Montreal Karate Club
2195 Fleury E. H2B 1J9 Montreal, QC, Canada

Shorinryu Shorinkan India

Wow! qui aurait pensé que les high kicks de karaté traditionnels sont d, origine française!

Père Noël apporte-moi un makiwara pour Noël.

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A chaque fois que je vois ce gars, je pense à Mario Imbeault .

Westerners LOVE asking questions. We often want the answer before we even have the question! In Japan, it’s the TOTAL OPPOSITE... Typically, a Western student wants to know what, why, how before attempting an exercise. Otherwise they’re not motivated to practice. But the Japanese student is encouraged to find the answers by practicing! This is the difference between learning by asking vs. learning by doing. The role of a Sensei is not to answer your questions, but to aid self-discovery. Learning in the East happens through the act of doing. The kinaesthetic sensation of practicing (versus the intellectual pursuit of questioning) leads to the answers being physically manifested in the flesh. They can literally make you practice one technique for HOURS before you finally get it! That’s why the technical skill level is so high in Japan. Personally, I prefer a combination of both! How about you?

Stay-at-home Ryu 2

Interesting since we have a sensei from Japan teaching us a style from Okinawa.

Stay-at-home Ryu