WHAT IS THE OBJECTIVE OF KARATE? In order to master in Karate, one needs to have persisting perseverance and the instructor needs to teach his students properly. The objective of learning Karate is not to fight someone, it is to protect ourselves from enemies, for example, when someone attempts to stab you at night time in a street, tries to snatch something from you, you need to COUNTER ATTACK them to secure yourself, THIS IS WHAT KARATE IS FOR. We aren't criticizing and rejecting every single of Sport Karate. We believe every Karate man practices Kihon and Kata, but it's important to include powerful bunkai techniques in kata and powerful kumite. So, when a sport Karateka practices kata which contains bunkai and powerful kumite, I appreciate him as a real Karateka. Follow these 9 facts in your daily life: 1. Practice KIHON, KATA, KUMITE (POWERFUL) regularly. 2. Be humble at any costs. 3. Don't be belligerent. 4. Don't be arrogant. 5. Stand for truth. 6. Be honest. 7. Don't get easily anger (provocative) 8. Be patient as much as you can. 9.To win without a fight is the best, however, at some times, fighting back is needed when you encountered a dangerous situation and needed to protect yourself. Please don't forget to share this video to all of your full contact and sport Karate friends in order to spread the word "Real traditional Karate is different from today's sport Karate!"
If you cant even win in a contest with rules and referees what makes you think your karate will be any good in battle of life and death? You people who hate on competitive martial arts assume yourselves to be superior but you only believe this because you refuse to put yourselves to the test.
this kind of karate is still taught, and i believe the WGKF is coming close in bringing back some 'traditional' sport karate back into heavy/full contact continuous sparring, and karate combat is definitely a full contact league. they just need to adjust their rules to allow for common karate techniques like knees, elbows and shutos, and maybe extend the ground fighting limit from 5 to 10 or 15 seconds.
@@rockysingh4090 i mean that's great? but combing judo and karate was kind of pointless since most what's in judo has always been in the kata of karate, it's just changing the mindset of training.
@@johnpjones1775 if we see traditional goju ryu it has 40 per striking 30 takedowns/throws rest grapping locks vital point strikes bcoz its street fight meant for multi attackers
I'm very glad that more and more people are getting to understand about "Real Traditional Karate" is very different from "bouncing tournament-only sport Karate". By the way, I would like you to share this video to your friends!! Thanks again.
yes me too, I always thought the bouncing was silly and that Kata techniques were not just to look good. thank you for sharing this. I myself do traditional karate in a sport karate dojo before so I got a lot of hate but I have nothing to be ashamed of.
I am SO glad that there are still people who can appreciate how special and amazing traditional karate is and what it can mean to a person, a child and what it can do whilst growing up, it shaped me into the person I am today. Children today think martial arts are a way of teaching someone a lesson or to ensure you are top dog. That's not it... AT ALL, too much movies... Hollywood is DEGRADING the essence of traditional karate... My sensei: Stan Schmidt (JKA South Africa) is an amazing man and obtaining my Shodan through him and all the other great senseis who prepared me along the way, was an amazing journey into a world I would have NEVER thought possible... Traditional Karate is about Justice, Equality, Human Rights, Human Dignity, Unity, Freedom, Trust, Development, Transformation, Excellence and SO much more... It's just sad how most other martial arts which originated from Shotokan seem to think they are superior yet we never judge the others... We are all the same and can all learn much from one another if we only take the time to do so... No?
Gen Choi Hong Hi (Father of Taekwondo, 1918-2002) learned Shotokan Karate and attained 2nd dan under Gichin Funakoshi (Shotokan Karate founder, 1868-1957). Masutatsu Oyama (Kyokushin Karate founder, 1923- 1994) he learned Shotokan Karate and attained 4th dan under Gichin Funakoshi. Won Kuk Lee (Father of Tang Soo Do, 1907-2002) black belt in Shotokan Karate under Gichin Funakoshi (father of Shotokan Karate) and Gigo Funakoshi (the son of Gichin) in 1944. Taekwondo, Kyokushin Karate, JKA, SKI, and Tang Soo Do has influences of Shotokan Karate. Shaolin, Shotokan Karate, Tang Soo Do, Kyokushin Karate, and Taekwondo, etc are brothers in martial arts history.
Su Su San , you've made one mistake. Karate and Kung Fu are NOT brothers. Kung Fu is the origin of Karate. it cames to Okinawa at first and the "Shoryiu" Karate Style is one of the oldest 4 Styles. Shoryiu = Shaolin. Karate means "Open Fist " but the original Symbol was this "唐手 " that means "Chinese Fist". it was the official name until 1930 when the nationalist in Japan came to the Government
OMG. Don't mention to Funakoshi in okinawa... They said that he sell the karate to japan, when japan invaded to okinawa. These time Okinawa Karate wa influence by china Martial Arts, Tuidi(China Hand) was the first name or Karate, Te what mean HAND was divide by the village, Naha-te, Tomari-te, Shuri- Te. The most oldest Karate coming from Ryukyu Kingdom(now Okinawa) is Shorin-RYU, that mean Young Forest or Small Forest, same like Shaolin, cause the founder was a bodyguards from Shuri Castle who move to China to studying Quan Fan, Shaolin Kung fung, White Crane, tiger and other martial art form china a mixed it and Create Okinawa TE now KARATE. Kata on the old okinawa language mean Quan(Kata or Forms). Pinan, Hukusuru, Naihachi, Passai, etc are derived from Between Kung fung and pechin joint lock arts.
Don't forget to share this video to all of your Karate friends! ;) Let's spread that "Real ancient traditional Karate is quite different from sport Karate which we're seeing at many tournaments today!"
We're not rejecting Sport Karate. Real Karate is the real self defense. In other words, "Real Karate" is real self defense martial art in combination of sport Karate. However, we strongly DISLIKE the "bouncing Karate (SPORT KARATE)" which we usually see at tournaments. We strongly DISLIKE Sport Karate without bunkai, without advanced kumite. If Sport Karate involves advanced bunkai and advanced sparring technique instead of bouncing for show, then Sport Karate would be recognized as "Real Karate." Traditional KARATE is practical in real life and the Japanese self defense that uses beyond both HAND and LEG techniques. The “traditional Karate” consists Kihon, Kata, Kumite, and meditation systematically and theoretically. TRADITIONAL Karate is the real combat striking martial art using punching, kicking, knee strikes,elbow strikes, open hand techniques, chokes, dodges, , joint manipulations, grappling, throws, take downs blocks, strikes, throws, restraints. “The ultimate aim of karate lies not in victory nor defeat, but in the perfection of the character of its participants." -Gichin Funakoshi Sensei
Su Su San Before, Sundome (non-contact) Karate which was traditional in name only had ruined Karate down to "dance". Later, semi-contact like Kyokushin followed the same steps to take Karate down to "Sumo". Hope there will be more consciousness of real Karate like old Okinawan Karate and that of Kenji Ushiro.
Su Su San the actual moto of karate or other martial arts of simillar kinds is to try to prepare mind and body spirit by cultivating and constant practice continously so that not only your body becomes strong and adapt to pain and endurance but also mind becomes adapt to body movement in form of various strikes or lock throws stance slide etc. with fast and sharp reflex this al total helps to fight more effectively in serious condition till you can find way to escape danger or attack by peoples in some form. That doesn't mean you won't use any weapon that you will use as soon as you get in position or hold of either in your possesion or by taking out it may be actual weapon or any thing which is used as weapon all with simple and single motive to save your life and escape serious damage of life and honour! But also to develop a very calm mind and sensing capability where to able to differentiate between just normal fun or fight or actual threat and to escape or stop actuall violence by restrain and avoidance at the begining of problem and above all controlling anger! Because anger destroys capacity to differentiate between threat to life and just an adversary or opponent or not something serious! Anger many times actually gets the person itself serious harmed due to creating of violent situation without knowing and then could not stop it latter! Also anger often cause all power and energy to be used on innocent often loved ones or near and dear ones who are freindly instead of enemy due to lacking power of differentiation between friend and foe. Anger is the foremost enemy first elliminate it before any thing and the cause of anger being fear and dissatisfaction and no faith where it should be. Actually real thing is if you have trained in one martial arts only but with motive and effort to defend yourself from physicall aggression than its enough as techniques are same various movements of same energy just understand that you practice thousand martial arts and millions of technique or just one art and simple basic movement or techniques even one technique its same because its ultimately the same human body with same structure moving with different motion and way to defeat other body in martial arts. Every thing is same nothing is perfect but constant practice makes it possible and oneness of mind and finally faith creates both courage and believe to succeed and confidence to accomplice.
