Karate - Old school training

Algunas imágenes extraidas de antiguas grabaciones de entrenamientos, en la época en la que el karate comenzó a popularizarse en Japón. Entre otros, puede verse a G.Funakoshi, G. Yamaguchi, M. Nakayama, o a un jovencísimo H. Kanazawa.
Rare footages from the days when karate became more and more popular in Japan. We can see, among others, G. Funakoshi, G. Yamaguchi, M. Nakayama or a very young H. Kanazawa.
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[@doggey7035]

The problem Isn't the fact that sport karate exists, The problem is that old school just doesn't exist anymore. #BringBackOldSchool

[@vijayvijay4123]

Path of least resistance

[@donoberloh]

Not for public consumption at least

[@UnleashedTraining101]

I only seek out places that train goju ryu or other okinawan styles. They’re rare but exist

[@kameronwraithd.k.5363]

Exactly, this is the true essence of karate-do, regardless of the style or school. Sadly nowadays it´s so sports-competition-oriented, that it´s way gone (at least for the masses). I understand though that the younger generations will always be drawn to recognition, medals, prizes, etc. and that´s why it´s been so popular for many decades until now.

[@B.Inem_]

UECHI RYU KARATE only

[@Li.Siyuan]

I remember this. This is the training I used to do in the late 60's and 70's before sport karate spoiled everything. Too many flashy gimmicks nowadays.

[@cjayloco3240]

Cool

[@orionofodyssey7271]

Interesting, what Karate style are you practising?

[@Li.Siyuan]

@@orionofodyssey7271 It had no particular name and was taught to me by an English chap attached to the US Navy during the Korean War in the early fifties. He just called it Korean karate. It was a little like Hapkido inasmuch as it used a lot of crawling all over your opponent and beating the crap out of him. We practised a lot with makeshift rifles with bayonets and were bloody careful to make sure we did our blocks carefully and powerfully to avoid getting cut. This was, of course before the advent of the Health and Safety brigade. We used to get knocked out on average once a week but loved it because it toughened us up no end. Training was done under cold running water and knee deep at the local seaside. None of the soft Nancy-boy stuff you get nowadays. We learned kiai jutsu, batto-jutsu and various resuscitation techniques from blue belt upwards and had great fun doing it. I've been to other classes and styles since but mostly been disappointed; once I was matched against a brown belt but he was constantly complaining that my blocks were hurting his arms. For pity's sakes, what did he expect? Our blocks were meant to break arms and legs when applied correctly with full force! Oh well, that was over 50 years ago now...

[@matarahmadal_atif9359]

@@Li.Siyuan I really admire you sir, I think you are a deep person and real man... Thank you for the useful details. 🌹🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@Li.Siyuan]

​@@matarahmadal_atif9359 :-) على الرحب والسعة يا صديقي

[@raksh9]

There's no school like the old school.

[@piedpeter1]

Thank goodness

[@ryudojohawaiiankenpofamily1497]

I agree No School Like Old School

[@jeffreywright2294]

👍 yes

[@marvinalmocera4550]

Old school legacy....

[@josephperkins4857]

@goggles789 how so?

[@ch0wned]

Goju is not a joke. Never has been. The physical conditioning alone will end 90% of encounters before they begin. I started when I was 4. Being a goal tender in Lacrosse was a brilliant supplement to my kite. Took a Gold medal in that at the AAU Jr. Olympics. Sanchin is very real, very healthy and very effective. I can’t tell you how many much larger dudes have tried to just Move my 5’7” body and simply failed to do so. It gives me the opportunity to be polite before enforcing deterrence, which I’ve seldom had to do. On those unfortunate occasions where I had to do something it was over in flash and hopefully they have chosen better paths in life. 🍻

[@PrinceAkaiVtuber]

"If you want to be strong, train in Karate. "

[@SuperColonel91]

Back when Karate was a way of life

[@patrickvillaveza8305]

I will bring back this kind of training once I've got my own dojo.

[@John-ob7dh]

Ha Ha .I once trained under a Taekwond Korean guy who moved to the UK .His speciality was breaking bricks /wood etc .He opened his first Dojo in UK and proceeded to teach the same way he was taught as a child in Korea .He said after a couple of weeks he had no students as the guys here could not take the training .So he had to drastically alter his methods .So my advice to you is GOOD LUCK.

