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interesting... thank you!

it's actually him

Really cool way to frame narratives through active and reactive forces. Conceptualizes movement rather nicely. Awesome lecture!

That’s pretty cool.

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This is funny, My kids can kick their butts, lol

Merry Christmas Sensei!!!

Yutaka Yaguchi (November 14, 1932 - October 26, 2023) was a Japanese karateka who was the Chief Instructor and Chairman of the International Shotokan Karate Federation (ISKF) Mountain States Region. He was born in Hiroshima, Japan, in 1932 and began karate training in 1952. He later tested under masters Gichin Funakoshi for his 1st dan black belt and Masatoshi Nakayama for his 2nd through 8th dan black belts. As one of the first graduates of the Japan Karate Association (JKA) Instructors' Training Program in 1959, he played an important role in the growth of JKA karate and the internationalization of Shotokan karate. Yaguchi first arrived in the United States on June 5, 1965. In 1974, Yaguchi founded the ISKF of Colorado, the regional headquarters for the Mountain States Region.

Keinosuke Enoeda (榎枝 慶之輔, Enoeda Keinosuke, 4 July 1935 - 29 March 2003) was a Japanese master of Shotokan karate. He was a former Chief Instructor of the Karate Union of Great Britain. Enoeda was ranked 8th dan in Shotokan karate, and was widely renowned as a formidable karateka (practitioner of karate). Following his death, Enoeda was posthumously awarded the rank of 9th dan.

Vern Vaden Sensei: 7th Dan, Shotokan California Vern Vaden Sensei began his Shotokan study in the early 1960s under Shihan Teriyuki Okazaki in Philadelphia, Pa. Sensei Vaden moved to Los Angeles in 1972 where he continued his training under Sensei Hidetaka Nishiyama, and from that year through 1985, competed each year on the US National Team in numerous International championships (and captained that team). In 1980, Vern Vaden Sensei opened his own Karate -Do Academy. Over his many years of training and study, Sensei Vaden has trained with many of the greatest Shotokan Masters, such as Shihans Enoeda, Kisaka, Yaguchi, Oishi, Shirai, and Yamaguchi.

you're inspiring

Hidetaka Nishiyama besides to be a great Karateka, he was a Great human being, we should be always remembering him. ;)

Kali: PTK/Pikiti-Tirsia Abecidario 12 Lines of Attack with Guro Blake Shores. Tuhon Ray Parra Parra Academy of Martial Arts, Austin, Texas www.parraacademy.com

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Thank you for posting !! Still think we were the only 2 Walters at MKA. Hope all is well.

You’re still a favorite sensei! Fantastic talent!

Fantastic - great spirit - finest KARATE-Students - nice document !

Thank you , sensei.

What style do you practice I'm a wadoryu 2nd Dan

Amen. 🙏

Bless her.

Where's sensei tabata

Maybe I missed it but some discussion should have been made about Hidetaka Nishiyama's pictures throughout Mas Oyama's first edition of "This is Karate". Why did the second edition of this large book remove all his pictures? Was there a conflict with the Shotokan Style and Oyama's Style? Was there a parting of company between Nishiyama and Oyama?

Parabéns sensei.um abraço de sensei Paulo chaves de Brasília DF.brasil

I remember that match very well. Wauriman was too good that day for me. Congrats to him!

so great thanks

I met Mr. Nishiyama in the mid ‘70s. It was at the first AAU meeting when they were deciding whether or not to accept Karate into the AAU. Mr. Caylor Adkins introduced me to Mr. Nishiyama. Mr. Adkins trained with Mr. Nishiyama in the very late ‘50s when Mr. Ohshima went temporarily back to Japan. I trained in a Nishiyama Dojo in Palmdale in the late ‘80s for about a year before opening my own SKA Dojo.

Sensei how old are you? This is very motivating, your explanation and technique are beautiful clean sand precise. Thank you, OSS!

I have been out of the loop for awhile and am saddened to hear of the passing of Sensi Fusaro. A great man and great leader

My greatest achievement in life was to train under and earn my Shodan from this remarkable man. Love and revere him still.

