Episode 1138 - Sensei Dell Hamby
About this episode
Sensei Dell Hamby shares his martial arts journey, emphasizing his connection to Okinawa and the importance of finding the right dojo.
SUMMARY In this episode, Sensei Dell Hamby shares his journey into martial arts, starting from his late introduction at 33 years old in Switzerland to his deep connection with Okinawa, Uechi Ryu karate, and Kobudo. He discusses the significance of finding the right dojo, the passion that drives his practice, and the cultural roots of karate that inspired him to pursue training in Okinawa. Sensei Hamby reflects on his lifelong commitment to martial arts and the joy of living in a place that he considers a paradise for training. In this conversation, Dell Hamby shares his extensive journey in martial arts, detailing his transition from Shotokan to Kobudo, the establishment of his dojo, and the adaptation to online teaching in 2020. He reflects on the differences in training styles between Switzerland and Okinawa, his experiences with tournaments, and the joy of traveling to teach. Hamby also discusses the connection between music and martial arts, emphasizing the importance of concentration and rhythm in both disciplines. TAKEAWAYS Sensei Dell Hamby began his martial arts journey at 33 years old. He started training in Shotokan karate in Switzerland. His first trip to Okinawa was…
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