Hundreds of “China Trip” pictures (and videos to come) at IUKF Board member Harry Skeffington’s site:
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Sep 21 2006
4th Annual Nation’s Capitol Okinawan Karate & Kobudo Fall Camp
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SENSEI DOUG PERRY
KYOSHI / SICHIDAN
INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THE
4Th ANNUAL NATION’S CAPITOL
OKINAWAN KARATE AND KOBUDO
FALL CAMP
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Date:
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October 6,7 & 8, 2006
Friday 7:00 pm through Sunday noon |
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Bertie Backus Gymnasium 5171 South Dakota Ave N.E. Washington, DC 20011 |
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This camp is designed for all martial artists, white belt through black belt.
Age requirements: 10 or older. Instructors may allow attendance of children under 10 on a case-by-case basis. Only those children mature enough should attend.
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Kyoshi’s Doug Perry, Kimo Wall, Bill Hayes & Shorinkan Kyoshi’s Hanshi Jim Logue Train with the best traditional Okinawan Karate and Kobudo instructors. Dojo heads bringing (10) ten or more students may attend camp at no charge.
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Camp Fees:
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Camp fee only: On or before September 25, 2006: $100.00 After September 25, 2006: $115.00 |
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Quality Inn and Suites
7200 Baltimore Ave
College Park, MD 20785
(301) 276-1000
Cost: $89.00 per night (Must make reservations on or before 9/30/06).
Ask for: Welch’s Karate-Do
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| Camp Check-in |
Check-in will start at 6:00 p.m. on
Friday, October 6, 2006 at the gymnasium. |
| For Information |
Call (301) 559-3400 or (202) 210-6364 with any questions you may have.
Ask for Eb or Vivian Welch or e-mail to renshiunlimited@verizon.net or www.welchkarate.com |
| Flight Information: |
If you are flying in and need airport pickup, we will be happy to meet you and provide transportation to and from the hotel. Please call and/or e-mail us in advance with your flight information.
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Yours in karate-do
Eberhard G. Welch, Sr.
Camp Director
Eberhard G. Welch, Sr.
Camp Director
KARATE & KOBUDO FALL CAMP
KARATE & KOBUDO FALL CAMP
Registration Form
Name: _______ ____________
Age:
Address: ___________________________________________
City: _____________________ State: Zip: ______
E-mail address: __________________________________________________________
Phone: ____ ____________
Emergency Phone:
Emergency Phone:
Rank: _______ Instructor:
Amount Paid (Camp): __ Balance Due: __
ITEMS TO BRING TO CAMP
95 SOUTH
ROUTE 50 WEST
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Gi, Extra Gi, toilet articles, casual clothes, camera and all karate and kobudo articles you would like to train with.
DIRECTIONS TO BACKUS GYMNASIUM
95 SOUTH
Take Route 95 South to I-495 (Capital Beltway). Travel North on Beltway to Exit 22B (Baltimore Washington Parkway). Take Baltimore/Washington Parkway to
New York Ave.
(RT 50 West). Follow directions for Route 50 West.
ROUTE 50 WEST
Take Route 50 West into Washington, DC to
South Dakota Avenue
(look for Tournament Signs). Bear right onto South Dakota Avenue and travel passing a McDonald’s on left, make right on Hamilton Street and left onto the parking lot.
95/395 NORTH
Take 95/395 North to I-495 (Capital Beltway). Go East to Woodrow Wilson Bridge. Cross Bridge into Maryland and Take Exit #2 onto Route I-295 North. Travel to Route 50 West (New York Avenue). Follow Directions for Rt. 50 West.
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Take Exit 9 onto I-495 South to Woodrow Wilson Bridge. Cross bridge into Maryland and take Exit #2 onto Route I-295 North. Travel to Route 50 West (New York Avenue). Follow directions for Route 50 West.
BY METRORAIL/WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Take the Yellow or Blue Line from Reagan/National Airport to Metro Center. Then take the Red Line Train to Fort Totten Station. The Gymnasium is across the street from the station.
Welch’s Okinawan Karate-Do
P.O. Box 29342
Washington, DC 20017-0342
301-559-3400 or 301-559-3401 (fax)
202-210-6364 (cell)
renshiunlimited@verizon.net
www.welchkarate.com
P.O. Box 29342
Washington, DC 20017-0342
301-559-3400 or 301-559-3401 (fax)
202-210-6364 (cell)
renshiunlimited@verizon.net
www.welchkarate.com
City:State:Zip:
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Sep 19 2006
How to evaluate a training program!
