In this episode we talk about things like death and killing, psychology and sparring. Where does one draw the line in their realistic training, and are you ready to truly apply your martial arts in the face of certain doom? If those techniques fail, will you pass with fear in your heart?

These things are the subject matter of today's episode. This is not an episode for the feint of heart. End the end, everyone should look for their peace and. happiness, and we hope you find that listening to us ramble! Thank you for listening!

Recently Tj has discovered the Japanese martial art of Taido, which has resemblances to capoeira, tae kwon do, and of course karate. We spend our time reflecting on taido and giving our two cents on what we think about it.
The music in this episode is composed by: Closed On Sunday
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In this episode Tj and Will answer some of the most asked questions via google about Bagua Zhang and Jeet Kune Do based off of our own personal knowledge and experience. We are not the most qualified to talk about this stuff, but we had fun :) 
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In this episode Tj leads Will and the rest of the audience down a "rabbit hole" of what qigong is, it's suspected origins, and what realistic qigong is in reference to the betterment of one's mind and body. We hope you guys and gals enjoy, and as always, thank for listening!

In this episode Will and Tj scratch the surface of one of history's greatest warriors! Enter: Musashi Miyamoto! We both are big fans of Miyamoto and had a great time recording this episode, and we hope you enjoy listening! Thanks for joining us! Please don't forget to liked our pages on ig, fb and twitter! If you're feeling extra spicy you can support us on cash app at $coffeefu!

In this episode Tj & Will are joined by Nic & Nick - two long time close friends who've come to share their weird martial art stories with us!

I (Will) also want to disclose this: I say some things in this episode that I, myself, don't care to hear. After reviewing the episode, I feel that I come off as cocky and disrespectful. My intention was not to insult practitioners, but to call out hacks that teach B.S. martial arts and risk their students being hurt. I apologize ahead of time if I hurt any feelings. Hope you enjoy the show anyway!

In this episode Tj and Will discuss things they have come to realize in their martial art journeys. This includes protecting your centerline. what chi may actually be and discussing Will's JKD identity crisis. Hope you enjoy - thank you!

Okay so we don't actually talk about these two fictional characters fighting but we do talk about Marvel's production of the show and movie. We also give a shoutout to Andy Le and all the other amazing martial artists that "spoke through their movements". We also touch on kung fu life. Hope you guys enjoy! Oh, and SPOILER ALERT!

This was a very interesting episode for us to record. We get into what we want to be when we grow up, and talk about a few of the many paths one can take as a martial artist to make a career out of it. Dm us @ Coffee & Kung Fu on various social media platforms and let us know how you've turned your art into a way to make money, or how you plan to.

Most people aren't old enough to get the joke in the title .. just look it up on YouTube lmao In this episode we discuss body development and issues that lie in physical development in the martial arts. For you guys to understand where we're coming from, Will was an ACE certified personal trainer, and Tj studies these subject diligently. 
Hope you guys enjoy! Thanks for listening!