False sense of security revisited

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The Martial Maze martial arts podcast

ISRAEL LOPEZ SENSEI

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The Martial Maze is a martial arts podcast that discussed the complexities and pitfalls that one encounters in studying of martial arts. Hosted by Israel lopez sensei and Barak Yalad Shidoshi. With over a combined 80 years of experience in both street and sport martial arts. They take a dive deep into controversial topics that range from all over the martial arts spectrum. Sometimes with special guests that are experts in their fields of study. Judo, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, MMA, karate, kung fu it's all covered here. So join us as we explore the Martial maze.

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False sense of security revisited

The Martial Maze martial arts podcast

47 minutes 25 seconds

1 month ago

False sense of security revisited

Konnichiwa! In this episode of the Martial Maze martial arts podcast. We revisit an earlier discussion on why Brazilian jiu-jitsu should stop selling a false sense of security. Joining in on the discussion is Wing Chun kung fu practitioner and Brazilian jujutsu blue belt. Sifu Dan Joe of Lithium-Tiger Martial Arts in Rockland County, New York

Daniel Josephs is a Sifu in Wing Chun Kung-Fu under the lineage of Great Grandmaster Yip Man, Great Grandmaster Moy Yat, Grandmaster Moy Wu (Tony Watts), and his Sifu Master Stephan Coram. He is the owner and founder of Lithium Tiger Wing Chun and has over ten years of experience in martial arts instruction.His nickname, Lithium Tiger, came about through kung fu, broadening his view on life. He says that seeing things from different perspectives allows one not to get “tunnel vision” and to see everything as a learning experience.