Karate Over Coffee

Exploring Karate, Tang Soo Do, and the Evolution of Martial Arts in Korea | Interview with Daniel MarinoWelcome to another episode of Karate Over Coffee, where we dive deep into the world of Karate with insightful conversations and expert guests.In this episode, I sit down with Daniel Marino, a seasoned martial artist and founder of the Naihanchi Project, to explore:☕ The shared roots and differences between Karate and Tang Soo Do☕ How martial arts evolved in Korea post-WWII☕ The influence of Japanese Karate on Tang Soo Do’s development☕ Practical approaches to traditional forms and techniques☕ What the future holds for Karate and Tang Soo Do in the modern worldDaniel brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, sharing fascinating insights into the history, philosophy, and evolution of these incredible martial arts. Whether you're a martial arts enthusiast, a practitioner, or just curious about the stories behind the traditions, this conversation is packed with valuable takeaways!👊 Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to Karate Over Coffee for more engaging discussions and deep dives into Karate history, techniques, concepts and culture.🔗 Follow Daniel Marino:Modern Tang Soo Do Facebook Group:   / 1895m1k5e9   Modern Tang Soo Do YouTube:    / @moderntangsoodo  

Don’t Trade Your Passion for Glory! You can turn a profit in your dojo - full time, part time or hobby dojo, and you don't need to sell out and run birthday parties! Join host Cheyne McMahon as he runs your through 3 Base Principles to Increase Profit in your dojo.

In this episode of Karate Over Coffee, I take a deep dive into one of the most important aspects of my dojo — the syllabus. A syllabus should be continually updated and ever changing, and while it may be working now it doesn't mean it will work forever. Grab your coffee and enjoy!

86 - Espresso Shot - Karate cannot be in the Olympics

83 - Fundamentals are everything!83 - Fundamentals are everything - it all starts and ends with the fundamentals. After a recent Martial Arts tournament, I realised just how important fundamentals are to take your karate (kata) from good to great! www.karateovercoffee.comPlease subscribe and support the poddy!

82 - What I learned in OkinawaI spent a week training in Okinawa with some fantastic sensei and training partners. Join host Cheyne McMahon as he discusses his recent trip to Okinawa and what was learned!

81 - My trip to Okinawa, Japan, and KoreaI am about to board a plane to Okinawa, Japan and then off to Korea to meet up with some friends, train in karate and kobudo, and generally have an awesome time.