#816 - Joe Schilling
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Joe Schilling is an American Muay Thai kickboxer and MMA fighter who competes in the super middleweight and light heavyweight and the Middleweight division of Bellator MMA.
Episodes with Joe Schilling
Episode Timestamps
Joe Schilling Reflects on Pressure and Performance after Bellator Fight
- Joe Schilling discusses the emotional stakes of his recent Bellator fight and the pressure of being the face of Bellator kickboxing.
- The podcast highlights the public's mixed reactions towards fighters and the impact of online criticism.
- Schilling emphasizes the difference in consequences between sports defeats and personal fights, showcasing the emotional toll on fighters.
Critics and Consequences: Joe Schilling and the Reality of Public Perception
- Schilling and Rogan dissect the mindset of critics, suggesting that hatred often comes from personal insecurities.
- They draw parallels between the struggles of public figures and the inevitable public scrutiny they face.
- The conversation reflects on societal issues, highlighting how the harsh judgments of others often stem from their own failures and misery.
Joe Schilling Reflects on His Kickboxing Legacy and Overcoming Challenges
- Joe Schilling discusses the importance of taking risks in kickboxing and life, emphasizing memorable moments like his fourth-round KO of Simon Marcus.
- Despite facing setbacks, including three knockouts in over 95 fights, Schilling expresses pride in his contributions to the sport and the support from his family, who view him as a superhero.
- He shares insights on handling losses and injuries, revealing his determination not to be a 'good loser' and highlights the complex rules of kickboxing and MMA.
Kickboxing's Evolution: MMA Influence and Market Potential Discussed by Joe Schilling
- Schilling highlights the marketing strategy of Bellator to promote high-level kickboxing alongside MMA, referencing fighters like Michael Chandler.
- He compares past and present kickboxing standards and discusses potential growth opportunities for the sport in America.
- The conversation includes a reflection on the need for kickboxing to have a breakthrough moment akin to the Ultimate Fighter in MMA to capture mainstream attention.
Kurt Metzger and the Rise of 'Cuck' Culture in Comedy
- Discussion on the term 'cuck' and its rise in mainstream conversation and social media.
- Mention of Kurt Metzger, a writer for Amy Schumer, and his experiences with accusations of being a 'cuck'.
- Exploration of the implications of calling someone a 'cuck' and its relevance in modern insults.
Joe Schilling on Downtown LA: Changing Landscapes and Personal Reflections
- Joe Schilling shares insights about the evolving nature of downtown LA and its growing appeal.
- Discussion on potential future plans for podcasts and studios in unique locations.
- Light-hearted conversation about personal habits, including smoking and exploring alternatives like vaping.
The Political Correctness Debate: Joe Rogan Critiques Cultural Sensitivity Amidst Refugee Controversies
- Joe Rogan discusses the use of the term 'retard' and critiques the sensitivity around language, emphasizing its use in a specific context.
- He highlights an incident in Germany where women were advised to dress conservatively following assaults during New Year's Eve, critiquing the mayor's response.
- Rogan argues that such cultural adjustments signal a broader issue of political correctness and the 'pussification' of society, especially concerning the integration of refugees.
Scott Coker's Vision for Bellator Kickboxing: Joe Rogan Explores the Future of Combat Sports
- Joe Rogan interviews Scott Coker, focusing on the promotion of Bellator Kickboxing and its impact on the sport.
- They discuss the evolution of martial arts and the influence of Thai boxing, emphasizing Thailand's role in shaping combat sports.
- Rogan critiques the regulations in Bellator, questioning the limitations on techniques compared to traditional Muay Thai, while celebrating the cultural significance of martial arts.
Sanchei's Unique Muay Thai Style vs. High-Level Fighters
- Sanchei exhibits a unique and exciting Muay Thai style highlighted by Muy Buran techniques and exceptional footwork.
- Thai fighters begin training at a young age, with some boasting over 200 fights, illustrating the deep-rooted culture of Muay Thai in Thailand.
- Comparison of combat sports success, including notable fighters such as De La Hoya and Travis Fulton, emphasizing the high level of competition and extensive fight records.
Revolutionary Knee Treatments and Risks in Combat Sports
- Discussion on knee surgeries, including cadaver grafts and innovative stem cell treatments being utilized for recovery.
- Stories of personal injuries and surgeries among fighters, including insights into the recovery processes and the evolution of medical techniques.
- Cautionary tale about the potential dangers of unregulated stem cell treatments, including bizarre cases and complications from improper procedures.
Joe Rogan and Cam Haynes Discuss the Risks of Stem Cell Treatments and the Pitfalls of Ibuprofen
- Joe Rogan critiques the efficacy and safety of stem cell treatments, citing a friend's failed experiences.
- Cam Haynes shares personal health challenges, including a hematoma and recovery from injuries.
