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FRANK TORTOSA

jueves, 1 de septiembre de 2011


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FRANK TORTOSA
Was born on November 8, 1968 Year of the Monkey under the influence of Scorpio in the city of Almeria, southern Spain.

His first brush with the East was through his mother who introduced Transcendental Meditation when I was 7 years old, later also studied Shorinji Kenpo, Full Contac and other disciplines.

At 20 he was totally impressed when he attended his first Taikai in Spain.


Then he began to question the training.
At that time, Frank began looking for a real transmitter of the teachings of Hatsumi Sensei Budo. After 5 years of attendance at courses, seminars and Taikai worldwide found that is his teacher and friend Pedro Fleitas. Had the great honor to be considered for this for Shodan and after years of study and more than a hundred courses around the world, travels to Japan to receive directly the teachings of Soke himself and take the test of Go Dan. Currently Shinan (12 Dan) Sui Gyo and his nom de guerre is Tai Ryu (Dragon Patient). It is also a 3rd Dan by the Spanish Federation of Olympic Wrestling and Associated Disciplines (FEL).

Superior National Master Level III (SDP Bujinkan) FEL.

Master Yoga, Pilates, Qi Gong and Naturopath (chiropractor, osteopath and acupuncturist) recognized by the Spanish Federation of Professionals in Naturopathy in 2339 the number of schools in this prestigious institution.
Realizing you have a large magnitude considered the Taikai, courses and seminars in its formation, its center is the highest number of national and international seminars Budo Taijutsu performed, Tai Chi and Yoga in Spain as a supplement and aid for training of their students.

Collaborating with Pedro Fleitas of major projects currently developed by the worldwide Bujinkan and work tirelessly to bring every day the Bujinkan all citizens not only in Spain but throughout the world.
His recent projects focus on translation and dissemination of very important books written in Japanese, a documentary film recording with the great shihan Pedro Fleitas of Spain, Zapatero Pedro, Miguel Sanz .. of course combined with regular classes and seminars throughout Europe .
You can visit their website: http://www.bujinkanalmeria.com/

- Also his "dojo", rated amongst the best in the world, like their classes.
Some of his phrases
· "If you want to finish something, if you want success so willing to immediately get to a result, it is better not start"
· "Is not overcome with effort, if not win easily"
TEACHER, tell me about ... WHAT IS EXPECTED OF A STUDENT?
April 14, 2008
Today I would read this.
- Have the heart of a child to listen. Sometimes we want to hear and understand screaming while we were deaf .- Do not expect anything and be strong as you can .- If you choke patience, learning to walk above the water .- The intent is not easy to give them more laps things are not worth much time, you do .- Do not get on tiptoe to be higher from the bottom there is also a wonderful perspective .- Accepts and respects your feelings, you say, you do ... but think it's just your truth . The infinite universe is infinite and its truths. It also accepts and respects .- To help your neighbor does not mean you need something ... anything but tell friend .- The action taken is worth the time spent talking about it .- The flowers adorn a house but killed a garden .- Less is more.
Tomorrow I'll tell you: a big hug Master
Frank J. Tortosa

FRANK TORTOSA


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FRANK TORTOSA
Was born on November 8, 1968 Year of the Monkey under the influence of Scorpio in the city of Almeria, southern Spain.

His first brush with the East was through his mother who introduced Transcendental Meditation when I was 7 years old, later also studied Shorinji Kenpo, Full Contac and other disciplines.

At 20 he was totally impressed when he attended his first Taikai in Spain.


Then he began to question the training.
At that time, Frank began looking for a real transmitter of the teachings of Hatsumi Sensei Budo. After 5 years of attendance at courses, seminars and Taikai worldwide found that is his teacher and friend Pedro Fleitas. Had the great honor to be considered for this for Shodan and after years of study and more than a hundred courses around the world, travels to Japan to receive directly the teachings of Soke himself and take the test of Go Dan. Currently Shinan (12 Dan) Sui Gyo and his nom de guerre is Tai Ryu (Dragon Patient). It is also a 3rd Dan by the Spanish Federation of Olympic Wrestling and Associated Disciplines (FEL).

Superior National Master Level III (SDP Bujinkan) FEL.

Master Yoga, Pilates, Qi Gong and Naturopath (chiropractor, osteopath and acupuncturist) recognized by the Spanish Federation of Professionals in Naturopathy in 2339 the number of schools in this prestigious institution.
Realizing you have a large magnitude considered the Taikai, courses and seminars in its formation, its center is the highest number of national and international seminars Budo Taijutsu performed, Tai Chi and Yoga in Spain as a supplement and aid for training of their students.

