Add Tai Chi to Your Martial Art Practice
Add Tai Chi to your Martial Art practice, such as Japanese Karate, Judo and Jujutsu, for improved balance, internal strength and less strain and stress
Add Tai Chi to your Martial Art practice, such as Japanese Karate, Judo and Jujutsu, for improved balance, internal strength and less strain and stress
Tetsuhiro Hokama Kyōshi, 10th dan, could rightly be called The Historian of Karate. As the gatekeeper of Okinawan martial arts and owner of a museum dedicated to karate he is our choice to discuss it’s history.
Wood.. Like Wood..! These were the words I heard as my karate sensei pressed his fingers into my arms. He was telling me to relax. But how? No one had taught me to do this, even though I had heard this instruction many times before.
Mikio Yahara Sensei is one of the most accomplished Japanese Shōtōkan karate masters in the world, whose single mission is ichigeki hissatsu, or in his words, to deliver a ‘killing blow’
By discovering Ikigai through Martial Arts, you add a new dimension beside fighting skills. You embark on a transformative journey towards self-discovery and personal growth. When life becomes overwhelming, Martial Arts training is a beacon of hope.
You cannot keep politics out of Karate organizations and Sensei Morio Higaonna is embroiled in Politics with Goju-Ryu Karate IOGKF. It seems history keeps repeating itself.
Tetsuhiro Hokama, 10th Dan has dedicated his life researching the history of Karate. He is known as “The Keeper of Okinawa’s secrets.”
A series of interviews with Dr. Alex Bennett, 7th dan kyoshi in Kendo and 5th dan Iaido and Naginata and well known author of Budo.
The official trailer for the Portuguese version of Episode One: Karatedo from the Warriors of Budo series. Future episodes include Aikido, Judo, Kendo and ShorinjiKempo.