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Muy buen video gracias 👍

Sadly we lost a lot of Masters in WW2 but at least Oyama-Sensei survive in WW2 and create the beautiful Karate Kyokushin.

Смешные приёмы, где оба заранее знают свои движения, где нападающий поддаётся, а защищающийся бьёт не касаясь делая вид что это смертельный удар 😂

2:30 that was pretty unrealistic 😅

I love traditional karate that qualify you to encounter different senarios,a real life technique.I have started doing karate at 67,Do you imagine?

Замечательный Кихон. Благодарю за прекрасный материал и ещё одну замечательную страницу из истории. Всем добра процветания совершенствования духа и тепла. Сил и стремления к вершине мастерства.

ピストルは無理

I am a second degree Black Belt in Shotokan Karate and I still have no idea how to do what some of these guys are doing.

I’ll say it again. It’s never the art in the man. It’s always the man in the Art.

Funny seeing a young Kanazawa attacking with a gun and stick

Prachtige documentaire

About 3:25 where they're barely creeping along the ground with tiny foot movements of the toe and heel without taking a step... that's some subtle, but very cool footwork!

Karatê tradicional Forevore OSS!!!👊👊👊💪🥋

This sounds pretty good

when was this filmed?

I watched the chance from martial art to sport and that's sad.

Eezy gang !! 🤭

the anti gun techniques are suicide

It looks efficient.

Viva lo shotokan ❤️❤️

That was impressive even by today's standards. What a great display of technique and control.

It's just a demonstration.. but I wonder how much they are quick & fast at real fight

Todas as partes são boas e bem precisas mas só não tente os chutes contra as armas,pois não existe defesa contra armas,mas de resto esse video foi incrivel

Остаеться только поакать...

как наивно...

EUGHHHHH

Just like the Kung Fu I taught for40 years but more rigid.

Video shooting date

To all the people talking bad about shotokan, in www.youtube.com/@KarateCombat it seems like most of the wins are by shotkan guys

Super, toll, vielen Dank🤩

Its so intresting,to see unsu-bunkai,performed by SHIHAN Nakayama...or SHIHAN Nishiyama in action.rare pictures.thank you.

Спасибо, Поклон вам🙏🏻

Steven Seagal does this chair sitting karate in all of his new crappy movies...how eird.

今の空手はテコンドーの影響を受けて回転キックなどの技術を追加しました。Today's karate was influenced by Taekwondo and added techniques such as spinning kicks.

Muito lindo o karate shotokan 👊🏼 oss

Karate in it'd intended use is absolutely effective and very deadly. It was developed over centuries of combat techniques

A fegyveres támadás a valóságban azért másképp zajlik. A támadó nem fog várni ellen blokkolásra, hanem lőni fog

Shotokan is best and hard style modern karate..❤️❤️❤️

In the gun techniques, you have to be fast as hell

👍👍👍

For a martial art that competively banned elbows. There are a lot of elbows.

2:22 Left out the part where he gets shot.

Demonstrations are well and good. Put ‘em in the ring with a trained fighter and watch them piss themselves.

Each move of the "attacker" is not followed up to allow the opponent gain the advantage. This is not real. In MMA fight, the striker will not hold back so that you can show how you follow though your strike. He will keep attacking. That's why their fake fights are unrealistic.

hmm looks surprisingly as useful as modern karate

Green belt test, 1974, Japanese cultural center in Los Angeles, Nishyama was the main evaluator, didn't understand half of what he said, but we respected the heck out of him.

Did they simply not understand that pivoting imbues the power of the earth into your core, your shoulders, and thus your strikes? They are always flat footed with their strikes. In western striking disciplines, we drill this pivot, rotation. It's where all of the power comes from. We do it even when striking the air.

I have to assume these forms were just so they could have muscle memory for counters against first attacks, but that they had an understanding that they would have to strike differently in order to get real power. I'm a kickboxer and I see huge potential in just these forms I've seen in the first minute. Genuinely good counters to those attacks, but you would truly have to go Mike Tyson when you're throwing those strikes. I assume the goal is to end the fight with one combo. I see them targeting the liver a lot

bullshido in action

1:50 he didn’t even check if the person behind him was attacker. He just knew...