And The Answer Is

[tshadowchaser]

you folk are getting to good at this
DD is correct on 1 and 2 and Takai is correct on #3 great work

 

[tshadowchaser]

Questions:
1. name and date of Joe Lewis's first tournament title
2. first televised karate tournament on American TV
3. founder of the Tong Dojo in Brooklyn,N.Y.

 

[Buka]

1. I should know this. But I can't remember.

2. Man, that's a great question. I'm not really sure. Was Aaron Banks' Oriental World of Self Defense? (or whatever the hell it was called)

3. I think I used to know that. Duh.

 

[tshadowchaser]

Questions:
1. name and date of Joe Lewis's first tournament title
2. first televised karate tournament on American TV
3. founder of the Tong Dojo in Brooklyn,N.Y.

Answers:
1. 1966 Jhoon Rhee's National Karate Tournament
2. 1965 Jhoon Rhee's National Karate Tournament
3. George Cofield

 

[tshadowchaser]

Questions:
1. What sneakers will Buka be wearing tomorrow during the game and Which team will Buka be cheering for during the game
2. who wrote a series of articles on "Angular Attack"
3. Yama is what

 

[clfsean]

3 - Mountain in Japanese

 

[Buka]

3. Don't know what Yama is.

2. Joe Lewis. (learned about in my kitchen)

1. My Pats sneakers of course.

Which come with an air pump for, you know, deflated footballs and stuff.

 

[tshadowchaser]

Questions:
1. What sneakers will Buka be wearing tomorrow during the game and Which team will Buka be cheering for during the game
2. who wrote a series of articles on "Angular Attack"
3. Yama is what

Answers:
1. yep figured it would be those sneakers
2. Joe Lewis
3. mountain may be correct but it is also the second branch of the "Yogic Tree" in Yoga

 

[tshadowchaser]

Questions:
1. Korean general and founder of Tae Kwon Do
2. Nihon Nukite is what
3. Okinawan Karate master who had the name of "Bushi" and "Tode"

 

[Dirty Dog]

You're looking for General CHOI, Hong Hi. But he's not the father of Tae Kwon Do. He's the founder of the Oh Do Kwan and the ITF. But Tae Kwon Do had numerous parents.


Sent from an old fashioned 300 baud acoustic modem by whistling into the handset. Really.

 

[tshadowchaser]

Dirty Dog thanks for that information

 

[clfsean]

Questions:
1. Korean general and founder of Tae Kwon Do
2. Nihon Nukite is what
3. Okinawan Karate master who had the name of "Bushi" and "Tode"

3 - Sakugawa I think

 

[Cirdan]

2 - Two finger strike, I believe there are several versions.
3 - "Tode" would be Sakugawa, but "Bushi" definitely makes me think of Sokon Matsumura.

 

[tshadowchaser]

Questions:
1. Korean general and founder of Tae Kwon Do
2. Nihon Nukite is what
3. Okinawan Karate master who had the name of "Bushi" and "Tode"

Answers:
1. about 3 posts above this is a great answer by DD
2. 2 finger spear hand
3. Sokon Matsumura was known by both names, Sakugawa was also known as Tode

 

[tshadowchaser]

People I have no problems with anyone disagreeing with my answers or correcting me when I may be wrong and I thank all who have done so

 

[tshadowchaser]

Questions:
1. Corps A Corps is what
2. Black Belt instructor of the year 1982
3. Zarco Mordric pioneered karate in what country

 

[donald1]

1. Corps-à-corps, a style of fencing/ french for "body-to-body"

 

[Dirty Dog]

1. Corps-à-corps, a style of fencing/ french for "body-to-body"

Almost. It's not really a style of fencing, so much as an event that may occur during sword sparring. It just refers to the two people being super close and is basically the perfect time for a one line zinger.

 

[tshadowchaser]

Questions:
1. Corps A Corps is what
2. Black Belt instructor of the year 1982
3. Zarco Mordric pioneered karate in what country

Answers:
1. it is a fencing term used to describe body to body contact between opponents
2. Remy Presas
3. Yugoslavia

 

[tshadowchaser]

Questions:
1. Tessubo-jutsu is what
2. Minomushi no jitsu was what
3. Official Karate Magazine voted whom into its 1980 Legion of Honnor