| Dr. Kacem Zoughari Seminar 2009 - Vancouver May 16 - 17 |
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| Written by EXPOSTAR - Bujinkan Ninjutsu |
| Monday, 27 April 2009 09:37 |
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Dr. Kacem Zoughari will be offering his unique perspective into the methods of the Bujinkan Dojo for his fourth year in British Columbia. An event not to be missed by anyone who is truly interested in understanding the classical martial arts of Japan.
Dr. Kacem Zoughari is a well known Japanese History and Martial Arts researcher and practitioner. He has practiced classical Japanese martial arts and been involved with the Bujinkan for over 20 years. He is personal student of Ishizuka Tetsuji Sensei and also studied intensely under Grandmaster Masaaki Hatsumi during his extensive residence in Japan. Dr. Zoughari has given lectures and seminar tours in over 15 countries and is a highly sought after teacher. His dedication to the perfection of the art and honoring its historical roots through intense physical and academic study has given him the ability to truly understand the art as it was meant to be understood. Seminar Themes: Takagi Yoshin Ryu Jutaijutsu Shoden and Kodachi (short sword). Takagi Yoshin Ryu Jutaijutsu - The High Tree and Awakened Heart School This school was organized by Takagi Oriemon Shigenobu in the beginning of 1600. He learned this art from a monk named Unryu, who was a master of Amatsu Tatara Rinpo Hiden Ryu. Oriemon added to his master's teachings some techniques of Jujutsu from Takenouchi Ryu and he thereby created a perfect combat system. Along with Jujutsu, this school also uses Daken Taijutsu (punching techniques), which are applied without any strength. Techniques are fast and directed to short combat distance, and they are based on such methods that they do not allow the opponent to escape with rolls. Weapons used in this school are Bo (stick), Yari (spear), Kodachi (short sword), Shuriken (throwing blades), and Tanto (knife). Info: http://www.bujinkanbc.com/
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