Tai Chi & Ryu Kyu Kobujutsu, Yuishinkai Martial Art & self-defence Studio

Tai Chi & Ryu Kyu Kobujutsu, Yuishinkai Martial Art & self-defence Studio is rated 3 out of 5 in the category sports. Read and write reviews about Tai Chi & Ryu Kyu Kobujutsu, Yuishinkai Martial Art & self-defence Studio. Shihan (master teacher) Eddie Jardine, head of the International Tai Chi Society and SA Yuishinkai Kobojutsu charged Sensai, Rabbi Gary Alon Rogoff to bring the ancient wisdom of the Chinese and Japanese martial art to Eretz Yisrael. Shinan Eddie trained and lived with world-famous masters in Japan and China. He has merged the two complementary arts of soft and hard. That teaches the students "rei"​ respect for self and others "Kama"​ good physical and mental posture, control, "zanshin"​ awareness. To have a healthy and balanced outlook on life. All directed to acquire a healthy mind, body, and soul. ​ Yuishinkai Kobojutsu was founded in the 1940s by the late Japanese martial art grand master Inoue Gansho. The words mean the group that strives for "earnest and sincere training of the body and improve the mind though martial art training, including weapon training and karate."​ Inoue had experienced the horrors of the war and wanted the younger generation to have more peaceful and healthful alternatives. He wanted to guide the students back to the traditional path, away from"an unhealthy emphasis on competition"​, and give a method to meet life though their training. He saw the need for a physical training regimen that would lessen the risk of injury, but that would also allow students to train throughout their lives, not only when they are young and strong. Weapons training was seen to be as important as empty hand techniques, to develop self-control and discipline - essential aspects of a balanced, healthy lifestyle. Inoue said "zanshin"​ awareness was one of the strongest weavings for self-defense. ​ The ancient martial art of Tai Chi Chain is a soft internal art. Its slow meditative practice makes it suitable for students of all ages, in any physical condition. ​ Both styles teach you to compete against "the most important opponent you'll ever have to face - yourself. ​ "Who is. a warrior - he who conquers himself."​ Prekai Avot