Collaborating with Pedro Fleitas of major projects currently developed by the worldwide Bujinkan and work tirelessly to bring every day the Bujinkan all citizens not only in Spain but throughout the world.
His recent projects focus on translation and dissemination of very important books written in Japanese, a documentary film recording with the great shihan Pedro Fleitas of Spain, Zapatero Pedro, Miguel Sanz .. of course combined with regular classes and seminars throughout Europe .
You can visit their website: http://www.bujinkanalmeria.com/

- Also his "dojo", rated amongst the best in the world, like their classes.
Some of his phrases
· "If you want to finish something, if you want success so willing to immediately get to a result, it is better not start"
· "Is not overcome with effort, if not win easily"
TEACHER, tell me about ... WHAT IS EXPECTED OF A STUDENT?
April 14, 2008
Today I would read this.
- Have the heart of a child to listen. Sometimes we want to hear and understand screaming while we were deaf .- Do not expect anything and be strong as you can .- If you choke patience, learning to walk above the water .- The intent is not easy to give them more laps things are not worth much time, you do .- Do not get on tiptoe to be higher from the bottom there is also a wonderful perspective .- Accepts and respects your feelings, you say, you do ... but think it's just your truth . The infinite universe is infinite and its truths. It also accepts and respects .- To help your neighbor does not mean you need something ... anything but tell friend .- The action taken is worth the time spent talking about it .- The flowers adorn a house but killed a garden .- Less is more.
Tomorrow I'll tell you: a big hug Master
Frank J. Tortosa

PEDRO FLEITAS


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Pedro Fleitas- Islas Canarias, España-
http://pedrofleitasgonzalez.blogspot.com/

He lives in the city of Telde where its Dojo and teaches regularly. Through his years of training in more than 30 trips to Japan following the Soke Masaaki Hatsumi around the World Seminars dictated his teacher, gives us the teachings he received from Soke.
Among his outstanding citations and honors received on each trip around the world, it is noteworthy that received the medal of honor of the Bujinkan on December 2, 1991 in the City of Tokyo (Japan). Currently traveling around the world broadcasting, according to personal interpretation, the teachings of Soke Masaaki Hatsumi.
Organize Taikais worldwide, the latest in Madrid on 09/10/11 November 2007.
He has written several books on martial arts and has directed several videos about the Bujinkan martial arts.
He is currently a student who possesses the highest degree of Bujinkan Dojo martial arts, as a student of Soke Masaaki Hastumi.
Shihan Pedro Fleitas is working in the prestigious WELCOME ABOARD Sonsoles Artigas led a section called White Dragon. This section is dedicated to the Bujinkan martial arts and wellness, health, Buddhism, etc..

Pedro Fleitas is a humble person in his nature, but a great human being full of experience which he shares with his heart. Peter is a privileged and fortunate to have found a Grand Master as Hatsumi Sensei and his family (Okus), and through this have made great martial brothers and friends beyond the borders.


His name is Unryu Budo, meaning "the Dragon in the Clouds." Warrior name than his teacher Masaaki Hatsumi awarded.

According to Pedro Fleitas, "the most important in budo is the concept of mutual respect incredibly mixed with patience and perseverance.


When not in the dojo combines his work as a therapist with seminars providing acupuncture, osteopathy, chiropractic, Amatsu Tatara, naturopathy, homeopathy, among other disciplines.
can learn more from visiting Shihan Pedro Fleitas on their websites;


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PEDRO FLEITAS


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Pedro Fleitas- Islas Canarias, España-
http://pedrofleitasgonzalez.blogspot.com/

He lives in the city of Telde where its Dojo and teaches regularly. Through his years of training in more than 30 trips to Japan following the Soke Masaaki Hatsumi around the World Seminars dictated his teacher, gives us the teachings he received from Soke.
Among his outstanding citations and honors received on each trip around the world, it is noteworthy that received the medal of honor of the Bujinkan on December 2, 1991 in the City of Tokyo (Japan). Currently traveling around the world broadcasting, according to personal interpretation, the teachings of Soke Masaaki Hatsumi.
Organize Taikais worldwide, the latest in Madrid on 09/10/11 November 2007.
He has written several books on martial arts and has directed several videos about the Bujinkan martial arts.
He is currently a student who possesses the highest degree of Bujinkan Dojo martial arts, as a student of Soke Masaaki Hastumi.
Shihan Pedro Fleitas is working in the prestigious WELCOME ABOARD Sonsoles Artigas led a section called White Dragon. This section is dedicated to the Bujinkan martial arts and wellness, health, Buddhism, etc..

Pedro Fleitas is a humble person in his nature, but a great human being full of experience which he shares with his heart. Peter is a privileged and fortunate to have found a Grand Master as Hatsumi Sensei and his family (Okus), and through this have made great martial brothers and friends beyond the borders.


His name is Unryu Budo, meaning "the Dragon in the Clouds." Warrior name than his teacher Masaaki Hatsumi awarded.

According to Pedro Fleitas, "the most important in budo is the concept of mutual respect incredibly mixed with patience and perseverance.


When not in the dojo combines his work as a therapist with seminars providing acupuncture, osteopathy, chiropractic, Amatsu Tatara, naturopathy, homeopathy, among other disciplines.
can learn more from visiting Shihan Pedro Fleitas on their websites;


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MIGUEL SANZ


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MIGUEL ANGEL SANZ



contact:fudoshin_madrid@yahoo.es













Excellent teacher, develops techniques learned from his teacher budotaijutsu Pedro Fleitas.






In his lectures widely produced the subject, developing the possibilities that could happen in real life and offering an agenda based on the teachings received from his teacher.






His students, with the satisfaction of your company and learn, are motivated by both individual and general explanations and constant vigilance does not stop for everyone to complete their training.






Each class spends a few words of care for each one of us is more himself and in tune with others, developed not only in the martial aspect, but also on the staff.


ARTICLE OF MIGUEL ANGEL SANZ:


Pedro Seminar Fletitas - Argentina
For Shidoshi Rivera Miguel Ángel Sanz (Spain)

The first thing I want is to express my thanks to everyone who were at the seminar, those who had the pleasure of knowing, especially Carla, Samantha, Maxi, Nestor and Christian, who made my stay out there as being at home and of course Pedro Fleitas, teacher and friend, my eternal gratitude.


It is very difficult to express all the emotions that I lived there .... so I'll try not to think too much and let those feelings erupt in a natural way ..... There is something that seems magical to me, and are in the Bujinkan seminars, there will always more, I think this was the best and the next full you even more, if the following is better ..... is difficult to find something in life that has as much freshness right?. If you do not stop training, you are always growing and your vision is becoming much wider, so each seminar is better because you grow, and we can also understand the Soke, because we have grown up around it ah! Entrenéis is also important that instructors have a sense correct and enhance your development, this is something that you will feel, do not think too much.
All this also shows, on the other hand, we do not know as much as we think and we must always be students and continue training with that mentality.

This workshop, like others I've been lucky enough to accompany Peter was very nice but very intense, and not just limited to training, it is very important to observe and listen. Watch as giving classes such as speaking with other students regardless of degree but the person he talks to people who have nothing to do with the Bujinkan ...... for a Ninja is very important to learn to be a successful person in life and move in the right way. It may seem strange, but when I travel with Peter or attend their seminars, what I focus on is LISTEN, I do not mind the seminar certainly going to be good, I will listen and learn, I have very fond memories of conversations eating, walking, drinking a beer ..... that's when my eyes shine like diamonds, but I do not relax too much to forget that Peter always have to be very helpful. Then transmits these conversations my students to also enjoy them ..... do not forget that the heart is most important. I could talk for hours of those times ........ We must learn to observe and listen not only with the eyes and ears, but with your whole body and heart.

The course work Uke, which is a gift for what you get, but it is also confusing, since Peter has been working non-form and not intent, is very difficult to attack something that has no form or intention I also understood a little more Jupp Sessho and I was fortunate to train with people of varying degrees. I was impressed and felt very happy with the warmth of the people and their gratitude and respect. Not everyone has the same opportunities to travel, but they turn when they come to teach, Pedro told me long ago "if you can not train with Soke, trains with sihanada."

We learn more things we think we have learned, and eventually flow spontaneously, like the memories I have emerged as he wrote.
I can not conclude without saying how special it was for me Argentina, the deal so good that I received from the Christian organizers and Nestor, with friends and thanks Peter for all and forever ah the party and speak at another time .. .........
Shihan Pedro Fleitas commented, "I can really consider myself a student of Hatsumi Sensei?"
I do not come here to teach budo, here and there are very good instructors, I come because I know I bring something good for their lives, and that is important "





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MIGUEL SANZ


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MIGUEL ANGEL SANZ



contact:fudoshin_madrid@yahoo.es













Excellent teacher, develops techniques learned from his teacher budotaijutsu Pedro Fleitas.






In his lectures widely produced the subject, developing the possibilities that could happen in real life and offering an agenda based on the teachings received from his teacher.






His students, with the satisfaction of your company and learn, are motivated by both individual and general explanations and constant vigilance does not stop for everyone to complete their training.






Each class spends a few words of care for each one of us is more himself and in tune with others, developed not only in the martial aspect, but also on the staff.


ARTICLE OF MIGUEL ANGEL SANZ:


Pedro Seminar Fletitas - Argentina
For Shidoshi Rivera Miguel Ángel Sanz (Spain)

The first thing I want is to express my thanks to everyone who were at the seminar, those who had the pleasure of knowing, especially Carla, Samantha, Maxi, Nestor and Christian, who made my stay out there as being at home and of course Pedro Fleitas, teacher and friend, my eternal gratitude.


