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Sensei Vice

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Expertise

My areas of "Expertise" include... The Mental and Spiritual aspects of the Martial Arts... How to Generate, and Focus Ki energy... Heavy Breaking... Self Defense (Street Fighting)... Use and Effectiveness of Basic Strikes, Kicks, Grappling, Throwing, Pressure Points and Joint Manipulation Techniques... Finding A Good Fit in a School/Instructor... Tournament Kumite (Fighting.) I will not be of much help regarding Kata (Forms.) I prefer the use of use English terminology when taking and answering questions.

Experience in the area

37 years as Student and 27 years as Instructor/Mentor in the Martial Arts.

Education/Credentials

1st Don Black Belt in Japanese style Karate. 2nd Don Black belt in Moo Duk Kwan. 2nd Don Black Belt in Kodenkan Jujitsu. 5th Don Black Belt in Renzuko Karate (Kobojutsu Ryu.) Founder, and Instructor of the M.A.S.K. (Martial Arts School of Karate.)

What do you like about this subject?

That one can gain so much from the study of the Martial Arts... Discipline (of Body & Mind,) Respect (for oneself and others,) Strength (Physical, Mental, & Spiritual,)Flexibility (of Mind & Body,) Harmony (of Mind, Body & Spirit.) Taught Properly the Martial Arts will enable you to defend yourself and your loved ones.

What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?

Although I hold little hope for it's achievement, I will always work toward bringing my Mind, Body, and Spirit into Perfect Harmony.

Something interesting about this subject that others may not know:

"What is the Best Martial Arts Style?" The one that works best for you personally.

Something controversial or provocative about this subject

A student primarily trained in the Physical aspects of the Arts with little to no training in it's Mental and Spiritual aspects will be hard pressed to overcome adversity and the unexpected. A student primarily trained in the Mental and Spiritual aspects of the Arts who's physical training has been philosophical rather than practical will not be prepared for a "Street Confrontation."

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Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	T	P	Comments
John	03/29/09	10	10	10	10
Chris	03/09/09	10	10	10	10	Many thanks, Sensei!
Steven	01/25/09	10	10	10	10	Thanks a lot Sensei Vice! I will .....
Lee	09/11/08	10	10	10	10
Allen	08/26/08	10	10	10	10	Thank you

Recent Answers from Sensei Vice

2009-07-31 Only one:

Hi Danny, Based solely on what your telling me and believing that you can only take one class I would have to recommend... BJJ. That is assuming that the class in your area does teach basic striking as

2009-07-30 Only one:

Hi Danny, Thank you for choosing me as your expert. If I could train in only one style I would want to train in the style that fit my physical abilities the best. For me personally that was Jujitsu.

2009-06-23 i need help with my little brother:

I am sorry to hear that you and your brother are facing such adversity. My best recommendation is that you enlist the help and guidance of a parent or adult guardian to help you out. I am sure there

2009-06-10 self defense/fitness:

Hi Dan, Breaking it down... "I guess I will look into the more physical side of things like MT/Judo. But perhaps I will ask the Hapkido, JJJ and Arnis, and maybe even the wing chun instructors about

2009-06-10 self defense/fitness:

Hi Dan, IMO your friend the boxer is 100% correct. You are also 100% correct when you say that your problem is to learn how to handle the adrenaline rush. You didn't call it fear. It isn't, and it isn't

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