And The Answer Is

[tshadowchaser]

I've decided to start a daily (except when I'm at camp in Aug.) quiz:
I'll ask one, or a couple questions each day. You answer then the next day I'll give the answer and ask another.
Yes I know some many be answered almost immediately and some people may disagree with my answers.
SO here goes:
5-4-12
1. who was the captain of the Chuck Norris Black Belt Team from 1967 to 1973?

2. what dose/did AOKF stand for?

3.Who founded the Aikikai of Great Britain in 1966?

 

[elder999]

I've decided to start a daily (except when I'm at camp in Aug.) quiz:
I'll ask one, or a couple questions each day. You answer then the next day I'll give the answer and ask another.
Yes I know some many be answered almost immediately and some people may disagree with my answers.
SO here goes:
5-4-12
1. who was the captain of the Chuck Norris Black Belt Team from 1967 to 1973?

2. what dose/did AOKF stand for?

3.Who founded the Aikikai of Great Britain in 1966?

1. John Natividad ? (fought him when I was 16, at Madison Square Garden!)

2. All Okinawa Karatedo Federation

3. I dunno.....

 

[Big Don]

42! The question, however, is wrong.

 

[tshadowchaser]

correct answers are:
1. Pat Johnson
2. All Okinawan Karate-do Federation ( good job Elder999)
3. Kazuo Chiba

 

[tshadowchaser]

Before I ask the next question if anyone disagrees with my answers we can start another thread for discussion on it

ok maybe some easier one today

5-5-12
questions:
1. who was the 1969 U.S. National Heavyweight Karate Champion in 1969

2. who coached the 1978 USA/AAU Karate Team

3. Former student of Tak Kubota and author of "Beginner's Karate"

 

[tshadowchaser]

WOW I must say some people would have some knowledge or at least guesses on these questions. OR is it that they concern martial arts history in this country and others and are not political ?
answers to yesterdays questions:
1.Joe Lewis
2. Chuck Merriman
3. Tonny Tulleners

 

[tshadowchaser]

Anyone notice that I dated the first two question posts for the year 2012 not 2014

Fridays questions:

1. Authored "Hsing-I Kung-Fu"

2.Bruce Lee's date of Birth

3. Japanese poem that expresses the poet's union with nature

 

[tshadowchaser]

answers to Fridays questions:

1. Tim Hackett
2. Nov. 27,1940
3. Haiku

 

[tshadowchaser]

Saturday 5-7-2014

1. Author of "Karate is MY Life"

2. Japans first Historian

3. Chinese saint of the martial arts

 

[Dirty Dog]

1 - Hirokazu Kanazawa

2 - I doubt that there can actually be a definitive answer to this.

3 - No clue.

 

[Buka]

Cool thread!

1 Hirokazu Kanazawa

2 Razan Hayashi

3 Lu Dongbin

 

[tshadowchaser]

wondering if I have this first answere correct or if there might be 2 answers my are. I agree there may not be a true answer to #2

1. Robert Trais
2. Jien
3. Kuan-Yu

 

[tshadowchaser]

Sunday the 8th

1. bow is what in Japanese
2.count Dante's real name
3.Chinese for "Martial Virtue"



As I have said before I may be wrong in some of my informATION SO FEEL FREE TO TELL ME IF YOU KNPW FOR SURE i AM

 

[Buka]

1 Ojigi (I wonder how many times we've all bowed over the years?)

2 John Keehan (A true wildman)

3 Wu De?

 

[tshadowchaser]

Good work Buka

1. Ojigi is correct and so is Yumi (different pronunciation of bow)
2 John Keehan is correct
3. wu te

 

[tshadowchaser]

Monday the 8th

maybe some more easy ones


1. what dose "Te" mean

2. who wrote "What is Karate"

3. In The Karate Kid the name of the "bad" school

 

[Kurai]

1. Hand

2. Masutatsu "Mas" Oyama

3. Cobra Kai

 

[Buka]

Yes, what Kurai said.

God, I loved the book What is Karate.

 

[tshadowchaser]

Great work Kurai all of your answers where correct

 

[tshadowchaser]

1. In 1964 who preformed what may have been the first "Kali" demonstration at the International Karate
Championships

2. Who is considered by many father of American Tae Kwon Do ( hint was in DC area)

3. Founder of the Shindo Iten ryu style of Akido

4. Japanese for side elbow strike