Some of the sloppiest technique I've seen.

This is an incredible clip. It documents so many milestones in the history of Traditional Karate in the United States. It documents the progression and trajectory of where we came from and perhaps where we are going. Please search high and low. See if you can unearth more of this before it lost, thrown away or deteriorates. Thank you!

"PACIENTE CON LAS PERSONAS Y EXIGENTE CON LO PROPIO", MÁXIMA DE SENSEI TABATA BORDADA EN SU KARATEGUI Y EN SU PERSONA.............MAESTRO SUMIDA ME MOSTRÓ UNA FOTO DE SENSEI TABATA EN LA QUE ESTÁ CON SU ESPOSA E HIJOS; ÉL VISTE DICHO KARATEGUI. FUERON GRANDES AMIGOS.

Thank you, Walter. And thank you, Steve Rough. It's impossible to even speculate what alternate lives thousands of us would have lived had we not met this man.

Amazing.

Sensei Robert L. Fusaro was born September 7, 1933 and passed away June 29, 2019. Professional photographer and Karate-ka, Steve Rough, put together this 9min, 33 sec Photo Archive that was shown at Sensei’s Memorial Celebration held on September 7, 2019 at Midwest Karate Association in Minneapolis, Minnesota before a few hundred of the many students he taught and which many have continued on become martial arts instructors in their own right. The photos cover the seminal years from about 1971 to 1977 and include many top Shotokan Karate Sensei’s including Nakayama, Nishiyama, Okazaki and Yaguchi, to name a few. Please share this Memorial Archive with others. Bowing... Sensei Walter Bera.

Training under a master, for a short time, has left lifelong impressions of inspiration. And the teachers who were his students will carry on Sensei Fusaro’s level of excellence.

Sensei this is beautiful. Keep up the good work. It is always great to see our karate seniors keeping up the way. Oss

Walter, thank you for posting this. It brings back a lot of memories. This was 2 months before I started training and it was a real privilege to have you and some of the others in this video beat me up every day, after I got my shodan a couple years later. It was saddening to hear of Sensei Mott's passing at too young of an age.

Kihon Kata no Sai performed by Sensei Jerry Holt 4th Dan 琉球古武道信武舘 Ryukyu Kobudo Shimbukan. Recorded at the Advanced Martial Arts Dojo of the Ridgedale YMCA, Minnetonka, MN, USA. Videographer Sensei Walter Bera PhD. Sensei Jerry Holt - 6th Dan in Isshinryu Karate-Do - 4th Dan in Ryukyu Kobudo Shimbukan Sensei Holt has been training Karate and Kobudo for over 40 years. He joined the Ryukyu Kobudo Shimbukan Association after meeting and training with Akamine Hiroshi Sensei in 2010. He s a retired US Marine and has worked as a photojournalist for the Star Tribune newspaper since 1990. Sensei Holt has trained regularly at the Main Dojo in Okinawa as well as regularly officiates and demonstrates at events in the US and Canada. He leads regular Karate and Kobudo classes at the White Bear Lake YMCA and frequently provides supporting training in the main Shimbukan Dojo in Lonsdale, Minnesota.

