I am Shito Riu practicant 6 kiu and i have 47 years old men, but i like how you explain many moves and katas, Oss. and greetings from Argentina, Ushuaia.
I've learned the Heian katas up to Yondan, and my biggest obstacle was the occasional part that required a bit of time and effort to get my head around. Then I get to Godan, and it's like walking into a brick wall. There are so many unfamiliar movements that I have difficulty following. I think, unlike previous katas where I played and followed the full sequence, I'll have to split it into several parts and concentrate on a few steps at a time.
Hi thbdk you for the video!! My would only suggest not to change the point view everytime since It might be confusing as to where we must direct the movements. Thanks for considering this for the next videos!
One April afternoon, in the Spring of 1992, after running out of a pocket full of quarters, near a convenience store, playing Street Fighter II: The World Warrior, I stumbled into a YMCA, where an American Karate was being taught. Heian Godan was the kata, I saw being demonstrated by the instructor a second degree black belt in the local / regional karate style being taught. To my 12 year old brain, the rising punch to the hop, then the downward cross reception was the closest parallel and real-life analog to the fictional Anasatsuken Rising Dragon Punch... and I was sold on karate.
Your bunkai of the mawashi uke is the old one (the same, as I learned 5 years ago). Now the shotokan bunkai (at least JKF) is different: the hands don't go down to the hip, but in front of the hip (about 20-30cm distance) and the aite's hand is not to be caught, but pushed down with both hands. That what I was told at the konin dan shinsa in Saitama and my sensei confirms the new kime.
I mean, bunkai is very much an interpretation. Also, it depens a lot on the situation. Thus a series of moves in a Kata can easily be used to different attacks with a different outcome. I trained with one application that was basically against three strikes: Head and 2x stomach. So the bunkai then reads: Block head strike, the down movement then blocks the second stomch strike, and the last is a block combined with strike and immediate follow up with a second strike. I don't think we should set our minds in stone regarding bunkai, but keep our minds open to applications quite wide in variety. It's a series of techniques that we learn and that can be applied in a vast range of situation. Even combine Katas, because again, bunkai is self defense and self defense is chaotic, not a neatly lined up sequence. The finishing technique can be everything from a leg kick to a yodan punch or even an empi if you're closer to your opponent.
I dunno..I've seen a demonstration if Shaolin Kung Fu where the bunkai was a grab. I think it's a grab of some sort, possibly leading to a joint lock of some sort. I think real self defence, real fighting, is fluid, so, possibly ALL Bunkai are correct as long as they can be safely and reliably applied? Here's the Bunkai I mentioned. ruclips.net/video/6TawGcV5nXE/видео.html
@@wyrmse If you do a test at JKF, you need to follow their rules. Independent of the Bunkai, now the move is not at the hip, but in front of it. I personally liked the old version (as shown in the video) better, but the referees don't.
@@clausanders2886 Tests are to verify you understand basics. After you receive a black belt (which is nothing more than an acknowledgement that you are now acceptable in your basic understanding of Karate core techniques) you are encouraged to go beyond basics. That is true karate, always keep developing yourself and the art of Karate.
@@wyrmse I basicalloy agree, on what you are saying (I'm studying Karate for 10 years now - Japan). What I want to express, that the rules are changing, and if you don't comply to he given rules (like it or not - I don't like), you can't pass the test. Passing the kounin-dan shinsa doesn't mean, you are a perfect Karate-ka, but ,eans you understand the current rules and show a complaint performance. Nothing more or less.
Thank you! Can we expect you going through all the shotokan katas with videos like these? I have a couple of questions: 1. Is lifting leg necessary in 180 turn? You kept it close to your body, but also lifted it a lot. Is this needed? 2. During the hand extension from kiba dachi is palm facing sideways or down? You kept it sideways all the time, but i've seen people keeping it down and turning only at the end. 3. During the jump do you put your legs behind you or keep them crossed under you like in empi? Once again, thank you very much!
Sensei, can you please explain the bunkai part in more detail way. I learn shitoryu but still I hope I can learn a lot watching your version of bunkai.
It's interesting to see Heian Godan. In Tang Soo Do, this is called Pyung Ahn Oh Dan. Tang Soo Do hyung/kata are from Japanese/Okinawan Karate Do. Shotokan specifically.
