JUDO YAYA - Zenbei Judo Team- Talking Grassroots Judo, Martial Sports Fred Louis

Welcome to Judo Ya-Ya, I am your host, Fred Louis, and I am also the Head Instructor at Zenbei Judo Team in Salt Lake City.
Here is ANOTHER audio, THE TWO LEVELS OF MARTIAL ARTS  BY  Sifu Brown. He is a great martial artist, teacher, and philosopher. I so enjoyed listening to his talks with his students. You always walk away with thought for knowledge, growth in your martial arts but also, challenging and enhancing your personal growth. I think it was serendipity that I ran across this audio again. IN 2019 I  suspended classes at my judo school because of prostate cancer SURGERY and then the pandemic hit. During the downtime, I started reading and watching videos on coaching. This audio for me brings MY MARTIAL ARTS LIFE Into focus and I hope that it will make you think WHY YOU ARE PRACTICING MARTIAL ARTS AND WHAT YOU WILL DO WITH IT IN YOUR LIFE.
GUY’S I AM ALSO SELLING MY BASIC WEIGHTLIFTING PROGRAM FOR $7, THIS IS A GREAT PROGRAM FOR THE BEGINNER MARTIAL ARTIST. IT IS THE BASIC PROGRAM I FOLLOWED WHEN I WAS STARTING JUDO. THE INFORMATION WILL HELP YOU TO GET IN SHAPE AND GET STRONG. CONTACT ME AT JUDOYAYA801@GMAIL TO GET YOUR COPY.
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Enjoy, THE TWO LEVELS OF MARTIAL ARTS. Please let me what is your take away from this audio and send me a message, I would love to hear from you. And remember, hunker down at home if you can, wear a mask, plan for safe holidays, monitor your health, and look forward to spring.

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Hello, Welcome to JUDO YA-YA, I AM your host FRED LOUIS, and I am also the Head Instructor at Zenbei Judo Team in Salt Lake City, Utah
It's Black History Month: I am celebrating some of my African American Judo champions who I admired growing up as a kid. I would read the judo magazines back in the '70s and I would see guys like George Harris, Allen Coage, Robey Reed, Odell Terry, and others and I thought it was very cool to see black guy's doing judo too. They were my idols! I wanted to be l like them! 
The first show I am going to do is about Allen Coage. 
1. Do you know who Allen Coage is? 
2. Did you know that he was the second American to win a Bronze Medal at the 1976 Olympic Games, in Montreal, Canada?
3. Did you know he was the first African American to win a medal in Judo at the 1976 Olympic Games?
4. Did you know after Allen Coage retired from Judo Competition he started a successful career in professional wrestling? He was known as Bad News Brown" Does that ring a bell?  
It's a look into the United States Judo history and the contributions African Americans played in its development. 



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  WHAT IF YOU WERE VISUALLY IMPAIRED? WOULD YOU STILL BE ABLE TO ACHIEVE GREAT THINGS IN LIFE? 
I AM GOING TO BE TALKING TO A YOUNG MAN, RON “SHOWTIME HAWTHORNE,” WHO HAS ACHIEVED MUCH IN THE WORLD OF JUDO AS A VISUALLY IMPAIRED ATHLETE.
A JUDO PARALYMPIAN AND NATIONAL JUDO CHAMPION.

  


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What is your story? How did you get started in Judo, Jiujitsu, Wrestling, Karate or any martial art that you would like to share your story.
We all came to judo in one way or another and I know you have some exciting stories to share with me and my podcast audience.  
Please, if you would like to come on the show and talk about why you love judo and what it has done to make you a better person.
You can contact me at judoyaya801@gmail.com or by phone at 801-243-5313.
What's your story? 

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Black history month, celebrating great African American Judo champions, starting with Allen Coage. It’s a look into the United States Judo history and the contributions African Americans played in its development and notoriety in the world of Judo. Growing up as a kid doing judo in New Orleans my idols were old school, like George Harris, Allen Coage, Robey Reed and Odell Terry.

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Today, the podcast is going to explain what the martial art of judo is.
I wanted to do this for parents, teens, and adults who are maybe looking into getting into martial arts like judo and wanted to understand it better.
Coach Steve Scott gives a great historical explanation of the origin and evolution of judo. He is very knowledgeable and is one of the best storytellers when it comes to talking about the martial art of judo. 
If you have any questions for Steve Scott you can find him on youtube, and Facebook, he has many videos there.
Please subscribe, send me comments here or by email at judoyaya801@gmail.com or on Facebook at Judo Ya-Ya. 

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