Masahiko Tanaka

[@KarateGK]

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[@opiskelu6097]

I am proud telling, that I have been in Karate training camp on 90's , where mr. Tanaka was invited to teach. I can remember, that he was very humble and did not talk too much. But very strong , and his kiai shout was a loud grunt. One of The most valuable teachings was then, when I was a beginner, that "when you are doing the oi-tsuki, just do it straight from the hips forward." He then showed eating an apple, and said: "when you eat an apple, you dont make a circles around with the apple" . He said all this to everybody, not only me, of course.

[@kostaskakaris4092]

have trained with him in karate seminars in UK ... his aura and presence was phenomenal ..he was dominating all space around him .. a very humble person as well...OSS

[@qtpwqt]

He came to our Dojo and taught for a week .

[@bigsidable]

I had the honor and privilege to meet Sensei Tanaka. Must been 88,89. He came to our school in Santa Rosa.Love his kneeling front snap kick. He showed us how your KIA!!! Is a weapon in itself. I’ve used it a few times. And let’s not forget his front leg front snap kick. Lands it at will.

[@GosokuRyuYodan]

I never trained under him, but I got his autograph at a Tournament once! He was coaching. His students were, far and away, better than every one else.

[@dogguyful]

Shotokan is brutal and deadly👍👍👌👌🙏🙏🥊🥊🥋🥋

[@froilang.s.7353]

Excelente , para mi el estilo shotokan , el l mejor, el señor Tanaka buen combatiente.

[@ArmeniaShotokanKarate]

super !

[@thefivepeacefulheartsclub5898]

Another supreme karate-ka

[@KarateGK]

One of the best

[@DreanPetruza]

I'm amazed at how they turn their back to their opponent as soon as they know or think they scored a point, I hope no one gets used to that so much that they pull it out on a street fight, because they'd get destroyed.

[@GosokuRyuYodan]

That's because you don't understand kumite. Scoring a point is not the same as the hit that the point represents. Read Nakayama's book on Kumite. Karateka are trained to control their technique. This translates, loosely, to "put it where you want it." If the opponent was truly hit with that technique, turning your back wouldn't matter. The opponent would be down. These people train for hours on makiwara, and have fists like bricks.

[@DreanPetruza]

I certainly do not understand point fighting. But all the makiwara and bricks you want, it's all still unproven hypothesis. On the other hand, proven techniques as MMA, Boxing, Muay Thai, Bare knuckle boxing, do hit hard and don't kill or maim their opponent on one punch, thus you always should stay aware of the situation, even you won't follow up with more attacks, turning your back to your opponent if they're not unconcsious on the floor would be unadviced by most martial artists and combat disciplines practitioners.

[@DreanPetruza]

I certainly do understand what Kyokushin and daido juku call kumite, and they don't run away from their opponents after scoring a punch to the air.

[@andpinto1]

You are right, and as an attitude I don't like it, even if it is just a game. However, in real, free sparring, that you only do in the dojo or graduation exams, rest assured that no one is turning their backs. Anything goes and it doesn't stop once you score. There is no score, just the ability to give and take.

[@bigsidable]

OMG. I REMEMBER THAT. HIM POINTING AND DISTRACTING HIS OPPONENT. CRAZY.

[@karateseminar8464]

very nice

[@Ronin-101]

The sparring or tournament or whatever thats supposed to be is hilarious...

[@seinundzeiten]

I was surprised how loose and relaxed Tanaka was when he fought.

[@kenkongermany7860]

No speed without relaxation. I admire, how he programs his adversaries with his "nothing happens after this" loops.

[@mochimochimaiko]

@@kenkongermany7860 Tension is the enemy of speed and timing. His utterly relaxed approach is disarming and inspiring. I really like your point about the programmed loops.

[@user-vp5hu8om9b]

Такой резкий, что противник даже пернуть не успевал.

[@terryhoyt2058]

Damn! Tanaka putting an extra 180 lbs behind his kick, slinging the first attacker over his shoulders.

[@TAROTAI]

Fireman's lift - what is the matter with you? this is elementary

[@morriszachrisson8359]

I would use my Tanaka Colt Python against him.