Su Su San hay the karate people in America were I live they saw karate a way to make money they dont care what they teach their students it is all about the money
Today October 5th is the World Teachers' Day. So I want to honour all the teachers around the world, especially school teachers, Karate teachers, etc. I am very proud of teaching job! I bow my head to all teachers/instructors from my childhood until today. Thank you.
In the past, Karate was the real deal. The art of the deadliest and most explosive strike. Blinding speed, almost unblockable attacks... Nowadays, sportif styles watered it down so much. :/
The crap down all started with the world karate championship tournament, which is shown in this video. This is early tournament karate era where guys like Ninomiya participated. The idea was to have karate practicioneers meet and compete for fine honing. But what happened was focus of karate changed from perfecting karate to winning karate championships. The video clips shown here is the birth of " bouncy karate" what you see now is it's epidemic manifestation. Masses also like tournament karate vs combat karate cos it shows em a career path leading to price money.
Supermomo2007 nothing is better..depends on the practitioner and their instructor, traditional karate techniques are applied with such speed and force that the techniques are highly dangerous..so beware..nothing to do with competition karate..I was trained by Shihan Kanazawa from white belt to 3rd Dan...
@@Supermomo2007 not cheap some of the forms are very deadly shotokan, and okinawan , and Kyokushin is bad ass., some of these guys know the iron palm and fist they can hurt you very bad.... but i study hung gar kung fu for all that its worth...................
This is the karate I learned 50 years or so ago. I've stopped practising these last 4-5 years because karate nowadays has become too namby-pamby. Competitions now, especially in the US, are just gymnastic displays.
I respect this video because this is ancient documentary in karate history. Thanks to uploader Su Su San. I know Karate Myint on internet he's both Karate instructor and historian.
Old world true traditional Karate is NOT sport and does not compete against the soft watered down stuff. I studied true hard Karate in 1975 and i still do. I love this video
Wow what an amazing video. This is what I want to learn. I also want the cultural aspect from it. My ancestors were northern European but I love learning about other cultures, especially Japanese which I consider to be rich and honorable. Thank you for posting this.
this is what i've been looking for. a real video of real traditional karate. no bouncing motions.. only aim to strike and strike to defeat opponents. this footage send chills down to my spines..
Miss those days sparring with senior karatekas from that era, learn a lot about humility. Make you appreciate simple techniques like the rapid advancing reverse punches with walnut sized knuckles while grabbing your arms.
Kyokushin originated from Shotokan!? What!? Sure, Oyama sensei had 4th dan in Shotokan, but for some reason there is no mention in the video, that He started his way in martial arts from Kempo in China, and that he ALSO had 4th dan in Kodokan Judo and 7TH DAN IN GOJU-RYU. And started development of his own school after leaving Goju-ryu, not Shotokan. It can be seen if you compare traditional techniques of Kyokushin to Shotokan and Goju-ryu
Well, Gojuryu, kyokushin, shotokan, etc are havin same root. ..ofcourse there will be same at some point. Those style are at same level, its the person who make it looks better.😀
@@dakentaijutsu2010 I doubt that people who train to touch their opponent quickly for a point are prepared to defend themselves in a real life situation. Karate needs to return to being a Martial art and not a sport.
Watching this brings back memory's when I studied Karate and other martial arts when younger. I was ALL about traditional training. I would jump in a snow-filled lake, train in the snow, etc. Also, people often say that MMA is "real" fighting, not traditional Martial Arts, that they can't compete. However, what they don't get is first often traditional arts practiced today aren't "traditional" at all, to where you train to fight in order to live, in other words hard, warrior training. Second, most arts were designed for self-defense encounters, NOT "sport" fighting which is what MMA etc. is. So, of course, there is potentially going to be "limitations" to certain arts, like a common complaint especially is Aikido etc. But I can promise, an Aikido practitioner that trains to really FIGHT, a Warrior in how they train, they WILL do good in the MMA etc.
This video is great and I would like to thank you for this. It shows the abundance of the karate system and that real Karate is more then WKF tournament. Oss..
In the past i decided hay I'm going to take a karate class but i had stuff happen in my family life that was tuff BUT NOW family stuff is fine pluse the class took FOREVER to drive so i gave up pluse my bro decide to teach punchs stuff like that when I was young and went soooooo easy on me since I don't do sit ups and push ups and he is older and STRONG i was interested in karate when i was young because of spongebob it still LOVE THE SHOW and I got more interested since ...you the karate kid movie and I was worried is this good style don't GET ME wrong I would still in joy to calm do slow moves to calm but I thought is this good if some CRAZY person comes to me to kill me would it be good to fight if I did karate and I see watching the video you shown I see It would be good and I decided to try and give karate and another shot thank you so much
That's a good job! Some people practice Karate for gold medals, tournaments. On the other hand, some practice Karate in order to protect themselves of snatching, bullying, street fight, and so on. Others practice for fitness purposes. Most importantly, it is necessary for Karate practitioners to always keep in mind of FORGIVENESS AND TOLERANCE as well as practicing Karate as ROUTINE. Thanks for watching and happy practicing Karate!
Richa Chlarramita Oksuladiya The song title is "Karate Baka Ichidai" by Jiro Tsunoda and Jōya Kagemaru. The music is from one of the Karate movies in about 1977. Thank you for asking. :D
Richa Chlarramita Oksuladiya The song title is "Karate Baka Ichidai" by Masato Shimon and Daikichirou Kusube. The music is from one of the Karate movies in about 1977. Thank you for asking. :D
Cool video but I have to ask is Okinawa the only place to find good karate training also I've been confused on if karate is a family of the same martial art or if it is the Okinawan word for martial arts like Kung Fu is for China
Please read Karate-do Kyohan book by Gichin Funakoshi. www.google.com.au/search?biw=1366&bih=631&tbm=isch&q=Karate+do+kyohan&spell=1&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjii-qDmavdAhUZbisKHW3hAfgQBQgxKAA#imgrc=O-fl_UMherDmiM:
I've been searching traditional karate after about Samurai, as I understand by reading the book or finding the information that Karate is one of part in Samurai and Bushido spirit.
i have taken tang so do and tae kwon do and they are not the same. so do not know where you get that tang so do moon do kwan turn in to tae kwon do. also you did not say a word about hap ki do
The crap down all started with the world karate championship tournament, which is shown in this video. This is early tournament karate era where guys like Ninomiya participated. The idea was to have authentic traditional karate practicioneers meet and compete for fine honing. But what happened was focus of karate changed from perfecting karate to winning karate championships. The video clips shown here is the birth of " bouncy karate" what you see now is it's epidemic manifestation. Masses also like tournament karate vs combat karate cos it shows em a career path leading to price money.
