Karate in real fight | Goju-ryu | Ippei Yagi【剛柔流 八木一平先生】

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The son of Meitestu Yagi "Ippei Yagi" thinks "what is the meaning of teaching Karate".
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[@fartsare2023]

I like this guy. His modern approach to goju training. And he's honest. He openly admits to modern Kyukushin i influences and adoption of their competitive rules. Great guy.

[@Buli0n]

Paul Daluz his students do compete in Kyokushin tournaments, Goju Ryu and Kyokushin influent others thru years. Most okinawan and quasiokinawan styles try to make a bridge and cover the gap between kyokushinlesque and shotokanlesque styles.

[@karatekid3153]

Yes. Some old schooled guy discredit the no face punch rule, but actually they overlook the values Kyukushin rule can bring. Such as inhabit the fighters to engage, center line principle, stamina, conditioning etc. Without these, your traditional techniques can not be pulled off. It will deteriorate into hit and run.

[@ryuken9238]

Go to boxing not karate.

[@suprememasteroftheuniverse]

Kyokushin comes from GOJURYU.

[@scottgarner7290]

Agree !

[@schizoidboy]

I like the approach the instructor has here. I'm just aping what others say here but this is because he has a good approach. He has the students learn to move and instructs them to block and respond rather than having them practice techniques. It also seems a lot more kid friendly than you might expect such a dojo to be.

[@WadeSmith-oe5xd]

He knows how to teach adults and he knows technique too. He's teaching them in a way kids learn faster for now. If you want to be a perfect technician is for teens and adults.

[@豊一ノ瀬]

八木一平先生とは、実際にお会いしてお話をさせて頂いたのですが、とにかく鍛え上げた鉄人でありながら、全く自然体で穏やかな人柄に感銘を受けました。空手の話を 淡々とまた面白く聞かせて頂きました。伝統派の試合は元より、直接打撃性の空手にも生徒さん達を どんどん送り込み経験を積ませておられます。空手の強さを実証されている本物の空手家です。

[@SinanG58]

this man is a really good and healthy teacher, the things he said are essential for fighting. Thanks for uploading these videos

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

There is no extra inning for samurai BOOM! THAT is such a great quote. It makes a point without saying another word

[@uglydemon5189]

What does that mean?

[@ravan01d]

The girl child moves like a machine.

[@sirmanabond173]

It because of her foot work

[@laud4064]

The kid in front of her has better balance and foot work because he isn't exaggerating his movements, he looks like he's half-assing it but actually he really understands weight distribution.

[@richardkloosman733]

Thank you for this Ippei sensei, I will use some of your training techniques in my dojo as well. Richard from South Africa

[@StressJudoCoaching]

"There is no extra inning for samurai" Apollo Creed: There is no tomorrow Rocky!

[@mendo2jp]

いい先生だなぁ

[@bobeberlein1526]

Absolutely brilliant instruction and advice.

[@allgadget3308]

This Sensei teaches us a precious thing for fighting situation. Combination of dodging, defend and attack is very important. But WHY ??? In formal Kumite Championship, any contestant forget about what they had learn in Dojo, they only do attack, attack, and attack.

[@МихаилСтрогов-ш4ж]

Good attack is 70% of the defense.

[@canadagojukai4243]

Yagi Dojo, been there, done that. Hope to do it again.

[@vi10k46]

Please share your experience with us!! How was the training?? The environment?? The people you trained with!? Take your time and tell me everything :D

[@cheatout716]

First kyokushin changed the karate and now Kudo has changed the whole world of combat sports or self-defense martial arts OSU..

[@mariaestelaperniaderey9365]

Lo mejor en karate

[@catocall7323]

It's great to see a traditional dojo treating in ways that are useful with balanced, fast fluid movement.

[@madjack821]

Burpees with a plyometric jump.....sick

[@arystanbeck914]

Where is the real fight?

[@pablofox9296]

😑

[@deydraniasmith615]

@This is BAXTER no it's not. Real fights don't start and stop every two seconds so that the karate user can adjust for the perfect attack that he's been told is coming. Karate has no real world applications.

[@samuraiisalmighty4917]

Deydrania Smith i disagree profoundly there is so much to learn from karate it is a great martial art style

[@williamclarke4335]

@@deydraniasmith615 if you went up against a black belt in karate, and you were drunken / angry, who do you think would win. Remember karate is about defense alot of people say that this slow training is unrealistic but it's like running, it's working you up to be faster and faster.

[@ninthkaikan1544]

@@deydraniasmith615 So sweeps and elbows don’t work?

[@claudiosevero485]

Un verdadero maestro. ensena disciplina,tradicion y verdad.Oss!

[@landonrivers]

Where's the real fight????

[@Horatio.Mantooth]

At your mother's house ....

[@dickowilley2642]

Mei Bu Kan can't fight but, they sure can dance pretty kata. "stay still while I try to hurt you!"

[@Heavy-metaaal]

I love Karate. Greetings from Brazil.

[@hamzadesidragonsarwar]

Nah you like BJJ more lol I am just messing with ya lol BJJ was originally influenced by Judo anyways I am learning Traditional Okinawan Karate but I have done a bit of BJJ so learnt all the mounts and some of the submission holds

[@MrPajamaman40]

' TRAINING ' You need to ... live it . Eat it .. Sleep it . Dream it .. push yourself till you can't and then push more . That's a champion. Wish I could go back and get my black belt . 😭

[@kevingonzalez3673]

Dude I just grew out of mine, but we can both got to Walmart and buy one together.

[@andycappuccino]

Big Guys? did you translate big guy? master told " okii gaijin" that means Big Stranger. he told if you dont do that you cant fight to a big stranger, this is the meaning of his speaking. okii gaijin taosenai n desu yo... Arigatou Sensei for your teachings ;)

[@okinawadojomeibukanhombuno3524]

James Sensei: really great guy!! Dont miss the chance to visit his Bar and Training Dojo!!

[@kevingonzalez3673]

Bar and grill

[@WadeSmith-oe5xd]

GOOOOOD sensei. Full contact sparring practice is necessary for street self defense situations.

[@MrRednexus]

Me: sensi had your dojo ever fought against Cobra Kai? Sensi: NANI!!!!

[@ar9907]

Hahajajajaajjajjhahahahahah

[@asagitaroumaru9425]

紫帯の女の子のフットワークがかなりいい　頑張れ子供たち!

[@nkel6111]

quat thrusts...brings tears to the eyes of this marine/shorin-ryu adherent.

[@nkel6111]

''squat thrusts''.

[@kalivr1908]

It's probably a lost in translation thing because initially, I thought it's about Karate being used I'm a real fight but it seems more like a discussion and theory of Karate being applied realistically in a real fight

[@umakantgairola7726]

Karate masters toughly condition their bodies as compared to other styles. They gain much PRANA vital energy. Best one game fir good health.

[@AjaychinuShah]

I liked the Evasion Drill.

[@HH-sv1tb]

I love these guys

[@absolute-sigma-1]

thanks for the sharing. I love the content shared and it would be great if there's more on how the coach combines bunkai with full contact. In addition, it would also be valuable to share some combinations on hook/upper integrated with full contact karate.

[@hamzasheraz6470]

What sort of diet they have and also their schedule if possible? By the way, they were good..

[@DionisioChannel]

Great work !

[@lone-wolf-1]

2:12 -2:55 the girl on the left is a natural, her movements are elastic and fluent, low posture. Nice to watch ( I know almost nothing about karate) Makes me sad, the dojo-bar is not so frequented, no customers there. Needs more advertising! Or needs to have a podium for demonstrations for karatekas...

[@pentuplove6542]

Competition Karate kills real Karate. I had a natural ability to step on people feet during sparing after kicking. My instructor said "You can't do that as in competirion you will be disqualified." In real fight it would break their foot.

[@maskedfishing7168]

Never seen an instructor sit in a chair like that during class???

[@mrkaratian1239]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@DrebinI893I]

That Dialogue: Robo 1: 🤖 Get Da KaRaTe MAn PAss Robo 2: 🤖 CAn I HAve Da KaRaTe MAn PAss Robo1: 🤖 nO U CAn NOt HAve Da KaRaTe MAn PAss iT Is MIne 😂 So much gold here dude😂

[@johnbaptist7082]

I like this Sensei.

[@pats3714]

The real fight happened a long time ago, villager v, ashigaru.

[@MinhPham-io2rt]

Ok now this seems off-focus to me, I am not sure what I am watching...

[@7Karatemasters]

延長戦は苦手、良く言えば初戦で仕留め切る！ ですね。沖縄空手でもポイント制とフルコンタクトをされるのですね。素晴らしい👍

[@fabiomeloalbuquerque5419]

Gostei 👍

[@chowing08231]

Tell me when the fighting starts ....

[@michaelfarar4232]

Exactly!

[@papaschlumpf5894]

Sorry, but where was the real fight now? It should have been labeled "theory about karate in real fight"

[@shidokankaratesl925]

Nice video

[@pumpkin1982]

So many teachers are like retired football players or veteran cops. Why do they think it’s ok get fat when you are an example to your students.

[@alexandrecardoso9130]

Goju Ryu... The true karate!!!

[@nitinrana7521]

Nice technique

[@selizaldetorca]

The purple belt girl realy have a good foot work

[@hiranom20]

Indeed. I love her intensity.

[@ninthkaikan1544]

Sebastian Elizalde Torca The Okinawan are always really impressive with how well trained their students are

[@precado999]

Where can I get s karateman pass?

[@SanTenChan]

*Good video!* Enjoy a Graceful New Year 2021 🙌🎉🎊🎇🎆

[@benceszabo5515]

So wheres the real fight?

[@israelgarza3083]

We're the fight????

[@中島一-x9k]

オリンピックに出たい場合のスタイルも教えてるんでしょうか？

[@עלדרךהסוד2]

Were is the real fight

[@Troglor048]

Is the karateman pass actually real???

[@greenshifu]

I like this instructor, however, at 0.54 I would never had been allowed to instruct a class leaning on a cupboard. You should be showing an example to students.

[@steelheels43]

Great info but the music is really annoying. Otherwise great

[@حمزةحمزة-م4ف4ض]

Cool work 👍

[@LORDSTRISH-PSN]

Why are all the black belt masters round?

[@Soriichi]

Too bad I live in mazatlan we don't have karate passes. But at least there is karate.

[@EduardoRodriguez-ks4em]

Passes?

[@一之瀬真弥]

５５５５５５５５８８

[@ethanoyamawang]

wow this is a really old 拳法之大要八句！

[@san-rei-karate262]

Nice and very good,i also think like the Sensei.👍👍👍👍👍i see 10:18 in backround a flag of Namibia????💪👍

[@pastorben662]

I have noticed on some black belt gi the Japanese what does it mean and stand for? Because not all arts do this.

[@TheNicolas26]

It's thé name of the school (goju, shotokan,..) and thé name of the karateka

[@John-ob7dh]

Sparred many times in 8 years at the dojo .Sometimes the sparring ended in a real fight, normally with guys at the dojo I did not know .I remember one particular sparring where we both got annoyed with each other and we both ended up in the chairs that were stacked in one end of the dojo.Sensei had to drag us apart. Great fun.

[@NoName-zm1ks]

Where’s the real fight?

[@xarrassashenstar9834]

The real fight is against obesity.......and he lost...

[@AK-fr2lq]

What is the special sandwich.

[@IronFox365]

Karate in a real fight? Why? MMA rules do not allow me to stomp knee caps, backfist someone in the back of the neck, or poke my attackers in the eye with a finger jab. We must all learn to train like we will fight. A true Warfighter cannot limit his possibilities. U.S. Army Combat Veteran.

[@PiceaSitchensis]

We got a badass here folks^ United Federation of Planets Starfleet Combat Veteran

[@dmfaccount1272]

mma is not a real fight anyways

[@rafaelkamada9405]

MMA - Techinical Sport Real fight - your life :)

[@kevingonzalez3673]

No fishhooks, spitting, eye gouging just to name a few.

[@timothybates8891]

Calm down. You can't always kill your opponent in society.🙄

[@jamesrafael6794]

Dojo bar, Okinawa. The best martial arts bar in the world. Owner, manager , staff and most customers are karatekas. Bar fight at your own risk.

[@roto6]

良い道場ですね♪

[@一之瀬真弥]

すななこゆさねぬゆゆ

[@一之瀬真弥]

さんなこ

[@一之瀬真弥]

か

[@一之瀬真弥]

さし？ゆん

[@一之瀬真弥]

そな？くののぬねなほ）さこ

[@wilhelmu]

clickbait title, no fight in video

[@freedomatlast8756]

Clown.

[@benchohra2610]

5:22 空手パス僕も欲しい。

[@voutespancar]

So James BOnd serves drinks in Japan

[@thefrostreport]

If you really want to watch karate successfully used in a real fight, just watch any old clip of Francisco Filho fighting in K1.

[@juansilva1917]

I want one too . Karate man pass , I want one. What must I do ? Come to Japan ? 🤔

[@babasavassf1761]

Right & wrong. Respect to your care though fight is to protect your being , your soul and others’ even the enemies’.

[@daveshif2514]

yes. destruction comes so easily, control is the sign of a master. i do not practice martial arts, i practice I-CHOOSE jutsu. a little joke we say in my school, but it means that NOTHING happens until i allow it.

[@mrkaratian1239]

Video start sound share me please

[@9B17]

This guy looks like the founder on the picture.

