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| Title for 1st to 3rd degree black belts |
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| title for 4th degree black belts |
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| title for 6th degree black belts |
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| title for 7th degree black belts |
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| Grandmaster, title for Tadashi Nakamura |
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| "The way to stop the spear". The modern, generic word for martial arts. |
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| "Art of combat". Used to describe the classic military arts of feudal Japan. |
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| practitioner of the classical martial arts of Japan |
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| Chinese word, also written as qi, or ki in Japanese, meaning universal energy |
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| New Year's training-- means "open mirror" |
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| A problem or dialogue used as a means of concentration, path to enlightenment, during zazen. |
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| person in the defensive role in a martial arts partnership |
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| school or style of martial art |
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| spirit center of the dojo |
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| A point located two finger-widths below the navel, regarded as the spiritual and physical center of the body. |
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| person in the offensive role in a martial arts partnership, literally "one who receives technique" |
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| a Taoist symbol representing the movement of two opposing and complementary energies |
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