Datu Tim Hartman Part 3 | Teaching, Kenpo Connections & Martial Arts Legacy

A martial artist’s influence continues through the people they teach.

In the final part of this three-part series, Mr. Peter Tas welcomes listeners back to The Mind Sensei Podcast’s conversation with Datu Tim Hartman.

The closing focus is teaching and continuity: the responsibility of passing on an art, supporting future instructors and maintaining an honest connection to its history.

Datu Hartman’s background brings together leadership in Filipino martial arts and connections with the wider martial arts community, including practitioners of American Kenpo.

Guest background and teaching interests:

• President of the World Modern Arnis Alliance.

• Founder of Horizon Martial Arts.

• International seminar instructor and host of FMA Talk.

• Advocates studying Modern Arnis as a complete martial art.

• Emphasises sustained mentorship and accurate acknowledgement of teachers.

• Has credited Lee Wedlake, Bob White and Ed Parker Jr. with helpful guidance on teaching language and leadership.

His Kenpo connections are relationships and influences, separate from his documented Filipino martial arts lineage.

For instructors, students and martial arts historians, this final instalment offers a useful starting point for reflecting on what we pass on through our own practice.

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Guest websites:https://datuhartman.com/

https://wmarnis.com/

https://horizonma.com/

Host Website: https://mindsensei.au

Keywords: Tim Hartman, martial arts teaching, Modern Arnis instructors, American Kenpo connections, Lee Wedlake, Bob White, Ed Parker Jr, martial arts mentorship, World Modern Arnis Alliance

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