Amazing Nenten Technique | 9th dan Karate Master Explains | Ageshio japan

[@RegulusVi]

Thank you very much for creating this channel and translating the content to English, so most of the people in the world could enjoy the wisdom from the Great Masters.

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

You're welcome, and thank you so much for your comment. We will continue to help bridge Karate to the world. Oss!

[@markdonovan1540]

Very interesting, great insights and clear demonstration. I've never practised Karate, but I can appreciate the dedication and hard work these guys put into their art.

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

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[@kyobukanryu9360]

Fantastic! Kinjo Sensei is the real deal. Thank you for sharing.

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you very much for your comment. Yes, Kinjo Sensei is indeed the real deal. Stay tuned for his next one.

[@johncrouch1772]

Awesome leverage.

[@tomascontreras6141]

I studied in Okinawa when I was in the Army. Thus art has won me many street fights.

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you so much. It is nice that you have learned Okinawan Karate before. We hope you haven't stopped training. Oss!

[@evgenyrybin2394]

Excellent 👍 explanation

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you very much. We are glad you liked it.

[@francoismorin8721]

Bravo! I like that he still has so much energy for a later aged gentleman. It is very similar to what Bruce Lee developed with the one inch punch. But the roots must go back even to China, as Okinawa martial art were first called 唐手 (Chinese Hand). But we should not underestimate the way Okinawa-Te evolved on its own. I find that masters of martial arts from all around the world have things to teach us, if they took the time to perfect their art.

[@jesusjavierlaytenvera7267]

I trained 10 years for my Sensei to teach me this, this information is gold.

[@lasse1187]

Powerful 💪 thx for sharing this lesson from a real master

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

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[@Karylrx]

Awesome, this is the same principle used in Tai Chi Chuan , amazing !

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you for your comment, and useful information on Tai Chi Chuan :)

[@rvz7943]

Desarrolla mucho kime en su técnica al emplear bien la cadera ,, lo felicito ,,, oss

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

¡Gracias! Oss!

[@TehDanno1]

Very good demonstration, i use the palm technique to close my truck door when i fail to close it all the way. 👀

[@олегпупенко-е3я]

Как бы хотелось тренироваться у ТАКОГО МАСТЕРА. Самому 52 года, есть к чему стремиться. Здоровья ВАМ и ДОЛГИХ ЛЕТ ЖИЗНИ!

[@Mr440c]

В Санкт-Петербурге такой мастер есть. В Молдове есть.

[@lilaakim543]

👍🌟 Thank you so much! 🌸🌸🌸👏💖

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Excellent!!! :)

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you so much. We are glad you find it excellent. Greetings from Okinawa.

[@charleslopez1762]

Grettins from México! Arigato.

[@stanleng]

Excellent!

[@PaulGappyNorris]

This is all in Sanchin and Tensho, the very fundamentals of Goju.

[@mihailungheanu4631]

also in Wing Chun!

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

That's great to hear. Thank you for sharing.

[@kaeruyon]

ガチガチに構えてたら腰なんかまず動かないし、一瞬で力をマックスに持っていく技量も尋常じゃない。 まさに剛柔流という名前の通りの凄い空手だと思う。 ただ、もう少し全体も映してくれると嬉しい。これだとどうしても手に目が行ってしまうので・・・。

[@thomasda3482]

great information ... it is very close to chinese southern kung fu theory

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you so much for your comment.

[@837bc74]

マスター、共有していただきありがとうございます。神はあなた方全員をとても祝福します。❤ 😊 🙏

[@AbdoulayeDoumbia-m7u]

Un vidéo pour un débutant

[@roscoebarnesiii3989]

Don't boxers use their hips in same manner to put power into their punches?

[@kelicat6568]

Yes and they call it 'put your body behind your punch' which means basically the same thing.

[@tomascontreras6141]

It's first of all about Defense, then you strike the opponent.

[@EgonMalik]

🙏👍

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Oss!

[@demondcarter4317]

That was really good and informative But there is a great distinction between that technique they call one inch punch and the one inch punch made famous by Bruce Lee. Bruce lee's version the power comes from the foot,knee,waist, shoulder,elbow,forearm,first, in a chain link reaction. It's broken down into multiple parts that must come together and it flows like a wave of water from the floor up. I have never heard of a punch from Okinawa Karate referred to as a one inch punch.I have only heard of it from the Chinese martial arts.I just wanted to make note there is big distinction between both versions.

[@alfiefelix7968]

❤️

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you. Oss!

[@MartinJutras]

Suggoi desu yo!!

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Arigatougozaimasu! Oss!

[@tomascontreras6141]

Ruben Recio was a better fighter than me. RIP little brother.

[@fredricclack7137]

Hai- Spiral 🚫 ⭕! 🥋

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Oss!

[@Sky-8646]

One inch punch.. isn’t it bruce lee’s one inch punch..

[@jeffkao44]

心意念-丹田-瞬間腰轉動-四肢末梢........吋勁發出

[@aldocesar3599]

POR AHi PIENSO que El saltamontes???Tiene que ser DURO *Para SOPORTAR La Golpisas que le da el SENSEI *

[@PhongThanhLuu-yn8zb]

Sorry i not dans i White 😢

[@skecskec6044]

One-inch punch's cousin but less powerful. Well, uess this sensei uses only 10% strength for this demo video.