Help me Save Okinawan Karate

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f.Channell wrote:So what do you do Jim when you study with a guy for 20 years and later find his lineage suspect or bull?

Tough place to be in.

Sure it's not the first or last time.

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What is sad is that there are many more in other groups with the same problem.
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My friend posted this video on Youtube in response to my plea to save Okinawan karate:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=8oq6pkoDLZo
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Quite Right Fred:

Having my diplomas from Sensei Trias did not help me in the slightest way.

Were I to have someone come in to my dojo in the same situation, I would not 'take his Black Belt away"

I, for example, would simply prepare him for Sandan-assuming the person had a USKA Nidan-and not put him up until he or she was ready for Sandan Testing.

I note that some technical points I mentioned elicited little comment, but that's quite alright.


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