The Karate Kid Trilogy & Beyond

The Karate Kid Trilogy & Beyond

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Joe Seo - Kyler from Cobra Kai

Joe Seo, also known as Kyler in Cobra Kai, is this week's guest on Kicking it with the Koves! Joe & Marty discuss their mutual respect for one another on set - & Joe talks about how inspiring he finds Marty & his ability to make himself big on screen to be when working together. ...  Show more

Coach Tim Ward

This week The Koves have a very unique & special guest - Tim Ward, who is head coach of the Women's soccer team at Pepperdine University joins Marty, Rachel & Jesse. Tim discusses his journey as a coach - how he landed a coaching position at the age of 26, and his progression fro ...  Show more

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