It is a kata, a Kata is merely a series of movements in rhythm, and that is a bo, it is a raibo or lightning bo, they are often used in speed fighting, not heavy hitting, some are even thin enough to stab into the opponents fleshy areas
Any bo could go through human tissue. Big hammer little hammer. Personally I prefer my bo. Heavy enough to deliver a solid strike. Welts sting but you remember broken bones.
Bunkai is the breakdown of a kata to parse out oyo. A kata doesn't have it. It's done to the kata. Dude was throwing strikes, so it would be a training sequence. Some of it is flashy, but most forms are.
That was beautiful, while I do prefer forms to have a practical application the demonstration of his skill in handling the bo and his coordination is without question, brilliant creative form, very good, sir!
No doubt the gentleman is very skilled at what he does and this is a great performance. Same as all those videos we see of nunchaku. Very skilled people, very talented performers.But that is all it is. Performance. Like a dance or gymnastics routine. Full respect for those who have worked hard to learn and develop the skills. But this is NOT a martial art, it has nothing to do with MARTIAL ART and what he is wielding, in terms of the stick itself and what it represents is NOT Bo, bojutsu, and this display is NOT a kata.
I guess I have to be the one naysayer on your comment. What he did is absolutely without a doubt compatible with the underlying principles of Martial ARTs. -- You can't get some one without dedication, discipline, stamina/endurance, focus, integrity, skill and perseverance to be able to perform a STAFF kata like that. Maybe it's not a traditional staff kata from ancient japan, but that kind of kata is outdated and would be boring as hell to watch. -- Bojutsu simply put is Staff technique including slashing, swinging, and stabbing (he did all of those). It doesn't specify what kind of staff you're using, that's why there are so many types of bo staves out there nowadays. A typical staff is "insert dimensions" for the type of practice you're doing. --- It's obvious the guy trains in some kind of Martial art. If not he wouldn't have done any traditional stances, and he'd be holding the staff incorrectly as far as hand position. And I bet if you put 2-4 attackers around him, put a rake, scythe, metal pipe, or hoe in his hands and he did most of the actual strikes in the same kata all the attackers would either get the snot beat out of them or they wouldn't get near him. --- If you're basing your assessment on his trick moves alone, then ok. But Any true martial artist knows that trick moves are just for fun and coordination and control practice. But keep in mind that the Shao Lin Monks do performances with trick moves as well, and they're almost the definition of True martial arts.
A kata is a series of realistic blocks and strikes. Rapid spinning of the weapon is neither of these things. While a real kata may involve BRIEF rapid rotation of the weapon, spinning it around and around and going around your neck etc. is just showoff stuff. Second, his weapon looks about half an inch in diameter. That is not a bo. As Vin Vass, says, this guy has some real skill and has obviously worked hard to perform this, but it should not be confused with an actual kobudo kata.
I love this bo kata! i studied karate for over five years, with the highest belt i attained being a first class brown belt (one belt below first degree black). i must say that this guy's bo kata awed me. he really has to have mastered the bo in order to do this kata. i give him kudos. (i also loved his choice of music to accompany the kata.)
A real bo? This has to mean you don't know what a "real bo" even means. If you mean Traditional Bo, ok. But Bo Staves nowadays come in lots of shapes and sizes. Hell this guy could have and broom handle in his hands and knock the crap out of anyone with most of the strikes he's doing. --- Trick moves aren't strikes, they're just for demo purposes. Any martial artist knows this.
The problem I have with this performance is that many people might believe that handling a BO is like that. The show that he puts on is a good one, but I will not pay a sent to see it. I am a traditionalist when it comes to martial arts. I am not very good with a BO, but I will continue to train as traditionalist.
Anybody remember the Star Wars kid? He was a portly high school kid maybe 15 years ago who took a video of himself using a broomstick as a Lightsaber trying to mimic Darth Maul, and he starts tripping all over the place. Many memes were made off that video (several much better than the Star Wars sequel trilogy). ...anyway, that's all I could think of watching this....
Yep also an original one from start to finish with more impactful strikes not needless spinning, those DVD katas are overused these days (keep in mind it does LOOK good)
Lookup old school Dog Brothers from the late 1980’s-1990’s. Particularly Eric “Top Dog”. That guy took a flashy version of Kali “stick fighting” and turned it into a legitimate fighting system. Like actually utilizing the stick as a fighting tool and tossed out the nonsense. He says that all this flashy stuff goes out the window as soon as they get hit in the head or hand the first time. It’s really hard to fight with a staff or a stick with a broken hand.
when you use a thinner and lighter staff than a traditional rokushakubo, it looks fast, yet the movements need morefoucs, control and exactitude and less theatrics.
