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Dennis Bartram - The Journey Towards Tensegrity Part C (31 Jan 2008)
Dr Hatsumi is a Grandmaster of nine other schools in Japan He is listed by their Government as a Natural living treasure. Now these ancient time tested teachings are available through the development of its Masters both as a Therapy and a movement management system. Our trained Therapists are registered with the British Register of Complimentary Practitioners, the Guild of Complimentary Therapists and the Amatsu Therapy Association.
Dennis Bartram - The Journey Towards Tensegrity Part D (31 Jan 2008)
Courses are run regularly at all levels and consist of weekend courses or block sessions. These courses include workbooks which are unique to the course and its content. Following the completion of the course, an examination may be taken and if successful will give a qualification in Amatsu. You will then be eligible to apply to be a member of the Amatsu Therapy Association which is our Governing body.
Dennis Bartram – The Journey Towards Tensegrity Part A (30 Jan 2008)
AMATSU An age old trusted heritage of life
skills that develops balance and wellness in to your lifestyle.
Dennis Bartram – The Journey Towards Tensegrity Part B (31 Jan 2008)
He granted them full teaching rights of the ancient school of Hi Chi Bu Ku Goshin Jutsu. Throughout its 2000 year old history its principles and secrets were handed down from Master to pupil. After decades of preparation studying the martial art aspects, the oriental medicine philosophy and osteopathic principles, under his guidance they were acknowledged as MASTERS OF THIS UNIQUE SYSTEM
Hatsumi Sensei Being Awesome (08 Jan 2010)
A collection of Hatsumi Sensei clips from www.ninjutsu.com. Hatsumi is the acclaimed 34th grandmaster of ninjutsu, and is totally awesome, if you can't tell from these little bits of the action.
Only tension and compression elements in tensegrity systems. (07 Jul 2007)
I am an Orthopedic Surgeon with a special interest in Tensegrity biomechanics, biotensegrity. Tensegrity is a naturally occurring construct first recognized and developed by Ken Snelson and R. Buckminster Fuller in which the compression elements of the construct 'float' in continuous tension network (example: bicycle wheel).
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