Karate VS Samurai Staff, How to fight? 【Tatsuya Naka ,JKA】

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  • @user-ix7vf3jc2t
    @user-ix7vf3jc2t 7 лет назад +22

    疑うこと、否定することは簡単だしそれだけで自分が勝ったような錯覚をしてしまう。なんでもそうだけど認めて血肉にしてこそ本当の知恵だと思う。いい動画でした。DVD欲しいな。

  • @balluumm1
    @balluumm1 5 лет назад +6

    Wonderful to watch Masters of different styles comparing and sharing techniques without trying to humiliate each other. This is the true spirit of martial arts.

  • @ymmt364
    @ymmt364 4 года назад +1

    合気会合気道をやっている者です。
    自分はまだまだ未熟な合気道しかできませんが、合気道も高段者になると「太刀取り」という技の種類が存在し、これは徒手で木剣を制すという型なのですが、このメカニズムがどうも意味が分からずにいました。
    この動画で先生がおっしゃるように、太刀を持って攻撃した結果、相手に太刀を掴まれたら取り返そうとして持とうとする。その反射により、つながりが形成されるのかもしれないと感じました。これまで、気づかなかった切り口でした。
    ありがとうございます。

  • @user-yy5qz6fz2v
    @user-yy5qz6fz2v 2 года назад +1

    待って降りましたよ。
    この時間だけは、幼年時代を思い出しますね。

  • @kumoni-naritai
    @kumoni-naritai 2 года назад +2

    空手の型は掘り下げていくとものすごい奥深さがあるみたいですね。

  • @user-le2nb4ie9k
    @user-le2nb4ie9k 5 лет назад +12

    中先生の空手も素晴らしいしぜひ棒術の先生がお持ちの技術も披露していたたきたいなぁ…

  • @ruiseartalcorn
    @ruiseartalcorn 5 лет назад +13

    I have trained for over 54 years but, at age 60, would happily put my white belt back on to be trained by Naka sensei.

  • @thiagoguimaraes3437
    @thiagoguimaraes3437 5 лет назад +1

    Naka's sensei oi tsuki is something totally out of the normallity! I got really impressed every time I watch his videos.

  • @tomoyama7176
    @tomoyama7176 6 лет назад +10

    観空小も対棒術の動きを盛り込んでるよね。空手の型は奥が深い・・

  • @kepariyo
    @kepariyo 6 лет назад +47

    two masters but none of them trying to humiliate one to another...

    • @KL-sk7kk
      @KL-sk7kk 6 лет назад +6

      The art of respect from Japan

    • @sisodev
      @sisodev 4 года назад

      Why should Master humiliate anyone? :)

    • @darylobey8867
      @darylobey8867 3 года назад

      There haveing to much fun :)

  • @ginatrascierraguzman3376
    @ginatrascierraguzman3376 2 года назад

    Just great !

  • @virgil81nz
    @virgil81nz 4 года назад

    Outstanding video bro. You can learn so much from this. Naka Tatsuya Sensei is brilliant. Domo Arigatogozaimsu

  • @ryode5466
    @ryode5466 7 лет назад +6

    杉澤先生に昔中学の時
    空手を教わってたので
    出てきた時びっくりしました。

  • @blockmasterscott
    @blockmasterscott 7 лет назад +30

    I never get tired of watching him stepping forward with that punch. There's no telegraphing at all!
    I also would like to know which books he said he researched into. What's interesting is that instead of being taught he had to do the research himself.

    • @killersalmon4359
      @killersalmon4359 7 лет назад +3

      blockmasterscott Yes, his entry is ridiculously effective. I imagine that alone would take care of things 95% of the time.

    • @KL-sk7kk
      @KL-sk7kk 6 лет назад +1

      Japanese they don't bullshit like Chinese. They learn and adapt that is why their technique is flawless. Even Bruce Lee learn from Karate, and Judo, plus Wing Chung to create Jetkungdo .

    • @KurtAngle89
      @KurtAngle89 5 лет назад

      Well, i have discovered the complete version of staff disarm somwhere on the internet, and/or they thought me at my dojo, so it's not one of the most forgotten techniques in general. There's that staff defense in kanku sho, enpi, jitte and probably somewhere else, and it's relatively common knowledge, or at least i've always thought so.
      However your statement is overall correct. Too many applications have been lost and have to be researched separatedly from your common training, wich is a shame.

