The order of importance for learning Budo by Kimeda Sensei
2/19/2023
The order of importance for learning Budo I Shin, - First your mind Ni Gan, - Second your eyes San Soku, - Third your feet or steps Yon...
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The order of importance for learning Budo I Shin, - First your mind Ni Gan, - Second your eyes San Soku, - Third your feet or steps Yon...
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[caption id="attachment_4712" align="alignright" width="476"] Chojun Miyagi (left) observes a training session.[/caption] With any type of response such...
