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    Pressured Point Names in Korean

    Hi, I have the book nut at this time I am not at home to look and compare. I have my own interactive drawings in the form of a database...
    Post by: Chris J., Feb 25, 2006 in forum: Kuk Sool
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    Pressured Point Names in Korean

    Hello, Only familiar with just one numbering scheme. As long as the Chinese names are referenced then the identification is possible and the...
    Post by: Chris J., Feb 23, 2006 in forum: Kuk Sool
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    Bunkai. Nessecity?

    Hi, Interesting topic, especially given my history. Bunkai was taught at my school to a limited degree when I first started; over the years...
    Post by: Chris J., Feb 21, 2006 in forum: Karate
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    Pressured Point Names in Korean

    Hi, He looks to be about 36 according to his bio. I had expected 15 for some reason but was wrong. Anything I can do to help save you the...
    Post by: Chris J., Feb 4, 2006 in forum: Kuk Sool
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    Pressured Point Names in Korean

    Hello, Yes, after re-resding my post it did look like I was simply throwing out the sum total of the existing body of knowledge in favor of...
    Post by: Chris J., Feb 3, 2006 in forum: Kuk Sool
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    Do Shotokan blocks work?

    Yes, a impasse. We can disagree. ;) -Chris J.
    Post by: Chris J., Feb 3, 2006 in forum: Karate
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    KSW: To easy to gain belts?

    Hi, I liked your message. Teaching the pigs to sing, DOES seem futile. And much of Karate is, as it was described, rudimentary Shao-Lin. One...
    Post by: Chris J., Feb 3, 2006 in forum: Kuk Sool
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    Pressured Point Names in Korean

    Are you taking the **** pal?? Hi, What exactly do you mean by this comment? It leaves me confused, and wondering just exactly how old you...
    Post by: Chris J., Feb 3, 2006 in forum: Kuk Sool
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    Do Shotokan blocks work?

    Well, I have to disagree again, I am afraid. The "replacement blocks" you mentioned were actually something else before Funakoshi simplified them...
    Post by: Chris J., Feb 3, 2006 in forum: Karate
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    KSW: To easy to gain belts?

    Hapkido OK... Yong Sul Choi was the person who created Hapki-do. He stated that he had been the only practitioner who had ever learned all...
    Post by: Chris J., Feb 3, 2006 in forum: Kuk Sool
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    Two Japanese expressions

    Kata No Sekai I think that the expression Kata No Sekai might mean this- Kata can mean a standard method of anything- there might be a kata of...
    Post by: Chris J., Feb 2, 2006 in forum: Karate
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    Do Shotokan blocks work?

    Hi, There are 2 old concepts that might illuminate this discussion. Go, and Ju, Yin and Yang, however you say them it means Hard and Soft,...
    Post by: Chris J., Feb 2, 2006 in forum: Karate
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    KSW: To easy to gain belts?

    Tradition Hi, This thread really deals with the motivations of the instructor. The old methods were not concerned much with rank; this...
    Post by: Chris J., Feb 2, 2006 in forum: Kuk Sool
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    Pressured Point Names in Korean

    Some good books Hi, You might lookat these 2 books if you have an interest in researching the pressure points. The first is by Eachou Chen...
    Post by: Chris J., Feb 2, 2006 in forum: Kuk Sool
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    Differances between traditional Shotokan and Goju-Ryu...?

    OOH.... Although there may indeed be valuable technical information disseminated in the class itself, I would steer clear of the org....
    Post by: Chris J., Feb 1, 2006 in forum: Karate