[@ejsgarage]

I love this old school training of the full contact Go Ju Ryu, I was in it for 3 years. Very painful but worth it.

[@SolTad007]

Muay Thai School , more Painful than this

[@cursedlemon7368]

@@SolTad007 you don’t have protection in this karate

[@ch0wned]

@@SolTad007 Totally wrong, though MT is bad ass for sure. These peoples fingers are in the same condition as Rodtangs shins. We’re not talking about a sport here. MT is a sport. This, is for stopping very serious problems. You can do similar with MT, but before your kick hits our liver (which, with enough Sanchin will not have anywhere near the effect it usually does) we can just pull out your eyes, or trap the leg the rip off the toes. This is not a sport. Most of us finding fighting very stupid. Respect to everybody who puts it on the line for sport. But I stand by everything I’ve written. Be well.

[@samuraiz3746]

This isn't Goju ryu. This is Shotokan Ryu. As you can see in the video. They even show Gichin funakoshi. The founder of Shotokan ryu.

[@creamychoclatelobsterwarri979]

2:20 holy shit he just did that with his fingertips I’ve done training like this but that’s next level

[@mrkarate4126]

Love it 🥋proper old school Karate at its best 👍

[@cupollilo7]

I learned martial arts old school and modern times, I keep training in the gyms respecting the rules of the place, but also I keep training myself in my old school way. And always open for exchange of experience in a fight!

[@Fahim_Lalani]

Ahhh the good old days of karate 🥋 I remember taking it in the 80’s and it has changed everything positively for me

[@joselopez-hr3iw]

Que entrenamientos tan duros, que disciplina! Respeto a eso!👍👍👍

[@jessestewart2598]

I trained in traditional Karate this was in the early 1970's first in Shotokan then Shorin Ryu this training is the best today they just do not train hard, it's all about the money they can make.

[@randmanstein9619]

Original purpose of the martial arts is learning how to kill, not learning to score points

[@lucascosta-mr4mr]

You know that high level kickboxers and MMA fighters can spank people to the death in a few seconds, right? Man, BJJ guys and Wrestlers can choke someone to death and break bones easily. Karate Kumite became a point fight game, but been lethal in unarmed combat is not a problem if you really want, and I don't think that the Japanese/Chinese traditionalism is really necessarily for this.

[@oneguy7202]

@@lucascosta-mr4mr some elements are important

[@alekseyponomarenko6187]

actually its learning how to protect himself and survive, not how to kill.

[@Li.Siyuan]

@@alekseyponomarenko6187 Еще раз, правы :))

[@thisisbaxter1354]

@@lucascosta-mr4mr that's what he's saying...

[@ryudojohawaiiankenpofamily1497]

NO SCHOOL LIKE OLD SCHOOL, Thank you Bunkai Karate for this amazing reality

[@fperez9234]

Eso sí es entrenamiento en condiciones para tener un karate efectivo!! Hoy no entrena la gente así de duro porque si así fuera los gimnasios de artes marciales cerraban por falta de gente. Hoy se quiere el cinto negro con poco esfuerzo y a ser posible en 3-4 años

[@inakilarranaga6156]

Eso es un autoengaño o coleccionar cinturones de colores , en el estilo kyokushinkai entrenan también muy duro ,gran video gracias

[@Erene995]

No you wrong to get black belt minimum 8-9 years (for good karatist). In kyokushin style

[@mariocuellar6451]

Cuanta verdad . Yo lo e visto en ciertas escuelas si tenes plata en 2o 3años yo son maestro 😂😂😂y tienen las sanitos como nenas . En una oportunidad fui a la casa de uno de estos maestros para reparar una pileta de ladrillos y concreto y a falta de martillo le pegue a los ladrillos con el puño .se quedaba admirado .al principio quiso hasér lo mismo pero le dolió y dijo usted tiene manos fuertes . Es por ese motivo que mucha jente en la calla dicen que a los caratekas es fácil ganarles .Por el motivo que está jente se cree que son goku 😂😂😂

[@user-le8gu2dy4q]