I doubt most of the people commenting even know basic bo strikes and blocks. The amount you can do with a bo is very expansive. Most of his moves do have fighting applications. Just because you don't understand the applications, doesn't mean there isn't one.
Soy instructor de Kobudo Okinawense y el primer error es que no usa un bo de verdad usa un palo de aluminio que no tiene el peso apropiado, son movimientos muy vistosos pero carentes de profundidad, no hay embusen ni estructura es solo una performanse como una persona con una batuta en un desfile, a mi de verdad no me impresiona
The freestyle category is the place to put on the show. The judges are looking for something they have never seen before. The people saying that this is nonsense and pathetic and not practical are right it is, but the thing is thats what it's supposed to be, a show. If you actually were in competition and not a RUclips-fu master you would know there is a traditional Kata category and a freestyle category. Freestyle is where you bust out all the crazy sick cool looking moves you've been working on for fun.
Ed, that was not nice, I see you are a skilled martial artist yourself. The man does have skill. He is a large man whose body mass index may not be optimal, but fat?
ok, ok, I take back the 'fat' part, after all, look at Sammo Hung, dude has always been tubby, but got mad kung fu skills. But I hate the toothpick bo staff baloney, it's stupid. Sorry, just my opinion.
@@edteune for a guy that obviously has a mirror in his OWN studio, and his OWN youtube channel, we've seen YOU looking equally as fat, although taller, much older and not what anyone with eyeballs would call a handsome old man. You are also a bully that is disrespectful, which is contradictory of martial artists. Ed is a fraud. I could name 100 guys just here on RUclips that could walk into your lame studio and make a pretty awesome video of just beating you silly without any staff, or weapon and I'd split the revenue with you Eddie just to agree to it. Weak and feeble old bully that wishes he was a fat kid rather than a never was. Enjoy getting slower and weaker every year as that fat kid gets better at every weapon, and actual fighting technique and by the time he's 25, if he remembers your irrelevant old ass, he can come spar against you in your sad little dojo and make you eat that toothpick buddy.
This competitor is clearly very skilled, but this isn’t real Kobudo. First of all, he is using a piece of light weight plastic or fiberglass, which would break as soon as it came into contact to anything. I doubt he could pull that off using a traditional Rokushakubo, which is what I train with. Secondly, in real kobudo training you never intentionally let go of your weapon, but you can see multiple occasions where he is twirling the Bo and does not have both hands controlling it. Modern tournament competition has unfortunately turned a very serious martial art into performance art.
Couldn't hear you, his hakama is too loud. It was definitely a very well practiced and rehearsed impressed McKata. This is what I call Performance Martial-Arts. I'll stick with my koryu.
Why's the bo so skinny? When I trained as a kid it was thicker, and we alternated the size and thickness because you're very rarely running around with the bo you've been using for years.
This is a lovely kata. The only thing is I get a bit disappointed when the strikes do not have a destination. It would be nice for a change to see more people practicing it as a weapon with force rather than a demonstration prop. He has nice momentum and I’m sure he could be convincing if he wanted to be. But that’s what I would love to see, true intention and fierceness. That staff would hurt if it hot but nowhere near as much as it is capable of. Sigh
Martial arts evolving like all sports ,if it gives people pleasure and keeps them fit and heathy it's doing it's job.the variations and variety of martial arts is vast , from capoeira to krav maga . In china Wushu is huge and karate is following this lead with this freestyle format.traditional is not for everyone !
i enjoyed this , can we jus appreciate stuff for wat it is and stop being butt hurt wen we see ppl with way more skill than us ? its a show n it was a hella good one , all this trash about mc , real , practicall nonsense , jus stfu n giv the man a clap , it was really good , peace
@@jadekayak01 Not all martial arts competitions are for "fighting." Some are really just for the "art" as if it is a dance. If you watch olympics, the wushu and kata competitions are not about who beats most participants. It's just all about the execution of their moves.
...what's the difference between a fightsporter and a true martial artist? Emphasis on leggtraining. You can see with these new age martial artists that they never went through the boring hard ass legg training that is basic to most if not all the actual combat arts, let it be Muay Borang, Tai Chi Chuan, Ninpo, Karate, whatever... its leggswork... nowadays its only about flashy moves and looking good... hollywood did a fine job covering up the true wayz of surviving...
