Posted by District Master Jake Biernacki Learn More About The Sanchin-Ryu Dojo> or Join Today! This week we’re looking at three exercises that has received a lot of feedback on the Dojo. Masters featured in this episode: District Master Jake Biernacki and Master Jamie Thompson. 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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Masters of Sanchin-Ryu discuss the weeks activities in the Art of Sanchin-Ryu and answer questions Sanchinkas have posted on the Sanchin-Ryu Dojo Website! This week we’ve received a lot of questions on the Iron Horse video posted earlier last week on the Dojo. Masters featured in this episode: District Master Jake Biernacki and Master Jamie Thompson.

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Thank you very much! That does help some. I’m glad I finally got around to catching up on the videos today (well actually…good excuse to not study for exams :D)