What Can I Learn Now by Sifu Brown

What Can I Learn Now by Sifu Brown

Author: Fred Louis February 3, 2021 Duration: 26:16
Welcome to Judo Ya-Ya, I am your host, Fred Louis, and I am also the Head Instructor at Zenbei Judo Team in Salt Lake City.  Here is the audio I listened to years ago by Sifu Brown. He is a great martial artist, teacher, philosopher. I so enjoyed listening to his talks with his students. You always walk away with thought for knowledge, growth in your martial arts but also, challenging and enhancing your personal growth.  We have had our movements restricted by this coronavirus pandemic going on for a year now. I think it was serendipity that I ran across this audio again. I am retired, I have suspended classes at my judo school because of prostate cancer and then the pandemic hit. During the downtime, I started reading and watching videos on coaching. This audio for me brings it into focus and I hope that it will make you think and you can take something away from it to enhance your future.  Enjoy, WHAT CAN I LEARN NOW. Please let me know what is your take away from this audio and send me a message, I would love to hear from you.  and remember, hunker down at home if you can, wear a mask, plan for safe holidays, monitor your health, and look forward to spring.  Please send messages to https://anchor.fm/fred-louis/message you can join me on my Facebook page or Twitter page at Judo Ya-Ya. I can also be contacted by email at judoyaya801@gmail.com 

Hosted by Fred Louis, JUDO YAYA-Zenbei Judo Team-Talking Grassroots Judo, Martial Sports digs into the human stories and foundational efforts that often go unseen in martial sports. This isn't a podcast focused on elite tournament highlights or professional rankings, though that history is respected. Instead, conversations and solo episodes turn toward the local dojo, the dedicated volunteer coach, and the everyday student finding their way. You'll hear from those individuals whose work forms the bedrock of judo communities, discussing the real challenges and triumphs of building a program from the ground up. The history of great American judo players is explored not just as a record of achievement, but as a collection of personal journeys that can inspire current practice. While judo is the central thread, other martial arts are woven into discussions for a broader perspective on discipline and community. The aim is to share practical information and reflections that resonate beyond the mat, connecting the principles of martial arts to daily life. This podcast lives in the categories of Society and Culture because, at its heart, it's about the people and the shared values that keep these traditions alive and growing. Tune in for authentic conversations that celebrate the grassroots spirit.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 9

JUDO YAYA - Zenbei Judo Team- Talking Grassroots Judo, Martial Sports
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Two Levels of Martial Arts by Sifu Brown [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 41:17
Welcome to Judo Ya-Ya, I am your host, Fred Louis, and I am also the Head Instructor at Zenbei Judo Team in Salt Lake City. Here is ANOTHER audio, THE TWO LEVELS OF MARTIAL ARTS BY Sifu Brown. He is a great martial artis…
Sensei Rey Tinaza: How I Got Judo Into Schools [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 35:10
Sensei Tinaza is a great judo teacher and man. He has touched so many lives through his judo programs. Here he is talking about how he got judo into some schools in California. He was a guest speaker at a coaching semina…