Solo en saludos nos pegamos la mitad del vídeo. La música y los efectos lumínicos sobran. Se ve que tiene mucha habilidad y lo ha trabajado. Pero pruebe con un "bo" más pesado. Un saludo y gracias por compartir.
Eso no es una kata de Kobudo empezando porque la palabra Kobudo significa "arte antiguo" y esto es solo un show marcial sin una coherencia mas que para cumplir con el reglamento de un torneo de formas libres con "armas"
Not sure if that's a real Kata - at least the traditional Kobudo is way less flashy and twirly. That said, let's not put down someone's painstaking efforts for the sake of criticism alone. He's clearly very skilled at what he's doing, and watching his elaborate performance is very entertaining!
I would like to see the guy handle a bo,, as I know it. that would be enlightening for me. I always wondered how these guys would fare .. probably good .???
Not a Kata
Not a Bo
Anyway, respect to a skill and effort paid
It is a kata, a Kata is merely a series of movements in rhythm, and that is a bo, it is a raibo or lightning bo, they are often used in speed fighting, not heavy hitting, some are even thin enough to stab into the opponents fleshy areas
Any bo could go through human tissue. Big hammer little hammer. Personally I prefer my bo. Heavy enough to deliver a solid strike. Welts sting but you remember broken bones.
@@kenhannah2114 nota true. That way a baby blabing Is singing. Kata have bunkai. This Is only for display
Bunkai is the breakdown of a kata to parse out oyo. A kata doesn't have it. It's done to the kata.
Dude was throwing strikes, so it would be a training sequence. Some of it is flashy, but most forms are.
they must love him at star wars conventions
That was beautiful, while I do prefer forms to have a practical application the demonstration of his skill in handling the bo and his coordination is without question, brilliant creative form, very good, sir!
No doubt the gentleman is very skilled at what he does and this is a great performance. Same as all those videos we see of nunchaku. Very skilled people, very talented performers.But that is all it is. Performance. Like a dance or gymnastics routine. Full respect for those who have worked hard to learn and develop the skills. But this is NOT a martial art, it has nothing to do with MARTIAL ART and what he is wielding, in terms of the stick itself and what it represents is NOT Bo, bojutsu, and this display is NOT a kata.
Vin Vass You are absolutely right ! I was going to say the exact same thing! Baton twirling is not Bo Kata. Let alone combat Bo Jutsu.
i dont know much about bojutsu but why it it not? is it because of the flash>
Couldn't said it better..
I guess I have to be the one naysayer on your comment. What he did is absolutely without a doubt compatible with the underlying principles of Martial ARTs.
-- You can't get some one without dedication, discipline, stamina/endurance, focus, integrity, skill and perseverance to be able to perform a STAFF kata like that. Maybe it's not a traditional staff kata from ancient japan, but that kind of kata is outdated and would be boring as hell to watch.
-- Bojutsu simply put is Staff technique including slashing, swinging, and stabbing (he did all of those). It doesn't specify what kind of staff you're using, that's why there are so many types of bo staves out there nowadays. A typical staff is "insert dimensions" for the type of practice you're doing.
--- It's obvious the guy trains in some kind of Martial art. If not he wouldn't have done any traditional stances, and he'd be holding the staff incorrectly as far as hand position. And I bet if you put 2-4 attackers around him, put a rake, scythe, metal pipe, or hoe in his hands and he did most of the actual strikes in the same kata all the attackers would either get the snot beat out of them or they wouldn't get near him.
--- If you're basing your assessment on his trick moves alone, then ok. But Any true martial artist knows that trick moves are just for fun and coordination and control practice. But keep in mind that the Shao Lin Monks do performances with trick moves as well, and they're almost the definition of True martial arts.
A kata is a series of realistic blocks and strikes. Rapid spinning of the weapon is neither of these things. While a real kata may involve BRIEF rapid rotation of the weapon, spinning it around and around and going around your neck etc. is just showoff stuff.
Second, his weapon looks about half an inch in diameter. That is not a bo.
As Vin Vass, says, this guy has some real skill and has obviously worked hard to perform this, but it should not be confused with an actual kobudo kata.
Wonderful. Best baton twirling act I’ve seen.
I would love to see you performing a "traditional" Poomsae and compare the martial aspects. Please let me know when you post it.
@@dpraim 3 years and were still waiting...
I love this bo kata! i studied karate for over five years, with the highest belt i attained being a first class brown belt (one belt below first degree black). i must say that this guy's bo kata awed me. he really has to have mastered the bo in order to do this kata. i give him kudos. (i also loved his choice of music to accompany the kata.)
