Sagawa, Aiki and Tanren

For those who have not seen these already, the following links are from a French translation of an article in Hiden Budo Magazine via google translation into english.

The five links can be found at;

http://benotdefeatedbytherain.blogsp...ei-tanren.html

and clicking on the link, Tanren,锻錬 Introduction Part 1.

The author of the article is a student of Sagawa, Masaru Takahash.

dps

David Skaggs wrote: For those who have not seen these already, the following links are from a French translation of an article in Hiden Budo Magazine via google translation into english. The five links can be found at; http://benotdefeatedbytherain.blogsp...ei-tanren.html and clicking on the link, Tanren,锻˜B Introduction Part 1. The author of the article is a student of Sagawa, Masaru Takahash. dps

Bernard, who wrote the blog, is actually in Honolulu right now - we fooled around with Mike Sigman all weekend.

Best,

Chris

David Skaggs wrote: The author of the article is (was) a student of Sagawa, Masaru Takahash. dps

And in the past...of Liu ChengDe. Have you read them all. If so, no comment on his discussing the things we have discussed here, and your countering us at every turn? Or of some things that have NEVER been discussed here but are alluded to and curiously no one has picked up on?
Dan

Dan Harden wrote: And in the past...of Liu ChengDe. Have you read them all. If so, no comment on his discussing the things we have discussed here, and your countering us at every turn? Or of some things that have NEVER been discussed here but are alluded to and curiously no one has picked up on? Dan

?????

dps

Christopher Li wrote: Bernard, who wrote the blog, is actually in Honolulu right now - we fooled around with Mike Sigman all weekend. Best, Chris

Just to be clear - "fooled around" is strictly in a martial way....