There Are No White Belt Katas – Zen and the Fishbowl
There are no white belt or black belt katas; there are just katas performed at a white belt or black belt level. Post by Jason Repovs We live
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Action, Satisfaction, Wellness: What Tai Chi Means to Me
Post by Kurt Halfyard T’ai chi ch’uan, The Grand Ultimate Fist, and energy work in general have altered all aspects of my life and philosophy. Post by
Goju Ryu Karate in Mississauga · A History of Karate Series
The history of Goju Ryu is indeed complex, and it appears as though the art becomes changed (whether for better or worse, based on any number of
Conclusions and References to the History of Karate Series
The split of martial arts into a ‘modern version’ and a ‘classical version’ is inevitable. If the classical versions are to be preserved, it must be done
The Evolution of Goju Ryu · History of Karate Series Part 3/3
After the War, Goju Ryu spread across North America and the world. Post By Alex Senson The Evolution of Goju Ryu Jitsumi (Gogen) Yamaguchi (1909-1989) Jitsumi (Gogen) Yamaguchi
The Creation of Goju Ryu · History of Karate Series Part 2/3
In Okinawa, there were three basic styles of martial arts named after the towns they were developed in: Naha-te, Shuri-te and Tomari-te. Goju-ryu ultimately developed from Naha-te.
The Roots of Goju Ryu · History of Karate Series Part 1/3
The history of the exact style of Goju Ryu karate-do we train in CMAC is complex. Ultimately, its roots are from Chinese styles of martial arts which
Sensei’s Stories: Rocks in the River – Zen and the Fishbowl
How many of us have gotten so comfortable holding on to our rock that we’re too scared to let go and experience the broader world around us?
Sparring Clinic with Mr Miljas
Mladen Miljas, heavyweight boxing champion of Canada, held a sparring clinic in December 2019 at CMAC Dapo. Sparring Clinic with Canadian Heavyweight Champ Mel Miljas Mr Mel
A Personal Compassion Project
For me, that curiosity represents the first step toward understanding another person’s perspective, and it’s that understanding that enables compassion. Post by Jason Repovs We live in an