Can you identify

[tshadowchaser]

This could go in the study or bar area but it concerns Martial Arts terms, people, and objects, so I put it here. If the admins. feel it should go elsewhere please move it.
It simple, simply identify the what is listed. I'll start with ten somewhat easy ones.

1. Mas Oyama's karate instructor
2. The art of fast sword draw techniques
3. Korean for endurance
4. A Japanese chain
5. Second son of Gogen Yamaguchi
6. Japense pressing sword foot block
7. Name the four fighters to win the first PKA World titles
8. Chinese concept of "NO-Mind"
9. The classical Chinese "Book Of Changes"
10. A Hawaiian Sumo wrestler who was called "Takamiyama"

[RHD]

This could go in the study or bar area but it concerns Martial Arts terms, people, and objects, so I put it here. If the admins. feel it should go elsewhere please move it.
It simple, simply identify the what is listed. I'll start with ten somewhat easy ones.

1. Mas Oyama's karate instructor
2. The art of fast sword draw techniques
3. Korean for endurance
4. A Japanese chain
5. Second son of Gogen Yamaguchi
6. Japense pressing sword foot block
7. Name the four fighters to win the first PKA World titles
8. Chinese concept of "NO-Mind"
9. The classical Chinese "Book Of Changes"
10. A Hawaiian Sumo wrestler who was called "Takamiyama"

What is someone with too much time on thier hands? :)
Mike

[Aegis]

This could go in the study or bar area but it concerns Martial Arts terms, people, and objects, so I put it here. If the admins. feel it should go elsewhere please move it.
It simple, simply identify the what is listed. I'll start with ten somewhat easy ones.

1. Mas Oyama's karate instructor
2. The art of fast sword draw techniques
3. Korean for endurance
4. A Japanese chain
5. Second son of Gogen Yamaguchi
6. Japense pressing sword foot block
7. Name the four fighters to win the first PKA World titles
8. Chinese concept of "NO-Mind"
9. The classical Chinese "Book Of Changes"
10. A Hawaiian Sumo wrestler who was called "Takamiyama"

Kyokushinkai
Iaido
no idea for the other 8

[tshadowchaser]

Close on the first 2
1. Kyokushinkai is a style or system not the instructor The instructor (I belive was Neishu
2. Iaido or Iaijitsu are most likely both correct
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So here are 2 more

!.Author of "Mordern Bujutsu and Budo"
2. Who opened the first Tracy's franchise school (NOT TRACY Himslef)

[Cruentus]

9. I-Ching

[tshadowchaser]

9. I-Ching correct

how about
13. Who directed the fight scenes in "The Pink Panther"

[Eldritch Knight]

4. kusari
8. mushin
10. The first non-Japanese grand champion

[Aegis]

Close on the first 2
1. Kyokushinkai is a style or system not the instructor The instructor (I belive was Neishu


Evidently I have a blind spot for the word "instructor" :)

[tshadowchaser]

Eldrich Knight Correct answeres (Nice job)
As for #10 not sure if he was the first non Japanese champ or not Do you have a name for him?
I'll wait a day befor posting more. We still have unanswered:
3. Korean for endurance
5. Second son of Gogen Yamaguchi
6. Japense pressing sword foot block
7. Name the four fighters to win the first PKA World titles
1!.Author of "Mordern Bujutsu and Budo"
12. Who opened the first Tracy's franchise school (NOT TRACY Himslef)
10. A Hawaiian Sumo wrestler who was called "Takamiyama"
13. Who directed the fight scenes in "The Pink Panther"

So far this is going well.

[Cruentus]

I thought "Mushin" was Japanese? :idunno:

[tshadowchaser]

I belive the Chinese version is Wu-hsin

[wingchunner]

In jest:
1. Mas Oyama's karate instructor

Sensei

2. The art of fast sword draw techniques

sketching

3. Korean for endurance

So-Young Koh (The guy in The movie of a South Korean Marathon runner who while in America getting ready to run the LA marathon.)

4. A Japanese chain

Lawson
(IBM has signed a deal to sell 15,000 Linux computers to Lawson, a Japanese convenience store chain.)


5. Second son of Gogen Yamaguchi

Yamaguchi #2

6. Japense pressing sword foot block

Do you mean Japanese? It's translated into English as "Foot, no foot."

7. Name the four fighters to win the first PKA World titles

Don't know. Maybe you can find here: http://www.pka.com/

8. Chinese concept of "NO-Mind"

"Candle burn in temple at mountaintop, but nobody home."

9. The classical Chinese "Book Of Changes"

2004 Red Book for numismatics.

10. A Hawaiian Sumo wrestler who was called "Takamiyama"

knock knock. who's there. Takamiyama. Takamiyama who? Taka mi ya ma for some more good food!

