And The Answer Is

[donald1]

2. kiyose naked
I remember seeing that book...

 

[Buka]

1. Don't know

2. Was that the one Norman Mailer wrote a chapter in? I don't remember the title.

3. That was the very first foreign language term I learned in the arts. "Mind like water"

4. Don't know

 

[tshadowchaser]

answers:

1. Ed Maley
2. Kiyose Nikae
3. Stillness of water
4. An ancient Greek war dance

 

[tshadowchaser]

Questions:

1. Soto mawashi-uchi is what

2. Sokuto osae-uke is what

3. what 3 US tournament where considered karate's triple crown

 

[Buka]

1. It's like a wide hook punch

2. hard block

3. There were so many back then. And I can't remember. Guess - Ed Parker's tournament in L.A, The USKA Grand nationals, Battle of Atlanta (but I think that was later)

 

[tshadowchaser]

answers:

1. round house strike (Buka's description is a good one)
2. Pressing sword foot block
3. The Internationals in Long Beach (Parkers tournament), U.S. nationals in D.C., World Championships in Chicago
Yes Battle of Atlanta came later

 

[tshadowchaser]

Questions:

1. In Heh is what

2. Founder of the Official Self-Defense Club in Honolulu

3. Author of "Morder Bujutsu and Budo"

 

[Buka]

1. I don't think I've ever heard that term. (I wait with bated breath!)

2. Maybe Parker, Mitose, Chow or Jay. I'll go with William Chow.

3. Don Dragger?

 

[tshadowchaser]

answers:

1. a Korean term for endurance
2. Dr. James Mitose
3. Donn Draeger

 

[tshadowchaser]

This is Friday the 1st of August 2014
and the questions for today are:

1. Wado Ryu was developed from what other style of karate

2. Rated number one female forms competitor before retiring in 1978

3.Who organized the World Karate Championships in Chicago in 1963

4. Founder of the International Karate Organization in San Gabriel, Ca.

 

[Kurai]

1. Shotokan
2. Cynthia Rothrock

 

[Buka]

1. Don't know

2. Karen Turner?

3.Robert Trias

4. Don't know

 

[tshadowchaser]

answers:

1. Wado Ryu was developed from Shodokan
2. Karen Turner
3. Robert Trias
4. Osamu Ozawa

 

[tshadowchaser]

questions for today:

1. Kodo is what (not a martial arts term )

2. Tekagi are what

3. Korean form named for general Kim Dok-Ryong of the Yi Dynasty

4. Ai-gamae is what

 

[donald1]

1 heartbeat
2???
3???
4???

 

[Buka]

1. Don't know

2. Ninja stuff I think

3. Don't know

4 Don't know

 

[clfsean]

In languages I don't speak from arts I didn't study ... except tekagi ... those are the hand "claws" found primarily the Bujinkan organization. I did study that.

 

[tshadowchaser]

answers:

1. Kodo is the way of perfume

2. Tegagi are claws or hooks for climbing walls

3. Chung-Jang

4. an Aikido formal stance

 

[tshadowchaser]

questions:

1. Judo competitor from England who won a silver medal in the 1980 Moscow Olympics

2. authored "Okinawan Goju-Ryu"

3. Fudo-ryu is what

4. who sponsored the first World Professional Karate Championships in 1968

 

[Buka]

1. Don't know his name. One of the lighter weight divisions, though.

2. Clarke?

3. Don't know

4. Jim Harrison.