Look at the knuckles on his hands. Look at the thickness of the wrists and muscle patterns of the forearms. I personally would have been scared just by that.
Man so sad to see keyboard warriors hate on this legend, it's not if he can fight or not, he is one of the pioneers of the karate that we no today and for that alone, he should be highly respected. Also, if you just look at his skill, speed, stregnth, and just overall composure, he can probly take down anyone here talking trash to him! What a legend!!!
I trained with Sensei several times! his demeanour, his humbleness and his dedication is undeniable! But what a lot of People miss out on is his High Standard of Teaching!
I train in Muay Thai because I believe it to be the most effective in stand up combat, BUT I love the philosophies that is taught in Karate and have all the respect in the world for the true Karate practitioners. (Not the americanized version)
Greetings friend... Glad to see you can difference the westernized sport oriented martial arts from the original ones... I only disagree with one point in your comment: "Muay Thai because I believe it to be the most effective in stand up combat"... I've been involved with different martial arts for years now, and I'm safe to say that the effectiveness of a martial art isn't on the style, rather on the practitioner... it really comes down to how you practice it, how serious and committed you are, and how mutch fun you have doing it... efficiency comes from practice and a little bit of talent. I find that there are no lesser martial arts... oh, I did Taekwondo for 6 years and I've been doing Aikido for 7 now. Cheer friend, and keep having fun ;)
Very inspirational. These masters have spent all their lives practicing Karate. I have nothing but respect for these masters. Thank you for sharing this video.
I made the mistake of viewing the comments after watching this video. Why are you all arguing about MMA vs Karate and calling each other names? Personally, I do think MMA is more useful in a street fight. However, that does not mean that the video I just watched was not impressive. Look at the calluses on their knuckles and their hand speed! I hope I can throw a punch that fast at an old age. Why can't you crazy youtubers watch this and just be impressed by someone who has dedicated themselves to their art?
say that to Bruce Lee haters, you can't tell UFC fanboys nothing as far as they are concerned this guy can't fight, unless he's in actual hand to hand combat
+Die that's the 1st think I've noticed them hands have been hitting thinks and micro-broke a million times becoming stronger every time, but to get to that size its impressive.
I was very lucky enough to meeting with him early this year at his srminar in Tampa, FL. I was even truly honored to had an opportunity to demonstrate my small skills(Hapkido) right in front of him. He is very knowledgeable,highly skilled and very humble grandmaster. Thank you very much Sir, long live grandmaster!
I trained in this style of karate for about 6 years when I was a kid in the 80's in Oz. Never knew much about it until now. I still remerber my Masters name. I wont forget that guy in a hurry.
The single biggest threat any of us face in our lives is old age and poor health. I'll wager that the life-long training this man pursues will lead to a longer, healthier, happier life than that of most people who shout "My gun is stronger than his karate!"
+tforeignguy l By that logic it should mean that every hard training karate practitioner has warts on his/her knuckles, or you are simply trolling and I fell for it.
+tforeignguy l lol they're callous. You get it by punching things, letting it heal, then doing it again, over and over. It's how they can break bats and stuff with their shins, and punch through things.
+Saulo Silva close to it, part of traditional karate training requires punching a makiwara. Basically a standing board that is held into the ground some how and traditionally is wrapped with a thick abrassive heavy rope.
Impressive. Not just on an immediate visual level but in understanding a life dedicated to a particular dicipline. This holds true for any mastery of something, be it whatever your passion is. His comments on speed and the influence of things you strike or practice with are very accurate.
He seems very humble. To anyone who is trash talking here, he could probably break your arm with a blocking movement. I am sure at his level, he has also had plenty of experience with judo, ju jitsu and aikido, even if he does not show a rank in it. I don't know, maybe he does. When most mms fighters get to be his age, they will most likely be disabled.
+McDago100 In isshinryu we were always taught that the block is to be considered an attack, because even when you block an attack you are still being hit and can eventually be worn down with consecutive strikes, so the block is meant to injure the attacker as much as a kick or punch and thus punishes the attacker and damages them and discourages them from attacking.
Goju-ryu karate founder Chojun Miyagi was also a wrestler,and he learned Judo.Many of his students were all Judoka as well as Karateka,because Miyagi Sensei was chief instructor at police-academy pre-WW2 and police had to learn Judo in those days,so he taught both.One of Miyagi's Karate Students Miyazato(GojuRyu 10th Dan) was also 8th Dan Judoka and undefeated All Okinawa Judo Champion in his youth. Judo/Jujitsu including ground-fighting was part of Japanese school PE syllabus back in the day(still is in many schools) so many old karate senseis knew judo.Both karate Senseis here held Dan grades in Judo in their youth. They're way past 70 now.So,to all who think they know something called MMA and so they brag on internet about beating up these two masters-better men than you have tried years ago and failed tragically.Go get a life.
He was my teacher many years ago in Okinawa when I was in the Marines. Let me tell you he was unbelievably fast. You who think using him for target practice would make you a winner? Really have no clue. American Karate is by these old masters standards a joke. I've seen this man dodge spears, arrows and I have little doubt should you bring a gun to a fight with him. Make sure you have your affairs in order first cause I'm thinking you have at best only a 40% chance of leaving upright.
Ha ha gold ...and im sure your right ... i mean look at the guys knuckles ...you don't get knuckles like that talking shit on youtube .... sure you could try to shoot him but once the bullet got close enough to realize who it was fucking with it would fuckin run away screaming
Henry I cannot agree with you more. I have also trained with a head of style Shihan, and he was 65 or so at the time. Mind blowing speed, focus and skill. The kind of guy that could kill a normal man with one punch. Point a gun at him, I suspect that you would wake up in hospital with no teeth, and a metal jaw implant resembling a fire-arm.
He uses the core.. internal power... Its so rare these days, I believe when you say he was unbelievable fast. Few people develop internal power anymore. He gives great lesson from the beginning though most can not make use of it.
Henry Avery I have sacrificed everything to find Avery, and I'm not gonna let a couple of two-bit thieves, a senile conman, and a washed-up journalist take that away from me!
Henry Avery he is a legend I even have a Japanese wife as I so badly respect these type of legends ... respect .. and I'm not one of these easily mislead fools been a proboxer and an mma fighter ... I know this man is truly internal ... he knows he is on a spiritual plane now... not many of these guys left...MIND..😊
+Polpot Lee I agree since most people have no idea that a martial art of this type can easily kill or disable with 1 or 2 blows at the most. It is very likely that such a fight would be over in seconds. Master Higaonna is obviously in fantastic shape and can take a blow as well if he needs to.
