Description
Shiroku ban (130mm x 188mm) size 184 pages.
In English.
Author: Masao Kagawa
- Contents
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Chapter 1
Something We Have to Look for by Ourselves#Shape of the Future
#Younger Days
#Karate-do as Hope
#Teikyo University Karate-do Club
#My Will -
Chapter 2
How Can You Be Strong?#The Way of the Instructor
#Abandoning Myself
#The Opponent I Must Defeat
#The Decision to Win or Lose -
Chapter 3
“The Power Which Changes and the Power Which Makes You Change”#The Limitations of “I will Show You”
#What Should be Changed
#Laying the Foundations for the First Victory
#How to Make Them Think
#’Explanation’ and ‘Disclosure of Information’
#Good Tradition and Bad Tradition
#The Importance of Winning. -
Chapter 4
Budo or Sports#Is Competition Necessary in Budo?
#A Trial and An Error for Modernization
#Karate-do Theory by Sensei Nakayama
#Open your heart and Cultivating Future
#The Meaning of ‘Sundome”
#Fight and The Method of Yakusoku Kumite -
Chapter 5
Controlling the Heart and Body#Learning from Wheelchair Karate-do
#The Power Which is Generated by “the Movement of Whip”
#A Technique You Withdraw and a Creativity whichYou Support
#Punch by Pulling the Hand
#Breaking Form
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About the Author
Masao Kagawa Masao Kagawa was born in Osaka, Japan in 1955. He is a Japan Karatedo Federation 8th dan, Director of Japan Karatedo Federation National Team Training Committee, Adviser of World Karate Federation Technical Committee, Director and Shihan of Teikyo University Karate-do Club, and Shuseki Shihan of NPO Japan Karate Shoto Federation. As a competitor, he reached the top levels in both Kumite and Kata. As a coach his teams’ titles include: “The 1st IBUSZ World Cup” Team Kata (Gold), “The 28th National Karate-do Championships” Kumite and Kata (Gold), and “The 3rd Shoto Cup, World Karate-do Championships” Kumite (Gold). In addition, he has coached Teikyo University Karate-do’s Team to title victories in four different divisions. He also led the team four years successively with three gold medal winners. His skill formerly as a competitor and now as a coach is highly respected. Mr. Kagawa continues to promote karate-do not only within Japan but worldwide.
