Alan Baker Show

This is the official podcast of American Martial Artist, Sifu Alan Baker. This show is your uncensored gateway into the heart of martial arts and personal development. With no topic off-limits, we delve into deep, thought-provoking conversations, inject a dose of humor, and aim to instill a sense of inspired action in our listeners. Under Sifu Baker’s guidance, glean insights from his four-decade-long journey in martial arts, unravel the mysteries of the warrior mindset, and discover how to elevate your own life. Tune in for unfiltered wisdom, unapologetic conversations, and uncompromised motivation to transform into an empowered individual.

Alan Baker Show is a education podcast hosted by Alan Baker, with 23 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Alan Baker hosts Alan Baker Show, a education show with 23 episodes published.

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  Episode #23

  Unlocking Joint Health - The Power of Indian Clubs & Filipino Martial Arts

  Nov 15, 202448 minS0

  <p>In this episode, we're diving into the world of Indian clubs—ancient tools with a powerful impact on joint health and functional movement. We'll explore their fascinating history, from their origins in ancient Persia to their rise in Victorian fitness regimens and how they've become a unique resource for shoulder, elbow, and wrist flexibility.</p> <p>I'll break down the benefits of Indian clubs for joint mobility, strength, and injury prevention, especially for those recovering from shoulder injuries. As someone deeply connected to Filipino and Chinese martial arts, I'll also discuss how Indian club training enhances weapon-handling skills and co...

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  Episode #22

  Out of Position Fighting (Dog Boxing)

  Nov 8, 20241h 17mS0

  <p>In this episode, we dive into the art of out-of-position fighting, or “Dog Boxing,” inspired by the unexpected realities of real-world encounters. Unlike the open spaces of a training mat, real life fights often happen in tight, awkward spots—cars, stairways, or crowded bars. Discover why training for these environments is essential for practical self-defense and mental adaptability.</p> <p>We’ll explore insights and drills from legendary martial artists: Guro Dan Inosanto shares a Bruce Lee story on fighting in the backseat and introduces his close-quarter drills. Erik Paulson’s Wall Survival Drill prepares you for scenarios where there’s no...

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  Episode #21

  The Art of Self Leadership

  Oct 27, 20241h 13mS0

  <p>In this episode, we dive deep into the powerful concept of self-leadership. Before you can lead others—whether in business, combat, or life—you must first master the art of leading yourself. This episode breaks down how to take full responsibility for your actions, decisions, and personal growth. We’ll explore practical steps to develop self-leadership, including setting clear goals, building daily habits, and staying self-educated. Along the way, I’ll share personal stories from my own journey, drawing on experiences in martial arts, survival training, and life as a coach and instructor.</p> <p>Remember: No one is going to...

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  Episode #20

  What Are You Missing In Your Martial Arts Training

  Oct 14, 202456 minS0

  <p>Recent Events</p> <p>ALIVE Active Shooter Training - Michael Julian<br /> BK Live Bedros Keuilian, Jason Redman, Bryce Henson <br /> ROGUE Monster RM43 Power Rack In The Gurage - “Maintain The Machine!”</p> <p>Podcast Explanation & Outline For Social Post: </p> <p>In today’s podcast, we dive into a crucial aspect of martial arts training that often goes overlooked — understanding the difference between technique, attribute development, and body state. We’ll explain how mastering high-percentage techniques, developing athletic attributes like strength, speed, and balance, and refining your body state through breath and tension control can elevate your training. If...

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  Episode #19

  The C-TAC Combat Blueprint In Your Self Defense Training

  Aug 22, 20241h 3mS0

  <p>In this episode, we talk about the C-Tac (Civilian Tactical) combat blueprint principle. And how to use this outline to approach your training to avoid pitfalls. Some of the reasons we use is to make sure that we become aware of our gaps in knowledge both in our technical development and in our training. The combat blueprint also helps you avoid becoming systemized while you study various methodologies or Martial Arts.</p> <p>For more information on the C-Tac program, you can visit the website at: https://civtaccoach.com/</p> <p>#MindTool #AvoidSystemization #KnowledgeGaps #InformationGaps #CurriculumSimplification #TrainingFocus #MultiLevelDevelopment #Techniques...

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