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In this episode, Master Abbott and Joshua discuss the power of struggle, the differences between martial arts training and instruction in Japan and the US, and what it takes to be a good martial artist. Master Abbott also shares how he cured himself of injury induced asthma by running a mile every day. This is a must listen for martial artists and anybody who needs to rise to a difficult challenge.
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Joshua and Angi talk about the Onnit 6 Fitness Challenge, Angi’s 
In this episode, Ty and Joshua talk about their mutual love of the ocean, what it’s like to surf with an adaptation different from the norm, and their involvement with 
There is not a dull moment in this entire episode. John speaks freely about his start in martial arts, the history of The Pit, and some recent controversies involving his school in Arroyo Grande, California.
In this episode, Joshua and Grandmaster Scot cover a range of topics, including Grandmaster Scot’s beginning in martial arts and his bridge between some of his more old school training and the way he teaches his own students. It is clear that Joshua and Grandmaster Scot barely scratched the surface of what they could have discussed across their more than 15 years of knowing each other.
Sensei Ford and Joshua talk about martial arts, childhood inspirations, and the power of positive mentors. They also chat about their mutual love of martial arts cinema.
In this episode, Jose and Joshua talk about their love of surfing and their experience in competing on the US Team together. Jose also goes deep on his recovery from his injury, and what he does to persevere when things get tough. This is not an episode to be missed.
In this episode, Joshua sits down for an unfiltered conversation with both Kyle and Erik. The 3 of them talk a bit about the Budo Brothers story, as well as some of their common training experiences. Also, some shenanigans ensue.