It is very difficult to express all the emotions that I lived there .... so I'll try not to think too much and let those feelings erupt in a natural way ..... There is something that seems magical to me, and are in the Bujinkan seminars, there will always more, I think this was the best and the next full you even more, if the following is better ..... is difficult to find something in life that has as much freshness right?. If you do not stop training, you are always growing and your vision is becoming much wider, so each seminar is better because you grow, and we can also understand the Soke, because we have grown up around it ah! Entrenéis is also important that instructors have a sense correct and enhance your development, this is something that you will feel, do not think too much.
All this also shows, on the other hand, we do not know as much as we think and we must always be students and continue training with that mentality.

This workshop, like others I've been lucky enough to accompany Peter was very nice but very intense, and not just limited to training, it is very important to observe and listen. Watch as giving classes such as speaking with other students regardless of degree but the person he talks to people who have nothing to do with the Bujinkan ...... for a Ninja is very important to learn to be a successful person in life and move in the right way. It may seem strange, but when I travel with Peter or attend their seminars, what I focus on is LISTEN, I do not mind the seminar certainly going to be good, I will listen and learn, I have very fond memories of conversations eating, walking, drinking a beer ..... that's when my eyes shine like diamonds, but I do not relax too much to forget that Peter always have to be very helpful. Then transmits these conversations my students to also enjoy them ..... do not forget that the heart is most important. I could talk for hours of those times ........ We must learn to observe and listen not only with the eyes and ears, but with your whole body and heart.

The course work Uke, which is a gift for what you get, but it is also confusing, since Peter has been working non-form and not intent, is very difficult to attack something that has no form or intention I also understood a little more Jupp Sessho and I was fortunate to train with people of varying degrees. I was impressed and felt very happy with the warmth of the people and their gratitude and respect. Not everyone has the same opportunities to travel, but they turn when they come to teach, Pedro told me long ago "if you can not train with Soke, trains with sihanada."

We learn more things we think we have learned, and eventually flow spontaneously, like the memories I have emerged as he wrote.
I can not conclude without saying how special it was for me Argentina, the deal so good that I received from the Christian organizers and Nestor, with friends and thanks Peter for all and forever ah the party and speak at another time .. .........
Shihan Pedro Fleitas commented, "I can really consider myself a student of Hatsumi Sensei?"
I do not come here to teach budo, here and there are very good instructors, I come because I know I bring something good for their lives, and that is important "





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PEDRO ZAPATERO


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Shihan Pedro Zapatero


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Shihan Pedro Zapatero


This information comes from the website of Peter Shoemaker






This information page is relative to the activity of Bujinkan Dojo. The precept of this page is to convey my experiences during training and that well-directed by my teacher Pedro Fleitas,counting have paid off today with a number of Bujinkan Dojos spread throughout Spain.

Currently our training center is located in Villalbilla (Madrid) from here classes are heldMonday through Thursday. I think it's our responsibility as practitioners of Bujinkan Dojo pass that legacy of life so important that Soke Hatsumi Sensei us has allowed us to live and to witness the recent history of our martial art, from here I invite you to participate in thiswonderful world that is Bujinkan. We want to learn the principles heart of our martial art andso we know that the main thing is self-defense, that's our main objective, but this requirestraining in balance through the physical, mental and spiritual. People must learn to be correct and from there to help others.

We are protected by the Spanish Olympic Wrestling Federation and Associated Disciplines as "Sambo Self Defense Bujinkan" and currently our president is William Lugo from Tenerife. If you wish to inform you of this chapter also important in our martial art can do through us or directly to the Federation.

Do not forget that Bujinkan dojo is a recognized brand in Spain. That is an International Association with rules and norms to be followed by its members and as such must be fulfilled,without objection.

PEDRO ZAPATERO


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Shihan Pedro Zapatero


web Pedro Zapatero







Shihan Pedro Zapatero


This information comes from the website of Peter Shoemaker






This information page is relative to the activity of Bujinkan Dojo. The precept of this page is to convey my experiences during training and that well-directed by my teacher Pedro Fleitas,counting have paid off today with a number of Bujinkan Dojos spread throughout Spain.

Currently our training center is located in Villalbilla (Madrid) from here classes are heldMonday through Thursday. I think it's our responsibility as practitioners of Bujinkan Dojo pass that legacy of life so important that Soke Hatsumi Sensei us has allowed us to live and to witness the recent history of our martial art, from here I invite you to participate in thiswonderful world that is Bujinkan. We want to learn the principles heart of our martial art andso we know that the main thing is self-defense, that's our main objective, but this requirestraining in balance through the physical, mental and spiritual. People must learn to be correct and from there to help others.

We are protected by the Spanish Olympic Wrestling Federation and Associated Disciplines as "Sambo Self Defense Bujinkan" and currently our president is William Lugo from Tenerife. If you wish to inform you of this chapter also important in our martial art can do through us or directly to the Federation.

Do not forget that Bujinkan dojo is a recognized brand in Spain. That is an International Association with rules and norms to be followed by its members and as such must be fulfilled,without objection.

