This piece of Sesshoumaru and Inuyasha fan art is dedicated to Rannyunny, BrickRRB0, neewari, Grace-Zed, WinterNights30, Yaqirob, maisytheangel, PayLe, Vilabela, Toongirl18, GideonBernstein, DarkJewel21,

When it comes to Sesshoumaru's and Inuyasha's respective Karate styles, Sesshoumaru's would be Shotokan thanks to his long and wide stances, precision, and quick attacks while Inuyasha's would be Kyokushin

Heian Shodan, Heian Nidan, Heian Sandan: slow, rusty, and sloppy. Still relearning them. 5-10 times each. Also punching bag, punching and kicking drills, and routine activities. This guy was out there

Conocer el Karate es un camino de por vida, no me considero un experto ni un maestro de las Artes Marciales pero pienso que es necesario en los tiempos en los que vivimos, recurrir a cada recurso disponible

Shotokan Karate is a way for an individual to realize greater potential and expand the limits of that individual's physical and mental capabilities. Karate in an excellent, time-proven method of personal

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Les dejo un poco de lo que fueron estas ultimas dos semanas de entrenamiento. Y tu que arte marcial practicas?

The character of a Disciple is influenced by his Master, what is taught is what will be seen. it is not possible to grow corn grains. #Creating_Characters

It all began when I was around 8 years old. Like any other boy my age I used to love watching action movies and I particularly liked the ones with good fighter like Jean-Claude Van Damme, Steven Seagal,

HIRONISHI Genshin Sensei FOREWORD Much has been published in Japanese about the great karate master, Gichin Funakoshi, but this is the first translation in English of his autobiography. Written not long

Hey there I would really like to meet with some karatekas all over the world. It really doesn't matter if you are beginner or master of karate, only thing that matters is that you love and enjoy karate.

Originally posted this video in 2007 when YouTube was in its infancy. I started posting videos to YouTube as a place to store videos for my students to reference for test requirements. Little did I know

I posted a great vid from one of my senseis, Dave Gimberline, doing bunkai or self-defense movements from the Shotokan kaya, Jion. Check out the link below: