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Tadashi Yamashita - a brief biography
When the boy turned 3, tragedy struck his family when his father died. His mother, who remained a widow for life since remarriage is forbidden in this country, devoted her entire life to raising her son. Five years later, mother and son moved to Okinawa Island, where Tadashi lived for about 16 years, which is why he considers this island his homeland. When he turned 24, he went to the United States and later became an American citizen.
Tadashi's first acquaintance with martial arts happened at the age of 11. And now, for 27 years, he has continued to practice them. It all started with the unruliness of the student in the school, constant provocations from peers, and challenging behavior with teachers. This led to the local police department being forced to put him on record, although the punishment taken did not change Tadashi's manners at all.
Problems with the police
Soon, the chief of police became interested in him and decided to meet
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Instructors
Phillip J Sauer
Phil Sauer has been head of the martial arts program at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee since 1979. An 8th degree black belt in Shorin Ryu karate and Suikido Martial Arts, Mr. Sauer has been practicing martial arts for over 40 years and has trained in Estonia, Greece, Bulgaria, Japan, and across the United States. Click here for more information on Mr Sauer. More
John Greivell – Judo Instructor
Dr. Jigoro Kano founded the Kodokan Judo in 1886. He was a master of several Ryu (schools) of Ju-Jitsu but felt that there was more that could be learned from the study of the martial arts. He created Ju-do (the Gentle or Yielding Way) as a martial art that teaches these skills.
Judo is many things, including a martial art and an Olympic Sport, but it is guided by the fundamental principles and concepts that Dr. Kano outlined: Maximum efficiency and mutual benefit. In short, focus on what you are doing, and spend more time working with p
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Tadashi Yamashita
Japanese actor and martial artist
Tadashi Yamashita (born February 5, 1942) is a Japanese Americanmartial artist and actor.
Early life
[edit]Tadashi Yamashita was born in Japan in 1942, but he considers han själv an Okinawan. His father died when he was three and he and his mother moved to Okinawa when he was 8, after the Second World War. He began martial arts at 11. Yamashita was awarded his black belt when he was 16. He captured the All-Okinawan Shorin-Ryu Free Sparring Grand Championship Title in 1960. He visited Japan in 1968 and tested before Shugoro Nakazato and Chosin Chibana. He lived in Okinawa until in 1966 he moved to the US where he became a citizen.[1]
Yamashita began training in martial arts at the age of 11 when the school PTA president, who was also a martial arts instructor, took him on as a lärjunge because he was picking fights with other students. [citation needed]
He began training with Hanshi Shugoro Nakazato a