30 September 2016
25 September 2016
Martial arts day
That was a busy martial art day. First Master Horst Lindenau went with Damian Burton to Weymouth to meet the Sunday Fight Club. What a great experience!
We drove the coast road in best Sunday sunshine up to Weymouth where I attended this venue first time. On arrival we met the others. All black belts as the Sunday Fight Club is reserved for the master training. Neill, Tom and CJ, all three are Taekwondo black belts, same as Damian.
In a friendly and professional atmosphere to train with these martial artists was just a pleasure. We had a little individual warm up. Of cause. Followed by patch kicking. Sure a Taekwondo black belt proves the advantage of their kick skills. Just great!
After that the four had a good sparring session, which I enjoyed to watch. It was very educational for me. Unfortunately Neill bent a finger. But we sorted that with some ice spray and he looked fine later. Hope you alright mate!
I had the chance to introduce them to various Jiu-Jitsu skills. Defence in head locks, we trained some of the most common attack and used Jiu-Jitsu techniques. Haha, and of cause I used some Anti Terror Combat techniques.
Nerve grips and especially to the throat and hair or neck was some kind of new for the Taekwondo black belt.
All together I like to say big thank you to my new martial arts friends and *****!
We drove the coast road in best Sunday sunshine up to Weymouth where I attended this venue first time. On arrival we met the others. All black belts as the Sunday Fight Club is reserved for the master training. Neill, Tom and CJ, all three are Taekwondo black belts, same as Damian.
In a friendly and professional atmosphere to train with these martial artists was just a pleasure. We had a little individual warm up. Of cause. Followed by patch kicking. Sure a Taekwondo black belt proves the advantage of their kick skills. Just great!
After that the four had a good sparring session, which I enjoyed to watch. It was very educational for me. Unfortunately Neill bent a finger. But we sorted that with some ice spray and he looked fine later. Hope you alright mate!
I had the chance to introduce them to various Jiu-Jitsu skills. Defence in head locks, we trained some of the most common attack and used Jiu-Jitsu techniques. Haha, and of cause I used some Anti Terror Combat techniques.
Update >>>
Anti Terror Combat is now called BlackCombat!
Nerve grips and especially to the throat and hair or neck was some kind of new for the Taekwondo black belt.
All together I like to say big thank you to my new martial arts friends and *****!
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| Master Damian and Master Tom sparring |
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| Master CJ and Master Neill sparring |
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| Neill, CJ, Horst, Damian, Tom Weymouth 25.09.16 |
23 September 2016
Which is the best self defence system in the world?
Once I was asked "Which is the best self defence system in the world?"
Well, that is a very common question in the martial arts community. Is it Karate or Judo? Or is Krav Maga better than Jiu-Jitsu? What about Anti Terror Combat or the well known Kung Fu?
What’s the best self defence system Master Horst?
I think I can give you the simple answer to that.
The Smith & Wesson System.
Well, that is a very common question in the martial arts community. Is it Karate or Judo? Or is Krav Maga better than Jiu-Jitsu? What about Anti Terror Combat or the well known Kung Fu?
Update >>>
Anti Terror Combat is now called BlackCombat!
What’s the best self defence system Master Horst?
I think I can give you the simple answer to that.
The Smith & Wesson System.
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19 September 2016
Great success and much to learn at mindfulness seminar with Bridport martial arts school
It was a great success and much to learn at mindfulness seminar with Bridport martial arts school Ichinen Bridport. On Sunday the 18th the seminar took place at the Dojo in Loders / Dorset.
First Grandmaster Horst Lindenau demonstrated the "do's and don't s" within real self defence. Probably the most important: You can't always run and ... honestly, where we live the risk of being attacked is rather small. But hey, better prepared than surprised!
Bridport instructor, Master Brian Lovell gave an introduction into the fabulous world of Tai Chi. Students were shown the first steps into this fine art of physical enlightenment. The beginner and the advanced students enjoyed Brian's professional and relaxed approach to demonstrate his Tai Chi style.
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| Tai Chi instructor Brian Lovell / Bridport teaches a beginners form |
After four hours of concentration and relaxation all students received a beautiful certificate to remember this unique seminar. And it is just the right thing to do says Grandmaster Horst Lindenau: " It's good to be a student again and learn new skills".
16 September 2016
Ichinen Bridport now IMASA member
Great news for all. Bridport martial art school Ichinen Bridport has become a member of the Independent Martial Art Sports Association http://www.independentmartialartsportsassociation.co.uk/ IMASA.
IMASA will be our organisation and partner in the future and provides us with not only insurance cover for all our styles (Jiu-Jitsu, Anti Terror Combat and Karate), but gives us a great platform to interact with other martial art clubs near by and all over the UK. And probably the most important is, that we can run our local martial art school from here completely independent. Step by step we will now replace the old AMA memberships into IMASA membership and what is most important:
Training stays the same!
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