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Send us Fan Mail We’re back! After some time away, South Texas Judo 360 returns with updates from the club and an exciting new project—my upcoming book, 360 Self Defense. In this episode, we explore what self-defense really means beyond fighting. Through personal experiences, martial arts philosophy, and a little humor, we discuss awareness, ego, avoiding confrontation, and the six rules of self-defense. Whether you’re a beginner, an experienced martial artist, or an instructor, there’s always something new to learn. Remember, there’s always a bigger bear! Support the show

Send us Fan Mail Alejando is in town and we catch up on what's been going on. Talking about Judo and what's to come. Just a simple chill episode.  Support the show

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the South Texas Judo Podcast, we dive into the science of Kuzushi—the art of breaking balance. We explore why timing, movement, positioning, and understanding your opponent’s reactions can often be more effective than relying on strength alone. From the principles of Kuzushi, Tsukuri, and Kake to real-world self-defense and even maintaining balance in everyday life, this episode is about learning to work smarter, not harder. Don’t fight strength with strength. Create the reaction, break the balance, and let technique do the work. Support the show

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the South Texas Judo Podcast, we explore one of the most fundamental principles in Judo and self-defense: Action and Reaction. Every movement creates a response, and understanding that response is what separates technique from true skill. We break down the push-and-pull principle, timing, adaptation, and why the best martial artists don’t rely on strength—they learn to create and capitalize on reactions. From kuzushi (off-balancing) and throwing mechanics to real-world self-defense and everyday life, this episode shows how recognizing and adapting to movement can make you more effective on the mat and beyond. Whether you’re a beginner, an experienced Judoka, or simply interested in the mindset behind martial arts, this conversation will help you see that success isn’t about forcing outcomes—it’s about understanding movement, reading reactions, and adapting with purpose. Support the show

Send us Fan Mail The question is , Whats your ideology when you train in martial arts ?  “At South Texas Judo & Sambo, we don’t just teach throws, takedowns, and techniques. We follow the spirit of the Bushidō way: respect, honor, courage, integrity, compassion, loyalty, and self-control. A black belt doesn’t make you a warrior—your character does.” “Every time we step onto the mat, we’re not only training our bodies; we’re training our minds and our hearts to become better people, better teammates, and better leaders.” So the question is ... Whats your IDEOLOGY ? https://southtexasjudo.com/ Support the show

Send us Fan Mail We often hear that martial arts is about learning techniques, but it’s also about learning ourselves. In this episode, Jerry and Guzman discuss the Japanese concept of the “Three Masks”—the face we show the world, the face we show our closest friends and family, and the face we keep hidden from everyone. How do these masks affect our daily lives, our relationships, and even our training on the mats? Are we truly being ourselves, or are we hiding behind the expectations of others? Join us as we explore authenticity, self-awareness, personal growth, and what it means to become the same person both on and off the mat. Support the show

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the South Texas Judo Podcast, we discuss an important topic that applies to every martial arts school: the right to say “No.” Whether it’s randori, groundwork, sparring, or choosing a training partner, every student deserves to feel safe, comfortable, and respected on the mats. We talk about training partner selection, size and strength differences, hygiene, communication with coaches, and why creating a positive training environment is essential for the growth of any martial arts community. Respect, safety, and trust are just as important as technique. Support the show

Send us Fan Mail On this episode of the South Texas Judo podcast, we dive into the reality of using Judo for self-defense and real-world situations. We break down key throws, how off-balancing and movement create control, and how traditional Judo can blend with striking for a complete self-defense approach. This conversation covers timing, distance, awareness, and the mindset behind staying calm under pressure while using practical techniques that work both on the mat and in everyday life. https://www.southtexasjudo.com @southtexasjudo - Instagram  @coachjerry360 - Instagram @southtexasjudosambo - YouTube  Support the show

Send us Fan Mail “Real power isn’t strength… it’s control.  The strongest warrior isn’t the loudest person in the room—it’s the one who stays calm under pressure.  Today on the South Texas Judō 360 Podcast, we break down why control beats chaos every single time.” https://southtexasjudo.com/ Support the show

Send us Fan Mail This episode marks a new chapter as we transition from Attack the Attack 360 to the South Texas Judo 360 Podcast. We catch up on recent competitions, talk about the growth of the club, and break down the changes shaping the future. Same mindset, stronger mission—bringing you real conversations on Judo, training, and the warrior lifestyle. Support the show

Send us Fan Mail The samurai trained to die. The MMA fighter trains to win. Same warrior spirit — or two completely different animals? We break down the mindset, the training, and the philosophy that separated feudal Japan’s deadliest fighters from the modern combat athlete. Support the show

Send us Fan Mail Is competition the only measure of skill in martial arts—or is there more to the journey? In this episode, we break down the competitor vs hobbyist debate and challenge the idea that titles define standards. Drawing from years of competition, coaching, and running a Judo club, we explore how effort, consistency, and mindset matter more than medals. Whether you train to compete, train for life, or train to grow, this conversation is about respecting different paths while holding high standards on and off the mat. This episode sets the tone for the New Year—focused on growth, humility, and what it truly means to walk the martial arts path. Support the show

Send us Fan Mail we Talk about what we had done from this year in 2025 . talked about the judo club and the changes that are coming. we talk about 2026 and where the judo club is going . fell free to message us and tell us you're favorite episode. Support the show

Send us Fan Mail “Today we’re talking about why Judo — created in 1882 — is still a powerhouse in 2025 for real-world self-defense, especially in close-range combat where most real fights actually happen.” Studies and law-enforcement data show: •80–90% of real altercations start at arm’s length or closer •The average person closes distance immediately (adrenaline + tunnel vision) •Fights turn into grabs, pushes, clinches, tackles — not movie-style striking exchanges This is the range where Judo lives. Alpha Gear: https://alphagear.us/?ref=dunhpdbq Coupon Code 15% off : Attack360 Support the show

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we explore the power of emotional content in training—not anger. A wise man once said, “Stay calm in the eye of the storm,” and we build on that idea to show how composure, awareness, and control can turn challenges into opportunities for growth. Learn why staying calm under pressure is the key to becoming stronger both on and off the mats. Support the show