Kimura Shukokai - Samurai Dojo

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  • Опубликовано: 10 дек 2024

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  • @K9neRapsta
    @K9neRapsta 9 лет назад +6

    This video brings back memories of my black belt grading, in this very dojo, in 2010 and sensei Bruce & Terrance just pushing me. I miss practicing so much and this video just always brings a smile to my face - what a gem!
    Osu!

  • @bobyorke
    @bobyorke 10 лет назад +8

    Started Shukokai in 1973, was graded to Shodan by Kimura Sensei in 1976. At the time, my punch was massively strong for my size. Pure technique.

    • @budoschulesamurai
      @budoschulesamurai 6 месяцев назад

      Erstaundlich? Nein, Shigeru Kimura war Dr. Physik

  • @Tuanskiess
    @Tuanskiess 14 лет назад +5

    This is some awesome work guys ! Love how controlled your kicks and especially your ura mawashigeri's were !

  • @kempo899
    @kempo899 12 лет назад +4

    Absolutely terrific. Looks like a VERY effective art inside or outside the dojo. Great stuff.

  • @ChristopherShabazz
    @ChristopherShabazz 9 лет назад +6

    I loved this video. Your dedication to Training and Conditioning is well received. Thank you for sharing a small part of your evolving system. Osu!

  • @shep1379
    @shep1379 11 лет назад +1

    Excellent training. Good to see you practicing the principles of your style with such devotion. A pleasure to watch

    • @AlanGoldberg
      @AlanGoldberg  11 лет назад +1

      Osu! Our style is always evolving. Even though this was filmed only 3 years ago, some of the techniques now look outdated to us. Onward and upward.

  • @MrYawn1
    @MrYawn1 11 лет назад

    ive studied Shukokai for over 20 years and that gentleman was a pleasure to watch. Thanks for posting

  • @Sanoz0r
    @Sanoz0r 14 лет назад +1

    Great video! I used to train under Sensei Bruce (in the video)... an amazing teacher. I really wish I didn't quit.

  • @ShukokaiStu
    @ShukokaiStu 4 года назад +1

    Superb video, different class!

  • @G3Dre
    @G3Dre 13 лет назад +2

    Excellent footage and impressive techniques. Well done to you all Gareth Edwards 6th Dan Shukokai Zanshin Karate Cymru.

  • @Totalmesss
    @Totalmesss 12 лет назад +1

    Very impressive display of control and force!

  • @rodblack5855
    @rodblack5855 10 лет назад

    Well, Alan, that's how I used to train. It was great to watch. Good to see Josh inspired to comment. (Legend). Gimme new knees and I'll get my bag!

  • @JoelHuncar
    @JoelHuncar 8 месяцев назад

    I absolutely love this!!!! This is the karate that makes me wish I had trained karate when I was was younger. So much power in those strikes.

    • @AlanGoldberg
      @AlanGoldberg  8 месяцев назад +2

      I don't know how old you are, but I started at this dojo when I was 53. I'm 69 and still going strong. Never to late to start.

    • @JoelHuncar
      @JoelHuncar 8 месяцев назад

      @@AlanGoldberg I agree. I’m deeply entrenched in Thai Boxing, Eskrima, and Combatives… so my time is very limited. Every time I see karate like this I see effective combatives. Very effective self protection skills. I would have to work with a very understanding Sensei who would take into account my limitations in mobility due to injuries. There is a very good Shotokan club in town… who knows, maybe I can make some time to expand my background.

    • @budoschulesamurai
      @budoschulesamurai 6 месяцев назад

      Eigentlich ist es keine übermässige Kraft, sondern Technik.
      Die Bewegungen des Körpers werden physikalischen Gesetzen untergeordnet.
      Wenig Muskelkraft - Viel Energie.
      one punch - one kill

  • @OulunShukokai
    @OulunShukokai 14 лет назад +2

    @jaimeneves Left gear is a way to twist your body before a technique. The opposite is the right gear. Sensei Kimura introduced it in the late 80´s.
    If you take a look in our video, you can see I´m in the left gear before I do the most puches and kicks.
    In upper block applications I´m in the right gear.
    Please note: It´s not so important where your hands are, it´s the wind up in your body that´s makes the gears . So you use eighter right or left gear in any techniques.
    OSS

  • @cobycoby2206
    @cobycoby2206 10 лет назад +9

    one of the best styles of karate, all speed and power..........

  • @CharlieStanebayers
    @CharlieStanebayers 13 лет назад

    Beautiful
    Every single punch and kick trained and honed to the inhuman strength and brutal efficiency of an instant killing blow. Able to crush and splinter bones, rupture organs, even stop the heart dead.
    I find it the most impressive form of martial arts

  • @somesortacrackhead8750
    @somesortacrackhead8750 12 лет назад

    Absolutely beautiful karate style, should be starting this Monday, glad i left the unnamed infamous Mcdojo of which i cannot name before it was too late.
    OSU!

  • @leesfunkaratechannel7296
    @leesfunkaratechannel7296 4 года назад

    This is a really fantastic video showing some amazing Karate-ka

  • @rimidalvetarak
    @rimidalvetarak 12 лет назад +4

    If Karate can be tought as a tiger, then Kimura Shukokai is Siberian Tiger. the biggest and most fearsome.

  • @biodag
    @biodag 11 лет назад

    Great video, makes me want to get back into training. Thanks for sharing :)

  • @b34rh34d
    @b34rh34d 15 лет назад

    This looks like a brilliant club. I'd love to train there if I spent time in Cape Town

  • @kidokan111
    @kidokan111 15 лет назад +1

    some fierce power displyed there nice

  • @spartantkd1970
    @spartantkd1970 12 лет назад

    I really, really enjoyed that...thank you

  • @zookaduka
    @zookaduka 12 лет назад

    terrific vid.nice to see direct maekeri,and relaxed kamae to gyakuzuki..and the good old double slide to close the mae,gap.S.A..budoryu was my old style,goju now.OSS.

  • @nihonbunka
    @nihonbunka 5 лет назад +1

    Why don't they teach these "double hip" punches in kyokushin? Or do they? The guys at my dojo emphasise a central "jiku" (axis) rather than moving the punching side of the body about the front hip, like slamming a door (?).
    The punching sit-ups @ 2:40 seem like a good way of putting out the watts; getting more aggression and power into an abs work out.
    Thanks.

  • @Potbellypugilist
    @Potbellypugilist 5 лет назад

    Really powerful striking.

  • @marttali8276
    @marttali8276 9 лет назад +4

    Time for some new videos ? This one is really great !
    Estonian shukokai practicer.

  • @karatefella
    @karatefella 14 лет назад

    nice video. What a great dojo !

  • @AlanGoldberg
    @AlanGoldberg  14 лет назад

    @AspiringSanta No, the Samurai Dojo is part of Kimura Shukokai. Kimura Shukokai International today is headed by the late Master Kimura's four most Senior students, Shihan Eddie Daniels 8th Dan from Great Britain, Shihan Bill Bressaw 8th Dan from U.S.A, Shihan Chris Thompson 8th Dan and Shihan Lionel Marinus 8th Dan both from South Africa.

    • @budoschulesamurai
      @budoschulesamurai 6 месяцев назад

      Einer der ältesten Schüler von Shihan Kimura war auch Urs Spörri, 8. Dan, aus der Schweiz.
      Er hat Shukokai bei Kimura in Südafrika gelernt.

  • @brucesnyder690
    @brucesnyder690 2 года назад

    Had the privilege to train under Sensei Kimura in the US 40 years ago. I don't remember many throws, but the sparring was tough. Unfortunately I moved away and stopped training. RIP Sensei Kimura.

  • @OulunShukokai
    @OulunShukokai 12 лет назад

    I agree. If a fast kick comes to the groin, it´s long way to block (and otside the dojo or ring you usually don´t wear groincups/-protect). And as every man knows, it dosen´t need a hard kick between the legs to drop somebody...

  • @SpetsnazH
    @SpetsnazH 12 лет назад +1

    Very nice video! Impressive explosiveness, speed and power!
    Could you explain a bit what are the main differences between this style (Shukokai Karate) and styles such as Kyokushin or Seidokan ?
    Arigato goza imashita!

  • @praveenmishra9306
    @praveenmishra9306 8 лет назад +1

    very very very nice video

  • @hedkikr
    @hedkikr 14 лет назад +1

    Thanks for the best example of Kimura Shukokai (also Sensei Jorge - Finland) on the web. Sadly most "traditional" karate has gone non-contact & every one believes that their technique works. How would they know - tournaments?? Ha. I've been privileged to train under Shihan Chris & Shihan Lionel & received their hits, thus I completely appreciate the science behind IMPACT. Because the method is somewhat contrary to the "traditional" way, many are closed-minded to it. Too bad - their loss.

  • @bboystretch7788
    @bboystretch7788 4 года назад

    Nice and innovative.

