Styles
Jyoshinmon Shorin-Ryu
Master Hoshu Ikeda's school - "gate of the pure heart", an Okinawan tradition.
- Founder
- Hoshu Ikeda
- Founded
- 1969
- Origin
- Okinawa, Japão
History
Hoshu Ikeda founded Jyoshinmon in 1969 within the Okinawan Shorin-Ryu tradition. The name means "the gate of the pure heart" and sums up the proposal: technical training as a path to purifying character. The style keeps breathing work and the practitioner's health at the centre of the curriculum.
Principles
- Natural, relaxed movement without unnecessary tension
- Breathing and health as an integral part of the curriculum
- Junshin - the pursuit of a pure heart through training
- Fidelity to the Okinawan tradition in forms and teaching