Although this article is directed at the law enforcement community, martial artist will benefit from what I have written.
“It’s your money and it’s your time; make sure you know what your getting before you sign up.”
Dave Young
Click Here for the Adobe Acrobat article
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Sep 17 2006
Ebook basic course intro
E-books are the future. Yes, the old paper versions will remain, much the same way Newspapers will always be part of our lives. But like the Internet, e-books will offer inexpensive access to a much wider range of specialty subjects that will be of interest to a smaller audience. This is especially true for sports and less known martial arts.
e-Martial Arts, Ltd has many titles in the works. So far, we have published:
- A four hour “private lesson” course in Uechi-ryu. (1st hour book is available)
- The Black Belt Test Guide, 2nd edition. Available with the IUKF membership and will be available to the general public soon.
- The companion book to Grand Master Kanei Uechi’s Kyhon. The complete text translated into English. 1st 700 pages now available.
- Scissors, Rock, Paper. Harvey Liebergott’s excellent book will be available soon.
- Art Rabesa’s “Explosive Karate” and “Kumite” will be added soon.
Be sure to read the “Instruction” page before downloading.
Note to Kindle fans: So far, we have published “Uechi-ryu Karate Do” (First edition with new notes by me) , “The Way of Karate”, my first book, originally published in 1962 and Dave Smith’s “Kyhon” translation. These books can be obtained at the Amazon web site or in our Uechi Store. While there, pick up your on-line copy of “The Black Belt Test Guide” v 4.2.
Uechi-ryu Store
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Sep 14 2006
You are going to like the changes to our Forums!
Sep 12, 2006 Lets look at our Discussion Forums… Where we started, what we’ve accomplished and where we are headed.
The Future of our Forums.
Certainly a lot has happened in the martial art world since I created one of the first martial art websites on the internet and invited Bill Glasheen to host the first on-line martial art discussion forum.
We enjoyed a simpler time prior to the new millennium and 9/11. Who could predict the proliferation of mixed martial art fights and “fight club” type back yard battles that find their way onto the web and into the computers of wanna-be warriors. A merging of real fight club matches and the violent reality games found in these same computers create a world that future psychologists will find fodder, for a whole slew of books, theories and disorders; all related to the violent times we live in, recorded and exaggerated by the advance in technology that blend imagination with reality.
I shudder to envision our lives five years from now!
Visitors to my website are a mix of old world martial artist, modern “if it works – use it” practitioners and of course, wide eyed newbies of all ages, who are enrolled in a dojo, trying to make sense over what is one confusing, contradicting, frightening and at times amusing mountain of advice, suggestions, admonitions and at times intimidating posts, fascinating articles, links, video clips, jokes and a few great food recipes.
All the volunteers involved with the website work very hard in what everyone understands is a thankless and weary job. Someone asked me last week “why do you keep spending so much time on something that is so time consuming and often troublesome “?
Wow, that was a tough one to answer. In the beginning, I wanted to be able to communicate with the Uechi community and share training methods, discuss martial art history, explore new and exciting self defense techniques and to provide an on-line (as Bill Glasheen described it) “Roundtable” social club where interesting and timely topics of all persuasions could be discussed among new and old friends.
I’m not going to speculate why the website or forums should continue. Certainly none of the moderators, volunteers or I need the site because we lack other interests, work or hobbies. We all spend quality time in our dojo, working out, teaching and helping with our various martial art organizations. I would guess that each of us continue because we are still trying to communicate with like-minded people, validating our personal and professional goals relating to the martial arts and where possible, trying to influence others to share our beliefs.
Hence, the purpose of this article, “The future”! Looking ahead to where we are headed based on where we began and where we have been.
I’ve pretty much covered “where we began“. I didn’t have grandiose plans or any preconceived ideas about where the website was headed. I simply wanted a place where like-minded people could discuss the martial arts and Uechi-ryu in a friendly and helpful manner.