Nope. this kinda guy never went into the ring because rings are made to make fights interesting. Guys like Morio-sensei will go for a one hit kill (and i mean KILL, not knockout), which is not very entertaining. The real Kimbo Slice would know.
Did you even see his fists? Have you ever met him? Do you know the story of his life? Have you sparred with him? I've done all of the above, so i know just how dangerous Morio-sensei is. Problem is, you are the one living in a fantasy world. This apprentice of Mr. Kimbo, did he fight Morio-sensei? I bet he wasn't. In the end, i've fought Morio-sensei, you haven't. Your argument will be invalid until you fight him at least once.
Some of these comments are very disrespectful! At 70 whether this man can "fight" is not important. For most of you that make these disrespectful comments if you could dedicate yourself to something as long as this Sensei it would be a miracle. I respect this man for his dedication to Karate for all these years. Respect due!!!
He can still fight. The man is a little eldar but hes still as tough as he was 20 or so years ago (his Hojo undo or power training is the reason). He also has powerful mastered technqiue both in kata and in "Waza" (the type you'd use in a street fight) making him a lethal enemy to deal with.
seeknowmartialarts dont bother with these KEYBOARD WARRIORS, they dont even know what theyre talking about. they dare said things like this because theyre COWARDS..when they meet this guy in person,i bet they pee in their pants and talk nicely things about these masters.
yes he is kicking him in the balls...........They are hard as nails. show me a 75 year old MMA guy fight them ah but wait! MMA is only 20 years old lol.
Nah his but muscles have to be tense as well.😂 (The whole body) So he is testing whether he is contracting all the muscles. No way anyone can get kicked in the balls like that, twice😂😂
no. the stance he was in put his knees in a position protecting his balls from being kicked. Morio's kicks never made contact with the other guy's nuts.
this is golden, I'm a kyokushin practitioner, and I have nothing but respect for Okinawan Karate, I just love that Goju ryu and Shotokan were influenced in Kyokushin. OSU!
As someone who's studied various Martial Arts over 2 decades - I love watching actual Grand Masters who are still able to get up and do their thing. Much respect!
There is a lot of tough guys in the comment section, starting with :"I have trained Karate for x amount of years" or "I have trained MMA for x amount of years"...who the fuck wants to know about your imaginary martial arts experience? just watch the video and enjoy it...by the way I have practiced Classic Ballet and Fitness for 25 years! 😀😄😉
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I practiced breathing for 38 years :)) for god shake. One day i will stop breathing nomater what :))
His knuckles look like that because he has conditioned them that way it takes years to develop that kind of a hand may be an old school technique but his hands are like having two bricks on the end of his wrists realistically if you get into a street fight and hit someone as hard as you can and land one on the skull you are breaking your knuckles if they aren't conditioned this guy is cracking your fucking skull if he lands and breaking what he hits. You have to respect any person who dedicates their entire existence to an art they love it's beyond admirable
slap rounded rocks and tree stumps with ur palms every day for a few months...then start hitting soft wood or dirt or sand bags with ur fist as well.. continue slapping trees and rocks and over the years punching and chopping what u can handle...if u want more then ur fists and hands for weopons..similar technique wth ur forearms shins feet elboes knees....
I have to say, I love how the camera has a slight shake/wobble to it when they stamp their feet or make contact with each other.. it makes it appear as though there is so much power behind their moves.
hitting or being hit by these old guys would be such a shock to most people. Pretty much the same as punching a brick wall. I live here in Japan and it amazes me still at how solid some of these old karate guys are. Thick finger, thick wrists, barrel chests, thick upper legs. These guys are built like dwarves and move far faster than you would think possible for what they look like.
Everyone talking about how he can easily kill you, it just makes me appreciate his kindness more and more. Like I would trust this guy with my life, he s so calm and gentle
Yes, lucky to have learned Sanjin from my Japanese instructors where not too many people understand. The ultimate of Karate training without hurting yourself and aged injuries.
Kinda remind me of my old time karate practice. Respect for Mr. Higaonna. And for those who wonder what is that technique displayed in the end of the video, it is a hard-side of Goju-Ryu technique (Goju-ryu has hard and soft technique), it is called sancin. Basically you regulate and train your breath so that it will affect your body to be as hard as it can. I remembered the first time my sensei taught me this technique, he actually kick me in the back and the stomach, and I didn't feel a thing. Practiced this for a 3 minutes but I sweat like I jog for an hour.
It's an honor to see Higaonna Sensei doing a Gekisai Bunkai on the first and second video, and in the end, watching him testing his partner doing a Sanchin kata is absolutely amazing, knowing that sanchin is absolutely hard to master, even for a 3rd kyu like me.
its a kata, called sanchin. it is a internal kata used for control and conditioning of breath and body. The reason for the noise sounding like a velociraptor is because to do the kata correctly you need to exhale all the air from your lungs.
I was born in Okinawa, Koza city and took karate lesson in high school. Those knuckles were the result of constantly hitting and punching wooden board wrapped with rice straw rope. Sometimes we punch directly into the wooden board.
I find the way his knuckles look amazing... it just shows how long he's been practicing and how efficient he really is. By the way, I find the Japanese martial arts the more interesting martial arts in the world... I've been doing Aikido for years now, and it's amazing... there are no superfluous movement... everything has a point.
He doesnt practice japanese martial arts he practices okinawan karate that is so far from japanese its not even funny. Okinawa is its own culture and karate was given birth in said nation the arts were originally known as shuri-te naha-te and Te
***** I know that Okinawa was a kingdom by it's own right before being invaded and conquered by Japan, but nowadays, it is Japanese... by your order of ideas it's the same as saying aikido isn't Japanese... it's from Ywama...
***** Very true. It is sad to know that they now have no right to claim their own kingdom (country) However, they are very proud of their history and the cultures that is still remaining in their very land.
most respect you sir MORIO HIGAONNA. this is the essence of real karate. I had learn a lot from you with this video. I am 2nd dan black belt on sotokan karate and 1st dan on taekwando.
