To quote my 9-year-old son, Fin, Noggin,
Sweet, Totally, Dude… (The Sea Turtles from “Finding Nemo”) That
sounds like a training aid that is well worth the money…
V/R,
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From: KOJF@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:KOJF@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of mindkiller05
Sent: Monday, August 01, 2005 7:59
PM
To: KOJF@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [KOJF] Kenneth Funakoshi
Shotokan DVDs
Hey everyone, I just wanted to let you know that there is a series of
DVDs
that was recomended to me by a purple belt at my
dojo by Kenneth
Funakoshi and I recently purchased two of them.
They are very good. I will
be heading to college in three weeks and bought
them to help continue my
training since I will be away from my dojo for
extended amounts of time.
The first one is a comprehensive look at strikes,
blocks, stances, and other
basics. It also takes you through a very nice
stretching routine. The second
one I purchased has the Heian Katas on it. The
others contain the rest of
the Shotokan katas.
While the filming is very amature, it is a great
DVD series and coupled with
a book series I intend on getting, also
recomended (and used) at my dojo,
I think it will really help me continue my
training in college between
attending classes at my dojo.
You can purchase them at centuryfitness.com for
only $10.00 (Keep in mind
that I am not affiliated with century fitness,
this is the lowest price that I
have seen them advertised at) and I would recomend
them even if you
won't be away from the dojo. It can really help
with training.
Patrie