Terry Tozer Traditional Japanese Karate Instructor for the TJSKA
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Nickname: tjska
Location: Reading, Bracknell, Brighton & Hove, UK
Birthday: 19 Mar (Saved Remind mePlease RetryPlease Retry)
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I'm an 3rd Dan Black Belt Instructor of Traditional Japanese Shotokan Karate, Self Defence & Personal Security in Reading, Bracknell, Brighton & Hove since 2000 & senior instructor for the Southern Shotokan Karate Association (SSKA).
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Reviewer Rank: 781 - Total Helpful Votes: 715 of 777
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The Kids' Karate Workbook is an engaging workbook meant to be used at home by young people who want to supplement their regular Karate or Taekwondo training. Drawing on the author's more than 20 years of experience teaching martial arts to children. The book offers a step-by-step curriculum that traces a typical journey from first-day beginner to intermediate-level student.
Along the way, kids learn about uniforms and etiquette; practice the most frequently used strikes, kicks, blocks, and forms; and unlock the basics of martial arts physics. The curriculum is highly interactive, inviting readers to answer questions and solve puzzles. It also highlights common mistakes to… Read more
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When Kenny's anger problem gets out of control, his father signs him up for karate lessons. But even in karate class, Kenny can't get a grip on his temper. He's getting a reputation for being angry. With help from his karate teacher, will Kenny be able to calm down long enough to focus and win?
With a winning combination of fast action and intense personal drama, this chapter book in the Jake Maddox Sports Fiction series will draw even reluctant readers.
On the first page, Kenny is in big trouble at school again, and his dad has been called in to see the principal. Ever since his mother died, Kenny gets angry very easily; he even yells at teachers.
He… Read more
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In addition to the other review here this DVD is the best one I have seen by Kanazawa Sensei. Even though there are only 17 kata here, it would be more than enough to boost karate-ka up to 2nd Dan Black-belt. The use of mirrors in the dojo scenes on the film is particularly useful.
The film is clear & bright and the speed that the kata's & bunkai are performed is just perfect for revision use. The kata are each played twice from different angles & slightly slower than normal.
I agree, not all the bunkai (kata application) is original, however there are some that I haven't seen before.
You may be interested in another of Kanazawa Sensei's DVD's… Read more
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