Episode 936 - Sensei Josh Hodges
July 15, 2024
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Episode 936 · July 15, 2024
Episode 936 - Sensei Josh Hodges
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<pre><code>SUMMARY In this conversation, Jeremy discusses with Sensei Josh Hodges his martial arts journeys and the importance of training and personal growth. Sensei Hodges touches on topics such as the value of effort and perseverance, the role of organizations in martial arts, and the need for individualization in training. He also explores the concept of mastery and the importance of personalizing one's martial arts practice. In this conversation, Sensei Hodges discusses the importance of principles in martial arts training and how they can be applied across different styles. He emphasizes the value of persistence and the idea that progress looks different for everyone. He also shares his experience of training independently and the challenges of balancing martial arts with other responsibilities. The conversation highlights the importance of finding what works for you and not comparing yourself to others. TAKEAWAYS * Effort and perseverance are key in martial arts training * Organizations can provide structure but may also limit individual growth * Mastery occurs outside the realm of memorization * Personalization and individualization are important in martial arts practice *Principles in martial arts are universal and can be applied across different styles and techniques. * Persistence is key in martial arts training, and progress looks different for everyone. * Training independently allows for flexibility and adapting to personal priorities and schedules. * Finding what works for you and not comparing yourself to others is important in martial arts and in life.</code></pre>
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