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ASU Events Calendar
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Kevin Choate
Kevin O’Keefe is a member of the firm’s litigation department and focuses his practice on litigating complex civil cases in state and federal court. Kevin represents sophisticated clients in a wide variety of industries and has experience defending high profile litigation and regulatory investigations in state and federal venues across the country. Prior to joining Choate…
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Daito-ryu Aikijujutsu
2016 Katsuura seminar & Headquarters Convention The special training session will be held as planned, from August 7 18:00 to Saturday, 14:00. The Headquarters Convention will be held at the end on this seminar, from Friday to Saturday. For members who will be joining later, the participation fee will be of 6, JPY. Friday 12 Morning: Dan ranking evaluation Afternoon:…
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UCLA Wooden classes
221 Westwood Plz Los Angeles, CA 90095 (310) 206-8307 I like Wooden. Started working out here in undergrad and due to a series of ranodme vents never ended up leaving. I generally come in to do quick n dirty cardio, especially in the winter when it s cold and dark at like 430 and I want to run after work. They have tons of treadmills, stationary bikes, and ellipticals - even…
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Class UCLA
Mindful Awareness Practices are the signature educational programs of the Mindful Awareness Research Center. These six-week class series are open to the public and to all UCLA staff, faculty, and students. The classes lay the foundation for students to understand basic principles of mindfulness, develop a personal meditation practice, and to apply the principles in their daily…
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How to spell Jujitsu?
Arguably, Jujutsu is the most frequently misspelled word in the martial arts. The words used, vary from Ju to Jiu or Jiuy, and the spelling of jutsu is commonly spelled jitsu. The non-Japanese speakers use these words interchangeably regardless of the spelling; Ju meaning gentle, pliable, yielding, flexible, etc. and jutsu meaning art, techniques, or science. Historically…
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Holiday Park Fort Lauderdale Florida
Everglades Airboat Tours, Gator Shows, Everglades Boat Ride Rentals & More! Welcome to Everglades Holiday Park! Climb aboard one of our state-of-the-art vessels for an unforgettable Everglades airboat ride, then take in a live alligator presentation featuring the Gator Boys Alligator Rescue in our world famous Gator Pit! Florida Everglades Airboat Ride - Exciting, Entertaining…
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Fusen Ryu Jujutsu
The relationships between judo, Kosen judo, various traditional Japanese jujutsu ryu, groundwork (newaza), the nature of challenge matches during that period in Japan, and pinning a style on a given grappling expert during that period in Japan are all very complicated and deeply interconnected. In my view, if we are to develop an understanding of this history, we must do so…
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Founder of Jujitsu
8th Dan Founder Ryoju Sen Tanto Jutsu Kyoshi Len Seymour, 8th Degree black belt in karate has over 50 years’ experience in the martial arts. Born in Montana in 1949, he became interested in wrestling and martial arts at an early age. He started his karate training in 1962 in Tang Soo Do at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Great Falls Montana. In 1966 he moved to San Diego California…
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Iaido Atlanta
Hi! I m not really sure about Dogwood Aikikai. There is also a Buddhist Temple in Atlanta which claims to teach Iaido. I believe that Shinkendo (Obata Toshishiro) also has a presence in the Atlanta area. I know that at UGA in Athens there is a koryu group which studies Kashima Shinryu. Dr. Karl Friday is a member of the Kashima Shinryu, I m sure he teaches with this group…
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Karate Sport
Martial Arts, in general, is an artistic presentation of physical and emotional exercise, whose secondary by product is skill in self-defense. The primary result of Martial Arts training is physical fitness, emotional maturity, and an appreciation for the safety and development of others and community. Sport Karate is a modern phenomenon that encapsulates the primary result…
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Where did Jujitsu originate from?
Early Depiction of Grappling As to the origin and native land of Ju Jutsu, there are several opinions, but they are found to be mere assumptions based on narratives relating to the founding of certain schools, or some incidental records or illustrations found in the ancient manuscripts not only in Japan but in China, Persia, Germany, and Egypt. There is no record by which…
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Hiroshi Ikeda Shihan
Aikido works. If your aikido doesn t. Don t confuse the two. - Hiroshi Ikeda Hiroshi Ikeda Sensei is the founder and Chief Instructor of Boulder Aikikai, a non-profit school of aikido in Boulder, Colorado, USA. He currently holds the rank of nanadan (7th Dan) through Mitsugi Saotome Shihan and the Aikido World Headquarters (Hombu Dojo), Tokyo, Japan. Ikeda Sensei began his…
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JUDO More than Sport
The individual contests have come to an end in the Balaton Kozpont Sport Arena at the Veteran European Championships with the hosting nation celebrating an additional six gold medals to double up the total number of the victories. One of the national anthem was delivered by Posan Edina in the F2-u57kg category. I started judo when I was young, my dad introduced me to the sport…
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Aikido jo techniques
A step by step guide on how to correctly do the 13 jo kata START in hidari-hanmi kamae (hidari jō no kamae) – Hold the jo vertically with your left hand so that it touches the ground just in front of your left foot. Choku tsuki 直突き(Direct Thrust) – in left stance; no step. Jōdan gaeshi 段返し(High counter) – (Stepping strike to the front of the head) – change hands and step forward…
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Define Jujitsu
In this PsySR Member Perspective , Clark McCauley offers a brief overview on understanding and responding to terrorism. Clark is Professor of Psychology and Co-Director of the Solomon Asch Center for Study of Ethnopolitical Conflict at Bryn Mawr College. He can be reached at cmccaule@brynmawr.edu. The U.S. is spending hundreds of billions of dollars in the war on terrorism…
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