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    A link to a video of a meeting of several karate masters and a kung fu master all performing their own style's version of sanchin. I don't know what's more interesting, the "family resemblance" between them or the distinct differences.

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    Differences between the versions... distillation/exemption/modification of the original CMA & even between CMA styles that use it.
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    Very cool, thanks for posting Rick.

    I remember quite a few years ago that Fumio Demura had an article in one of the magazines showing the different versions of Bassai. It was really cool, and comparative stuff like this something I find really fascinating. Shows that most arts have more in common than they do differences.
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