Karate - Beneath The Surface: Emotional Content of Kata
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| Rating | : | 4.70 (790 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B072K12LTB |
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| Number of Pages | : | 597 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-03-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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Kamen currently holds an eighth-degree black belt and trains with Chi-I-Do International in New York City. Kamen owns and operates Kamen Entertainment Group, Inc., a New York City based Entertainment Production company with his wife and partner Marina Kamen since 1987. He earned his second degree black belt in Traditional Okinawan GoJu
The purpose is to become compassionate. You must be fearless to be truly compassionate.This is the promise and final end-goal of traditional Martial Arts and Okinawan GoJu-Ryu Karate and is sadly missing in the arts as practiced today.What others are saying:"Karate: Beneath The Surface is a work of uncommon honesty and self-discovery. The lessons we learn through training increase our compassion as we teach our juniors, who are themselves suffering through the training. It takes many years to master all of the intricate movements and fighting strategies contained in the Kata.These Kata have ancient roots containing advanced fighting techniques, fighting strategies and deep spiritual meaning. A refreshingly candid examination of one man's journey to understand the spiritual that lies beyond the implicit violence of Martial Arts." - Robert Mark Kamen - Creator of "The Karate Kid"“Kamen’s work is not the judgment of a Martial Master on the techniques and applications of Kata and Karate. Rather, it is a personal narrative about a spiritual path of Kata that is transformative - growth gained, not by infusing new principles or concepts, but rather, by uncovering sacred elements that have been within each of us from our beginnings.” - Gary Gabelhouse - Karate Student, World Explorer, Published Author"This is an extremely honest account o
"Katamoving zen" according to Sb Herman. The insight into the heart of kata resonates.and I will never approach kata with the same mind again. The idea of developing and understanding where I am in Katamoving zen The insight into the heart of kata resonates.and I will never approach kata with the same mind again. The idea of developing and understanding where I am in 3 dimensional space is an eye opener.and I will be mindful and alert in this regardThe cherry on top is incorporating emotion a true game changerI started karate (IOGKF) at age 59 after being placed on serious ill h. dimensional space is an eye opener.and I will be mindful and alert in this regardThe cherry on top is incorporating emotion a true game changerI started karate (IOGKF) at age 59 after being placed on serious ill h. Gary Gabelhouse said This book is not so much a "How To" as much as it is a chronicle of one man's love affair with Karate. Kamen causes us to stretch our collective minds with regard to how we see our Karate Kata. This book is not so much a "How To" as much as it is a chronicle of one man's love affair with Karate. Its honesty and passion pervades this book that reads like a travelogue of our own personal journeys down the path of Budo.. "I personally enjoy hearing others people affair with karate and what it" according to César Cámara Martín. A very honest and personal journey that feels very familiar and at the same time provides new insights and perspective to kata and our beloved art.After many years we may feel very familiar with what we practice, but we forget that there are many walking the way and as pilgrims we may stop and chat, share our experiences and learn from each other. I personally enjoy hea
Rather, it is a personal narrative about a spiritual path of Kata that is transformative - growth gained, not by infusing new principles or concepts, but rather, by uncovering sacred elements that have been within each of us from our beginnings."- Gary Gabelhouse - Karate Student, World Explorer, Published Author"This is an extremely honest account of one man's journey through karate, and the discoveries he has found along the way. A refreshingly candid examination of one man's journey to understand the spiritual that lies beyond the implicit violence of Martial Arts."- Robert Mark Kamen - Creator of "The Karate Kid""Kamen's work is not the judgment of a Martial Master on the techniques and applications of Kata and Karate. Packed with first-hand accounts, it will cause those who read it to question