You must have learned trash karate
Wow...star wars kid has gotten WAY better...
YES lol thats what i was thinking
+Brandon Buchner I was going to say the same...
Hooray for Hollywood!
still out for mc don every night :)
This is the best baton-twirling sequence ever
Baton? Do you honestly believe that weapon was a baton? I believe you mean bo?
+cadkls well you obviously didn't get the joke
Sang Luu Clearly not.
ArtofWu weapon? That thing would break if it hit you. It is not a real bo
A real bo? This has to mean you don't know what a "real bo" even means. If you mean Traditional Bo, ok. But Bo Staves nowadays come in lots of shapes and sizes. Hell this guy could have and broom handle in his hands and knock the crap out of anyone with most of the strikes he's doing.
--- Trick moves aren't strikes, they're just for demo purposes. Any martial artist knows this.
Starwars bo staff kid grew up
I wanted to make this comment :O
me too :D
Wish I had a sparkly Bo like him...LOL
lol i was just about to to comment something similar
It's either a bo or a staff, not a bo staff. Saying "bo staff" is the same as saying bo bo or staff staff. Get a clue.
For Americans this is a good Kata.. for the rest of the world who really understand Kobudo, this is just another grown up Dual Laser Fight boy lol
For those wondering, the music is from Guild Wars Factions.
Kata means a little bit more than just good looking and speedy brandishing of the staff, but anyway, this guy is very skilled in what he is doing.
Yes, but that is what you are going for, especially in a tournament
The hole in the mat is what sold me. That and the werewolf howl at the end.
Athletic performance but not realistic technique.Respects to his fitness level and precise movements.
Kata helps to improve techniqus in real fights
Skills are skills! No frills here... This is awesome, so many ways to master a weapon. This was a cool show!
TheCrowMurder64 That's like saying that being able to twirl a gun equates to shooting skills.
Jack Ben-Ezra that's stupid he doesn't need a bullet he'll beat the fuck Ada you with that stick
The problem I have with this performance is that many people might believe that handling a BO is like that. The show that he puts on is a good one, but I will not pay a sent to see it. I am a traditionalist when it comes to martial arts. I am not very good with a BO, but I will continue to train as traditionalist.
Sir... Do you have a video of your own performing any Kata?
Best dance I ever seen.
You would make a good performer at a Star Wars convention
Really Good! Impressive - Congratulation, you are TALENTED Man.
Wow, that was a perfect, demonstration... Magnifico....
Respect the work he put into it but that is a few Light Years from best ever.
Anybody remember the Star Wars kid? He was a portly high school kid maybe 15 years ago who took a video of himself using a broomstick as a Lightsaber trying to mimic Darth Maul, and he starts tripping all over the place. Many memes were made off that video (several much better than the Star Wars sequel trilogy). ...anyway, that's all I could think of watching this....
Damn... paint him green and give him a purple head band.
It's Jack Black from Kung Fu Panda
I'd like to see a proper bo used, with realistic weight and heft.
Yep also an original one from start to finish with more impactful strikes not needless spinning, those DVD katas are overused these days (keep in mind it does LOOK good)
Yes too often these so called bo katas are just flashy artistic spinning.
"....this one gang kept wanting me to join because I'm pretty good with a bo staff...."
In Sung Lung Miu, we use metal conduit pipe for bo staff. Wrapped in electrical tape.
Then it is not a Bo staff and you are not doing Bo training.
Lookup old school Dog Brothers from the late 1980’s-1990’s. Particularly Eric “Top Dog”. That guy took a flashy version of Kali “stick fighting” and turned it into a legitimate fighting system. Like actually utilizing the stick as a fighting tool and tossed out the nonsense. He says that all this flashy stuff goes out the window as soon as they get hit in the head or hand the first time. It’s really hard to fight with a staff or a stick with a broken hand.
when you use a thinner and lighter staff than a traditional rokushakubo, it looks fast, yet the movements need morefoucs, control and exactitude and less theatrics.
After I saw this, I said to myself, you have seen something truly unique.
I no longer watch bo kata outside of movies.
Who was the expert who said this is the best bo kata ever?? His routine looks similar to the one I saw on power rangers !
Why I searched for karate and it just appeared lol
I doubt most of the people commenting even know basic bo strikes and blocks. The amount you can do with a bo is very expansive. Most of his moves do have fighting applications. Just because you don't understand the applications, doesn't mean there isn't one.
