16:17

Guangdong-Hong Kong martial arts fiction, by Petr Vrana

23:13

In Defence of Self-Defence by Professor David Stevens (Nottingham University)

18:46

The Aesthetics of Martial Arts, by Dr Max Ryynänen (Aalto University, Espoo, Finland).

22:29

On Teaching Martial Arts Studies in the University, by Dr Spencer Bennington (Virginia Tech)

19:20

Gender Responsive Trauma Informed Kickboxing, by Georgia Verry (Conscious Combat Club, Melbourne)

18:34

Experiences of Diasporic Women Learning Muay Thai, by Emily Dobrich (Toronto University)

23:11

The Sexualisation of Female Fighters, by Dr Alex Channon (Brighton University)

23:21

Martial Arts As Living Theory, by Professor Paul Bowman (2024 Martial Arts Studies Conference)

23:23

Decolonising Yoga, by Dr Devika Karnad (Cardiff University)

23:41

Portable Practices and Transposable Messages: Yoga and Taiji, by Professor Paul Bowman

54:18

Bruce Lee, Aesthetics and Sidekicks, by Professor Paul Bowman (Cardiff University)

50:21

Göttingen Round Table, Part One. Martial Arts Aesthetics

15:46

Samurai, Scouts and Suffragettes, by Professor Oleg Benesch (York University)

11:29

Important updates on our June 2024 Martial Arts Studies Conference

01:10:19

Energy Talk! A conversation with Professor Daniel Mroz (Ottawa University).

28:52

The Screen Legacies of Jeet Kune Do, by Dr Lindsay Steenberg (Oxford Brookes)

10:53

On Developing Martial Arts Studies (for a conference at Beijing Sports University)

22:56

Bruce Lee and the Martial Rhetorics of Hip Hop, by Dr Spencer Bennington (Virginia Tech)

17:41

Does my Forward Stance Look a Little Fascist? Meiji-Era Karate & Embodied Politics, by Dr Peter Katz

24:12

The Sublime Object of Martial Arts Studies, by Professor Paul Bowman (Cardiff University)

39:19

Bruce Lee and the Way of Perfectionism, by Dr Kyle Barrowman

01:02:18

More Lessons from Bruce Lee, by Prof. Siu Leung Li, introduced by Prof. Meaghan Morris

20:39

Bruce Lee and the Invention of Martial Arts, by Dr George Jennings (Cardiff Met University)

18:14

Bruce Lee: A Kinetic Analysis for CGI Reconstruction, Dr John Twycross (Oxford Brookes University)

21:21

'Bruce Lee's Embodied Charismatic Affect', by Dr David Brown (Cardiff Metropolitan University)

22:34

On Bruce Lee's Influence on TV Advertising, with Dr Sally Chan (Leeds University)

20:26

Netflix Ninjas and the Legacy of the Kung Fu Craze, with Dr Luke White

19:35

Aestheticising Kung Fu Cinema: Bruce Lee and Martial Ideation, Dr Wayne Wong (Sheffield Uni)

19:59

Bruce Lee As Gladiator: Celebrity, Stoicism and Cinema. Dr Lindsay Steenberg (Oxford Brookes)

49:50

On Self-Defence Training, Violence and the Sublime, with Professor Paul Bowman. Part 2.

36:18

On Self-Defence Training, Violence and the Sublime, with Professor Paul Bowman. Part 1.

01:04:38

On the primacy of badassness, with Prof Mario Staller.

48:20

On Krav Maga's German Career, with Prof Swen Körner.

01:19:03

From the Sublime to the Marvellous: Cultural Translation from The Grandmaster to Shang-Chi.

38:35

Conversation with Jin Yong translator, Gigi Chang

01:11:38

Martial Arts and the Soft Power Paradox, with Dr. Ben Judkins.

55:16

On Capoeira and Social Justice Movements with Prof. Lauren Griffith (Texas Tech)

55:53

On the Cultural Analysis of Martial Arts, with Professor Jeremy Gilbert (University of East London).

46:33

Mexican Women in Lucha Libre Wrestling, with Dr Marjolein Van Bavel

37:56

Translating Taijiquan and Changing Qigong, with Professor Paul Bowman

40:30

On translating Jin Yong, by translator Gigi Chang.

22:47

Reappraising the Kung Fu Comedy with Dr Luke White (Middlesex University)

48:57

On Martial Arts, Intimacy and the Manosphere, with Prof Céline Morin (Paris Nanterre Uni)

34:07

Individual Practice in a Global Frame. Conference Keynote. Prof. Paul Bowman, Cardiff University.

11:43

Getting excited for this year's conference

41:07

Bruce Lee, Action Techniques and Anthropotechnics, with Professor Paul Bowman

43:18

From Counterculture to Consumer Culture, part 2.

39:59

From Counterculture to Consumer Culture, part 1

48:26

East Meets West and the problem of Ideology, part 2

46:05

East Meets West and the problem of Ideology, part 1.

48:31

On East/West Cross-Cultural Encounters, part 2

48:31

On East/West Cross-Cultural Encounters, part 1

01:00:44

Orientalism After Edward Said, part 2

35:16

Orientalism After Edward Said, part 1

46:02

Undergraduate Lecture on Orientalism and Film, part 2.

55:42

Lecture on Orientalism and Film (part1)

01:07:40

Work as Play and Play as Work, with Professor Janet O'Shea (UCLA)

46:05

On Martial Arts Manga, with Prof Andreas Niehaus.

24:19

Making Martial Arts Studies: a presentation from 2015 by Paul Bowman

01:24:34

Inventing Traditional Martial Arts, with Prof. Peter Lorge