No one should use this bunkai, it’s not practical & will get you beat up in a real fight

That walk is like a reverse Mike Tyson Pushup, but with more walking involved. I like it, and I'll try it out with my workout!

Thanks

Great thanks, Amazing, inventive and practical as well. Paul.

Thank you sensei, what an awesome video, multiple levels of bunkai here, really useful and effective Karate.

Brilliant multi-attack sequence drill. This is good stuff.

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Very good lesson, sensei. Thank you for your dedication to Shimabuku Sensei's art.

Spammüll

Thank you Sensei!

Thank you Sensei, a great video explaining how we throw our kicks. 🙇

Don't mean to come off harshly here but, If you are training in a method that focuses on empty hand striking and you DON'T want to hit a makiwara... You may want to take up something else... The Makiwara is Essential and Irreplaceable. Respectfully.

Thank you for this very nice explanation/interpretation Sensei Oshita! My question is: After the reinforced bending of the opponent's wrist, you step into their space and perform a quick punch before the downward backfist. In the traditional kata, its almost like this punch doesn't exist. I like it as a variation to the theme of the kata, but would you recommend not interpreting the original Seiunchin kata as including this punch but having the fist just out slightly in order to pull it back with full force in order to increase the power of the opposing arm's downward backfist? Does that make sense as I've said it?

It's good technique, i would like a little critique. When the lady had both hands grabbed, instead of moving side, why not place s good hard kick to the groin, he'll release he's grip, hit him on the chin. The 1st move the lady does has to cause pain to the guy. Take care and be well.

Nidan wrist bend 😊

As the woman in the video, I'm glad to demonstrate this effective self-defense technique. It's crucial for women to feel empowered and prepared in any situation. Keep making awesome videos, Sensei-you’re making a real difference!

Women have much less strength than men generally, but they compensate with brains, where martial techniques learned give her advantage! Remember a lot of karate comes from white crane karate which was created by a female, I think to avenge the death of her father! Then man has one inch punch, women have smaller fists, where they can concentrate force into a much smaller area than an inch!

This all works great without resistance. Can we see pressure testing after you're done with instructions. Thanks Sensei and RIP TATSUO SHIMABUKU

The pros are so nuanced at their entire repertoire, offense & defense, it's amazing to watch & hear the explanations

Great to see you and Kobylanski Sensei together, he moves so well, you know the power is there if he wants to use it, great technique shown

If you find there’s spirits, it might be hard for white people to find a root worker unless you’re from the rural south! But you can always call your local Eastern Orthodox priest if you want to move them out?

❤very nice. Thankyou Sensei. Hoize

Great technique!

Those pads fell over by spirit! Old root doctor test, if you’re familiar with root doctors, they engage the spirit realm! Take a spoon by the tip of the handle between the forefinger and thumb, move the back of the spoon, the round part toward flowing water. No spirits, the spoon is deflected out, but if there’s spirit(s), they’ll push the round part of the spoon into the flow of water. Just an old root worker test to see if spirits were currently present!

Wonderful, it‘s quite rare to find a good Kobudo Tutorial online :D. By any chance do you have a Kobudo online course on Udemy?

My parents used work out together maybe you could mix some of the female self defense too.

Interesting. The way to break the leg is fine, but a stance with the knee over the toes will not work for me. Our Zenkutsu Dachi ( in Kyokushin) is much deeper. That is for building strength and opening/stretching the hips as much as possible. So we use the stance to build strenght, be more flexible, and of course build character. A low Zenkutsu Dachi over time is bloody painful, ha ha. So, in this low position, knee over toes will injure you knee. I teach my students to have the knee over the heel, and even move the foot just a little bit forward to save the knee, but still build the strength. Osu.

Great video, Sensei!

Great explanation!

Interesting thanks

Good breakdowns and practical

Great video Sensei, thank you

Thank you Sensei! Love the insight into those moves from Naihanchi and Sunsu 🙏

Good stuff. Thank you. Always enjoy these

Good video. I've been doing similar using a brick wall for quite a few years now. Its a very good isometric exercise that believe it or not will add power to your vertical punches as well as toughen the striking points on your knuckles. Personally speaking I know that conditioned hands will do more damage than unconditioned hands when no gloves or hand wraps are worn in a real combat situation.

do you fight much or just talk a good fight?

Thank you for this Sensei, very interesting video and illuminates a lot of extra uses for our stances.

Great video as always brother

I was taught that this was a double collar break. The step back brings his weight forward straightening his arms, the elbows wedge the through their arms and breaks their grips.

So fake😅

Great training that I have never seen before, and I am a 10 year Goju practitioner.

Thank you Sensei, you need to build a house from a strong foundation and the same applies to Isshinryu Karate. Great location for the explanation of the Dachi and it's uses!

I have thought if Tatsuo maybe didn't pull on things from older karate practices that may have been weaned out as Karate leaned toward education, Olympics, etc. As boxing changed as a sport, which before boxers used liniments to toughen their fists, held their hands differently bareboxing, etc. ??????????????

I've always wondered why some schools utilize crescent stepping and some don't.

Mizu Gami 🥰

It is not a reinforced block?

I like karate

Thank you for this video Sensei 🙇

I don't practice isshin ryu, but I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Thanks for posting

When you step in, step behind your opponent’s leg so that 1) your stance destroys their structure and 2) the won’t be able to grab your leg in the first place. Just my two cents.