“Where we have been” is a bit more difficult to explain. Certainly we have covered much ground in dissecting our traditional martial arts and rightfully exposed unexplained rituals, outdated myths and harmful and potentially dangerous mindsets. This useful and interesting goal is a double edged sword and has resulted in deep cuts to the art while excising harmful practices.
“Where we are headed“: I’ve tried in many ways to accommodate the traditional with the modern warrior mindset. There certainly isn’t any reason why the person who practices his traditional Uechi-ryu shouldn’t also be able to defend himself when necessary. Ironically, most traditional Uechi practitioners completely agree, but during the past five years there has been a steady and ever increasing trend away from traditional training, into the mindset of “eliminate anything we don’t understand and focus on only what we believe works” mentality.
I would like to see more discussion pertaining to the benefits of the traditional and an attempt to understand (rather than dismiss) anything we don’t like to do or don’t understand.
For the traditional forums group, I would like to see less “mindless” posting and more thought going into concise and thoughtful threads. I have always believed that it is the quality of the discussions that matters, not the quantity. I would like to see this group of forums become a place where people interested in reading interesting discussions on traditional subject can do so without having to plough through dozens of off topic posts.
I look at the management of the forums in a similar way to the way I try to schedule activities at SummerFest. There is a time and place for serious traditional martial art training. This includes a focus on the core system as well as the many applications, interpretations and modern “add ons” to what we practice.
There are times and places for the respectful treatment of our seniors. A time and place where we honor the history, tradition and the art of our Uechi- ryu.
Finally, there is a time and place for relaxing, enjoying the comradery and friendship of our community – celebrating and perpetuating those unexplainable traditions that like glue, hold us together and provide an unspoken bond that lasts a lifetime. And, without question – there are times when I enjoy the banter of good natured humor and tasteful cartoons.
The Eastern Arts forums of tomorrow will take on the philosophy and focus of my SummerFest. This means less emphasis on the number of posts, but on the quality of posts. I envision a place where Uechi-ryu as an art will be balanced with Uechi-ryu as a fighting system and where Uechi-ryu will be explored as a healthy lifestyle as well.
Within the archives of Eastern Arts lie thousands of interesting and “readworthy” posts.
In order to place the best posts related to karate training will be stored (as in a library) in a category called:
Uechi-Ryu Online Kyohon
“An inter-active reference site for principles, drills, concepts, and traditions related to training Uechi- Ryu Karate. Post (or repost form another forum) what you’d like to remember and be able to reference. A great way to learn new and old ideas from the variety of traditions in our family of Uechi- ryu.”
Within the Kyohon will reside the best information pertaining to: Kihon (basic training drills), Kata (All about Uechi Kata), Kumite (Pre-arranged to Full Contact), Body Conditioning (Cardio & Stretching to Iron Shirt), Grappling, The Dojo – (we will be combining The Physical Dojo and Building a Successful Dojo)
Following the new online Kyohon will be our popular community discussions and a new forum where we can all get to know each other a little better.
Member Introductions
New members and old members are invited to introduce (or re-introduce) themselves to the community.
Community Discussions
Van Canna’s Self Defense Realities, Bill Glasheen’s Dojo Roundtable, Women and the Martial Arts, Tough Issues, Dave Young’s “Reality” – Your World or Mine!, Laugh a little..Live longer!, Chow for Now, Martial Arts and the Law
(Other forums have a “Lounge” for off-topics that aren’t martial arts related) I’m considering asking Panther if he’d like to expand his “tough issues” forum in to the “forum lounge.”
Specialty Forums
Kombat Kids, Mind-Body-Spirit Forum, WMAC, , Women’s Locker Room, Western Martial Arts & History, World Modern Arnis Coalition, Creative Heart & Soul Forum, Special Needs, Verbal Self Defense
Marketplace & Events
Events, Products & Services, Locate a Teacher or Dojo, SummerFest News, IUKF Tournament News,
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New England Black Belt Test
Date: Sunday, October 15th, 2006
Time: 10AM – Noon
Where: Khoury’s Karate Academy
Tewksbury, MA
Time: 10AM – Noon
Where: Khoury’s Karate Academy
Tewksbury, MA
This test is a very important one for IUKF. It is the first test being administered by Gary Khoury.
There has been quite a bit of confusion and frustration regarding testing in New England. This was mostly because the seniors in New England wanted to make their testing tougher than in the rest of the Uechi world. They felt their students should train longer than students elsewhere in the world and they believed that the administrative process involving the New England test should be more business-like and requirements strictly adhered to.
