Last weekend I was teaching the annual international
traditional karate seminar in Dojo Stara Wies, Poland.
I had great time; there is nothing more inspiring than when
people have great spirit and genuine quest for knowledge.
There were over 250 participants from Poland, Czech
Republic, Russia, England, Lithuania and maybe I forgot some.
We worked on fundamentals such as posture, and stance, body
dynamics, timing of technique, and of course Kime and how to make Todome.
Than we worked on Kata Sochin, as a mean to understand the
fundamentals and relationships to applications.
Sochin kata has many subtle technical details, but also
requires certain feeling and energy projection.
We spend a lot of time working on set up strategies and the
subtleties involved.
Stara Wiez Dojo is an inspiring place thanks to the vision
of Vodek and collaboration of all Polish karate people.
The Polish people show us what can be done when people work
as a team, and it is great to see that everyone who comes to camp aside from
being passionate about karate also love to be with each other, like a big
karate family.
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