Nice, you know, the father of Taekwon-do gen. Choi Hong Hi was 2 degree black belt in karate besides other martial arts, so he put a lot of karate in Taekwon-do, you should watch "ITF Taekwon-do tuls", especially Yoo-sin tul, Toy-gye tul, Moon-moo tul, Hwarang tul and Juche tul.
Thanks for some great tips. For the jumping technique in Heian Godan, I was taught that height is not so important as jumping quickly and raising your knees high as the preferred application is avoiding a sweeping attack with a stick. On the other hand, kata Empi has a higher jump. What are your thoughts? +1 about utilizing the twist from the Renoji dachi and raised arms for performing the jump (it's easy to overlook this crucial detail).
I was thinking about getting back at shotokan after more than 15 years. Would i be able to go back to my green belt? How does a dojo resolves this kind of situation? You know, i did not remembered the right kata name before, but i still remembered that movie which you disarm your opponents stick attack and use the 180 kick to hands face. Muscle memory is really a thing after all those years. I think i stopped in the middle of green preparation to purple belt. Wished i had continued, but due to class age (i think) we were not allowed to jyu kumite in normal class if not authorized by parents to attend kumite especial classes in the weekends. There was a black or brown belt back in the day that used to do that jump in like a 1.5 to 1.8 metters high and vert fast. A lot of people just waited after class just to watch that move from the adults class by this guy. You could even fell the wooden flor shaking and feel that kiai screaming trough your skin. It was almost as if a dbz character or superman jump-stomp the flor. So awesome! By the way, back in the day, that dojo was old school, so even as i teenager i trainned makiwara and knuckles pusshup. Respect above all else, first! Enhance for the spirit/moral formation, first! Moacyr sensei, hei! oss!
Very good technique, and a great video for beginners, though I would like to offer some advice if I may. On move 3 attention should follow the direction of kage tsuki kamae (right) and in general, all movement should be preceded by your attention (looking). Keep up the great work.
The jump part of the Heian Godan was passed to me as a defense against a bo attack against your legs. The landing was a way to disarm or break the bo. Your leg sweeping is a good interpretarion that I haven't seen. Reminds me of the Basai Dai. A complete bunkai would be nice to see instead of a single technique, and some variations of the same technique (like the holding variation of the jodan juji uke).
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Which is harder for you? Heian Godan or Tekki Sandan?
For me is tekki sandan usually in tekki katas i only practice tekki Shodan,than sandan and nidan but i practice heian katas looking forward to this
Heian Godan. I still remember my first injury thanks to the jump. Todavía me acuerdo de mi primera lesión gracias al salto
Mark C. Jamila tekki Shodan tutorial is coming up soon too, so please look forward to that as well!
Figra Ardham hopefully with the next “how to jump high” video, you might get an idea of why you hurt yourself!
Tekki Sandan is much more complicated because of the cadence
when you have a big test for purple belt next class, and u don't know the kata & this guy saves ur life.
I dont know karate had purple belt-
@@Agataku.cio_Don't worry McDojo
@@Agataku.cio_ Shotokan does. Purple is just before brown belt. Check it Out! Ciao!!!
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I got mine coming up really soon this guy is saving my life fr
I am Shito Riu practicant 6 kiu and i have 47 years old men, but i like how you explain many moves and katas, Oss. and greetings from Argentina, Ushuaia.
Thank you so much! I will keep in making these videos!
Ushuaia is a nice little town. Got a stamp on my passport from it 😀
I've learned the Heian katas up to Yondan, and my biggest obstacle was the occasional part that required a bit of time and effort to get my head around. Then I get to Godan, and it's like walking into a brick wall. There are so many unfamiliar movements that I have difficulty following. I think, unlike previous katas where I played and followed the full sequence, I'll have to split it into several parts and concentrate on a few steps at a time.
When I practiced Karate my favorite Kata was Kousoukun Sho... never learned it but I love watching it!
Thank you so much for tutorial this kata, it's very helpful for beginners in Karate and your explain is pretty good, of course!
Haha thanks! Glad it helped!
Thank you for this video, Sensei - super helpful. Oss!
I'm almost 53 years.. On blue belt now your videos are really helpful.. Thank you
This is gonna be epic
I hope it was epic!
The original kata for Heian Godan is Pinan Godan the same technique it was modernized by Funakoshi Gichin and change the techniques
Right!
But i practice Shotokan like you
i needed this, ty!
Thank you this helps my childerns very much
i am so excited :x
I hope you liked it!
Em cảm ơn thầy hướng dẫn ạ, trước đây em sai một số động tác,nhờ thầy mà em hiểu hơn
1:51 for everyone if wonder, this is mirror image. At the first where he does whole kata its not mirror image, but "right".
Hi thbdk you for the video!! My would only suggest not to change the point view everytime since It might be confusing as to where we must direct the movements. Thanks for considering this for the next videos!
Oss
Tnx sensei I learned more about the kata in deep ❤
Thank you sensei!🙏
Bro u saved me 😭 I had testing and didn’t know it
I was a karateka 10 years ago, this is my fav kata come up in 3 am and suddenly i want to learn it again.
That is one thing why I joined a karate club...
This is definitely my number one favourite kata
Thank you very much Sensei. Student from Sydney, Australia.
One April afternoon, in the Spring of 1992, after running out of a pocket full of quarters, near a convenience store, playing Street Fighter II: The World Warrior, I stumbled into a YMCA, where an American Karate was being taught.
Heian Godan was the kata, I saw being demonstrated by the instructor a second degree black belt in the local / regional karate style being taught.
To my 12 year old brain, the rising punch to the hop, then the downward cross reception was the closest parallel and real-life analog to the fictional Anasatsuken Rising Dragon Punch... and I was sold on karate.
doing this kata to get my brown belt :) currently a purple belt, and i just wanna get some pointers before my exam next week!
Your bunkai of the mawashi uke is the old one (the same, as I learned 5 years ago). Now the shotokan bunkai (at least JKF) is different: the hands don't go down to the hip, but in front of the hip (about 20-30cm distance) and the aite's hand is not to be caught, but pushed down with both hands. That what I was told at the konin dan shinsa in Saitama and my sensei confirms the new kime.
I mean, bunkai is very much an interpretation. Also, it depens a lot on the situation. Thus a series of moves in a Kata can easily be used to different attacks with a different outcome. I trained with one application that was basically against three strikes: Head and 2x stomach. So the bunkai then reads: Block head strike, the down movement then blocks the second stomch strike, and the last is a block combined with strike and immediate follow up with a second strike. I don't think we should set our minds in stone regarding bunkai, but keep our minds open to applications quite wide in variety. It's a series of techniques that we learn and that can be applied in a vast range of situation. Even combine Katas, because again, bunkai is self defense and self defense is chaotic, not a neatly lined up sequence. The finishing technique can be everything from a leg kick to a yodan punch or even an empi if you're closer to your opponent.
I dunno..I've seen a demonstration if Shaolin Kung Fu where the bunkai was a grab. I think it's a grab of some sort, possibly leading to a joint lock of some sort. I think real self defence, real fighting, is fluid, so, possibly ALL Bunkai are correct as long as they can be safely and reliably applied? Here's the Bunkai I mentioned. ruclips.net/video/6TawGcV5nXE/видео.html
@@wyrmse If you do a test at JKF, you need to follow their rules. Independent of the Bunkai, now the move is not at the hip, but in front of it. I personally liked the old version (as shown in the video) better, but the referees don't.
@@clausanders2886 Tests are to verify you understand basics. After you receive a black belt (which is nothing more than an acknowledgement that you are now acceptable in your basic understanding of Karate core techniques) you are encouraged to go beyond basics. That is true karate, always keep developing yourself and the art of Karate.
@@wyrmse I basicalloy agree, on what you are saying (I'm studying Karate for 10 years now - Japan). What I want to express, that the rules are changing, and if you don't comply to he given rules (like it or not - I don't like), you can't pass the test. Passing the kounin-dan shinsa doesn't mean, you are a perfect Karate-ka, but ,eans you understand the current rules and show a complaint performance. Nothing more or less.
thank you master you always help me for prepering before my karate exams and you also explain to well !!!!!!!!!!! OSS and love you from INDIA :)
Just amazing, well explained. Greetings from Brazil!
Bravo oss
Thank you for this; I really enjoy your teaching method.
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I learned this kata in two version. One with the Jump and one where we just slide into it the Juji Uke.
Great video! Thank you!!
It's like Pinan Sono Go of Kyokushin, my favorite kata 😊
❤ thanks 🙏
Arigato! Great explanation. Very helpful
you are great sir. i am your very big fan sir.
i respect you as my elder brother sir.
Brilliant video helped a lot ,,great stuff
Great stuff sensei. Thank you.
Wow thank you for this really helped, keep up the good work!!!
Brilliant, thanks man.
Great form!
Thank you! Can we expect you going through all the shotokan katas with videos like these?