JOSE GARCIA


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JOSE FRANCISCO GARCIA
SHIHAN BUJINKAN





JOSE GARCIA Y HATSUMI SENSEI
TAIKAI AÑO 95

NAGARE DOJO-HUERCAL DE ALMERIA-
Calle Esmeralda, S/N Huércal de Almería (Almería)Urbanización Los Pinos
BUJINKAN EN HUERCAL DE ALMERIA

SHIHAN JOSE GARCIA


ENTRENAMIENTO

DIA: MARTES Y JUEVES

MAS INFORMACION
http://bujinkannagare.com/
http://bujinkannagare.com/


miguel y jose - Japón 2010 - Bujinkan Frank Dojo .

JOSE FRANCISCO GARCIA
BUJINKAN SHIHAN

Jose is an excellent person and a great teacher. Her classes are dynamic and complete.
His habit is to start with a good warm up run around the dojo practicing ukemis, kaiten and many fun games that make the sacrifice enjoyment.
BuyUSA tremble when they see him holding a bo or any long gun he used to make us roll and jump through the mat.
His taijutsu is special in any situation themselves and do not mind explaining to his colleagues or students have any secret technique. His techniques are dynamic, full of life, control and direction, encouraging non-stop with the feeling that any technique is good if you get to save her life.

Currently teaches at-Nagaredojo-ALMERIA

http://bujinkannagare.com/


LIFE IS CHANGE

September 29, 2010

by: José Francisco - Oni Ryu Gami -

Sometimes, live or die may be a change of direction. Perhaps this change brought you back to reality, or perhaps the opposite, did you miss even in the darkness of your mind. Take the right direction, take the road of life.

What is the right direction? When do I have to take it? At what point?

The "change" means changing sometimes not all, if not fit the circumstances. It is essential to have that willingness to change whenever necessary. We understand "Change", in this case as "Adaptation". I adapt and change, in short, I adapt and produce a change in the way you look, feel or do something. It can be something concrete, or a more general circumstances.

Usually small things that together, they trigger changes importantes.miguel and jose - Japan 2010 - Bujinkan Dojo Frank

It can be sometimes difficult to determine a good direction to take, and not fall into the trap of misunderstanding.

I am convinced that one kokoro "healthy" may be able to find the answer. If there is doubt, your teacher is always there.

Over time many changes occur, we must consider them part of life itself. Nature is constantly changing and adapting with amazing ease. Sometimes it is not pleasant, but necessary for the proper balance of all its elements.

Make your life more "Shizen" and the changes are a part of your life.

If someone around you changes unexpectedly, do not be too surprised, perhaps needed to be produced. We are accustomed to the changes are progressive, this is more accessible to the intellect of others, but if they occur spontaneously, the impact is more noticeable and probably more difficult to assimilate. You may already are occurring, you may not realize. Keep an open mind and understand.

Nothing in life stays the same forever. Nace, changes, dies, depending on who, born again, and again change to die. The cycle may or may not close, depends on one's spiritual beliefs.

Anyway, we are part of that cycle. You can not get away from it even if you want, you can not drop it .. Everything goes on, with or without you.

Remember that you are important, valid and necessary for the natural balance.

Feeling the Budo is to understand that cycle. To feel is to live. If your senses do not perceive this, nothing happens, just a matter of time. Our Soke Hatsumi Sensei said recently in Ayase, Japan in one of his classes, "Try to feel your hands, through them you can see the intention of your opponent and know you'll do."

Concept may feel difficult, or maybe not so much? Have you ever heard inside?:

Have you ever put your hand on your wife's belly before giving birth?, Did you feel life?

Have you ever put your hand in front of your child, friend ... when he was sick? Did you feel something more than a few degrees of heat?

Perhaps you gave someone a pat on the back giving mood? Did you feel your concern?

Did you see the joy contained, when you felt his body shudder through your hands?

How about that handshake transmitted?

How did you feel in that hug?

I do not think it takes place more examples.

If we live in a world of sensations, pleasant and nice, why not take advantage.

The senses are there, some may sleep in silence, waiting to sprout. Let go and live your life really. We are not just body or physical matter, our essence is within ourselves. Do not hide it too, makes no sense, share it with others. A Okuda is a good time for it.

My trip to Japan in July 2010 was different again. Change combined with the sensations experienced. It is true that everything is physically more or less the same, but changes are taking place gradually in oneself, one can not be exactly the same every year, we have experienced more things and more experience, that you will make you change some habits or creates new ones.

So your experience of change is evident.

A clear example can you see if you observe the pictures of previous years, there is a physical change in my BuyUSA and myself, this difference inevitably extends to your spiritual facet.

Analyzing the sensations experienced, observed as a result of my vision I do not make the mistake of viewing sites with total determination to be known, but so are many, if not, almost as if for the first time if you act this way, it can make you see things you did not see at other times. With so your sense of place is growing enormously. Without realizing it has changed, though it is the same thing and still in the same place, do not see it as before, now has a small connotation that makes you perceive it differently.

