More than interested in that book when it's done. Your videos have been instrumental in my discovery of naihanchi. I wish there were more projects like yours for all kata lineages (kushanku-pinans and the passais)
I love how you took the double block and used it to knock open the hands. I interpreted it super similar but due to so much cross training I changed it maybe a bit too much in application. You kept very close to the traditional form/look but made it very practical. I love it.
Great stuff! I learned this as Tekki Shodan almost 20 years ago in Shotokan Karate and was never satisfied with the applications they told us then. In the last few years I’ve been relearning the kata on my own and researching the real meanings behind the movements and this has become my favorite kata. It’s got so many good clinch fighting techniques. One thing I recommend for that opening, use it as a pair of spearing elbows right before you clinch up. Other than that, everything else looks great.
@@aidanmurray8283, not yet. Still working on the first draft. It’s the first book I’ve ever written and it’s proven to be way more difficult than I thought it would be. Really makes you realize how complicated it all is when you try to put it to words.
Great video... Kata has so much info to unravel. It's worth looking into. Again, nice video... Shorin Ryu Practical Kata Bunkai: Tekki / Naihanchi Sandan Full Kata Flow Drill - ruclips.net/video/r_EUcSqdeh0/видео.html Shorin Ryu Practical Kata Bunkai: Naihanchi / Tekki Shodan Applications - ruclips.net/video/UHaivlqvNA4/видео.html Shorin Ryu Practical Kata Bunkai: Three Bunkai Drills for Naihanchi / Tekki Shodan - ruclips.net/video/1cRzCLxIHu4/видео.html The True purpose of angles in kata. Embusen Explained! A vital key to kata bunkai. - ruclips.net/video/athKvL1GdOE/видео.html
Why would a guy just let you pull him down? Literally the first move and it doesn't make any sense It's your 2 hands pulling down vs his whole body just standing up right
A very similar version of Naihanchi is taught in Isshinryu. This is one of my favorite katas of Isshinryu Karate.
Nice breakdown. Looking forward to the book!
More than interested in that book when it's done. Your videos have been instrumental in my discovery of naihanchi. I wish there were more projects like yours for all kata lineages (kushanku-pinans and the passais)
Thank you! My concentration is on Naihanchi at least until this book is done but I have thought a bit about where to go next.
I love how you took the double block and used it to knock open the hands. I interpreted it super similar but due to so much cross training I changed it maybe a bit too much in application. You kept very close to the traditional form/look but made it very practical. I love it.
Thanks man, I’d like to see how you interpret it now too.
Solid video.
Straightforward, brutal and effective… the way it was meant to be.
Thanks!
I really like your material. Watching your interpretations and training methods have been really helpful. Thanks for putting it out there:)
Thanks for watching!
You can do many things with the Naihanchi. It’s good kata.
Great stuff! I learned this as Tekki Shodan almost 20 years ago in Shotokan Karate and was never satisfied with the applications they told us then. In the last few years I’ve been relearning the kata on my own and researching the real meanings behind the movements and this has become my favorite kata. It’s got so many good clinch fighting techniques.
One thing I recommend for that opening, use it as a pair of spearing elbows right before you clinch up. Other than that, everything else looks great.
Great video - thanks a lot.
Excellent summary! I’d like to see a breakdown of the sweep in particular. How to get the off balance so the sweep isn’t forced by strength
The angle is key. All will be detailed in my Naihanchi Project book.
@@PracticalTangSooDo thanks! Is there a date for the release of this?
@@aidanmurray8283, not yet. Still working on the first draft. It’s the first book I’ve ever written and it’s proven to be way more difficult than I thought it would be. Really makes you realize how complicated it all is when you try to put it to words.
@@PracticalTangSooDo I can imagine. Best of luck, not just for you, but so I can get my hands on it too :)
This is good stuff!
Thanks! The book I’ve been working on for the Naihanchi Project will detail how these techniques are applied live.
In pre ordering the book. If that's a thing.
No preorders at the moment. Not sure when the book will be finished, progress has been slow.
Very good practical
Great video... Kata has so much info to unravel. It's worth looking into. Again, nice video...
Shorin Ryu Practical Kata Bunkai: Tekki / Naihanchi Sandan Full Kata Flow Drill - ruclips.net/video/r_EUcSqdeh0/видео.html
Shorin Ryu Practical Kata Bunkai: Naihanchi / Tekki Shodan Applications - ruclips.net/video/UHaivlqvNA4/видео.html
Shorin Ryu Practical Kata Bunkai: Three Bunkai Drills for Naihanchi / Tekki Shodan - ruclips.net/video/1cRzCLxIHu4/видео.html
The True purpose of angles in kata. Embusen Explained! A vital key to kata bunkai. - ruclips.net/video/athKvL1GdOE/видео.html
Why would a guy just let you pull him down?
Literally the first move and it doesn't make any sense
It's your 2 hands pulling down vs his whole body just standing up right
Is this guy sleeping? 😅