Kyokushin Kai karate 10th Dan / Kodokan judo 9th Dan
March 9 - 10, 2002
Saturday: 12-4 p.m. Sunday: 12-4 p.m.
A joint presentation of
the Electronic Journals of Martial Arts and Sciences (EJMAS)
and the Seattle Ju-Jutsu
Club.
Where
Seattle Ju-Jutsu Club
3605 34th Avenue
S
Seattle, Washington, 98144
Directions available upon request
Cost
Payments received by January 31, 2002:
US $135.00
Payments received by February 28, 2002:
US $165.00
Payments received after March 1, 2002:
US $200.00
NOTE: Due to space, attendance
at the seminar is limited to 32. Please reserve your space quickly.
Very little spectator
seating is available. There will be a dinner Saturday night, details to
follow upon sign up.
Payment
Make checks or money orders payable to EJMAS, and send to:
EJMAS
PO Box 1694
Lynnwood, WA 98046-1694
Credit card payment may be made using the PayPal site at http://ejmas.com/seminars/seattleseminars.htm. If making a credit card payment, e-mail sign-up information to jsvinth@ejmas.com.
Contact Information
Joseph Svinth |
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Neil Yamamoto |
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Sign-up Form: Please return with payment. This information is required from all participants.
Mr. Bluming is frequently outspoken in his opinions. Therefore people who are easily offended are advised that this might not be the seminar for them.
About Jon Bluming
Jon Bluming is a leader of Europe’s International Budo Kai Kan Foundation. Born in Holland 1933, he is a veteran of two tours in the infantry in Korea. After receiving 3-dan in judo in Holland, he went to Japan in 1959, where he lived until 1961. His instructors included Donn Draeger, Mas Oyama, Kenji Kurosaki, and Ichitaro Kuroda, and he is graded in judo, karate, iaido, and jodo. He is a former coach of the Belgian and Dutch national karate teams, and his internationally-known students include Olympic judo champion Willem Ruska, world sambo champion Chris Dolman, and current RINGS champion Dick Vrij.
"What I teach," says Bluming, "is neither Kodokan judo nor Kyokushin Kai karate but instead a mix of one-third karate and Thai boxing, one-third throwing techniques – I teach seven different throws – and one-third groundwork. That altogether is the full circle of unarmed fighting. That is not arrogant, that is the truth."
He was featured in The Learning Channel documentary Martial Arts: The Real Story (Pacific Street Films, 2000) and "The Beast Lives," Taekwondo Times, November 2001. His own recent English-language publications include: