Tag: judo
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BUDO Teaching Philosophy
Originally Published: October 25, 2024 by Shihan Tom Shihan Tom is a 6th-dan in Kyokushin and has been a teacher for many around the world. He’s always seeking to learn more and teach more. To be a good teacher, one has to be of the mindset of a student. The teacher needs to recall viscerally what…
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Mushin: Living with a Mind Like Water
Mushin In Japanese martial arts, there is a concept known as mushin (無心), often translated as “no mind” or “empty mind.” At first glance, it might sound like a state of blankness or passivity, but in reality, mushin is a highly active and engaged state of being. It’s a mindset where one is free of…
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Never Too Late
By Gene Burke In a world that often glorifies youth, it’s easy to feel that opportunities are reserved for the young and the bold. However, I stand here as a testament to the idea that it is never too late to pursue your passions and explore new avenues, regardless of your age. Life is a…
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The Dojo of the Mind – A book by Gene Burke
About the Book & Author The Dojo of the Mind: Finding Inner Peace through the Martial Arts is a compelling exploration of how martial arts can become a powerful ally in mental wellness, complementing traditional therapeutic approaches Gene Burke structures this work into thoughtful chapters, covering topics from anxiety and depression, resilience and goal setting, to…