My shotokan master is currently teaching us gekisai so that we can train in small spaces because on social distancing, and coincidently i come back to this video years after seeing it for the first time. What a joy being able to figure out what they are doing :)
dude, if you look closely at their kata, when they move and perform their techniques, it looks as if there is energy being transmitted supernaturally. The vibration effects make their movements look awesome! :D first DBZ fighters, lol, jk.
Jade Williams It actually has great outcomes, I am a smoker and drinker, but still am reasonably healthy because I practice techniques like this and others.
What a combination, immaculate western three piece suit, enlarged iron hard hands, strong body at 70, still fast, humble smiling, punches like a mule kicks, looks like a happy go lucky businessman. Epitome of mastery of his chosen art.
I have great respect for this guy, but can we please cut out this "most dangerous man" crap. Who gets to decide who the "most dangerous man" is, on what criteria, and why should we admire the most dangerous man? Wrong on so many levels.
My late sensei Master Don Buck was considered by his own Master Mas Oyama to be the seventh deadliest man on earth and the other seven didn't want to mess with him Master Bucks wife showed me the book Master Oyama had written this in Master Buck was one of Oyamas indoor students in the late 50s and early 60s . Old school karate.
Again, I think this talk about "deadliest man on earth" is total BS and actually insulting to the Karate founders. Who judging this and how? By number killed? In that case, Stalin, Hitler, and Mao have been the deadliest men on earth in recent history. What does that have to do with Karate anyway.
he is one of few Goju-Ryu masters who have actually mastered the goju-ryu Satsugai no geijutsu - korosu which basically means "art of killing." with that knowledge, he could easily kill a man with one clean strike,
Joe marine ...and you know that, how? Has he demonstrated that? And should he? Or others? Should "killing with one strike" be a standard test item? Groan...
Karate has gotten a bad reputation in the west because of all the terrible teachers out there. It's such a shame. When you see a true master of his craft Karate has such energy, it's incredibly. Also I get the distinct feeling that a lot of gym martial artists don't get the idea behind the -do part in karate-do. It's a way of life. As corny as that may sound you must first and foremost conquer yourself. We don't live in a world where martial arts have any practical applications unless that application is becoming a better person. It doesn't matter if someone could defeat this man with grappling techniques. The person going in with the mindset of winning has already lost because life isn't as simple as winning and losing in a martial arts competition. I see martial arts as a way of life and not as a playground fight.
The amount of power he generates (no matter his age) is ridiculous.. He syncs his moves so tight that his base is stable as a rock. But this rock hits back! .. pew ,, imagine being his student when he was young and ambitious ... not for the faint of heart...
+raphael brown in karate, only half part of the knuckle use. u can see when u r gripping ur hand, it is not leveled, from top n bottom. in karate, so, they will train hard to make sure that half of the knuckle will be used during fight.. u can try do push up using ur 3 fingers both hands, then knuckle push up by just using half of the knuckle. this doesn't mean the other half is weak, they have way to train their grips and make it as strong as the other half, but for striking, the only half of it use... sorry for my bad explaination
+Faiz Lah yea its bad...too much thinking going on in ur instructers head...u just told me exactly how to break ur hand...every single part of ur fist wrist forarm elboe should be conditioned to max...dont ever leave ur primary or secondary weopon with weak points...
Sensei Higaonna “sleep is very important.” Now I’m extremely disappointed with myself because it’s 3:22 in the morning and I’m up watching This. 😂😂 Very useful knowledge that Sensei Higaonna is providing us all though. GREAT VID! 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
I respect this individuals, their dedication shows even at that old age they only seem 40 - 50 and the posture of their body is well balanced indicating a healthy person. martial arts is not just self defense its also improving your health and your mental health as well.
How is sanchin-dachi creepy? the stance and breathing itself is to develop rock hard tension so you cannot be just punched easily to the ground. An example each time at the end of his powerful breathing the sensei is to hit the areas that breathing is to protect. Hitting someone in full sanchin-dachi (which in a fight happens like a reflex action for the fighter) is like hitting a small brick wall.
HoaDuc Pham I tried my best to simplfy it for him so his mind could understand, but you're right the effort if futile in educating those whom do not want to be educated.
***** woahhhh it totally did - lil man on man groin cupage is always a little Oh My regardless of "purpose" Lol seriously everyone just comments on the "creepy" bit without even bringing up that the guy clearly gave a little cock grope-age (not saying it was sexual)..... and you guys wanna start saying the person is ignorant? Lol
Hyperbole like "the most dangerous man in Japan in a real fight" is the sort of thing that has brought karate into such disrepute. I doubt, even at the height of his powers, if Higaonna was even the most dangerous man in his own town, much less the entire nation, and fight science has moved on a million miles since the development of Goju Ryu, a style largely calcified in the methodology of the 19th century.That said, it's not that I disrespect him. I'm sure that against one or even two drunken brawlers in the 1960s, he would have dispatched them quite handily. I just wish that karate people would stop this worship and deification of their masters, and its dewy eyed faith in the lethality of their art.
+Mat Broomfield Of course. :) His moniker could also relate to how he ripped the guts out of a karate organisation, forcing it to change it's techniques in order to distance it from what he himself was teaching. The gossip while this was fresh was that it was because he married a white american woman. This is from the 90's so that right there was some crazy japanese racist shit going on. Being a student of Goju-ryu at the time was really weird.
my bad on the spelling of the breathing technique,spenca,i never did learn all my japanese nomenclature, but it sure was alot of fun fighting with bad brad hefton and rickey hanes in my younger years ,sensai monzak always would hollar at me ,tell me quit bleeding all over the place ,......hum tell ricky to quit hiting me square on my nose with that crazy fast jab of his ,he was midle weight and he would hit as hard as brad did,only twice as fast ,ricky was a golden gloves champ, he gave it up cause he got his nose busted real bad and took up martial arts,my brother was president of the aka ,and i always worked out with the uska camp out in rockford ,ill i grew up there , my brothers dojos were all in chicago and indiana,bill wallace used to teach for ken ,my bro ,our dojos were called olympic karate studios,we had 12 dojos ,ran them for 14 years succesfully ,then moved on to the hotel business ,SYBARIS , KARL KNUDSON
I used to do mma, Muay Thai, jkd, and 10th planet bjj. I used to want to know it all thinking more tools meant more ability to win or survive. Boy was I wrong. I never mastered any of them. now I am older and practicing shito ryu karate. it is by far the most challenging of all the martial I have done. I now realize it is not how much you know but how much you practice what you know. not every technique works for every individual. Dedicate yourself and master what works for you. Much respect to this true martial artist.