I think it is ironic that UFC / cage fighting has reawakened Martial artists interest in ancient Okinawan Karate. What really works? Well that is a tricky question when you have strong, well trained opponents trying to knock you down and rip your arm off. In my opinion Gichin Funakoshi was a visionary, not as a martial artist, but as the man who realised the potential of Karate as a way of instilling discipline and respect into Japanese schools and colleges. That vision has lead to Karate becoming a global sport, martial art, way of life, philosophy and I am thankful for that as I have trained for 30 years. It does not mean I believe that Gichin Funakoshi invented Karate or that he was the greatest martial artist that has ever lived. I have taught around 100 Karate students, Gichin Funakoshi indirectly has taught Karate to millions of people across the globe, and what a legacy. I still don't like Shotokan as a style though (sorry) and I moved to other styles quite quickly, but I respect Karate students choice if Shotokan is their style. Sensei Funakoshi had two instructors as a youngg man and he amalgamated his instructors techniques into Shotokan, so many instructors have done the same and our wonderful world of Karate and martial arts evolves, sometimes down a dead-end but sometimes into fantastic clubs where a great energy exists. I aspire to teach in such an environment. Osu
Thank you, J123Tilley. I'm surprised by your opinion that Gichin Funakoshi was a visionary, not as a martial artist, but as the man who realised the potential of Karate as a way of instilling discipline and respect into Japanese schools and colleges. I believe that Gichin Funakoshi is the father or first pioneer of modern Karate.
You said that you have trained for 30 years and taught around 100 Karate students. So, please let me know FROM WHOM you have trained Karate and WHERE your Karate school has been established. What was your previous style? Shotokan or Kyokushin? And what is your current Karate style? As for me, I respect each of real Karate style which means I don't feel that other martial arts are less important than Shotokan style or does not deserve respect like some homeowners often look down on plumbers. Thanks for your interest in our video. " Traditional Karate is about Justice, Equality, Human Rights, Human Dignity, Unity, Freedom, Trust, Development, Transformation, Excellence and SO much more... It's just sad how most other martial arts which originated from Shotokan seem to think they are superior yet we never judge the others... We are all the same and can all learn much from one another if we only take the time to do so... No?" Credit goes to Paul du Plessis's comment
In "Karte Do my Way" he wrote that he changed his Karate for sport and sacrifice the martial effectivity. And he wasnt the first. His main teacher Anko Itosu also allready watered it down for education on schools.
This video is lit, everything my sensei tell me is in here! Literally, glad to found this video that match the teachings of my sensei and it also capture the essence of karate beautifully!
Thank god I am at a Shotokan dojo that teaches this kind of full contact Karate (none of us like WKF sport Karate). I was told a couple of WKF guys came to one of our courses/sessions (this was before I started so I forgot exactly what it was) and left halfway through because they couldn't handle the training style (ie the type of training that makes you feel sick with exhaustion within an hour). Says it all.
You're right. They might couldn't have handled full contact Karate training because of they were always accustomed to learn sport that and sport this, sport Karate at their dojo, sports Karate tournaments. Full contact Karate practitioners like us can protect ourselves in a real fight. In order to master in Karate, one needs to have persisting perseverance and the instructor needs to teach his students properly. The objective of learning Karate is not to fight someone, it is to protect ourselves from enemies, for example, someone attempts to stab you at night time, tries to snatch something from you, you need to COUNTER ATTACK them, this is the objective of Karate is for. We aren't criticizing and rejecting every single of Sport Karate. We believe that every Karate man practice Kihon and Kata, but it's important to include powerful bunkai techniques in kata and kumite. So, when a sport Karateka practices kata which contains bunkai and powerful kumite, I bow him as a real Karateka. Follow these facts in your daily life: 1. Practice KIHON, KATA, KUMITE (POWERFUL) regularly. 2. Be humble at any costs. 3. Don't be belligerent. 4. Don't be arrogant. 5. Stand for truth. 6. Be honest. 7.To win without a fight is the best, however, at some times, fighting back is needed when you encountered a dangerous situation and needed to protect yourself. Please don't forget to share this video to all of your full contact and sport Karate friends in order to spread the word "Real traditional Karate is different from today's sport Karate!"
This summer I will earn my first Dan. Trainings have just restarted when my Sensei finally found a Dojo. We were not able to do it during the winter because Covid didn't allow us to get a Dojo, so we only did it in the summer, in a park. Finally, we returned to our original Dojo.
Where did you get that first clip? I don't think I've ever seen a more amazing exchange in sparring! First of all the presence of mind to throw that front kick so quickly after dodging and doing a foot sweep. Then I've never seen a kick throw someone in the air like that, yet he immediately throws a back fist upon landing. I'd definitely be interested in seeing that whole fight if it's available.
Man, I wanna see some footage of those tournaments that had bare fist, full contact face punching. All I can find are either boxing gloves or no face hits endurance matches!! :)
Watermelons and other inanimate objects don’t hit back. Sparring without gloves and other body pad protection, like in the old days, does help build control. Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face. Train like you are in an elevator, confronted by a few guys with sticks or knives. This kind of karate is not a sport, not meant to consider survivors. Its meant to de capacitate in the quickest, most effective way possible. This kind of karate is meant to prepare you for the last resort.
totally true, i "almost" always see kata as a "dance" when it is just to upgrading grades and modern kumite like "fast combat theatering" even so i am only 17 years old so don't think i am an ancien master : P
We young ones are able to judge by ourselves, but the truth lies above practice. Sometimes I feel like I'm too far away from my sensei. Btw, Rammstein is fucking awesome 👍👍
Real Karate is the best. 最良のベスト, Sairyō no besuto! (The best of the best)! Let's publicize the way of real traditional Karate in future! Everyone must learn Karate righteously and honestly. Karate can be practiced by every age, everybody, boys and girls. Love is better than fighting, tolerance is better than fighting, forgiveness is better than fighting, but fighting is better than surrender. But Karateka should be non-belligerent. If a belligerent person uses his Karate, his Karate is NOTHING. If someone uses his Karate for insulting, bullying, and arrogance, his Karate is NOTHING.
Karate is the best ... what? Martial Art? Matter of opinion. Kung Fu is far more beautiful (and ancient, if that's your thing). Best form of self-defense? Absolutely not - and a kick from the rear foot should never be attempted, so much of karate is telegraphy. Anyone can see that MMA is the way forward. But it should be preserved at all costs, to track the history of human movement. This 'bouncing karate' is certainly horrible.
Nautilus1972 You need to read more martial arts books. MMA is Mixed martial arts. That means, some people really learned every martial art to end and created its own under "MMA." That's preferable. However, some dishonest people are master of none (just like you). They didn't learn any particular martial art to an end and then established "Karate" or "MMA" or "Kung Fu" or "Wing Chun". Example, those "master of none (MMA), learned from Kung Fu for few months, Jiu Jitsu for few days, kickboxing for 1 month, wrestling for 2 month, Karate for 3 weeks, etc. I respect every REAL martial artist. Almost MMA people DON’T know a particular martial arts to "master level". Almost MMA don’t have one obvious style. So they are master of none in particular art. So, as a result, they open a school by "MMA." Remark: I'm not insulting anyone.
Nautilus1972 You know I really respect to Myint Sensei and uploader Su Su San's work done. The video is an ancient documentary. The old "Real Karate" was more practical. What you mean "the bouncing karate" is Sport Karate. Sport karate is not "Real Karate". Sport Karate, which you mostly see at tournaments; SEA Games as an example, is NOT "Real Karate". I saw Myint Sensei has 36 years teaching experience in Karate from this video. So by the way, what's about your teaching experience in any martial arts?
Then Bruce Lee was non. Coz he couldn't complete his Wing Chun (he didn't complete & went to US). He learnt Taekwando but didn't get black. He entered boxing match and got champ when he was teen. He learnt intensive high kick training from Chuck Norris by exchanging with his Wing Chun sticky hand (Chi Sao). Later he said no style, "be like water", flexible. As far as I knew if stick on one art up to master level then very hard to change another art. One art to another art contradicts. Hard to decide what have to get rid of and what have to still keep and what have to adopt etc. Smart people learn what they need and enter to competition. Most of the MMA didn't get black belt but learnt many arts and move on (they made sure what they've learnt and practice again & again to master in one technique, for example, kimura or arm bar or triangle or striking etc. Most of the fighters who got black belt stick on one art usually lost in MMA fight. Remember, if you want to eat banana then you need to peel off banana skin and eat it. The meaning is objective, try to get what you want in stead of wasting your time to learn and getting black. Those MMA people don't waste their time. They've objective. They learnt effective strikes method, take down, ground technique that suit for them. Then they learnt ground & pound, they learnt choke & break etc. Then they practice all round and in competition they use all their methods what they've learnt. Remember, to be MMA fighter, 3 to 5 hours/ day, 5 to 6 days/week have to train. Legendary UFC champ Randy Couture (wrestling based) didn't have black, Fedor Emelianenko (Russian Sambo), Kevin Randleman (wrestling base), Thiago Silver etc didn't get black belt but they were champ, believe me over 90% of one art black belt will be getting trouble to fight with them. There are some who got black in karate such as Machida, St Pere etc but changed their traditional art style and entered to UFC to fight. In MMA match, if use only one technique will be lousy looser. OK, one more reference for you, legendary fighter Benny "The Jet" Urquidez, who master in 10 arts did in square ring. He normally used boxing, karate & judo technique to fight. I think you need to read more rather than asking other to read more. Mohammad Ali vs Antonio Inoki, Mohammad Ali used boxing only, Antonio Inoki used wrestling, karate etc. Mohammad Ali was soundly kicked by Inoki & once Inoki was going to ground & pound but referee had to stop and at the end, judges & referee had to make it draw due to Ali was going loose. Later Ali had to attend hospital coz his leg muscles were seriously damaged by Inoki's low kicks. Conclusion, Ali used only one technique, boxing while Inoki used wrestling, karate etc. That's the different MMA vs master in only one martial art.
I dont know why people say kyokushin is not traditional, i did shotokan for 6 years (in 2 dojos) , now i do kyokushin and i see more "traditional" pratices in kyokushin
Proud to be Karate Samurai since 1983.. Bushido our immortal way of life. OSU! To all karate practitioners.. Iam 59 practice every day..to the end...of my life.
cool video ...but thanks a lot ....the beginning song is going to be stuck in my head for a week ..I'll be singing it in public and people will look at me weird ...... all except for one guy ...... because he will get up and start singing the song with me.
Punching out flames is easier when there are big arm movements that also move a lot of air, especially with preceding movements in a different direction before the obvious movement because that creates even more disruption of the thermally-induced air circulation.
I used to do Goshin Ju Jitsu and my Sensei was taught by Vernon Bell (the man who brought karate to Britain) and Kenshiro Abbe (judo and aikido master). The striking and movement of Ju Jitsu is very much like karate while the throws come from judo and joint locks come from aikido.
For me, this is the best traditional karate competition maybe some day will bring back the rules of first killing blow because that is the true karate is not todays. Hoping that some day will make happen.
Su Su San dear but now a days BULLSHIT bitches are everywhere making excuses this n that we train in kihon full contact but we train in touch n back for tournaments
@warrior a Some people practice Karate for gold medals, tournaments. On the other hand, some practice Karate in order to protect themselves of snatching, bullying, street fight, and so on. Others practice for athletic purposes. Most importantly, it is necessary for Karate practitioners to always keep in mind of FORGIVENESS AND TOLERANCE as well as practicing Karate as ROUTINE. Thanks.
+Anderson Queiroz Dias I l love the song, too! Karate Myint Kywe said the song title is "Karate Baka Ichidai" by Masato Shimon and Daikichirou Kusube. The music is from one of the Karate movies in about 1977. :D
❤ Koniji wa, this is Karate i was Learning in 1976 at Sensei Ochi in Germany. and Germany get the World Champion Chip. Jürgen Willrod .😅 Sensei Hideo Ochi was one from my Thatcher in 80-90 er jahrs.
It's called "空手バカ一代・空手道おとこ道" in Japanese and "Karate Baka Ichidai" in English. Here I took this soundtrack from this video attached below: ruclips.net/video/jRlJ3BZ8bIM/видео.html
It's in Burmese language. :) Myint Kywe is a real name. He is also included in this video at 6:20, 7:36. He's also a historian, the pen name is Myoma Myint Kywe. He become Karate chief instructor since 1978.
I also practice shotokan karate exactly the modern one. This one is combat effective to defend our self against the crime that aparently isn't been taught anymore unless you go Okinawa.
WHAT IS THE OBJECTIVE OF KARATE?
In order to master in Karate, one needs to have persisting perseverance and the instructor needs to teach his students properly. The objective of learning Karate is not to fight someone, it is to protect ourselves from enemies, for example, when someone attempts to stab you at night time in a street, tries to snatch something from you, you need to COUNTER ATTACK them to secure yourself, THIS IS WHAT KARATE IS FOR. We aren't criticizing and rejecting every single of Sport Karate. We believe every Karate man practices Kihon and Kata, but it's important to include powerful bunkai techniques in kata and powerful kumite. So, when a sport Karateka practices kata which contains bunkai and powerful kumite, I appreciate him as a real Karateka.
Follow these 9 facts in your daily life:
1. Practice KIHON, KATA, KUMITE (POWERFUL) regularly.
2. Be humble at any costs.
3. Don't be belligerent.
4. Don't be arrogant.
5. Stand for truth.
6. Be honest.
7. Don't get easily anger (provocative)
8. Be patient as much as you can.
9.To win without a fight is the best, however, at some times, fighting back is needed when you encountered a dangerous situation and needed to protect yourself.
Please don't forget to share this video to all of your full contact and sport Karate friends in order to spread the word "Real traditional Karate is different from today's sport Karate!"
Who cares about life and death as long as you get a trophy right?
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Su Su San I like the karate Baka Ichi dai opening song added to this video.
@@blackfoxhound6801 Glad you like it! :)
If you cant even win in a contest with rules and referees what makes you think your karate will be any good in battle of life and death? You people who hate on competitive martial arts assume yourselves to be superior but you only believe this because you refuse to put yourselves to the test.
Now this works for a fight, not today's karate
+Fernando Sosa Thank you! Don't forget to share this video to real Karate practitioners! ;)
this kind of karate is still taught, and i believe the WGKF is coming close in bringing back some 'traditional' sport karate back into heavy/full contact continuous sparring, and karate combat is definitely a full contact league. they just need to adjust their rules to allow for common karate techniques like knees, elbows and shutos, and maybe extend the ground fighting limit from 5 to 10 or 15 seconds.
@@johnpjones1775 its common in kudo
@@rockysingh4090 i mean that's great? but combing judo and karate was kind of pointless since most what's in judo has always been in the kata of karate, it's just changing the mindset of training.
@@johnpjones1775 if we see traditional goju ryu it has 40 per striking 30 takedowns/throws rest grapping locks vital point strikes bcoz its street fight meant for multi attackers
old traditional karate was awesome...
Now this is Karate! I just spent watching a video of some "legends" staring at each other for 6 mins. But this, this is amazing!
My Uncle Shito Zeikeio is in this video.
I'm very glad that more and more people are getting to understand about "Real Traditional Karate" is very different from "bouncing tournament-only sport Karate". By the way, I would like you to share this video to your friends!! Thanks again.
yes me too, I always thought the bouncing was silly and that Kata techniques were not just to look good. thank you for sharing this. I myself do traditional karate in a sport karate dojo before so I got a lot of hate but I have nothing to be ashamed of.
+CreamyChoclate LobsterWarrior. You're welcome. I agree with you.
my mster Stan Schmidt appears on this video sometimes.
👊ss Su Su San
I am SO glad that there are still people who can appreciate how special and amazing traditional karate is and what it can mean to a person, a child and what it can do whilst growing up, it shaped me into the person I am today. Children today think martial arts are a way of teaching someone a lesson or to ensure you are top dog. That's not it... AT ALL, too much movies... Hollywood is DEGRADING the essence of traditional karate... My sensei: Stan Schmidt (JKA South Africa) is an amazing man and obtaining my Shodan through him and all the other great senseis who prepared me along the way, was an amazing journey into a world I would have NEVER thought possible... Traditional Karate is about Justice, Equality, Human Rights, Human Dignity, Unity, Freedom, Trust, Development, Transformation, Excellence and SO much more...
It's just sad how most other martial arts which originated from Shotokan seem to think they are superior yet we never judge the others... We are all the same and can all learn much from one another if we only take the time to do so... No?
You're telling truth!
Best Tradicional Karate video EVER!!!!!
Thank you! And please DO share with your other friends as well. Let's spread the word "Real Karate is much different from Sport Karate!"
Gen Choi Hong Hi (Father of Taekwondo, 1918-2002) learned Shotokan Karate and attained 2nd dan under Gichin Funakoshi (Shotokan Karate founder, 1868-1957). Masutatsu Oyama (Kyokushin Karate founder, 1923- 1994) he learned Shotokan Karate and attained 4th dan under Gichin Funakoshi. Won Kuk Lee (Father of Tang Soo Do, 1907-2002) black belt in Shotokan Karate under Gichin Funakoshi (father of Shotokan Karate) and Gigo Funakoshi (the son of Gichin) in 1944. Taekwondo, Kyokushin Karate, JKA, SKI, and Tang Soo Do has influences of Shotokan Karate.
Shaolin, Shotokan Karate, Tang Soo Do, Kyokushin Karate, and Taekwondo, etc are brothers in martial arts history.
Su Su San , you've made one mistake. Karate and Kung Fu are NOT brothers. Kung Fu is the origin of Karate. it cames to Okinawa at first and the "Shoryiu" Karate Style is one of the oldest 4 Styles. Shoryiu = Shaolin.
Karate means "Open Fist " but the original Symbol was this "唐手 "
that means "Chinese Fist". it was the official name until 1930 when the nationalist in Japan came to the Government
Well said.
OMG. Don't mention to Funakoshi in okinawa... They said that he sell the karate to japan, when japan invaded to okinawa. These time Okinawa Karate wa influence by china Martial Arts, Tuidi(China Hand) was the first name or Karate, Te what mean HAND was divide by the village, Naha-te, Tomari-te, Shuri- Te. The most oldest Karate coming from Ryukyu Kingdom(now Okinawa) is Shorin-RYU, that mean Young Forest or Small Forest, same like Shaolin, cause the founder was a bodyguards from Shuri Castle who move to China to studying Quan Fan, Shaolin Kung fung, White Crane, tiger and other martial art form china a mixed it and Create Okinawa TE now KARATE. Kata on the old okinawa language mean Quan(Kata or Forms). Pinan, Hukusuru, Naihachi, Passai, etc are derived from Between Kung fung and pechin joint lock arts.
Don't forget to share this video to all of your Karate friends! ;) Let's spread that "Real ancient traditional Karate is quite different from sport Karate which we're seeing at many tournaments today!"
su su San hello this type of hand can not only damage when he hit someone but also if he block someone punch it damaged that part.
We're not rejecting Sport Karate. Real Karate is the real self defense. In other words, "Real Karate" is real self defense martial art in combination of sport Karate. However, we strongly DISLIKE the "bouncing Karate (SPORT KARATE)" which we usually see at tournaments. We strongly DISLIKE Sport Karate without bunkai, without advanced kumite. If Sport Karate involves advanced bunkai and advanced sparring technique instead of bouncing for show, then Sport Karate would be recognized as "Real Karate."
Traditional KARATE is practical in real life and the Japanese self defense that uses beyond both HAND and LEG techniques. The “traditional Karate” consists Kihon, Kata, Kumite, and meditation systematically and theoretically.
TRADITIONAL Karate is the real combat striking martial art using punching, kicking,
knee strikes,elbow strikes, open hand techniques, chokes, dodges, , joint manipulations, grappling, throws, take downs blocks, strikes, throws, restraints.
“The ultimate aim of karate lies not in victory nor defeat, but in the perfection of the character of its participants."
-Gichin Funakoshi Sensei
Su Su San Before, Sundome (non-contact) Karate which was traditional in name only had ruined Karate down to "dance". Later, semi-contact like Kyokushin followed the same steps to take Karate down to "Sumo". Hope there will be more consciousness of real Karate like old Okinawan Karate and that of Kenji Ushiro.
you should check out chute fighting or shoot fighting in America Japan it's chute
Su Su San the actual moto of karate or other martial arts of simillar kinds is to try to prepare mind and body spirit by cultivating and constant practice continously so that not only your body becomes strong and adapt to pain and endurance but also mind becomes adapt to body movement in form of various strikes or lock throws stance slide etc. with fast and sharp reflex this al total helps to fight more effectively in serious condition till you can find way to escape danger or attack by peoples in some form. That doesn't mean you won't use any weapon that you will use as soon as you get in position or hold of either in your possesion or by taking out it may be actual weapon or any thing which is used as weapon all with simple and single motive to save your life and escape serious damage of life and honour! But also to develop a very calm mind and sensing capability where to able to differentiate between just normal fun or fight or actual threat and to escape or stop actuall violence by restrain and avoidance at the begining of problem and above all controlling anger! Because anger destroys capacity to differentiate between threat to life and just an adversary or opponent or not something serious! Anger many times actually gets the person itself serious harmed due to creating of violent situation without knowing and then could not stop it latter! Also anger often cause all power and energy to be used on innocent often loved ones or near and dear ones who are freindly instead of enemy due to lacking power of differentiation between friend and foe. Anger is the foremost enemy first elliminate it before any thing and the cause of anger being fear and dissatisfaction and no faith where it should be. Actually real thing is if you have trained in one martial arts only but with motive and effort to defend yourself from physicall aggression than its enough as techniques are same various movements of same energy just understand that you practice thousand martial arts and millions of technique or just one art and simple basic movement or techniques even one technique its same because its ultimately the same human body with same structure moving with different motion and way to defeat other body in martial arts. Every thing is same nothing is perfect but constant practice makes it possible and oneness of mind and finally faith creates both courage and believe to succeed and confidence to accomplice.
Su Su San hay the karate people in America were I live they saw karate a way to make money they dont care what they teach their students it is all about the money
Some of the people say that mma is best for self defence.
Today October 5th is the World Teachers' Day.
So I want to honour all the teachers around the world, especially school teachers, Karate teachers, etc. I am very proud of teaching job! I bow my head to all teachers/instructors from my childhood until today. Thank you.
This is traditional Shotokan. The real traditional karate is Okinawan karate. With all my respect. Onegaishimasu.
This is the real karate!
it's a shame to realize that most of the wkf dojos nowadays teach karate as a sport and pointing system..
+Ejay Reyes That's right!
Ejay Reyes that trend "bounce karate" started after the first world karate championship tourney which was about points and points.
Ejay Reyes Do not mix sport with traditional karatedo 👍
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yes but not all because karate is made okinawa its just only sotokan karate see other styles if karate like uachi ryu
In the past, Karate was the real deal. The art of the deadliest and most explosive strike. Blinding speed, almost unblockable attacks...
Nowadays, sportif styles watered it down so much. :/
Agree. Would like to see more Karateka enter MMA matches.
karate is a cheap copy of kung fu. kung fu is the best.
The crap down all started with the world karate championship tournament, which is shown in this video. This is early tournament karate era where guys like Ninomiya participated.
The idea was to have karate practicioneers meet and compete for fine honing.
But what happened was focus of karate changed from perfecting karate to winning karate championships.
The video clips shown here is the birth of " bouncy karate" what you see now is it's epidemic manifestation.
Masses also like tournament karate vs combat karate cos it shows em a career path leading to price money.
Supermomo2007 nothing is better..depends on the practitioner and their instructor, traditional karate techniques are applied with such speed and force that the techniques are highly dangerous..so beware..nothing to do with competition karate..I was trained by Shihan Kanazawa from white belt to 3rd Dan...
@@Supermomo2007 not cheap some of the forms are very deadly shotokan, and okinawan , and Kyokushin is bad ass., some of these guys know the iron palm and fist they can hurt you very bad.... but i study hung gar kung fu for all that its worth...................
This is the karate I learned 50 years or so ago. I've stopped practising these last 4-5 years because karate nowadays has become too namby-pamby. Competitions now, especially in the US, are just gymnastic displays.
however, one of the best videos of traditional martial arts I have ever seen.
I respect this video because this is ancient documentary in karate history. Thanks to uploader Su Su San. I know Karate Myint on internet he's both Karate instructor and historian.
I have already known that Karate was an effective fighting style. But now I see it is not only effective but also a perfect martial art.
Love this. I learned old school Tae Kwon Do and always noted the similarities with Shotokan.
Yes, Taekwondo and Karate are brothers in martial arts. :)
Old world true traditional Karate is NOT sport and does not compete against the soft watered down stuff. I studied true hard Karate in 1975 and i still do. I love this video
Traditional Karate is Way Better than Modern Karate
Wow what an amazing video. This is what I want to learn. I also want the cultural aspect from it. My ancestors were northern European but I love learning about other cultures, especially Japanese which I consider to be rich and honorable. Thank you for posting this.
+sgtbland Thank you for your comment & my pleasure! ;)
this is what i've been looking for. a real video of real traditional karate. no bouncing motions.. only aim to strike and strike to defeat opponents. this footage send chills down to my spines..
Miss those days sparring with senior karatekas from that era, learn a lot about humility. Make you appreciate simple techniques like the rapid advancing reverse punches with walnut sized knuckles while grabbing your arms.
Kyokushin originated from Shotokan!? What!? Sure, Oyama sensei had 4th dan in Shotokan, but for some reason there is no mention in the video, that He started his way in martial arts from Kempo in China, and that he ALSO had 4th dan in Kodokan Judo and 7TH DAN IN GOJU-RYU. And started development of his own school after leaving Goju-ryu, not Shotokan. It can be seen if you compare traditional techniques of Kyokushin to Shotokan and Goju-ryu
You're correct. Oyama Shihan's notable works are uncountable. (y) Thank you for pointing out.
but in kyokushin kata its similiar with shotokan kata, not goju ryu
thats why many says that oyama shihan is influenced from shotokan
Well, Gojuryu, kyokushin, shotokan, etc are havin same root. ..ofcourse there will be same at some point. Those style are at same level, its the person who make it looks better.😀
@@oss2647 May be influence only from kata, and mixed it with other karate style.
@@oss2647 He learned both. Kyokushin have Shotokan AND Goju katas.
I'm still believe in Karate
Even today's Karate is really weak and useless in fights but I believe that Karate will rise up again one day
วรพัทธ์ เชง define Karate being weak
styles are not weak, only fighters can be weak
I hope so!
@@dakentaijutsu2010 I doubt that people who train to touch their opponent quickly for a point are prepared to defend themselves in a real life situation. Karate needs to return to being a Martial art and not a sport.
Watching this brings back memory's when I studied Karate and other martial arts when younger. I was ALL about traditional training. I would jump in a snow-filled lake, train in the snow, etc.
Also, people often say that MMA is "real" fighting, not traditional Martial Arts, that they can't compete. However, what they don't get is first often traditional arts practiced today aren't "traditional" at all, to where you train to fight in order to live, in other words hard, warrior training. Second, most arts were designed for self-defense encounters, NOT "sport" fighting which is what MMA etc. is. So, of course, there is potentially going to be "limitations" to certain arts, like a common complaint especially is Aikido etc. But I can promise, an Aikido practitioner that trains to really FIGHT, a Warrior in how they train, they WILL do good in the MMA etc.
This video is great and I would like to thank you for this. It shows the abundance of the karate system and that real Karate is more then WKF tournament. Oss..
oss!! taekwon Do and karate.
In the past i decided hay I'm going to take a karate class but i had stuff happen in my family life that was tuff BUT NOW family stuff is fine pluse the class took FOREVER to drive so i gave up pluse my bro decide to teach punchs stuff like that when I was young and went soooooo easy on me since I don't do sit ups and push ups and he is older and STRONG i was interested in karate when i was young because of spongebob it still LOVE THE SHOW and I got more interested since ...you the karate kid movie and I was worried is this good style don't GET ME wrong I would still in joy to calm do slow moves to calm but I thought is this good if some CRAZY person comes to me to kill me would it be good to fight if I did karate and I see watching the video you shown I see It would be good and I decided to try and give karate and another shot thank you so much
That's a good job! Some people practice Karate for gold medals, tournaments. On the other hand, some practice Karate in order to protect themselves of snatching, bullying, street fight, and so on. Others practice for fitness purposes. Most importantly, it is necessary for Karate practitioners to always keep in mind of FORGIVENESS AND TOLERANCE as well as practicing Karate as ROUTINE.
Thanks for watching and happy practicing Karate!
One word, Beautiful!
I like the video. Would you tell me the song title and the singer, please ?
Richa Chlarramita Oksuladiya The song title is "Karate Baka Ichidai" by Jiro Tsunoda and Jōya Kagemaru. The music is from one of the Karate movies in about 1977. Thank you for asking. :D
Richa Chlarramita Oksuladiya
The song title is "Karate Baka Ichidai" by Masato Shimon and Daikichirou Kusube. The music is from one of the Karate movies in about 1977.
Thank you for asking. :D
Thank you very much.
thanks for sharing, it made me remembering my sensei
As Olimpíadas
mataram o Karatê!
O que se vê hoje não é nem sombra do KARATÊ RAIZ !!!!
Saudades!
O que se vê hoje é o "karatê de pulinhos".
Cool video but I have to ask is Okinawa the only place to find good karate training also I've been confused on if karate is a family of the same martial art or if it is the Okinawan word for martial arts like Kung Fu is for China
Please read Karate-do Kyohan book by Gichin Funakoshi.
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Holy shit! Amazing! Where did you get this footage? I would love to see more!
I've been searching traditional karate after about Samurai, as I understand by reading the book or finding the information that Karate is one of part in Samurai and Bushido spirit.
i have taken tang so do and tae kwon do and they are not the same. so do not know where you get that tang so do moon do kwan turn in to tae kwon do. also you did not say a word about hap ki do
Such a good video
Las artes marciales son una disciplina realmente hermosa.
Super Video🥋💗
Oss.
The crap down all started with the world karate championship tournament, which is shown in this video. This is early tournament karate era where guys like Ninomiya participated.
The idea was to have authentic traditional karate practicioneers meet and compete for fine honing.
But what happened was focus of karate changed from perfecting karate to winning karate championships.
The video clips shown here is the birth of " bouncy karate" what you see now is it's epidemic manifestation.
Masses also like tournament karate vs combat karate cos it shows em a career path leading to price money.
