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Gosoku-ryū (剛速流) is a
style of
karate which was
founded by
Takayuki Kubota.
Gosoku stands for hard and fast,
which suggests a
combination of techniques...
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known for
founding the
Gosoku-ryu
style of karate. He held the
title of sōke (grandmaster) for his
development of the
Gosoku-ryū, and was the founder...
- Sweeper, and
young Gil
Buckman in Parenthood.
Slade earned a
brown belt in
Gosoku-ryū
karate at age 11.
Slade began his
acting career in 1989
playing Young...
- for
nearly 30 years,
earning various ranks. He was a
Master (6th Dan) of
Gosoku-ryu
Karate and was
granted the
title of Soke Dai by the
International Karate...
- Arts
taught Karate Ancestor schools Shōrei-ryū • Naha-te •
Fujian White Crane (Whooping
Crane style)
Descendant schools Kyokushin • Isshin-ryū
Gosoku-Ryū...
- Seipai, Saifa,
Suparinpei 12
Gosoku-ryu
Takayuki Kubota Tokyo Gōjū-ryū,
Shotokan both deep (beginner),
natural (advanced)
Gosoku, Rikyu,
Denko Getsu, Tamashi...
- Kubota. In 1970, he
moved to Canada,
where he is
influential person in the
Gosoku-ryu and
Shotokan karate environment. In the same year he
placed third in...
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Okinawa Seidokan Shindo Jinen-ryu Shōbayashi Shōrin-ryū Wado-ryu Shuri-ryu
Gosoku-ryu San****ai
Sanshinkai Zendokai Nanbudo Kokondo Kansuiryu Seigokan Boxing...
- and jurist.
Takayuki Kubota, 89, ****anese-American karateka,
founder of
Gosoku-ryu. John Lansing, 67,
American journalist and
broadcaster (Scripps Networks...
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critic (b. 1945)
Takayuki Kubota, 89, ****anese-born karateka,
founder of
Gosoku-ryu (b. 1934) John Lansing, 67, journalist, CEO of NPR (2019–2024) (b. 1956/1957)...
