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The Beginner's Guide to Shotokan Karate by John NOW FULL COLOUR THROUGHOUT! TRADITIONAL ARATE Vol.K 20 No. 11 July 2007 £3.25 Zanshin TThhee BBuuddoo WWaayy ooff LLiiffee!! Omine Sensei Budo Karate’s Miiyazatto’’s Longestt Serviing Sttudentt SanchinSanchin’s’s Secrets Masahiro IIngo De Jong EExxppllaaiinnss AAllll!! WUKO’s History Yanagawa How iitt Came tto be on Maximising The Body’’s Potential Kushanku AA TTwwoo MMaann FFoorrmm?? 0 7 9 77095 5 95 2075 PLUS: News, Letters, Calendar, Features, Tournament Reports and much more! 001_084_Karate0707 15/6/07 3:04 pm Page 4 NEXTNEXT ISSUEISSUE Editorial n my opinion, society in general is now lacking in the essential elements of com- Imon decency which is rapidly becoming a global issue. In years gone by control/guidance ONAL TRADITI was delivered by teachers, parents, grand par- FREE! ents and Karate instructors. Did I say Karate FREE! instructors - Yes, Karate instructors! 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Titchen, Simon Hazeldine, Don Heatrick, Darren Westwood, Iain Abernethy 19 THE BEGINNER’S GUIDE SPECIAL COLUMNISTS Ticky Donovan OBE, Geoff Thompson MBE, Bill Burgar, TO SHOTOKAN KARATE Patrick Rault, Joe Ellis, Tatsuo Suzuki, Kuniaki Sakagami, By John Van Weenen Gavin Mullholland, Gerry Coulter, John Van Weenen, Martyn Skipper 21 ALBIE O’CONNOR SPORT KARATE CONSULTANT Tools of The Trade Wayne Otto OBE CONTRIBUTING EDITORS COACHING EDITOR FEATURES Ticky Donovan OBE WADO RYU TECHNICAL EDITOR 14 THE ORIGINAL MIXED MARTIAL ARTIST? Kuniaki Sakagami Paul Vermiglio 38 GOJU TECHNICAL EDITOR 22 STEVE ARNEIL Leo Lipinski SHOTOKAN TECHNICAL EDITOR Kyokushin Man Bob Poynton 29 SANCHIN KOBUDO TECHNICAL EDITOR Secrets Revealed Ronnie Colwell HOW TO GET WORK PUBLISHED 33 WUKO HISTORY To have your submission published in Traditional By Matt Sylvester Karate couldn’t be easier. 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