Took long enough but, we finally got it leveled out, kicking posts put in, the barrier that prevents grass and other things from growing up through our artificial grass, and lastly, the artificial grass that allows us to teach without mud or dust interfering with our teaching. Now we can work the Bo Kata and other things that can only be taught in an open area. We tend to teach in small groups and private lessons like the Masters of old did before the sportification of the arts took place (and ruined it!). Now, the usual pontifications: Done in Kfar Adumim, Israel with myself and Yehoshua Kadosh, my senior student who is an 8th Dan, Kyoshi, with a Daishihan Menjo (Master Instructor's Teaching License). Commenting and clicking the like button gets the algorithm to introduce our material to others not directly connected to us and helps spread the word. Feel free to comment. We read every one of the comments. Agree or disagree. If you have an idea, let us know! We want to advance our knowledge just like you are (or should be!). In fact, this newer video is in response to comments posted on our previous Naihanchi Shodan video. And, YES! we DO wear shoes. Do you think you are Billy Jack and going to remove your shoes before you get in a fight? Please!!! Real Karate. Not Sport. Learn from a Military Science and Tactics instructor specializing in Individual Tactical Training. We do Seminars worldwide. The details are on our website www.academy-of-ryukyu-kenpo.info. I enjoy teaching people who WANT to learn! With Albert Geraldi's passing, only Greg Lindquist and I are left from the original bunch. Greg is more of a Kata guy, I'm the fighter and tactics guy. I don't teach that namby-pamby stuff passing itself off as Ryukyu Kempo these days. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_aQqFzkj6o