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Keichu

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anyone do this style?

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Is this the Victor Marx version of karate?

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Mind of Mencia

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Ya, thanks the one. Just wondering what kata they study?
I don't personally study that style of karate, but a good friend of mine does. I went with him to his Black Belt test last year, and if I recall right, many of their katas have resemblences to the Japanese/Okinawan flavor. I know they have a website up. Have you tried doing a search for it in google?

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Mind of Mencia

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I asked the Soke on the web site...nothing back.

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Is this the Victor Marx version of karate?

 

Actually Keichu is a style founded by Karl Marx in New Orleans, La. and is sometimes referred to Cajun Karate. Sensei Marx has his own Dojo now in Calif. and his students compete in the USKA. My sensei use to teach Keichu here in Louisiana.

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BayouGirl,

 

Do you know what kata they study?

Is it a communist style? :lol: :lol: that was bad.. sorry

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