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Craig Constantine

Presence, not pursuit.

Skill at arms

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Published Jul 27, 2013 ·  All posts on Jul 27  ·  Wayne Muromoto, Aikido

Inevitably, if you are doing some kind of traditional Japanese martial arts, you will encounter the term te no uchi. In its narrowest context, it means how you grip your weapon. In a larger context, it means a kind of overall skill level for a craftsman.

~ Wayne Muromoto from, 75. Te No Uchi: Skill At Arms – The Classic Budoka

Elsewhere, this is 4uwote5. — slipbox

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