稽古風景 - Kumite Basics feat. Shimizu Keigo & Dojo Yamato Düsseldorf e. V.

[@brankoanthonyposa3005]

Awesome.

[@renekun1982]

Thank you! I´m glad you like it!

[@goodricmusoga6248]

Wonderful

[@renekun1982]

thanks a lot!!!

[@EugenKamenew]

Exzellente Kameraführung und vor allem der Filmschnitt! 🎬🎥 Eine interne Perspektive auf sonst so ein verschlossenes System 👍 Keep punching ✊

[@renekun1982]

Danke Eugen! Die wilde Kameraführung ist tatsächlich halb gewollt und halb umstandshalber nicht anders möglich. Wenn man zwischen all der Aktion sicher mit der Kamera filme will, muss man immer in Bewegung bleiben, ansonsten wird man selbst umgehauen 😂😅👊🏻

[@EugenKamenew]

@@renekun1982 Kameraarbeit in Doku Style eben! 👍✊🎥

[@raidonmourafreire7099]

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[@renekun1982]

Thanks a lot for your kind comment!

[@andyj6525]

'promosm' 😆

[@artimarzialiefitness-aless6034]

Nothing is served.

[@renekun1982]

I guess you expected some explanations or teaching about kumite basics, but maybe I will make a such a video in the future. This video here is to showcase how we train kumite basics in our dojo. However, you as a black are surely able to derive some important points by watching. OSS!!!

[@artimarzialiefitness-aless6034]

@@renekun1982 I'm sorry, but I don't see any interesting "points". At least for an adult who wants to practice a martial art. What we see in the video has nothing martial about it. It's just a good game for kids. If these are the "basics" let alone what follows.

[@renekun1982]

@@artimarzialiefitness-aless6034 Thanks for your comment and sharing your thoughts. It´s quite interesting that you refer to our training as a "game for kids", especially because uchikomi drills are common practice in Japan to acquire and strengthen kumite skills. Now I'm really curious and would like to see your kumite practice. Would you mind to make a video on that? 🙏

[@artimarzialiefitness-aless6034]

@@renekun1982 You see dear friend, You, like millions of karate practitioners around the world, have not yet understood that the japanese do not know karate. They know what they teach. And objectively speaking, do you really think that what you do can be defined as a martial art? Does what you do really deserve a black belt and a diploma to stick on the Dojo wall? And then teach other unfortunate people. You and all the millions of karate practitioners have not yet understood, but it would be enough to study the history of karate a little, to understand it, that the Japanese have been fucking with us all these years. They don't know martial practice. They do not know the principles of the body. Principles that were an integral part of practice before karate arrived in Japan. The techniques they use are the sports ones which, if applied in a real street fight, would have no effect. Practice kata as if they were ballets, moreover empty and meaningless. With useless applications (the bunkai). If you studied the history of karate you would know that the karate you have been practicing for years is the karate wanted by Itosu and popularized in Japan by Funakoshi, modified by Yoshitaka and popularized as a sport by Nakayama with the JKA. There is nothing martial about the karate you practice with the Japanese. I advise you to look more critically at what you do, if you don't want to waste your time and that of those who come to you. You have a great responsibility towards them. 🙏

[@renekun1982]

@@artimarzialiefitness-aless6034 Yeah, I am afraid you are right Sir. Sorry for beeing so pretentious and arrogant. I´ll try to follow your advise for the future. Thanks for opening my eyes and enlighting me 🙏 Take good care of you and all the best for your future!