- Rhonda Patrick warns about the dangers of long-term ibuprofen use, linking it to increased inflammation and health risks.
MMA Fighters Explore the Importance of Nutrition and Commentary Flaws in Fighting Organizations
- Discussion on nutritional habits and how proper diet has helped Cam Haynes overcome health issues.
- Joe Rogan talks about his own unhealthy habits and the role of food preparation in athlete performance.
- Reflections on biased commentary during fights and the perceived lack of credit given to certain fighters.
Ariel Hawane's Insight on Glory and the Fighters' Narrative
- Ariel Hawane comments on the changing perceptions around fighters, suggesting a potential inside scoop.
- Discussion around the portrayal of fighters' backgrounds, with a focus on the life story of a recently featured fighter.
- Highlighting the under-representation of significant achievements in favor of sensational personal struggles.
Nick Curson's Revolutionary Training Techniques in Combat Sports
- Joe Schilling discusses the effectiveness of training with Nick Curson, emphasizing injury prevention and proper recovery.
- Introduction to Pavel Tsatsouline's strength philosophy, particularly the idea of 'greasing the groove' for strength development.
- Critique of traditional training approaches that neglect recovery in favor of exhaustive workouts.
The Evolution of Training Methods with Pavel Tsatsouline
- Discusses the effectiveness of Pavel Tsatsouline's training methods which focus on lower reps for better results.
- Contrast between past brutal workouts leading to fatigue and current structured routines that promote well-being.
- References changes in athletic training and nutrition advice over the past decade, emphasizing the importance of hydration and meat consumption.
Mark Kimura's Influence on Kickboxing in California
- Introduction of Mark Kimura, a long-time trainer with extensive martial arts background.
- The significance of loyal coaching relationships and the comfort of familiar training environments.
- Discussion on the opportunities in kickboxing as an emerging sport and the importance of adapting training regimens post MMA experiences.
Dan Lambert's Impact on MMA: Building American Top Team's Legacy
- Dan Lambert is recognized for his significant contributions to the growth of MMA through the establishment of American Top Team.
- Despite facing challenges, including competitors poaching fighters, Lambert's facility is described as world-class and vital for fighter development.
- Lambert's investments have positioned American Top Team as a leading training environment in the MMA community.
Cowboy Cerrone's Transformation at 170 lbs: A Fight Week Revolution
- Cowboy Cerrone showcased an impressive performance against Cote at 170 lbs, signaling a successful weight class transition.
- Discussions surrounding the pressures of fight week stress emphasize the need for mental relaxation and confidence in preparation.
- Cerrone's approach, including maintaining a relaxed attitude and handling training smartly, is highlighted as key to his success in the octagon.
Healing the Father-Son Rift: A Journey of Forgiveness and Growth
- The narrator reflects on an emotional therapy session that helped him process feelings of hatred towards his father.
- Throughout the session, he recalls pivotal moments with his dad, leading to a release of long-held anger.
- Post-session, he feels empowered to start a new, healthier relationship with his father, marking a significant emotional shift.
The Rise of European Kickboxing: Legends and Cultural Insights
- Discussion centers on the prominence of kickboxing in Europe, particularly highlighting renowned Dutch fighters like Rico Verhoeven and Ernesto Hoost.
- The conversation transitions to the unique characteristics and societal dynamics of the 'traveler' community, such as Tyson Fury's lifestyle.
- Insights are shared on bare-knuckle fighting culture within the traveler community, reflecting on its significance and the changing landscape of traditions.
Barney's Battle and the Cultural Clash with English Travelers
- Discussion about a humorous confrontation involving Barney and a challenge made by young kids.
- A reflection on the lifestyle of travelers in England and the conflicts they create in suburban communities.
- Emphasis on the delicate existence of these traveler communities in the face of societal challenges.
Joe Schilling's Fight Philosophy and the Innovative Frogger Machine
- Joe Schilling shares insights on fighting, his mentality in the ring, and ongoing support from fans.
- Introduction of the Frogger fitness machine, emphasizing its unique workout capabilities for both cardio and strength training.
- Discussion on training methods, including Tabata intervals, and their effectiveness in fight preparation.
Joe Schilling's Ferrari Dream: From Childhood Poster to Reality
- Joe Schilling shares his excitement about driving a Ferrari 458 Italia, likening it to a childhood dream come true.
- He reminisces about having a Ferrari Testarossa poster on his wall as a child, linking it to his current success.
- The Bellator social media team sends him a video reflecting on his journey in the sport while he's behind the wheel of the Ferrari.
Dana White's Custom Ferrari Testarossa: A Nod to Nostalgia
- Dana White recalls his childhood love for the Ferrari Testarossa, inspired by Miami Vice.
- He reveals that he customized his Testarossa's interior despite it being frowned upon by purists.
- The conversation highlights the emotional connections both Schilling and White have with their iconic cars.