Ep17 Movement & Positivity - Anthony Hobden
from Impropod Podcast Hosted by Luke Tomlinson
Luke Interviews personal trainer Anthony Hobden about how he used jujitsu to improve his sense of self of discipline and wellbeing, Anthony also tells an entertaining story involving a coat hanger on a night out in Nottingham. They discuss: ◼ How music can trigger powerful memories, including Anthony’s childhood memories of his sister and the simple joy of sharing cockles together ◼ How learning jujitsu helped Anthony overcome low confidence, develop discipline and discover a belief in his own ability ◼ How improvised music can transform a personal journey into a musical narrative, using dissonance, and parallel fifths to express discomfort, strength and achievement ◼ How a hilarious night out involving an ironed shirt, a crowded bus and a forgotten coat hanger becomes the inspiration for a playful soundtrack about anticipation, confidence and embarrassment Follow Anthony ◼His website: https://thefitnessstudio.net/ Follow Impropod: ◼ See this episode on the podcast map at: https://www.impropod.com/ ◼Follow Impropod on Instagram: @impropodpodcast ◼Follow Impropod on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC34WsYcP0CO0urZJJLz1tOw
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Luke Interviews personal trainer Anthony Hobden about how he used jujitsu to improve his sense of self of discipline and wellbeing, Anthony also tells an entertaining story involving a coat hanger on a night out! The conversation highlights the emotional connections to music, with Luke playing pieces that evoke Anthony’s memories. They explore themes of overcoming challenges, the transformative power of martial arts, and the role of music in storytelling. The episode concludes with humorous anecdotes and reflections on the podcast experience, emphasizing personal growth and resilience.
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