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**BGThomasis** · 11-18-2006, 09:16 AM

Rabbit do you mean the difference between a gi-keiko and a shia? (if that is your analogy, you may aswell consider a shinsa also

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at its simplest one is to learn and one is to win (shinsa is neither but rather to demonstrate) your attitude is different in all so actually depending on the purpose (and individual) there may be no difference anyway

11-18-2006, 09:16 AM	#5
BGThomasis Join Date Oct 2005 Location United Kingdom Posts 420 Senior Member	Rabbit do you mean the difference between a gi-keiko and a shia? (if that is your analogy, you may aswell consider a shinsa also ) at its simplest one is to learn and one is to win (shinsa is neither but rather to demonstrate) your attitude is different in all so actually depending on the purpose (and individual) there may be no difference anyway
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