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 Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 2:08 pm
Marty Nozz And NO ONE has mentioned Shorin-ryu. rolleyes sweatdrop Where's the love? As for Korean Karate, I thought that was Tang Soo Do. Is Shorin-ryu a form of Karate (I want to class them a bit)
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Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 2:09 pm
Ivy_tsuki You don't have my style up there, but not too many people have heard of it.
I take chidokwan karate-do: (chi-do-kwan) means house of energy. It was created about 30 years ago by Shihan Bob Eller and Renchi Liberto. The style brings elements of shotokan, tai chi, tae kwon do, kick boxing and many other styles together to create a style that has both hard and soft motions. Focuses on self-defense, sparring, kata, and basics. The first person to achieve black belt from white belt in this style was Papo Villarrubia, who is a very distinguished martial artist. He now owns his own studio in Rochester NY. He also went on to study many different martial arts styles. The first female black belt in my style is 4th degree black belt Marian Kellogg. Who is also achieved black belt in Hakkaru jujitsu. Thanks a lot Ivy_tsuki!
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Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 2:20 pm
i noticed someone mention silat....it's spelt as pencak (pehn-chak: prounounciation) pentjak doesn't exist anywhere in malay or indonesian language....speaking of substyles...heavesn knows how many silat has!!
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Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 2:21 pm
kamikaze_951 Marty Nozz And NO ONE has mentioned Shorin-ryu. rolleyes sweatdrop Where's the love? As for Korean Karate, I thought that was Tang Soo Do. Is Shorin-ryu a form of Karate (I want to class them a bit) Yep 3nodding
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Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 6:38 pm
DarklingGlory kamikaze_951 Marty Nozz And NO ONE has mentioned Shorin-ryu. rolleyes sweatdrop Where's the love? As for Korean Karate, I thought that was Tang Soo Do. Is Shorin-ryu a form of Karate (I want to class them a bit) Yep 3nodding One of the four original styles of Karate I believe.
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