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“Bunkai” is often taken to mean application, but is more literally translated as “analysis”.
“Jutsu” means “method”.
Many traditional martial arts have been dumbed down for numerous political/social reasons as well as conversion into sport.
I’m here to help serious martial artists attain a more complete understanding and experience of the art that they love.

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