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I get severe problems with my back and joints. For example, I was training rigorously five to six times a week for about five months while preparing for a grading test. Immediately after, I went on a relaxing holiday, where I spent most of the time in stationary position. A week into my holiday, I got serious problems with my back – as in, I couldn't walk or ...
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One generally becomes less flexible and of lesser endurance, and loses strength, when stopping a rigorous workout regimen. Reaction times increase as well. If an athlete stops doing the work that makes them an athlete, they will lose the attributes that mark them as an athlete.
It is likely that your friend, by not working out or by working out less than ...
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The Kyokushin-kan Australia website has this diagram of Tensho:
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After having done a little research on Tensho, I'm fairly certain that anything printed will not be useful without a massive amount of knowledge.
To that end, I'd rather point you towards Higaonna-sensei's performance of Tensho.
In addition, this video about a two-person drill on Tensho is rather informative as far as what kind of energy/direction you are ...
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