Bujinkan 2011 Theme / "Kihon Happo"
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Koteki Dojo Training Schedule 2012
Training in New York -
(6pm to 8pm) Thur - Midtown Manhattan
(4pm to 6pm) Sun - Queens Dojo / Parsons Blvd
Training in New Jersey -
(11:30am to 1:30pm) Tues - West New York, New Jersey
(7pm to 9pm) Wed - West New York, New Jersey
(11:30am to 1:30am) Sun - West New York, New Jersey
Location: 6101c 61st west new york, NJ - Bushido Ryu Close Combat Dojo
TWO LOCATIONS
Note: Please email the instructor before visiting, Thank you!
Shoshin Keiko Kai 2012
Budapest, Hungary - Shoshin Keiko Kai 2012 (Jan 14th & Jan 15th)
Update: Personal training with Anthony Lucas, in Europe January 2012 contact:
For training in our NYC or NJ Dojo's, please contact anyone of our instructors:
Merridith Allen - Merridith.Allen26@gamil.com - NYC Dojo
Charles Lucas - Charles.lucas@rukasubudodojo.com - Queens, NY Dojo
My focus and guidence is on the kihon waza, or basic techniques and kihon (principles of distance, angles and timing). As of 2011 we have implimentated the science of budo as a training adjunct. The idea is to acheive balance and control in the mindset. Cultivating the spirit, mind and body is the aim for all intergrated practices. Personal training with Anthony Lucas, is a great opportunity to get one on one personal training. You can ask freely any questions you have and will not get any negative responses. Anthony believes everyone has talent and special abilities. His purpose is to encourage you to call on a portion of yourself, the better half persay, and become the person your ment to be. Basically, Anthony does not profess or claim to know it all and convince anyone or most importantly himself that there is only ONE way. Mainly, it's his experience where he draws his knowledge and wisdom. The theme for his training or that of any one of the Koteki Dojo's are based from the material found in the first two books of the Tenchijin Ryaku no Maki, or Scrolls of Heaven, Earth & Man. For those that don't know, the Tenchijin is the instructors manual created by Hatsumi Soke in the 1970s. This book is made of three distinct sections, concentrating on:
Ten Ryaku no Maki (Scroll of Heaven): Rolling, breakfalling, leaping, sanshin no kata, kihon happo no kata, kamae, muto dori and the use of various fists as adaptive weapons.
Chi Ryaku no Maki (Scroll of Earth): Hand and body escapes, hand locking and restraints, kneeling techniques, locking techniques, throwing techniques, strangling techniques
Jin Ryaku no Maki (Scroll of Man): various kata taken from the nine schools taught in the Bujinkan.
Note: The TenChiJin Ryaku no maki was taught to me by Noguchi sensei while in Japan. There are many books (TCJ) out there as there are many Bujinkan instructors. At the beginning of the year of 2009, Hatsumi Sensei said we as a whole need to work on "taijutsu" & "Ken" more. As I understand,the Ten Chi Jin Ryaku no Maki is the beginning, starting point or jumping off place of new and exciting discoveries. Also I believe to move as good as Hatsumi sensei and the Japanese shihan, one must do what they did for many years to become masters of budo taijutsu. Where do I start? The question to myself!