I have a couple of questions:
1. Is lifting leg necessary in 180 turn? You kept it close to your body, but also lifted it a lot. Is this needed?
2. During the hand extension from kiba dachi is palm facing sideways or down? You kept it sideways all the time, but i've seen people keeping it down and turning only at the end.
3. During the jump do you put your legs behind you or keep them crossed under you like in empi?
Once again, thank you very much!
Thank you sensei
Thank u sir
Welcome！
Saludos desde México....
excelente explicación!
🈯👊
Thank you!!!🇧🇷
Sensei, can you please explain the bunkai part in more detail way. I learn shitoryu but still I hope I can learn a lot watching your version of bunkai.
It's interesting to see Heian Godan. In Tang Soo Do, this is called Pyung Ahn Oh Dan. Tang Soo Do hyung/kata are from Japanese/Okinawan Karate Do. Shotokan specifically.
OSS
Sensei plz make a video on
Unshu kata
Please do a video reacting to some shaolin training and shaolin forms /kata
Nice, you know, the father of Taekwon-do gen. Choi Hong Hi was 2 degree black belt in karate besides other martial arts, so he put a lot of karate in Taekwon-do, you should watch "ITF Taekwon-do tuls", especially Yoo-sin tul, Toy-gye tul, Moon-moo tul, Hwarang tul and Juche tul.
Very nice
Thanks for some great tips. For the jumping technique in Heian Godan, I was taught that height is not so important as jumping quickly and raising your knees high as the preferred application is avoiding a sweeping attack with a stick. On the other hand, kata Empi has a higher jump. What are your thoughts? +1 about utilizing the twist from the Renoji dachi and raised arms for performing the jump (it's easy to overlook this crucial detail).
Thank youuuuuuuuu
Good
Sensei yusuke looking for tekki katas for full experience
Tekki Shodan is coming next week!
next please make a tekki shodan
That’s coming up next week!
Please do make a vedio on kumite practice drills for beginners
I was thinking about getting back at shotokan after more than 15 years. Would i be able to go back to my green belt? How does a dojo resolves this kind of situation?
You know, i did not remembered the right kata name before, but i still remembered that movie which you disarm your opponents stick attack and use the 180 kick to hands face. Muscle memory is really a thing after all those years. I think i stopped in the middle of green preparation to purple belt.
Wished i had continued, but due to class age (i think) we were not allowed to jyu kumite in normal class if not authorized by parents to attend kumite especial classes in the weekends.
There was a black or brown belt back in the day that used to do that jump in like a 1.5 to 1.8 metters high and vert fast. A lot of people just waited after class just to watch that move from the adults class by this guy.
You could even fell the wooden flor shaking and feel that kiai screaming trough your skin. It was almost as if a dbz character or superman jump-stomp the flor. So awesome!
By the way, back in the day, that dojo was old school, so even as i teenager i trainned makiwara and knuckles pusshup.
Respect above all else, first!
Enhance for the spirit/moral formation, first!
Moacyr sensei, hei!
oss!
Oss!
Master this place is good for making videos I saw the another videos black background is not cleared
Very good technique, and a great video for beginners, though I would like to offer some advice if I may. On move 3 attention should follow the direction of kage tsuki kamae (right) and in general, all movement should be preceded by your attention (looking). Keep up the great work.
Oss 💪🏻👏🏻
Can you do it slow motion please?
Master waiting for tekki shodan
That's coming up soon!
@@KarateDojowaKu thank you master 🙏
hi,can you teach karate stances and movmens?
The jump part of the Heian Godan was passed to me as a defense against a bo attack against your legs. The landing was a way to disarm or break the bo.
Your leg sweeping is a good interpretarion that I haven't seen. Reminds me of the Basai Dai.
A complete bunkai would be nice to see instead of a single technique, and some variations of the same technique (like the holding variation of the jodan juji uke).
Yumeth i like
i dont understand anything after the jump....
can you do more katas like bassai dai , jion etc
What is your Association name.
Where’s basadai?
Those are coming out soon!
Is Tekki sundan the black belt kata?
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#ssadeeaftedgy
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Really nice 👌 😍💋 💝💖❤️
Lovely 😍💋 💝💖❤️
The form is nice, the Oyo is not.
Woow woow 😍💋 💝💖❤️
Never seen such bad stances. You are not a black belt.
13:43 I love that. Do you love me? 😍💋 💝💖❤️
Oss!