Karate in slow motion

[@marcuserectus2442]

The toughest man in the world. It was an honor to have Shinjo sit on the testing board for my San Dan test.

[@dharmagurukulam1403]

Wow..... very nice.

[@jannisya3143]

Uechi Ryu ...Okinawa Style 😉

[@craigbrothers8281]

I would give anything to be taught by the superman of Okinawa!

[@tylerloving2851]

I don't think people understand how strong they really are. The power of the mind and body of this awesome piece we have given our soul gets enough respect. It is easy to learn to be tough. And once you know you are tough.... well I don't have to explain.

[@andreana3531]

this is karate do good

[@malikto1]

I can't imagine this being done today by a typical martial artist unless 100% dedicated and supported by the art. The damage to the hands and feet would be debilitating over time. Can't imagine being able to use a mouse and keyboard without difficulty.

[@ninthkaikan1544]

malikto1 Yes indeed, unless if you devote your entire life to this type of training you probably shouldn’t do this. In our modern times, almost everything is digital and if your fingers are broken or has a lot arthritis then you will have a difficult time.

[@coesan21]

@ekkenaab me too, shinjo is a remarkable man, uechi ryu at its best

[@fontasgeorgopoulos1048]

Uechi Ryu karate :)

[@karateqigongyoga]

This is the pure Karate

[@lambertkaratedojo]

Fantastic. I am based in Australia

[@lececamara]

If you try to cover an eye gauge from him, he´ll first break your hand and keep going too the back of your skull :)

[@leeadams3308]

As a Uechi student, i would suggest you try training with us....

[@coldassassin6615]

i am a black belt in karate but this is insane even my sensei probably cant do this and hes been training for ages

[@tcscorner3028]

Well my friend told me to come and watch the video I will be taking classes soon

[@kkelly3201]

I recently moved from Okinawa after studying Uechi-Ryu for a couple of years. I may be mistaken but one of the assitants in this video appears to be my sensei, his name was Kinjo-san. Can anyone confirm this?

[@leeadams3308]

Seminar with Shinjo Sensei August 16th - 23rd 2014 in Spain..

[@DGrieux]

It's just physics. The kinetic energy produced is proportional with the mass AND the square of the speed. E= 1/2 m v^2; energy is in joules, mass in kg, and speed in m/s. For a 1 tone car doing 30 mph (= 13.3 m/s), the energy is roughly 85 KJ. A fast karate punch can easily reach 100 mph. For a 5 kg arm, the energy is 17 KJ. But in karate we strive to use as much body weight as we can, in each technique. Ideally all of it! So if 5 kilos become 50, the energy becomes 180 KJ! Q.e.d.

[@TomasPluskal]

@goulburnkarate Yes I have the whole series, but it's too long... Where do you live?

[@JESUSISGREATEST]

@tomaspluskal What is the total duration of the movie?

[@lambertkaratedojo]

Hi there, Great video of Shinjo Sensei! I am a student of Sensei Morio Higaonna and I run the IOGKF International newsletter for him. I have been trying to get my hands on the Hai Karate clip of Higaonna Sensei for some time now. Do you have any of it available. I would love to include it in our Free online newsletter, along with this one, with your permission. Thanks.

[@420protoman]

that is guys nuts. breaks that shit with figertips and toetips... he's got the chi goin

[@alienshooter100]

Osu! i like this but im from other karate call Kyokushinkai.

[@melonpan88]

wow it's so cool. your sensei is amazing. but to be honest, I prefer watching rather than trying to do these kind of tricks ^^#

[@therclovers7778]

maaaaaaaaaaam thaaaats aaaaaawch!!!

[@d7702]

nice here in brasil we have ''capoeira'' as nice as karate

[@KarahGray]

Hey! I was wondering what song you used in this video? I really like it and recognize it but can't put my finger on what it is.

[@ajikoko8905]

Woow.. You asked this 9 years ago, did you already got the answer?

[@jwlavasse]

It took two kicks to break the three bats and the producers only showed the final kick in this clip but if you can do better prove it!

[@trzcinarowice]

I thought baseball bats are made from a single piece of wood.

[@RunningCrow265]

You clearly don't do a martial art because a basic rule in any martial art is to have respect for others, a simple principle which you don't seem to have grasped.

[@BelloBudo007]

Does anyone have enough smarts in Maths to advise if that claim is true? Does his arm really develop the same power as a car travelling at 30 MPH? I would have thought the extra mass of the motor vehicle at 30mph would have far greater.

[@duncanfisher2986]

Absolutely right, Bill B. Force = mass x acceleration. Think how fast his hand would have to be going to generate the same force as a 3,000 lb car. Set these two equal to each other, as an equation, and the hand speed is easy to calculate ... and no hand can go that fast. Another way to think about it is how your hand would break if it were hit by a car at 30 mph. No hand would survive that.

[@DGrieux]

170 kj not 180, sorry about the typo. These are rough calculations anyway.

[@HighOctaneExtreme]

2:20 Next ep of fruit ninja .

[@joelvis65]

looks like that ill admit it.. ;-)

[@deathrated361]

0:18 the 3rd bat is already broken

[@noobarao6512]

Baconadian it took 2 kicks to break it

[@jackmclean6014]

lucky bastard...

[@Guilan2535]

Osu!

[@666Havers]

kawate lol

[@mabrhim]

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