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A meeting with Sensei Tatsuo Suzuki. You said there were two occasions? We did a really big display at Crystal Palace in a Budo and Judo Championships, we always started with a display but with Sensei having a short fuse we always ended up having a battle of some sort, this one was no different. The great Karate teacher Tatsuo Suzuki who had just been on was now watching us, as we finished he walked over to us and he looked very stern, I was glad Sensei was in front of me. . As Sensei was about to step off the mat Suzuki Sensei walked up to him and said,. "Thank you, That is the best display of Aikido I have ever seen", he then bowed and walked away. Impressions of the early HUT teachers. nike lunarlon
Final Part Four:Relocating and Leaving the HUT. Sensei, You told me earlier that this was around the time you got married and moved away from the HUT and the locality. Could you expand on this time. A: SE. Yes, After I married I moved to Basingstoke in Hampshire. My work involved a lot of traveling as I was working on the drilling rigs, drilling for Gas in the English Channel just off the River Humber. I would also take the opportunity to visit local Aikido clubs and train whenever possible. I later found work nearer home in 1969, I renewed my contact and friendship with Trevor Jones who had also married and now lived in Camberley Surrey only 10 miles from my home. He told me he had recently opened a new dojo at the Hawley Hotel.
Noro Sensei reminded me of the time I was at the HUT on one of his visits, where he recommended to Sensei Williams that I should only do backward ukemi (break falling) until his next visit in two weeks time, Sensei Williams said he would punish me with a shinai if he caught me doing forward ukemi, however Noro did not visit in two weeks but 4 months later, I had by this time adapted to some amazing breakfalls from all angles except forward. Noro asked Sensei Williams in astonishment, "why is Mr Eastman breakfalling in this odd way". When informed it was as a result of his instruction, he just roared with laughter. He then said this was very similar to an experience he had with Osensei and then said the experience would do me no harm anyway.
I have read and enjoyed Sensei's stories of your travels from his perspective is there anything that you would like to add as you were also a part of that experience. At nike hyperdunk this point Henry and I had become good friends outside of the dojo, yet on the tatami I would still give deference, and that is how it has always been even today. The first dojo we visited was in Nottinghamshire and run by George Cotterell, where we were employed for a short while. Mr Cotterell bred Chihuahua dogs of which there must have been about 50 or 60 of what Henry called overgrown rats. These dogs were all in the paved back yard. The only toilet was situated at the  rear of the yard, next to the funeral parlour. | |
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