  • @jeffhowell5629
    @jeffhowell5629 11 лет назад

    though I love the conditioning with the resistance band around the head doing lunges. great fitness there!

  • @adon-sg1hj
    @adon-sg1hj 3 года назад

    Super 👍

  • @jedijudoka
    @jedijudoka 4 года назад

    I recommend controlling the knife hand from the backside of the arm to avoid getting poked in the back. I like using wrist control to ude hishigi waki gatame.

  • @bloodriotiori
    @bloodriotiori 13 лет назад +1

    this is interesting. To me this looks like an expansion on shotokan technique, a different way to apply it so to speak. If i can find someone to hold pads for me again i'm going to integrate this into my training :)

  • @KenpoKid77
    @KenpoKid77 9 лет назад

    I'm all for getting creative with resistance band training, but, respectfully, I have some reservations about attaching the band to your head @ 3:29. It places a huge amount of unnecessary stress on the neck flexors. Repeated over time, this can cause muscle imbalances and other neuromuscular issues. I would suggest attaching the band to the mid-section, which will work the primary movers of the kick: quads, calf muscles, hip flexors, external and intrinisic core muscles, etc.
    OSU!

    • @kos4600
      @kos4600 7 лет назад

      Kimura Shukokai definitively encourages Tensegrity throughout the body and in that exercise they were working on the Superfacial Back Line (SBL) connections. Hence, it is not actually working solely on the neck flexor but. The SBL of muscles trains which has chains to the Superficial Front and Lateral lines muscles trains,thus in fact they are pulling with the entire body and not the neck solely to pull.

  • @jadekayak01
    @jadekayak01 12 лет назад

    @Basketbaka1031 I just started shukokai in auckland,new zealand and noticed the vertical punch at full extension as opposed to standard punch too

  • @revariox189
    @revariox189 2 года назад

    This video is just excellent. This is how it should be done. Always.
    It saddens me that this kind of training is now a rarety and not the norm in most Karate schools.
    Can I share and use this as an exemple of how it is properly done? Many NEED to see this

    • @AlanGoldberg
      @AlanGoldberg  2 года назад +1

      OSU, thank you. We shot this over 10 years ago... hard to believe how time passes. And we're just as committed today as we were then.

    • @revariox189
      @revariox189 2 года назад

      @@AlanGoldberg
      I can only hope Kofuan here in canada works as hard. Doing tryout with them this weekend.

  • @DerDoenerInMir
    @DerDoenerInMir 5 лет назад +2

    6:45 Ouch!

  • @gekiryudojo
    @gekiryudojo 10 лет назад +4

    this is why I can punch holes in people. he he I am a Shukokai black belt since 1984.

  • @AlanGoldberg
    @AlanGoldberg  11 лет назад

    Osu. The Samurai Claremont Dojo was established in Cape Town in 1967

  • @mvrk182
    @mvrk182 13 лет назад

    damn i love kimura shukokai

  • @fatzarbuckle5591
    @fatzarbuckle5591 12 лет назад

    onya Sensei Bruce!

  • @AlanGoldberg
    @AlanGoldberg  15 лет назад

    Thanks for the positive comments

  • @brandonkain9231
    @brandonkain9231 8 лет назад

    amazing...

  • @jkenney2
    @jkenney2 13 лет назад

    Good stuff.

  • @brinnonvallere
    @brinnonvallere 15 лет назад

    those strikes have some pop to it

  • @AlanGoldberg
    @AlanGoldberg  14 лет назад

    @FightClubBingen You're 100% right. Real knives cut. That's why we train.

  • @AlanGoldberg
    @AlanGoldberg  13 лет назад

    @1968brianjarvis Thanks for the comments. Alan

  • @9thaspect9
    @9thaspect9 12 лет назад +1

    There is no guard up as comentators state because these are basic pad work techniques to develop power, its about being powerful, fast and relaxed until the point of impact. Itook this into kick boxing and have gotta say most people a came across didnt have the power, they were some very powerful guys but you have got to feel these impacts through a pad, once you get the basic technique you can throw it from a boxing guard position with great effect

    • @revariox189
      @revariox189 2 года назад +1

      Isn't that in itself Jeet Kun Do or MMA? Taking principles you understand and applying them to other scenarios or situations/techniques? I believe you were on to something.... It's too bad most don't see it that way

    • @9thaspect9
      @9thaspect9 2 года назад

      @@revariox189 yeah I agree, it's what Jeet Kun Do is all about, taking what works, adapting it to fit the situation and your personal ability to use it in that situation.

