Very interesting Bryson...took me a while to get me used to you clean shaved, though 😂 Hope you are doing well and happy in Japan. Best regards from Spain from me and my son, Ice, he always remembers you.
Yes Sir, a beautiful career from trainee via coach and now to a Zen practitioner. A fulfilment of grand masters, whom many of them were monks or priest, to my humble knowledge. I think lots of multilevel trainings are structured very similarly like language aptitude test , i.e. starting from solving the obvious (for beginners), via facing options to be chosen and dealt with (intermediate) through whati-ifs, as you mentioned (for advanced) involving hypothetical solutions or sevaral equallly good solutions or doing nothing at all. Paul, 67, retired instructor of Goju ryu *Karate and techer of technical English.
"we are not the author of our own thoughts" This is a very scary statement... As the saying goes "If you don't know yourself, then who does" One's desires manifest first in thought and then become actions, over time repeated actions becomes one's character. We are all the authors of our own character no matter our thoughts.
My question is how these types of students and sensei still have teeth with all these soldiers training and hard Karate training...My 2 Sensei do not have teeth due to punches...Shotokan ryu that some how was "more" sporty than these other styles. I had fissure ribbons in practice days and somehow full contact Karate guys do not have it most of the times so I do not know.
Bless u guys for these videos
Awesome 👍🏻.very interesting. Thank you for sharing your thoughts 🙏
That was really interesting and Keenan Sensei shared a lot of himself. Hope he finds some peace on his journey.
Very interesting Bryson...took me a while to get me used to you clean shaved, though 😂 Hope you are doing well and happy in Japan. Best regards from Spain from me and my son, Ice, he always remembers you.
Ive been addicted to martial arts since i was a kid through Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (fave was Red Ranger then White Tiger)
Very nice - I learned a lot watching this
Yes Sir, a beautiful career from trainee via coach and now to a Zen practitioner. A fulfilment of grand masters, whom many of them were monks or priest, to my humble knowledge. I think lots of multilevel trainings are structured very similarly like language aptitude test , i.e. starting from solving the obvious (for beginners), via facing options to be chosen and dealt with (intermediate) through whati-ifs, as you mentioned (for advanced) involving hypothetical solutions or sevaral equallly good solutions or doing nothing at all. Paul, 67, retired instructor of Goju ryu *Karate and techer of technical English.
Lovely thank you 🙏
Karate & Zen have been my path for more than 35 years.
I have fond memories of being a skinny, snotty, cocky teenager training under Bryson in the late 80's. Good times and a fabulous instructor.
I’ve just seen this; hello mate
An interesting conversation Bryson...thank you! I wish you well in your studies.
Thanks Mike; best regards 🙏
6:22 Very nice interview of Bryson Sensei 👌 👏 👍
"we are not the author of our own thoughts" This is a very scary statement... As the saying goes "If you don't know yourself, then who does"
One's desires manifest first in thought and then become actions, over time repeated actions becomes one's character. We are all the authors of our own character no matter our thoughts.
YAAAAY Bob Jones Godfather of FMA in Australia
Knowledge stuff.
Great interview.!
Interesting interview
FMA meaning Freestyle in that context
Awesome channel.
My question is how these types of students and sensei still have teeth with all these soldiers training and hard Karate training...My 2 Sensei do not have teeth due to punches...Shotokan ryu that some how was "more" sporty than these other styles.
I had fissure ribbons in practice days and somehow full contact Karate guys do not have it most of the times so I do not know.