I known ez since school days. We did lots of gigs around Melbourne. Sadly I gave up on my dream in the art world at young age but the brother ez never stopped or gave up.. I highly admire your persistent determination and hard work bro you are one ambitious hard working man I ever met. All the best with everything my bro🙏🏾

Who are these women?

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I can attest to what Scott is saying. I was fortunate enough to train with David and Malcolm in the late 90’s for a few years and I have never seen anyone else at the same level. David’s phenomenal understanding of what it’s really about and what makes it work, how it can be truly effective is mind blowing.

If you just listen to the natives...

Listen to the full conversation 👆 Such an inspirational story 🙏

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Epic reflections and an amazing conversation around an experience that is so personal and sensitive. Well done for being vulnerable and honest guys. This will be a really helpful resource for people interested or already familiar 💕🪣🌱

I started practicing Karate a while back, from what I hear here, Aikido sounds way more attuned to what I look for in a martial art and a dojo environment.

Don't "blame" anyone. Rather, it's important to understand why it's taught the way it is. I spent 5 years doing Aikido back in the 90s with some of the top instructors in the world, but left it because I wanted something more fight-oriented. However, over the years of doing other fighting arts, I realize how important my Aikido training turned out to be. The think is, Aikido is an entire art unto itself, and trains in it's own particular way. It's not a self-defense course that will give you basics you can run with in a couple of months, but this is also true of a lot of other classical martial arts. It's teaching a more sophisticated way to respond to attacks. It's important to understand that it comes out of post-war Japan, where overt fighting arts were illegal to teach. so the approach was one of an art or sport. But it does have to be pointed out that not every black belt is a good teacher, and i think these bad teachers have produced a lot of disgruntled students.

Why is he trying to whisper into the microphone like that?

@markofmelb I definitely agree

Aikido is definitely misunderstood

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Bold Woman who stays strong on her convictions! Definately a very good podcast.

Dylan this is the best Aikido interview that I have ever seen, by a long way and I have been around for a long time. It took me a while to work out who you were, I could tell that you had some deep insights, and I was a bit confused, then I got it and I totally understood why. Anyway all the very best to your dad. I would happily drive many hours if your dad asked me too.

I think the main theme is discipline. But martial arts is just one example.

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Sounds like a cult

Spar as in sparring lols

Nice lil bro ...nice podcast