  • @wapoa
    @wapoa 13 лет назад

    hello,i used to be a member of shukokai,iv been training with sensei mymoena toffa till the age of four till 11,i was black belt but then left to a new karate wer i am nw a green belt,i jus wanted to knw if ther is a dojo in tableview,because i want to move back ro my old karate

  • @MovieBond.
    @MovieBond. 13 лет назад

    I also study shukokai karate nice video. Excuse me but I think some of techniques are far from original and what I wanted to ask is are those have less impact or same? And kick techniques that made in this video does not have any techniques or impact.

  • @samuraiforever5501
    @samuraiforever5501 3 года назад +1

    Funny how Bruce is actually my sensei now
    He is the one punching at 0:31

    • @revariox189
      @revariox189 2 года назад

      Where are you from?
      This is Karate in its purest form here. I love it. I need to be involved there.

  • @jaimeneves2468
    @jaimeneves2468 14 лет назад

    I'm a practitioner of Shotokan karate and I've been interested in the technique of the Shukokai style.
    Please, could someone answer the following questions:
    - What is "left gear" of Shukokai?
    - Only serves to implement Kizami Zuki (punch with the front hand) or other techniques?
    - Is there a book or DVD explaining the technique of Shulokai that we can acquire?
    Thanks. Great video.
    OSS

  • @antshollandlp8129
    @antshollandlp8129 9 лет назад +1

    I'm gonna recommend this Dojo to a friend of mine who lives in Cape Town?

  • @Fenshingukarate
    @Fenshingukarate 12 лет назад

    Я в восторге очень хорошая тренировка!!!!!!!!!

  • @TheRangedog
    @TheRangedog 12 лет назад

    Guard hands are where they should be. Remember that a boxer keeps it high since there are only punches coming. In Karate, and real life self defense, there is also the dimension of kicks. You want to keep the guard down a bit so you can quickly block a medium/high kick. Also so you don't block your field of view too much.
    Osu!

  • @xxAmi15
    @xxAmi15 10 лет назад

    Wish I could punch so well :( I've got my 2nd kyu grading this weekend, which I'm really excited for, and if anything is going to let me down it's my punching impact.

    • @gekiryudojo
      @gekiryudojo 10 лет назад

      keep your stance low and relax everything in your body especially the shoulders tense the fist only on impact for a split second then relax everything again immediately.
      breath in through your nose before the punch and out hard though our mouth as you apply the punch do at least 50 each side every time you train.
      (I did 3-5 times a week) ask Your sensei if you are doing it right!

    • @xxAmi15
      @xxAmi15 10 лет назад

      thanks for the advice! 1st kyu grading will be around September time, so I'm going to practise loads!

    • @gekiryudojo
      @gekiryudojo 10 лет назад

      good for you.

    • @xxAmi15
      @xxAmi15 10 лет назад

      gekiryudojo Your advice was particularly useful for my 1st kyu grading which was last weekend. Thank you again!

  • @kgreeffie
    @kgreeffie 11 лет назад

    Hey,
    I trained with Matt and Sensei Mymoena as well as the Claremont guys.
    She still has a small club in Brooklyn, but hasnt been taking the classes for a while as she's working full-time. Though I heard from her a few weeks back by email and she's planning to get back into training properly this year.
    If you want her email I'll send it to Matt via Fb if you like. just remind me via PM.

  • @DaShortB
    @DaShortB 9 лет назад

    This style focus on striking

  • @neilvanwyk1522
    @neilvanwyk1522 10 лет назад

    I think I should organize a tour to SA to show these Aussies how karate should be done.

  • @tasogare6598
    @tasogare6598 5 лет назад

    How does reversve punch exactly work in Shukokai? In boxing to throw a right cross we pivot the rear foot and hips but here I can't see that sort of movement. And yet they have amazing impact and speed. I have been looking all over youtube for Shukokai videos and couldn't find anything solid. Could somebody explain the mechanics?

    • @joenatale5513
      @joenatale5513 5 лет назад +1

      There aren't really good videos of people executing Kimura's technique. You're right -- it's very different from boxing. It's quite late here my time, so maybe we can talk later, but yes, it's extremely an nuanced biomechanical maneuver; one of his former students (who I've held the bag for dozens of times) told me it took them 2 years to learn Kimura's reverse punch... a version which was itself two steps removed from the original Shukokai punch that Mr. Tani developed & in turn taught him.

