Dec 08 2023
Karate is for everyone, young, old, children, etc, it doesn’t matter whether you are male or female. The phase of sports Karate is too short; the most important thing is being constant. “DO” can and must be found by each one through practice. I think “DO” is not something that can be taught, but something …
Permanent link to this article: http://findingkarate.com/wordpress/tatsuhiko-hattori/
Nov 13 2023
13 November On 13 November 1943, David ‘Ticky’ Donovan was born, in Loughton, England. He is a highly respected former competitor, coach and founder of the Ishinryu style of Karate. Originally a boxer, Donovan got started in Karate in 1965 when he and a friend attended a class run by Tatsuo Suzuki, a practitioner of …
Permanent link to this article: http://findingkarate.com/wordpress/this-week-in-history-13-november-19-november-2/
Oct 30 2023
31 October On 31 October 1993, Ray Dalke took early retirement from the University of California, Riverside, where he was a member of the Physical Education department. He did continue to help out, long after his leave date. As a coach, Dalke oversaw one of the most successful collegiate Karate programs in the United States. …
Permanent link to this article: http://findingkarate.com/wordpress/this-week-in-history-30-october-5-november-2/
Oct 18 2023
As years pass by I like Karate-do more and more. As I grow older I understand things in greater depth. Genshin Hironishi Also known as Motonobu Hironishi, Genshin was considered one of Gichin Funakoshi’s favorite students. Together with Shigeru Egami, he was an assistant to Yoshitaka Funakoshi. He was one of the main instructors at …
Permanent link to this article: http://findingkarate.com/wordpress/genshin-hironishi/
Nov 14 2022
14 November On 14 November 1889Â Shito-Ryu Karate founder, Kenwa Mabuni, was born in Okinawa. Mabuni was one of the first Okinawan masters to teach his style of Karate on the Japanese mainland, eventually settling in Osaka in 1929. He initially trained under Yasutsune Itosu learning Shuri te, He later trained under Kanryo Higaonna learning …
Permanent link to this article: http://findingkarate.com/wordpress/this-week-in-history-14-november-20-november/
Nov 15 2021
15 November On 15 November 1968, Doug Perry was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant. Perry was the first non-Okinawan promoted to 9th Dan within the Okinawan Shorin-Ryu Shorin-Kan Karate Association. He was one of the first group of students to practice Karate in its infancy in the United States. 16 November On 16 November 1928 Mitsusuke Harada …
Permanent link to this article: http://findingkarate.com/wordpress/this-week-in-history-15-november-21-november/
Nov 16 2020
16 November On 16 November 1928 Mitsusuke Harada was born in Dalian, China, then a part of the Japanese Empire. Harada began his training in 1945, under Genshin Hironishi (a senior student of Gichin Funakoshi), at the original Shotokan dojo in Zoshigaya, Tokyo. He also had the opportunity to be taught by Yoshitaka Funakoshi. In …
Permanent link to this article: http://findingkarate.com/wordpress/this-week-in-history-16-november-22-november/
Nov 02 2020
3 November On 3 November 1954, Mitsusuke Harada was awarded the rank of 5th Dan, presented to him by Gichin Funakoshi. Harada started his Karate training in November 1943, under Genshin Hironishi, a student of Funakoshi. Harada received his 1st Dan in 1951. He started teaching Karate for the Physical Education department at Waseda University …
Permanent link to this article: http://findingkarate.com/wordpress/this-week-in-history-2-november-8-november/
Aug 08 2020
Openness is very important for building human relationships. It is also important for developing Karate, with openness comes trust. Without these attributes how can an honest practice be developed? And without honest practice how can Karate development? It is impossible! Mitsusuke Harada Considered the “Father of Brazilian Karate” Mitsusuke Harada has proved to be an …
Permanent link to this article: http://findingkarate.com/wordpress/spotlight-mitsusuke-harada/
Aug 08 2020
Breathing is very important in karate. You should first start with breathing exercise very slowly. Inhale 30 seconds exhale 30 seconds. After you inhale slowly and exhale fast, inhale fast, exhale slowly, and the opposite way around. You also can go to the forest, to a quiet place, close your eyes, and just breath slowly …
Permanent link to this article: http://findingkarate.com/wordpress/spotlight-hiroshi-shirai-the-italian-job/
![Tweet](https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text="<img class="alignright size-full wp-image-6114" src="http://findingkarate.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Quote001_Funakoshi01-1.png" alt="" width="632" height="400" />" http://findingkarate.com/wordpress/tag/genshin-hironishi/){kind=link}
Recent Comments