All this experience is subsequently reflected in your training in the dojo, in relation to your Buyu ... in your life.

Make the living, because it depends on your development as a person.

A good person is good martial artist, a good artist in a good warrior, a good warrior is a good person who lives for peace.

I wish you to be good warriors. Be happy.

I look back and see years of practice, courses, training, ... I look forward and seems even longer way.
Seeking the middle of the scale and see the present, which is where I am, and the important final.
My present the result of my past and starting point of a future not yet exist.

And suddenly comes Judan, what a surprise!
The nerves emerge, the sweat flows, the tears are present.
The short-lived internal struggle to control emotions arise is almost transparent. The "ki" which flows altered, directed my steps to meet, the hands tremble slightly and breathing choppy. The big hug attenuates the situation.
It's almost like spending another Sakki Test.
With the simplicity and depth of a Haiku, it takes time.
Unforgettable sensation.

It is a step closer to somewhere. What feelings come over, what will fill our hearts more concepts.
Once past the time and day, my inner peace becomes even more present. The training continues.

Such are the emotions as they come, they go, but the feeling here is almost palpable.

I wish the best for both those who believe and those who do not. Believing in someone is to trust that person and therefore be honest with him and with himself.

Kankaku: feeling, sincerity. Can not be honest with others and not be himself, is totally incompatible. It is a delusion.

Enjoy life and be glad for the good of others, if not, will never be a good person, a good budoka and a good warrior.
I end by thanking my teacher, Frank, the confidence in me, as well as the shihan who supported me at the time.

I can not forget my BuyUSA for your kind patience and my students, who accompanied me unconditionally every day in training. They have given me the opportunity to progress gradually in this long journey that still continues, and expand within a budo.

"Cold morning
stares
Tobu Noda. "

.... Domo Arigato

José F º

JOSE GARCIA


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JOSE FRANCISCO GARCIA
SHIHAN BUJINKAN





JOSE GARCIA Y HATSUMI SENSEI
TAIKAI AÑO 95

NAGARE DOJO-HUERCAL DE ALMERIA-
Calle Esmeralda, S/N Huércal de Almería (Almería)Urbanización Los Pinos
BUJINKAN EN HUERCAL DE ALMERIA

SHIHAN JOSE GARCIA


ENTRENAMIENTO

DIA: MARTES Y JUEVES

MAS INFORMACION
http://bujinkannagare.com/
http://bujinkannagare.com/


miguel y jose - Japón 2010 - Bujinkan Frank Dojo .

JOSE FRANCISCO GARCIA
BUJINKAN SHIHAN

Jose is an excellent person and a great teacher. Her classes are dynamic and complete.
His habit is to start with a good warm up run around the dojo practicing ukemis, kaiten and many fun games that make the sacrifice enjoyment.
BuyUSA tremble when they see him holding a bo or any long gun he used to make us roll and jump through the mat.
His taijutsu is special in any situation themselves and do not mind explaining to his colleagues or students have any secret technique. His techniques are dynamic, full of life, control and direction, encouraging non-stop with the feeling that any technique is good if you get to save her life.

Currently teaches at-Nagaredojo-ALMERIA

http://bujinkannagare.com/


LIFE IS CHANGE

September 29, 2010

by: José Francisco - Oni Ryu Gami -

Sometimes, live or die may be a change of direction. Perhaps this change brought you back to reality, or perhaps the opposite, did you miss even in the darkness of your mind. Take the right direction, take the road of life.

What is the right direction? When do I have to take it? At what point?

The "change" means changing sometimes not all, if not fit the circumstances. It is essential to have that willingness to change whenever necessary. We understand "Change", in this case as "Adaptation". I adapt and change, in short, I adapt and produce a change in the way you look, feel or do something. It can be something concrete, or a more general circumstances.

Usually small things that together, they trigger changes importantes.miguel and jose - Japan 2010 - Bujinkan Dojo Frank

It can be sometimes difficult to determine a good direction to take, and not fall into the trap of misunderstanding.

I am convinced that one kokoro "healthy" may be able to find the answer. If there is doubt, your teacher is always there.

Over time many changes occur, we must consider them part of life itself. Nature is constantly changing and adapting with amazing ease. Sometimes it is not pleasant, but necessary for the proper balance of all its elements.

Make your life more "Shizen" and the changes are a part of your life.

If someone around you changes unexpectedly, do not be too surprised, perhaps needed to be produced. We are accustomed to the changes are progressive, this is more accessible to the intellect of others, but if they occur spontaneously, the impact is more noticeable and probably more difficult to assimilate. You may already are occurring, you may not realize. Keep an open mind and understand.

Nothing in life stays the same forever. Nace, changes, dies, depending on who, born again, and again change to die. The cycle may or may not close, depends on one's spiritual beliefs.

