SUMMARY In this engaging conversation, Jeremy Lesniak interviews Master Jenny Pless, a seasoned martial artist and instructor, who shares her journey from starting martial arts in Malaysia to teaching in the United States. Master Pless discusses her philosophy on teaching, the importance of discipline, and the challenges of working with children and seniors. She emphasizes the life lessons learned through martial arts, the significance of competition, and her commitment to community service, particularly in supporting veterans. The conversation highlights the transformative power of martial arts in personal development and community building. TAKEAWAYS Martial arts is more than just physical training; it's a way of life. Teaching children requires a balance of discipline and fun. The journey of martial arts is ongoing, even after achieving black belt status. Community service is an integral part of being a martial artist. Competition in martial arts helps build character and resilience. Martial arts can be adapted for all ages, including seniors. Encouragement and support are crucial for children's development in martial arts. Discipline in martial arts translates to discipline in life. Martial arts training fosters self-confidence and personal growth. The impact of martial arts extends beyond the dojo into the community.

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