Возможно что кто-то одарен умен талантлив трудолюбив и добивается за 3-4года. Курой Оби. 1 Сё дан. Как говорят поцелован Богом. Мой путь был иным я как черепашка полз в верх к своему поясу 1 Сё дан. Курой Оби. 17 ЛЕТ в основе этого дела было. 2 принципа принцип ПОСТОЯНСТВА и ПОСТИПЕННОСТИ. КАЖДЫЙ БОЖИЙ ДЕНЬ. ПРОСТО НЕ ТАЛАНТЛИВ И ПРОСТО ТРУД ПОТ И ЖЕЛАНИЕ СТАТЬ ЛУЧШЕ ДЛЯ СЕБЯ. А РАБОТА НАД СОМИМ СОБОЙ ЭТО ВЕЛИКИЙ КАЖДОДНЕВНЫЙ ТРУД. С УВАЖЕНИЕМ КО ВСЕМ КТО ВСТАЛ НА ПУТЬ КАРАТЭ ДО И НЕ ВАЖНО СТИЛЕВОЕ НАПРАВЛЕНИЕ ПРОСТО НЕОБХОДИМО ОСОЗНАТЬ ЧТО ЭТО БОЕВОЕ ИСКУСТВО В КОТОРОМ БЛОК ЕСТЬ УДАР. А ЕСЛИ ОСВОИЛ ТАЙ САБАКИ. И СЕН НО СЕН ГОНО СЕН . ЧУВСТО МА И ВА. ТО МОЖНО СКАЗАТЬ Ч ЧТО ВЫ НА ПУТИ К ВЕРШИНАМ. ОСНОВА БОЕВОГО ИСКУСТВА ИКЕН ХИСАТЦУ.

[@marcelopiriz4233]

Cuando el karate se entrenaba como verdadero arte de guerra

[@perroempresario58]

Eso si era verdadero entrenamiento

[@krishkrish1269]

Old school have a great discipline

[@pierreb4693]

Impresionante compilacion. Como siempre,el equipo De Bunkai Karate presentando un fantastico trabajo.

[@ashgaylebanawa9072]

Watching this video makes me tear up a little. These are the people who carried the legacy of karate for the next generations to learn. I can't even imagine their faces if they saw what the Okinawan martial art would devolve into decades later.

[@badman3799]

I stayed for the soundtrack.

[@oldschoolmuzzey]

That man with the long hair in the beginning is known as the “ Cat” of Goju ryu karate, a master

[@Li.Siyuan]

You must be an old-timer like me Ben. He's not been around for many years.

[@oldschoolmuzzey]

Thanks I earned a green belt in Issinryu karate 25 yrs ago then continued my training in Goju Ryu were trained for many years under 6 th degree black belt Guy Kurose . “Rip” . After all those years of hard time training I was still a white belt. Lol. But I earned the title of a senior student . Peace my friend

[@alekseyponomarenko6187]

That long-haired man was Gogen Yamaguchi.

[@oldschoolmuzzey]

Aleksey Ponomarenko thanks I didn’t want to mess up his name

[@Li.Siyuan]

@@alekseyponomarenko6187 Вы абсолютно правы.

[@oghensatumah7867]

They make music like this back in them dayzzz

[@shevetlevi2821]

That was Gogen Yamaguchi, head of Okinawan Goju. He was a legend. My own core style, Uechi ryu is a sister style to it. Body conditioning like he's doing was a central tenet of the training.

[@dakentaijutsu2010]

Correction, head of Japanese Goju, not Okinawan

[@terrenceescarda8951]

He is the teacher of Mas Oyama.

[@terrenceescarda8951]

Goju Ryu + Shotokan = Kyokushin

[@shevetlevi2821]

@@dakentaijutsu2010 Correct, thanks.

[@user-lh6yj3hg7f]

The soundtrack is really nice

[@shooter7426]

The physical conditioning and drilling are good supplemental exercises but they really need to be training the techniques in full contact okinawan style bogu kumite to actually experience fighting against an opponent going full speed and not pulling their attacks for safety. Training in an alive manner is whats required to be able to apply the techniques in a real world situation.

