Learn This Bunkai/Application of Chinto｜Yusuke in Okinawa Season 2 Ep.6 【Shorinji Ryu Karate】
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The sound of a gi snapping just never gets old. I miss being in a dojo so much.
Same to me as well. i feel like its time to go back and practice my kenpo kata now so i can gain more exp and techniques. so then i can able to find a dojo at my Hometown and access to the next rank belt.
@@Umbra_Watcher All the best to you!
I've been taking Shotokan for going on two years. I have to say I really enjoy seeing you go and learn from these old school badass Sensei!! Thanks for these videos!
One of my favorite kata. But i like gankaku version because it's a great workout for balance
love the videos of okinawa! thanks.
This old style Tomari Chinto/crane Kata...
Kanazawa Sensei has his Shotokanized version in his Complete Kata book called "Gankaku Sho"
Now I wish I had more reference materials for his version of Seiunchin/Seipai/SuparEnPai/Nipaipo - NijuHachi 🤔
He showed NijuHachi and Gankaku Sho in some of his last seminars in Ireland (RIP).
Great stuff!
ENPI..looking forward for this👍👍😊
Woah, that cross hand grip is almost identical to an Italian wrestling form from the 1400s!
I study historical European martial arts, and Italian master Fiore de'i Liberi has a really similar form where you block a strike with crossed hands and apply an arm lock really quickly (2nd master of the dagger is the name of the form). Cool to see different martial arts in different continents developing almost the same techniques.
The famous double kick and a elbow strike yes please 🙏👏.
I have trained in Renbukai Karate for 30 plus years. Our katas are similar to shorin ryu and shotokan. I very much enjoy your series. Love the videos and quality content 🥋👊🥋👍
I'm glad that you're covering a lot more katas now! This series is probably what I like most about your channel.
Finally- an interesting Karate' kata 🥋 ☯️
so far of all 7 katas i have learned heian godan has the hardest pattern for me!
If anything could be made in reverse, it's everything in this kata. :)))
Nice. It was cool seeing how their Chinto look. After getting Nijushiho down, I look forward to beginning Gankaku. I think the kata I’ve had a challenge so far in learning was Kanku dai.
After 5 or 6 solid attempts you will master kanku dai but you must make sure your Sensei knows it properly also. A good Sensei will always bring the best out of you. It was Sensei Funakoshi's favourite Kara. How are you with Unsu?
@@iamsh1han797 oh when I said that I was referring to when I was learning Kanku Dai a few years ago. I do fine with it now. But I still work at parts of it here at home. As for Unsu I haven’t started that one yet.
Been generally focusing on those I can do within the apartment itself without any trouble.
Hey Yusuke! The hardest Kata in Kenyu-Kai I think it would be seienchin or maybe in a competition Sanchin. There is also sanshou which I think it's amazing from Kenyu-Kai.
Kanazawa shihan added this to his system and called it Gankaku sho
Great job sir
I had been doing Shotokan for about 20 years when introduced to Nijushiho. The 45 degree angles were hard for me to learn too. I put that down to the H pattern from the various Heian Kata etc.
Kushanku, Unsu, Koryu, Sunsu, and Suparinpei are the most difficult forms I learned over the years.
Thank you for this video. I am currently learning this kata for Isshinryu Karate. I enjoyed the different perspectives and exposure to the kata from Shorinji Ryu Karate as well as the different bunkai/applications and how it can be applied to how I am learning the kata.
I love Chinto... This looks very similar to the version I learned several decades ago.
Hey, german first degree black belt in shotokan here...for my second dan grading end of this year i will have to do Bassai Dai, Tekki Sandan, Sochin and Jion, which i all like very much and can memorize easily.... however. the hardest one to memorize for me technique-wise is Unsu (i think that's obvious for Shotokan :D ), however i also struggle with the very focused slow breathing in Hangetsu, I am normally used to have a much higher cadence of breathing ;)
This version of Chinto is also known as Tomari Chinto to some people. I know little about that Kata, but it is still one of my most favourite ones. I was a brown belt when I first learned it. Luckily the diagonal pattern was never an issue to me. I learned it as any other Kata I have been taught. Thanks to my (now deceased) teachers once in a while habit to let us practise known Kata with eyes blindfolded or to just change the orientation within the room by letting us turn around 180 degree, I never had any struggle to adapt to a diagonal pattern.
