Anyone aware of the can-ryu system?

Hi... I am trying to get educated on the various systems and one would go about becoming a recognized/authorized/accredited instructor of a particular system. I live in Ottawa, Canada and am aware of the CAN-RYU system. I am wondering if this is recognized and what other system this was based on. There are at least two really good dojo's here, however our selection is limited. Thank you for any insight you can provide.

 

Do you have a link? I am not aware of it myself

 

Is this them?

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4K3D6VA38YU&feature=player_embedded&list=PLt9Ycma07xi7Ar7kldjAEo7BZZkqrKZUz"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4K3D6VA38YU&feature=player_embedded&list=PLt9Ycma07xi7Ar7kldjAEo7BZZkqrKZUz[/ame]

Looks like any other Gendai system - can't say the technique is particularly impressive. The striking is absolutely abysmal!

I would personally avoid, but your mileage may vary

 

That would be them. They have a group that trains in Airdrie with the Karate club

 

Bloody hell!!! This is godawful!!!

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_PVLYSCfAQ"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_PVLYSCfAQ[/ame]

No base, posture, mechanics and what the hell was that knife defence about????

 

Cant say I am even slightly impressed

 

Haven't heard of them and I've certainly seen worse videos but I would expect more from someone calling themselves a 5th Dan.

Have to say that for a yellow belt the uke used for some of that first video was pretty good.

 

can-ryu link

Yes, i think pacific is one of the members of this union.

http://www.canadianjjunion.com/home.html is the link

Thanks again...

 

Love the police knee on belly with the supporting foot in extra off base position.