Shorin Ryu & Karate Kid
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Today we talk about Shorin Ryu Karate with Sensei William Christopher Ford. Sensei Ford shares his insights on the karate style, takes us on a tour of his exploration of other arts of the world, and then engages in some fun behind the scenes talk about his experience in the Karate Kid part 3.
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Sensei Daniel, thank you for having me on as your guest on “The Art of One Dojo”! It was a true honor and pleasure and I thoroughly enjoyed the interview.
Much love and respect always to you and your viewers.
William Christopher Ford
I am such a fan of yours. I love 52 Masters. And think you are quite the karateka. Little bias, studied Okinawan Shorin Ryu when I was a kid in Gary, Indiana. Master Yamashita would come to the dojo often. This was back in the 70's. Keep up the great work.
@@5dragonskarategoryukarate-890 pop Thank you so very much! I really appreciate your support!
William
Thank you so much for a wonderful interview, and for sharing your story with us!
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Shorin-ryu karate has been my main art. For nearly 20 years and I love it!
I did Shorin-ryu for about 9 years and loved it. I was very blessed to have a teacher who was taught by the current head of WOSKKA.
Sensei William is a very good person & top level martial artist.
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the last dojo is something all karateka should watch, heart warming and breaking at the same time Ossu
👍👍my first Martial Arts style 🥋
Dennis and Larusso walking past each other, both pausing and looking back thinking “wait….is that……naw no way!” And they both just go about their business.
That would be hilarious!
Jim Kelly(1946-2013) practiced and taught Shorin-ryu Karate
Great interview! I first met William a few years ago. He's a very fine martial artist and gentleman. We see each other every so often at Dragonfest and functions at the Martial Arts History Museum in Burbank. I can totally vouch for his series 52 Masters -- it's really well done. And "The Last Dojo" is a must watch for everyone who practices traditional martial arts.
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I loved the interview, and it was great to see sensei talk about his series and his relationship with fumio demura sensei. He is open minded and always learning, this is the role model every karateka should look up to.
The first Karate I ever learned: Shorin-Ryu...so long ago
Shorin Ryu is a great Karate style. As my first introduction to martial arts, I loved it in all the wrong ways. I had a very cute instructor, so I had to go to another dojo since my attention was not in the dojo. 🤣
I don’t know this guy, but he is obviously very cool.
Awesome video Dan Sensei!
Keep up the great work!
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Shorin Ryu was your first style? That's awesome (for whatever reason you were there hehe). The school I used to teach for sublet the school out for a Shorin Ryu class and it was interesting to see the contrast from Kenpo.
@@ArtofOneDojo as a young student, the Shorin Ryu Karate dojo I attended insisted on intensive stretching for high kicking. It wasn’t helping me for what I needed at that moment in my youth. Once I started taking Judo, the results were immediate and progress was rapid. 👍
Lol
Shorin Ryu is arguably the close to traditional Okinawan Karate and still has that strong Shaolin influence.
One of my favorite episodes. I'm a little bias because I did Shorin Ryu under Master Tadashi Yamashita. But I loved this interview. I'm a huge fan of both you and Sensei Ford.
I mean, in the last episode Terry literally says he might "bring back an old friend or two", so I guess there's still a chance...
This interview seems so... intimate? Like you guys have been friends for a while just talking. I love how mr Ford rolls with all of the questions and even opens up about a lot in dealing with his history. Another great interview. Looking forward to the next stuff, and I will have to check out the last dojo video.
Thank you, Michael! 🙏
William
Karate Kid films got me into Matsubayashi Shorin-Ryu karate, and my sensei and I got to reinact for fun some of the moves Daniel-San and Miyagi do for the younger karateka in the class who've said they've never seen the movies. It was a fun way to get them engaged (and maybe go home and watch the movies on a streaming channel).
Sensei William Christopher Ford aka: Dennis from the Karate Kid 3, was always one of my favourite characters or antagonists, that I wish would have got a bigger and more extended role, to showcase his martial arts talents.
I feel that perhaps along with 'Karate's Bad Boy' Mike Barnes, they both could have been the representatives of Cobra Kai Karate at the tournament in the Karate Kid film, where he could have fought a number of competitors, before squaring off against Daniel Larusso and giving him a fair bit of a thrashing, before Daniel would eventually find a way to win and move onto the very final match of the tournament, against Mike Barnes!
It would have been nice to see 'Dennis' perform a few more training drills with Mike Barnes, along with Sensei John Kreese, as well as Sensei Terry Silver in preparation for the tournament. Or why not even have at the beginning of the film, have Sensei William Christopher Ford (Dennis) spar with Sensei Terry Silver, as one of the two training martial arts partners, that he brutalised at the top of his luxurious mansion, besides the balcony, courtyard.
'Dennis The Menace' how awesome that such a classic cartoon character, inspired Sensei William Christopher Ford, to come up with the name for his Karate Kid character (Dennis), when asked by John Avildson on the spot what name should they name his henchman character. I definitely concur with Sensei William Christopher Ford, that cross training in other martial arts, such as Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, Catch Wrestling, Muay Thai, Boxing and so forth, can unlock our minds to see, that the movements of our katas in our respective Karate styles, have various other possible applications, that might have been forgotten, or not explained over time, or that its bunkai (applications) might be possibly more than just one.
I have definitely seen his RUclips channel series the 52 Masters series, up until the the most recent episode and I agree with you Sensei Dan that it is definitely worth watching. It is great to see that he is a very skillful individual, yet he remains humble and open minded, about learning other techniques from other styles, to not only improve and refine, his own personal knowledge and growth as a martial artist, but also that of the students at his dojo. If and should they bring back Mike Barnes into future Cobra Kai series, I would definitely like to see Dennis (Sensei William Christopher Ford) character return, along of course with Sensei Darryl Vidal and perhaps them even squaring off after all these years, to hypothetically see where all their skill levels are at, after all these years just as Chozen did in Okinawa, after Daniel Returned back to America at the beginning of The Karate Kid 3 film.
A mind blowing interview with carefully crafted, questions and detailed observations as always Sensei Dan, thank you so much for bringing us Sensei William Christopher Ford to your RUclips channel, Osu🇲🇽🇦🇺🥋🙏!
Thank you so very much for your kind words! Much gratitude, respect, and appreciation!
William
Dan: You keep knocking it out of the park. I absolutely LOVE these interviews that feature different arts and their histories.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video!
I took shorin ryu for couple years when I was high school age I would like to come back I'm 40 now!
Very good, informative interview. Mostly because you allow the interviewee to talk without a lot of interruptions (unlike most other interviewers today).
I agree that many arts today use techniques that are not found in the original art. And I think it's happened so often and has been integrated so seamlessly that many practitioners wouldn't be able to tell you if the particular technique was from the original art. If you can't find a certain move in any of the style's katas, then where did it come from?!
That's not a bad thing, though. Innovation and adaptation are natural because things and circumstances change. As long as you maintain the original katas as a history lesson of the style.
A bit off topic but that’s a cool Karate kid / Cobra Kai shirt with Street Fighter homage
Great interview and video. I love for to do a video on Wado Ryu karate. But I enjoy all that you have done. So many people are misinformed about the martial arts in general. The traditional arts in particular. Your channel helps to make clear what the martial art community is really all about. Thank you for everything that you and your team have done and continue to do.
Great interview. Studying Shotokan. Just starting Sh. Ryu. Keep up the good work
I really love this interviews Art of One Dojo! Thanks 👍 a lot for doing this format of videos.
Only person on the Cobra Kai I would say I would need to do a training camp against William has some skills on Cobra Kai I would like to see lyoto Machida with his karate background and his muy tai kickboxing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu background it would be interesting to see the next step into the MMA cage not just point sparing look any type of fighting your going to get hit if your not knocked out accept it adapt and change and keep going William I see as someone interesting he has some of that mindset of Jeff Speekman who takes that Ed Parker mindset
That logo sounds cool. I like symbolism in martial arts
Oh this is awesome! I’m learning so much about Shorin-Ryu from another star and someone who loves martial arts!
Hope to see the history about Bajiquan and interview a Bajiquan practitioner; I suggest my Sifu, Vincent Mei from WuTanNJ
Great conversation, thankyou for sharing and inspiring us all to train hard and smart
beautiful, I was waiting for this interview!!!!!!!!
A really nice compliment from the Sensie. A true Martial Artist.
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Great video , karate for life . Oss 💪🥋🇵🇹
Outstanding
I think he missed the boat on "52 ppl that ate pretty good" lol great video Dan keep up the amazing work!
I was expecting Shorin Ryu History / info. What I got was very good, but not I was expecting.
Sensei Ford! Thanks for patiently teaching us old guys.
Trying to keep up with you youngbloods! 👊🔥
@@SenseiFord keep up? you move like a man half your age. Slow down!
In elementary school, karate kid 3 was the first book i ever read to completion. I believe i got it at a scholastic book fair. I might still have it somewhere
YES! That's where I got my copy as well! 1989 and I was in 6th grade and I ordered mine from the Scholastic book fair. I picked up the novelization for KK1 and KK2 on eBay a couple of years ago.
Don't forget Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade came out the summer of 89 too!
Insert the henchmen from the Venture Brothers here…
Do a history of matsamura Seito Shorin Ryu. Can’t find too much info on that
Wonderful!
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shorin ryu is also the original style that Shotokan originally influenced.
No Shorin Ryu influenced Shotokan it is the predecessor.
@@josephisaacs4172 Indeed, from what I've read, Shorin-Ryu was the product of Shuri-Te and Tomari-Te, and it was later the immediate progenitor of Shotokan.
@@georgefoley9793 Yes I read Master Funakoshi's book about 35 years ago but that sounds correct.
My style is shuri te shuri ryu bujutsukai kenpo karate it going to take me five year to get my six degree black belt Iam still training I will get my six the degree black belt when I turn 42 year old
When was Taekwondo founded?
taekwondo was founded by the general choi
and he was a Tang soo do practitioner but later tang soo do is announced the style is splits up into 9 styles after the korean war
@@artisticsolarninja I know about the 9 kwans yes! Thank you but what year was it founded?
1955
osu🥋