Kosho Shorei Ryu

[Xue Sheng]

I have done mainly Chinese Martial arts for the last several years, Tai Chi and internal Kung Fu, but I started with Japanese Martial Arts and I recently came across Kosho Shorei Ryu kempo karate and did some reading about it. So far I like what I read

I was wondering if anyone could give me any insight to Kosho Shorei Ryu kempo karate?

There is a school near my home and I was just wondering what other people thought about this style of Karate

Thanks

 

[dianhsuhe]

My favorite asset from this site is the search function... Because there is so much info. on here, that might be your best bet-

I would visit the class and see if you like it-

Welcome and good luck!

 

[Benjp]

I've been studying Kosho Shorei Ryu for a couple of years and I love it.

When I was in College I enjoyed Shito Ryu karate. We would do knuckle punch push ups, bruising forearm bone conditioning, and a lot of truly physical demanding activities that a young body can employ.

Now that I'm older and less prone to recovery, I've found a system (Kosho Ryu) that focusses on self defense and avoiding conflict instead of meeting the conflict head on.

I also find that Kosho Ryu is very challenging, yet very intuitive. There are no secrets, simply just physical concepts that follow from the study of motion. I suggest that you check it out and stay with it for a little while to see how it grows on you..

Regards,

Ben

 

[Xue Sheng]

Thanks