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Concur, influential artist . Solid but nothing new but his presentation.

Sought this out to learn a little more about my great uncle and maybe get advice towards my own martial arts journey. Really interesting podcast. Looking forward to tuning into it in the future.

Some people have little regard for their own welfare. Absolutely no regards ours.

Osu. Even though Bruce Lee passed away at such a young age, he definteky left his legacy.

My brothers ❤️🤜

WOW! I'm 6 minutes into the show AND see it was done WHILE I was in OKINAWA for the 6th time... and I must say Hanshi Clanadra really opened up with a BOMB!!! like BAM he just put it out there LOL. I guess somebody had to say it :)

Happy (belated) birthday, Robert!

Watch the special on Hulu, the Vow of Silence the assassination of Annie Mae, he was married to her and had 2 children with her and cheated on her both from Nova Scotia... she ended up dead as a result of his discretion looks like the same guy...

Jeff Speakman is a thinking man's martial artist.

Great podcast. Looking forward to going back and listening to many more episodes. Calandra Sensei, yes please on the seminars! For those of us that are younger in our martial arts and those who have not trained on Okinawa, I think it so necessary for us to see a bigger picture outside of our dojos and would be greatly appreciative of your time and efforts in sharing your knowledge and experience. Thank you to everyone for the podcast. Happy to have discovered it.

Looks a lot like Yong Chun White Crane Sam Zhan.

Itosu was such an amazing master and I love all the myths and stories about him. Thanks for this amazing interview.

A millionaire in spirit...

Thoroughly enjoyed this interview.

RIP! Kyosji Hogarth Ouss!

What about having Hanshi Anthony sandoval on

Love it thank you, now I want to read more books

Nice power snap Sensei...so cool

Thomas sensei, I enjoyed your Itosu book and am now starting to read the Yabu book. Thank you for your research 🙏

Great talk. I’m glad to hear real world opinions from the panel but fights are so unpredictable. Great tips.

Nearly looking forward to this interview with one of the leading karate research historians...

This was a fun chat

76 i grew up in alberta Tony Martin moved to Alberta and the same town as me in that time period . Tony was a black belt under Monty Guest and we started the first Kai Shin Karate school in Alberta. I feel mabe one sided we trained closer to the Tsiroka style with intesity than many dojos at that time.. We were out in middle of country farm in a old school. Guys from calgary and edmonton came and heard of our school sometime they joined. They would drive two hours to our club twice a week. I loved your show brings me back to the years i follwed to my black. Thank you. I still train at 61 and feel if Kai shin was not for me i would not be here i needed that club really saved alot pain in my life . I also had it in many times i had pain and used movement medicine to heal.

A true, modern day warrior and gentleman. Thank you for sharing your story!

Sensei Bodrug, an amazing martial artist and an amazing person. Great podcast.

Loved it, thank you

Amazing, thank you.

Lots of great wisdom shared. Curious now as to which Mississauga Sensei Kyoshi Rice had been training with.

Great episode - thank you!

Thumbs up. Great stories. Amazing martial arts journey!

Got it. Thank you.

Amazing, thanks for recording this guys! :)

It was cool hearing everyone sharing their perspectives on the idea of training in more than one martial art.

I did some pretty hardcore training under Hanshi Ken Tallack. My black belt grading was about 9 hours long and it was brutal. But it sounds like a cakewalk compared to the way Bill Hind used to train LOL.

This is gold.

Listening to this as I am entering a somewhat forced time of taking a break from training, it was very insightful to hear from both of you, and what you have seen in the past few years! Thank you for sharing, great topic Senseis!

Never seen a more defined load of horse shit in my entire life.

I watch you guy's all the time. This was by far the most touching episode yet! Many people aren't able to see those special moments in life until they know their own life is in jeopardy. The courage shown from Hanshi Joslin is awesome on another level and it's amazing he is leading people to the bible.

Thanks to the people of Punch Kick Choke Chat for having me on their podcast. It was a pleasure to share some of my perspectives with some very welcoming and knowledgeable people

Wrestling has 3 ranks! Wrestler Coach Has been

Thank you for dedicating yourselves to the martial arts in this format. As far as this video is concerned, however, as Itosu's biographer, I am sorry to say that it contains many errors and anachronisms - starting with the opening photo, which shows Japanese fencing master Miyake Sango and not Itosu Ankō (1831-1915). The photo issue was corrected several years ago. It is very important to make this clear, otherwise such kind falsehoods based on incorrect sources and interpretations regarding Itosu will continue to spread.

I concur 💥🖖🏾

I'm ready for it Sensei ❤️‍🔥🥋

Interesting, thank you

Very interesting to learn more about the history of karate in this way. Thank you for that.

That was amazing!

Awesome reveal Sensei. The crisp sound of both swords cutting through the air and beautifully simple design,makes it worth owning. ❤🖖🏾

Love it, thank you