Dojo Mojo: At 89, Sensei Thamby Rajah still has it (video) – The Rakyat PostHE IS 89 years old, but the founding father of Malaysian Aikido, “Sensei” Thamby Rajah still exudes the persona of a firm martial artist. Yet, there is nothing pompous about Thamby as an aura of humility shrouds his presence. Lovingly referred to as “sensei” (teacher), the holder of three Malaysian Book of Records is responsible for …
Victoria’s friendly neighbourhood samuraiKen Marchtaler had his first taste of martial arts with kung fu as a teenager in 1973, but it took a while for the next experience to happen. “I had a long hiatus,” the fit 57-year-old said with a smile.
Music is martial arts Grand MasterWhen Gary Music entered the Mansfield Area Y’s martial arts class, everyone jumped to attention, bowed and uniformly welcomed him by his title Grand Master. It’s a term given to the highest-ranking member of a martial arts association. In Music’s case, the Shurite Kempo Technique Association.
Karate Sensei to fight 30 challengers for St Luke’s HospiceA KARATE Sensei has vowed to take on thirty fighters in aid of St Luke’s Hospice after they nursed his mum in her final hours. Sensei Ted Clare, 34, from Winsford, first began learning Karate when he was five years old, earning his black belt by the age of 12 before moving to Shaolin Kempo Karate in his later years.
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