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Posted On:
4/30/2012 11:28am
Style: Goju Ryu Karate--
I'm surprised Plumber...you are the first guy I've ever seen (who actually trained with him) who had a bad thing to say about the guy. My old school was affiliated with Juko Kye for a long time. I never trained in the combat ki but another one of our blackbelts trained with him for a year. We all learned the combat ki but not to the full extent that he taught it. The blackbelt I speak of came back after training with Sacharnowski and I kicked him as hard as I could right in the groin. I lifted him off the ground. I did it several times. Kind of hard to argue with that. As for the credentials...all those guys from that era have puffery to their cred. There was no internet back then. A legit instructor would open a dojo and some dill weed would open one up next door but claim he studied in Okinawa under Miyagi himself and then spent 10 years in silence studying Kung Fu with Shoulin Monks. Hell...they probably had to boost the resume just to stay in business. I'll tell ya this much...the guy trains some bad ass students!
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Posted On:
5/31/2012 10:48am
Style: Karate--
I was a member of a school that was originally Ryukyu kempo before we were incorporated under the Juko Kai umbrella in the 90's. We were one of the biggest dojos and had amazing teachers. Rod Sacharnowski poached our best teachers with promises of better jobs running his schools in Dallas or Indianna and then wouldn't fulfill those promises. It wasn't until years after I had quit that I found out about all the fraud he is involved with (I had mentioned my affiliation to someone and was directed here a while back to see the truth).
I have done the Combat Ki training and earned a dan ranking in it by taking the kick to the groin, punches to the throat and solar plexus. That was the last thing I did in Juko Kai and it was in 1999. During the training before the testing we were being drilled and taking hits from various teachers, and I received one slap on the chest from Rod and that was the hardest thing I felt all day. The man may be delusional, but he was still strong as an ox when I last saw him.



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9/13/2011 5:16pm
Style: judo hiatus