    • @OulunShukokai
      @OulunShukokai 4 года назад +1

      It´s difficult to explain with just words...but all techniques mainly starts from legs, then hip and finally the hand (or leg in kicks). We do use hip twist but very often it´s difficult to see it because tension in stomach makes the hip movement smaller but not less effective.

  • @RightWingCon81
    @RightWingCon81 12 лет назад

    My only question as a novice to this is. Why are there such great powerful punches and little in the way of keeping your hands up in defensive posture for counters like a boxer would?

  • @kwai123tai
    @kwai123tai 13 лет назад

    @AspiringSanta I was training under Sensai Paul Mitchell just today, and he was explaining a similer concept. this guy is right, it is not under Sensai Paul Mitchell

  • @kwai123tai
    @kwai123tai 13 лет назад

    @piano0011 Hey, I am currently 3rd Kyu soon to grade for 2nd Kyu. We are definitly talking about the same Paul Mitchel, as he also has a son of the same profession called Sensai Ronan. No sorry, although i have family in Austraila and visit often, I live in Auckland New Zealand, and train under Sensai Andrew Kowanjko, who is a major student of Paul.

  • @hezekiah74
    @hezekiah74 5 лет назад

    I miss the Shukokai power training. Nobody has even heard of it here in Japan. Who ever is holding the pad would be better off standing in Zenkutsu dachi whith the wider deeper stance. They way you won't move back so much on impact.

  • @warlordzephyr
    @warlordzephyr 9 лет назад +1

    You've all got a tendency to come up/elevate yourself when delivering a strike. This would indicate that some of your kinetic energy is behind projected upwards, and is therefore lost, being of no use to you.

    • @carolkosmas5354
      @carolkosmas5354 7 лет назад

      Have you looked at the impact when they hit on the pads?!? You stand in front of these guys and tell me the Kinect energy lost from their gradual elevation during their punches are useless, when you are on the receiving end of the the strikes! Perhaps, you post yourself to display how effective you are at maintaining your kinetic energy during movement for a strike!!!!??...

    • @bengray5013
      @bengray5013 7 лет назад

      Morningstar the practice of striking with a wind up is just practice for the techniques when done without, it's just a practice routine, not the end result, which is next to no wind up and a double hip movement prior to striking...it's probably one of the most high impacts in traditional martial arts

  • @Basketbaka1031
    @Basketbaka1031 14 лет назад

    There is no rotation of the fist? They all seem to be punching with vertical fists.. which is somewhat unusual since I do Shukokai and have been taught to turn the fist upon impact.. Also the fist does not seem to be in chamber on the hip? I guess things are done very differently even within the same style..

  • @irb911
    @irb911 4 года назад

    Goldberg san. A bit late in the day but Excellent video!!! I had 2 questions:
    1. What style is this?
    2. At about the 1 minute mark, I see the black belts hitting the foam pad with a vertical fist. Is this intentional? Why are they not twisting the punch?
    I love the way they are practising being almost limp before they throw their punches

    • @AlanGoldberg
      @AlanGoldberg  4 года назад +1

      Hello Indraneel. We practice Kimura Shukokai. And as for the vertical fist. Sometime we just practise the throw of the extremities, with the power generated out of the ground through the hara and dropping weight. What you saw was obviously a snippet of what we do. Sometimes we practise perfect form. Sometimes... we just hit. Osu !

    • @irb911
      @irb911 4 года назад +1

      @@AlanGoldberg Thank you for your reply Alan! The vertical fist was of interest to me as I practise Isshinryu, a karate style that exclusively uses the vertical fist. Your dojo and your colleagues are awesome. Respect from India!! Domo-arigato .......

  • @ct7842
    @ct7842 7 лет назад

    One of them was my sensei

  • @hotpopcorncake
    @hotpopcorncake 12 лет назад +1

    Kimura the judo master?

    • @CityStick
      @CityStick 5 лет назад

      No, that’s Masahiko Kimura. The founder of Kimura Shukokai was Shigeru Kimura.

  • @PeterStorm1
    @PeterStorm1 13 лет назад

    in 3 days I'm going for my first Dan i Shukokai so i am in no way an expert so i have a question, at 5:20 where the guy touches the floor, turns around and hits the pad, his elbow is out, a swinging action. now I'm told that your elbow is meant to be in, am i wrong or this just a training technique i have yet to uncover.
    OUS!

