05/08/12

SATKF-ITKF

National organisation

SA TKF ( South African Traditional Karate Federation) member ITKF  ( International Traditional Karate Federation) www.itkf.org

 

 

 

 

Although mastery and skill of technique is only achieve with continuous practice the principles of Sensei Nishiyama and his knowledge are

priceless to improve ability of technique in a more speedy way.

These principles will improve efficiency in standard of gradings at all levels, tournament performance of kata and kumite,

every day Life skills and self defense ability.

All individual karate- ka and instructors interested in more detailed analysis on some of these principles.

These will be provided in hyperlink format sent to you.

Email: itkfsouthafrica@gmail.com

 

Mission

Interacts with all authentic Japanese Karate practitioners and Budo (Japanese Martial Arts)

Members train and gain knowledge on technical aspects,  principles, science of human movement and scientific approach to karate-do as taught by Master Nishiyama.

Strive to gain Budo "Japanese Martial Arts" knowledge of strategy and tactics as passed on by Japanese and Okinawa Masters over the past 300 years.

To develop Karate-do and Budo in the proper direction and by promoting and strengthening friendly relationships, to achieve the advancement of the art and sport,

spirit and hereby contribute to the perfection of the human character.

We follow Master Nishiyama philosophy that, Karate is a gentleman art form with dignity as taught by his teachers.

 

 

Please note that information via electronics media can help but this can be hard to grasp, personal guidance is important for maximum results.

And it is recommended to attend ITKF instruction.

Principles

by

Chris Mance / Technical advisor ITKF South Africa

ITKF coach 2009

Right click on Hyperlink for history

chris-web2012.pdf

 

The following catagories of principles are the main headings "Click on each for hyperlink to content"

Body dynamics

 

Body Dynamics connection.pdf

 

Body Dynamics hara connection.pdf

 

Body Dynamics connect-hara-limbs2.pdf

 

Body Dynamics Lock1.pdf

 

Form Techniques Footwork / Unsoku

Kata and Kumite

Uke / Blocking Kata

 

Kumite Breathing

Principles

Budo / Martial arts

Principles

 

 

Master Hidetaka Nishiyama 2nd generation of Shotokan "JKA" karate.

Founder Master Gichin Funakoshi

1928 Japan

 

Master Nishiyama 10th Dan Founder of Kitei Kata. Moves from Ryu Shotokan, Goju, Shito, Wado

 

Training with Master Hiroshi Shirai 9th Dan Shotokan legend

 

ITKF technically instructors, legendary JKA instructors from Japan and students of  Master Nishiyama 10th Dan, Master Shirai 9th Dan and Kawasoe 8th Dan "also senior JKA instructor UK"

 

Training with Sensei Avi Rokah 6th Dan / USA

 

Sensei Chris Mance receiving ITKF coach

qualification from ITKF chairman Rick Jorgensen and other ITKF committee members

 

 

Training with Sensei Rick Jorgensen 7th Dan

2009

 

Sensei Chris training and competing in USA whilst training with  Master Hidetaka Nishiyama 9th Dan

1981-1983

 

Training with Master Mori 8th Dan, New York / USA.1980

 

True-budo karate training with Master Nishiyama9th Dan

 

See hyperlink bellow on ITKF Budo congress

Budo_01.pdf

Hand sketch 1998, by Master Tanaka 8th Dan JKA Japan, Tokyo Senior instructor with his motor cycle in foreground presented to Sensei Chris

 

Training with Master Tanaka 8th Dan

Port Elizabeth / South Africa

 

Shotocup (JKA)  Osaka Japan

Sensei Chris assistant SAJKA junior coach 1996

 

Training with Master Stan Schmidt 7th Dan JKA

 

Training with Master Tanaka 8th Dan Port Elizabeth/ South Africa

 

JKA regional gashuku in Port Elizabeth.

 

Shotokan and Goju-kai interaction

 

Shotocup (JKA) Paris, France

1998

 

Origins of kata , Okinawan dance in Osaka /Japan 1993

 

Kendo class Kyoto/Japan

1996

 

Training with Master Enoeda 8th Dan JKA from England in Los Angeles.

1984

 

Kata course on Gojushiho-sho, Jion, Jiin and Sochin.

 

Seeking Budo

 

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This site was last updated 05/08/12