[tshadowchaser]

Funny as hell but wrong only from the point of view thats not the answeres i was looking for. :) :idunno: :-partyon:

[tshadowchaser]

The answeres seemed to have stoped so I'll answere a few and leave a few more.

As for #10 not sure if he was the first non Japanese champ or not Do you have a name for him?
Jesse Kuhaulua

3. Korean for endurance
In Heh

5. Second son of Gogen Yamaguchi
Gogen Yamaguchi

6. Japense pressing sword foot block
Sokuto osae-uke

7. Name the four fighters to win the first PKA World titles
Joe Lewlis, Bill Wallace, Isaias Duenas, Jeff Smith
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Still to be answered:

1!.Author of "Mordern Bujutsu and Budo"

12. Who opened the first Tracy's franchise school (NOT TRACY Himslef)

13. Who directed the fight scenes in "The Pink Panther"

14. A famous Judo man rom Holland

15. A New York sensei who ounded the World Proffessional Karate Organization

16 Judo cross choke

17 1967 karate International Heavyweight Champion

[Aegis]

14: Anton Geesink
16: Juji-jime

[tshadowchaser]

Aegis good answers :-partyon:

[MichiganTKD]

1. Mas Oyama's karate instructor:
Gichin Funakoshi

2. The art of fast sword draw techniques
Iai-jitsu
3. Korean for endurance

4. A Japanese chain
Kusari
5. Second son of Gogen Yamaguchi
Gosen Yamaguchi
6. Japanese pressing sword foot block
Sokuto osae uke
7. Name the four fighters to win the first PKA World titles

8. Chinese concept of "NO-Mind"
mu-shin
9. The classical Chinese "Book Of Changes"
I-Ching
10. A Hawaiian Sumo wrestler who was called "Takamiyama"
Jesse Kuhaulua

[tshadowchaser]

Still to be answered:

1!.Author of "Mordern Bujutsu and Budo"

12. Who opened the first Tracy's franchise school (NOT TRACY Himslef)

13. Who directed the fight scenes in "The Pink Panther"

15. A New York sensei who ounded the World Proffessional Karate Organization

17 1967 karate International Heavyweight Champion

[Cthulhu]

1. Mas Oyama's karate instructor
2. The art of fast sword draw techniques
3. Korean for endurance
4. A Japanese chain
5. Second son of Gogen Yamaguchi
6. Japense pressing sword foot block
7. Name the four fighters to win the first PKA World titles
8. Chinese concept of "NO-Mind"
9. The classical Chinese "Book Of Changes"
10. A Hawaiian Sumo wrestler who was called "Takamiyama"

1) Funakoshi
2) Iaido/jutsu or battodo/jutsu
4) manrikigusari
8) I've seen wu-wei and wu-hsin. I believe wu-hsin is more 'correct'
9) I-ching
10) Jesse Kuhaulua

Cthulhu

[Cthulhu]

Still to be answered:

11.Author of "Mordern Bujutsu and Budo"



Donn F. Draeger

Cthulhu

[Disco]

13. Who directed the fight scenes in "The Pink Panther" -- Burt Kwouk

15. A New York sensei who ounded the World Proffessional Karate Organization -- Aaron Banks

17 1967 karate International Heavyweight Champion -- Victor Ryther

[tshadowchaser]

Burt Kwouk may be correct but my information said ED PARKER (I may be wong?)
17 1967 karate International Heavyweight Champion -- Victor Ryther
possible how about Joe Lewis ( to damn many champions)

Good answers

[Disco]

On the MGM Pink Panther web site, they list Kwouk.

Your right as to, too many champions. Back in the mid-late 60's early 70's, that was the hayday of martial arts tournaments.

[ShaolinWolf]

11. Author of "Mordern Bujutsu and Budo"
Donn F. Draeger
12. Who opened the first Tracy's franchise school (NOT TRACY Himself)

13. Who directed the fight scenes in "The Pink Panther"
Burt Kwouk
14. A famous Judo man from Holland
Willem Ruska
15. A New York sensei who founded the World Professional Karate Organization
Aaron Banks
16. Judo cross choke
Juji-Jime
17. 1967 karate International Heavyweight Champion
Victor Ryther

[ShaolinWolf]

Awww...dagnabit...I was writing this and you all answered the questions...lol...I did all this on my own...heheh...man, I should of done it faster...

[tshadowchaser]

ShaolinWolf nice job :cheers:
one still unanswered
12. Who opened the first Tracy's franchise school (NOT TRACY Himself)
there must be some kempo people out there with the answere> I'll wait till later tonight pr tomorrow to post a few more questions.
Great job to everyone