  • @JustKeepingTrack
    @JustKeepingTrack 12 лет назад

    Hi, my husband Matt Loebenstein trained with Sensei Mymoena Toffa at the Brooklyn dogo. Do you know if she is still teaching and where she based?

  • @AlanGoldberg
    @AlanGoldberg  12 лет назад

    OSU. Thanks for the positive comments

  • @richardlawrie1150
    @richardlawrie1150 10 лет назад

    decent impact but is not double hip and they are not relaxed locks for impact

    • @kos4600
      @kos4600 7 лет назад

      Kimura Shukokai progression of Tani-Ha Shukokai's double hip action.

  • @rinkebyrinkeby
    @rinkebyrinkeby 11 лет назад

    did u reg. those two in my name?

  • @AlanGoldberg
    @AlanGoldberg  12 лет назад

    Hmm... Those defensive hands are definitely up there. Not much of a boxer myself, but the guard hand is definitely up there.

  • @AlanGoldberg
    @AlanGoldberg  11 лет назад

    ОГУ. Привет из Южной Африки.

  • @AspiringSanta
    @AspiringSanta 14 лет назад

    Question to the uploader... Does Samurai Dojo mean it's under Paul Mitchell's organisation?

  • @AspiringSanta
    @AspiringSanta 14 лет назад

    @kidokan111 my Sensei has me train with one. And hold one.. Though tbh I can't remember using the softer ones so can't compare

  • @sergiorossi3803
    @sergiorossi3803 2 года назад

    Super*****

  • @AlanGoldberg
    @AlanGoldberg  14 лет назад

    I'll pass your comments on to Sensei. Mail me your name so he knows who it is.

  • @jaredepps3791
    @jaredepps3791 8 лет назад

    Damn, you could break someone's ribs!

  • @jeffhowell5629
    @jeffhowell5629 11 лет назад +3

    its not the style, its the person.

  • @AlanGoldberg
    @AlanGoldberg  15 лет назад

    Regular foam. Well pounded. 1,000 x 1,000!
    Osu!

  • @DoctorHadez
    @DoctorHadez 14 лет назад

    keep your hands up..you need to train good to be a champion

  • @AlanGoldberg
    @AlanGoldberg  13 лет назад

    @wapoa There is a Table View dojo... Details below:
    Physical Address:
    113 Circle Road
    Table View
    Cape Town
    7441
    Contact Tanya: Cell: 083 64 24225
    Email Sensei Craig at: info@kimura-shukokai.co.za

  • @AlanGoldberg
    @AlanGoldberg  13 лет назад

    @kingofpopfan1 Kimura Shukokai Karate

  • @nkel6111
    @nkel6111 6 месяцев назад

    to attain effectiveness, proficiency, one must attain some higher level of efficacy, along with general overall fitness. So many , now including myself at 73 .....have that huge waistline indicative of greater need to be mentally robust. I see NOT that here.

    • @AlanGoldberg
      @AlanGoldberg  6 месяцев назад

      OSU. We're all a bit older from the time we recorded this video. I'm approaching 70 this year... waistline is mainly under control, but we still train... and train... and train

  • @AspiringSanta
    @AspiringSanta 14 лет назад

    @alang0ldberg Thank You, I was just curios since if I recall right Paul Mitchell's organisation was named Samurai Karate International.. That is why I asked my question. I keep coming back to this video :P my Sensei liked it very much as well, said it reminds him how they used to practice real karate :)

  • @AlanGoldberg
    @AlanGoldberg  14 лет назад

    @chikarakarate OSU!!

  • @RightWingCon81
    @RightWingCon81 12 лет назад

    From the beginning, those first punches have no guard hand up at all. They're just taking big shots at the pad with the left hand all the way down.

  • @kidokan111
    @kidokan111 15 лет назад

    does anyone out there remember the old polystsyrine pads we used to use no give in them at all sure toughened the holder (or killed them ) lol only kidding gr8 vid by the way :-)

  • @AlanGoldberg
    @AlanGoldberg  13 лет назад

    OSU!

  • @karipitkanen7452
    @karipitkanen7452 9 лет назад

    kovan näköstä puuhaa...

  • @Nawidyeah
    @Nawidyeah 14 лет назад

    of course every body can choose how to practice karate, but a little bit more technique and less power would be karate-like

    • @revariox189
      @revariox189 2 года назад

      We disagree... Unfortunately I find too much technique not enough power in most peoples and styles. 6 months of MMA should not allow a Black Belt of many years to be defeated easily. On this occasion, I have a high confidence these guys can actually fight... Not just do demos. But I understand your point of view.