[@depausvandelilithkerk5785]

That man was KO_ed and didn't last half a minute in a fight against the smallest and weakest member of the Allmighty Lesbian Family street gang

[@kevingonzalez3673]

Are they under the ANTIFA umbrella

[@timothybates8891]

Congratulations, you wrote one of the stupidest things I've had the misfortune of reading.🙄

[@kevingonzalez3673]

@@timothybates8891 I cannot even remember what the video was about, but I accept the win. Thank you very much. You were even stupider and responded back to me🙈😉😎

[@timothybates8891]

@@kevingonzalez3673 I wasn't talking to you, genius.😆

[@kevingonzalez3673]

@@timothybates8891 That is ok. I was hoping you were. Thanks for the compliment anyway.

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

Some of this is actually functional advice. And he's right that people who only train in form will freeze up as soon as they're in a fight. But there are still some problems; he's training these kids to fight people who are also using karate; so they're not getting their hands up to protect their face. Which is the FIRST THING people are going to aim for in a real fight. But I do agree that full contact sparring is the only way to effectively stress test any martial art and make sure it's functional. Which makes this MILES better than almost every other traditional martial arts dojo on the planet. Although even though it's a huge improvement, if you're actually wanting to learn to fight then boxing or kickboxing would still be better than this.

[@DavidTheFlyingGuy2000]

There is also Full-Contact Karate styles such as Kyokushin, Ashihara or Shidokan, right?

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

@@DavidTheFlyingGuy2000 Yes, but I'm still not convinced of their efficacy over and above, for example, boxing and kickboxing. Since, so far as I'm aware, all of those styles forbid punches or strikes to the head (I think you're allowed to kick to the head, but not punch). "Full contact karate" isn't really "full contact" in the same sense as, for example, a boxing match. These styles still have their roots in point sparring and that's how they fight. Don't get me wrong, someone who does a lot of sparring in karate is going to be able to protect themselves in a fight; I'm not saying karate isn't functional. Karate is NOT bullshido. But I don't think it's as effective as its modern competitors. Trying to modernize karate is all well and good. But it begs the question as to why someone wouldn't just learn kickboxing or MMA instead, which is already miles ahead of karate in terms of functionality. If you look at the kids in this video, they're protecting their bodies - that's good. But they're not protecting their heads in the slightest. They're not even learning any head movement. Because they're training in a style where head punches aren't allowed. And that isn't realistic for combat.

[@Scorch1028]

The thing that’s confusing to me about (traditional) sport karate tournament sparring is that you’re basically “fighting” without being in a “real fight”. When your opponent strikes you, of course you will feel pain and want to retaliate with aggression and force. Yet - “sport karate” says: “That’s a no-no. Control your temperament.” When I go to karate tournaments I see many kids “crying” because they can’t handle getting punched and kicked, while their fathers yell out things like: “Come on! Toughen up! Be a man!” And I’m thinking: “It doesn’t look like these kids enjoy what they’re doing. It’s almost as if their parents (particularly their fathers) are vicariously living through them, pushing them to do something that they themselves could not do in the sport.” At times, it’s disturbing to watch these kids taking punches and kicks, and (in many instances) it seems like they’re suffering more than learning something valuable.

[@Charlitos1988]

it's preferable to be punched and kicked in a controlled environment than on the streets by some thug or rapist. they need to learn to defend themselves. their fathers worry about the kids and want them to be tough for the world.

[@Morusalba-r4u]

They Will go stronger. Not cry just because someone talk shit or give pressure

[@karimnassar7706]

Okay i wanted to see the real fight

[@karatekid3233]

This is the way

[@emory0]

Those kids dancing around the squares are probably learning more about real fighting than in an MMA gym.

[@dogguyful]

Oss👌👌👍👍👊👊🥊🥊🙏🙏🥋🥋

[@rhabdob3895]

Dang, purple belt girl was nimble as fuck

[@NoBody-xx6ii]

Jewels dropped

[@kevingonzalez3673]

Stepped on

[@matkasim]

Where is the real fight? Duhhh

[@pentuplove6542]

Not barefoot in a Dojo during training shows great disrespect.

[@IORIYAGAMI32]

Domo arigatou gozaimashita!!!!

[@smokwawelski2414]

There is no karate, kung-fu, judo, etc. There is only fight in short, middle and long distance, is ground fighting too. It doesn’t matter how you name it, everything looks the same in real fight. You must be fast, dynamic and strong and also precise. That’s it.

[@smokwawelski2414]

Jj indeed

[@hjarnansjarn5969]

You're right about the distances. But they strike differently and wrestle differently depending on the martial art.