Anyway, we are part of that cycle. You can not get away from it even if you want, you can not drop it .. Everything goes on, with or without you.

Remember that you are important, valid and necessary for the natural balance.

Feeling the Budo is to understand that cycle. To feel is to live. If your senses do not perceive this, nothing happens, just a matter of time. Our Soke Hatsumi Sensei said recently in Ayase, Japan in one of his classes, "Try to feel your hands, through them you can see the intention of your opponent and know you'll do."

Concept may feel difficult, or maybe not so much? Have you ever heard inside?:

Have you ever put your hand on your wife's belly before giving birth?, Did you feel life?

Have you ever put your hand in front of your child, friend ... when he was sick? Did you feel something more than a few degrees of heat?

Perhaps you gave someone a pat on the back giving mood? Did you feel your concern?

Did you see the joy contained, when you felt his body shudder through your hands?

How about that handshake transmitted?

How did you feel in that hug?

I do not think it takes place more examples.

If we live in a world of sensations, pleasant and nice, why not take advantage.

The senses are there, some may sleep in silence, waiting to sprout. Let go and live your life really. We are not just body or physical matter, our essence is within ourselves. Do not hide it too, makes no sense, share it with others. A Okuda is a good time for it.

My trip to Japan in July 2010 was different again. Change combined with the sensations experienced. It is true that everything is physically more or less the same, but changes are taking place gradually in oneself, one can not be exactly the same every year, we have experienced more things and more experience, that you will make you change some habits or creates new ones.

So your experience of change is evident.

A clear example can you see if you observe the pictures of previous years, there is a physical change in my BuyUSA and myself, this difference inevitably extends to your spiritual facet.

Analyzing the sensations experienced, observed as a result of my vision I do not make the mistake of viewing sites with total determination to be known, but so are many, if not, almost as if for the first time if you act this way, it can make you see things you did not see at other times. With so your sense of place is growing enormously. Without realizing it has changed, though it is the same thing and still in the same place, do not see it as before, now has a small connotation that makes you perceive it differently.

All this experience is subsequently reflected in your training in the dojo, in relation to your Buyu ... in your life.

Make the living, because it depends on your development as a person.

A good person is good martial artist, a good artist in a good warrior, a good warrior is a good person who lives for peace.

I wish you to be good warriors. Be happy.

I look back and see years of practice, courses, training, ... I look forward and seems even longer way.
Seeking the middle of the scale and see the present, which is where I am, and the important final.
My present the result of my past and starting point of a future not yet exist.

And suddenly comes Judan, what a surprise!
The nerves emerge, the sweat flows, the tears are present.
The short-lived internal struggle to control emotions arise is almost transparent. The "ki" which flows altered, directed my steps to meet, the hands tremble slightly and breathing choppy. The big hug attenuates the situation.
It's almost like spending another Sakki Test.
With the simplicity and depth of a Haiku, it takes time.
Unforgettable sensation.

It is a step closer to somewhere. What feelings come over, what will fill our hearts more concepts.
Once past the time and day, my inner peace becomes even more present. The training continues.

Such are the emotions as they come, they go, but the feeling here is almost palpable.

I wish the best for both those who believe and those who do not. Believing in someone is to trust that person and therefore be honest with him and with himself.

Kankaku: feeling, sincerity. Can not be honest with others and not be himself, is totally incompatible. It is a delusion.

Enjoy life and be glad for the good of others, if not, will never be a good person, a good budoka and a good warrior.
I end by thanking my teacher, Frank, the confidence in me, as well as the shihan who supported me at the time.

I can not forget my BuyUSA for your kind patience and my students, who accompanied me unconditionally every day in training. They have given me the opportunity to progress gradually in this long journey that still continues, and expand within a budo.

"Cold morning
stares
Tobu Noda. "

.... Domo Arigato

José F º

NESTOR ISCOVI



NESTOR ISCOVI



Shihan Nestor Iscovi born April 27, 1967, practiced in the Bujinkan since 1988 and travels regularly to train with Soke Masaaki Hatsumi since 1993. The same has participated and organized seminars with key members of the Bujinkan which have contributed to its growth. Shihan Nestor Iscovi has received this year 2008 graduation 15 Dan awarded by Soke Masaaki Hatsumi.

To contact the contact Shihan Nestor Iscovi


DOJO MORYU


Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu

Shihan Nestor Iscovi - 15 Dan

Telfax: (54-11) - 4682-7187

2393 Pasaje Emilio Becher

bujinkanarg@gmail.com

Buenos Aires. Argentina
http://www.bujinkanarg.com.ar
MORYU DOJO - ARGENTINA

NESTOR ISCOVI



NESTOR ISCOVI



Shihan Nestor Iscovi born April 27, 1967, practiced in the Bujinkan since 1988 and travels regularly to train with Soke Masaaki Hatsumi since 1993. The same has participated and organized seminars with key members of the Bujinkan which have contributed to its growth. Shihan Nestor Iscovi has received this year 2008 graduation 15 Dan awarded by Soke Masaaki Hatsumi.

