Traditional Karate- Okinawa Goju ryu Karate do, -Yakusoku Kumite- Herbert and Dante Allen
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- Опубликовано: 19 мар 2016
- Yakusoku Kumite - Herbert and Dante Allen of the Kobukan . Sensei Allen was a student of the late Teruo Chinen, Sensei.
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As one of the very few real black combative teachers in America, I have always said that karate is my base even when I do not use every technique taught in the style. Goju-Ryu (Okinawan) is one of the styles that is most useful in real life violent situations. I am extremely proud of the work being done here by these brothers. Long before the combative "movement" started talking about their value, gouges, pulling, eye strikes and so on were being done in this TRADITIONAL art. Sayf Carman
Thank you
I appreciate what you have to say, but dude, race has nothing to do with it and it should stay out. I'm a red-skinned Native American - am I special?
The art and training is far more important than your complexion.
I meant no offense.
Uncle Butterworth SweetNSalty is right. Budo has nothing to do with race. As a human biology major in California State University it is my advice to loose the Race Card fast. I see that you have some famous Karateka's as your favorites. One of those you have as a video listed this is what real Karate is like ~ Is my teacher and his name is Morio Higaonna Sensei. Trust me loose the Race Card for Race in martial arts has no place and can cloud the mind for training. I am too a Native American Indian that is Cheerokee Indian still yet I rarely let people know it for many reasons. One being my great great grandfather was killed by the Comanche Indians in 1869. That is one of the many reasons that you can learn from. Just as the black man was captured and enslaved by different African tribes around him only to be sold off to different countries around the world. When it comes to Dangerous Martial Arts training race should never be apart of it. My own teacher Rickson Gracie never called it Brazilian Jiu Jitsu it was called Gracie Jiu-Jitsu. Again the race card has no place in M.A.
Good stuff, I'm a current Kyokushin practitioner, and let me say that I love looking at the traditional style of Goju Ryu karate, kudos to you guys. OSU!
I have a lot of friends who train Kyokushin, they are tough practitioners. Thanks for watching & good luck in your training.
do they ever drop by your dojo to cross train with you?
In the past, mostly for bunkai. Not lately, we have currently moved across country.
Sensei, are you currently still in Arizona?
I have friends that are Kyokushin kai as well. Sensei Juichi Oyama, Sensei Kurosawa ( who passed away about a little over a year ago ) , Shihan Bobby Lowe ( who is also passed ~ R.I.P. ), Sensei Fred Buck ( who is Sensei Donald Buck Sr. Son. Sensei Donald Buck was one of Sosai Mas Oyama who was the founder of Kyokushin kai first American foriegn student back in the day behind Shihan Bobby Lowe) I am a student of Sensei Morio Higaonna IOGKF. I trained with many karate cross trained Teruo Chinen Sensei, Juichi Kokubo Sensei, Kazuo Terauchi Sensei, & Gosei Yamaguchi Sensei. My two main teachers are Rodney Hu Sr. & Sensei Morio Higaonna. I came up under Sensei Fumio Demura Shito ryu Karate organization under Dr Steve Rose until I was 15 years old then started training with the Goju-kai karate Gogen Yamaguchi Hanshi organization. My teacher was a member of the 1st World Karate Championships in which Sosai Mas Oyama was part of those karateka's who developed the tournament along side of Gogen Yamaguchi Hanshi and many others. The tournament was held in Tokyo Japan November 1970. Many master level teachers demonstrated at that tournament including Eiichi Miyazato Sensei, Inuoe Sensei, Teruo Hayashi Sensei, Morio Higaonna Sensei, and Gogen Yamaguchi Hanshi.
My Son Will Start Goju Ryu Karate to Compliment His Brazilian Jiu Jitsu & Judo ' Newaza closest Karate that Flows With Grappling Arts'!!
Good, i guarantee it works. Best of luck to him, it will teach him more than just fight skills. 😊🥋🇬🇧
Goju is the way of the Hard and Soft. My first art was Kung fu Northern. I been studying Goju for 25 years now. Im the Founder of AGK Goju-jitsu Kan i employ joint manipulation
Beautiful video. Student of Kenshikai Traditional Okinawa Goju-Ryu under Tetsuhiro Hokama. The dojo I attend is Okinawa Karate Center Uchinaadikan, Traditional Okinawa Goju-Ryu Karate-jutsu....Houston Texas - Kyoshi Rusty Mcmains is my teacher. Arigato gozaimashita!
I am a student of both Morio Higaonna Sensei and Rodney Hu Sr. Sensei of the I.O.G.K.F. I also trained with Teruo Chinen Sensei many times. These men have men have trained under one of the best Karate sensei ever. Teruo Chinen was a master level Karateka and Judoka.
Thank you, I have enjoyed training under them very much myself.
I know you did because I did as well. I did the master demo in Las Vegas in January of 1987 with Sensei Teruo Chinen. I have a strong feeling we cross paths. If not we surely have drop sweat and blood on the same Dojo floor
One Word "BEAUTIFULLY"
Thank you for appreciating our video.
I Love Goju Ryu karate. Oss
Thank for watching
finally found a good traditional goju-ryu video outside of japan.
Thank you for the compliment. We have been fortunate to have great instructors and try our best to carry on their teachings.
Truth im a Goju stylist. USA Goju. Woe
@@gojukobukan most Excellent
I kept looking at that large photograph hanging on the wall of all the guys training. That picture is nothing short of awesome.
Thank you, it was a gift to my wife from her Sensei, Ron Gaeta.
Awesome. Thank you for sharing. Grettings from Chile!
Thank you for taking the time to watch
That is a very nice job of doing bunkai. I like it. 👍🤙
Once again great job of demonstrating the art of budo. I think Sensei Chinen would be proud of you all. By the way, I did the master demonstration with Sensei Chinen and his students ( as part of the group effort) in Las Vegas, Nevada back in 1987. I was honored that Sensei Chinen ask me to do the demo with his Jundokan Karateka's. 🤙
Thank you for your comments on our video's. Yes , we were honored to be training under Chinen, Sensei also.
Very nice throws and take downs Remember my student, Amra Moore? He often accused me of "twisting up" folks.
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Very stylized, yet satisfying to watch re: the traditional dojo & uniforms of the combattants, who appear quick & powerful.
Thank you for watching!
Very Good Technique
Thank you very much👍🏽
Thank you for your excellent demonstration. I'm very impressed. Although I'm an aging iconoclast at 72 having found my own "way" regarding martial arts (and other rigid traditions and established institutions of crystallized belief) ... I still admire many aspects of traditional Japanese martial arts such as you've impressively demonstrated. Also, it pleases me that you appear to be an excellent father to whom appears to be your disciplined son following your good example. It's a father's dream to have one or more sons to follow in his footsteps or better. :)
Thank you very much for you kind words. I am very proud of my son especially how he takes care of his family. All the best to you.
Excellent!
Good job my friend.
Hello from Italy
Thank you.
Great!!! :)
Awesome...
Thank you very much✌🏽
I love gojoryu style karate 💪💪💪💪
we enjoy it also
I studied motoburu in okinawa a good foundation for self defense
Why do you put your hand on your hip when attacking with a punch? It doesn't really make sense to leave one side of your body totally unguarded. If you wouldn't fight that way, why is it in the training at black belt level? I've heard the kyu ranks use it to teach proper shoulder/back muscle movement for extra punching power and snap but at the higher levels I can't see a use for practicing attacking with a punch and one hand on your hip. I'm not trying to criticize, I'd really appreciate an answer because this has always frustrated me. I'm editing this cause I forgot to add that I really appreciate the power and control you guys have and that you did a great job showing these techniques.
Thank you very much for watching ! In my experience over the years, I have learned that we should not get so caught up on where the hands are but what state of mind we are in. We practice may hand positions. For example, if I was walking down the street(my hands would not be up) and suddenly attacked, my hands still have to come up from a lower position. Basically its more about being aware of our surroundings. I have met people who lost use of their arms and were very good fighters. If you are a budo practitioner, good luck with your training.
Pretty cool. I noticed the weight distribution of the attacker, some of it on his front foot, so you knew he wasn't going to strike with that without shifting his weight.
Thank you for watching
i practice shorin ryu style... what is the main differences between goju ryu and shorin ryu?
Very nice! Gambatte!
Thank you, hope you are doing well.
EXCELENTE
Thank you ✌🏽
In the goju ryu bote style kumite hit with full force or do you have to have control?
NICE!
Thank you for watching!
Força e honra !
Thanks for watching !
Good form.
Thank you for watching!
Does goju ryu karate have any connection with the nihon kempo style?
This is just a demonstration but it is important to practice real contact for the street👍🏽✌🏽
Is this okinawan Goju karate same as Goju karate they teach at Tokyo ?
We are members of the OGKK, the honbu dojo is in Okinawa, Japan. The OGKK also has dojo's on the mainland of Japan
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Hmm 🤔 looking cool. I am an white belt in judo. But I am recovering from an knee injury
Thanks for watching, good luck with your recovery.
Osu
Thank you Mr. Diaz.
Шо за танцы😕
Вообще-то это айкидо
glade to see this.
I thought the black communities have given up on karate since it is much easyer to get a gun and shoot someone. Example of Chicargo. Every day someone shot and killed. 😔
Thank you for watching. Karate is a better choice!
Wow...very racist and short sighted comment. You don't know too many black people do you?
lol good luck in a street fight
It's a demonstration, Goju-ryu has a wide variety of techniques that work
You have much to learn if you believe this is how Traditional Goju practitioners fight in actual situations. Student of Kenshikai Traditional Okinawa Goju-Ryu Karate-jutsu
Rehearsed movements and routines are not practical. This is a waste. Fighting is dynamic and fast and ugly. Boxing and Muay Thai and Kyokushin are more practical b/c it allows a person to understand hitting and being hit; and one really understands that doing the hitting can hurt just as much being hit.
Don't judge what they are doing by this video. This is not the only way they train. I guarantee when they spar it does not look like this. When they do train for self defense it is all about reaction time and repetition and muscle memory.
@@foxybrown2 - I do understand your point it's just that on the street nobody punches nor kicks that way; so why waste time doing one step sparring when said method is not practical to a real world situation. I've been in a few tussles in my time and the display on the video will never work when fighting a guy who has the intent to bite, scratch and gouge out your eye balls. BTW, I'm retired Army and taught this tenet; if you find yourself in a fair fight, your tactics suck. Train as you fight is more practical in my opinion. Your moniker is very cool by the way : )
This is to work on techniques...it's not sparring.
and still say Aikido ist Bullshit...
karate...
Negrito ...no se ve muy bien terminada la técnica.queda muy sucia y discordinada
Lmao