The Hidden Essence: "Go-no-Sen" — Watch Out or You'll Get Cut!
"Bugek" is a series that explores the essence of martial arts without being confined by forms and techniques. The goal is to delve into the core of martial arts practice and discover what truly matters to ensure a lifetime of victory and survival in the martial arts world.
In this DVD, there are no explanations of specific techniques or introductions to forms. Instead, it focuses on what one needs to do in life and martial arts to never lose and never die. It investigates the interconnectedness of martial arts principles, pursuing only the fundamental truths that govern combat and life.
Content Overview:
1. Attack is a Declaration of Self
- The concept that attacking is not just about physically striking, but an expression of one’s will and self-assertion in martial combat.
2. Think the Opponent is Superior
- The mindset of humility and respect in martial arts, where you acknowledge the superiority of your opponent, allowing you to learn and adapt more effectively in combat.
3. Draw Out the Opponent’s Opinion
- Understanding the psychology of your opponent and how to manipulate their reactions by subtly drawing out their thoughts and actions. This principle aligns with mental warfare in martial arts.
4. Learn the Interrelationship
- Exploring the deeper interconnection between practitioners in martial arts and how this mutual understanding can enhance one’s martial skill and overall strategy.
Instruction: Akira Hino Born in 1948, Akira Hino founded the Hino Martial Arts Institute in the 1990s with a focus on exploring the fundamental nature and training methods of martial arts. His approach extends beyond traditional martial arts, as he has collaborated with renowned choreographer William Forsythe in the realm of dance, integrating martial arts principles into movement education. Hino Sensei conducts martial arts workshops across Japan, including Tokyo and Osaka, as well as internationally, based in France. He also hosts "Meikyou Juku" seminars tailored for medical professionals.
Language: Japanese
Length: 1 hour
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