I think this is interesting, I practice Wado-Ryu, which has a lot of familiarity’s with Shotokan, wado ryu is very closely related as our founder was one of the senior students to Shotokans founder, and they worked together closely for many years.
But our founder trained under many of the Okinawan masters. Besides Funakoshi.
So in Wado-Ryu katas the names, angles and also some of the movements, are often more closely related to Okinawan styles than Shotokan.
The question of what of our katas had the hardest angles, made me think for a while.
I don’t think I’ve ever experienced having any trouble with having different angles in kata.
Having some interesting angles, if anything just makes it easier to remember.
I thought it was easier to learn the Pinan katas that had a few 45 degree turns.
And in later kata its a turn and direction as any other.
But I can see how it would be something very unfamiliar that takes a while to wrap your head around. Probably harder than for a beginner, if you spent years of doing techniques in almost only 90 and 180 degree turns.
A lot of habit to try and break out of.
I would love to see a future video of you talking a look at Isshinryu
We use identical bunkai in Isshinryu for Chinto kata.
I hope in my next life, I will get to train again
For Kenpo, the timing in the 4 and tiger and crane is terrifically difficult
I do shorin ryu matsubayashi ryu and we have chinto, yet to learn it though looks fun😁
Wow! This kata is so difficult.
Not particularly
Gyaku neko ashi (reverse cat foot) is an interesting way of describing that stance. Makes sense! It's more commonly called kosa dachi (cross stance) because the legs are crossed, but the principle of neko ashi is to place most of your weight on one foot with the other resting lightly and prepared for action (like a cat), so I definitely follow the thought process of calling it reverse cat foot as the prepped foot is behind rather than in front.
In Shotokan, this kata was adapted by sensei Kanazawa as Gankaku Sho ( or koryu gankaku) and it's still part of the SKIF kata syllabus. see here: ruclips.net/video/49w6iAkVTG4/видео.html
Chinto is very tricky Kata! Especially the high kick is very difficult.
This Chinto kata really looks similar to the Seibukan Shorin-ryu version. It is also applied diagonally.
I haven't gone above my rank in the forms for my style, so I don't know which one is the most difficult concerning angles. Angles haven't been a huge issue for me so far cause it takes me quite awhile to learn a new form, but when I do, I only memorize a few moves at a time so I have an easy time with just a few. If I try to learn any new form all at once, I get lost right away.
originally this kata is called kyan no chinto because this kata starts in 45 degree angle
Chinto and Kusanku are both hard, and by the time you get to Sunsu your "brain is full" and it's hard to keep learning the stuff.
Chinto was definitely the one that gave me the most trouble learning. Seiunchin gives lots of people trouble also. Both have majority of them on 45 angles
This is the older version of Gankaku Sho
Chinto is a fun kata. I think the hardest kata to perform in my style is probably Kusanku. For us Chinto, Kusanku, and Sunsu are shodan level katas, and you start training them at Ik Kyu.
@Rob Koch Yes.
The hardest kata for me that I do not like doing or practicing is Chatanyara Kushanku
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The hardest kata for me is SANSAI, Genseiryu stile
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Matsubayashi-ryu teaches 8-directional movement in almost every kata, so the angles never seemed hard to me. Shorinji-ryu Chinto is very similar to ours. It's even easier with newer kata that have been developed to gradually teach beginners this approach of angular movement.
Probably bassai-dai - wado ryu system
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i think goishijosho and kankudai it's hard for me to learn some day i'm going to learn
中国南拳 Chinese southern kung fu. Called lotus hand 莲花手
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Another vocabulary question: whats the difference between kake dachi, kosa dachi and gyaku nekoashi dachi?
Gyaku nekoashi is the proper version of kosa dachi, cause of lateral stability
There isn't really a difference; it's different terminology for approximately the same thing.
The Matsubayashi version is very similar (what I practice); both come from Kyan Chotoku.
To see a good performance of this:
ruclips.net/video/6YmiSYzMSnM/видео.html
Rushan
unsu
hardest one even iam 15 years old\
Is Shorinji Ryu similar to Shorin Ryu?
a bit different from 小林流
Dragons ageuke me guess
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Tough looking kata.
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