the flyer and Registration Application.

Meik Skoss holds okuden
mokuroku and shihan
Ellis Amdur is licensed in licenses in Toda-ha Buko-ryu,
Araki-ryu Torite-Kogusoku and go-mokuroku in Shinto
Muso-ryu jojutsu.
and Toda-ha Buko-ryu.
古
流
Araki Ryu has been described as
grappling with weapons. The techniques of the ryu employ similar
principles as in Greco-Roman
wrestling: speed, flexibility and
explosive force.
古
流
Shindō Musō-ryū (神道夢想流) is most
commonly known by its practice of jodo, is
a traditional school of the Japanese
martial art of jojutsu, or the art of wielding
the short staff. The technical purpose of
the art is to learn how to defeat a
Toda-ha Buko-ryu is a martial
tradition which specializes in the use
of the naginata. Its highest
teachings center around the
kagitsuki naginata, a weapon with a
small cross-bar, against both sword
and spear.
swordsman in combat using the jō, with
an emphasis on proper combative
distance, timing and concentration. The
system includes teachings of other
weapon systems which are contained in
Shintō Musō-ryū as auxiliary arts (Fuzoku
ryuha).
Toby Threadgill, kaicho &
menkyo kaiden, Takamura ha
Shindo Yoshin ryu
Takamura ha Shindo Yoshin ryu (高村派新道
古
流
楊心流) is a sogo bujutsu or comprehensive
martial art founded by Kuroda Clan retainer,
Matsuoka Katsunosuke. The Shindō Yōshinryū syllabus is heavily influenced by two
different lines of Yōshin-ryū, the Akiyama
Yōshin-ryū (Tenjin Shin'yō-ryū) and
Nakamura Yōshin Koryu (Totsuka ha Yōshinryū). Its weapons syllabus is descended from
Hokushin Itto ryu, Jikishinkage ryu and
Matsuzaki Shinkage ryu. Shindō Yōshin-ryū
waza generally emphasizes evasive tactics
expressed with very high levels of speed and
precision.
THIS KORYU SEMINAR
IS ONE FOR THE
HISTORY BOOKS!!!!
古
流
These three licensed koryu
instructors will be teaching at the
same location. They each will be
sharing concepts and techniques
from their particular style. This is
a very rare and unique
opportunity for anyone interested
in traditional Japanese martial
arts.
May 20-22,
2011
Hosted by Sis-Q Ranch in
Siskiyou County, at the top
of the state of California
http://sisqranch.com
Sis-Q Ranch is located in far
Northern California at an elevation of
2700'. At this time of year, the days
and nights can be cool to chilly, and
the weather can be variable. The
nearest commercial airport is
Medford, Oregon (MFR); 1.5 hrs
away.
Bring:
*sleeping bag & pillow
*water bottle, sunscreen,
sunglasses
*towel, toiletries
*warm clothes
*workout gear including
protective gloves
*at least one spare boken
*camera, flashlight, hat
*computer (if you really need it)
APPLICATION TO ATTEND
KORYU SEMINAR
Name__________________________________
Address________________________________
City____________________________________
State________Zip________________________
E-mail__________________________________
Phone_________________________________
After Noon Friday, All Day Saturday,
to Noon Sunday
AJJF members $295.00
Non-members $300.00(includes American Judo
and Jujitsu event-only membership)
A non-refundable $50 deposit will hold your
space. Registration deadline is May 4, 2011
Make checks payable to:
Sis-Q Ranch
16216 Quartz Valley Rd.
Fort Jones, CA 96032
530.468.2305
There is wireless available.
*shoes or boots suitable for
ranch wear
GPS coordinates N 41º 37.437
W 122º 56.141
We have a 50 guest maximum and a minimum of
20. Register early to ensure your attendance.
If the minimum is not achieved by May 4th,
this event will be cancelled.
I will require Sis-Q Ranch co-ed sleeping
accommodations. First come, first served.
I prefer my own tent/vehicle (no hook-ups)
AJJF membership required
Camp includes instruction, sleeping bag
accommodations, home-cooked meals +
evening dessert, campfire, wildlife, scenic
noise & pollution free surroundings.
I will stay at a local motel (17 miles from camp)
I have special dietary needs. Explain: