85 - Reflections: Emphasis within Isshin ryu Karate

In Episode # 85 of Reflections from the MasterClass, Chris Thomas makes the case for a unique understanding of Isshin-ryu karate. (This episode features Luke Schlag and Helene Bienvenue.)
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[@David-su4is]

Awesome. Love Isshinryu.

[@taekwondomaster4609]

That is a great mix Sensei. Sensei I study Tang Soo Do, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and Muay Thai. I just turned 38 years old. I want to continue to train till I’m 98 years old.

[@berry7676]

Best style a open mind

[@vinnyrussomanno5357]

Yes I remember I study under Grand master Temple out of Dunellen,NJ
Tremendous amount of people who attended there 100'should over 45 years

[@Jameskeith1972]

Just jumping before striking lung 5 sounds like a great way to deal with resistance.

[@craigross5945]

I think most karate we are told “do this because this is the attack” to keep it simple for our untrained mind to better grasp the move we are trying to duplicate. However as we ascend through training, true application reveals itself to us naturally. Assuming the student is receptive. “The student must humble himself to receive training“. We are taught this as soon as we enter the dojo as it’s part of the original fundamentals of Karate. But just like the Kata, We think it means some thing when it actually means something else. As we progress through our training, that same saying has a new meaning. “We must humble ourselves to see the True training that was there all along”