[@texenl555]

Also this is shotokan

[@shooter7426]

@DD123 you learn to fight by actually practicing to fight. Which means free sparring. Breaking boards and mechanical exercises are supplemental training methods. By themselves they will not teach you to fight. You perform how you practice. There is no magical transformation from punching a makiwara, breaking boards,bricks and bottles etc , or a punching bag and fighting a living, moving person who's fighting back. You must practice fighting a noncompliant opponent in practice in order to be able to do it in real life situation against someone physically assaulting you.

[@dornishred6033]

Well said Shooter. Why doesn’t anyone understand this?

[@robleyusuf2566]

@@shooter7426 Well if those hands that break bricks strike your hand they will break your bones. Old school purpose is to kill or disable the opponent not scoring points. Today the modern traditional karate is useless.

[@shooter7426]

@@robleyusuf2566 that's Shotokan in the video. Modern,watered down karate. Shin budo. Not old school karate.

[@motherknows8894]

Fascinating to watch. Those Karateka must have developed incredible fitness levels to absorb such exhaustive regimens. Thank you, now back to the Dojo!

[@diegosarmientop]

Hermoso video.

[@luca1barbati269]

Karate Forever

[@elisabetepereirapereiraper135]

Belíssimo vídeo. Imagens raríssimas!👏👏👍🙂

[@danielaliro7125]

Thanks From Chile. ❤️

[@marcelojuliani4288]

Hermoso vídeo, saludos de Rio grande do sul Brasil 🇧🇷

[@alexanderstevens145]

Thoroughly enjoyed this uploader thanks

[@basthiankungfu4299]

Thank You very much for sharing this video, Greetings from Chile.

[@arepitagrande8797]

Gracias por ese video. Demuestra lo que el verdadero karateka necesita y lo que representa: Disciplina, una voluntad de hierro, dignidad, caracter y no tener miedo al combate... Oss.

[@kuroryudairyu4567]

Beautiful

[@juanpablomarin9108]

The BEST of KARATE !!....

[@incredible1472]

Thank you, nice video

[@petualangandikopian9829]

Amazing, this is the true karate.

[@andrete9325]

Preparo físico muito bom.

[@andreicharpentierquesada4530]

Que maravilloso debio ser estar ahi

[@damianakomy891]

Thank you very much for this old footage. Greetings from Poland.

[@leandrobatista9657]

Muito BOM!!!!!!!!

[@Napa30.01]

Most interesting, instructive material! Funakoshi Gitin himself was chown.

[@salvosensei1]

The power of karate old style is great👊👍👌💪🙏oss

[@danysusetyobjj3604]

Remember when in 1994 me&brothers training like this in Dojo. Mis you Sensei Maimun

[@syarifali6301]

Karate never die

[@adeelishtiaq9617]

Old is gold

[@UnleashedTraining101]

Those weighted shoes were invented by professional upstairs neighbours.

[@rhysnichols8608]

He’s dead now, but an old British veteran called Grundy bought a lot of Japanese secrets over to England after ww2. He was a prisoner of war, and if you asked nicely sometimes the Japanese guards would show you a thing or two....he was a boxer before the war and the Japanese were interested in his style, and they showed him some ju-jitzu and karate during the war.....old school japan ain’t a joke

[@luiscesargonzalezavila1894]

the best of the best in okinawa karate

[@randydaniel820]

Excelente entrenamiento para lo que fue creado el karate para la defensa no para torneos

[@radensantet1618]

this is real karate

[@abdullahibnrinibnpoat2059]

I used to trained Ketsugo Ju Jitsu my Shihan is in his late 60 still look young he always teaches us respect and discipline in the dojo

[@MashTryAnto]

Wow Amazing Video, I like this, osh Respect 🤝🙏

[@TheKickeur]

people actualy forget "body training" karate only dont work if you forget to traine your body.

[@kickstartwebsite]

Yup the grand master said 'karate without conditioning is useless' thats why mua thai are so good.

[@InvisibleHotdog]

"Conditioning is your best hold" - Karl Gotch

[@vivendocristo6247]

Muito bom o vídeo 👏👏👏👏👏👏👍

[@antoineatta9109]

LES BONNES TECHNIQUES ANCIENNES. RESPECTS. ATT

[@georgenicolini9512]

The real thing... hard core training GoJu Gogen Yamaguchi ! Not like the karate today. You don't see school like that in America all kiddies karate.

