How to train Makiwara that you absolutely must know.｜絶対に知っておくべき巻藁のポイント｜八木一平 Ippei Yagi｜剛柔流 Gojyu-ryu

Let's learn the real Okinawa traditional karate now with the members
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今回は視聴者からの質問に八木一平先生が答えます。
This time, Ippei Yagi sensei will answer questions from viewers.
巻藁で鍛錬する上で絶対に知っておくべき内容になっています。
It is a content that you absolutely must know when training with Makiwara.
必ず実践してください。
Please be sure to practice it.
剛柔流明武館　八木道場総本部　八木一平先生への取材、稽古の問い合わせは下記まで
Goju-ryu Meibu-kan headquarters：
To apply for interviews and lessons with Ippei Yagi sensei, please contact the following.
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[e-mail]
Okinawa Karate Federation
www.okinawakara...
Okinawa traditional karate association:
www.odks.jp/
Okinawa Karate Kaikan
karatekaikan.jp/
#goju-ryu#OkinawaKarate#makiwara

[@wohlstandcheah7056]

Legendary, impressive passion for teaching and sharing

[@bhudev_jaykishan_tiwari]

I also practice goju ryu kata. In India. I am dan 1. I love the way you guys train and practice. It's my dream to practice with you guys some day in OKINAWA JAPAN 💖

[@aztechnology7996]

1.) This exact same makiwara is available online..."Shureido" brand. Goes for around €130. 2.) Using dit da jow liniment helps immensely in combination with fist conditioning... Almost nobody will mention it if you don't ask

[@nickregnier1]

Thank you! Very wise advice as always!

[@kalaiarasan2841]

Thank you master🙏 India from chennai

[@sergeymushkeev6411]

Thank you very much for really interesting information.

[@axelgonzalez5844]

Muy bueno! Saludos desde Argentina

[@ojedahuescairvingemmanuel1317]

Saludos desde Mexico

[@Luks_rampu]

Saludos sensei desde Córdoba Argentina 🇦🇷 práctico karate do shorin ryu shizencan....

[@suryarock1702]

I like master❤❤

[@franklinnanai2745]

Thank you for sharing good tips.

[@AncientBharatSociety]

Nice sir ♥

[@stefanschleps8758]

It is a great deservice to students to not train them with a makiwara. Two things every good school must have are, wood floors, and the makiwara. Beyond that all thats neccesary are student, teacher, and Gi. Thank you for sharing with us. Laoshr #60 Ching Yi Kung Fu Association

[@ricardoflummiremus]

Domo arigatogozaimashita Sensei! So much Knowledge. Super!!

[@glaucobrayner8564]

Fantástico, goju ryu é um estilo de karatê, que forma karatekas, realmente, muito fortes, oss.

[@NIRUPAM112]

Very respect to u sensie , OSS

[@asamiyashin444]

Bullying your own body doesn't make you stronger. Bullying yourself and hardening yourself are two different things, yes. Many toxic parents who think that by bullying or mistreating their children they are making them "stronger" should learn that.

[@lorismarchitelli5274]

I'drow for making a living, do you think training with the makiwara is going to have some negative effect on my job by making my hand to stiff?

[@Moondog13]

Dit da jow; is good after makiwara!!!

[@juancarlostyrlik7362]

me gustaria verlo trabajar con la makiwara

[@stefanschleps8758]

Thats because your smarter than the average fellow! Keep practice.

[@Br4m76]

Is there any traditional style of Shotokan?

[@EntourageQ]

Want to know more details of this MAKIWARA, please

[@aztechnology7996]

...I just found it this same one he's using, it's actually available online for purchase. "Shureido" brand. Costs around €130

[@EntourageQ]

@@aztechnology7996 Can you give me the link please? Thanks

[@aztechnology7996]

@@EntourageQ Hajimekarate website. The link I sent keeps getting flagged and removed. You can find it easily and there's also multiple other stores that have the same product.

[@EntourageQ]

@@aztechnology7996 thank you !!

