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Today’s guest is none other than Doug Marcaida, a world-renowned expert in edged weapons. Doug is a US military contractor, martial arts instructor, and knife designer for FOX Knives Italy. His deep expertise has made him a trusted instructor for military, law enforcement, and security professionals, offering specialized training in weapon awareness and tactical use.
Doug’s innovative designs have led to collaborations with some of the industry’s biggest names, including 5.11 Tactical, KA-BAR Knives, Bastinelli Creations, MAX Venom, and Jason Knight Knives. As a brand ambassador for 5.11 Tactical, Doug continues to push the boundaries of knife design and functionality.
You may also recognize Doug as a judge on The History Channel’s hit show Forged in Fire, where his expertise in blades and martial arts takes center stage.
Join me as I sit down with the incredible Doug Marcaida to talk about his journey, passion for edged weapons, and insights into his unique craft. Welcome to the show, Doug!
Doug Marcaida
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Today’s guest, Duval Hamilton, is a 4th dan black belt in Kyokushinkai Karate and a highly respected martial artist known for his depth of skill and experience across multiple disciplines.
Born and raised in New York City, Duval’s passion for martial arts sparked early, starting with Kung Fu and Tae Kwon Do. Under the guidance of dedicated instructors, his natural talent became clear, setting him on a lifelong path in martial arts.
With unwavering dedication, Duval embodies the warrior spirit, making him a true inspiration in the martial arts community.
Please join me in welcoming Mr. Duval Hamilton to the show!
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Today’s guest, Rick Roufus, began his martial arts journey at just 5 years old. Rising quickly through the national point karate circuit, Rick made his professional debut as a kickboxer in his late teens.
Early in his career, Rick competed under full-contact rules, where leg kicks, elbow strikes, and knee attacks weren’t permitted. Despite these restrictions, he achieved an impressive 28-0 record before moving into full-contact kickboxing.
Over his career, Rick amassed an incredible record: 65 wins in kickboxing, 13 in boxing, and 4 in MMA, fighting in multiple weight classes and across the globe.
In recognition of his achievements, Rick was inducted into the World Kickboxing League Hall of Fame in 2012.
Please join me in welcoming my guest today, Mr. Rick Roufus!
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Today’s guest, Jayne Storey, is a seasoned martial artist with over 30 years of experience. She is also an accomplished author and keynote speaker.
Jayne has spent more than a decade dedicated to developing The Chi Performance Method, a unique system crafted for elite athletes and performers in sports and the arts. This method empowers clients to calm the mind, relax the nervous system, and manage adrenaline, giving them an edge over their competitors.
Although she primarily works with golfers, Jayne also coaches athletes across a wide spectrum—from swimmers, tennis players, and triathletes to extreme and endurance sports competitors, as well as dancers and musicians.
Join me in welcoming the incredible Jayne Storey!
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Brett Chan’s illustrious career has evolved into directing, where his expertise continues to shine. He has been entrusted with leading several high-profile projects, including 16 and Foxhunt.
Renowned globally as one of the top stunt coordinators, fight choreographers, and 2nd unit directors, Brett’s incredible creativity, strong work ethic, and 40 years of experience in martial arts have elevated him to the pinnacle of his profession.
His recent international work includes 2nd unit directing and choreographing action sequences that earned him Emmy nominations for the Netflix series Wednesday and the HBO hit series Warrior.
I’m thrilled to welcome my guest today, Mr. Brett Chan!
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Join us as we sit down with Celeste Myers, also known as “Profesora Azul” in the Capoeira community. With over 20 years of experience, Celeste’s journey began in gymnastics and sports before pursuing a B.A. in music. She went on to teach music and math in public and private schools for over a decade.
Celeste has not only run two successful Capoeira schools but also made her mark in the competitive scene. She adjudicated at the first ICAPF tournament in Los Angeles in 2012 and earned first place in both the co-ed solo and partner divisions at the Intermountain West ICAPF tournament in 2016. Additionally, she has performed in numerous Capoeira exhibitions, taught workshops across the U.S., and even trained in Brazil. Through partnerships with state programs, she has brought Capoeira to schools throughout the Intermountain West.
Outside of Capoeira, Celeste enjoys tricking, music writing, video games, and spending time with her family. She also co-hosts the popular podcast, Only The Strongest.
Today, we’re excited to have her share her story and passion for Capoeira. Please welcome my guest, Celeste Myers!
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Rob Ingram has been immersed in martial arts for over 27 years, achieving a 3rd-degree black belt in karate, a 3rd-degree black belt in Lissajous-Do, and a Purple Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
As a fighter, Rob boasts an impressive record, going 6-0 as an amateur boxer and 4-2 as an amateur kickboxer.
He spent two years on the international martial arts team “Full Circle” and ran his own martial arts school for four years.
For the past decade, Rob has been consulting for martial arts businesses and founded McDojoLife 11 years ago. Today, he serves as Vice President of Academy Safe, an organization dedicated to raising standards in the martial arts industry.
Join me in welcoming my guest, Mr. Rob Ingram.
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Today, we have a true martial arts legend on the show: Mr. Eric Lee. Born in China, Eric’s martial arts journey began under the influence of his father, who also studied the art. Throughout his career, he has trained with some of the most respected martial artists in the world, including Master Wen Mei Yu, Grandmaster Share K. Lew, James Lee, and former guest of the show, Grandmaster Al Dacascos.
In the early 1970s, Eric earned the title “King of Kata,” securing over 100 world titles between 1970 and 1974, going undefeated in forms and weapons competitions during that period.
Eric’s accomplishments are vast. He is a recipient of the Armed Forces Appreciation Award, has taught Movie Action at UCLA, and has acted in and choreographed fight scenes for over 80 movies and TV productions. Some of his notable work includes appearances in Mod Squad, Good Guys Wear Black, The Greatest American Hero, Airwolf, Big Trouble in Little China, and many more. He also produced and starred in the feature film The Master Demon.
With over 65 years of martial arts experience, Eric continues to be an inspiration in the community. Outside of martial arts, he enjoys acrobatics, swimming, horseback riding, and even singing.
Please welcome my guest today, the incomparable Mr. Eric Lee.
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Mollii Khangsengsing is a lifelong athlete who knows firsthand how physical activity can transform lives. After migrating to the U.S. as a child, she quickly adapted to a new culture and language through her passion for sports and fitness.
With 18 years of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) training, Mollii made history as the first Laotian female black belt in the discipline. In 2019, she co-founded Tuff Love Fitness, a nonprofit based in Oakland, CA, dedicated to providing free and affordable self-defense, martial arts, and fitness programs to low-income and vulnerable communities throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.
Mollii is also the visionary behind Sweaty Betties, one of the world’s first women’s BJJ organizations. For over a decade, she organized free weekly women’s classes and grappling camps across the Bay Area, Los Angeles, Maui, and Costa Rica, empowering women through martial arts.
When she’s not on the mats, you can find Mollii enjoying a hearty bowl of ramen or scaling the nearest coconut tree.
Please join me in welcoming today’s guest, Mollii Khangsengsing!
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In this episode of Everyday Martial Artist, we are honored to welcome Eric Oram, a true authority in the martial arts world with over 45 years of experience. Eric is one of the leading experts in Wing Chun Kung Fu, with an impressive background that spans multiple martial arts styles including grappling, kickboxing, kali/escrima, Jeet Kune Do, Karate, and both Asian and European weaponry.
Since 1985, Eric has shared his knowledge of Wing Chun with a wide range of students, from the general public to elite law enforcement agencies such as the police, FBI, Delta Force, and Navy SEALs. He’s also worked with professional athletes, including members of the San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, and Arizona Cardinals.
Eric’s expertise has made him a sought-after trainer for Hollywood actors, helping stars like Robert Downey Jr., Orlando Bloom, Jake Gyllenhaal, Tobey Maguire, Gerard Butler, John Saxon, and Christian Bale prepare for their roles. His experience as a fight choreographer includes major films like Sherlock Holmes 1 & 2, Iron Man 3, and The Avengers.
In addition to his martial arts achievements, Eric has contributed to various martial arts and fitness publications, and he’s also an accomplished screenwriter and musician. On top of all that, he is a dedicated husband and father.
Join us as we delve into Eric’s incredible journey, his passion for martial arts, and his unique experiences in the entertainment industry.
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