Karate Wado Ryu reportage sur le stage instructeurs en France par Sensei Kazutaka Otsuka en 2011 pré
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Karate Wado Ryu reportage sur le stage instructeurs en France par Sensei Kazutaka Otsuka en 2011 présenté par la chaîne Budo Attitude
superbe vidéo
" Very Important Martial Arts .. A' Very Late on Human Pearson ". .. So' Good ... ☺😊😀/💙💙💙/👍👌👏👋
i see lots of black belts and wonder how they got it...
My master Susumo Suzuki in Wado Ryu Chado!
Muito bom
can someone please tell me the name of the main Japanese man with the blue patch demonstrated during seminars. I was lucky enough to meet him and his son and haven't seen or spoke to either since I was a kid. his son was a good friend of mine and I'd like to reconnect but I have forgotten his name.
Gabriel Mccaleb Do you mean the man in the thumbnail? That's Hironori Ohtsuka III.
It's been 3 years, did you found him?
Nice!!!
Un peu bizarre la musique 😂 Mais sinon excellente vidéo ! Ça donne envie de se mettre au Wado Ryu !
MUY BUENO
Nice Video
Este é o simbolo da Wado!
buen video
merci. arigato. obrigado
Sou karateca
Let's hope they never have to actually defend themselves on the streets!
This is the main problem with thesee "authentic" traditional karate styles. Inventing magical fighting techniques that work only in an imaginary situation. Teachers are just men without real fighting experience. So let's just call it with the correct name - cultural-bodily exercises...
@Rebariki: Kindly read about budo and japanese culture. Then you can understand! 😊
Wado Ryu é o binômio tempo espaço através do Chado! Look Susumo Suzuki Wado Kay!
@@patrickleister5917 other way around, if your empty hand is shit your weapon work is shit. Empty hand is the key
How do you know if these traditional masters have ever had a fight? You don’t , then your point Is wrong, have you fought with them?
these traditionals styles were designed to the war, not to win tournaments, today the teachers don't walk un the street searching a fight to prove His style Is Better, if you watch the fighters in UFC or MMA they use techniques of these traditionals (kicks, blocks, locks) so don't open your mouth to talk shit, go back to training and study the origin of the traditional martial arts.
You might be right but to be fair founder of this particular style was already a blackbet in jujitsu and he actively fought and sparred with other grapling styles long before he started karate under founder of Shotokan. But after a while he quit Shotokan because they didn't allow even sparring. He then studied under Choki Motubu who was an actual fighter( he had a bad rep because he always fought on red light district to test his skills LOL)
not so good