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KU Food 4 Thought Episode #13

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KU Food 4 Thought 2021 ~ Episode #13 WKF multi-time World Karate Champion, Sensei Lucio Maurino, speaks [in Italian with English subtitles] candidly, with IRKRS/KU Italian Shibucho, Renshi Marco Forti. Quite possibly the most detailed dialogue about Koryu Uchinadi ever, the conversation between these two senior Karate instructors is sure to help bring new meaning to the art, which brings us all together. This 30-min presentation is a must for any/all KU learners everywhere, and will be especially interesting to our entire Italian KU family. Abstract HAPV-Theory An idea, first introduced by Patrick McCarthy, that particular empty-handed [one-against-one] acts of physical violence, are habitual in social human behaviour. Additionally, that such violent behaviour also served as the original contextual premise for Shaolin-based empirical observation. Moreover, that such a study ultimately led to the structuring of a catalytic-like 2-person re-enactment method of practice. The practice provided a basis from which to discover and hone highly functional fighting concepts. Such concepts became institutionalised learning and provided the idea for culminating skills through solo re-enactment routines. By linking together one side of the 2-person practices, into geometrical routines, something greater than the sum total of their individual parts was created. These solo-routines served to perpetuate a tradition from one generation to another; This is how Kata evolved. Koryu Uchinadi Riai-Tegumi 古流沖縄手理合手組 Riai-Tegumi is a highly challenging and catalytic-like 2-person engagement activity, which bring learners into contact with unscripted and random exchanges of physical violence [i.e. HAPV] while using timeless KU [and/or AKJJ] templated application response practices as the basis of discovery and growth. Beginning engagement from either a stand-up, clinch, and or ground position, offensive and defensive practices feature percussive impact and/or seizing, to encourage escapes and counter activity, using varying levels of aggressive resistance, to continuously test the veracity of one’s learning, skill and progress. Templates? Mistakenly believed to be single techniques, or fixed postures, the term, "TEMPLATE," is actually better understood as a collective sequence of movements, representing highly functional application practices. Methodically shaped [形] though empirical observation and handed down over time, such into ritualised moulds [型] example time-honoured escape & counter measures and are what we refer to as instutionalised learning. A Totally Unique Delivery System A completely systematised method of learning how to effectively deal with scenario-driven and timeless acts of physical violence; Here’s a 2-person application practice method that brings science and art together into a catalytic-like engagement practice. This simple process is totally unique and has been likened to a pathway that bridges the dysfunctional gap between kata and kumite. It clearly serves to strengthen the delivery system of any traditional Karate style without adversely affecting its cosmetic appearance nor taking anything away from its cultural heritage. More? Interested in taking onboard some unique old-school 2-person practices or even transitioning? Read this tinyurl.com/yc3glxqq www.koryu-uchinadi.com Addendum: Ciao Paolo Gassbari san, Sono per sempre profondamente grato per aver aperto la porta per presentare Koryu Uchinadi in Italia; Grazie solo alla tua fiducia in me siamo riusciti a stabilire una presenza in Italia. Insieme, con il vostro continuo supporto, il Sensei Marco Forti ha rafforzato la nostra presenza, stabilito saldamente la nostra posizione in tutta Italia e ispirato una nuova generazione di studenti. Attirando alcune delle menti più innovative e degli atleti di talento italiani, non potremmo essere più orgogliosi del tuo importante contributo. Inoltre, grazie e complimenti al Sensei Marco Forti e al Dott. Lucio Maurino per la loro meravigliosa collaborazione. L'International Ryukyu Karate Research Society vi saluta tutti. Kansha / 感謝 ———— Hi Paolo Gassbari san, I am forever deeply grateful for opening the door to introduce Koryu Uchinadi to Italy; Thanks only to your trust in me we were able to establish a presence in Italy. Together, with your continued support, Sensei Marco Forti has strengthened our presence, firmly established our position throughout Italy and inspired a new generation of students. Attracting some of Italy's most innovative minds and talented athletes, we couldn't be prouder of your important contribution. Also, thanks and congratulations to Sensei Marco Forti and Dr. Lucio Maurino for their wonderful collaboration. The International Ryukyu Karate Research Society salutes you all. Kansha / 感謝
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