[@aztechnology7996]

@@EntourageQ No problem. I'm probably going to order one soon myself. I want Okinawan power in my striking 😆

[@Moondog13]

Okinawan Karate; cane from China when Chinese sent criminals to the dragonfly island known as Wa. The Ainu studied Naha-te. The Chinese outcasts were fighting and learning from then. So much Naha-te is gone because of Samurai and Edo policemen. We are not all Famers, street fighting is horrible avoid at all cost. My Tsuraoka great Sensei taught perseverance. But there must be some Okinawan people who died with more Waza ; then we know of. Because of running into the wilderness; not unlike many Shinobi/Ninja, and perhaps yamabushi. Train deligently. I am half disabled but instill do kihon Waza from Aikido, Tsuraoka, Goju, and many other basics is they way. PEACE. Domo arrigatou gozaimas. Karate saved my life.

[@erickramer3050]

Did anyone catch when he said he could break someone's elbow or arms if they put their guard up?😬

[@jkadude2010]

English subtitles would be helpful. Osu!

[@GingerOreo]

There are English subtitles. Turn on the captions and you can see it.

[@paulscholz860]

Does anybody know how old this guy is? I’m super curious, and can’t put my finger on it.

[@johngonzalez5593]

👍👍👍❤️ karate Oss

[@davidreynoso8833]

Ossu!

[@ksundarrajan4925]

Hi Sensei , where can I buy the Makiwara board you are using in this video?

[@daniel-zh9nj6yn6y]

Online stores, probably.

[@Ch0obyHD]

Make it your self, its easy and you can make it to your hearts contempt. Your height, the hardness of the wood and rope.

[@canadagojukai4243]

That particular model is available from Shureido in Okinawa.

[@hindiazizkarate2059]

OSS

[@alessandrovadala4136]

"Oss" is a very rude way to approach people you don't know personally and with a certain grade of confidece. And more it is a masculine way to to some "cameradism". It is used in Kyokushin karate, but this is Goju ryu from Okinawa. Just sharing, cheers.

[@ivanildocafu3452]

What's the meaning of "anser" in the picture? 🤔

[@okinawatraditionalkaratech4785]

Thank you for your advice. We fixed the thumbnail.

[@ivanildocafu3452]

@@okinawatraditionalkaratech4785 You are welcome, I tought it was a karate word 😯

[@azeddinemaache4809]

Okinawa karaté it's originaire from china. Named chineese hand .is the chineese kung-fu.

[@Michael-yr5oq]

That Is not accurate. Most karate schools trace their lineage through Matsumura Sokon who was a menkyo kaiden in Jigen ryu and mixed them with the kung fu he learned and over time more Japanese budo diffused in. Also French martial arts made their way into the mix due to the French Legation training the Japanese armed forces, especially the Navy in the late 1800's.

[@azeddinemaache4809]

@Gus Mercer in the all ways , if you want to be sure ..the histoty of bobichi his originaire is the chineese kung-fu.. Such the aïkido and the judo ower originaire ils the kung-fu and the tai chi kung-fu.. The temple of chaoilin is the originaire of all japonaise arts with the great chineese philosophie of taoïsme.

[@danielliew2829]

Answer ...

[@antoniospanayiotou8619]

We concentrate on gaining power towards eliminating it for technique...... just remember that! Fighters limit themselves in training so never become good martial artist and good martial artists take a long time to be effective as fighters!

[@antoniospanayiotou8619]

@@santiagomorales9129 na esai kala Santiagos (wishing you well)! when I was a teenager I used to break wood with my knife-hand (shuto) given the limited years in training my body had not developed and so I had to use speed for minimal contact time, like you woukd stick a pencil into something. but still I had to strengthen the muscle to cushion the bone on impact... conditioning of the body has a place at different times in our training which requires less speed so as to expand the contact time! We develope the body, mind and emotions to accomodate speed and coordination with less and less power... seeking that minimal contact time with our strikes. We test our techniques later on with breaking things..... wish you great success in your martial arts, its not easy!

[@stefanschleps8758]

Power comes out of technique, it doesn't go into it.

