I've spent the past weekend
perusing the Internet/U-Tube for videos of Tuite being performed.
What I found, was that the majority of people and/or systems
don't know WTF “Tuite” is.
The biggest misconception, is that Tuite and Kyusho are the same thing.
This is only believed by (complete) Moron's, and is peddled
by the circuit Charlatans and scam artists (believing
so, makes it easier to shovel their crap).
The very few
video's that I was able to find (that illustrated their
techniques), consisted of the typical high-speed performance
of commonly taught Ju-Jutsu and Aikido techniques.
I (again) found one video
from a school that did an “Internet Seminar” (for their
version of Tuite). The way it was presented, you'd of thought that it
was some manner of High-tech instruction. Unfortunately, it
was a very “typical” amateurish event.
It advertised (and became
obvious) that they were affiliated with one of the ex-RyuTe
groups. Basically, all the techniques demonstrated were performed
(IMO) as if by untrained “yellow-belts”. It was pathetic
(which was surprising).
Considering
who they were
affiliated with, I would have presumed
a higher level of
knowledge (especially
since the techniques they covered were very simplistic).
The manor which every
one of them was explained
and demonstrated, was
amateurish at best
(and definitely sad).
There
are basically less
than 6 "schools" that are (both) Non-RyuTe
and are located within
the U.S. That are putting any
Tuite video's on the Internet. Every one of those, are (either)
directly, or indirectly
affiliated with Dillweed's nonsense.
As
I had mentioned in another Blog post, most of those individual's have
distanced themselves
from him, and are now
pushing their own
brand of his
stupidity. I know that a few of them have invaded
Europe, and are doing a number of their little “Seminars
of Deceit”. The majority of
these medicine shows
are pushing the Kyusho
aspect (greater continuing profit
potential), and attempt
to tie it to everything
(including Tuite).
Those
that are in the U.S., obviously don't devote any
time to real study of
the art. From the videos that are on the Internet, there is only a
simplistic approach
being made towards any study of Tuite.
I've
written before of their ridiculous
“10 tuite principles” used by all
of these other groups.
Of their 10, there is
only 1 of them that is even similar
to any of our
6.
Having
seen this lack of
information and/or examples, I
am becoming rather anxious
(in regards to publishing our
Tuite Manual). I believe my greatest amazement,
is that nobody has
(obviously) spent any
amount of time on figuring out the most fundamental
of guidelines for performing Tuite techniques (even in general).
If
what I found was
(accurately)
portraying examples of
what is being taught (in regards to the performance of Tuite), Then
the market is definitely
in need of further
refinement.
Having
already investigated the quality
of (any of) the written information that's available on the subject, I
know that there isn't
anything of value
that's (presently) available.
I
know that when I'm viewing what these individual's are presenting as
being representative of their
applications, it's obvious that their intentions are not to improve
their student's understanding, much less the performance of Tuite. Their
goal seems only to be having something to tell
their (paying) students (regardless of whether it helps them to
accomplish their application of the techniques, or not).
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