I’m 70, disabled by multiple disorders which each cause severe pain, unable to workout in 20 years, but I feel safe. I’d probably end up in the hospital for what my movement did to my poor body, lol, but can still defend myself. I practice in my mind everyday. I use the breathing to help with pain control and keep my lungs strong.
@@St-lan no…had bacterial meningitis which triggered a cascade of autoimmune and neurological disorders. Knees suffer from all the kicking but that’s it…worth it.
I like how he teaches. Explains basic concepts and provides examples of their varying executions. Also, NOT grinding his students into paste during demonstrations is another plus lol.
@@zzdoc2 The key part is stretching your boundaries as far as pain goes and fighting through it, if you constructively train this way you will become very resilient.
I did Goju Ryu when i was a teenager for a while. I also did Kyokushin about a year ago for a bit too. Makes me wish i didn't quit Kyokushin but there are too many techniques in karate that just aren't practical and i realised this when training. I do bjj now and love it. I did kickboxing and Muay Thai for 6 years so i'm not a quitter and have enough striking knowledge.
Maybe it's just that you didn't know how to use the techniques. You must not have went to a very good school and I assume that's because you live in America. It's hard to find good karate schools in America that have the old stuff like okinawan and Japanese karate does. Don't blame the art it will make you look like a fool :).
Geez, the guy shares an honest opinion without malice and he gets jumped on. If people can't admit that there are impracticality in their art, they are compensating for something. No art is perfect.
@@dwddindin actually,i live in Australia and my instructor at the time was a 9th dan shihan and if you understood my comment you would see that i didn't blame the art at all. I explained that i could see impractical techniques that weren't worth a pinch of shit in a self defence situation and i realised that because i had 6 years prior knowledge from practical striking arts such as kickboxing & muay thai. P.s,i also said it makes me wish i didn't quit kyokushin because i love martial arts in general,so for you to say i blamed the art,or i don't know how to use techniques is just wrong.
I really miss training! Now that we're in neverending lockdowns, I wonder when I'll actually be able to visit a dojo again! Anyways, thanks for posting this, it's really great to see such mastery!
For being a master. man, his balance isn’t so good, can he try kicking with out almost falling or grabbing the student, I get it’s a demonstration but if ur the teacher u should be able to stand on one leg and deliver a kick or stomp, but I’m sure he’s a great teacher.
remember he's quite old now so that might be the reason for him not being able to properly dempsntrate the techniques hes showing but i guess thats why the other guys there
When I first started, my instructor was in a wheelchair for several months and then assisted walking with a cane for year. So I literally spent my first year learning from someone who couldn't walk and balance due to a bad car wreck and surgery. Translation of knowledge comes from repetition training over a long time. Not a few demonstrations.
А показать технику блока на ударе в контакт "сэнсэю" слабо. Все хотел чтобы ученик эффектно отлетел на 3 метра, а ученик непонятливый выискался. Вместо того чтобы дрыгать ножкой в воздухе показал бы свой удар на мешке.
I usually don’t like to knock a grandmaster on technique, but his kicks lack any pivot on his support foot and his legs are not fully loaded into chamber. This results in quick but half-kicks that lack full power and range. It might work in pint fighting and perhaps in close quarter combat (I.e. indoors), but in my style it’s considered improper technique and my style incorporates a lot of the same techniques and forms as GJR.
I mean, the guy was 65 years old at the time this video was recorded. Only in anime do the old masters perform flawless techniques even in their 60s and 70s. In real life most of them have bad knees or other issues by that age. He seems knowledgeable enough though.
I am a Judoka. and I would catch one of those weak kicks and take his other leg out in a second and he will be on his back .We say fighting a Karate opponent is like fighting a one legged man. Just dont let him connect or you might be in trouble.
It helps perfecting the forms. Neil Adams, a Judoka also perform shadow Uchikomi and using Uchikomi bands to help perfecting and helping muscles memory to do the techniques.
I’m 70, disabled by multiple disorders which each cause severe pain, unable to workout in 20 years, but I feel safe. I’d probably end up in the hospital for what my movement did to my poor body, lol, but can still defend myself. I practice in my mind everyday. I use the breathing to help with pain control and keep my lungs strong.
Did karate practice the cause of your joints pains, After many years trainig?
@@St-lan no…had bacterial meningitis which triggered a cascade of autoimmune and neurological disorders. Knees suffer from all the kicking but that’s it…worth it.
I like how he teaches. Explains basic concepts and provides examples of their varying executions. Also, NOT grinding his students into paste during demonstrations is another plus lol.
As black belts they should know this so who passed them?
@@bluenose007 You assume they are all Naha-te./Goju-ryu. I sense this is a mixed group, some who have never trained Sanchin Goju-ryu.
@@zzdoc2
The key part is stretching your boundaries as far as pain goes and fighting through it, if you constructively train this way you will become very resilient.
practical exercises are key to continued maintenance of success!
00:26 膝上げ
01:07 前蹴り
02:14 横蹴り
03:17 蹴り下ろし（関節蹴り）
05:05 呼吸鍛錬三戦（両手くさび突き）
06:54 巴受け
08:14 両手漕ぎ下ろし
10:13 三戦
Nice teaching
I believe this is the best style for women…equal balance of upper and lower body…practical.
Very nice👌🥋
Dzień dobry. Serdecznie dziękuję za założenie tego kanału. Karate jest cudownym sportem z ogromną tradycją. Pozdrawiam serdecznie Szymon.
Thank you for this..following all the lessons teached by you all the way from India...❤
Very Good ,i wanaa learning Karate
This is for fighting.
Looking forward dojo's opening again after COVID19 has accomplished
I did Goju Ryu when i was a teenager for a while.