    • @FoieGras
      @FoieGras 5 лет назад +1

      K L Just the opposite bro. Japanese techniques tend to be stiff and dogmatic, relying only on sight. There are plenty of ways to counter that staff-counter, but the Japanese martial arts are always about that one-hit kill, never letting go of your weapon, always looking forward.
      Check out Miyahira-sensei’s vids with Naka-sensei. He was being nice but he was the only guy who can see that oizuki coming.
      And yes, there are some bullshitters in the community no doubt, but there are a lot of people at the summit of their martial arts journey. And everything Bruce Lee was referencing was from old Chinese philosophy.

    • @FoieGras
      @FoieGras 5 лет назад

      That’s not to say the perfect invisible Oizuki does not exist. It just depends on how you spend your resources

  • @leonardoespinosa4444
    @leonardoespinosa4444 4 года назад

    Hola kuro obi volvi a conectar con ustedes y a ver sus videos muchas gracias saludos desde chile amigos

  • @mikaelimam2968
    @mikaelimam2968 4 года назад

    huge fan frm philippines..

  • @brunolibano6513
    @brunolibano6513 5 лет назад +4

    Many katas are all most the same in different styles but each one has it owns partucurality secrets I mean exclusive katas in each style you have to know the enemy before a battle

  • @fredmucio9822
    @fredmucio9822 Год назад

    Arigato Sensei

  • @judieaprecio5431
    @judieaprecio5431 3 года назад

    Wow!

  • @elinsatya454
    @elinsatya454 6 лет назад +1

    Oss sensei.

  • @MariusWM
    @MariusWM 7 лет назад +2

    Is there alonger sparring match with the bjj guy?

  • @user-nv6oq8ji6z
    @user-nv6oq8ji6z 7 лет назад +8

    棒術の先生、空手の先生が説明している時の棒サバキ•••••••••••••••••••••

  • @Mr440c
    @Mr440c 4 года назад

    5:39 just a split second there but yes the way you handle weapons is by glueing yourself to opponent without retreating. That's why in Goju-ryu we are taught to push forward on the attacker.

  • @user-un9jb7qr8d
    @user-un9jb7qr8d 7 лет назад +7

    武器を恐れず間合いを潰して長物の利点を無くしてるですね…
    空手の型の中には棒がないと完全に理解できないものもあるみたいですし、武器術もどこがで教えてほしいなぁ。

  • @kyoshinronin
    @kyoshinronin 7 лет назад

    You got me at Yuki Nakai. He is a man of true Samurai Spirit.

  • @orlandobeltrame6731
    @orlandobeltrame6731 7 лет назад +1

    cada dia que passa eu fico com muito mais vontade e desposição pra abrimorar o conhecimento de kata do karatê oss

  • @tinotrivino
    @tinotrivino 5 лет назад

    Oooohhhhh eeeeeeeehhhhhh aaaaahhhhhh but the sensei is amazing

  • @bajuszpal172
    @bajuszpal172 Месяц назад

    Any of the styles has its pros an cons. Naka Sensei is only making use of them. They must be friends so none of them is determined to hurt.
    To make the picture full, the disadvantages of Karate could have been presented. Hopefully in the next video. I look forward to see it. Paul,68, fan of martial arts.

  • @dristazi2960
    @dristazi2960 5 месяцев назад

    vraiment Naka grand maître

  • @user-bj6ep1wi6d
    @user-bj6ep1wi6d 7 лет назад +2

    この棒術の人って仮面ライダー
    フォーゼの敵役のライオンみたいなやつででてなかった?

