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Cool - thanks for your reply hongkong - another branch of Shukokai I feel.

 

But it all came from Sensei Tani and Sensei Kimura.

 

If you wanna check out more about Shukokai Karate Union then visit :

 

http://www.sku.org.uk

 

So what grade are you HongKong?

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Is Shukokai karate linked to Tenshinkan karate? I'd heard that the two are similar.

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Unsure about this as i'v never heard of tenshinkan karate, however perhaps they are similar as most karate styles are similar and generally completely unrecognisable rom their original okinawan origins.

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HI all karate-kas.

 

I want to know if anybody has any books on shukokai that they want to sell or give away,as i am intrested.( please )..THANKS. I have studied shukokai karate for a number of years now being 1st. DAN grade.i can try and answer some of your questions aswel..hopefully.

 

regards..............

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Is Shukokai karate linked to Tenshinkan karate? I'd heard that the two are similar.

 

It has absolutely NOTHING to do with Shukokai as far as I can tell!

 

It does have a slight similarity in that they both progressed from tradiotional but it seems Tenshinkan is more of a modern-mongrel style (as in adapts all the time)!

 

Looks pretty good though!

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Interesting mate - but the SKA site seems to ignore the SKF? Doe they still exist!

 

I train with the SKU which looks to be original Shukokai in UK! (Not that I am dissing others!)

 

Just shows that fool that seemed to be putting Shukokai down just cos they hadn't heard of it.

 

it is a powerful and dynamic style - whoop *! ;-) hehe

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I studied under Sensei Shigeru Kimura in the US many years ago as a kid. At the time he had two deshi, Mac, an American, and Jeff, a Brit. The deshi wore black dogi, very cool I thought.

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