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Boston Dojos?
I just moved into the Boston area and I'm looking for a good dojo in either Goju Ryu or Shotokan Karate. I compete regionally and nationally in both kata and kumite. I have trained in both Goju Ryu and Shotokan so either style would work for me. I'm not really looking to start a new style because I want to really understand those 2 first before I move on. Anyone with any suggestions would be great. The one thing I really am not interested in is Kempo. That seems to be all I can find around here.
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Yawara Kata Training DVD Sale Price: $60.00 Average Rating:   |
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This DVD teaches the moves for Yawara Bo No Kata (form). A yawara is a 7" short stick, also known as a kubotan. Mr. Maurey Levitz, Head Instructor at the New Paltz Karate Academy, teaches the form both straight through and broken down step by step, and viewed from multiple angles... |
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How to start traditional karate 1 (Japanese edition) List Price: $1.99 |
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This book is testing book.Please wait, we will put English edition on soon.Japanese edition, please be careful.Complete bible for beginner. Many many photos.How to tie belt, How to bow, How to standing, How to make your fist, How to punch, How to kicking. |
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Mixed Martial Arts - The Basics of Jujitsu & Mixed Martial Atrs List Price: $7.99 |
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This guide will teach you:Four techniques used in jujitsu Why strangulation is used in jujitsu What are sweeps and escapes Twelve principles of striking and what they stand for The meaning of a throw Five types of throws How the biting, gouging, poking and grasping techniques are used in jujitsu The meaning of atemi What a takedown is What the rolling technique is What the arm bar technique is What the wrist lock technique is Difference of grappling styles |
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Seienchin - Karate and the Kata List Price: $28.57 Sale Price: $28.57 Average Rating:  |
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A textbook dedictaed to karate and the kata and bunkai of Seienchin. There as an architectural maxim that says ?form follows function?. Many in the modern karate world interpreting kata take the form and try to fit function around the stylized motion i... |
