This episode of Tri-Star Podcast features Grandmaster Jerry Wiles, sharing his journey and insights in martial arts discipline, emphasizing the importance of testing and self-improvement through ranks. He also highlights the influence of Master Ki Yul Yu and Chuck Norris on his career.

* The significance of having an instructor and testing for belt promotions

* How Tang Soo Do became a lifelong passion due to its unique style and cultural impact in the 70s

* The importance of ambidexterity, as shared by a senior black belt during his formative years

* The challenges of being left-handed in martial arts and other fields during the 60s and 70s

* Board Breaking World Record Link

“How can I test a student for a belt that I’m not willing to test for myself?” - Jerry Wiles

“I continue to teach it, and I continue to train in it. And I feel that the value of sticking to something and going through the master levels enables you to be a better teacher.” - Jerry Wiles

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