Join us as we return to Punch, Kick, Choke, Chat to chat with Sensei Jim “Jake” Maloney, a 10th degree black belt who has been training for over 40 years. Sensei Maloney was the first person in Canada to attain a black belt in Uechi Ryu Karate in 1967. Jim Maloney became interested in Karate and discovered the Mattson Academy of Karate when he was only 16 years old, having moved to Boston, Massachusetts from Nova Scotia, Canada. Sensei Maloney trained and studied alongside some of the most decorated competitors in the sport like Bob Campbell, and was an undefeated New England champion in free fighting and cement breaking competitions from 1967-1973. Sensei Maloney is also an official representative to Okinawa/Japan for Canada in the Uechi Ryu Karate association and has trained more than 16,000 students internationally, as well as trained and developed hundreds of fighting champions on full contact basis.  In recent years, Sensei Jim Maloney has organized and operated the first independent, all Aboriginal Training Institute in Canada named the First Nations Tribal Justice Institute. He also developed and taught self–defense programs for the Halifax school for the blind and provided special training for women in self-defense in conjunction with the YWCA, YMCA Helpline and Rape crisis center.

Join us as we chat with Lance Gatling Sensei, a former tank commander of the US army, one of the top English speaking scholars of Judo history, and, overall, a person with an absolute wealth of knowledge. Sensei Gatling has resided in Japan for over 35 years, and has over 40 years of knowledge of Asian studies, Japanese Nihon Jujutsu and the history of Judo. His scholarship is well respected all over the world.

Join us in this short episode of PKCC as we discuss with Hanshi John Therien about high ranks, and what the martial arts mindset should be. 

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Join us for another Host Night with PKCC as we discuss the effect of iaido on empty hand training, observations in martial arts during the pandemic, and how students can improve themselves 'spiritually' in martial arts.

Join us in a short topic-focused episode of PKCC where we discuss the benefits of competing, with special guest Kysohi Adette Rice.

Join us as we return to Punch, Kick, Choke, Chat to chat with Joe Corley, an American Karate, Tae Kwon Do, and kickboxing competitor, instructor and broadcaster. Sensei Corley is a 10th Degree Black Belt and Master Instructor at Atlanta Extreme Warrior. Sensei Joe Corley began studying Tang Soo Do at age 16. At 19 he earned his black belt and opened his first martial arts studio. He won many US National Karate Grand Championships from 1977 to 1987 and opened Atlanta's first karate studio in 1987 in which he founded Joe Corley's American Karate System in 1992. Sensei Joe Corley was named Man of the Decade by Official Karate magazine and was inducted into the Black Belt Magazine Hall of Fame as Man of the Year in 1998. 

Joe Corley also became a commentator for American Karate on national television, along with Chuck Norris and Pat Morita, appearing on many news networks such as NBC, CBS, ESPN and more. He has also appeared in films such as Modern Warriors (2002), Mystic Origins of the Martial Arts (1998) and Force Five (1985).

Join us on our Host Night on moments that have stood out through COVID-19, politics in martial arts, mental health, and training with injuries.

In this second episode of Punch, Kick, Choke, Chat: Short Discussions, we discuss the concept of ShuHaRi, the evolution of a student to a master, and give advice for new instructors.

Featuring our usual hosts Kyoshi Randy Dauphin, Sensei Shaun Benson, Hanshi Gary Legacy, and special guest contributor Hanshi Cezar Borkowski.

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In this first episode of Punch, Kick, Choke, Chat: Short Discussions, we discuss high ranks in martial arts, what they mean, why it is (or is not) important to have one, and who is capable of achieving one.

Featuring our usual hosts Kyoshi Randy Dauphin, Sensei Nicklaus Suino, Hanshi Gary Legacy, and guest contributor Sensei Conroy Copeland.

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Join us as we return to Punch, Kick, Choke, Chat to chat with Sensei John Pierson, a Shorin Ryu practitioner and original co-founder of Legacy Shorin Ryu Karate Jutsu.