A Constraints-led Approach to Preparing Your Body for Combat w/ Raul Sanchez Garcia
Dr. Garcia joins us one final time to discuss a few very interesting topics. First, we talk briefly about donor sports and the part they play in building better skills for your main sport. Finally, Raul helps us understand ho...
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A Constraints-led Approach to Preparing Your Body for Combat w/ Raul Sanchez Garcia
False Assumptions of Kata-based Training w/ Raul Sanchez Garcia
Kata were Insignificant in Historical Warring Japan w/ Dr. Raul Sanchez Garcia
Mobility Training for Martial Arts (NOT Yoga) w/ Matt Phili
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About the Host
Josh Peacock
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My name is Josh Peacock, and I’m the host of the Combat Learning Podcast. I’m a lifelong martial arts fanatic with over 20 years in the game, including 8+ years as an instructor.
I currently hold a 4th dan in taekwondo and a blue belt in jiu-jitsu — and have some sort of experience in most styles widely available today. My love for teaching and learning martial arts also led me to earn a master’s degree in Teaching & Learning.