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"K Horando"

Japán Kanjiban nincs "Holland" csak "Horando" :)

She who knows does not speak, He who speaks does not know...

Tao and Karate

Whenever the name of Gichin Funakoshi is mentioned, it brings to mind the parable of "A Man of Tao and a Little Man". As it is told, a student once asked, "What is the difference between a man of Tao and a little man?" The sensei replies, "It is simple. When the little man receives his first dan (degree or rank), he can hardly wait to run home and shout at the top of his voice to tell everyone that he made his first dan. Upon receiving his second dan, he will climb to the rooftops and shout to the people. Upon receiving his third dan, he will jump in his automobile and parade through town with horns blowing, telling one and all about his third dan".
The sensei continues, "When the man of Tao receives his first dan, he will bow his head in gratitude. Upon receiving his second dan, he will bow his head and his shoulders. Upon receiving his third dan, he will bow to the waist and quietly walk alongside the wall so that people will not see him or notice him".
Sensei Funakoshi was a man of Tao. He placed no emphasis on competitions, record breaking or championships. He placed emphasis on individual selfperfection. He believed in the common decency and respect that one human being owed to another. He was the master of masters.

Reference: http://www.gichinfunakoshi.com/gichin.htm

Alba Regia SC Kyokushin Karate Székesfehérvár

http://www.arsckyokarate.hu/news.php?extend.71

Baile-Felix Romanian Summer Camp

Fighting for Shodan

Shihan Furkó (back right), Shihan Yui (back middle), et al.

The participants...

Shihan Yui demonstrates bunkai

The frogs...