[@eduardosantiago6801]

Es el antiguo arte marcial que fascinó al mundo

[@raymondvia3786]

I was in Shaolin Kempo Karate for 6 months perhaps. I would have been an orange belt or a green belt if I had stayed in. I never got to katas or long forms but I still respect some traditional Karate styles and training in cluding Iron Boby and Iron Shirt hard style training in Kung-fu and Karate. Im pushing 70 years old and wished I had stayed with it.

[@jimboethefirst7418]

That's how you become a weapon with your hands ,feet ,elbows, knees, head and body with conditioning exercise and repeated practice and training of body and spirit. The Karate Do.

[@seik5857]

Musique sympa !

[@gameroom2839]

I though old school was just a joke but after watching this..

[@mubtasimhossainlabib5409]

After watching this what happend?? What's your reaction??

[@gameroom2839]

@@mubtasimhossainlabib5409 am shock dude i though my sensei was only joking that 50 pushups are easy

[@mubtasimhossainlabib5409]

How could you even thought that it's @ joke???

[@fa1_z]

Sports Karate is what a lot of people think of when they think of Karate, this is oldschool, real deal self defense and fighting karate

[@muntasimhossainadib6371]

@@gameroom2839 Seriously, man. You really thought it was easy old school KARATE IS NEVER EASY. It tough as hell

[@goodbuy7556]

You have to understand that this is not okinawan karate, just some hard version of japanese karate. Okinawan karate is something different

[@asrielgrigori4445]

De nada te sirve tener una espada sin filo en la guerra, ésa es la diferencia entre un verdadero arte marcial y un deporte de contacto 😏🥋💪🏻🥊

[@angelomelville9084]

Glad to see Yamaguchi a.k.a. "The Cat"!

[@matheuspereiraarruda5710]

The "kamae dachis" and some moves looks like a lot to shorinji kempo (I know shorinji kempo is not karate), but maybe because of its roots (china chuan fa - kung fu) they look so semelhante

[@alessandrosillani7314]

In the nature! That's armony!!!

[@laxminarayanatkd4133]

Old is gold don't forget friends martial arts

[@ahigatso2442]

Now a days: If u make me sweat I'll sue you!

[@arcothmmjaswanth4319]

It's true bro

[@user-zg5ur9ru7x]

Not really, but sure.

[@Agm1995gamer]

Not in israel, kyokushin trainers are just as strict as those in the video. From guys who went to worldwide tourneaments, they say eastern european clubs have their beasts as well.

[@ahigatso2442]

@@Agm1995gamer Honestly, i learned the most from a little Mexican guy who i met at a park while he was training a couple guys. At first i belittle him. Then, he asked me to give it a try. 15 minutes later i was humiliated and in real pain. I decided to join and did learn the hard way to truly fight another person.

[@wakanakapisihello5655]

A huge problem. Sue crazy culture. But you can filter the masses and pull the real ones aside. They do the same during recruit training, or used to. Some day a strange NCO would appear and ask if anyone was interested in special training, no more. Those that really were had been informed by their recruiter because we asked well before signing up. If you sounded off they'd pull you later. Most everybody shut up and tried to disappear as they were clueless.

[@puka4500]

Good

[@magdalenoarellano2201]

Gran. Master. Yamachi. La. Vieja. Escuela. De. Karate. La. Apodaban. El. Gato. RIP.

[@magdalenoarellano2201]

Yamaguchi. Master. Yamaguchi. Apodado. El. Gato.

[@meni3153]

Perfekt

[@danmunoz7707]

Estudiante Escuela Kenshiro Karate Do Shito Ryu! Si van a aprender Karate, entrenen como si en cualquier momento fueran a pelear, adiferencia del box, que la gran mayoria de personas son aficionados al mismo o tal caso que sean boxeadores, no se compara su Jab con un golpe de Karate al cuello, un solo golpe ejecutado correctamente y la pelea termina, acostumbrense a ser golpeados, mas correctamente al dolor

[@rafaeldespertei112]

Muito bom

[@mubtasimhossainlabib5409]

Man☹☹☹if I could have trained in the old School day's ☹☹☹☹☹

[@matthewearnesty7990]

Currently practicing kyokushin kenbukai.

