A
real example of how little I know. I saw this video being shared, a lecture in
Japanese. Thinking it was about Seiunchin kata I asked Joe Swift about the
term, compared to the 3 other terms used for Seiunchin. And what I found out is
I have absolutely no knowledge about what it was about. I recognized the name
of the presenter, Aragaki, All errors were my own, once again Joe set me
straight.
Me
Is
any of this true? I remember your saying there were at least 4 different
versions of the name in Japanese?
正中線で加速する！新垣清が語る重力落下と正中線！The true "Seichusen" in Okinawan karate,
Kiyoshi Arakaki
Accelerate on
the midline! Kiyoshi Niigaki talks about gravity fall and midline!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcR1SEjHJME
Joe
are you asking if the use of the centerline in karate is
true, rather than the use of a center axis? if so then yes, i believe it is
true.
Victor
I
saw a lecture in Japanese and most likely misunderstood what it was about. What
do you expect of a 'dumb' Isshinryu guy after all? LOL
Joe
i believe tatsuo knew how to do it, and taught it to a certain
extent in his basics and kata
Victor
Actually
I had no idea what it was about, thinking it was just some explaination for
Seiunchin (Seienchin or whatever?) I guess I will go and craw back under my
rock.
Joe
oh no, Seichusen is the japanese word for the center
line.&&&&
Victor
Ok
thank you, that confirms what you already understand, I know nothing. I my best
Sargeant Schultz fashion.
So
I learn something after all, now you can go back to tracking the weather.
First
the difference between keri and geri, and now Seichusen.
Just
so you realize my inner dumbness remains intact.
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