To contact the contact Shihan Nestor Iscovi


DOJO MORYU


Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu

Shihan Nestor Iscovi - 15 Dan

Telfax: (54-11) - 4682-7187

2393 Pasaje Emilio Becher

bujinkanarg@gmail.com

Buenos Aires. Argentina
http://www.bujinkanarg.com.ar
MORYU DOJO - ARGENTINA

PETROCCELLO

Shihan Christian Petroccello
Christian Petroccello en swari gata
Hatsumi sensei y Christian Petroccello Hatsumi sensei and Christian Petroccello.
Christian Petroccello con armadura yoroi Christian Petroccello (yoroi)

Shihan Christian Petroccello
Christian Christian Petroccello

Shihan Christian Petroccello is an instructor of the Bujinkan Dojo Budo Taijutsu, directly authorized by Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi Sensei to transmit the teachings of the nine ancient Japanese martial arts that make up the Bujinkan.

Bujinkan Martial Arts training since 1987. After his first trip to Japan in 1994, began sharing the teachings of the Bujinkan martial arts. He has since traveled to Japan every year, and can appreciate all the issues presented by Soke Hatsumi year after year.

Christian Petroccello has formed technical videos and written curriculum to assist the growth of the practitioners.
From 1997 to 2008 edited a publication called Tenchiwadô (Heaven and Earth in Harmony are the same) which was distributed over 20 countries, which helped to understand the historical, cultural and philosophical martial arts and Japan.
In 2003, he published his own book called Shinden "Transmission of Heart."
In 2004, the prestigious publishing house published his second book Kier entitled Ninjutsu, which is distributed throughout Argentina and Spanish speaking countries.
As in 2009, went to the public his third book entitled Ninpo & Budo, the Editorial Dunken. The book "Ninjutsu" and "Budo Ninpo &" have been committed by Soke Masaaki Hatsumi.
Travel and seminars

Their learning is enhanced with two or three annual trips to Japan where he took classes with Sensei Masaaki Hatsumi and several Japanese shihan, to continue expanding and deepening the true teachings.

He traveled to many places where he was invited to teach classes and courses with the mission to spread the martial arts Bujinkan. Since 1999, provides seminars annually in Germany, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Italy, Mexico, Sweden and Venezuela.
In recent trips have received several citations and plaques of recognition of different students of Bujinkan and members of the political, military, and martial artists. Note that in Italy has received from the Governor of Messina in Sicily, an honorable mention as a diffuser of the Bujinkan Martial Arts and Oriental Therapies. Also in the city of Atlixo in Mexico, was granted by the Mayor mention as an honorary member of the city.

Masaaki Hatsumi received master the distinction of a Gold Medal of Honour in recognition of his Bujinkan martial arts career.
Hatsumi Sensei and Hatsumi Sensei Christian and Christian Petroccello Petroccello.
Lessons

Petroccello Christian follows the teachings of Soke Masaaki Hatsumi with their own interpretation, trying to share as clear and straightforward martial traditions of the Bujinkan. His classes maintain the traditional spirit of the teachings received his annual trips to Japan.

Always has the emphasis on practice and life the Bufu San Kai. According to Soke Masaaki Hatsumi explains the universe is expressed in three ways (san kai) to persevere (Shinobi)

* My wo Shinobi (身 を 忍び) is having a trained body and kept in good condition to stay physically strong and resilient.
* Kokoro wo Shinobi (心 を 忍び): Refers to keep the conscious mind and enlarged with moderate persistence.
Shiki wo * Shinobi (識 を 忍び): The implementation is focused on an external and internal (omote and ura), which allow you to have spiritual strength, which gives total knowledge from wisdom.

Christian Petroccello war was called by Masaaki Hatsumi 天龙 Tenryu Soke. His martial name means "Dragon of Heaven."
Classes

Petroccello Shihan teaches at Castelar, Buenos Aires. His classes are currently being taught to adults of both sexes and children. It is responsible for instructors who teach in various places in Buenos Aires, Bahia Blanca, Mendoza and Sierra de la Ventana, and likewise in Brazil, Chile, and Mexico Ecuardor.

Throughout the year receives students from different countries who come to train. One Saturday a month also provides special class for black belts and instructors.

The class schedules are:

* Tuesday and Thursday from 21:00 to 22:30 Hs
* Saturday from 11:00 to 13:00 Hs
* Tuesday and Thursday from 18:30 to 19:30 Hs - Teaching Children (5 to 12 years)

Address the Dojo
Avenue I. Arias 3039, Castelar (postcode 1712)
Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Phone: (+54 11) 4458-2118


CONTACT

Bujinkan Tenryû dôjô - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Contacto: goushi@sion.com

http://www.bujinkandojo.com.ar/