[@smokwawelski2414]

Hjärnan Masken not in the octagon and in the street. It depend on situation and environment not from particular style.

[@hjarnansjarn5969]

@@smokwawelski2414 It's just easier to learn different strikes from different martial arts than figuring it out for yourself.

[@smokwawelski2414]

Hjärnan Masken it’s not a point. There is important to approach to the target. The main point in fight is to win. That’s it.

[@kouryuken]

❤️

[@OiOi-uc2fy]

ハイサイ探偵団の孫六さんにしか見えない

[@lebaguette886]

Guys I need I I inparation I’m so out of shape and need starter excercise that I can do without equipment

[@Noobmaster-pf7go]

Check out Greg Doucette, has a weird voice but teaches about calorie deficit and diet And for training “Calisthenics” though you might eventually want a pull up bar to progress more but that’s it and maybe a jump rope if you can get one, good for cardio and would help for karate and any other type of fighting

[@Noobmaster-pf7go]

These are my best choices for calisthenics Best Calisthenics Channels: -FitnessFAQs -Calisthenicsmovement -AustinDunhum -Tao Physique -SaturnoMovement This channel is only good for workouts, other info that has to do with diet or belly fat loss is unreliable -Thenx Other channels to check out: -TheBioneer: dives more into the science behind workouts and talk lots about martial arts and calisthenics AthleanX: good for learning more about movements and proper form, talks mostly about weight lifting but sometimes about body workouts too Greg Doucette: informational videos about diet and weight loss, most reliable in my opinion for this subject

[@getr3kt131]

karate man pass LMAO

[@gutofarias1811]

The REAL martial art !

[@daveshif2514]

the only art is the art of practice. the only form is no form. goju is merely one type of karate, but karate is merely one type of fighting system. without multiple systems being trained and cross applied to each other, you have nothing, nothing but sport. learn goju ryu, thats fine, but learn it so that you so not fall to it, nothing more. learn everything so that you are immune to everything. only then can you say you have a martial "body" wich does not fall when others ask it to

[@daveshif2514]

yes that is all true. i think its important when cross training not to train in too many styles that are too similar. there is some benefit to learning say both shotokan, and gojuryu but theyre both karate so for example it would likely be more beneficial to learn a karate AND kung fu, or karate and tai chi first. or karate and juijutsu. or juijutsu and tai chi. then you get into using karate and boxing and juijutusu and kung fu and tai chi xian all at the same time.

[@daveshif2514]

i never said you did or didnt. im agreeing with you.

[@daveshif2514]

hopkido is super interesting and definately effictive, i dont do any myself, but one of my classmates has an interest in it and has been trying to mix it into what we do, and its pretty deadly. but again, just knowing 1 style well, while really great, is only one path. while cross training might not be necessary, the same can be said for anything, when you consider that the only thing that truly means the difference between winning and loosing, or surviving and going to the hospital is how much more time you put into training than the other person. You dont even have to have ANY formal training to kick some ass, as long as you put in your time, but it certainly helps to have that formal training. The reason i say cross training is so good specifically is because if for instance we fought, i wouldent know what a hopkido guy was capable of if ive never trained in it for real (youtube videos will never help) only experience and a good teacher can help protect you. same would be true for you since we have different main training focuses. I cross train to fill the gaps where my school just hapens to not teach one thing, so i seek out good teachers who do teach that thing, of course im not highly interested in learning tai chi xian but i learned for several years so that i could pick up what i wanted to apply to my main focus. Same is true for my shotokan, i dont USE shotokan, but i know everything that could be done to me WITH shotokan, so i know what to watch out for, and i know what it is good for if i decide that is what i need in a particular situation such as striking someone correctly. My main focus doesnt teach that because it is assumed you already know it. Same is true of any school, because many of these arts were intentionally made "safer" in order to comply with certain legal or moral standards, or to drag out the period of time it takes to learn, thereby retaining students. Hurting someone is easy, but having a good defense is much harder, and in a real situation you will likely be outnumbered, therefor, a good defense is also needed as well as offensive power (offense as a defense) and staying alive is most important. tldr, if you are afraid of knives, and your school doesnt teach knife, go learn knife from somewhere else (ask your teach, they probably took knife training somewhere, and if they dont offer it they will probably tell you where to go). that is cross training. you dont have to focus knife training at all, but you should learn it

[@efrainsantana2617]

Less movement more energy kyokushin karate my way of life

[@EduardoRodriguez-ks4em]

MISGUIDING TITLE! CHANGE IT!