"Count Dante has been, and continues to be, one of the more controversial figures in ka­rate. He has been damned and praised with about equal intensity, and just the mention of his name will generally arouse an emotional outburst of one kind or another. An outspoken proponent of "full-contact" karate, he has aroused the ire of the purists, who would like to see him "drummed out of the corps". He is a thorn in the side of all those who cherish a legend, worship the past and detest criticism. We do not agree with all Count Dan­te has to say, but we do think he is a bright, articulate man who has exercised a profound influence on karate in the Mid-West and is, therefore, a man who should be heard. Perhaps some of his points are valid...perhaps not. It is up to you to make the decision. This article first appeared in MR. AMERICA magazine of December 1970. It is worth your attention."

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