Very interesting. At 00:27, his body oscillates after the punch. This is reminiscent of some of the really good internal arts masters I have seen, like Chen Xiao Wang. I would be interested to see or learn what kinds of body mechanics are behind those strikes. Higaonna is one impressive martial artist - total dedication; intelligent; humble; trained to the max, and *formidable*! An impressive display of martial arts genius.
In our culture many People over 70 are sick cripples and big pharma is making a lot of money with them... Maybe we should start change our lifestyle, get healthier and save money...
Just google 'Gracie challenge' and see what happens to Karate masters or Kungfu etc doesnt seemt to matter that try to beat someone that knows how to grapple!!! Once he is taken to the ground he has lost.
+Spiritu Sancti Kung fu is on a different level than cage fighting huh? You realise cage fighting includes karate right? That aswell as the best parts of every martial art represented and trained by the professional fighters, as long as they are allowed in competition. Vale tudo in brasil has no gloves and pretty much any strike accepted, yet you don't see them doing those big motion blocks jumping to the exposed flank and attack him before he he able to retract his hand. Strange huh? Almost as if the opponent doesn't leave his hand hanging, most of these counter-techniques aren't as practical as the moves we see in cage fighting... And cage fighters do know how to eye gauge and punch a guy in the groin, just because it isn't allowed in competition doesn't mean they don't know about it. ^^
derp, try harder next time, you missed your chance, well i'm done here, you clearly aren't worth the time but keep in mind some things are harder to master and can give better results, this is an advice for your own sake you should cherish it for the rest of your life
Very intense video here !! I have been a GoJu practitioner for 45 yrs now. I am 50 now and the master not wearing his gi top in sanchin (his hands were the nastiest) i have EVER SEEN by far.That man could crush one's skull with a single blow.
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My friend shook his hand, once. He died.
r.i.p.
+Joshua Brown Now that's what I call a firm handshake.
Nyahaha... :))
Joshua Brown I've trained with higoana sesei
Sorry your friend died
Look at the knuckles on his hands. Look at the thickness of the wrists and muscle patterns of the forearms. I personally would have been scared just by that.
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Man so sad to see keyboard warriors hate on this legend, it's not if he can fight or not, he is one of the pioneers of the karate that we no today and for that alone, he should be highly respected. Also, if you just look at his skill, speed, stregnth, and just overall composure, he can probly take down anyone here talking trash to him! What a legend!!!
I trained with Sensei several times! his demeanour, his humbleness and his dedication is undeniable! But what a lot of People miss out on is his High Standard of Teaching!
he is almost 80 man. and if there are real ironmen, he is one of them
I train in Muay Thai because I believe it to be the most effective in stand up combat, BUT I love the philosophies that is taught in Karate and have all the respect in the world for the true Karate practitioners. (Not the americanized version)
Greetings friend... Glad to see you can difference the westernized sport oriented martial arts from the original ones... I only disagree with one point in your comment: "Muay Thai because I believe it to be the most effective in stand up combat"... I've been involved with different martial arts for years now, and I'm safe to say that the effectiveness of a martial art isn't on the style, rather on the practitioner... it really comes down to how you practice it, how serious and committed you are, and how mutch fun you have doing it... efficiency comes from practice and a little bit of talent. I find that there are no lesser martial arts... oh, I did Taekwondo for 6 years and I've been doing Aikido for 7 now. Cheer friend, and keep having fun ;)
greetings my friend id like you to check out kyokushin karate
carbon5146 I started out in Kyokushin. Great martial art as well.
Rui Almeida I agree with you. Just like the moter vehicle it is not about the car, it is more about the driver. God bless!
James Kim Cheers mate
Very inspirational. These masters have spent all their lives practicing Karate. I have nothing but respect for these masters. Thank you for sharing this video.
I made the mistake of viewing the comments after watching this video. Why are you all arguing about MMA vs Karate and calling each other names? Personally, I do think MMA is more useful in a street fight. However, that does not mean that the video I just watched was not impressive. Look at the calluses on their knuckles and their hand speed! I hope I can throw a punch that fast at an old age. Why can't you crazy youtubers watch this and just be impressed by someone who has dedicated themselves to their art?
Thank you for the respectful and rational post. It's appreciated
majin2912 Amen!
+janusmagus well said mate!
say that to Bruce Lee haters, you can't tell UFC fanboys nothing as far as they are concerned this guy can't fight, unless he's in actual hand to hand combat
+Q savage MMA is sports too. The FBs are brainless and cannot get it.
"All my life I've hit faces & bricks" - his Hands.
The amount of passion he uses when he speaks about karate
Its very Admirable
admiral ackbar
Unification of Body, Mind, and Spirit. Such a beautiful feeling doing such a kata :)
look at his hand damn even a bear would run away
+Die that's the 1st think I've noticed them hands have been hitting thinks and micro-broke a million times becoming stronger every time, but to get to that size its impressive.
Wouldnt be surprised if he races them for his training (maybe in his more youthful days)
Notice how it’s only one the two knuckles that’s because when you do knuckle pushups those are the only two knuckles you use
I was very lucky enough to meeting with him early this year at his srminar in Tampa, FL. I was even truly honored to had an opportunity to demonstrate my small skills(Hapkido) right in front of him. He is very knowledgeable,highly skilled and very humble grandmaster. Thank you very much Sir, long live grandmaster!
I trained in this style of karate for about 6 years when I was a kid in the 80's in Oz. Never knew much about it until now. I still remerber my Masters name. I wont forget that guy in a hurry.
Higaonna sensei is an inspiration and a living treasure. I fear we may never see is like again so rejoice in hearing and seeing the man.
The single biggest threat any of us face in our lives is old age and poor health. I'll wager that the life-long training this man pursues will lead to a longer, healthier, happier life than that of most people who shout "My gun is stronger than his karate!"
The single biggest threat is not living life to its fullest and a fear of death.
Lol no gun is stronger than his knuckles
holy fuk his knuckles look like they could break rocks
+SuperSaiyaman3 I thought it was just me. I saw his knuckles and said DAMN! I would hate to get hit by him! Get hit with a seiken and it's over!
