KIHON HAPPO and WEAPONS with DEAN ROSTOHAR (Shinken Kata #01). The seminar was organised in Stockholm, Sweden in September 2007 by Kaigozan Dojo.
Dean taught Kihon happo techniques with “shinken kata style”, realistic fighting applications. He first taught unarmed basic and then quickly moved on to do it more realistic, covering all kinds of weapons.
Dean Rostohar teaches Kihon happo techniques with “shinken kata style”. Unarmed also knife and pistol techniques at Kaigozan Dojo from September 2007.
We also added a few clips from his shooting videos so you can see how it is done with a real gun against targets.
Who is Dean Rostohar
Dean Shihan has a lot of experience from real fighting in the independence war of Croatia, and also from his time in the police force. He was born 1965 and started training Martial Arts at the age of 10. He have experience from many martial arts styles but he was not completely satisfied with them until he found the warrior art – Bujinkan Ninjutsu/Ninpo Taijutsu. For his full resume, check out his websites. http://www.bujinkan.hr http://www.specwog.bujinkan.hr. If you want to sponsor a seminar or course, please don’t hesitate to contact him.
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- Length: 78 minutes
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- Instructor: Dean Rostohar (featured instructor on this recording; host/editor Mats Hjelm / Budoshop.se)
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