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Zanshin Martial Arts & Fitness

Locality: Box Hill South, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 421 194 658

Address: Roberts McCubbin Primary School 3150 Box Hill South, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.zanshinmartialartsfitness.com.au

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24.01.2022 Wisdom Wednesday

21.01.2022 ¿Qué importancia tiene el SANCHIN? Sanchin es muy importante. Si no haces Sanchin no es Karate. Mucha gente viene a mi Dojo y dice "conozco Sanchin" y está en u...n error por que creen que es un Kata extremadamente fácil y en realidad es muy difícil. Sanchin es Qigong, y sin Qigong no hay poder (en este momento Sensei Hokama coge una botella con agua) y agrega, el agua que hay dentro es Saifa, Sanseru, Suparinpei, todos los Katas. No están separados, son todos la misma agua. Sin la botella sería imposible usar el agua. Sanchin es la botella. Sanchin está afuera y los Katas dentro. Necesitas la botella o no podrás aprovechar el agua. Ser capaz de desenroscar la tapa es Tensho. Tetsuhiro Hokama. Artista marcial Japonés. 1944-

20.01.2022 There’s no real evidence that what is taught in most martial art and defensive tactics classes works consistently in a truly sudden violent confrontation. This... statement offends some. It shouldn't. It’s an observation based on studying real events (evidence). Acknowledging this will make you safer. Remember, I've been studying violence, fear, and aggression for over four decades and I’ve always been mystified by two evidence-based observations: 1. During real altercations, trained people rarely displayed their training, the technique went out of the window. 2. Untrained people experienced and survived real violence more frequently than trained people. I simplified this research to one idea: Your body is a human weapon system. This premise is rooted in the idea that we all know how to defend ourselves (if pushed). Some disagree with this because they're unconsciously thinking about technical martial arts vs. instinctive counter-violence. Trust me they are different. For others, this 'performance fear' is rooted in the idea that we need to study martial arts to be able to survive violence. Of course, this adds more doubt, hesitation, and fear. We've confused the act of self-protection with the study of martial arts, combat sports, RBSD, etc. They are very different and this confuses many. Self-defense can and should be taught like first-aid. In a day. Yes, a day. Disagree? Perhaps you’re confusing learning a martial art with learning pure self-defense? Here’s an example: You can take a first-aid course and learn life-saving skills in 4-6 hours. But that doesn't make you a doctor (black belt). Please reflect on this metaphor. Principles of situational awareness, fear management, verbal de-escalation, and primal gross motor movement can be taught very quickly and they will change your survival quotient. Again, this isn't a condemnation of anyone's style or system. This is about safety. Yours, mine, our family, and our community. If the goal is safety, if the focus is ‘personal defense’ then remember this: "Be careful what you practice, you may get really good at the wrong thing. Coach Info.Tonyblauer.Com

19.01.2022 Shinkendo Kaiso Toshishiro Obata

17.01.2022 The hammerfist strike (tettsui-uchi ) has the advantage of being easily applied even by those with little training to strike with bare hands, as there's a l...esser chance of injury to the practitioner's wrist than that of the attack with direct fist (choku-zuki ). The impact on the side of the jaw transfers energy via the temporomandibular joint to the brain, leading to a considerable possibility of knockout of the opponent. The pull applied simultaneously to one of the opponent's arms (hikite ) facilitates the placement of the attack and allows for an additional elbow wrench in case of need, among other possibilities. Depending on the conditions prior to this maneuver, it is possible to alternatively use the elbow or even the forearm to strike the opponent, instead of the hammerfist. Afterwards, if necessary, there is still the possibility of opening the fingers to attack the eyes, or to simply take the opponent's blocking arm, manipulating it with another control method. This maneuver is present in a large amount of kata, from those considered as "for beginners" to those considered as "advanced", and in several different lineages/styles. The sophistication and technical efficiency of karate kata applications is still little known to the general public, but when mastered, it is proof of the genius of the material that was left to us by the masters of past generations, and a source of pride for us practitioners who still we carry this valuable legacy. See more

17.01.2022 FREE E-BOOK! Rules for Success in Karate: A Collection of Advice from 10 Sensei! In these difficult times I hope that this small gift from us will help to brigh...ten up your life and spark up creativity and motivation to take action! Chapters from: Iain Abernethy, Les Bubka (complier), Kris Wilder, Paul Enfield, Matt Jardine, Christian Wedewardt, Don Came, Gary Chamberlain, James Hatch & John Titchen. Download here: https://lesbubka.co.uk//Rules_For_Success_in_Karate_eBook. See more

16.01.2022 Sanchin. Courtesy Paul Enfield sensei.

16.01.2022 Taira Sensei Sepai Bunkai

13.01.2022 I wanted to offer you a guideline to differentiate between the martial art side and the competition side of karate. I know you know all that and there have been plenty of interpretations and attempts to categorize karate in the West, but I thought this is concise with the most important points and not overanalyzed. As can be seen from the table, within the definition of the creator, karate as a competition is almost 100% opposite to karate as a martial art.In addition: The re...lation between military arts (bujutsu), physical education (taiiku), and sport (kygi). You must know the definition of each of the three, the relation between the three, and you must not get them confused.

11.01.2022 Iha Sensei w/ Sakugawa no Kon @Shuri Castle Restoration Festival

11.01.2022 Courtesy Paul Enfield sensei.

10.01.2022 https://youtu.be/G_fkM5iQw5Y

09.01.2022 https://youtu.be/ZHuefk_6NI8 If you come to Okinawa for karate Ageshio company will definitely be helpful of course you can do your own research or try Okinawan karate Kaikan also help for introductions to a Karate or Kobudo Sensei

08.01.2022 Did you know........?

06.01.2022 Courtesy Joe Thambu sensei.

05.01.2022 ATTENTION BOX HILL & ASHBURTON PARENTS! Back to School Special - 4 Weeks of Classes + FREE Uniform only $39.95 Give your child the gift of confidence when they head back to school with these fun, safe children's Martial Arts classes. "Comment" below to receive your special offer.

02.01.2022 Direct confrontation is foolish. Then, it's bigger, faster, stronger. Angles, offline, blending, tension only at impact, relax, technique and timing prevail. Hard when needed (go), soft (ju), blending (ai).

01.01.2022 Courtesy Aivaras Engelaitis sensei.