Registration closed
From Sweden Taikai 2013? - Sweden Taikai 2013? by alexander
The registration for Tai Kai Sweden 2012 is now closed. See you all in a few days!
…From Sweden Taikai 2013? - Sweden Taikai 2013? by alexander
The registration for Tai Kai Sweden 2012 is now closed. See you all in a few days!
…From Bujinkan Santa Monica by Michael
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From Sweden Taikai 2013? - Sweden Taikai 2013? by alexander
Hey everyone, we will be closing the registration tomorrow October 2nd. At the moment we’re looking at some 80-85 attendees, but quite a few of you have yet to pay for the seminar!
Please – go ahead and pay the fee as soon as possible.
…From Paart Budo Buki by buki stolar
From Sweden Taikai 2012 by alexander
Dear all, we’re at one week and counting down! Here’s the latest batch of information:
Staying in the Kampsportcentred Dojo Friday night:
There will be plenty of people staying at Kampsportcentret during both the night between Friday and Saturday, as well as Saturday and Sunday. Just keep in mind not to leave any valuables there, since there are lots of other people outside the Bujinkan who have access to the premises.
Friday pretraining:
You’re welcome to join the pretraining on Friday (5/10) evening, between 7 p.m and about 9 p.m. We’ll keep it casual and anyone who wants to share something are welcome to teach. It will be a nice time to meet up and get to know each other a little and get some insight into what we train in different Dojo’s.
Transportation:
Bus: Take bus nr 2 from Trädgårdstorget (or any other bus stop on the way that fits better for you) and get of at Kompanigatan. (The trip takes about 10 minutes.) You’ll have to buy your ticket in advance as the driver will NOT accept cash! At Trädgårdstorget there is a green machine called a quickomat where you can pay with all the major bank and credit cards. You can also buy an SMS ticket: send an SMS with the text: LV to 72 365 and you’ll have the ticket sent to you.
When you get of the bus the entrance is right in front of you.
Car: Parking lots are available in the square in front of the building where we are training. It cost’s 40 kronor/day or 5 kronor/hour and you can pay with card or coins.
To get to the entrance, just walk around the building.
Eating:
There are a couple of places around the area where you can get a decent lunch. On Saturday, when the lunch break is a little longer there’s enough time to walk down into central Linköping to get a bite if you want to. There’s also a a couple of convenience stores some 10 min walk from the venue.
We’ll have maps at the venue, and you can also have a look at the map below or at the information page to have an idea beforehand.
We will not arrange a Saturday eventing dinner for everyone, but feel free to ask for suggestions of where to eat before or during the Tai Kai. There’s no lack of nice restaurants in all price ranges in Linköping.
We will be selling some drinks and light snacks during Saturday and Sunday, but no regular food. The tap water is safe and good to drink, so we suggest you enjoy that as your training drink.
Store:
The instructors will be selling some of their own material during the training days. Keep a look out and talk to anyone of us in the staff (red/maoon shirts) or the instructor selling the material if you want to buy something.
Map
With the venue, bus stop, parking lots and some restaurants and convenience stores marked.
https://maps.google.se/maps/
From blogurl:tazziedevil.wordpress.com - Google Blog Search by Duncan Stewart
This entry was posted on September 27, 2012 at 1:51 am and is filed under Uncategorized . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.…From Budoshop by BUDOSHOP.SE
If you get redirected back to the blog when you click on the https://www.budoshop.se/store/ link you need to clear your cache.
I have checked everything and as far as I can see the store seem to work fine. If you have problems, please let me know! Comment here twitter to @budoshop, facebook or by e-mail.
Sorry for the delay!
Mats…
From BUJINKAN TASMANIA by Duncan Stewart
Don`t seek to improve. Seek to learn how to endure and maintain the spirit of Heijoushin and Fudoushin.
There is no limit to Budo. There are limits to sports. People must retire or become a coach after a certain period in the sporting world.
Budo is not a sport. We train and study for life, not to win. To win is the concept of a fighter. The feeling of the Budoka is that of surviving. Winning and losing, strength and weakness have no meaning in the real world. Survival requires the living entity to understand that “change” and “adaptability” is the key point ( kaname ).
Therefore, the kaname is forever changing and evolving. This has been the essence of the nine schools that comprise the Bujinkan for thousands of years. Soke trusts this and thus, does nothing to change it. This is wisdom. People attempt to change things because it does not fit with their concept of what martial arts is. They therefore are not really listening to thousands of years of blood,sweat and tears. Do people really think they know better than 2000 years of knowledge after only 25 years of training in the modern world? Soke doesn`t. He has been training for over 50 years and still listens and follows his teachers words and teachings.
This is why I look at the evolution of the Bujinkan through the concept of Shu Ha Ri. We are seeing the evolution of a man ( soke ) and his training path from beginning to end. The most important thing is to search for the Kaname of this process. Takamatsu Sensei apparently said that the most important thing is “sincerity” or magakoro.
Keep training and polish your heart under the sword that cuts away ones vices so you may clearly see the way of living as a martial artist in tune with nature.
忍
This is the path I try to walk.
From blogurl:tazziedevil.wordpress.com - Google Blog Search by Duncan Stewart
Don`t seek to improve. Seek to learn how to endure and maintain the spirit of Heijoushin and Fudoushin. There is no limit to Budo. There are limits to sports. People must retire or become a coach after a certain period in the sporting world.…