LÄGRET ÄR FULLBOKAT! VÄLKOMMEN PÅ NÄSTA LÄGER, ANMÄL DIG I TID!

Temat för detta läger är handhavande av Kniv och Pistol, självförsvar, taktik och teknik med mera. För fyra år sedan hade vi ett mycket uppskattat träningsläger med samma tema. Dean kommer att upprepa och bygga på det han instruerade förra lägret.

Dean var i Japan i September och tränade tre gånger om dagen med Hatsumi Soke och Shihan. Soke använde Dean som Uke varje träning för att låta honom känna den rätta känslan, det var mycket smärtsamt och givande. Soke gav också Dean ett diplom kallat “Bufu Ikkan”, detta är ett diplom som Hatsumi Soke endast delar ut till sina top elever. Soke bad Dean att instruera många gånger denna resa, och förklara för alla. Hatsumi Soke har sett värdet i de kunskaper Dean håller vid liv och ber honom att föra de vidare till oss andra som oftast tränar endast i en skyddad dojo. Detta var förmodligen också anledningen till att Dean fick denna utmärkelse.

Om lägret

Temat för detta seminarium kommer att vara SHINKEN KATA TAIJUTSU (verklig kamp), KNIV och PISTOL. Dean kommer att inkludera all sin erfarenhet och lära ut äkta Ninpo stridskonst från träningar med Hatsumi Soke i Japan, sin tid som Polis, som medlem av SJP Alpha och SPECWOG (SPECcial Warriors Operation Group) med mera. Det kommer onekligen bli ett fantastiskt läger, missa det inte!

Deans Födelsedags fest med Noguchi Shihan, Hatsumi Soke och Kan Shihan

Anmälan

Observera att vi har begränsat antal platser! De 25 första som anmäler sig och betalar har en garanterad plats. Anmäl dig nu och betala för att ha din plats garanterad!

Anmälan: Anmäl dig här (öppnas i nytt fönster)!

Kostnad: 800 SEK för båda dagarna eller 600 SEK för en dag. Betalas in på PG 310 765-3 senast 21:a oktober därefter kontant på lägret om plats finnes, anmäl dig först!

Plats: I Kaigozan Dojo, Albygatan 117 i Sundbyberg. Observera att ingången är runt uteserveringen en trappa ner!

Tider: Lördag kl 11:00-17:00, Söndag kl 10:00-16:00 (ca tider), exakta tider meddelas i början av oktober.

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Vi rekommenderar att ni tar med en träningskniv och pistolatrapp. OBS! Inga skarpa vapen tillåts!

Om Dean Rostohar

Dean är känd för att vara praktisk och effektiv när det gäller tekniker som ska fungera i verklig kamp, i strid som självförsvar. Dean har tränat budo i över 35 år, han är en före detta Polis och medlem i SJP (Special Police Force – SWAT) i Kroatien. Dean driver numera SPECWOG och är också huvudinstruktör, hand grundade också Tactical Technic Combat System T.T.C.S. För hans fulla resume se dessa hemsidor, Bujinkan i Kroatien och SPECWOG.

Kniv & Pistol lägret September 2007

Läs här om det förra Kniv och Pistol lägret vi hade med Dean för fyra år sedan. Här är en artikel från lägret för två år sedan. KAIGOZAN BUDO SHOP har DVD från alla tidigare läger, klicka på bilden här bredvid så kommer du till förra Kniv och Pistol lägrets DVD eller här för alla andra filmer med Dean.

Några YouTube klipp från hans seminarier

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYy84i6Qhdk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHRp2j9s9qE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYz_FzkR858

Dean Rostohar Shihan receiving the Golden Medal of Bujinkan from Hatsumi Soke at the Tai Kai Valencia 1995.

Dean Rostohar from Croatia just returned from another trip to Japan. Hatsumi Soke asked him many times to teach a new technique for Soke to expand on. Soke almost always ask one of the most senior Shihan’s attending to teach the beginning technique. Soke asked Dean to do this many times this trip, he also did this many times in the past. What do you think this means? Why do Soke pick someone to demonstrate a technique that he can work on? I think he does this once or twice with most of the Shihan coming for a short training trip out of courtecy, he is a gentleman after all. But when he asks a particular Shihan more than a couple of times it must mean something else to, right?

So I think that when Hatsumi Soke asks Dean to teach a technique in practically all trainings that he attends, that Soke thinks that Dean have something important to teach and share.

I write this message because it is only one month left to our seminar with Dean Shihan, and we have so few people signed up, that I’m thinking about cancelling!!!

