Jason Boh runs his martial arts school in Portsmouth, UK and also has a pretty cool day job with the Fire Service. An instructor in several arts, he chats with Mick about his influences and inspirations, and the qualities it takes to teach. Find out more about Jason and his school SMA here: www.jasonboh.com #Karate #RoyalNavy #JKD #BJJ #Panatukan #DirtyBoxing #Trapping #SelfDefence #Portsmouth #MuayThai #Boxing #ThaiBoxing #Fitness #FireService

The living legend talks to Mick about scientific streetfighting, training on concrete with Bruce Lee in the dark, motorbikes and forming a jazz band with some JKD masters. Plus how you can do Jeet Kune Do without even realising that's what you're doing. Find out more about what Richard does here http://www.imbacademy.com/

Liam Richards lives the dream of many martial artists - living and working with his passion. He set up his first Excel academy while at university and has just opened his second in Sheffield. Liams skills have taken him all over the world and seen him reach the finals on Britains Got Talent. He's also worked with the Power Rangers - and all this before he is in his late twenties!

Mick talks with Brendan Westwood at the UK MKG Camp about putting together such a big event, as well as when the right time is to turn your students into teachers, and the small matter of facing a surgery which some doctors were too scared to perform. We also learn more of Mick's legendary chat up technique and producer Ant doesn't seem sure just which Westwood is on the show.

Diana and Mick recall tales of shopping and shooting, and discuss her journey all the way from store detective to training some of the worlds elite, and being famed for her training skills. Mick also looks at the negative effects 30 years of training have had on his body.

This week Mick speaks to someone he used to just read about in magazines and is now his main teacher - Rick Faye, the owner and head instructor of the Minnesota Kali Group. They caught up after a weekend training earlier in the year at the first MKG UK camp in Calshot on the south coast. They discuss balance, self-improvement and success. Find out more about Rick and what he does by clicking through to http://www.mnkali.com/

In this first show, Mick speaks to Phil Norman, who made his name as a fighter, TV gameshow winner, and now as the brains behind a new style of elusive combat: The Ghost. We learn how it developed from a simple idea of "hit and don't get hit" into a system that can be taught to anyone.

Mick doesn't just interview his guests - he spars with them! Mick Tully has been doing martial arts for 30 years and he's still not sure. In this series Mick will speak to Martial artists from across the globe he's had the pleasure (and sometimes pain) to train with. This is not about war stories, it's about how sometimes the nicest people you ever meet in life can be the one who just threw you by your head. into a wall. In a 'controlled' way.