Al i love your dedication to sharing the history of uechi ryu . It is amazing sharing a connection with people through training even if you never trained together due to being alive during a different time period. Karate is timeless and forever necessary 😊
Hi Eric! Yes, it's good to keep the history and tradition alive. And to honor those who came before us and created these wonderful arts. Wishing you a very Happy Holiday Season! 😊
Al, thank you for compiling the visual, historical, philosophical and technical attributes of Uechi Ryu. I have see or read many of the content you have compiled separately. Your compilation work here and clear narration is an appreciated source for those familiar and unfamiliar with our style. All the best in Budo. Dan
Thank you for sharing this treasure. My protege who teaches Judo, Japanese Jujutsu, Machado BJJ and Kalis Illustrisimo is now taking up Uechi Ryu Kara Te. It's my belief that Uechi Ryu compliments a Judoka's grappling skills very well, creating an extremely well rounded, unarmed, defense repertoire. #ShinjoKiyohide #UechiRyu #ChadiJudo #IdeologicalSubversion
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Those are all wonderful arts you practice. Uechi-ryu should help compliment them all! I hope you will subscribe to my channel.
@@thelastgeneration1926technically it is kungfu because all arts of mastery In China are called kungfu . This isn't limited to martial arts kungfu can refer to all arts music, photography, cooking, baking, sculpting, drawing . I didn't know the term kungfu has such a broad application until I looked it up. It's very cool. So isn't the fact that gung fu as a term gets used also. Region of origin having to do with this spelling difference
This just makes what I learned that much more complicated to practice. Ffs ? They used to guard these videos only certain people were allowed to watch them when I was growing up. Now that I see them, the movement are much more complicated than what I learned
what an honor to witness this man and this art. Thank you 🙏🏼
You're welcome!
It’s my favorite Okinawan Karate
Al i love your dedication to sharing the history of uechi ryu . It is amazing sharing a connection with people through training even if you never trained together due to being alive during a different time period. Karate is timeless and forever necessary 😊
Hi Eric! Yes, it's good to keep the history and tradition alive. And to honor those who came before us and created these wonderful arts. Wishing you a very Happy Holiday Season! 😊
Al, thank you for compiling the visual, historical, philosophical and technical attributes of Uechi Ryu. I have see or read many of the content you have compiled separately. Your compilation work here and clear narration is an appreciated source for those familiar and unfamiliar with our style. All the best in Budo. Dan
Thank you, Dan! I appreciate your kind comments. All the best to you!
Thank you for sharing this treasure.
My protege who teaches Judo, Japanese Jujutsu, Machado BJJ and Kalis Illustrisimo is now taking up Uechi Ryu Kara Te.
It's my belief that Uechi Ryu compliments a Judoka's grappling skills very well, creating an extremely well rounded, unarmed, defense repertoire.
#ShinjoKiyohide
#UechiRyu
#ChadiJudo
#IdeologicalSubversion
I agree 100%. 👍
Very nice short film. Enjoyed the footage and your commentary.
Thank you very much for your comment!
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing 👋😊
That’s was beautiful. I look forward to adding Uechi Ryu to my life. I also train Judo,BJJ, and MMA
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Those are all wonderful arts you practice. Uechi-ryu should help compliment them all! I hope you will subscribe to my channel.
@@AlCloutier Awesome! and Absolutely! I'm from the Chicago area. Hawaii is on my list to visit and will definitely check out your dojo!
Very 'fluid' compared to all other Okinawan Karate styles and shows its closer connection to its Kung Fu roots
It's not a kung fu root. It's just a style that was original to China
@@thelastgeneration1926technically it is kungfu because all arts of mastery In China are called kungfu . This isn't limited to martial arts kungfu can refer to all arts music, photography, cooking, baking, sculpting, drawing . I didn't know the term kungfu has such a broad application until I looked it up. It's very cool. So isn't the fact that gung fu as a term gets used also. Region of origin having to do with this spelling difference
Excellent 👍 video
Thank you for your kind comments Sensei Evgeny!
@@AlCloutier my great respect dear Sensei Albert
Wow
how many kata in the system today?
8 kata.
This just makes what I learned that much more complicated to practice. Ffs ? They used to guard these videos only certain people were allowed to watch them when I was growing up. Now that I see them, the movement are much more complicated than what I learned
I think a strong focus on Sanchin will help.
Wonderful video! One question though-doesn't toudi translate to Chinese Hand?
Yes, it does. Thanks for your kind comments!
🙏🙏🙏
Al!!