【聞いてみた】沖縄の空手家は琉球古武道が出来る？ Ryukyu Kobudo and Okinawa Karate

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@milessmiles7443 5 жыл бұрын

八木先生が名前出してますが、船越義珍先生の弟子の平信堅先生という方が失われかけていた琉球古武道を復興し保存したのです。平先生が武器術の編纂に手を付けた戦前ごろの沖縄ではほぼ古武器術が絶滅寸前だったらしく、各地の古老を訪ね歩いて失われつつある型を習ったそうです。なので沖縄の古い空手流派がどこでも武器術をやっていたわけではありません。それは戦前の沖縄出身の空手家が著した書籍のほとんどに「唐手とは身に寸鉄を帯びず（一切の武器は持たないという意味）」と書かれていることからも明らかです。

@柳瀬浩-w2u 5 жыл бұрын

沖縄古武道を稽古していますが､技や動作の解釈が出来て勉強に成りました。

@村山浩二-t1p 4 жыл бұрын

沖縄空手凄いですね、古武術勉強になりました、ありがとうございます☀

@lionato1079 5 жыл бұрын

沖縄の古武道と比較して、本土の古武術は屋内戦を想定した進化を伴っているように感じる。薙刀なども手の内を滑らせて、鴨居に掛からないようにとか、、対して沖縄は屋外での想定、合戦組打に近い戦い方じゃないだろうか。

@間抜作アーニャ同一人物説 5 жыл бұрын

日本の場合対犯罪者対テロリスト用に練り直されてるんじゃないですかあと日本の鎧兜はあまりにも重厚過ぎて一度使わなくなると想定する意味がないのかな

@lionato1079 5 жыл бұрын

剣術の型などでは、鎧の無きところを狙う技になって残されていますね、涎透かし→上段を意識させておいて、腋の下の動脈を狙う

@近藤学-x9m 4 жыл бұрын

棒さばきの時の音！ビュン！

@AuthenticKarateTCWestPeabody 3 жыл бұрын

Fantastic presentation. These gentlemen are so humble, despite being remarkably accomplished in their respective arts. It makes me proud to practice Okinawan budo.

@rommelasfora 5 жыл бұрын

Kobudo is part of karate, Kobudo is karate, and every style should train.

@franciscoj5945 5 жыл бұрын

I practice Shotokan JKA, we dont do Kobudo, this year I started to practice Matayoshi Kobudo attending to some seminars, then my Karate katas were improved notoriusly!.

@rommelasfora 5 жыл бұрын

@@franciscoj5945 Congratulations my friend. I also practice Shotokan, but unfortunately we don't have kobudo teachers here.

@franciscoj5945 5 жыл бұрын

@@rommelasfora I dont know where do you live, but I can recommend you look for a IMKA dojo or seminars. They have an structure very similar to our style, even the stances, so is totally compatible with Shotokan-ryu practicioners (very Shuri-te style).

@rommelasfora 5 жыл бұрын

@@franciscoj5945 I live in northeastern Brazil. Thanks for the guidance, I will look for that.

@franciscoj5945 5 жыл бұрын

@@louroberts5567 I think that you are misunderstanding what he tried to say, for your information: 1) You are right defining the meaning of both expressions, but Kobudo is not just an individual martial art, you have 2 Kobudo branches, the 1st one from the mainland (ex: kenjutsu, Iaido, Naginatajutsu, etc, its knowed as Kobujutsu in Japan), and the 2nd is Okinawan Kobudo, but its not reserved just for use of weapons, there are empty hand techniques too. Also, there is a phrase that masters from Okinawa say: "Karate and Kobudo are brother and sister, and must be practiced together" (its related to the origin, and each branch has his own history). 2) You must know the basics of Karate to practice Kobudo, because Karate has the basics for the stances and points of hit, otherwise is almost impossible. 3) The lost of Kobudo practice in most of modern dojos is not because they are not related, the are many factors that ocurred when Karate was introduced to Japan mainland (like the size of dojos, costs, difficilty, etc, you can find a complete analysis writed by Jesse Enkamp). 4) There are "masters" that teach "Karate with weapons" and others Kobudo (both are complementary but not exactly the same). 5) Most of Karate founders practiced some kind of Kobudo style. 6) Even in some modern Karate styles (like Shotokan, Wado-ryu), there are many Katas inflenced by Kobudo techniques, in Jitte and Meikyo you can find techniques that are practiced with Bo, also, many of tradicional Katas were developed from the stance with weapons to empty hand form. 7) Okinawan masters say that Kobudo came first than what you know now as Karate, because in the far past humans defended with sticks, rocks, and any kind of external tool, when they loosed the weapons, the fists came out. 8) The mutual practice came from the Karate grandfather, yes, Kung-fu.