+tforeignguy l By that logic it should mean that every hard training karate practitioner has warts on his/her knuckles, or you are simply trolling and I fell for it.
calloused hands from hard work and calloused knuckles from punching things lol
+tforeignguy l lol they're callous. You get it by punching things, letting it heal, then doing it again, over and over. It's how they can break bats and stuff with their shins, and punch through things.
+SuperSaiyaman3 Yeah, that's from years of punching a makiwara - old school okinawan punching bag, except it's a 2x4 made of hardwood.
people who want to get into a fist fight with someone who has those calluses on their fists as these guys does, are brave people.
Brave, stupid or into suicide? Lol
+staslig It looks like these guys have demolished buildings with their hands. And they probably have.
+Saulo Silva close to it, part of traditional karate training requires punching a makiwara. Basically a standing board that is held into the ground some how and traditionally is wrapped with a thick abrassive heavy rope.
+staslig Or they are complete idiots... :D
***** what is your point?
I wouldn't fight any of the Gracies either.
Impressive. Not just on an immediate visual level but in understanding a life dedicated to a particular dicipline. This holds true for any mastery of something, be it whatever your passion is.
His comments on speed and the influence of things you strike or practice with are very accurate.
Seeing His knuckles sent a chill through my whole body . True purist ... Endless respect for him
His full power punch at 5:10 sends a percussive shock wave through the room, shaking the camera
Yeah definitely not the floor shaking
hahaha
80 old geezer with fists of Iron, well built body and full of energy... I'm amazed
Regardless of how effective karate is, that dude is like 50 years old with abs. That's impressive as hell.
+I am Always Right You are always right.
I am Always Right don’t listen to these keyboard warriors. It’s a very effective art if trained correctly
At the time of this video, he was 73
He seems very humble. To anyone who is trash talking here, he could probably break your arm with a blocking movement. I am sure at his level, he has also had plenty of experience with judo, ju jitsu and aikido, even if he does not show a rank in it. I don't know, maybe he does. When most mms fighters get to be his age, they will most likely be disabled.
+McDago100 In isshinryu we were always taught that the block is to be considered an attack, because even when you block an attack you are still being hit and can eventually be worn down with consecutive strikes, so the block is meant to injure the attacker as much as a kick or punch and thus punishes the attacker and damages them and discourages them from attacking.
+Arctic Gator As an Isshinryu practicioner myself (an Aussie taught by Master A. J. Advincula). I could not agree more. Excellent comment okay.
Assuming he can catch you in the first place
his knuckles give me goosebumps...
quang anh nguyen tien Those are clubs. Damn.
lol, you wouldn't like my hands either..
Goju-ryu karate founder Chojun Miyagi was also a wrestler,and he learned Judo.Many of his students were all Judoka as well as Karateka,because Miyagi Sensei was chief instructor at police-academy pre-WW2 and police had to learn Judo in those days,so he taught both.One of Miyagi's Karate Students Miyazato(GojuRyu 10th Dan) was also 8th Dan Judoka and undefeated All Okinawa Judo Champion in his youth. Judo/Jujitsu including ground-fighting was part of Japanese school PE syllabus back in the day(still is in many schools) so many old karate senseis knew judo.Both karate Senseis here held Dan grades in Judo in their youth. They're way past 70 now.So,to all who think they know something called MMA and so they brag on internet about beating up these two masters-better men than you have tried years ago and failed tragically.Go get a life.
He was my teacher many years ago in Okinawa when I was in the Marines. Let me tell you he was unbelievably fast. You who think using him for target practice would make you a winner? Really have no clue. American Karate is by these old masters standards a joke. I've seen this man dodge spears, arrows and I have little doubt should you bring a gun to a fight with him. Make sure you have your affairs in order first cause I'm thinking you have at best only a 40% chance of leaving upright.
Ha ha gold ...and im sure your right ... i mean look at the guys knuckles ...you don't get knuckles like that talking shit on youtube .... sure you could try to shoot him but once the bullet got close enough to realize who it was fucking with it would fuckin run away screaming
Henry I cannot agree with you more. I have also trained with a head of style Shihan, and he was 65 or so at the time. Mind blowing speed, focus and skill. The kind of guy that could kill a normal man with one punch. Point a gun at him, I suspect that you would wake up in hospital with no teeth, and a metal jaw implant resembling a fire-arm.
He uses the core.. internal power... Its so rare these days, I believe when you say he was unbelievable fast. Few people develop internal power anymore. He gives great lesson from the beginning though most can not make use of it.
Henry Avery I have sacrificed everything to find Avery, and I'm not gonna let a couple of two-bit thieves, a senile conman, and a washed-up journalist take that away from me!
Henry Avery he is a legend I even have a Japanese wife as I so badly respect these type of legends ... respect .. and I'm not one of these easily mislead fools been a proboxer and an mma fighter ... I know this man is truly internal ... he knows he is on a spiritual plane now... not many of these guys left...MIND..😊
look at his fist.. just look at his freaking fist........ its massive af and those scars.. respect..!
His breathing technique at the end... matched his knuckles! And that stance too... Masters.
Funny to see so many youngsters think that they can defeat Morio-sensei easily.
+Polpot Lee
I agree since most people have no idea that a martial art of this type can easily kill or disable with 1 or 2 blows at the most. It is very likely that such a fight would be over in seconds. Master Higaonna is obviously in fantastic shape and can take a blow as well if he needs to.
+Polpot Lee
they can think, however they cannot act.
+Bruno Jin OUS.
Nope. this kinda guy never went into the ring because rings are made to make fights interesting.
Guys like Morio-sensei will go for a one hit kill (and i mean KILL, not knockout), which is not very entertaining.
The real Kimbo Slice would know.
Did you even see his fists? Have you ever met him? Do you know the story of his life? Have you sparred with him? I've done all of the above, so i know just how dangerous Morio-sensei is. Problem is, you are the one living in a fantasy world.
This apprentice of Mr. Kimbo, did he fight Morio-sensei?
I bet he wasn't.
In the end, i've fought Morio-sensei, you haven't.
Your argument will be invalid until you fight him at least once.
Weow! They included a Jurassic park audition too. Good job camera men!
Some of these comments are very disrespectful! At 70 whether this man can "fight" is not important. For most of you that make these disrespectful comments if you could dedicate yourself to something as long as this Sensei it would be a miracle. I respect this man for his dedication to Karate for all these years. Respect due!!!
