Sacramento Martial Arts and Karate
As martial artists, we often go through life and its trials and tribulations without ever putting much thought into how our brain and mind confront and deal with the challenges that we face. There is value in learning how the brain works, particularly how it works under stress.
Stressful situations can range from a child forgetting to do his homework to an adult's all out defense of self. The brain functions, for most of us, the same way no matter what the source of perceived or real…
ContinuePosted on November 30, 2015 at 12:04am
Posted on December 19, 2014 at 10:45pm
I was recently asked by a student to expound upon the name and meaning of our system of karate, Isshinryu. These thoughts reflect my own understanding of Isshinryu at this point in my short 15 years of training. They are in no way meant to be a universal definition of what Isshinryu means.
The name of our system is Isshinryu Karate-Do. (一心流), which means “One-Heart…
ContinuePosted on September 21, 2014 at 10:30pm
As we roll in to 2014, I want to thank everyone who is a part of the dojo, and connected to it in some way, for your support during previous year. This was one for the books for my small family, and I think I aged 10 years in 1, but it would have been an even harder ride without your help and support. We were very humbled by your presence and love--from cards and letters to gifts and groceries during our 4 month hospital stay--even to offering up your homes for us to be able to stay close to…
ContinuePosted on January 1, 2014 at 9:46am — 1 Comment
Hello Sensei Oliver!
They're going well. As of last week the entire family is now training. Lilith finally turned 4 and joined in the fun. Dean graduates out of the Tiny Tigers tomorrow night, so starting Friday he'll be a Little Dragon. Time sure flys.
How are things with you? Before you know it, you're little one with be in there training with you too!
Thanks, Michael!
I'm way past fashionably late to say "Thanks" for the Mother's Day wish, but
unfortunately during that time my Mom (age 98) was in Hospice and passed
on May 12th sooooo I was kind of out of it at the time. Thanks again.
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