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RUBEN VARONA 4ºdan AIKIDO El Aikido De Cerca REVISTA BIMESTRAL DE ARTES MARCIALES Nº9 año II Entrevista exclusiva RUBEN VARONA 4ºdan AIKIDO El Aikido de cerca La Roja de Judo Cuerpo Humano, 1ª parte Aikijujutsu, las inmovilizaciones de Takeda Sokaku William Chow, la revolución del Kenpo Ueshiba y el almirante Takeshita Salud, ¡que no falte! Preparación para el entrenamiento El filo y sus cosas, por GM Ángel García Soldado Sumario 4 Noticias 6 El Aikido de cerca… por Rubén Varona (1ª pte) [email protected] 14 El filo y sus cosas www.elbudoka.es 16 Manual del Juego del Palo. Entrevista a Alfonso Acosta Gil Dirección, redacción, administración y publicidad: 24 Aikijujutsu & osae waza. Las exóticas técnicas de inmovilización de Takeda Sokaku Serie técnica de GongKwon YuSul 28 Editorial “Alas” C/ Villarroel, 124 Cuerpo humano (1) 30 08011 Barcelona Telf y Fax: 93 453 75 06 William Kwai Sun Chow. La revolución del Kenpo (2) 32 [email protected] www.editorial-alas.com 40 Judo: entrevista a Azucena Verde La roja de Judo 46 La dirección no se responsabiliza de las opiniones de sus colaboradores, ni siquiera las comparte. Chusin Tadasu y su interacción con la postura y el equilibrio 50 La publicidad insertada en “El Budoka 2.0” es re- sponsabilidad única y exclusiva de los anunciantes. ¿Qué es el Ju Jutsu? 56 No se devuelven originales remitidos espontáneamente, ni se mantiene correspondencia ¡Salud! Qué no falte… 62 sobre los mismos. 66 Ueshiba y el Almirante Takeshita Director: Jordi Sala Fernández Ziranmen 70 Jefe de redacción: Xavier Teixidó Diseño portada: Xavier Teixidó ¿Buenos y malos maestros? 74 Diseño y maquetación: Víctor Périz Colaborador especial: Stanley Pranin 77 Gastronomía: Thai Lounge. Alta cocina thai 78 El bastón en las artes marciales. Jipanghi Sul Colaboradores: (por orden alfabético) Sin ofender. Amor en conserva 80 • Marc Boillat • Miguel Labodía • Javier Brieva • Andreu Martínez • Pere Calpe • J. Santos Nalda • Rogelio Casero • Jesús Mª Platón • Christian Colmenero • Enrique Oliva • Montse Coque • Pau-Ramon Planellas • Santiago G. Almaraz • Mario Pons • Ángel García-Soldado • Pablo Raj • Francisco Girona • Óscar Recio • Sebastián González • Pedro Rodríguez Dabauza • Sergio Hernández • Jaume Rossell • Carlos Jódar • Jordi Vilà Depósito Legal: B-42328-2010 ISSN: 2014-0053 Mayo - Junio 2012 tenemos >>Actualidad en Artes marciales, Nutrición, Deportes de Contacto, Cine, Equipamiento, NOTICIAS... Cursos y Curiosidades. Lee Chan Soo de nuevo en Europa Resultados del Fight4Life 4 MMA Barcelona está de enhorabuena. Sus lu- chadores han demostrado en este pasado even- to estar fabricados con material inmejorable. Jesus Montero pierde por submision al caerse al suelo tras un lowkick donde el rival aprove- cho para encajarle una guillotina de la que no pudo escapar, Titín gana a los puntos después Katori Shinto ryu de tres asaltos de 5 minutos contra Isaias de la Sugino Dojo Taz de Gran Canaria. Por otro lado el entrenador de MUAY THAI de MMA BCN CORNELLA, David Durante el pasado mes de abril, nuestro calvo CURRITO se lesiona del pie al principio del redactor jefe y profesor de artes japone- primer asalto con lo que tiene que abandonar la sas, Xavier Teixidó, se desplazó a Japón lucha. Felicitaciones a los tres. durante un mes con el objetivo de seguir Ohana Training estudiando con el maestro Sugino Yuki- hiro, menkyo kaiden de Tenshin Shoden Camp en Barcelona Katori Shinto ryu y director del legenda- Kajukenbo Cataluña organiza el 1º OHANA rio Sugino Dojo, en Kawasaki. Durante TRAINING CAMP, que tendrá lugar los próxi- su estancia, Xavier Teixidó pudo entrenar mos 19 y 20 de Mayo de 2012, en el Parc Natu- a diario en el dojo del maestro, no sólo Lee Chang Soo, el prestigioso maestro corea- ral del Montseny (Barcelona). El entrenamiento Katori Shinto ryu sino también Aikido, no y líder de la Jin Jung Kwan Hapkido, visita consistirá en tres sesiones de 3h cada una, en del que Sugino sensei es 7º dan shihan. Europa de nuevo. A sus 62 años y en plena las que se trabajaran las siguientes disciplinas, Así mismo pudo conocer en Narita, de la Krishna Godhania en Madrid forma, impartirá seminarios en: en turnos de 1h por sesión. mano de Sugino sensei, al Soke de Kato- El próximo 26 de Mayo tenemos con nosotros, - 22 abril en Madrid, España. -KAJUKENBO, con GM Ángel García-Soldado, ri Shinto ryu, Iizasa Yasusada y disfrutar nuevamente, a Guro Krishna para impartir dos - 29 abril en St. Etienne, Francia. 