Tuesday, October 9, 2007

A Review of Shorin Ryu Karate

First of all, one must decide which form of martial art is for you. Do you want something fast and hard, or would you benefit more from a slower, softer style? I chose Shorin Ryu karate as it has elements of both, as well as meditative aspects that were applied from the Grand Master of the style, Shosin Nagamine.

I also selected the dojo where I would later train by word of mouth, and then by going to observe a class or two. The next step was to actually participate in a class. By then, it was too late. I was entranced by the mind-body connection that was evident in the smooth powerful moves and loud yells that punctuated the air at important focus points.

As long as you do your best and progress at your own rate, students of any age are welcome to come and be part of the fellowship that is karate.

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At October 9, 2007 at 5:21 PM , Blogger Marsha said...

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