Weston Simonis is a Kajukenbo black belt and MMA Fighter. He talks about why wrist locks suck and his martial arts journey.

Steven Lambert is a martial artist and Hollywood stuntman, choreographer, and director. You probably know him as the "Silver Mask Ninja" from the Revenge of the Ninja Series. Steve shares his secrets about what made him successful in Hollywood. He has a book that goes into much greater detail titled Steven Lambert: From The Streets Of Brooklyn To The Halls Of Hollywood. Click the link here to get a copy https://www.amazon.com/Steven-Lambert-Streets-Brooklyn-Hollywood-ebook/dp/B07VL69KGW

What is Danzan-Ryu Jiujitsu? Kajukenbo instructors Ron Esteller and Angelo Ferrer talk about it. Since Ron actually trained in Danzan-Ryu Jiujitsu, he had more to say about it than Angelo. Angelo compares and contrasts to Brazilian Jiujitsu as a reference.

Why do we need belt systems in martial arts? UFC Coach and Kajukenbo Black Belt John Hackleman as well as Kajukenbo Instructors Angelo Ferrer and Rob Rowland (Combat Self Defense) tackle this subject. John also talks about the importance of gym culture in MMA and announces his new group The Pit Kajukenbo Ohana. Don't miss this episode of Social Gelo with Angelo!

Mitch Powell is the KSDI historian and co host of the KSDI Talk Story Podcast. He shares his martial arts journey as well as some Kajukenbo history.

Bobby Seronio Jr is a Kajukenbo instructor and MMA coach his son Bobby Seronio III has recently been signed to Belator. He talks about his journey and the struggle between being humble while still promoting your art.

Glen Fratecelli is the host of the official KSDI sponsored podcast "Talk Story". In this episode, he talks about the healing arts and about how he balances his life as a martial artist.

Check out the “Kajukenbo Talk Story Podcast” link below:

https://youtu.be/gI7qY5GntyA

FaRang Mu Sul is an ancient Korean Martial Art that was almost wiped out by the Japanese in World War II. Martial Arts instructor (FMA/ FaRang Mu Sul) talks about how this dying martial art was brought back to life. He also goes over his own personal martial arts journey and how he ended up getting into FMA.

Join Kajukenbo Black Belts John Hackleman (UFC Coach), Ron Esteller, Rob Rowland, and Angelo Ferrer (host). As they share a multi-generational perspective of what the martial art of Kajukenbo is for them.

Patrick Grifith is a Kajukenbo Black Belt and shares his martial arts journey. He also talks about how he helps disabled senior citizens by teaching them "Chair Tai Chi" a type of martial art that can be done by anyone at any level of expertise.