[@MifuneBoBune]

Yep.

[@gladius2489]

Notice the emphasis on physical development. Also notice the lack of 5 and 10 year old black belts.

[@Bintang_Merah]

Cool

[@MoisesMoura]

Ilusão pura!

[@HayashiCatholic]

Explique.

[@fromportugaltotheworld3580]

Im more into mma and muay thai, but this shit seems legit.

[@chocolatemongjc]

Classic Karate was legit, unfortunately very few clubs still train this way, sports karate has damaged this once hard-core martial art beyond recognition.

[@chocolatemongjc]

@Proud Indian I agree totally, I am lucky that our club still tries to train (as close as possible!) to the original methods, needless to say we are a very small club, new staters tend to go elsewhere, a shame as I am privileged to train with a truly world class instructor and excellent senior grades!

[@RandomUser_online]

@Proud Indian well u cant make money if your students starts dropping

[@fabiomoreira806]

Where do you think mma and muay thai came from?

[@rickycandra4613]

Did i Saw choyun Miyagi in there?

[@kickstartwebsite]

Nice. We had harder training than the video that too in 90s. Shito ryu was once at its peak, amazing espc with south masters.misses knuckle pushpus, hot sand fingers, full contact practice.... i nowdays see brown belts n black belts with improper kicks n stances. Even endurance for fights is too less. At our time even at district level compt. A gold means atleat winning 7-8 x 3 minute fights with equally good opponents as chart progresses. Unlike todays....

[@Sam-qt1wr]

Old school Goyu Ryu with Gogen Yamaguchi Sensei

[@theloneone7938]

nowdays karate suck compare to its roots

[@Li.Siyuan]

Damn right!

[@texenl555]

Depends what dojo ur in

[@AlexanderKaunang-jz6wp]

Klok saja karate dlu , masih di terapkan, pasti kereen

[@Zhenmaster007]

old school is the best way

[@edwardlam1095]

True martial arts were strong as hell. Not the joke we have today. People see it nowadays as leisure and something to do for fun.

[@gladius2489]

Training is not supposed to be fun. I was always tired and sore as hell. Could barely get out of bed the next day.

[@pagangwynne3627]

@@gladius2489 If it's not fun you're doing it wrong. I totally agree, afterwards, tired and sore as hell, but 'pumped', ready to go and happy as a pig in xxxt really, really high on life and feeling good with what I'd just done/put myself through. Is there a little bit of masochism in martial arts, sure, you have to love the pain, as Arnie said so many years ago "no pain, no gain".

[@gladius2489]

@@pagangwynne3627 that’s different from “fun”.

[@gladius2489]

@@pagangwynne3627 yeah ok I was doing it wrong.🤣 I suppose you were a member of the “Black Belt Club”🤣

[@pagangwynne3627]

@@gladius2489 I was lucky enough to train Kyokushin for 12 years from 85 to 97 what can I say, it was fun!.

[@Jeffari1]

Dude fuck yeah, all punching trees like Goku when he was a little kid haha

[@OtakurandomSB]

Esto si es KARATE

[@KhushiSharma-xc5mb]

Osum 😍

[@powerplay4real174]

The good ole dayz for Karate or Kara te' empty hand ✋ combat fighting skills and conditioning Oyama and Them.

[@uncleteam]

No fancy stuff. Just combat train the mind.

[@stephenlleeds]

I do not mean this in a negative way ( more of a observation) but it seems like there is more emphasis put on "crisp movement" today then in the past. in other words, more fighting and power back then, while fluidity and movement today.

[@maxdraper6462]

Yeh very true, back then karate was more focused on being realistic shall we say in terms of self defense and physical strength. Used to be you would train to beat an opponent in combat/self defense, now its more focused on stupid things like sport karate and points fighting... if your interested in this type of karate then you should seriously check out Iain Abernethy on KZbin. Oss

[@savannah3000]

What song is this and how can I train like that?

[@fernandotardioli9263]

Pena q no meu tempo não tiramos isso .usávamos faixa de curativo como bandagem kkk

[@akuuwong9900]

Karate before it was cool