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I'm a Hakko-ryu Nidan who has relocated away from my dojo, and would like to try and keep my skills up.
So, if you or anyone else you know might be interested in learning Hakko-ryu Jujutsu here in Austin, Texas please let me know and we can talk more about the specifics.
Best,
John
I study American Kenpo here in Austin and I would be happy to participate in a friendly exchange of techniques, if you are looking for a person to work with. I have my plate full learning my own material right now, but I am always looking for people outside of the school to practice with.
I study at Brian Duffy's Kenpo Karate on William Cannon and South Congress. Feel free to stop by any Saturday morning or email me at jwtaylor@anm.com if you are interested.
JWT
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Hi Jon,
Sounds good. I'll drop you an email and we can talk more about specifics.
thanks,
John
Future, who was your sensei?
Signed,
Rogue, Soke and Senior Grandmaster of Southeast American Brazillian Bagua Combat Chi jitsu Kempo Karate Do and Choral Society.
The only tactical principle which is not subject to change; it is, “To use the means at hand to inflict the maximum amount of wounds, death, and destruction on the enemy in the minimum amount of time."
Hi Rogue,
I studied under Kaiden Shihan Sandaikichu Ralph Verde in Southern California. I was commuting out there (3+ hour plane ride) for some time, but then the travel and cost got to be a bit much. :-)
I've been looking for other Hakko-ryu practicioners here in the area for several years now, but have yet to find a single person in Texas.
John
I studied about 2 years under Sensei Steve Issacs in Deer Park NY. Great art.
Signed,
Rogue, Soke and Senior Grandmaster of Southeast American Brazillian Bagua Combat Chi jitsu Kempo Karate Do and Choral Society.
The only tactical principle which is not subject to change; it is, “To use the means at hand to inflict the maximum amount of wounds, death, and destruction on the enemy in the minimum amount of time."