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Jeff discusses the various ways instructors build a lesson plan or a curriculum, and the ways the quirky human brain can corrupt the process.
Jeff discusses his personal history with kicking below the belt, and it’s parallel history in the last few decades of the martial arts in the US.
Jeff discusses the importance of recognizing and seizing the mutual center of gravity in the clinch.
This is an encore posting of episode 21. Jeff discusses the logical fallacy called “the appeal to nature,” how it applies to the martial arts, and the pitfalls of claiming that what is “natural” is better.
Jeff discusses the various uses of footwork in the martial arts, and why you need to learn them.
Jeff discusses the “placebo effect” and whether a single session of martial arts training has magical healing properties.
Jeff discusses the ethical and legal dangers of following sport martial arts protocols in self defense.
Jeff discusses the importance of understanding the variety of quality of various scientific studies for martial artists and the general public.
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