial Artist who enters this particular Martial
How do we take that first step back into the Dojo after a break of days/weeks/years/millienia? It's never easy, but our host shares his thoughts on how he keeps getting on the floor after a half century of training, of c
How do we take that first step back into the Dojo after a break of days/weeks/years/millienia? It's never easy, but our host shares his thoughts on how he keeps getting on the floor after a half century of training, of c
Where do you want to sit on the long journey to come? Cattle class? or even 1st class? what about being the pilot NOT the passenger? Please checkout our podcast t-shirts and other merch on: budovibe.store A wonderful way
Should Children be allowed to become Blackbelts? What's the line that is crossed when they do? Should they wait to be 20yr old fighting machines when they do? What even is a Blackbelt and how is it different from a Shoda
How does a style survive the death of its founder? How does an approach survive the death of the Sensei who taught it? Do we copy, emulate, preserve or something else? Thanks for checking out this new episode, we hope yo
After numerous requests for part 2, we thought let's consolidate part 2 & 3, the reaction has been such that we thought why wait another whole week for part 3! Please enjoy! Paul Enfield Sensei (8th dan) is an internatio
Part 1 of 3: Paul Enfield Sensei (8th dan) is an internationally respected student/ Teacher/ and Innovator of Okinawan Goju Ryu Karate. His pedigree includes some of the finest and most respected Sensei in the art in a p
What role does fear, the harnessing of, or the ignoring of it play in our training, and how does it cost us if not heeded? Thanks for checking out this new episode, we hope you will take time to checkout our over 300 oth
Our host shares his candid thoughts on why power is less important than responsibility, moving up the proverbial ladder, but being realistic about what it means to achieve his 7th Dan Kyoshi licence. Thanks for checking
Wildly different while being completely the same, what happens when people cant agree on the position of a hand, the foot that goes forward, the placement of a finger? Well, comedy ensues, with drama coming up close behi
It's an unwritten rule not to talk about grading, especially, when it's your own. But, if you have time, and you promise not to tell anyone else, I will talk to you about my thoughts on moving a little further up the roa
In this episode our host discusses the importance of remembering all those Men and Women out there teaching in little church halls or in backyards or a field somewhere and the good they do, not trying to produce fighting
How do we approach the balancing act that is Martial Arts training? How do we avoid the inevitable which is the self critique that accompanies any endeavour without it spiralling into something sharper and more damaging?
Inspiration is an important aspect of training, as is discipline and repetition of fundamentals etc. Our host shares some of his personal sources of inspiration in the form of different Sensei and individuals who have po
What happens when you are between Dojo? Or the Dojo closes? or your in a place that doesn't have one? How do we survive on the rough seas of not having to answer to anyone? Maybe we eat as much KFC as humanly possible!!!
Alpha Dogs, Unstoppable mindsets, and being the deadliest man in the room! Stoic Viking Warriors and ancient Japanese sword saints combined with the noble savage, the loner, holding the upper hand in every situation. We
Zatoichi formed a large part of our host's viewing experience in his formative years, a swashbuckling sword wielding free for all but with heart and pathos as well! What do we learn from these types of media, and why do
Michael Coots, Karateka, traveller and so much more gives his thoughts on the incredible experience of Okinawa, culture,cuisine,history and this thing they call Karate and its companion Kobudo. A dedicated student of Kar
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