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I often get asked which books I recommend, well books are great and you can certinaly learn a lot from them. Any of these are worth buying but please keep in mind that attending class by far the best way to learn.
After that you might like to start with Stickfighting by Masaaki Hatsumi Sensei and Quinten Chambers. Written in the late 60's its a great step by step book on how to used the Hanbo 3 foot staff.
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During a trip to Japan for training a number of years ago, I think about 2002, I was really surprised to find out the ABC’s Foreign Correspondent (TV) was going to be filming at the Dojo.
While talking to the presenter later on I found out that they had wanted to do a story on corruption in Sumo tournaments but couldn’t get anyone to talk about it. However during their investigations they heard about Hatsumi Sensei and thought it would be good for a bit of extra footage so they arranged to come along for an interview. They spent the day with Hatsumi Sensei (Soke) and were really surprised at just how friendly and nice he was to everyone, I don’t know what he was expecting, Soke has always been pleasant as far as I know. Anyway by the time class started later that night all the Japanese Shihan (Master Instructors) had been summoned and were putting on a little demonstration for the cameras. All amazing, and I’m sitting there jaw hanging down and mouth open when I hear these 6 words from one of the interpreters… “Are the any Australians here today?” ..... |
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