[@sergiocalixtodejesus2599]

🥋👏👏

[@中山謙治-e3i]

あんな肘の決め方で、決まるはずがないでしょう。この人は本当に空手家なのですか？ぼくにはド素人にしか見えないのですが。

[@fernandotardioli9263]

Oss show

[@latteExpresso10406]

oss

[@yuusama5203]

当てる空手なら全く効かない技がポイントに...

[@サボテン常夏野郎-q6l]

フルコンの正拳突きなんてかすりもしないよ 総合格闘技のパンチの応酬でまるで当たらないからね 組まれて負けるならまだしも打撃で通用してないから まだ伝統空手の方が可能性があるよ

[@lestarisiringolestari5715]

👍

[@thomasohare]

I don't rate a lot of these old school JKA "masters"; any of the top tier WKF guys would eat these guys for breakfast. BUT.... that kick out of Kata Guruma was SICK!!! 😂😂😂

[@hyrand]

top tier WKF guys? you mean those who punch with sloppy techniques and only to tap the opponent? or those who kick without any balance and fall on their asses after kicks? yeah, top tier, from the bottom

[@thomasohare]

@@hyrand You might be confusing WKF with NASKA/semi contact kickboxing

[@santannakarate]

Are you a Joker né? TAnaka could beat anyone in wKF circles. There are dead chickens

[@KarateGK]

WKF is karate version of WWE ? 😂

[@krynn-Painting]

Ho du vrais Karaté :) pas un pseudo turc avec des hiaaaaa hiaaaaaaa et des kangourous qui sautillent

[@joaogomides3418]

Estas tcnicas são uma conbinaçao Na lura não funciona

[@maryross3241]

The hard bull consequentially release because client fourthly owe around a half gold. curved, voracious toy

[@barrettokarate]

What the fuck?

[@ЫЫЫБЫБЫРЛЫ]

😂😂😂😂🤦🤦🤦

[@Максим-с7п9ц]

😁😁🤡🤡🤡

[@alexandrmayfet5681]

Очень слабое каратэ

[@KarateGK]

Где на ваше посмотреть?

[@abdoulseck7619]

This is a joke...

[@querannayl7544]

Du bidon!! Nul!!!

[@RamMyuay]

It is not real fight it is just ritual dance

[@KarateGK]

не давайте оценки тому, в чем не разбираетесь

[@RamMyuay]

@@KarateGK как раз даю оценку в чём разбираюсь

[@KarateGK]

@@RamMyuay что-то я не слышал о гранд чемпионе Рязанцеве

[@RamMyuay]

@@KarateGK атом то и беда что каждый второй местечковый теоретик теперь гранд мастер. Без опыта боёв

[@KarateGK]

@@RamMyuay окей. запишем: Танака местечковый гранд-мастер)) улыбнули

[@yldach-r8]

Отстой, у нас алкаши дерутся лучше.

[@KarateGK]

да что ты понимаешь ?? )) глянул на видосы у тебя в канале. на чхарка похожи

[@yldach-r8]

@@KarateGK ))) а ещё у меня рваная толстовка и крассовки клеены- переклеены и протерты до дыр)))

[@alessandrobaroni8599]

Not real.👎🏼

[@hyrand]

want a real fight? go to an illegal underground fighting arena where you can get eye jabbed, your crotch kicked, and possibly killed, now that is real, not your MMA ring fight

[@DreanPetruza]

This is supposed to be impressive? I've hit and been hit harder in my juvenile taekwondo tournaments and even I think taekwondo is a shitty combat discipline.

[@KarateGK]

loser's opinion?

[@DreanPetruza]

@@KarateGK I don't really get the concept of a "loser" because it's too american, does not translate very well into my language and culture. What do you mean by loser's opinion? is my opinion less valid for some reason? Are you making an ad hominem argument?

[@uttamjeetsingh7451]

Haters gonna hate, haters are the motivators.

[@hyrand]

you don't understand anything, that is why everything here is not impressive to you

[@генаиващенко-и1ъ]

вся красота каратэ