Soy instructor de Kobudo Okinawense y el primer error es que no usa un bo de verdad usa un palo de aluminio que no tiene el peso apropiado, son movimientos muy vistosos pero carentes de profundidad, no hay embusen ni estructura es solo una performanse como una persona con una batuta en un desfile, a mi de verdad no me impresiona
The freestyle category is the place to put on the show. The judges are looking for something they have never seen before.
The people saying that this is nonsense and pathetic and not practical are right it is, but the thing is thats what it's supposed to be, a show.
If you actually were in competition and not a RUclips-fu master you would know there is a traditional Kata category and a freestyle category. Freestyle is where you bust out all the crazy sick cool looking moves you've been working on for fun.
The more you know...
This is not a bo kata, it's stick handling performance. It's a dance
what if nameless king be like: bitch plss i have dragon
this guy's got skills
great performance.👏👏
Speed is Not everything.
"Slow is correct,and correct is speed. "
That's what my jiu jitsu Trainer teached us.
Keeper ging bro!👍
that was done with such power and grace. choked me up. hell of a force!
Fantastic performance. 100/100 .
Master Baton twirler! Nice demo!!
I never suspected an over weight Rockette could twirl a button like that! I would suggest a sequenced Halter to go with that FAB skirt.
*kimono* bitch, the Japanese take that very seriously
Yeah THAT was impressive!!!
White Canadian guy in hakama swinging a bo staff in Italy.
What is this? UN Headquarters?
hahahahaha accually he is the 1rst in the world right now
Hes from quebec hahaha his name is Alexandre Baril
first in the world in what? fat people dancing with toothpick competition? this isn't even martial arts
Ed, that was not nice, I see you are a skilled martial artist yourself. The man does have skill. He is a large man whose body mass index may not be optimal, but fat?
ok, ok, I take back the 'fat' part, after all, look at Sammo Hung, dude has always been tubby, but got mad kung fu skills. But I hate the toothpick bo staff baloney, it's stupid. Sorry, just my opinion.
@@edteune for a guy that obviously has a mirror in his OWN studio, and his OWN youtube channel, we've seen YOU looking equally as fat, although taller, much older and not what anyone with eyeballs would call a handsome old man. You are also a bully that is disrespectful, which is contradictory of martial artists. Ed is a fraud.
I could name 100 guys just here on RUclips that could walk into your lame studio and make a pretty awesome video of just beating you silly without any staff, or weapon and I'd split the revenue with you Eddie just to agree to it. Weak and feeble old bully that wishes he was a fat kid rather than a never was. Enjoy getting slower and weaker every year as that fat kid gets better at every weapon, and actual fighting technique and by the time he's 25, if he remembers your irrelevant old ass, he can come spar against you in your sad little dojo and make you eat that toothpick buddy.
This competitor is clearly very skilled, but this isn’t real Kobudo. First of all, he is using a piece of light weight plastic or fiberglass, which would break as soon as it came into contact to anything. I doubt he could pull that off using a traditional Rokushakubo, which is what I train with. Secondly, in real kobudo training you never intentionally let go of your weapon, but you can see multiple occasions where he is twirling the Bo and does not have both hands controlling it. Modern tournament competition has unfortunately turned a very serious martial art into performance art.
In the vein that its creative show, why not put a light in each end and create a wicked effect when it twirls?
The Star Wars kid finally redeemed himself.
Amazing bo kata
Amazing skills. Thoroughly loved it!! For those calling it more of dancing... Ahem, Sigh. Have sme respect for the skills -_-
Couldn't hear you, his hakama is too loud.
It was definitely a very well practiced and rehearsed impressed McKata.
This is what I call Performance Martial-Arts. I'll stick with my koryu.
***** So glad to read this... I'll go to "suffer" my everyday not-so-flashy training.
***** Very nice sequence of moves, but thats all. Indeed, the hakama is a joke
McKata hehehe that's a nice term.
I absolutely agree with marpa . the no hands stuff around the neck , eh , could do without . but it is an exhibition so that checks out
Awesome discipline, choreography and execution but it's movie showmanship really. Bet he's also really good at proper kata.
could i subtitute a spear for a deadly performance 😂
Thanks I needed a good laugh
great dance
Powerful!!!
I was doubtful at first... but that was the greatest BO staff kata I've ever seen
Inovative stick performance!! Not a kata or a bo and definitely not Traditional, but great for movies!!
