Episode 61- Wants and Needs
from Karate Without Belts
In this exciting episode, Jeremy and Jon probe needs and wants of training. What do we need? What do we want? Does getting what we need cause an premature peak in our performance as martial artists? And how can we get around this horse and cart situation? All this and some Night Court references! Enjoy! Get bonus content on Patreon
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