Osho Martial Arts Club in Gondar - watch whole video

[speech]

hey guys,

check out this short film by Itsushi Kawase

leave your thoughts/feedback, and share with friends

[HBK]

Impressive!!!

[Remhai]

Awey....chuchewochu des silu!!!!

[fegul]

Well executed front kick almost a quarter into the film, very clean. There could have been a little more snap in the forms but that's just me nitpicking

The breaking was pretty sweet, that epic one where he clears like 10 people was nuts, I didnt think he was going to make it.

[The Mayor]

hey guys,

check out this short film by Itsushi Kawase

leave your thoughts/feedback, and share with friends

^^
My friend you spelled GondEr wrong....please watch your spelling especially when it comes to {GondEr}!


Sidenote: I thought the wardrobe was really funny though

*Shrugs*

[zigzagg]

is it run by asians ? big up for the kids ....... abesha restaurants watch out gone are the days of breakin bottles on somebody's head

[speech]

i dont think its run by asians but then again i dont know

[Humbled]

Do u guys even know who Osho is? I hope u do. Respect!

[speech]

humbled, are you referring to this guy? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osho
or someone else?

[Humbled]

humbled, are you referring to this guy? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osho
or someone else?

lol, yea thats him..but still not sure what he got to do with martial arts.

[venezian]

that is by far the coolest martial arts uniforms i have ever seen.

LMAOO! at the little girl and boy fighting..

EDIT:
i am soooooooo going to burn in hell for eternity for what i just saw and laughed at.

[fegul]

EDIT:
i am soooooooo going to burn in hell for eternity for what i just saw and laughed at.

I know exactly what part of the video you're at and yes, you will burn in hell

[speech]

humbled, are you referring to this guy? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osho
or someone else?

lol, yea thats him..but still not sure what he got to do with martial arts.

there's this definition as well:

Oshō is the Japanese reading of the Chinese he shang (和尚), meaning a high-ranking Buddhist monk or highly virtuous Buddhist monk. It is also a respectful designation for Buddhist monks in general and may be used with the suffix -san. It is originally derived from the Sanskrit upadhyaya, meaning "master" in the sense of "teacher".
The two characters making up the word are actually pronounced oshō only in the Zen and Pure Land sects. For example, they are read kashō in the Tendai sect and wajō in the Shingon sect

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oshō