Any hardcore Judo players left in the world?
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Golgo_13
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- 27 Nov 2003
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Kosei Inoue is an Olympic gold medalist. He's a tough SOB. I hate the term "Judo Player". Judo is not a game. You don't "play" Judo, you compete in it. No one is ever called a Boxing player or a Karate Player.
The proper term is Judoka or Judo Competitor.
I'm an equivalent of a green belt in Aikido, which also does not involve any punching or kicking but is an effective martial art, if anyone has seen any Steven Seagal movies.
But my main focus now is on Yi Chuan and Chi Kung.
I've been studying the "soft" Chinese art of Yi Chuan since 1987. This site will explain what the art is about :
Yi Chuan Kung Fu - Interview with Master Cheuk Fung
During the 1940s, Grandmaster Wang mentioned in the site above was challenged by and defeated a high-ranking Japanese Judoka named Kenji Sawai. Sawai bowed down and became master Wang's student, and later founded his own version of Yi Chuan in Japan called "Tai Ki Ken."
One of the greatest Tai Ki Ken masters in Japan today is master Kozo Nishino who, at the age of 70 can, being surrounded by half a dozen men, send them all flying back by generating Chi energy with is arms without even touching them:
Kozo Nishino's photo http://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/477...00C#reader-link
Fake? Note the second guy from the left: his hair is standing up as if some great wind or force is being directed at his face. If the guy was falling back of his own accord, there is no way his hair would stand up like that. Chi energy is electromagnetic in nature and can have some of the same properties as static electricity (e.g., to make hair stand up)
I'm at a point where I can generate energy that can be felt by another person without any contact. Granted, very few people in the world could ever become as proficient as sensei Nishino, but if one were able to, he would be able to defend against any attacker of any size or any skill level.
I welcome any comments or questions.
The proper term is Judoka or Judo Competitor.
I'm an equivalent of a green belt in Aikido, which also does not involve any punching or kicking but is an effective martial art, if anyone has seen any Steven Seagal movies.
But my main focus now is on Yi Chuan and Chi Kung.
I've been studying the "soft" Chinese art of Yi Chuan since 1987. This site will explain what the art is about :
Yi Chuan Kung Fu - Interview with Master Cheuk Fung
During the 1940s, Grandmaster Wang mentioned in the site above was challenged by and defeated a high-ranking Japanese Judoka named Kenji Sawai. Sawai bowed down and became master Wang's student, and later founded his own version of Yi Chuan in Japan called "Tai Ki Ken."
One of the greatest Tai Ki Ken masters in Japan today is master Kozo Nishino who, at the age of 70 can, being surrounded by half a dozen men, send them all flying back by generating Chi energy with is arms without even touching them:
Kozo Nishino's photo http://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/477...00C#reader-link
Fake? Note the second guy from the left: his hair is standing up as if some great wind or force is being directed at his face. If the guy was falling back of his own accord, there is no way his hair would stand up like that. Chi energy is electromagnetic in nature and can have some of the same properties as static electricity (e.g., to make hair stand up)
I'm at a point where I can generate energy that can be felt by another person without any contact. Granted, very few people in the world could ever become as proficient as sensei Nishino, but if one were able to, he would be able to defend against any attacker of any size or any skill level.
I welcome any comments or questions.
Golgo_13
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- 27 Nov 2003
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Eisuke, Timsan, Ghost,
When was the last time you tried jumping BACK? not UP, BACK.
Just try it and see if your hair will stand up.
There are many things even modern science can't explain.
David Eisenberg, M.D., a Harvard Med. School graduate, was the first American to study traditional Chinese medicine in Beijing. There he met some Chi Kung masters, one of whom could emit Chi energy and cause a hanging lantern to swing back and forth from a few meters away. Dr. Eisenberg is a preeminent physician and he would NOT have risked his professional reputation by publishing that experience in his book "Encounters with Qi" if CHi energy was fake.
BUT then again, there's no point in trying to reason with immature kids.
When was the last time you tried jumping BACK? not UP, BACK.
Just try it and see if your hair will stand up.
There are many things even modern science can't explain.
David Eisenberg, M.D., a Harvard Med. School graduate, was the first American to study traditional Chinese medicine in Beijing. There he met some Chi Kung masters, one of whom could emit Chi energy and cause a hanging lantern to swing back and forth from a few meters away. Dr. Eisenberg is a preeminent physician and he would NOT have risked his professional reputation by publishing that experience in his book "Encounters with Qi" if CHi energy was fake.
BUT then again, there's no point in trying to reason with immature kids.
SacredBlue
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- 13 Oct 2003
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Show me a clip of this and you'll make a believer out of me
P.S. Probably alot more reasons than some martial arts move on why someone's hair would stand on end. Fear? Cold Chill?
Ichiro
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- 14 Jan 2004
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Hi everybody. Heh. I'd like to learn Judo, I've almost learnt once. I'd get into once. But I tried Kaparara(not how you spell it) once. Its not Japanese based, and I didn't like it. Any comments on what type of things you should like if you wanna do Judo?? ^_^()
