Примери за използване на Mas oyama на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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He trained daily with Mas Oyama for one and a half years.
With the consent of the family Oyama, I-Choi Young changed his name to Mas Oyama.
In 1950 Mas Oyama started to display his abilities by fighting bulls.
In May 1992, he opened his own school in Asakusa, Tokyo andwas appointed Branch Chief by Sosai Mas Oyama.
Mas Oyama opened his first dojo in Ikebukuro, Tokyo at the age of 30, and called it"Oyama Dojo.
Upon emerging from mountain training,it is said that Mas Oyama struck a telephone pole and left a clean imprint of his fist in the treated wood.
When Mas Oyama returned to Korea at the age of 12, he continued training in Korean kempo.
The kata Garyu(translation: Reclining Dragon) is not taken from traditional Okinawan karate butwas created by Mas Oyama and named after the village where he was born in Korea.
In the 1950s, Mas Oyama began demonstrating his power and skill by fighting bulls.
Perhaps the most widely read interpretation andrespected of the fundamental psychological requirements of each level is found in the book, Budo Karate of Mas Oyama, written by former interpreter to Mas Oyama, Cameron Quinn.
In 1950, Sosai(founder) Mas Oyama began testing(and demonstrating) his power by fighting bulls.
It was something unbelievable, a great honor to meet with Matsui Shokei,who headed the kyokushin karate organization following the death of Mas Oyama, and receive an honorary degree granting 3 than, black belt and a new kimono from the Federation.
In 1950, Sosai(the founder) Mas Oyama started testing(and demonstrating) his power by fighting bulls.
Mas Oyama died of lung cancer in April of 1994, leaving to the world a legacy of the world's strongest karate.
At the age of 27,convinced that he could not find another fighter in Japan who could match his power and skill, Mas Oyama began his famous battles with bulls to prove his strength and make the world realize the true power of his karate.
In 1952, Mas Oyama traveled throughout the United States for a year, demonstrating his karate live and on national television.
Finally the bull tired, and Mas Oyama sliced one of his horns off with his shuto, or“knife-hand strike.”.
Mas Oyama thought that this would be the most appropriate place to begin the rigorous training he had planned for himself.
A few months later, in 1947, Mas Oyama won the karate section of the first Japanese National Martial Arts Championships.
Mas Oyama, who later created kyoku shinkai karate, once trained under Funakoshi, but quit because Funakoshi's karate was"too slow" and seemed more like a lesson in etiquette and discipline.
Mountain Training When he was 23 years old, Mas Oyama met Eiji Yoshikawa, the author of the novel Musashi, which was based on the life and exploits of Japan's most famous Samurai.
In 1952, Mas Oyama traveled throughout the United States for a year, demonstrating his karate live and on national television.
Frustrated by society's opposition to his gathering strength, Mas Oyama at the age of 23, retreated to a remote spot in the mountains with the ambition of training more hours per day than he slept for three years.
This young prodigy of Mas Oyama then went on to a historic finish in that 1st World Open Tournament, when a split-decision was finally broken by the tournament judges in the final match and 1st place was given to Katsuaki Sato, leaving Kancho Royama with no choice but to accept 2nd place.
A few months later, in 1947, Mas Oyama won the karate section of the first Japanese National Martial Arts Championships after World War II.
From the age of 9, Mas Oyama learned Chinese Kenpo in Manchuria and followed into his teens by practicing Judo and boxing.
At the age of 23 Mas Oyama met Eiji Yoshikawa, the author of the book'Musashi' which is based on the life and experiences of Japan's most famous samurai.
When he was 23 years old, Mas Oyama met Eiji Yoshikawa, author of the Musashi novel, based on the lives and exploits of the most famous Samurai of Japan.
On April 26,1994, Sosai Mas Oyama regrettably passed away, leaving the Directorship of the worldwide organization to Matsui, who then became"Kancho"(Director).
On April 26, 1994, Sosai Mas Oyama regrettably passed away, leaving the Directorship of the worldwide organization to his famed protege, Matsui, who then became“Kancho”(Director).