He can still fight. The man is a little eldar but hes still as tough as he was 20 or so years ago (his Hojo undo or power training is the reason). He also has powerful mastered technqiue both in kata and in "Waza" (the type you'd use in a street fight) making him a lethal enemy to deal with.
well said
seeknowmartialarts dont bother with these KEYBOARD WARRIORS, they dont even know what theyre talking about.
they dare said things like this because theyre COWARDS..when they meet this guy in person,i bet they pee in their pants and talk nicely things about these masters.
yes he is kicking him in the balls...........They are hard as nails. show me a 75 year old MMA guy fight them ah but wait! MMA is only 20 years old lol.
Show me this guys fighting
+TotalX48 Just come to Okinawa and see for yourself.
@@bajiquanxingyiquanokinawan7064 you guys dont have cameras?
Nah his but muscles have to be tense as well.😂 (The whole body) So he is testing whether he is contracting all the muscles. No way anyone can get kicked in the balls like that, twice😂😂
no. the stance he was in put his knees in a position protecting his balls from being kicked. Morio's kicks never made contact with the other guy's nuts.
this is golden, I'm a kyokushin practitioner, and I have nothing but respect for Okinawan Karate, I just love that Goju ryu and Shotokan were influenced in Kyokushin. OSU!
Nope dude.. kyukushin were influenced by other style.. you need to read the history of kyokushin first before ;)
peace
Octho Box I know what I'm talking about dude, sosai oyama studied Goju Ryu, and shotokan, didn't he? So tell me how those two weren't influenced?
As someone who's studied various Martial Arts over 2 decades - I love watching actual Grand Masters who are still able to get up and do their thing. Much respect!
His ability needs to be respected and taken seriously, no matter what his age may be!
There is a lot of tough guys in the comment section, starting with :"I have trained Karate for x amount of years" or "I have trained MMA for x amount of years"...who the fuck wants to know about your imaginary martial arts experience? just watch the video and enjoy it...by the way I have practiced Classic Ballet and Fitness for 25 years! 😀😄😉
I practiced breathing for 38 years :)) for god shake. One day i will stop breathing nomater what :))
I have a brown belt in flatulence
my Sa Pu Nim was in the church choir.... hi did this for experience and breath training.... he"s an amazing man.
His knuckles look like that because he has conditioned them that way it takes years to develop that kind of a hand may be an old school technique but his hands are like having two bricks on the end of his wrists realistically if you get into a street fight and hit someone as hard as you can and land one on the skull you are breaking your knuckles if they aren't conditioned this guy is cracking your fucking skull if he lands and breaking what he hits. You have to respect any person who dedicates their entire existence to an art they love it's beyond admirable
slap rounded rocks and tree stumps with ur palms every day for a few months...then start hitting soft wood or dirt or sand bags with ur fist as well.. continue slapping trees and rocks and over the years punching and chopping what u can handle...if u want more then ur fists and hands for weopons..similar technique wth ur forearms shins feet elboes knees....
I have to say, I love how the camera has a slight shake/wobble to it when they stamp their feet or make contact with each other.. it makes it appear as though there is so much power behind their moves.
hitting or being hit by these old guys would be such a shock to most people. Pretty much the same as punching a brick wall. I live here in Japan and it amazes me still at how solid some of these old karate guys are. Thick finger, thick wrists, barrel chests, thick upper legs. These guys are built like dwarves and move far faster than you would think possible for what they look like.
they say its all in the eyes, Well for this man its all in his hands. For God's sake this man is one lethal fighting machine
Everyone talking about how he can easily kill you, it just makes me appreciate his kindness more and more. Like I would trust this guy with my life, he s so calm and gentle
This guy is half dragon or something
no => he's using special breathing technique to pull up his balls for protection at 7:29 and 7:42 hahahha ;-)
@@kareldegreef3945 that's actually real I heard that in baki wtf
@@hedhunterrjb9935 from what i know, it's not retracting the balls, but tightening the thighs muscle to protect it
I clicked on this because it said 10th dan. The only way i know that 10th dan is good, is that i play alot of tekken.
Beautiful karate. Reminds me of Tenshin Katori Shinto Ryu, and Otake Sensei. Both are amazing Senseis, their power, grace and focus is unbelievable.
Yes, lucky to have learned Sanjin from my Japanese instructors where not too many people understand. The ultimate of Karate training without hurting yourself and aged injuries.
Those hands and knuckles are from years of makiwara and conditioning training.
lol
Don't know anything about this guy, but he has the hands of a killer.
Now that's how a real karateka looks and how they train, physical no Westernised mcdojo crap.
Kinda remind me of my old time karate practice. Respect for Mr. Higaonna. And for those who wonder what is that technique displayed in the end of the video, it is a hard-side of Goju-Ryu technique (Goju-ryu has hard and soft technique), it is called sancin. Basically you regulate and train your breath so that it will affect your body to be as hard as it can. I remembered the first time my sensei taught me this technique, he actually kick me in the back and the stomach, and I didn't feel a thing. Practiced this for a 3 minutes but I sweat like I jog for an hour.
It's an honor to see Higaonna Sensei doing a Gekisai Bunkai on the first and second video, and in the end, watching him testing his partner doing a Sanchin kata is absolutely amazing, knowing that sanchin is absolutely hard to master, even for a 3rd kyu like me.
Love how the camera wobbles.
full on velociraptor at the end...fully
Jesse Rai bro i was like wth is that 😂😂😂😂
its a kata, called sanchin. it is a internal kata used for control and conditioning of breath and body. The reason for the noise sounding like a velociraptor is because to do the kata correctly you need to exhale all the air from your lungs.
look at his hands
Nearly as tough as my claws.
they are like gloves
Just looking at his hands is more than enough to know you'd never mess with this man.
I was born in Okinawa, Koza city and took karate lesson in high school. Those knuckles were the result of constantly hitting and punching wooden board wrapped with rice straw rope. Sometimes we punch directly into the wooden board.
Is it me or does this guy have the sickest fucking man cave I have ever seen :)
I find the way his knuckles look amazing... it just shows how long he's been practicing and how efficient he really is. By the way, I find the Japanese martial arts the more interesting martial arts in the world... I've been doing Aikido for years now, and it's amazing... there are no superfluous movement... everything has a point.