Introduction and Background to Hidetaka Nishiyama 西山 英峻Shotokan Karate Master (b. 1928 - d. 2008) A Historic Autobiographical Interview in Five Chapters with Sensei Walter Bera PhD Hi! I’m Walter and this is an introduction with some background information you may of interest regarding these historic interviews I just published for the martial arts community. I am also asking for volunteers to help in doing a transcription and then translations to make the interviews accessible to the worldwide martial arts community. RUclips strongly supports this Creator Studio Community practice. You can check the process out on RUclips itself. In 1977, I was a University of Minnesota grad student and Shotokan Karate instructor, I and my professional Producer and Camera friend, Dale Cooper, were enthusiastic young karate-ka. We were training with US karate pioneer, Sensei Robert Fusaro, in Minneapolis when he hosted the AAKF Championships in 1977. Dale and I tentatively approached the already legendary Sensei Nishiyama and were thrilled that he was open and even excited to do an hour long autobiographical video interview using our then, state-of-the-art, reel-to-reel Beta videotape recorder. We made it our mission to safeguard and preserve this precious interview tape as video technology continued to change. Over these 40 plus years, the original Beta reel-to-reel tape was transferred to a VHS tape format, later a DVD disc and finally to the digital video format you see and will stay preserved for all in the digital Cloud. Now another generation of karate-ka can experience, see and hear the vibrant, young, inspiring 49-year old Sensei Nishiyama tell his remarkable life story. Learn of his samurai lineage and why Shotokan Karate would become the focus of his life and how he dedicated himself to become one of the greatest teachers of an entire generation of karate-ka in Japan, the US and around the world. Sincerely Walter Bera, Interviewer and Editor Dale Cooper, Producer and Camera E: Sensei.Bera@gmail.com W: www.walterbera.net

Introduction and Background to Hidetaka Nishiyama 西山 英峻Shotokan Karate Master (b. 1928 - d. 2008) A Historic Autobiographical Interview in Five Chapters with Sensei Walter Bera PhD Hi! I’m Walter and this is an introduction with some background information you may of interest regarding these historic interviews I just published for the martial arts community. I am also asking for volunteers to help in doing a transcription and then translations to make the interviews accessible to the worldwide martial arts community. RUclips strongly supports this Creator Studio Community practice. You can check the process out on RUclips itself. In 1977, I was a University of Minnesota grad student and Shotokan Karate instructor, I and my professional Producer and Camera friend, Dale Cooper, were enthusiastic young karate-ka. We were training with US karate pioneer, Sensei Robert Fusaro, in Minneapolis when he hosted the AAKF Championships in 1977. Dale and I tentatively approached the already legendary Sensei Nishiyama and were thrilled that he was open and even excited to do an hour long autobiographical video interview using our then, state-of-the-art, reel-to-reel Beta videotape recorder. We made it our mission to safeguard and preserve this precious interview tape as video technology continued to change. Over these 40 plus years, the original Beta reel-to-reel tape was transferred to a VHS tape format, later a DVD disc and finally to the digital video format you see and will stay preserved for all in the digital Cloud. Now another generation of karate-ka can experience, see and hear the vibrant, young, inspiring 49-year old Sensei Nishiyama tell his remarkable life story. Learn of his samurai lineage and why Shotokan Karate would become the focus of his life and how he dedicated himself to become one of the greatest teachers of an entire generation of karate-ka in Japan, the US and around the world. Sincerely Walter Bera, Interviewer and Editor Dale Cooper, Producer and Camera E: Sensei.Bera@gmail.com W: www.walterbera.net

Introduction and Background to Hidetaka Nishiyama 西山 英峻Shotokan Karate Master (b. 1928 - d. 2008) A Historic Autobiographical Interview in Five Chapters with Sensei Walter Bera PhD Hi! I’m Walter and this is an introduction with some background information you may of interest regarding these historic interviews I just published for the martial arts community. I am also asking for volunteers to help in doing a transcription and then translations to make the interviews accessible to the worldwide martial arts community. RUclips strongly supports this Creator Studio Community practice. You can check the process out on RUclips itself. In 1977, I was a University of Minnesota grad student and Shotokan Karate instructor, I and my professional Producer and Camera friend, Dale Cooper, were enthusiastic young karate-ka. We were training with US karate pioneer, Sensei Robert Fusaro, in Minneapolis when he hosted the AAKF Championships in 1977. Dale and I tentatively approached the already legendary Sensei Nishiyama and were thrilled that he was open and even excited to do an hour long autobiographical video interview using our then, state-of-the-art, reel-to-reel Beta videotape recorder. We made it our mission to safeguard and preserve this precious interview tape as video technology continued to change. Over these 40 plus years, the original Beta reel-to-reel tape was transferred to a VHS tape format, later a DVD disc and finally to the digital video format you see and will stay preserved for all in the digital Cloud. Now another generation of karate-ka can experience, see and hear the vibrant, young, inspiring 49-year old Sensei Nishiyama tell his remarkable life story. Learn of his samurai lineage and why Shotokan Karate would become the focus of his life and how he dedicated himself to become one of the greatest teachers of an entire generation of karate-ka in Japan, the US and around the world. Sincerely Walter Bera, Interviewer and Editor Dale Cooper, Producer and Camera E: Sensei.Bera@gmail.com W: www.walterbera.net

