@@Cholesterol-w1j Don't you understand the full meaning of "study"? In the early 60's dojos were not on every street corner in the US. I had to travel quite a distance to first practice Judo and then Aikido. Going away to college I had to switch to Karate as that was only what was available in that small town and on campus. At all of those places, I encountered only people interested in "studying" and "practicing" their art. They were respectful of each other and eager to learn. Reading your comment, I guess that has changed also.
The one who hides in the corner of the building to ambush Shihan Nakayama is my sensei Kunio Sasaki. I used to train under him in the 80’s in the Philippines. Two hours every night, six days a week sometimes we have four hrs special Sunday training. There’s not a lot of students in a class as most of don’t last long.
Oh, Yes, Those were the days, .... The days of pure techniquessss, aaplications and brisk reactions. Many thanks for the original footage and leaving me just wordless on that perfection. I myself have bought several books of Shihan Nakayama. My best honour to him, may he rest in Peace, along with the late Master Enoeda. A beautiful piece of art to their memory and their followers. Many thanks, Paul,68, retired instructor of Karate,
Japan seems like it was very dangerous in the 60's! Everywhere you go you get mugged! 😂 I actually trained with T. Mikami back in the late 70's. He was a great teacher!
He is likely one of the most important figures in Karate for self-defense. To this day most so called Karate defense videos are practiced in GIs and/or focus too much on Karate vs. Karate. The only two Karate books I kept in my collection is his Practical Karate I and II.
This shows how much they cleaned up the older Okinawan , down and dirty techniques. No groin kicks, testicle grabbing, eye gouging or head butts. The" one hit one kill " ethos of Budo was dominant.
These tech very instructive, performed in slow motion, if defender is aware and capable of dealing w dead or opposite hand, usualky ignored in training?
this reminds me of my 20 years + in Karate do Kyohan a J.K.A. a Dojo in Denmark founded by Sensei John Nielsen in the end of the Dojos life it Was Sensei Erik a true marvel and old school Sensei learned old school Karate just lie u see it here damm tuff and hard work this skill dont come by the click of a mouse a hint too the youth oss oss be happy by what you do life is hard and long get the best out of it Yame !!
While this vid may seem old fashioned, we should remember that it was made in a totally different time. Where a good elbow to the stomach or side kick to the tummy could discourage many would be nasties. Not like nowadays when many baddies will have watched uft and can evade or counter basic self defence. That said this vid is delightful and must have inspired many beginners who went on to do great training.❤😊❤
Как наивно сейчас выглядят эти постановочные бои. Но тогда многим это казалось чем то неземным. Все же такой боец лучше чем тот кто ничем не занимался. Но ставка на один удар, неприкрытая голова и нулевая работа плечами, тазом и корпусом, а так же слабая работа толчковой ногой, застывание на месте после нанесения удара сейчас выглядят профанацией. Все же контактные бокс, кикбоксинг, муайтай, мма, разные стили борьбы (дзюдо, вольная и грекоримская борьба, самбо и бразильское джиуджитсу) показали как выглядит бой приближенный к реальности и выработали более эффективные техники, хотя некоторые из них сугубо спортивные, но хватает и тех, которые очень эффективны в самообороне. И главное, что там это все нарабатывается на огромых скоростях и до уровня условного рефлекса. Наиболее реалистичное карате, на мой взгляд, это каратэ типа - кудо и ему подобные стили - саньшоу, армейский рукопашный бой и пр - это эволюция каратэ. А традиционные стили ценны только исторической ценностью, и там еще можно черпать идеи для современных стилей, которые выросли с помощью спорта из традиционных.
Bad analogy. It's obviously never worked for you, but you have the advantage on me, I don't know (a) if you ever studied it? (b) for how long? or (c) what you have studied?
@@burntrim it’s actually a great analogy there’s a reason why even in the early days of combat sports organizations like ufc there weren’t and still aren’t any shotokan fighter champions and it’s so useless none of them even bother train in it if it was effective they would
@@tammykennedy4165isn’t American kickboxing based on Shotokan+boxing tho? So if they want to use the MMA-useful parts of it they just train in kickboxing. I have no bias as I only did karate from 4-7 and the only martial Arts ive used in self defence were Shinto Ryu Jujutsu and (in terms of de-escalation) Force Necessary.
Japan was a dangerous place during this era. Heck there places in Japan now strangers better not tread. Just responding to some comments. We can't judge the past by today's standards.
Knife took away then counter strike; the techniques here are very similar to tang so do system ; I suspect sensi itso of okwinia te system passed them down to gm hwang ke.
A person preparedness,and open moment revels the Truth, MMA made easier cleaning the floor what about multiple aggressive,s meaning of Shotokan is unmovable Mountain.🙏🏼AUM ☯️ happy New year 🐲
Diese Art von Selbstverteidigung funktioniert im Ernstfall nicht. Ich bin mir sicher, dass Nakayama nie einen Strassenkampf hatte, sonst hätte er so einen Blödsinn nicht gelehrt. Die Messerabwehr ist wie in einem James Bond Film unrealistisch.
I think that Nakayama is applying sports karate in a real life situation and it fails. The only purpose of this documentary was to make Nakayama money.
The only problem with this otherwise excellent film is that it is too un-realistic: Japan has such an abysmally low crime rate that none of these situations have a significant chance of taking place in Japan. 😆 Of course, the rest of the world can learn a lot of self-defence from this film to handle situations in their own countries. 😐
The one who hides in the corner of the building to ambush Shihan Nakayama is my sensei Kunio Sasaki. I used to train under him in the 80’s in the Philippines. Two hours every night, six days a week sometimes we have four hrs special Sunday training. There’s not a lot of students in a class as most of don’t last long.
I studied martial arts in the 1960s. This film brings back great memories of Karate as practiced then. Thank you.
You studied it? What you brought a calculator in the dojo ya bish?
@@Cholesterol-w1j Don't you understand the full meaning of "study"? In the early 60's dojos were not on every street corner in the US. I had to travel quite a distance to first practice Judo and then Aikido. Going away to college I had to switch to Karate as that was only what was available in that small town and on campus. At all of those places, I encountered only people interested in "studying" and "practicing" their art. They were respectful of each other and eager to learn. Reading your comment, I guess that has changed also.
I love this beautiful vintage film! So, cool!
The one who hides in the corner of the building to ambush Shihan Nakayama is my sensei Kunio Sasaki. I used to train under him in the 80’s in the Philippines. Two hours every night, six days a week sometimes we have four hrs special Sunday training. There’s not a lot of students in a class as most of don’t last long.
Nothing like good classics of karate
Awesome. All the great JKA masters. I remember when Nakayama toured the US and taught all over.
Please post more videos like this!
Those wristgrab defense techniques are gold!
Excelente documento visual del maestro Nakayama!
Those old time masters could really fight. They played for keeps. Gosh, that was the time to study in Japan. Thank you for this video.
Эффективная техника!
Благодарю!
Karate ist ein Helfer der Gerechtigkeit ( damals,heute und in der Zukunft) ☮️💪👍❤️
Oh, Yes, Those were the days, .... The days of pure techniquessss, aaplications and brisk reactions. Many thanks for the original footage and leaving me just wordless on that perfection.
I myself have bought several books of Shihan Nakayama. My best honour to him, may he rest in Peace, along with the late Master Enoeda. A beautiful piece of art to their memory and their followers. Many thanks, Paul,68, retired instructor of Karate,
Japan seems like it was very dangerous in the 60's! Everywhere you go you get mugged! 😂 I actually trained with T. Mikami back in the late 70's. He was a great teacher!
Hola! Muy agradecido, lo antiguo es hermoso.
Спасибо
Who remembers the ad in a magazine of the skinny guy getting beach sand kicked in his face and then learning karate from a book.
He is likely one of the most important figures in Karate for self-defense. To this day most so called Karate defense videos are practiced in GIs and/or focus too much on Karate vs. Karate. The only two Karate books I kept in my collection is his Practical Karate I and II.
😊
I’ve got II, III, and IV. I lent I and never got it back. Curses!
This shows how much they cleaned up the older Okinawan , down and dirty techniques. No groin kicks, testicle grabbing, eye gouging or head butts.
The" one hit one kill " ethos of Budo was dominant.
😂😂😂
This video brought me back to my high school (Take my Dough) classes. In real life people dont move or wait like robots
it depends on the person, not everybody is a seasoned street fighter ruffian
😂😂😂
Круто 👍
Neat!
Отличные приёмы для тех,кто практикует Карате.
These tech very instructive, performed in slow motion, if defender is aware and capable of dealing w dead or opposite hand, usualky ignored in training?
Marvelous
Que notable gracias
Desde San Luis.. México excelente video saludosoo..oss.!
that beach is enoshima jpn. i see it from my room everyday. just as a reminder they sell beer during summer time
Nice
this reminds me of my 20 years + in Karate do Kyohan a J.K.A. a Dojo in Denmark founded by Sensei John Nielsen
in the end of the Dojos life it Was Sensei Erik a true marvel and old school Sensei
learned old school Karate just lie u see it here damm tuff and hard work
this skill dont come by the click of a mouse a hint too the youth
oss oss be happy by what you do life is hard and long get the best out of it Yame !!
The music is great!!
What's the name of the track??
Mayormente irreales muchas de las tecnicas defensivas del karate .
Si son valiosas muchas de las tecnicas ofensivas .
This true Shotokan
While this vid may seem old fashioned, we should remember that it was made in a totally different time. Where a good elbow to the stomach or side kick to the tummy could discourage many would be nasties.
Not like nowadays when many baddies will have watched uft and can evade or counter basic self defence.
That said this vid is delightful and must have inspired many beginners who went on to do great training.❤😊❤
We're in the age where knowledge is everywhere and everyone knows at least a few things.
Funny guys, funny techniques😄. This video reminds me of Jim Carrey's sketch 😆
the karate!
👍😎👍
It's so weird seeing a 50s guy in a suit doing karate 🥋
Isn't that Nakayama ?
It sure is.
Как наивно сейчас выглядят эти постановочные бои. Но тогда многим это казалось чем то неземным. Все же такой боец лучше чем тот кто ничем не занимался. Но ставка на один удар, неприкрытая голова и нулевая работа плечами, тазом и корпусом, а так же слабая работа толчковой ногой, застывание на месте после нанесения удара сейчас выглядят профанацией. Все же контактные бокс, кикбоксинг, муайтай, мма, разные стили борьбы (дзюдо, вольная и грекоримская борьба, самбо и бразильское джиуджитсу) показали как выглядит бой приближенный к реальности и выработали более эффективные техники, хотя некоторые из них сугубо спортивные, но хватает и тех, которые очень эффективны в самообороне. И главное, что там это все нарабатывается на огромых скоростях и до уровня условного рефлекса. Наиболее реалистичное карате, на мой взгляд, это каратэ типа - кудо и ему подобные стили - саньшоу, армейский рукопашный бой и пр - это эволюция каратэ. А традиционные стили ценны только исторической ценностью, и там еще можно черпать идеи для современных стилей, которые выросли с помощью спорта из традиционных.
Al igual que la realización de katas , sirven de muy poco para el combate real .
Sirven para el cine . Comedia!!!
Trying to use shotokan in self defense is like trying to use a model T as a race car
agreed
For most people, agreed. I wouldn't want to have ever got on the wrong side of them in any way though , they were at least, incredibly tough.
Bad analogy. It's obviously never worked for you, but you have the advantage on me, I don't know (a) if you ever studied it? (b) for how long? or (c) what you have studied?
@@burntrim it’s actually a great analogy there’s a reason why even in the early days of combat sports organizations like ufc there weren’t and still aren’t any shotokan fighter champions and it’s so useless none of them even bother train in it if it was effective they would
@@tammykennedy4165isn’t American kickboxing based on Shotokan+boxing tho? So if they want to use the MMA-useful parts of it they just train in kickboxing. I have no bias as I only did karate from 4-7 and the only martial
Arts ive used in self defence were Shinto Ryu Jujutsu and (in terms of de-escalation) Force Necessary.
Woefully unrealistic attacks; Super-silly “defence”. But a fun video nonetheless!
Did you actually watch the video?
Midwinter, I doubt you ever had a single fight in your whole mis life
Getting into fights= good?
Japan was a dangerous place during this era. Heck there places in Japan now strangers better not tread. Just responding to some comments. We can't judge the past by today's standards.
It wouldn’t be safer or perhaps would be safer if they had gun rights
M nakayama me saluda a hitomi tanaka
Вот эти захваты за руки...В основном так женщин хватают.Мужиков стараются сразу ударить..
That's all folks
Knife took away then counter strike; the techniques here are very similar to tang so do system ; I suspect sensi itso of okwinia te system passed them down to gm hwang ke.
10:32😮😮😮
Karate self defense techniques test my skills mmy students
I have the book of this
Wow, really? Amazing!
A person preparedness,and open moment revels the Truth, MMA made easier cleaning the floor what about multiple aggressive,s meaning of Shotokan is unmovable Mountain.🙏🏼AUM ☯️ happy New year 🐲
詠春的標指就是對著敵人的最弱處,如眼睛等等,就算說殘酷都這話,如不是者,不是敵人死,就是自己亡的最至命的刀手！
😂😂
Parece mais um filme de comédia.
🙇♂
Вот и отличие боевого искусства (то что показано в этом видео), от прикладной боевой системы САМБО , предназначенной для реального боя .
船越義珍翁から託された (初代)首席師範=中山正敏 先生の功績は素晴らしいです✨御公務で 大陸に渡り 遭遇した 諸事の経験から 実戦護身術を編み出されたと お聞きしています。映像に 出演される皆様 背筋正しく空手技量も高い 正に精鋭揃い✨見応えが有ります!｡金澤先生･榎枝先生･浅井先生はじめ伝説の名選手達｡ 同じ対決シーンを背広姿と 道着姿で撮影✨名演出に 思わず唸ってｼﾏｲﾏｼﾀ｡ 日本を代表する 錚々たる名選手達✨未来に残して頂きたい文化遺産✨本土空手=松濤館流の模範演武✨有難うございました🙇🇯🇵。
無啦啦一定揸住個拳頭做嘿！又真的是可以一招了結,一睜在背肌上有殺傷力？又不是頭、頸、脊骨等等要害！把刀係會繼續來！
Diese Art von Selbstverteidigung funktioniert im Ernstfall nicht. Ich bin mir sicher, dass Nakayama nie einen Strassenkampf hatte, sonst hätte er so einen Blödsinn nicht gelehrt. Die Messerabwehr ist wie in einem James Bond Film unrealistisch.
I think that Nakayama is applying sports karate in a real life situation and it fails. The only purpose of this documentary was to make Nakayama money.
May as well be Kikaida, LOL!
The only thing shotokan was good at is marketing
These techniques would work today
Only smoke
Funny 🤣🤣😂
The only problem with this otherwise excellent film is that it is too un-realistic: Japan has such an abysmally low crime rate that none of these situations have a significant chance of taking place in Japan. 😆
Of course, the rest of the world can learn a lot of self-defence from this film to handle situations in their own countries. 😐
Kick the stick, walk away
☯️🪷 Sahasrara Mantra Vum 🪷☯️
Идиотские выпады с ножом.
С копьём и то наверное быстрее...
Thanks God..
no Yakuza gang that time...!!
no tattoo men that time...
😎😎😎
как всё наивно устарело ...!
Me perdoe em briga de faca ou corra ou tenha outra faca ou um cospe fogo, recomendo vc correr com fugir com o cospe fogo mas se vim pra cima....
😂😅😊
Clearly, these men did not understand self-defence. So what makes you think they understood karate?
Для самооборони від ТЦК+поліція😂
Allshido or oldshido. 😏
Красивый балет в месте с кунг фу просто безсильны против боксера на практике это почему то так не говоря уже о борцах
😂😂😂😂
Çoğu yanlış hareketler gerçek kavgada onların hiçbirini yapamaz
I used very similar techniques in real life they worked
Same.
It is the last time my wife tells _me_ to do the dishes...
@@adamkane7513 😂👏🏾
🤣🤣🤣
MMA wins.
It's basic
Except Nobody fights like that LMAO
It works anyway, a friend of mine from shotokan decided to become a thug, he destroyed a lot of guys before police shot him dead.
補充：無疑,這也可算是基本功,單空手道有one punch、double punch、three punch in fast, 其他如跆拳道 等等的武術都是相同各種的套路(套拳)的操訓亦不一定代表不一樣的不能應戰,例如許尚若他倆真的對打或生死時,是會另一套板本的嗎！
少林武僧同樣有其套路,到雷枱格鬥只有用於些少套路,如用頭頂地的打筋斗未見過以頭用來去飛衝撞對手,大體跟些少規則的去格鬥。
詠春三套拳同樣規定某少範圍地操練,且黐手時大多雙方是對正腰馬的座低企定定,若到應戰時,對手不會是原地踏步企定定被怎由打,並需移步,其三套拳又是套路。
@ch😂😂😂😂ungbonglaw7956
no such thing as japan karate..it was originally called tang soo do....china hand way...all japan martial arts and their culture came from china.
Correct, Okinawan people aren’t even Japanese they speak a different language and have different cultures and history
Karah Tikah 😆🤣😂 These old Karah Tay black belts shoulda learned MMA instead. 😅
Mr. Miyagi is rolling in his cremation urn. ⚱️ 😮
BALLET? KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
Karate is very very Robotic and looks awful compared to Kung Fu , as you know all karate styles are coming from China .
All martial arts stole from each other
Ушу такое же формализованное 😊
The one who hides in the corner of the building to ambush Shihan Nakayama is my sensei Kunio Sasaki. I used to train under him in the 80’s in the Philippines. Two hours every night, six days a week sometimes we have four hrs special Sunday training. There’s not a lot of students in a class as most of don’t last long.