He doesnt practice japanese martial arts he practices okinawan karate that is so far from japanese its not even funny. Okinawa is its own culture and karate was given birth in said nation the arts were originally known as shuri-te naha-te and Te
***** I know that Okinawa was a kingdom by it's own right before being invaded and conquered by Japan, but nowadays, it is Japanese... by your order of ideas it's the same as saying aikido isn't Japanese... it's from Ywama...
***** Very true. It is sad to know that they now have no right to claim their own kingdom (country) However, they are very proud of their history and the cultures that is still remaining in their very land.
jesus my mum has been taught by this guy, I had no idea he was still going
most respect you sir MORIO HIGAONNA. this is the essence of real karate. I had learn a lot from you with this video. I am 2nd dan black belt on sotokan karate and 1st dan on taekwando.
My shotokan master is currently teaching us gekisai so that we can train in small spaces because on social distancing, and coincidently i come back to this video years after seeing it for the first time. What a joy being able to figure out what they are doing :)
Amazing coincidence 👌 have fun and be healthy with Karate!
I thought he was forming the KAMEHAMEHA attack by buffing up
dude, if you look closely at their kata, when they move and perform their techniques, it looks as if there is energy being transmitted supernaturally. The vibration effects make their movements look awesome! :D first DBZ fighters, lol, jk.
Notice the mention of reverse breathing? Like sucking your stomach in while breathing out and vice versa.
Good techs no doubt.
***** amazing stuff.May incorporate this into my exercise routines.
Jade Williams It actually has great outcomes, I am a smoker and drinker, but still am reasonably healthy because I practice techniques like this and others.
***** Haha, 'reasonably healthy', good on you mate, let's see how that works out for you !!
cspace1234nz Well I am not sri chinmoy
but who wants to run for fun when you can ride a banshee.
***** Actually man, most peoples stomachs expands when they breathe in.
be careful who you call ugly in Ming Dynasty
I laughed so hard I almost spit from my nose...
What a combination, immaculate western three piece suit, enlarged iron hard hands, strong body at 70, still fast, humble smiling, punches like a mule kicks, looks like a happy go lucky businessman. Epitome of mastery of his chosen art.
SPECTACULAR old master. ADEYETO thank you for dis gift.
All the samurai attire in the room = 1,000,000,000 dollars XD
I dare someone to try and steal it :)
They are gorgeous aren't they?
@@nerthus4685 they wouldn’t even get 2 seconds out of the door without falling over with those things
That dudes hand are like old weathered bricks.
Because they are exactly what you said, old, weathered (and sturdy) bricks
I have great respect for this guy, but can we please cut out this "most dangerous man" crap. Who gets to decide who the "most dangerous man" is, on what criteria, and why should we admire the most dangerous man? Wrong on so many levels.
My late sensei Master Don Buck was considered by his own Master Mas Oyama to be the seventh deadliest man on earth and the other seven didn't want to mess with him Master Bucks wife showed me the book Master Oyama had written this in Master Buck was one of Oyamas indoor students in the late 50s and early 60s . Old school karate.
Again, I think this talk about "deadliest man on earth" is total BS and actually insulting to the Karate founders. Who judging this and how? By number killed? In that case, Stalin, Hitler, and Mao have been the deadliest men on earth in recent history. What does that have to do with Karate anyway.
Derukugi2 so right!
he is one of few Goju-Ryu masters who have actually mastered the goju-ryu Satsugai no geijutsu - korosu which basically means "art of killing."
with that knowledge, he could easily kill a man with one clean strike,
Joe marine
...and you know that, how? Has he demonstrated that? And should he? Or others? Should "killing with one strike" be a standard test item? Groan...
Such a strong stance. So much respect for him...
Thanks for setting us all straight Henry - san. What I wouldn't give to see Master Funakoshi smiling ( down ) on this man!
Karate has gotten a bad reputation in the west because of all the terrible teachers out there. It's such a shame. When you see a true master of his craft Karate has such energy, it's incredibly.
Also I get the distinct feeling that a lot of gym martial artists don't get the idea behind the -do part in karate-do. It's a way of life. As corny as that may sound you must first and foremost conquer yourself. We don't live in a world where martial arts have any practical applications unless that application is becoming a better person. It doesn't matter if someone could defeat this man with grappling techniques. The person going in with the mindset of winning has already lost because life isn't as simple as winning and losing in a martial arts competition. I see martial arts as a way of life and not as a playground fight.
Exactly, all my teachers were from South Korea, Japan and China.. U.S. teachers make it a fitness club or bully club type...
In the west most mcdojos are nothing but bs places to make money.
In the East it's serious, because it's a life style. A life.
These masters make Gracie academy look like daycare.
6:11 that's the training to turn Super Saiyan.
Watch a legend while hi is still here to demonstrate, you can learn just through watching and training
All that samurai stuff in the background would make me intimidated to begin with. So awesome.
fuck !! he look ripped in his 70s 😂 and i look so fat in my teenage years 😢😧
Why my focus just to his both knuckles... :)
Because it is indeed something never seen before on planet earth
The amount of power he generates (no matter his age) is ridiculous.. He syncs his moves so tight that his base is stable as a rock. But this rock hits back! .. pew ,, imagine being his student when he was young and ambitious ... not for the faint of heart...
Simply beautiful, elegant, and demonstrative a true mastery.
Can anyone tell me why their knuckles look the way they do?
punch, punch, punch, punch, punch, "oh fuck that was my wall". k whatever. punch,punch
+raphael brown in karate, only half part of the knuckle use. u can see when u r gripping ur hand, it is not leveled, from top n bottom. in karate, so, they will train hard to make sure that half of the knuckle will be used during fight.. u can try do push up using ur 3 fingers both hands, then knuckle push up by just using half of the knuckle. this doesn't mean the other half is weak, they have way to train their grips and make it as strong as the other half, but for striking, the only half of it use... sorry for my bad explaination
+Faiz Lah yea its bad...too much thinking going on in ur instructers head...u just told me exactly how to break ur hand...every single part of ur fist wrist forarm elboe should be conditioned to max...dont ever leave ur primary or secondary weopon with weak points...
Sensei Higaonna “sleep is very important.” Now I’m extremely disappointed with myself because it’s 3:22 in the morning and I’m up watching This. 😂😂
Very useful knowledge that Sensei Higaonna is providing us all though. GREAT VID! 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
LOOK AT THOSE CALLUSES!!!!!
I respect this individuals, their dedication shows even at that old age they only seem 40 - 50 and the posture of their body is well balanced indicating a healthy person. martial arts is not just self defense its also improving your health and your mental health as well.
