Bunkai Suparinpei

[@RRTNZ]

Great video. You know a master when you see one because he makes the complicated seem simple and the very difficult seem easy.

[@アメリカとその市民私は愛してる]

☺ there are many different applications to bunkai. The key is just stop training with bunkai. Always keep studying, improving, and training. Never Give Up on your own personal training.

[@robertoalvelais528]

Greetings Senseis Del and Tony. You're looking good!

[@leonorgaray8061]

Felicitaciones muy buena practica y ya tengo mi 2do. Hijo Mario Flores como DAN EN TAEKWONDO y le va muy bien .Por eso desde pequeños hay que inculcarle las Artes Marciales y firmar muy buenas personas saludos

[@tinotrivino]

To understand this kata and creating a bunkai, it would be better to know the origin of this Kata (108, which came from Wushu, the technique behind it were a bit... different) But I like the video :)

[@PerfectlyFreedom]

Can you provide the link? I'm intrigued to know the origins of Suparinpei!

[@shankarsatheesan6846]

It's not Wushu. It's from some southern style of Kung Fu, quite possibly incense shop boxing. This was transferred to Okinawa, where it was considerably streamlined (but still extremely effective mind you)

[@WellingtonNZdojo]

also differs from one organisation to the next, as well as diff between Goju Kai, Goju Ryu, Shito Ryu and other Ryu that practise this Kata. All to do with interpretation

[@shafishaikvlogs6781]

thanq sensai

[@carlosavendano9420]

impresonante me ayudo :D

[@pasqualedinuzzo8260]

Great!!

[@fernan01978]

Thanks

[@joelbodet4214]

Ceinture Rouge

[@juanmata3472]

Esto es muy estúpido.