Episode 1140 - Shihan Michael Cote

Episode 1140 - Shihan Michael Cote

SUMMARY

In this episode of Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio, Andrew Adams speaks with Shihan Michael Cote about his extensive journey in martial arts, particularly in Kyokushin karate. Shihan Cote shares his early experiences with bullying that led him to karate, his transition from student to teacher, and the challenges and rewards of running martial arts schools. He emphasizes the importance of passion in martial arts and how it has shaped his life and family dynamics.

In this conversation, he shares his extensive experience in Kyokushin karate, detailing his training in Japan, the differences in martial arts culture between Japan and North America, and the challenges he faced transitioning to teaching in the United States. He emphasizes the importance of traditional training methods, the role of martial arts in self-control, and the growth of his karate schools. Cote also reflects on the evolution of tournaments and the community aspect of martial arts, encouraging continuous learning and collaboration among practitioners.

TAKEAWAYS

  • Shihan Cote started karate at 11 to defend himself.

  • He has been practicing karate for over 40 years.

  • He opened multiple dojos in Canada and the US.

  • His wife shares his passion for martial arts.

  • Karate is a family affair for Michael and his children.

  • He values the traditional aspects of Kyokushin karate.

  • He enjoys the full-contact nature of Kyokushin.

  • He believes in teaching self-control through martial arts.

  • His journey reflects the importance of community in martial arts.

  • Training with Mas Oyama was a transformative experience.

  • Kyokushin karate emphasizes traditional methods and intensity.

  • Training in Japan is significantly tougher than in North America.

  • Preparation is key before training in Japan.

  • Tournaments have grown significantly in size and participation.

  • Transitioning to the U.S. involved overcoming economic challenges.

  • Continuous learning and sharing knowledge is essential in martial arts.

To connect with Shihan Cote: Traditional Karate and Self-Defense Training in Nashua, NH

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