by admin | Sep 28, 2018 | Bubishi, Styles, Training
The Missing Kata Suparempi (108 Steps) Kanbun Uechi travelled from his home in Okinawa to the Fujian province of south China in the year 1897. There he studied the martial system of Pan Gai noon under the master Chou Tsu Ho (Shu Shi Wa), for thirteen (Seisan)...
by admin | Sep 21, 2018 | Information, People, Styles, Training
The Real Story Discussion Arranged by Mr.Thompson M (from YouTube) A discussion with James Coffman, direct student of Hohan Soken and Fusei Kise, he reveals the facts about the fabled "Notes" and brings further light to real Kyusho, Shorinji vs. Shorin Ryu,...
by admin | Sep 12, 2018 | Information, People, Styles, Training
Kumite & Kyusho Submited by Hermann Woodtli, Switzerland Kumite is one of the three pillars of the Shotokan Karate curriculum, with Karateka slowly and systematically prepared for the competition. Different forms are practiced, depending on the degree and...
by admin | Aug 31, 2018 | Bubishi, Information, Science, Styles, Training
What is the vagus nerve? The vagus nerve is the longest of your cranial nerves and has numerous nerve fibers spanning from your brain stem to all your organs. The word Vagus, means wanderer, as it is running throughout your body. Basically, it is the...
by admin | Aug 24, 2018 | Beginner, Information, Preparation, Protection, Styles, Training
It's not so clear a question Most Kyusho practitioners I have run into prefer to always learn new targets and especially new tricks. Little gimmicks that they can learn and show to people... but this is not training, it is simply playing Kyusho. Even senior...
by admin | Aug 17, 2018 | Beginner, Business, Information, Styles, Training
Kyusho That is the only difference in Karate Styles Basically, it's all the same... they share blocks, punches and kicks, so the only difference between Karate Styles is it with or without Kyusho. It is the missing ingredient in most modern practices... that...