Posted by Master Jamie Thompson Learn More About The Sanchin-Ryu Dojo> or Join Today! This week we filmed after a Sanchin-Ryu Sensei Class outside of the Jonesville, Michigan Dojo. Masters featured in this episode: District Master Jake Biernacki, Master Jamie Thompson and introducing Master Dave Shruga. This episode is all about using terrain, as inspired by Chief Instructor Joe Dearman. Masters share some exciting benefits to understanding “Fluid Balance”! Discuss below! Share your thoughts and questions with fellow students and maybe your question will be answered in one of our next episodes!
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Chief Grand Master Dearman exerpt from Tiger's Eye, Issue 31
Hello, Masters,
Thanks for the fresh look at working with uneven terrain. Usually, I just think of working with it or around it. Haven’t really considered using it to my advantage in this way. Great new perspective & food for thought!
Hey Marge, Good to here from you. I think we were all surprised how strong an
ally the curb turned out to be. I know I was. Talk to you soon.
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