Soooo many people in Nosara are quick to complain online behind a keyboard or to a couple people privately; yet very few will speak publicly or come in to the podcast and be upfront in person.
Andres Gonzalez is a different type of attorney committed to Nosara who openly shares his opinions with Rich about a myriad of topics in this episode.
Whether you like or dislike either Andres &/or Rich; if you consider yourself involved in Nosara you should check this episode out!
Many thanks to Andres for coming back in to the Nosara Podcast and opening up about so many tough subjects.
Lili Walter from Hot Tamale wants local children to have an opportunity for an education and has put together a way for children to have access to bus rides. Hear in 5 minutes what is needed and how all of us can easily make a difference.
We’re excited to launch this one & hope you enjoy it… Rener & Ryron talk surfing in Nosara, growing up watching their father, grandfather, and uncles literally introduce a superior fighting style to the planet & prove it by creating the UFC and going on to dominate mixed martial arts (MMA), fighting grown adults themselves as teenagers then creating learning styles for kids, women, military & police forces, elderly, creating an online learning platform which ultimately became the premier online system, how the Gracie Breakdowns of UFC fights catapulted popularity, what UFC fights are like behind the scenes and in the crowds, what it is like to go anywhere anytime with complete confidence in personal safety, how surfing is a different & challenging opportunity compared to BJJ, Ryron’s mid life crisis and much, much more…
Show notes:
First 5 Nosara
5-10 family
10 – Online platform
11 women empowered, Gracie bulletproof, survival tactics, Gracie combative
12 watch mma or UFC you realize BJJ is now ‘the one you can’t live without’ or what if you don’t want to do cage fighting? What about kids, women, law enforcement, pricing empowerment…
13 at some point in life someone will confront you. BJJ is insurance, surfing analogy from Ryron & kids to elderly can benefit.
14 my kids watch YouTube then I get into it
15 family created mma and they watched it all happen, the YouTube time, and creating this platform too off with Gracie breakdowns,
15 Gracie breakdown GSP first one, fedor vs fabricio verdum 2nd..
16 Gracie’s are mma translators to average couch fan. They are most recognized from Gracie breakdowns even surfing in nosara
17/18 kids women and men should be trained differently. Assault, police, bullying all different
18 one bad class can stop everything
19 we had great teachers
20 BJJ is the martial art other martial artists retire into
21 Gracie brothers want to work together to prepare for possible outside threats… don’t fight under same roof. Enemy can’t be under same roof
22 don’t dominate your training partner that’s short term
23 team
24 rich asks why many trained fighters are so peaceful and less aggressive
25 dad never spanked he always said ‘champ’ and called them champions
26 let kids feel champs to 13 or so then lose a bit and by 18 take off 100% losing fear
27 physical attributes help qualify a man. Lose the need to show your tough ans life gets better.
Learn how to fight… So you don’t have to!
28 someone being disrespectful can be diffused with calm comfort
29 those most likely to puff up are the least trained people normally
30 almost all men do not know how to handle a headlock. Not us… Everyday man must be stressed. A human which can’t breathe.
31 doesn’t take long time to tread water and protect yourself with BJJ.
32 every class you wonder how you lived without knowing these easy techniques for personal safety?
33 COVID and telecommunications Gracie university.com vs other online options. #1 to next number very important up to black belt. Losing brick and mortar adjusted online curriculum through the roof.
37 it took 10 years of work for GU. Never imagined pandemic would the world to them
38 other schools felt threatened; traditionalists said you can’t learn online.
39 now those people have online training.
40 why Nosara is big part of future. Tropical, surfing, fruits and food, people are relaxed, parking wherever, everything slower but works…
41 California so demanding and intense but Nosara can’t be replicated. Need a getaway for full release of fun and some on the side BJJ. Rener’s New Years resolution
42 Ryron’s plan, his first left & surfing stripe
43 Ryron’s drone video
Rickson, whole Gracie family
Ryron saved surfing for mid life crisis
44 Rener says BJJ predictable at highest level, surfing is a different opponent.
Renee’s surf wave go pro. Oppone
45 Nosara is Gracie University of surfing
46 restaurants. Rener’s favorite food ever
Il basílico and kids making their own pizzas.
47 kids & bugs; Rich explains people in area wondering about the martial arts guys and want to know about fighting
49 UFC events backstage & in crowd; difference between drunk fans and the coaches and fighters
50 Rener & Ryron even coach against each other in UFC but was smooth. Learn how to fight so you never have to…
51 once you meet black belts you will find they are chilled out normally. In BJJ can beat someone without inflicting bodily harm while calming them down.
52 we don’t fight because so good at de escalation. Subduing people without hurting them different than Krav Maga for example. A street fight isn’t a fight if you’re good at BJJ
54 definition of peace… Surfing in the morning
Thanks to Kaiya Burnam for editing, Etienne for production, Ale for surf video footage, and Gracie family for images and UFC, Joe Rogan, Brian Ortega, James Rees, plus everyone else we need to thank for helping make this episode a special one!
Horrible road conditions are causing tension amongst Nosara’s residents. So much so, there is a planned protest to block traffic in order to garner attention from the federal and the municipality governmental levels.
In this quick Nosara Podcast episode, Lucca Spendlingwimmer updates us about both the need for higher quality improvements in addition to immediate, necessary assistance from multiple levels of government.
He explains challenges we’re facing with quality of repairs, changing government administrations, in addition to potential help on the way as well as explaining items we should have patience on. The national news outlets are addressing this situation as well.
From Andres Gonzalez on public Facebook group Nosara Pavimento: “Copy this hash tag and share on all government pages!”
The water saga in Nosara (and all of Guanacaste) unfortunately continues… As a result, some local architects & their clients are preparing litigation hoping to bring attention to the current water permit situation.
It is a confusing situation for many residents and frequently debated in the community.
One local ASADA, led by the tireless Lili Adams, is trying their best to help everyone involved and answer questions. They strongly disagree with the message and opinions shared by Lucca and Evangelina in this episode.
Unfortunately, the current permitting situation is not within their control. The issue is the processing of many ASADA’s capacities through AyA. However, some are unaware this is an AyA level issue, not a decision of a local ASADA trying to block development.
This podcast was recorded in October. It’s now December and unfortunately this issue is ongoing.
The Nosara Podcast episodes are an opportunity for guests to say whatever they wish. The NP’s intention is simply to share what’s happening within the community. Please remember the opinions expressed by the guests are those of the guests and you’re welcome to contact them directly.
All community organizations are invited and we welcome all dialogue concerning Nosara community issues.
Nick Mcalpin joins Rich for this new episode of the Nosara Podcast to talk about wastewater, storm water and soil management. He explains the problems Nosara has with these three topics and the possible ways we can all start to contribute to the solution. He also shares his own way of living in his property which can inspire many of us to live life differently and in a more ecological way.