Actually, I like most of what was decided, but where the process failed, was the individual dojo and teachers who were not part of the decision making, for whatever reason, didn’t understand the nature of the changes and in some cases didn’t like the changes. Instead of creating a more unified New England group, the changes resulted in dissension and chaos. The seniors involved with the testing process finally decided to allow any dojo or group of dojo that wanted to do things themselves, to run their own tests in an action that held the organization together, but what generally was considered a temporary measure.
When I asked Gary to take on the job of test administrator, he understood I wasn’t giving him a posh job with a title. He knows that the job comes with a “damage control” rebuilding job description along with the regular administrative tasks that goes along with the title.
People have been contacting me, asking about the Fall dantest. They have candidates that under the “International” rules, qualify for testing, but under the New England rules that few want to follow, some fall short of time or time in grade. Because I’m asking all dojo to be part of this October 15th test, I’ve asked Gary to use “International” uechi-ryu test rules as described in the Black Belt Test Guide. (All members of IUKF receives an on-line 2nd edition of this book or you can purchase a printed version in the Uechi store.)
The IUKF Board of Directors has formed a test standard/requirements committee and is nearly ready to issue the official International Testing guide, that will clarify and expand on the testing rules found in the Black Belt Test Guide. These rules, with minor administrative modifications, have been working very well throughout the Uechi world, since 1958, when I was the first person tested using a formal testing process. (All the test forms and explanations for the test then and now are described in the Test Guide.
I would ask everyone interested in the physical testing standards and requirements to read the book. Its all there and has been there since the book was written in 1988. The test, as explained, has been very successfully given to black belt candidates in this manner, since 1958. Teachers understand this method. Students understand this method and test board members understand this method.
“If it isn’t broke – don’t fix it! “
In the coming months I’ll be discussing the physical test in great detail. But October 15th I am asking all NE, IUKF Uechi dojo to support Gary and IUKF by bringing your candidates to Tewksbury and become part of a most important day in your student’s martial art life. We owe it to our students to provide them with a day when their skills can be fairly tested by a dedicated and objective test board. A test board that is “pulling” together, directed by a highly qualified and respected test administrator.
Please call Gary or John Page (Helping Gary with this job) at 978-858-0123 and let them know you are supporting their efforts to conduct the best dan test ever held in New England! Please call today.
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IUKF members
Did you know members have their own private forum? This is where the Board of Directors communicate with the membership and update them on committee work.
Darin Yee is all excited about the IUKF group tour he is leading to China next month. Although it is too late to join the tour, you might be interested in all the activities they have planned. Bob Campbell is going to be meeting them in Hong Kong for a full day of site seeing and entertainment.
If you are a registered member of the forums and a paid up IUKF member, send me an email and I’ll add your name to the membership forum list.
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Darin Yee is all excited about the IUKF group tour he is leading to China next month. Although it is too late to join the tour, you might be interested in all the activities they have planned. Bob Campbell is going to be meeting them in Hong Kong for a full day of site seeing and entertainment.
If you are a registered member of the forums and a paid up IUKF member, send me an email and I’ll add your name to the membership forum list.
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IUKF Seniors (Godan and above)
Board director Henry Thom is in charge of the new IUKF senior’s Gallery, which has just been set up. The gallery will contain pictures and biography of all IUKF godans and above ranked individuals. To learn more, e-mail Henry at:
henrythom@juno.com
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henrythom@juno.com
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Website: http://uechi-ryu.com
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George Mattson
email: gmattson@uechi-ryu.com
phone: 321-273-0409
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Aug 24 2006
Okinawan Karate and Kobudo Fall Camp
SENSEI DOUG PERRY
KYOSHI / HACHIDAN
INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THE
4th ANNUAL NATION’S CAPITOL
OKINAWAN KARATE AND KOBUDO
FALL CAMP
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October 6,7 & 8, 2006 Friday 7:00 pm through Sunday noon
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Where:
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Bertie Backus Gymnasium
5171 South Dakota Ave N.E.
Washington, DC 20011
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This camp is designed for all martial artists, white belt through black belt.
Age requirements: 10 or older. Instructors may allow attendance of children under 10 on a case-by-case basis. Only those children mature enough should attend.