Why's the bo so skinny? When I trained as a kid it was thicker, and we alternated the size and thickness because you're very rarely running around with the bo you've been using for years.
omg That has got to be the best I've seen.. Are you at Nationals in Vagas
That was pretty bad ass...
That's music from Guild Wars-Factions :) Brings back memories...
This is a lovely kata. The only thing is I get a bit disappointed when the strikes do not have a destination. It would be nice for a change to see more people practicing it as a weapon with force rather than a demonstration prop. He has nice momentum and I’m sure he could be convincing if he wanted to be. But that’s what I would love to see, true intention and fierceness. That staff would hurt if it hot but nowhere near as much as it is capable of. Sigh
Came to the comment section to leave a Star Wars kid comment, seems I've been beaten to it many many times hahaha 👍
What did i just see..? Awesome!
Martial arts evolving like all sports ,if it gives people pleasure and keeps them fit and heathy it's doing it's job.the variations and variety of martial arts is vast , from capoeira to krav maga . In china Wushu is huge and karate is following this lead with this freestyle format.traditional is not for everyone !
i enjoyed this , can we jus appreciate stuff for wat it is and stop being butt hurt wen we see ppl with way more skill than us ?
its a show n it was a hella good one , all this trash about mc , real , practicall nonsense , jus stfu n giv the man a clap , it was really good , peace
amenophis prince well said
NO.
he is suppossed to be representing a weapon based martial art.
what he is doing is far less.
While it's a good performance, that's all it really is. Very little of it if any is actually practical.
@@huntermontgomery8456 It's a fucking performance not a death match or military training. It's meant to be entertaining.
@@jadekayak01 Not all martial arts competitions are for "fighting." Some are really just for the "art" as if it is a dance. If you watch olympics, the wushu and kata competitions are not about who beats most participants. It's just all about the execution of their moves.
that went from 1 to 100 real fucking fast
What do you do if you are fighting with this guy now?
The dance and drama was interesting.
Wolverine would be chorfing on his cigar while the dude tightened his underroos...
i love it how people are calling that toothpick as a staff
...what's the difference between a fightsporter and a true martial artist? Emphasis on leggtraining. You can see with these new age martial artists that they never went through the boring hard ass legg training that is basic to most if not all the actual combat arts, let it be Muay Borang, Tai Chi Chuan, Ninpo, Karate, whatever... its leggswork... nowadays its only about flashy moves and looking good... hollywood did a fine job covering up the true wayz of surviving...
Where was this McDojo tournament?
And this guy rocks
He seems like he'd be a final boss...
Eine Explosion des Kämpfers.
What is the martial application?
i like his staff anyone know what the name of it is or the brand that made it?
if you do pls tell me
The kind is a raibo, or just try light bos
Bravo!! Exciting! 👏👏👏
this guy is fuckig amazing.
is that kung fu film audition?
Would be even more spectacular with a connected light saber. very cool
Wow... amazing he can do that. But... which sports is he really playing? I'm extremely confused. here...
Fancy. He had form. Seemed more show than present. Actions were just flashy.
Jus Bosnia there was a survey at Uni over 20 subjects over a long period , and guess what happened , NOTHING
Would love this broken down to learn!
Lol when he spun the bo staff on his neck it made my jaw drop XD
The real Kung fu Panda
Eras mi hermano, Anakin.
this must be that kid from the starwars video a couple of years back
Call it what you will.
He has skills.
Solo en saludos nos pegamos la mitad del vídeo. La música y los efectos lumínicos sobran. Se ve que tiene mucha habilidad y lo ha trabajado. Pero pruebe con un "bo" más pesado. Un saludo y gracias por compartir.
What style of kobudo is this? I've never seen this kata before.
Eso no es una kata de Kobudo empezando porque la palabra Kobudo significa "arte antiguo" y esto es solo un show marcial sin una coherencia mas que para cumplir con el reglamento de un torneo de formas libres con "armas"
@@Yamabushi37 I know. It was sarcasm.
Not sure if that's a real Kata - at least the traditional Kobudo is way less flashy and twirly. That said, let's not put down someone's painstaking efforts for the sake of criticism alone.
He's clearly very skilled at what he's doing, and watching his elaborate performance is very entertaining!
I would like to see the guy handle a bo,, as I know it. that would be enlightening for me. I always wondered how these guys would fare .. probably good .???
Un verdadero Circo 🤹♂️
does anyone know the name of the song ?
Impressive :
Now go over to DLR’s house in Pasadena,
He runs the Doe Joe upstairs you could probably learn a thing or two from him.
He is a new member of hashira