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wadoka wrote:You need to train with Kazutaka Sensei on our summer course then :-)

I won't say any more.

If it's about adding intonation to your techniques, then I'll probably give it a miss!

I got a Shito-ryu dojo just down the road from me that have being doing that for years lol.

Gary

Is it just me, or does the guy that Inoue Sensei have demo techniques in the first vid add an intonation to his techniques?

So, are you saying you would move your body arround the anticipated tsuki so as to end up on the outside of your opponent?

Having just previously moved in the opposite direction?

Gary

Already done Reg I'm afraid!

Some of the other reviews are a bit more informative.

I'll put a pound to a penny that most of us on here end up buying it.

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I'm sure Gordon will re-arrange if need be. For those interesting in their history / research into Japanese Budo, there is a new book out by Dr David Hall. I've got mine on order and eagerly await its delivery. By all accounts, this is a landmark...

shep wrote:Great minds think alike. But I beat you by 5 minutes :-)

You did Dave, I need to learn to compose these things quicker!! :)

Gary

Snap!

The rise of Martial Arts in Britain (BBC 4 Documentary) Apologies in advance to folk reading this outside the UK (as I don't think it will work), but missed this last night and just found it on BBC Iplayer. It's brief, but there is some early footage of Suzuki sensei. All in all, an enjoyable watch....

majin29 wrote:Last week he had us working on shifting lunge punch. My forearms were sure sore after that class.

Could you explain what this is? I'm thinking you mean tobikomizuki, but may well be wrong.

Gary

As I understand it Reg, yes.

Gary