Introduction and Background to Hidetaka Nishiyama 西山 英峻Shotokan Karate Master (b. 1928 - d. 2008) A Historic Autobiographical Interview in Five Chapters with Sensei Walter Bera PhD Hi! I’m Walter and this is an introduction with some background information you may have on the historic interviews I just published for the martial arts community. I am also asking for your help in doing a transcription and then translations to make the interviews accessible to the worldwide martial arts community. RUclips strongly supports this Creator Studio Community practice. You can check the process out on RUclips itself. In 1977, I was a University of Minnesota grad student and Shotokan Karate instructor, I and my professional Producer and Camera friend, Dale Cooper, were enthusiastic young karate-ka. We were training with US karate pioneer, Sensei Robert Fusaro, in Minneapolis when he hosted the AAKF Championships in 1977. Dale and I tentatively approached the already legendary Sensei Nishiyama and were thrilled that he was open and even excited to do an hour long autobiographical video interview using our then, state-of-the-art, reel-to-reel Beta videotape recorder. We made it our mission to safeguard and preserve this precious interview tape as video technology continued to change. Over these 40 plus years, the original Beta reel-to-reel tape was transferred to a VHS tape format, later a DVD disc and finally to the digital video format you see and will stay preserved for all in the digital Cloud. Now another generation of karate-ka can experience, see and hear the vibrant, young, inspiring 49-year old Sensei Nishiyama tell his remarkable life story. Learn of his samurai lineage and why Shotokan Karate would become the focus of his life and how he dedicated himself to become one of the greatest teachers of an entire generation of karate-ka in Japan, the US and around the world. Sincerely Walter Bera, Interviewer and Editor Dale Cooper, Producer and Camera E: Sensei.Bera@gmail.com W: www.walterbera.net

Introduction and Background to Hidetaka Nishiyama 西山 英峻Shotokan Karate Master (b. 1928 - d. 2008) A Historic Autobiographical Interview in Five Chapters with Sensei Walter Bera PhD Hi! I’m Walter and this is an introduction with some background information you may have on the historic interviews I just published for the martial arts community. I am also asking for your help in doing a transcription and then translations to make the interviews accessible to the worldwide martial arts community. RUclips strongly supports this Creator Studio Community practice. You can check the process out on RUclips itself. In 1977, I was a University of Minnesota grad student and Shotokan Karate instructor, I and my professional Producer and Camera friend, Dale Cooper, were enthusiastic young karate-ka. We were training with US karate pioneer, Sensei Robert Fusaro, in Minneapolis when he hosted the AAKF Championships in 1977. Dale and I tentatively approached the already legendary Sensei Nishiyama and were thrilled that he was open and even excited to do an hour long autobiographical video interview using our then, state-of-the-art, reel-to-reel Beta videotape recorder. We made it our mission to safeguard and preserve this precious interview tape as video technology continued to change. Over these 40 plus years, the original Beta reel-to-reel tape was transferred to a VHS tape format, later a DVD disc and finally to the digital video format you see and will stay preserved for all in the digital Cloud. Now another generation of karate-ka can experience, see and hear the vibrant, young, inspiring 49-year old Sensei Nishiyama tell his remarkable life story. Learn of his samurai lineage and why Shotokan Karate would become the focus of his life and how he dedicated himself to become one of the greatest teachers of an entire generation of karate-ka in Japan, the US and around the world. Walter Bera, Interviewer and Editor Dale Cooper, Producer and Camera E: Sensei.Bera@gmail.com W: www.walterbera.net