The key is in the tai sabaki and the bridge can be better made from the Okinawan roots i.e. Johns.Ĭlick here for England Karate-Do Ryobu-Kai. KARATEbyJesse Great stuff Thanks It took me many years to combine this type of Taijutsu from the Bunjinkan with Shotokan Karate, for a long time I kept their practices completely separate. It is interesting to note that the use of the Maltese cross has been used throughout the centuries by organisations with similar aims of helping others such as the Knights Templar and St. Tai Sabaki aims are to teach a thorough martial system, and through this system develop the individual to not only improve themselves but to help others in the process. > The eight tails of the arrows stand for the principles of Tai Sabaki
> The four arrows which point to the centre (heart of the cross) stand for the four styles of martial arts that make up Tai Sabaki: The goal of tai sabaki is to get out of the line of attack using footwork and optionally. Tai Sabaki uses the Maltese cross for its insignia and was chosen for the following reasons: Tai Sabaki is a Jujitsu technique that means body management. Tai Sabaki Karate-Do is a martial art system developed from the following styles, the main curriculum is based on Karate Shotokan (Shindo Jinn Ryu system), and also includes Aikido (the use of your opponents body against themselves) Jujutsu (grappling and striking) and Kobudo (weapon training) the combination of these styles makes Tai Sabaki not only a complete martial art system, but one of the most formidable martial arts systems. Tai Sabaki is especially important in the traditional Japanese weapon-based martial arts such as Kenjutsu and Kobudo weapon techniques such as Nunchakujutsu.
(meaning to block and counter body movement)
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