I also did Kyokushin about a year ago for a bit too.
Makes me wish i didn't quit Kyokushin but there are too many techniques in karate that just aren't practical and i realised this when training.
I do bjj now and love it.
I did kickboxing and Muay Thai for 6 years so i'm not a quitter and have enough striking knowledge.
Maybe it's just that you didn't know how to use the techniques. You must not have went to a very good school and I assume that's because you live in America. It's hard to find good karate schools in America that have the old stuff like okinawan and Japanese karate does. Don't blame the art it will make you look like a fool :).
Too many impractical techniques in BJJ
Geez, the guy shares an honest opinion without malice and he gets jumped on. If people can't admit that there are impracticality in their art, they are compensating for something. No art is perfect.
@@andrewhancock2451 thanks mate.
@@dwddindin actually,i live in Australia and my instructor at the time was a 9th dan shihan and if you understood my comment you would see that i didn't blame the art at all.
I explained that i could see impractical techniques that weren't worth a pinch of shit in a self defence situation and i realised that because i had 6 years prior knowledge from practical striking arts such as kickboxing & muay thai.
P.s,i also said it makes me wish i didn't quit kyokushin because i love martial arts in general,so for you to say i blamed the art,or i don't know how to use techniques is just wrong.
So nice
great teaching in these videos, but I am amazed that given all the students here have black belts how many of them seem to lack good basics?
Wonderful !
he's a great i would love to have him as my teacher
Nice
I really miss training! Now that we're in neverending lockdowns, I wonder when I'll actually be able to visit a dojo again! Anyways, thanks for posting this, it's really great to see such mastery!
Why do many of these black belts appear to have never done this before?
Lol. I was thinking the same thing. Belts are meaningless when they are given out like candy
What’s the intro music?
eu que inventei!
What dialect of Japanese is this guy counting in
Maybe Uchinaguchi??
Saka Mohkoh
probably Okinawan
E um seminário?
13:01 Whats your level? If you look at the his belt he is like a training 20 years.. But the movements are like a beginner.
Why do you feel the need to talk shit about everyone in the video? They are there to learn and are listening and absorbing, consider doing the same.
Because he's teaching basics
looks like 3rd Dan to me.
Wow. All balck belts
Gotta fund the mcdojo
in any style you need extreme condition of body to move better
it is like a circular movement but you can shorten the range of movement
Oss
lower kicks are safer but don't snap your leg up rather proceed from lower level
12:49 Everything is removed during training. how did they get a black belt?
She indicated it's a heart monitor watch. It is implied she has some sort of condition that requires it.
Why do they take their shirts off for some katas?
trân huy may nam
9:18 where did you get that belt...he is like a brown belt.. terrible,
no kidding my purple belt technique is better. That is like 3-5 dan belt
tiên đâu ma thêm
For being a master. man, his balance isn’t so good, can he try kicking with out almost falling or grabbing the student, I get it’s a demonstration but if ur the teacher u should be able to stand on one leg and deliver a kick or stomp, but I’m sure he’s a great teacher.
remember he's quite old now so that might be the reason for him not being able to properly dempsntrate the techniques hes showing but i guess thats why the other guys there
He is grabbing his opponent to pull him into the kick, as to do more damage
When I first started, my instructor was in a wheelchair for several months and then assisted walking with a cane for year. So I literally spent my first year learning from someone who couldn't walk and balance due to a bad car wreck and surgery.
Translation of knowledge comes from repetition training over a long time. Not a few demonstrations.
Well, even at his old age, he still capable of defeating a burglar.
I doubt it
А показать технику блока на ударе в контакт "сэнсэю" слабо. Все хотел чтобы ученик эффектно отлетел на 3 метра, а ученик непонятливый выискался. Вместо того чтобы дрыгать ножкой в воздухе показал бы свой удар на мешке.
,,,auch ein " Meister " sollte einen Gruß erwiedern !
Und wenn der Meister beim Yoko Geri den Kopf ziemlich ruhig oben hält, sollte das sein Schüler, vor allem wenn er Schwarzgürgel ist, auch tun.
R7 hêt thoi rôi
Something tells me those aren't blackbelts
maybe they had to wear them for the video?
I usually don’t like to knock a grandmaster on technique, but his kicks lack any pivot on his support foot and his legs are not fully loaded into chamber. This results in quick but half-kicks that lack full power and range. It might work in pint fighting and perhaps in close quarter combat (I.e. indoors), but in my style it’s considered improper technique and my style incorporates a lot of the same techniques and forms as GJR.
I mean, the guy was 65 years old at the time this video was recorded. Only in anime do the old masters perform flawless techniques even in their 60s and 70s. In real life most of them have bad knees or other issues by that age. He seems knowledgeable enough though.
I am a Judoka. and I would catch one of those weak kicks and take his other leg out in a second and he will be on his back .We say fighting a Karate opponent is like fighting a one legged man. Just dont let him connect or you might be in trouble.
The White belts have spoken!!!
And i am 5th Dan Goju Ryu and 1st Dan Judoka. Having experience in both, i could counter your judo moves easily, white belt.
All the people with black belts but I don't like their movement.
Mister
I was just thinking, thats the most impressive class Ive seen, everyone makes black belt 😒
Belt mean no need rope hold up pants
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Amen.
Matthew 22:14 “for many are called, but few are chosen”.
Historic MA is interesting but kicking and hitting air is not the way.
It teaches form
Gotta remember a lot of martial arts were originally taught without a lot of gear or money.
Same in European/American boxing forms are taught using shadow boxing
It helps perfecting the forms. Neil Adams, a Judoka also perform shadow Uchikomi and using Uchikomi bands to help perfecting and helping muscles memory to do the techniques.
@B B hang an old tyre :)
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