Shu Ha Ri Do Warrior Wisdom and Martial Arts Blog
Welcome to the Shu Ha Ri Do website. Although Shuhari is a Japanese word, Shu Ha Ri Do is influenced by Kung Fu, Muay Thai, Wrestling, Jeet Kune Do and other systems. My title is Sifu however, I could have just as easily been called Shihan. The word Shu Ha Ri describes the stages of learning all the way to mastery. It is sometimes referred to in other disciplines, as Go. Shuhari roughly translates to "to imitate, to create, to master". This site is all about martial arts techniques, inspiring quotes, safety, awareness, and uncommon knowledge regarding self mastery under the Kingdom of Heaven. Interested in training in Shu Ha Ri Do martial arts visit 17842 S Dixie Hwy 33157 Monday and Wednesday 4:30 to 7:00 pm or contact Sifu G. at sifu@shuharido.com.
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This movie is a perfect blend of comedy and the realness of martial arts. The movie marks an iconic period of time, 1985! During this time period there were a lot of things happening. You will get that feeling and know exactly what I am talking about as soon as you press play. This scene with “The Glow” by Willie Hutch playing in the background gives me chills every time I see it.
THE INFLUENCE OF BRUCE LEE CANNOT BE DENIED, HERE ARE 14 EXAMPLES!
When it comes to impressive martial
arts techniques. One of my favorite
80’s martial arts actors is Tommy
Lee from Best Of The Best. As some of
you remember, and some of you
will now see, Tommy Lee’s fight
with Dae Han was a classic and the
techniques both showed were excellent.
To me however, Tommy Lee’s
techniques were the cream of the crop.
With that being said enjoy this
trip down memory lane with the
fight between Tommy Lee and Dae Han.