Lindo! Karatê é uma arte maravilhosa!!!
thank you it's very moving
I think it is ironic that UFC / cage fighting has reawakened Martial artists interest in ancient Okinawan Karate. What really works? Well that is a tricky question when you have strong, well trained opponents trying to knock you down and rip your arm off. In my opinion Gichin Funakoshi was a visionary, not as a martial artist, but as the man who realised the potential of Karate as a way of instilling discipline and respect into Japanese schools and colleges. That vision has lead to Karate becoming a global sport, martial art, way of life, philosophy and I am thankful for that as I have trained for 30 years. It does not mean I believe that Gichin Funakoshi invented Karate or that he was the greatest martial artist that has ever lived. I have taught around 100 Karate students, Gichin Funakoshi indirectly has taught Karate to millions of people across the globe, and what a legacy. I still don't like Shotokan as a style though (sorry) and I moved to other styles quite quickly, but I respect Karate students choice if Shotokan is their style. Sensei Funakoshi had two instructors as a youngg man and he amalgamated his instructors techniques into Shotokan, so many instructors have done the same and our wonderful world of Karate and martial arts evolves, sometimes down a dead-end but sometimes into fantastic clubs where a great energy exists. I aspire to teach in such an environment. Osu
Thank you, J123Tilley. I'm surprised by your opinion that Gichin Funakoshi was a visionary, not as a martial artist, but as the man who realised the potential of Karate as a way of instilling discipline and respect into Japanese schools and colleges. I believe that Gichin Funakoshi is the father or first pioneer of modern Karate.
You said that you have trained for 30 years and taught around 100 Karate students. So, please let me know FROM WHOM you have trained Karate and WHERE your Karate school has been established. What was your previous style? Shotokan or Kyokushin? And what is your current Karate style? As for me, I respect each of real Karate style which means I don't feel that other martial arts are less important than Shotokan style or does not deserve respect like some homeowners often look down on plumbers. Thanks for your interest in our video.
" Traditional Karate is about Justice, Equality, Human Rights, Human Dignity, Unity, Freedom, Trust, Development, Transformation, Excellence and SO much more...
It's just sad how most other martial arts which originated from Shotokan seem to think they are superior yet we never judge the others... We are all the same and can all learn much from one another if we only take the time to do so... No?"
Credit goes to Paul du Plessis's comment
In "Karte Do my Way" he wrote that he changed his Karate for sport and sacrifice the martial effectivity. And he wasnt the first. His main teacher Anko Itosu also allready watered it down for education on schools.
Cage fighting is only a partial test. Real life is far more complex and has very different 'rules'.
So beautiful karate!!!
This video is lit, everything my sensei tell me is in here! Literally, glad to found this video that match the teachings of my sensei and it also capture the essence of karate beautifully!
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@@browneyes7722 you get some help...
@@browneyes7722 due get some help bro i don't even care or read your stupid "comment"
@@browneyes7722 get some help
@@akirosensei Lol he is so irrelevant, google didn't even sent me notification of his reply.
Traditional karate is still around today, like Shotokan(JKA) which ive been doing since I was 6, traditional karate is the real deal.
1:13 where I can find this video? please
Excelente video, Gracias!!
Thank you.
Thank god I am at a Shotokan dojo that teaches this kind of full contact Karate (none of us like WKF sport Karate). I was told a couple of WKF guys came to one of our courses/sessions (this was before I started so I forgot exactly what it was) and left halfway through because they couldn't handle the training style (ie the type of training that makes you feel sick with exhaustion within an hour). Says it all.
You're right. They might couldn't have handled full contact Karate training because of they were always accustomed to learn sport that and sport this, sport Karate at their dojo, sports Karate tournaments. Full contact Karate practitioners like us can protect ourselves in a real fight. In order to master in Karate, one needs to have persisting perseverance and the instructor needs to teach his students properly. The objective of learning Karate is not to fight someone, it is to protect ourselves from enemies, for example, someone attempts to stab you at night time, tries to snatch something from you, you need to COUNTER ATTACK them, this is the objective of Karate is for. We aren't criticizing and rejecting every single of Sport Karate. We believe that every Karate man practice Kihon and Kata, but it's important to include powerful bunkai techniques in kata and kumite. So, when a sport Karateka practices kata which contains bunkai and powerful kumite, I bow him as a real Karateka.
Follow these facts in your daily life:
1. Practice KIHON, KATA, KUMITE (POWERFUL) regularly.
2. Be humble at any costs.
3. Don't be belligerent.
4. Don't be arrogant.
5. Stand for truth.
6. Be honest.
7.To win without a fight is the best, however, at some times, fighting back is needed when you encountered a dangerous situation and needed to protect yourself.
Please don't forget to share this video to all of your full contact and sport Karate friends in order to spread the word "Real traditional Karate is different from today's sport Karate!"
What's the title of the song? I love the song! It's about karate I guess.
Baka Ichidai
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Wow i have to learn some of these throws
This summer I will earn my first Dan. Trainings have just restarted when my Sensei finally found a Dojo. We were not able to do it during the winter because Covid didn't allow us to get a Dojo, so we only did it in the summer, in a park. Finally, we returned to our original Dojo.
Where did you get that first clip? I don't think I've ever seen a more amazing exchange in sparring!
First of all the presence of mind to throw that front kick so quickly after dodging and doing a foot sweep. Then I've never seen a kick throw someone in the air like that, yet he immediately throws a back fist upon landing.
I'd definitely be interested in seeing that whole fight if it's available.
Man, I wanna see some footage of those tournaments that had bare fist, full contact face punching. All I can find are either boxing gloves or no face hits endurance matches!! :)
where I can find the original video of 1:50 until 1.53???
Ras Rubeni I think this is the original: ruclips.net/video/kAVxM5GIsz8/видео.html
Good stuff, Looks like kyokushin karate!!!
steve mcgarrett well some of it is Kyokushin!
Yes, of course. Kyokushin descends from Shotokan Karate according to Karate history so Kyokushin and Shotokan are brothers in martial art history. :)
Watermelons and other inanimate objects don’t hit back. Sparring without gloves and other body pad protection, like in the old days, does help build control. Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face. Train like you are in an elevator, confronted by a few guys with sticks or knives. This kind of karate is not a sport, not meant to consider survivors. Its meant to de capacitate in the quickest, most effective way possible. This kind of karate is meant to prepare you for the last resort.
Thanks for sharing this video!
You're welcome! Please do share this video to other Karate practitioners as well!
I would be happy learning this
The video is fucking good, the music is historical... But is quite similar to a mecha anime opening :P
AWESOME! One thing: actually Shaolin is the ancester of Shotokan, a grandfathwr may be, but not a brother. Greetings.
totally true, i "almost" always see kata as a "dance" when it is just to upgrading grades and modern kumite like "fast combat theatering" even so i am only 17 years old so don't think i am an ancien master : P
We young ones are able to judge by ourselves, but the truth lies above practice. Sometimes I feel like I'm too far away from my sensei.
Btw, Rammstein is fucking awesome 👍👍
Very inspirational
Thanks! Don't forget to let other Karate practitioners know so that they'll be inspired by this video too! :D :D
Real Karate is the best. 最良のベスト, Sairyō no besuto! (The best of the best)! Let's publicize the way of real traditional Karate in future! Everyone must learn Karate righteously and honestly. Karate can be practiced by every age, everybody, boys and girls.
Love is better than fighting, tolerance is better than fighting, forgiveness is better than fighting, but fighting is better than surrender. But Karateka should be non-belligerent. If a belligerent person uses his Karate, his Karate is NOTHING. If someone uses his Karate for insulting, bullying, and arrogance, his Karate is NOTHING.
Karate is the best ... what? Martial Art? Matter of opinion. Kung Fu is far more beautiful (and ancient, if that's your thing). Best form of self-defense? Absolutely not - and a kick from the rear foot should never be attempted, so much of karate is telegraphy. Anyone can see that MMA is the way forward. But it should be preserved at all costs, to track the history of human movement. This 'bouncing karate' is certainly horrible.
