Master Stan Hart

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[edit] Stan Hart

Mr. Stan Hart is a master instructor and practitioner of the self-defense art known as Shurite Kempo, one of the most effective fighting systems from Okinawa. Also known as Hakuda, this Okinawan style Kempo, incorporates joint locks and controls along with awesome striking techniques and nerve strikes. Mr. Hart has been studying martial arts for over 35 years and brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his highly informative workshops. Mr. Hart is chief instructor of the Shurite Kempo Technique Association.

[edit] Stan Hart's Impact on the Martial Arts and founing of Hakuda

There is also a glossary provided by Stan Hart who translated the Japanese Kanji (characters) used in the original text. It was submitted to [FightingArts.com] by Stan Hart. Hart had discovered the article on microfilm while researching the history of karate in the library of the University of Ohio. Stan Hart is a karate and self-defense teacher, lecturer and author with over 40 years of experience. He is also the founder of Hakuda. Over the last 25 years he has traveled extensively within the US and Canada giving seminars on his unique methods of self-defense, including the ancient arts of seizing, body control combined with striking vulnerable parts of the body. He is also a specialist in kata applications. Hart began his teaching in association with the Bucyrus, Ohio YMCA in 1972 a program that is still ongoing. He also instructs Karate Classes at the Marion, Ohio YMCA and is the owner/operator of the Richland Karate Center, Mansfield, Ohio. He is president of the International Hakuda Association that began as the Shurite Kempo Technique Association in 1985. He was also chief Instructor for the American Independent Karate Association (A.I.K.A.) from 1992 to 2000. His training has included several styles of karate, jujutsu, kempo and boxing under a number of instructors including: Andrew Akens, San Francisco, Ca; Jerry Banks deceased; Victor Louis, Youngstown, Ohio; and Seiyu Oyata, Kansas City, Mo. For more than 30 years Hart has researched karate, karate kata, special technique, pressure points and various obscure arts.

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1. [FightingArts.com www.http://fightingarts.com] - Jiujutsu-The Old Samurai Art Of Fighting Without Weapons:Published on: 3/16/2004 2. American Independent Karate Association (A.I.K.A.)