EPISODE · Feb 5, 2024 · 52 MIN
Episode 23a - Master John Ward, 9th Deg Ward Kenpo Int, Dublin , Ireland (Part 1 of 2)
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Welcome, dear listeners, to a special two-part episode of the Mind Sensei podcast, where wisdom meets martial arts. I'm your host, Peter Tas, and today, we embark on an extraordinary journey delving into the profound world of martial arts with none other than Master John Ward, a living legend in the realm of American Kenpo. Master John Ward's legacy is etched in his unwavering commitment to the martial arts. His journey, which began in the early 1970s at Dublin's iconic High Street Club, has woven a tapestry of experiences, diverse styles, and influential mentors. From his early days under the guidance of John "Jackie" Skelton, Richie O'Connor, and Barney Coleman to his black belt graduation in 1990 under the tutelage of Tommy Flynn and Allan Corrigan, Master Ward's story is one of dedication, perseverance, and profound influence. In this exclusive two-part series, we unravel the layers of Master Ward's martial arts odyssey. Join us as we explore the impact of his encounters with luminaries like Grandmaster Edmund K. Parker and the diverse styles he has embraced – from Aikido and Jiu Jitsu to Wing Tsun and Kyusho. Master John Ward, a 9th-degree black belt in American Kenpo, takes us through the chapters of his martial arts journey, sharing insights, wisdom, and the invaluable lessons he has gleaned over the years. Get ready to be inspired as we delve into the rich tapestry of Master Ward's martial arts legacy. Tune in, stay connected, and let the Mind Sensei podcast be your guide into the world of Master John Ward – a true martial arts luminary. Name: Master John Ward, Ph.D. Chief Instructor: Ward Kenpo Schools Rank: 9th degree American Kenpo 6th degree A.K.J.U. Honorary 7th degree in TY –GA, Karate International 7th degree Zen Kenpo Ryu 8th Degree Black Dragon Fighting Society Years in Training: 34 years Main Style: Kenpo Other Styles Practiced: Aikido Jiu Jitsu Wing Tsun Kyusho First Trained at: Dublin’s famous High Street Club in the early 70’s Original Instructors: John “Jackie” Skelton Richie O’Connor Barney Coleman Graded for Black Belt: 1990 under Tommy Flynn & Allan Corrigan Martial Artists Most Influenced by: Edmund K. Parker John Sepulveda Edward Downey Don Madden Martin Rogers Dessie McMenamin Skip Hancock Paul Dye Doreen Cogliandro Lawrence Day IKKA Member Since: 1991 to its demise Notable Achievements: 2006 E.U.S.A.I.M.A.A. "International Martial Arts Ambassador Award" 2005 "Diamond Crystal Award of Spirit" E.U.S.A.I.M.A.A. 2004 “International Award of Excellence” E.U.S.A.I.M.A.A. International Black belt Hall of Fame 2004 Zen Kenpo Ryu `International Instructor of the Year” in Portsmouth, U.K. PhD. in Advanced Martial Arts Studies presented in Pittsburgh, USA, 2003 Pinnacle of Success Award in 2002 (E.U.S.A.I.M.A.A) International Instructor of the Year in 2001 Induction into the E.U.S.A.I.M.A.A. International Black belt Arts Hall of Fame in Pittsburgh, USA, 2001 Representative Roles: Irish representative for E.U.S.A.I.M.A.A`s International Black belt Hall Of Fame E.A.C. member for Martial Aid for Bosnia Republic of Ireland representative for the Zen Kenpo Ryu association European representative for the A.K.J.U. Irish representative for the Black Dragon Fighting Society To get in touch with Mr Ward at , Email wardkenpo.jw@ gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Master.John.Ward Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ward-Kenpo-Schools-Ireland/192777610747272 Studio Location : Ward Kenpo - Walkinstown Walkinstown Community Centre Walkinstown Avenue Dublin Ireland #MindSenseiPodcast #MartialArtsLegend #LeeWedlake #BlackBeltJourney #ContinuousLearning #Discipline #Inspiration #SelfMastery #PodcastInterview #ExclusiveInterview #Empowerment #MindSensei #PodcastEpisode #ListenNow
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