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				 Ted Tabura 
				Born 
				and raised in Hawaii, Shihan Tabura began his martial arts 
				training under his cousin's tutelage in a backyard dojo. Later, 
				after moving to Southern California, Ted discovered the Okinawa-te 
				dojo headed by another Hawaii-born instructor, Shihan Gordon 
				Doversola. While training at the Okinawa-te dojo, Tabura met 
				John Louis, who became his final instructor in Okinawa-te. 
				Martial art has been a way of life for Master Tabura. There were 
				many years of tournament competition in which Shihan Tabura won 
				many trophies around the world. Tabura Sensei was dubbed “The 
				Sickle Man” by Sijo Adriano Emperado, founder of Kajukenbo, for 
				his mastery in the use of the Japanese kama (sickles). Shihan 
				Tabura directs the annual Festival of the Kings Karate 
				Championship in Maui, Hawaii, one of the greatest tournaments in 
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				POLYNESIAN MARTIAL ARTS 
				The Dirty Style 
				By Ted Tabura 
				 
				Polynesian Martial Arts as never seen 
				before! "The Dirty Style" presented by Hanshi Tabura includes a 
				unique set of self defense  techniques of Hawaii’s original 
				Martial Arts.   This is the last video of Hanshi Tabura 
				that was taped in the MastersMag Studio before his passing.  
				 Also included in this program is Hanshi's footage of the 
				last tournament held at the Universal Hotel in Hollywood. 
				 AVAILABLE ON: 
				
				
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				US $19.99
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				DVD-em334-1  ISBN: 852668419218 
				US $24.99 
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				 POLYNESIAN MARTIAL ARTS 
				The Hands of Wisdom 
				By Ted Tabura 
				 
				The first comprehensive DVD of the Polynesian Martial Arts in 
				any language! In this complete DVD, Hanshi Tabura presents a 
				masterful tale of the techniques of Hawaii’s original and 
				largest Martial Arts style. In addition to presenting the 
				compelling fundamentals of the style, Master Tabura covers 
				recent developments in the ever-evolving art.  Rare and 
				never-before-seen on DVD techniques cover everything from the 
				roots of the art to its development in Hawaii and the current 
				state around the world.  
				
			DVD-EM-333 
				– US$24.95 - ISBN: 978-1-934347-92-8   | 
			 
		 
		
			
				
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				 KOBUDO 
				Kama & Jo 
				By Ted Tabura 
				 
				The weaponry techniques of Kama and Jo comprise about 
				half of the arsenal in Okinawa Kobudo. Perhaps of more 
				importance, being that the weapons are far superior in both 
				strength and reach to the arms and legs, neglecting the proper 
				development of the use of these weapons can result only in a 
				partial development and understanding of the art. The proper use 
				of Kama and Jo opens a full array of possibilities in both 
				offensive and defensive maneuvers when using weapons. All the 
				techniques, from defensive positions to devastating attacks, are 
				analyzed and explained with precise and clear descriptions. 
				
			DVD-EM-332 
				– US$24.95 - ISBN: 978-1-934347-91-1   | 
			 
		 
		
			
				
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				 MASTERING 
				THE CANE 
				By Ted Tabura 
				 
				Hanshi Tabura has firsthand knowledge 
				of the effectiveness of the techniques presented in this DVD. 
				Today, martial artists of many styles have learned the art of 
				using the Cane to improve their Martial Arts knowledge, and 
				especially to defeat opponents via chokes. Included in this DVD 
				are the most important criteria to learn to develop the 
				important techniques of the Cane for combat and self-defense. 
				Master Ted Tabura shares the knowledge he has gained through 
				personal experience in combat. This DVD has a great deal to 
				offer to all Martial Arts and weaponry students, from beginner 
				to black belt level. It also is a unique way to learn about the 
				true and devastating techniques of the Cane.  
				
			DVD-EM-334 
				– US$24.95 - ISBN: 978-1-934347-93-5   | 
			 
		 
		
			
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				MASTERING OKINAWA-TE   
				By Ted Tabura 
				In this DVD series, 
				Grandmaster Ted Tabura teaches you the three stages to final 
				efficiency in Martial Arts. In volume 1, all the essential 
				elements are taught in a detailed progression. Volume 2 shows 
				you how to react without being delayed by the “thinking process” 
				in combat and, in volume 3, you’ll learn the spontaneous 
				reaction to any given situation. All these three elements go 
				beyond any style or method. Master Tabura’s real-life 
				experiences and vital lessons are all in this exceptional DVD 
				series. His many years of training and constant review of many 
				different self-defense concepts and martial arts methods make 
				this DVD series a must for any true perfectionist.
				All styles and 
				artists will benefit from viewing this strong impact DVD 
				instruction.  | 
			 
		 
	 
	
		
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			MASTERING OKINAWA-TE 
			
			By Ted Tabura 
			 
			Vol.1  Are you Ready? 
			 
			ISBN: 
			978-1-934347-72-0
			
			 
			 
			
			
			DVDEM-326 - US $24.95  | 
		 
	 
	
		
			
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			MASTERING OKINAWA-TE 
			
			By Ted Tabura 
			 
			Vol.2  Think But 
			Don’t Think  
			
			 ISBN: 
			978-1-934347-73-7 
			 
			 
			
			
			DVDEM-327 - US $24.95  | 
		 
	 
	
		
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			MASTERING OKINAWA-TE 
			
			By Ted Tabura 
			 
			Vol.3  Split Second  
			 ISBN: 978-1-934347-74-4 
			 
			
			DVDEM-328 - US $24.95  | 
		 
	 
	
  
    
	
		
			
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			MASTERING OKINAWA-TE 
			
			By Ted Tabura 
			(All 3 DVD's Vol-1,2 & 3) 
			
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			DVDEM326 
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