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British Kyokushinkai Karate published Shihan Liam Keaveney message on their Facebook and web page: Firstly my thanks for your support through 2016 and my best wishes...
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One of the greatest samurai that ever lived, Miyamoto Musashi, created a bunch of rules to live by. Born in 1584, he was a...
Full contact is a demanding and exciting martial art that requires a lot of dedication and discipline to master. If you are interested in...
During warm-ups, someone might let out an unexpected fart, leading to some giggles and embarrassed looks from their training partners. When practicing punches, someone...
Kyokushin Karate has a rich tradition and a unique terminology that reflects its Japanese roots. Understanding these terms is essential for any practitioner, as...
British Kyokushinkai Karate published Shihan Liam Keaveney message on their Facebook and web page: Firstly my thanks for your support through 2016 and my best wishes...
No matter how strong the rival, the just will always win. — Mas Oyama
One becomes a beginner after 1000 days of training. One becomes a master after 10,000 days of practice. — Mas Oyama
Kumite (sparring) is an important aspect of karate training for kids (and adults) because it gives experience in two critical areas: timing and distance....
Da Costa Dojos Facebook page publish this: “Fighting a comic book hero” .. In today’s Sunday story Shihan Nick is taking us back again to...
“Until the day I die, I never want to be separated from my dogi; I never want to cease my training efforts in the...
Always remember that the true meaning of Budo is that soft overcomes hard, small overcomes large. — Mas Oyama
Eleven Mottoes Of Mas Oyama 11. Always remember: In Martial Arts the rewards of a confident and grateful heart are truly abundant.
Eleven Mottoes Of Mas Oyama 10. The true essence of the Martial Way can only be realized through experience. Knowing this, learn never to...
Eleven Mottoes Of Mas Oyama 09. Martial Arts begin with a point and end in a circle. Straight lines stem from this principle.