What is Kata For? – Centering
By Douglas Adamson • May 12th, 2008 • Category: Classical Thought
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Douglas Adamson: teaches Shorei Kai (an Americanized Okinawan karate
system), Yamani Ryu, a classical Okinawan weapons system, and Pikiti Tirsha,
a classical kali system. He can be contacted through NAPMA.com.
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