Maybe Soke didn’t say explicitly that you should go to his seminars. Many times people seem to be very bad understanding signs. Many people need things in writing, or a word to understand. It is actually what someone do that is important and have a true meaning. I think this is especially true for the Japanese culture and that we all should come to understand better.

…And now you have the chance to train with Dean for a whole weekend, don’t pass that by!

http://kaigozan.se/seminars/2010-06-12/

Happy training!

/Mats

In September 2009 Bujinkan Kaigōzan dōjō SSIF in Stockholm, Sweden hosted a seminar with Dean Rostohar, Shihan from Bujinkan Croatia.

First I would like to say thanks to Dean Rostohar for coming to us once again, this was the 4′th time we had him over here. Also special thanks to Davor, Hana and Ivica who travelled by car all the way from Croatia just to come here to train and assist their own teacher! Also big thanks to René coming from the Netherlands and Jukka coming from Finland. Also thanks to Tony for helping with transportation and stuff, and Johan for taking pictures and filming the seminar. Finally also thanks to the participants from Kaigozan Dojo, To Nan dojo, Solstaden Karlstad, Eskilstuna Bujinkan, Örebro Kampsportsförening and Berserk MMA.

This was a very good seminar where Dean taught and showed us many, many good and useful techniques and examples from his personal experience. First I felt quite ashamed that I couldn’t get more people interested enough to show up on the seminar. Then I felt pity for the fools that missed the chance to get really good training, what did you do this weekend that was so important? Seriously, I don’t want to hear all bad excuses, let’s leave it at that I’m sure you can convince me you had good reasons .

As always Dean teach from his big heart, you who have been to his trainings know what I mean. The first day he did techniques based on the first technique Ichimonji from Kihon happo kata. But it was different than what he showed before, more realistic and useful. Although he never said that the basics is bad to know or practice, but the basics is basics to teach students a foundation to build up on. When you know the basics well you combine each basic movement to the situation, and it comes alive. You do what you have to do to benefit from the situation. He showed many different taijutsu techniques this weekend.

In the afternoon training Dean and his students from Croatia showed many interesting techniques and team tactics how to work in a group, everything from quickly climbing up over a wall, or in to a window. How to take out a guard and many other examples how to work as a team.

The second day Davor started by showing and teaching his excellent taihenjutsu skills, he did some of the best taihenjutsu moves I have ever seen. He was rolling smoothly and silently like a cat moves, very nice! Then Dean taught more taijutsu techniques from Kihon-happo. Then later on he showed us how to train up the sensitivity, and then he moved on to some sword techniques. Finally he showed and explained to us how to train while blindfolded.

The KGZ BUDO SHOP have many DVD’s with Dean Rostohar. This seminar DVD will be available for order in October 2009, shortly after there will be three more DVD’s with Dean released at KGZ BUDO SHOP. Here is a direct link to the Shinken Kata videos… https://www.budoshop.se/store/videos/dvd-bujinkan-budo-taijutsu/shinken-kata

Happy training!
Mats Hjelm (seminar organizer, dojo-cho at Kaigozan Dojo)

- Mats seminar pictures

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Now it is less than a week until the Ninpo/Ninjutsu Seminar with Dean Rostohar. Here is some updates and news…

Dean is coming on Friday already, but we have no extra training planned. Dean is also bringing some of his top students with him this time, so I’m sure they will also help him with the teaching. This will be an exciting seminar, he will teach lot’s of stuff we usually don’t see in the trainings in a regular Bujinkan Dojo.

• Place: We booked the dojo. We will be in Kaigozan Dojo on Sveavägen 130 in Stockholm city (here is the map).
• Saturday training: We open the dojo after 10:00, the training start at 11:00 and finish at 18:00 with a longer lunch break.
• Saturday evening: As usual we want everyone to join us for dinner at a local restaurant, if you don’t hear about this by e-mail we will inform you about it Saturday morning.
• Sunday training: we start at 11:00 and finish around 15:00. We do not have a longer lunchbreak, so prepare yourself with something to eat during the short breaks.
• Late people: if you haven’t signed up for the seminar do so immediately, or look at the web site first to see if there is places left before you come.
• Seminar fee: One day training is 500 SEK, for both days 850 SEK. We suggest that you sign up and pay early next time to get the discount!
• Seminar DVD: We will film this seminar and you can pre order the DVD for 200 SEK ( we will send it to your address when it is done) at the seminar, or you can buy it at the KGZ Budo Shop later… https://www.budoshop.se/store/

For more information about this seminar see this web site… http://kaigozan.se/seminars/2009-09-26/