10 or older. Instructors may allow attendance of children under 10 on a case-by-case basis. Only those children mature enough should attend.
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Kyoshi’s Doug Perry, Kimo Wall, Bill Hayes & Shorinkan Kyoshi’s
Hanshi Jim Logue
Train with the best traditional Okinawan Karate and Kobudo instructors.
Dojo heads bringing (10) ten or more students may attend camp at no charge.
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Camp Fees:
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Camp fee only:
On or before September 25, 2006: $100.00
After September 25, 2006: $115.00
After September 25, 2006:
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Hotel Information:
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Quality Inn and Suites
7200 Baltimore Ave
College Park, MD 20785
(301) 276-1000
Cost: $89.00 per night (Must make reservations on or before 9/30/06.
Ask for: Welch’s Karate-Do
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Camp Check-in
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Check-in will start at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, October 6, 2006 at the gymnasium.
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For Information
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Call (301) 559-3400 or (202) 210-6364 with any questions you may have. Ask for Eb or Vivian Welch or e-mail to renshiunlimited@verizon.net or www.welchkarate.com
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Flight Information:
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If you are flying in and need airport pickup, we will be happy to meet you and provide transportation to and from the hotel. Please call and/or e-mail us in advance with your flight information.
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Yours in karate-do
Eberhard G. Welch, Sr.
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Camp Director
KARATE & KOBUDO FALL CAMP
Registration Form
Name: _______ ____________ Age:
Address: ___________________________________________
City: _____________________ State:Zip: ______
E-mail address: __________________________________________________________
Phone: _______ ____________ Emergency Phone:
Rank: _______ Instructor: __________________
Camp T-Shirts $15.00 ea. Sm___ Med___ Lg___ XL___ XXL___ XXXL___
Amount Paid (Camp): __ Balance Due: __
ITEMS TO BRING TO CAMP
Gi, Extra Gi, toilet articles, casual clothes, camera and all karate and kobudo articles you would like to train with.
DIRECTIONS TO BACKUS GYMNASIUM
95 SOUTH
Take Route 95 South to I-495 (Capital Beltway). Travel North on Beltway to Exit 22B (Baltimore Washington Parkway). Take Baltimore/Washington Parkway to New York Ave. (RT 50 West). Follow directions for Route 50 West.
ROUTE 50 WEST
Take Route 50 West into Washington, DC to South Dakota Avenue (look for Tournament Signs). Bear right onto South Dakota Avenue and travel passing a McDonald’s on left, make right on Hamilton Street and left onto the parking lot.
95/395 NORTH
Take 95/395 North to I-495 (Capital Beltway). Go East to Woodrow Wilson Bridge. Cross Bridge into Maryland and Take Exit #2 onto Route I-295 North. Travel to Route 50 West (New York Avenue). Follow Directions for Rt. 50 West.
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Take Exit 9 onto I-495 South to Woodrow Wilson Bridge. Cross bridge into Maryland and take Exit #2 onto Route I-295 North. Travel to Route 50 West (New York Avenue). Follow directions for Route 50 West.
BY METRORAIL/WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Take the Yellow or Blue Line from Reagan/National Airport to Metro Center. Then take the Red Line Train to Fort Totten Station. The Gymnasium is across the street from the station.
Welch’s Okinawan Karate-Do
P.O. Box 29342
Washington, DC 20017-0342
301-559-3400 or 301-559-3400 (fax)
202-210-6364 (cell)
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Aug 22 2006
Kobudo Camp
6th ANNUAL NATIONAL MKKU GASSHUKU
Matayoshi Kobudo Kodokan USA Camp
Matayoshi Kobudo Kodokan USA Camp
September 14~17, 2006
San Diego – USA
San Diego – USA
GUEST INSTRUCTOR:
Franco Sanguinetti Sensei: Okinawa Goju Ryu Roku Dan (6th Dan), Matayoshi Kobudo Go Dan (5th
Dan) & Iai-Do Sho-Dan (1st Dan), Sensei Sanguinetti is the Chief Instructor of the Bushikan Budo Kyokai
and the Matayoshi Kobudo Kodokan USA with Honbu Dojo in San Diego. He is the instructor responsible
for Kobudo in the Shorei Shobu Kan organization and is a representative of the Mayayoshi Family in the
U.S.A. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of Kobudo for the USKA organization.
He has trained in Karate and Kobudo for over 34 years. His karate and Kobudo background includes
intensive training in Japan and Okinawa. He has been a member of the Peruvian and Venezuelan National
Karate Teams.
LOCATION: Bushikan Budo Kyokai – Honbu Dojo
1665 S. Rancho Santa Fe Rd., Suite A
San Marcos, California – USA * see map at:
http://www.bushikan.com/OurDojo/DojoLocation.htm
Franco Sanguinetti Sensei: Okinawa Goju Ryu Roku Dan (6th Dan), Matayoshi Kobudo Go Dan (5th
Dan) & Iai-Do Sho-Dan (1st Dan), Sensei Sanguinetti is the Chief Instructor of the Bushikan Budo Kyokai
and the Matayoshi Kobudo Kodokan USA with Honbu Dojo in San Diego. He is the instructor responsible
for Kobudo in the Shorei Shobu Kan organization and is a representative of the Mayayoshi Family in the
U.S.A. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of Kobudo for the USKA organization.
He has trained in Karate and Kobudo for over 34 years. His karate and Kobudo background includes
intensive training in Japan and Okinawa. He has been a member of the Peruvian and Venezuelan National
Karate Teams.
LOCATION: Bushikan Budo Kyokai – Honbu Dojo
1665 S. Rancho Santa Fe Rd., Suite A
San Marcos, California – USA * see map at:
http://www.bushikan.com/OurDojo/DojoLocation.htm
DATES: September 14~17, 2006
HOST: Matayoshi Kobudo Kodokan USA – Franco Sanguinetti Sensei
http://www.bushikan.com/ (760) 744-5560 fs@bushikan.com
EVENT: 6th Annual MKKU Gasshuku
TRAINING: Matayoshi Kobudo
Please see more details at:
http://www.bushikan.com/Events/KobudoEvents/MKKUNationalGasshuku/MKKUAnnualNationalGasshuku.htm
PARTICIPANTS: Beginners, intermediate, advanced & instructors.
TIMES: Thursday: 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Friday: 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Sunday: 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
REGISTRATION: ON LINE: login to our web page and register on-line at:
http://www.bushikan.com/Events/KobudoEvents/MKKUNationalGasshuku/MKKUAnnualNationalGasshukuRegistration.htm
Visa and Master Card accepted.
BY MAIL: login to our web page, print Registration Form and mail in with your payment to:
Matayoshi Kobudo Kodokan USA
1665 S. Rancho Santa Fe Rd., Suite A
San Marcos, California 92078 – USA
CERTIFICATE: All Gasshuku participants will receive a MKKU Certificate of Completion.
WEAPONS: Everyone must provide their own weapons for training. If anyone would like
to order weapons, or has any questions regarding the necessary weapons,
please contact Sanguinetti Sensei at (760) 744-5560.
DINNER: There will be an optional reception and dinner Saturday, September 16, 2006
The cost for the dinner will be $25.00 per person. Attire: Jacket & tie please.
HOTELS: Motel 6 – Carlsbad (760) 438-1242
La Quinta Inn – Vista (760) 727-8180
Ramada Inn Suites – Carlsbad (760) 438-2285
ATTRACTIONS: World famous San Diego Zoo (619) 234-3153, Sea World (619) 226-3901
and the Wild Animal Park (760) 747-8702, as well as many other attractions.