[@TheReverb1]

...hello; to be a fighter you need cardio vascular train; a lot (there is no point if you are good in couple of techiques but cannot hold 3 minutes of strong movements hitting and receiving etc); then a mind and body that do not mind to receive the firsts strikes (something totally different than self defense...) a big body better; train explosive force and the aggro spirit. You do not need right technique as you see in most fighters.

[@kareemhabib5421]

OSU SENSEI

[@phillipzx3754]

I studied under Shugoro Nakazato in the 70's. If a green belt tried to kick me in the head like that girl tried at the beginning of the video, she'd have been on her butt in a flash. But then again, she's a green belt and still "green" enough to try silly stuff like that. :-)

[@kobe51]

Use the training as your tool, don't be a tool of the training...

[@Moondog13]

If a civilian most times, using martial arts is forced to defend. They go to jail. A soldier, or police officer hardly does not. We should become like those Okinawan farmers again. Domo arrigatou gozaimas!!!. Shihan. 👹

[@Moondog13]

I worry about the spirit of karate. 8 year olds with ni-dan. It was supposed to protect us from mean Samurai , and corrupt police. Now we train Samurai (soldiers), and policemen. It's only a sport now for civilians, and a means to kill for Samurai and police. Okinawan karate should not be taught to military or police. But now the world is ending. I've had a 38 year journey of kihon Waza. Sukoshi Kata. I've not mastered any style. Remember the roots of karate!!!. Tai Chi gung fu is my main focus. But I won't train in dojo with olicemen oppression, I'd train military though. Ahhh the life of a Baka budoka, and Taoist Reverend.

[@TheWolfgangfritz]

If showed the same kind of "self discipline" in not constantly eating too much as he does in showing technique I would pay more attention. He needs to lose 50 lbs.!

[@NobleEagle]

Are you one of those idiots that thinks that only MMA sports that keep your body looking fit & muscular are the only true martial art? Do you know these Karate practitioners dont train just to have a nice sexy body but actually trains for many decades from young to old age even after having family

[@rasalghul9331]

The punches the guy does at the very beginning of the video look so slow and stiff - this is very symptomatic of traditional karate and why it is not very effective for real self defense.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Thats a strange opinion. The first time I knocked a man out was with a karate punch. Puched him one time, and knocked him out cold. You don't know what your talking about. (Go stand in the corner and keep silent.)

[@rasalghul9331]

@@stefanschleps8758 You most likely fought a person who was physically weak and not very athletic.

[@rasalghul9331]

@Owl Longbow Machida never punches like these traditional karate people. I never see him "chamber" his hand "properly" high on his hip when he is fighting mma - LOL

[@rasalghul9331]

@Owl Longbow You seem to be so deeply indoctrinated into traditional karate that there is no more objectivity for you to discern any critical thinking about the effectiveness and practicality of traditional karate when it comes to real self defense. I am sure it is better than knowing nothing...but it is amazing how quickly the effectiveness of karate has diminished with the rise of mma.

[@rasalghul9331]

@Owl Longbow I say what I say as a long time student of traditional Okinawan karate. I was disillusioned when I found out just how badly it prepared students for the real world. I am not "up to anything" other than really asking student who study traditional karate to be honest about their training and what it is capable of doing in real life.

[@lorismarchitelli5274]

I'drow for making a living, do you think training with the makiwara is going to have some negative effect on my job by making my hand to stiff?

[@kilderkawhate6408]

OSS

[@alessandrovadala4136]

"Oss" is a very rude way to approach people you don't know personally and with a certain grade of confidece. And more it is a masculine way to to some "cameradism". It is used in Kyokushin karate, but this is Goju ryu from Okinawa. Just sharing, cheers.

[@neikstone6108]

OSS

[@alessandrovadala4136]

"Oss" is a very rude way to approach people you don't know personally and with a certain grade of confidece. And more it is a masculine way to to some "cameradism". It is used in Kyokushin karate, but this is Goju ryu from Okinawa. Just sharing, cheers.