Posted by: evad74
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIjbqzmjmMI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzCY67ELtNk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MSPNhG9LRM
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you and your system should get a room.
Koryu Uchinadi draws mostly from Japanese Budo or Okinawan Te ? looks mostly a draw from Japanese systems, but hard to tell from just a few short clips.
there are some others:
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=mccarthysensei
not the same system, but thought this was interesting as well (listed in above link's 'favorites' folder)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOyE6aQ6qKE
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Even if what I am doing isn't "right," I am absolutely certain that it is far more in line with the spirit and aims of the original Okinawan pioneers then it is with the conceit associated with one's "style" being the ONE & ONLY CORRECT WAY!" If it isn't, too bad --- I am happy with what it and it works for me.
Quote:Woo, woo, woo... hold there. STOP! Time-out. Pause. Time lapse. Whatever, just hold right there.
1. Ti'gwa: The plebeian form of percussive impact [referred to as "Te" or "Di"] introduced to Okinawa from the old Kingdom of Siam during its early period of inter-cultural commerce.
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The plebeian form of percussive impact [referred to as "Te" or "Di"] introduced to Okinawa from the old Kingdom of Siam
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...but how does all that tie into your music career?
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/mccarthy
kidding. If I ever show up at a seminar of yours, I'm not volunteering as uke.
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Naw, Pat's really gentle. I remember putting on my white belt and going to a seminar at Fortitude Valley when Pat's teacher, Master Kinjo, was visiting. I was Pat's throwing dummy... er... uke for all the nage waza that he showed.
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Question McCarthy Sensi, I do not see any dutch instructors on your site, however there now is a dutch represntation of KU, should the list of instructors be updated or are there no dutch people full flethed Instructor yet?
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Hi Toudiyama,
Bert Mollen, Huub Meijer and Jan Kraayvanger have been attending my seminars since Harry de Spa first brought me to Holland in 1995. Their base style is Wado but they've collectively got a wide range of experiences and have been diligently making a transition over to KU these past few years. Presently they represent my interests in the Netherlands and are working towards obtaining full accreditation as qualified KU instructors.
I hope you'll support them and I hope I get the chance to meet you during my forthcoming visit. Please introduce yourself to me.