I wish I could learn from a guy like this. He must have some stories.
Plus he seems pretty humble. I respect that
after 5min:40 it gets a bit creepy
How is sanchin-dachi creepy? the stance and breathing itself is to develop rock hard tension so you cannot be just punched easily to the ground. An example each time at the end of his powerful breathing the sensei is to hit the areas that breathing is to protect.
Hitting someone in full sanchin-dachi (which in a fight happens like a reflex action for the fighter) is like hitting a small brick wall.
***** That comment is obviously from a person whom has no idea what karate is. They probably wouldnt understand your explanation either.
HoaDuc Pham
I tried my best to simplfy it for him so his mind could understand, but you're right the effort if futile in educating those whom do not want to be educated.
lol
***** woahhhh it totally did - lil man on man groin cupage is always a little Oh My regardless of "purpose"
Lol seriously everyone just comments on the "creepy" bit without even bringing up that the guy clearly gave a little cock grope-age (not saying it was sexual)..... and you guys wanna start saying the person is ignorant? Lol
Hyperbole like "the most dangerous man in Japan in a real fight" is the sort of thing that has brought karate into such disrepute. I doubt, even at the height of his powers, if Higaonna was even the most dangerous man in his own town, much less the entire nation, and fight science has moved on a million miles since the development of Goju Ryu, a style largely calcified in the methodology of the 19th century.That said, it's not that I disrespect him. I'm sure that against one or even two drunken brawlers in the 1960s, he would have dispatched them quite handily. I just wish that karate people would stop this worship and deification of their masters, and its dewy eyed faith in the lethality of their art.
Well seeing as "his own town" was Tokyo...
+runningper Lol - but that should be a breeze if he was truly the most dangerous man in Japan!
+Mat Broomfield Of course. :)
His moniker could also relate to how he ripped the guts out of a karate organisation, forcing it to change it's techniques in order to distance it from what he himself was teaching. The gossip while this was fresh was that it was because he married a white american woman. This is from the 90's so that right there was some crazy japanese racist shit going on. Being a student of Goju-ryu at the time was really weird.
+runningper I had not heard that accusation. In what way did he rip the guts out of the organisation?
+Mat Broomfield yeah, but bro, riddle me this: when have you ever seen anyone else with such calloused hands on anyone else?
wtf was the part at the end about, where the guy started hissing like a possum and letting the other guy kick him in the nuts?
body conditioning! look at his knuckles!!
***** it is shan chane breathing,
***** In Okinawa it is Sanchin.
my bad on the spelling of the breathing technique,spenca,i never did learn all my japanese nomenclature, but it sure was alot of fun fighting with bad brad hefton and rickey hanes in my younger years ,sensai monzak always would hollar at me ,tell me quit bleeding all over the place ,......hum tell ricky to quit hiting me square on my nose with that crazy fast jab of his ,he was midle weight and he would hit as hard as brad did,only twice as fast ,ricky was a golden gloves champ, he gave it up cause he got his nose busted real bad and took up martial arts,my brother was president of the aka ,and i always worked out with the uska camp out in rockford ,ill i grew up there , my brothers dojos were all in chicago and indiana,bill wallace used to teach for ken ,my bro ,our dojos were called olympic karate studios,we had 12 dojos ,ran them for 14 years succesfully ,then moved on to the hotel business ,SYBARIS , KARL KNUDSON
JIMMY JONES WAS MY BROTHERS SENSAI
I love karate,because im training that,and its so good for me and makes me happy😊😊😊
Most important, it is wonderful if it makes you happy!!
Nice Clip Keep uploading clips like these
so many keyboard warriors here.
So true....hahaha...thinking about defeating someone who experts...This is one of human behavior...always having a day dreaming
Gets a little creepy at 5:35.....
5:09 :))
I used to do mma, Muay Thai, jkd, and 10th planet bjj. I used to want to know it all thinking more tools meant more ability to win or survive. Boy was I wrong. I never mastered any of them. now I am older and practicing shito ryu karate. it is by far the most challenging of all the martial I have done. I now realize it is not how much you know but how much you practice what you know. not every technique works for every individual. Dedicate yourself and master what works for you. Much respect to this true martial artist.
Very interesting. At 00:27, his body oscillates after the punch. This is reminiscent of some of the really good internal arts masters I have seen, like Chen Xiao Wang. I would be interested to see or learn what kinds of body mechanics are behind those strikes. Higaonna is one impressive martial artist - total dedication; intelligent; humble; trained to the max, and *formidable*! An impressive display of martial arts genius.
In our culture many People over 70 are sick cripples and big pharma is making a lot of money with them...
Maybe we should start change our lifestyle, get healthier and save money...
You are absolutely right... We need more healthy seniors and less drugs...
Hey zac you've got to be kidding this master would eliminate you in less time you could squeeze out a fart...!
Just google 'Gracie challenge' and see what happens to Karate masters or Kungfu etc doesnt seemt to matter that try to beat someone that knows how to grapple!!! Once he is taken to the ground he has lost.
Gojo ryu karate has grappling in it too, lol
+Spiritu Sancti Kung fu is on a different level than cage fighting huh? You realise cage fighting includes karate right? That aswell as the best parts of every martial art represented and trained by the professional fighters, as long as they are allowed in competition.
Vale tudo in brasil has no gloves and pretty much any strike accepted, yet you don't see them doing those big motion blocks jumping to the exposed flank and attack him before he he able to retract his hand. Strange huh? Almost as if the opponent doesn't leave his hand hanging, most of these counter-techniques aren't as practical as the moves we see in cage fighting... And cage fighters do know how to eye gauge and punch a guy in the groin, just because it isn't allowed in competition doesn't mean they don't know about it. ^^
Fippe Schmidt
read my comment, then we can talk
***** Done and done. Now you can try to talk :)
derp, try harder next time, you missed your chance, well i'm done here, you clearly aren't worth the time
but keep in mind some things are harder to master and can give better results, this is an advice for your own sake you should cherish it for the rest of your life
Bad a$$ legend hands down!!! Thank you for sharing.
Very intense video here !! I have been a GoJu practitioner for 45 yrs now. I am 50 now and the master not wearing his gi top in sanchin (his hands were the nastiest) i have EVER SEEN by far.That man could crush one's skull with a single blow.
When you try to act like a raptor 7:21