Breaking bones

Breaking bones ? Hone ORERU O? is a Japanese word that literally translates as "break the bones". This is a fundamental concept of a real SHUGYO a central theme of a true Budo Dojo. What does this word in it? Substance S has everything to do with the creation of an iron will and a spirit of determination. Hone O Oreru embodies the nature and purpose of true Budo as expressed in physics? Keiko? or training.Hone O Oreru is a waing to constantly strive to TRAIN HARD. To train? A? S BONES break? What does it mean really? And what does it do this? Teaches us? Founders of the level that we must strive with all our powers in full physical? Go beyond?. To squeeze every drop of blood, sweat and tears of our training, to fulfill a term of respect! That train with dedication and spirit of purpose that we gave our all. For most of the train and then on a disc and until our bones are broken! This is of course a metaphor, but his message is clear, do not accept anything less than honest, completely devoted to trying to achieve. Very often, the excuses are just lies that we ourselves, in order to reduce the sharp bite to recognize our shortcomings.On you can apply a different level Hone O ORERU almost every aspect of human activity. The pursuit of an education, awareness and completely by our family and loved ones, which can be a real, honest and respectful friend through good and bad, to comfort and care for the elderly and a lover of the death of their parents, writing? big in America? novel to find a cure for cancer, all these require a dedication and spirit of the man who exemplify Hone PURPOSE OR ORERU.To to give to all, not half step, backslide, or give in to fear, however, excuse the lack o a lesson that is the coerstone of all the results and the achievement of great humanity. To make one? What?, All with a? And the heart and soul is in tact, even briefly, the essence of our creation, the nucleus of our company is only worth humanity.ANY and becomes possible when we are willing to accept? Hone Oreru O? We chose the path to achieve our objectives and ideals.Another important to consider in understanding Oreru Hone O is the intrinsic aspect of? RISK?. To reach a goal, whether in life or in training, with the ferocity of a determination that we are willing to? Break our bones? in the process is to fully accept and deal with the risk of a real struggle to reach our goal. In this climate of ever more politically correct namby-pamby? Feel good? mediocrity (alias? steaming pile of bullsh # $?) the central message of Hone Oreru Or is that the great achievements involve, by their very nature, high risk! We all have a limited amount of time that goes from the cradle to the grave. We can easily port or zeal in ourselves what is safe, family, or mediocre, and to live fully and firmly! Actively and openly embrace of welcome ORERU Hone O as standard in the search for GREAT ACHIEVEMENT.NONE we have any choice in the fact that one day we will all be like Willy shakes so eloquently put it? .. FOOD FOR THE WORMS. But we have a choice about how to walk the walk up to that fateful day when Mr. Reaper does not come knocking on our door firmly. And that, dear, make all the difference! Hone? O? ORERU could be the key? 2005 Cestari began his study of martial arts with judo at the age of 7 years under the direction of yoshis Yonezuka. Over the last forty years, Carl has dedicated his life to the study of martial arts, hand to hand combat systems, history and religion. What makes it unique is its combination of Carl martial arts, law enforcement and military and real world experience. Carl has been exposed to a multitude of people with a wide variety of experiences. The following is a list of some of Carl? S ranks and honors: Shinan (Founder) Tekkenryu Jujutsu Ryokudan (6th grade) Koshinkai Karate under John Burrell Godan (5 degree) Jujutsu under Clarke of the World Jujutsu Fedaration (now defunct) Sandan (3rd degree) Nippon Kempo under Narabu Sada Nidan (2nd degree) Judo under Masafumi Suzuki Shodan (1st degree) Judo under yoshis Yonezuka Shodan (1st degree) Shukokai Karate under Kimura, and Kadaca Yonezuka Shodan (1st degree) Daitoryu Aikijujutsu Instructors Certificate-Charles Nelson System of Defense under Charlie Nelson