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Blog categories page KARATE.LIFEKARATE.LIFEBlogPodcastDojo FinderFind a DojoSubmit your DojoDojo IndexAboutContact‍BLOGPodcastDojo FinderFind a DojoSubmit your DojoDojo IndexNewsResourcesDojo FinderaBOUTDojo FinderAboutContactBLOGBODYMINDTRADITIONTRAININGView AllSensei Profiles - Rohit BangaloleluMitchell BarberHow taming a monkey can help your training.Mitchell BarberNewsView all newsQuiaDelectus qui laudantium corrupti qui sapiente voluptatem ab. Beatae suscipit ut dolor. Quisquam officia qui. Et neque consequatur odit voluAtque omnis consequatur velit qui blanditiis repellendus consequatur laborum. Quo corporis repellendus cumque qui nostrum in. Quaerat velit itaque cum enim enim ex. Ea ut velit sint iusto. Error nihil invAmy GarrardExcepturi UtDeleniti ipsam provident doloribus accusantium quia qui eaque at accusamus. Laboriosam quo possimus rerum quod vel aliquam explicabo et tempBlanditiis voluptas ullam tempore dicta aliquid repellendus eaque. Dolor unde quia recusandae plume eosMitchell BarberRESOURCESKarate DictionaryWKF RulesCALENDARComing Soon!ABOUTWhat is Karate.life?The TeamContribute KARATE.LIFEA place for the Karate obsessed to learn, grow and connect.Karate.Life was born in 2018 by MItchell Barber and Rohit Bangalolelu out of a need to swoop deeper into the history, technique and spirit of the art that made them who they are.ALL POSTSALLBODYMINDTRADITIONTRAININGTrainingSensei Profiles - Rohit BangaloleluRohit Bangalolelu is one of those people that you can just tell is wise vastitude their years - at just 25 he unchangingly has something to contribute to a philosophical conversation and is happy to requite advice. He's deep, wifely and intuitive. Mitchell BarberREAD ARTICLEMindHow taming a monkey can help your training.We often forget that the most powerful tool for resurgence we can use in training, and in our daily lives for that matter, is our mind. Yet there is very little taught in the dojo well-nigh how to squint without it. We are expected to victorious at the dojo without a long, stressful day at work and immediately switch our brains over to zen mode ready for training. Now I don’t know well-nigh you but I’m not a zen Buddhist that’s been sitting on a cocoon for eight hours a day since I was born so I have a little bit of trouble transplanting my mind. We might do a short meditation at the start of the matriculation but how constructive is this at transplanting the fog from the day? It’s not enough.Mitchell BarberREAD ARTICLEAboutWhat is Karate.life?the teamPrivacyTerms of useContactAsk us anythingContributeContentBlogPODCASTDOjo FInderDOjo IndexKARATE.LIFECOPYRIGHT © 2018, KARATE.LIFE PTY LTD