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It's always been a fast movement. I think the slow movement comes from competitions where the competitor wants to stand out.

@@molefilebone check old videos of Kanku Dai. Kanazawa's tapes, or the old black and white tapes of the JKA, was always executed slowly.

I used to find that annoying as well. You get a kata down pat and then some high and mighty (up themselves) sensei wants to boost his ego by making an unnecessary change. I remember I used to ignore the change and do it as I had learned. I figured after having earned my dan grade through hell, I had the right. And if they don't like it - f*ck them!

Cobra Kai Sam vs Tory, season 4 Finals? anyone 🤔🤔😏

@@pro5p3c7or1 no

@@pro5p3c7or1 kenichi

nothing is 100% correct，why bother？

@@dathramer9612thank you to reply my long ago post. Too me a while to recall and I have to watch this video again to see what it was. I had been attended sensei Kagawa’s seminar and I expect him from my heart. I know how much he knows in this martial art. But what this appeared to me a low level training. With his presence, people will believe this is how join should be performed and this is terribly wrong. What appeared in video is a western or modern kata. Most karate kata was performed in wrong force flow from application. But least shotokan has a tradition to keep basic training into its movement and hide some meanings in the kata. The way join is taught will completely hide or erase the meanings in the kata. This is why it should not be wrong and shouldn’t teach this way. I am afraid if I do t make comments now, people will use sensei kagawa’s clip and use it as a bible reference. This would be terribly wrong. In this sense , sensei Kanazawa, sensei Yahara, or sensei nishiyama all done a better job on this. Kata can be interpreted different But with correct meaning and movement based on intention. But sports kata should be eliminated. This is why I can’t tolerate.