Martial arts philosophy is not based on victory or fighting, but rather on finding a way to avoid violence through having the ability to defend yourself if needed. In Karate, through self-defence techniques we develop the awareness and sensitivity to the person facing us, we learn to feel the danger and go around it. Hidetaka …
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Apr 12 2019
Hidetaka Nishiyama
- Filed under General, JKA, Shotokan, Traditional
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April 12, 2019
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Mar 31 2017
Dominique Valera
- Filed under Competition, General, Shotokan
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March 31, 2017
… Contact is the one and only thing that can establish the truth in a combat sport! This does not mean that we have to go back to the Survival Games of old. Mastery is when you touch with control without hurting. Dominique Valera Arguably Europe’s best-known Karate competitor of the 1960s and 1970s, Dominique Valera, a …
- Alain Setrouk, Billy Higgins, Black Belt Magazine, Chojiru Tani, Dominique Valera, European Karate Championships, FNBA, François Sanchez, French Open Championships, Gilbert Gruss, Guy Sauvin, Hiroo Mochizuki, Jacky Gerbet, Jacques Delcourt, Jean Perrin, Jean-Pierre Lavorato, Jean-Robert Baroux, Jeff Smith, Koji Wadsa, Marcel Cerdan, Marcellin Cerdan, masutatsu oyama, Minoru Mochizuki, National Federation of American Boxing, Patrick Baroux, Pedro Rivera, Philippe Ficheux, Ticky Donovan, Yoshinao Nanbu
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