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Certified Yudansha with Mas Oyama`s Kyokushin and branch chief instructor from 1969-1975. Soshin of Mushin Karate-Do 1975. Regional Director with Renmei Budokai, 1977-1986. More than 40 years teaching, training, and competing experience.

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Have Trained more than 10,000 people and over thirty black belts

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Recent Answers from M. Ganci

2009-11-17 help:

Dear Mehdi, What you ask is not possible. There is no style that will give its practicioner a "complete control" over anything. The only advice I can give you is to padd on the words of Shigeru Oyama

2009-10-06 i want to win:

Mehdi, You ask a difficult question, but, it is a question that is best answered by time and more experience. First, stop thinking about winning and losing, just do, as myteacher would say, "Make a good

2009-09-28 difference between shito ryu and goju ryu:

Dear Daniel, Both Shito and Goju are solid traditional Hapanese style with long, rich histories. Rather than me try to explain subtle differences, I suggest you "Google" each style on the web to turn

2009-09-26 i don't know:

Dear Mehdi What kinds of streets do you intend to fight? Roads, Avenues, Highways? I am joking. I have found few systems of Karate training equal to Kyokushin in terms of its ability tp prepare one

2009-09-01 Oyama:

No Peter, this is a myth, for they lived in different time periods. You need to research actual Japanese history about Ninja. You will find that in a country where honor was paramount, these assasins

 

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