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	Our main purpose is to inform martial arts enthusiasts about our style, history, news and events. In addition, this site offers a platform for sharing ideas and knowledge regarding martial arts within a respectful atmosphere. We strongly recommend Martial Arts practice to you and your kids, in order to maintain a healthy lifestyle. We hope that this site meets your expectations. Your opinion is very important to us. Comments and suggestions are appreciated. You can send them at our contact us form. It is also important to let you know that our website is better experienced in Google Chrome. Thank you for visiting our Home Online! . Thank you! Master Felix Puga Hanshi (You can wacth the Hanshi Welcome video here!) Emails: fp@joshinmonkai.com \| info@joshinmonkai.com Dojo: 786-373-9244 \| Fax: 305-461-2828 When and how joshinmon karate do settled in usa. © By Jose Modesto Garlobo \| Youtube.com February 8, 2016 why Oss? International Karate Do Joshinmon Kai Shorin Ryu Federation © Sunday, February 10, 2019 By Julio Cesar Gonzalez There are several essays about what the word OSS meaning for martial art. According to E. Wilson Wendell (2010), “In Japanese the word [oss] is written as a two-character combination. The first character means “to push,” and the second means “to suffer.” But it is more than a simples meaning. When the karateka say OSS he or she are declaring and decreeing the absolute disposition to go ahead in the practice although it surely will pain a lot of and suffering will appear as consequence, but because their disposition and courage to learn, they will accept these strong condition while they practice and also can combat in. In addition, the words meaning “Together they symbolize the importance of pushing, striving and persevering while suffering through whatever difficulties, pains and hindrances are encountered along the way” Wilson Wendell (2010). However, other authors go ahead looking for when this “greeting” stated to be used and the origin. According the author Enkamp, Jesse (2018), “full-contact Kyokushin Karate… requires extreme amounts of physical conditioning and guts – this theory says that you are verbally reminding yourself to breach your comfort zone by putting your physical/mental limits to the test every time you say “Osu!”. In brief, the word OSS means greeting and disposition. Do like Hello sensei, how are you today? Or Oss, we are ready to start, or Oss, we understand the instruction. This song does look like that come from the tandem where the central energy of the body is. Bibliography: E., Wilson, Wendell (2010). Oss. The Karate Greeting. Retrieved from: https://mineralogicalrecord.com/wilson/pdfs/Language%20-%20The%20'oss'%20greeting.pdf Enkamp, Jesse (2018). The Meaning of “OSS” / “OSU” (+ When You Should NEVER Say It) Retrieved from: http://www.karatebyjesse.com/meaning-oss-osu-japanese/ PDF Document Click! interview On the last January 29, 2018, Julio Cesar Gonzalez, the webmaster of the federation Interviewed the President of the International Karate Do Joshinmon kai Shorin Ryu Federation about the Federation Karateka expectation's The English Language Version was done by Vinicius Gonzalez Nobrega on July 25, 2018. See original document! Get a Poster Here!	According to the Federarion logo creator, Felix Puga Hanshi, the logo represent the line of principles from the Federation members. He deffine while was creating the logo a deep philosophy principles from samurais of Japan during 1600s also called "Bushido". In addition, he reinforce that these principles to follow are active yet in the heart of him and a lot people who maintain their life with honor under any circunstance. The visitor can look for more information in youtube.com.

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		What does the Torii Means For Japan People?
		Really the famous "Torii" of Japanese culture has a great significance for all this people. According to Wikipedia, "it is a traditional Japanese door that is most commonly found at the entrance to or in a Shinto shrine, where it symbolically marks the transition from the mundane to the sacred." In this way, for a Japanese to pass this door all her being supposedly leave the bad and prejudicial to become something sacred. It is known the philosophical power that the culture of Japan attributes to its symbols and beliefs. It is for this reason that the great Cuban master of karate and creator of the International Karate Federation Do Joshinmon Kai Shorin Ryu, Mr. Felix Puga Hanshi, insisted on everything concerning it, that it be emblazoned with a "TORII" as The principle that by going under this door, the karateka must leave all weak thoughts and defeat to become an attitude of strength, power, sacrifice and high energies for victory during training and after reaching high academic technical levels. Then, the "Torii" that the visitor will appreciate in all our main pages, has the purpose of showing this philosophy of Japan and of producing in the internauts who visit the website of the organization to become virtual winners without borders in all its lifetime. Thus, the website honors its visitors, giving them that great opportunity. Coming soon The fascinating history of the Karate Do Joshinmon Style creator Hosho Ikeda and his principal dicipule Felix Puga Hanshi is something that you cannot loss. In a few days will be ready to know. About the President of the International Karate Do Jhosinmon Kai Shorin Ryu Federation Creator (Coming Soon) Mr. Puga who is the first Cuban karateka with the technical level of Hanshi in the word. Miami Schools Galleries Press Here!
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