  • @user-fe3qt1kh7u
    @user-fe3qt1kh7u 5 лет назад +5

    おっす。オラおっさん。柔道20年くらいやってた。空手は単なるファン。で。途中の「じって」っていうの?型がきれーいにはまってて、それはまるで、恋人同士がハートを分け合ってペンダントにするかのようにピッタリはまってて(はい、わかるひと、おっさんね)感動した。一人でやってると珍妙なダンスなんだけど、こうやって見せられると、すげー、一切無駄なし超合理、なんか応用の可能性無限っぽいぞな、かんどー、って感じになる。古典はロマンだわ~。です。

  • @sk-cg4qx
    @sk-cg4qx 7 лет назад

    思いっきり打ってくる棒を手で掴み止めるってできるのでしょうか

  • @zoso9896
    @zoso9896 7 лет назад +2

    Does anyone know what books Naka sensei is referring to? Thank you.

    • @thiagoguimaraes3437
      @thiagoguimaraes3437 5 лет назад

      I guess he was referring to the ancient books of karate which is delivered to a master when he graduates.

    • @FoieGras
      @FoieGras 4 года назад +1

      Karate-Do Kyohan. It's a difficult book to understand unless you free your mind from modern JKA and start from scratch (you won't lose what you've learned, but you'll have to be open to it) Actually, finding a good teacher is better.

    • @davipinheiroschenkeldoamar4216
      @davipinheiroschenkeldoamar4216 Год назад

      @@FoieGras the old version right?

  • @nizamazhar4000
    @nizamazhar4000 2 года назад

    Impossible fighting

  • @canadianarcticradio4030
    @canadianarcticradio4030 7 лет назад +1

    Is that from kata Meikyo?

    • @kynykos
      @kynykos 7 лет назад +2

      The move with the staff is from Jitte.

  • @sarusaru8398
    @sarusaru8398 7 лет назад +5

    棒術対空手 松濤館流が得意とする形にある
    日常生活で棒は持ち歩けない。 杖 杖道ならどうなるか?
    余談 日本武道館監修 永遠なる武道の中に杖道対真剣(抜刀か居合)
    の対戦あり これは凄い 空手道は中山先生らが出演されています。

  • @marvinkamei7007
    @marvinkamei7007 23 дня назад

    wer street attire!!

  • @user-qp1zj3fk5m
    @user-qp1zj3fk5m 4 года назад

    フォーゼに居た?

  • @rogeliosilva1375
    @rogeliosilva1375 4 года назад

    1:17,2:06, 2:55

  • @user-xb5jx2mg6q
    @user-xb5jx2mg6q 6 лет назад +1

    誰が勝つかとか
    調べたかったらその道の一番強かった人を集めるしかないね
    死んだ人も含め(。-_-。)
    見てみたいわぁ

  • @nihonkokusai
    @nihonkokusai 7 лет назад

    神様対立神様

  • @Matt_Mosley1983
    @Matt_Mosley1983 7 лет назад +2

    .... a _Japanese_ guy doing _Brazilian_ Jui Jitsu? ... Blasphamy :-)
    There's also staff defence in Kanku-sho

    • @samvalentine9243
      @samvalentine9243 7 лет назад +3

      Matt Mosley it seems that BJJ is just a modern form of jujutsu. Jujutsu gained quite a negative perception among the general public (something to do with the Meiji Restoration and westernization), so Jigoru Kano created Judo. From what I've gathered, Judo is just jujutsu with a different name to avoid association with an unpopular art. Kano of course contributed his interpretations of jujutsu teachings and fundamentals.
      From there one of Kano's top students, Misuyo Maeda, was sent overseas to Brazil and that's where he met the Gracies. They went on to form a "softer" version of Judo (BJJ) with more emphasis on fighting from the ground.
      You may already know all this, but just in case you didn't. Of course there's also much more to the story.

    • @GokuInfintysaiyan
      @GokuInfintysaiyan 6 лет назад +1

      Sam Valentine
      Well judo focused more on the harder throws and ground while aikijutsu focuses on the atemi and small joints and "minute-moves"
      A balance of the 2 would be the most accurate recreation of jujutsu

  • @user-di3fp3tt3j
    @user-di3fp3tt3j 5 лет назад

    実戦はりくつでわ無理です!これこそ想定外!

  • @user-dg4pi7wk5n
    @user-dg4pi7wk5n 6 лет назад

    空手じゃなくて中先生個人の考え

  • @tatchin00
    @tatchin00 6 лет назад

    頭カチ割られて終わるだろ笑