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Вот что это? Что они делают и для чего? Ловят руку потом бьют. Это сложно. Надо проще выход искать. Ногой встречаешь, ломаешь структуру, работаешь волнами непонятно чтобы.

Hojo undo teknics ....

Great explanation and demonsration by my sensei!

Bro thought he did something 😭😭😭

Thank you for the clear and crisp demonstration. Hadn't done this in decades; now can add it to the revival of my Sanchin practice.

We would've seen this in boxing much more (or at all) if it was effective. or mma. Or anywhere.

that's fantasy it doesn't work on the real world even the block technique of a street fighter is more legit

Studied Uechi-Ryu in the late 70's. We were told that Sanchin was so important to Uechi-Ryu that if you took the black belt test , performing Sanchin poorly or not good enough, testers would fail you on the spot. The Sanchin we learned did not have the blocks at the end. We learned 3 steps forward with nukite, turn, 3 steps with nukite,turn, 3 steps with nukite,end.

So strong,,,good for UFC …

This Technique is more the judo self defense against kicks.

No disrespect Ryan but I think early the MMA battles, where all the arts went up against each other has answered the question, are traditional arts still applicable. If you're talking about Joe Bloggs in the street then probably. If you're talking about MMA types, then no it's not applicable.

Katas very important 😊is the best General 😊

I am a Parker Karate (Kenpo) & Korean stylist- I have had some Uechi training. You are one of the best I have seen…

Enjoy your stuff brother

Great job

Very well explained. I've trained Uechi Sanchin under Peggy Hess in Florida, and Bamboo Forest Mantis' Saam Bo Chin form under Henry Yee. Yee's version of the form ( at that time ) used the "crushing step" or "elephant step" as we wore shoes, which sent a vibration through the body. When twisting the limbs, this would tighten the muscles so that the ligaments received the vibrations in a slight repetitive stretching action that was supposedly to loosen the tendons. In Seikichi Toguchi's book on Goju Ryu you can see him as well as his student's demonstration of Sanchin shows them torquing their forearms outward in a similar twisting dynamic, though the text never explains nor references this ( if memory serves me ).

this is by far the most instructionally sound video ive come across, thanks Sensei

I would consider you a practitioner of Uechi Ryu and you study Sanchin kata as it is a foundation of this system of karate

Good job on the video sensei. By the way, would you consider me a studying practitioner of the KATTA that you demonstrated, or MI a practitioner as you are??

Never move straight back. Move at angles. Footwork and movement are key. Shodan uechi ryu. Rick Martin sensei.

Rip Craig Fallon ❤

Good question, it’s called bunchai. It’s a demonstration of techniques found in the kata. Kata has many benefits to the practitioner. Every time you practice kata you should be trying to perfect the movement. This sets the neurological pathways in mind so that you can fire your technics just like turning on a light switch. Kata is something most people can do for their whole lives. Some martial arts that do not have kata may not offer their student enough when they are not in their prime for combat

What is this gonna do for you

Where is she now? 9 years is a long time. Mabe an update to how she's doing

Amanda It's first time I saw your face, you look smart same as your words are, you are learning that really hard, it's nice of you, respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰

Amanda you are doing awesome job

that was a horrible sword attack.

your eye of the tiger looks like it lacks all peripheral vision

lot of unnecessary wind up in the front snap kick

the first elbow strike is delivered from a leaning stance...

circle blocks are way too close and low, hard too believe that's your rank.

nothing goes outside the width of the body,

Your stepping while thrusting, which is not how i was taught to demonstrate Seisan.

I am going to try this right away. My usual is lean back to ride the punch and use spine as a spring board to power forward to accelerate the right cross. How has you technique improved?

See him coming the night before!!

That was really good I thought it was cool

Wut

Interesting. I guess I should pay more attention in class next time.

There are a few bits your missing from it but your pretty close .

It's a wave.

What is that block called and how does it work?

BULLSHIDO

will this. work against a muay thai fighter

If that is children with a blackbelt in the backround then this is a mcdojo, children should not have blackbelts until they are atleast sixteen yrs of age

Very unique

Thank you for sharing this. My dojo closed shortly after I was promoted to Nidan and this is a great reference for learning this kata.

Try it with someone who's really trying to hurt him

That's a terrible block. You block to maintain your distance to your opponent. There's no point in blocking attacks you're moving away from especially if you're already out of range.

I wanna see this with someone who is actually trying to hit the other person