Nautilus1972 You need to read more martial arts books. MMA is Mixed martial arts. That means, some people really learned every martial art to end and created its own under "MMA." That's preferable. However, some dishonest people are master of none (just like you). They didn't learn any particular martial art to an end and then established "Karate" or "MMA" or "Kung Fu" or "Wing Chun". Example, those "master of none (MMA), learned from Kung Fu for few months, Jiu Jitsu for few days, kickboxing for 1 month, wrestling for 2 month, Karate for 3 weeks, etc. I respect every REAL martial artist. Almost MMA people DON’T know a particular martial arts to "master level". Almost MMA don’t have one obvious style. So they are master of none in particular art. So, as a result, they open a school by "MMA."
Remark: I'm not insulting anyone.
Nautilus1972 You know I really respect to Myint Sensei and uploader Su Su San's work done. The video is an ancient documentary. The old "Real Karate" was more practical. What you mean "the bouncing karate" is Sport Karate. Sport karate is not "Real Karate". Sport Karate, which you mostly see at tournaments; SEA Games as an example, is NOT "Real Karate". I saw Myint Sensei has 36 years teaching experience in Karate from this video. So by the way, what's about your teaching experience in any martial arts?
Then Bruce Lee was non. Coz he couldn't complete his Wing Chun (he didn't complete & went to US). He learnt Taekwando but didn't get black. He entered boxing match and got champ when he was teen. He learnt intensive high kick training from Chuck Norris by exchanging with his Wing Chun sticky hand (Chi Sao). Later he said no style, "be like water", flexible. As far as I knew if stick on one art up to master level then very hard to change another art. One art to another art contradicts. Hard to decide what have to get rid of and what have to still keep and what have to adopt etc. Smart people learn what they need and enter to competition. Most of the MMA didn't get black belt but learnt many arts and move on (they made sure what they've learnt and practice again & again to master in one technique, for example, kimura or arm bar or triangle or striking etc. Most of the fighters who got black belt stick on one art usually lost in MMA fight. Remember, if you want to eat banana then you need to peel off banana skin and eat it. The meaning is objective, try to get what you want in stead of wasting your time to learn and getting black. Those MMA people don't waste their time. They've objective. They learnt effective strikes method, take down, ground technique that suit for them. Then they learnt ground & pound, they learnt choke & break etc. Then they practice all round and in competition they use all their methods what they've learnt. Remember, to be MMA fighter, 3 to 5 hours/ day, 5 to 6 days/week have to train. Legendary UFC champ Randy Couture (wrestling based) didn't have black, Fedor Emelianenko (Russian Sambo), Kevin Randleman (wrestling base), Thiago Silver etc didn't get black belt but they were champ, believe me over 90% of one art black belt will be getting trouble to fight with them. There are some who got black in karate such as Machida, St Pere etc but changed their traditional art style and entered to UFC to fight. In MMA match, if use only one technique will be lousy looser. OK, one more reference for you, legendary fighter Benny "The Jet" Urquidez, who master in 10 arts did in square ring. He normally used boxing, karate & judo technique to fight. I think you need to read more rather than asking other to read more. Mohammad Ali vs Antonio Inoki, Mohammad Ali used boxing only, Antonio Inoki used wrestling, karate etc. Mohammad Ali was soundly kicked by Inoki & once Inoki was going to ground & pound but referee had to stop and at the end, judges & referee had to make it draw due to Ali was going loose. Later Ali had to attend hospital coz his leg muscles were seriously damaged by Inoki's low kicks. Conclusion, Ali used only one technique, boxing while Inoki used wrestling, karate etc. That's the different MMA vs master in only one martial art.
What's the name of the track that plays at 8:01 mark
Amazing
Thanks.
That song is the ring tone on my phone. I also use it to get a seat by myself on the bus.
I dont know why people say kyokushin is not traditional, i did shotokan for 6 years (in 2 dojos) , now i do kyokushin and i see more "traditional" pratices in kyokushin
Proud to be Karate Samurai since 1983..
Bushido our immortal way of life.
OSU! To all karate practitioners..
Iam 59 practice every day..to the end...of my life.
how come you don't see more throw and grappling in today matches?
My thumbs up to this video :)
Good video
cool video ...but thanks a lot ....the beginning song is going to be stuck in my head for a week ..I'll be singing it in public and people will look at me weird ...... all except for one guy ...... because he will get up and start singing the song with me.
Punching out flames is easier when there are big arm movements that also move a lot of air, especially with preceding movements in a different direction before the obvious movement because that creates even more disruption of the thermally-induced air circulation.
Me: "Krotty doesn't work in real li-*gets stabbed with a whole fucking hand*
can someone the name of the song?
ruclips.net/video/jRlJ3BZ8bIM/видео.html
Very difficult to find a good dojo these days, I want to return to karate after a long time and all dojos I see they only do sport karate
WoW! Today is all WKF karate now!!! Kyokushin still has fist fights but WKF karate has gloves
I used to do Goshin Ju Jitsu and my Sensei was taught by Vernon Bell (the man who brought karate to Britain) and Kenshiro Abbe (judo and aikido master). The striking and movement of Ju Jitsu is very much like karate while the throws come from judo and joint locks come from aikido.
For me, this is the best traditional karate competition maybe some day will bring back the rules of first killing blow because that is the true karate is not todays. Hoping that some day will make happen.
Where can i learn real karate
You should approach the right class that teaches real Karate. Thanks.
Su Su San dear but now a days BULLSHIT bitches are everywhere making excuses this n that we train in kihon full contact but we train in touch n back for tournaments
@warrior a
Some people practice Karate for gold medals, tournaments. On the other hand, some practice Karate in order to protect themselves of snatching, bullying, street fight, and so on. Others practice for athletic purposes. Most importantly, it is necessary for Karate practitioners to always keep in mind of FORGIVENESS AND TOLERANCE as well as practicing Karate as ROUTINE.
Thanks.
I love this song D:
+Anderson Queiroz Dias I l love the song, too! Karate Myint Kywe said the song title is "Karate Baka Ichidai" by Masato Shimon and Daikichirou Kusube. The music is from one of the Karate movies in about 1977. :D
I love this song
SOMEONE KNOWS HOW THE SONG IS CALLED? SOME LINK TO GET THE LETTER ???
ruclips.net/video/jRlJ3BZ8bIM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/jRlJ3BZ8bIM/видео.html
Can I link to music from a video?
Poetry in motion ❤
Very good...
❤ Koniji wa, this is Karate i was Learning in 1976 at Sensei Ochi in Germany. and Germany get the World Champion Chip. Jürgen Willrod .😅 Sensei Hideo Ochi was one from my Thatcher in 80-90 er jahrs.
How about Karate vs. Myanmar Lethwei?
I'm curious about your real face su su san. can you upload yourself doing kata?
動画アップお疲れ様ですm(_ _)m
「隠されていた空手」
はい、私たちは隠された空手をやってはいけませんか？
私たちは泳ぐのか、自分自身を水に沈めるのか？ By the way, Karate Myint 先生は中山雅俊の学生です。 ^_^
what is the name of the song?
It's called "空手バカ一代・空手道おとこ道" in Japanese and "Karate
Baka Ichidai" in English. Here I took this soundtrack from this video attached below:
ruclips.net/video/jRlJ3BZ8bIM/видео.html
At least 2 of these little clips are old ITF TKD from the late 50’s or early 60’s
"Myint Kywe"
What language is that?
It's in Burmese language. :) Myint Kywe is a real name. He is also included in this video at 6:20, 7:36. He's also a historian, the pen name is Myoma Myint Kywe. He become Karate chief instructor since 1978.
Look at the video again, the answer's right there. Burmese.
Nice very nice. High kicks are more in Chinese and Korean martial arts.
I also practice shotokan karate exactly the modern one. This one is combat effective to defend our self against the crime that aparently isn't been taught anymore unless you go Okinawa.
What is the song in the first half?
che bella canzone..