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Aug 22 2006
Cops learn how to do their jobs in water
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Aug 20 2006
Traditional Karate Tournament Schedule
EVENTS
DATE: August 26-27
EVENT: Seminar
LOCATION: Rochester Recreation Center-Rochester, NH
STYLE: Shotokan
ORGANIZATION: Shotokan Karate International Federation
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Kenzo Dozono
CONTACT: Mr. Mike Cook at (207) 491-5874 or gunnermfc@gwi.net
DATE: September 10
EVENT: Tournament
LOCATION: Hawthorne High School-Hawthorne, NJ
SANCTION: AAU
CONTACT: Mr. Ed DiNardo at (973) 423-5555 or karateasd@aol.com
DATE: September 23
EVENT: Sports Medicine Symposium
LOCATION: Long Island University-Brooklyn, NY
INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Milorad Stricevic and Ms. Meral Olmez
CONTACT: Mr. Georges Aschkar, Jr. at (718) 740-3493
DATE: September 24
EVENT: Tournament
LOCATION: Long Island University-Brooklyn, NY
SANCTION: USA-NKF
CONTACT: Mr. Georges Aschkar, Jr. at (718) 740-3493
DATE: October 6-7
EVENT: USA Karate Federation National Championships
LOCATION: University of Akron-Akron, OH
WEBSITE: http://www.usakarate.org
CONTACT: USA Karate Federation HQ at (330) 753-3114 or usakf@raex
DATE: October 14-15
EVENT: Seminar
LOCATION: Syosset Martial Arts Center-Syosset, NY
INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Ed Otis
STYLE: Shotokan
ORGANIZATION: American JKA Karate Association
CONTACT: Mr. Avi Azoulay at smac45@optonline.net
DATE: October 28
EVENT: Kobudo Seminar
LOCATION: Royal Regency Hotel-Yonkers, NY
STYLE: Yamani Ryu Bojutsu
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Toshihiro Oshiro
CONTACT: Mr. Cleveland Baxter at 914-665-2752 or baxterdojo@cs.com
DATE: October 28
EVENT: Referee Seminar
LOCATION: Baxter Karate Dojo-Mt. Vernon, NY
SANCTION: USA-NKF
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Cleveland Baxter
CONTACT: Mr. Cleveland Baxter at 914-665-2752 or baxterdojo@cs.com
DATE: October 29
EVENT: Tournament
LOCATION: Westchester Community College-Valhalla, NY
SANCTION: USA-NKF
CONTACT: Mr. Cleveland Baxter at 914-665-2752 or baxterdojo@cs.com
DATE: February 3-4, 2007
EVENT: Disneyland Martial Arts Festival
LOCATION: Disneyland Resort-Anaheim, CA
SANCTION: USA-NKF
WEBSITE: http://www.tibonkarate.com
CONTACT: Mr. Gene Tibon at (209) 465-0943 or senseitibon@tibonkarate.com
DATE: February 11, 2007
EVENT: Florida Citrus Cup
LOCATION: Broward Community College-Coconut Creek, FL
SANCTION: USA-NKF
CONTACT: Mr. Gilbert Venero at (954) 443-8182
DATE: March 3, 2007
EVENT: Arnold Schwarzenegar Karate Championships
LOCATION: Nationwide Arena-Columbus, OH
RULES: WKF
CONTACT: Mr. Tokey Hill at thill@tokeyhill.com or (516) 625-9695
DATE: April 5-8, 2007
EVENT: Ozawa Cup International Karate Tournament
LOCATION: Flamingo Casino and Hotel-Las Vegas, NV
RULES: SHOBU IPPON, WKF
WEBSITE: http://www.ozawa-tournament.com
CONTACT: Mr. James Tawatao at (702) 873-0891 or jamest@lvshotokan.com
DATE: April 6, 2007
EVENT: USA-NKF Junior Olympics
LOCATION: Caesar’s Palace-Las Vegas, NV
WEBSITE: http://www.usankf.org
CONTACT: USA-NKF Headquarters (206) 440-8386
DATE: April 7-8, 2007
EVENT: USA-NKF US Open
LOCATION: Caesar’s Palace-Las Vegas, NV
WEBSITE: http://www.usankf.org
CONTACT: USA-NKF Headquarters (206) 440-8386
DATE: April 12-15, 2007
EVENT: Training Camp
LOCATION: Holiday Inn Boardwalk-Atlantic City, NJ
ORGANIZATION: USA Shotokan Karate Federation
INSTRUCTORS: Mr. Thomas Casale, Mr. Paul Lopresti, Mr. Sal Lopresti, Mr. Ged Moran, and Mr. Ron Romano,
CONTACT: Mr. Sal Lopresti at (856) 589-5126 or SLoprestiSr@aol.com
DATE: July 13-15, 2007
EVENT: USA-NKF National Championships
LOCATION: Charleston Convention Center-Charleston, WV
WEBSITE: http://www.usankf.org
CONTACT: USA-NKF Headquarters (206) 440-8386
Well that’s all for now. Hope you are doing well.
Cheers,
Ray Toy
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