10º Dan. Director Europeo del Kajukenbo y Su- del Honbu dojo de la escuela. Durante el stages de Sayoc Kali en Madrid. La primera se- - 6 mayo en Montauban , Francia. cesor de Sijo Emperado. viaje se encontró también con el maestro sión de entrenamiento, por la mañana, será - 13 mayo en Lyon, Francia, seminario -BRAZILIAN JIU-JITSU/GRAPPLING, con Isaac Hataya Mitsuo de Toyama ryu Battojutsu sólo para responsables de grupo y alumnos que cinturones negros Hapkido Jin Jung Kwan. Carvajales, 4º Dan de Kajukenbo, instructor y y se desplazó a Kyoto para participar en forman parte del programa de formación de ins- - 20 mayo en Barcelona, España. competidor de Grappling/ Jiu-Jitsu/ MMA. el Butokusai de la Dai Nippon Butokukai tructores, por la tarde, tendremos el seminario - 27 mayo en Orleans, Francia. -ESKRIMA, con David Pardo. Instructor de Kali/ junto a la delegación española. Nuestras propiamente dicho, abierto a todo el que quiera Una oportunidad para trabajar con uno de los Eskrima Filipino, JKD, Silat Indonesio y Tai Chi. sinceras felicitaciones. acercarse a conocer uno de los sistemas de cu- grandes maestros del Hapkido. Más info en Facebook Kajukenbo Catalunya. chillo más conocidos y respetados del mundo. 4 l El Budoka 2.0 Mayo-Junio 2012 l 5 El AIKIDO de cerca... por Rubén Varona (I PARTE) Grado y Titulación: *C. Negro 4º Dan * Titulación Oficial de MAESTRO NACIONAL (Reg. 122) certificado por laReal Federación Española de Judo y Disciplinas Asociadas - R.F.E.J.Y.D.A - (Dpto. Aikido) desde el año 2.006. Escuela de AIKIDO de Sabadell (Barcelona) http://www.aikisbd.com l AIKIDO es un arte marcial de autoconocimiento alejado de los combates competitivos que busca la mejora personal y el crecimiento del individuo en muchos aspectos. Rubén Varona, Maestro Nacional y profesional de este ámbito, nos da su visión de este interesante arte. Con más de 20 años de práctica fiel y continuada, enseña en varios centros de Sabadell (Barcelona) desde el año 1997 hasta que en el año 2006 forma Esu propia Escuela con dedicación exclusiva, Tada Ima Dojo Sabadell, donde se imparten varias disciplinas marciales a la vez que se desarrolla un apartado dedicado a la salud y el bienestar. Bajo una base coherente y un espíritu de búsqueda constante y activo, sigue realizando cursos y seminarios tanto nacionales como internacionales para seguir formándose adecuadamente y poder compartir esas enseñanzas dentro de la Escuela. Siguiendo con los ideales “La vía es el viaje, el viaje es la vía“, la bús- queda de los principios que quiso transmitir el Fundador y el hecho de compartir- los es la esencia que usted encontrará si se acerca a su Escuela. La Escuela de AIKIDO de Sabadell “A i k i S B D” ha sido creada siguiendo las directrices y enseñanzas del Maestro NOBUYOSHI TAMURA 8º Dan, discípulo del Fundador del Aikido, tanto de forma directa en sus cursos nacionales como en el extranjero. Paralelamente han sido muchos los maestros que han aportado en su formación, entre otros podemos destacar notablemente a Stéphane Bene- detti Shihan 7º Dan, M.Tiki Shewan 6º Dan y René VDB 7º Dan (recientemente fallecido) aunque su búsqueda personal, desde hace varios años, le ha llevado a concentrarse especialmente con un seguimiento regular e intensivo, en las lecciones de los maestros Nebi Vural 7º Dan y Dominique Pierre 5º Dan (especialmente en el trabajo y manejo del Ken). Todas estas personalidades han contribuido en mayor y/o menor medida en la formación de las enseñanzas que se imparten en su Escuela. 22 l El Budoka 2.0 Mayo - Junio 2012 l 7 Acercándonos un poco más de compartir conceptos dejando de e inseguridad. Evidentemente querer lado nuestras creencias políticas, avanzar significa invertir tiempo y - Bajo tu punto de vista, ¿qué tiene de religiosas de aquí que sea un arte de recursos económicos para viajar e especial el Aikido? paz universal. Actualmente se está investigar con maestros de mucha El Aikido te aporta muchísimos popularizando mucho gracias al cine, más experiencia por ello, teniendo la valores como ser humano y además por su carácter disuasorio y filosofía responsabilidad de enseñar o llevar conocimientos sobre el cuerpo, sobre de no violencia aunque sus beneficios un grupo o Escuela, te tiene que lle- su funcionamiento, su fortaleza y físicos (corrección postural, coordi- var a dar lo mejor de ti mismo con debilidad, cómo reaccionar en frente nación, psicomotricidad, etc.) están seriedad, rigor, coherencia e implica- de los estímulos Es todo un arte que sobradamente contrastados. ción. Efectivamente como en todas las implica dedicación y mucho estudio profesiones también en este ámbito para llegar a comprender nuestra - ¿Cuál ha sido tu referencia principal existe mucho intrusismo, personas no propia naturaleza. En su práctica con en tus años de estudio? cualificadas y sin experiencia contras- el compañero, es un encuentro de Prácticamente desde que inicié este tada con gran falta de formación. voluntades donde vamos forjando, camino el Maestro N.TAMURA ha sido mediante la técnica, el pulir nuestro el espejo donde reflejarme. Su técnica -...¿es precisamente esa idea de propio ego. y conceptos resultan realmente inte- formación constante la que llevas resantes fruto de experiencias vividas implantando en tu Escuela desde hace - Entonces se trata de un arte muy muy cercanas al Fundador y de su varios años? completo e interesante… implicación personal constante por Eso es, a las pruebas me remito, El Aikido tiene algo mágico que te supuesto.
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