Morio Higaonna's seminar #2 | 東恩納盛男先生のセミナー | Goju-ryu | 剛柔流 | 沖縄空手世界大会

[@keithhere5292]

good to see the isshinryu folks from india crosstraining with the brilliant master higaonna

[@jeanconur]

Que afortunados, me encantaría vivir una experiencia de ese nivel

[@TheBachrunlihawa]

OMG, how I missed this kind of training, going home all wasted, bruised and battered but with a big smile on the face. This is Goju-Ryu!

[@devonmauricio4714]

InstaBlaster.

[@joseantoniolofaro3366]

Excelente! Un honor poder participar de un seminario con semejantes maestros del Karate. Gracias por compartirlo 👍

[@aalalialali4623]

Bon kouraje a tous merci master

[@williamdasilvaramos7632]

Ótima técnica de calejamentos e torções top

[@塵墨-e4o]

Nice

[@tinotrivino]

INCREDIBLE!!!

[@mizmera]

2:17... wont believe what that does to a punch. In kumite I deflected my opponents right hand punch with Soto uke, stepped sideways next to him into Kiba Dachi and followed with Uraken. Was against a shotokan practitioner. You cannot believe how open to attack his face was and undefendable. Leaves the person wide open. To get the move I hanged back and blocked the whole time until he used the punch I was waiting for. Works like a charm.

[@hasankayar8201]

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[@murugeasnm79]

Super Mario higaonna

[@buminkarakun6843]

5:15 where did you get your blackbelts?

[@DJAraRealSalsa]

I believe that got them in their local salsa clubs! ;)

[@buminkarakun6843]

@@DJAraRealSalsa exactly. I laughed out loud :)

[@moseslarios650]

Beautiful 👹⚘

[@andrewthurgill8816]

this guy train the late great gary spiers gary lived with him for 12 months theres videos off gary spiers on you tube

[@MaharlikaAWA]

For some reason Karate is full of old guys and not much younger people do it. Why is it like that now days? Seems like old guys who don't actually fight because the Karate master says you should never fight. So how do you test it out?

[@georgedubois8235]

nobody said that you dont test it out in some dojos you spar and pressure test and what do you mean by fight that would be against the law i think what u mean to say is sparring not street fighting in less its in self defence.

[@DLTRN1369]

There was a girl one of my friend. She was behide her dad riding his Harley Davison. A car came close and nearly hit them. Then he broke the top of that car just like a brick. 3 dan in Karate. No kidding. If he ask me if i was her bf, i would say i am gay.

[@les1tatnj]

In traditional karate as I said above you condition. part of the conditioning is kumite. "fighting" you start out with light pads and move to no pads. as you get higher the expectation is to strike harder and be able to take a strike. Kumite is routine. eventually it is very fast and powerful and you get hit hard. so it is tested. This is not point karate. You also practice self defense which incorporates aiki jujitsu or a joint attack system. You also learn to strike vital areas of the body to cause maximum damage. So you will practice grabs, head locks, chokes, etc and how to defend against them. Many people will shy away from traditional karate because well its not fun to bone block for an hour. You go home and the next day your arms are black and blue and swollen. Within a day or so you will have to bone block again with bruised arms. same with hand conditioning and conditioning the body for strikes. yes you punch each other in the stomach eventually full force, you kick each other legs etc. Then its been tested in actual battle in wwII, in many street confrontations, prior to WWII etc. So if someone says it doesn't work they have no clue what they are talking about.

[@Salvatore88ish]

Spoken like a guy that never trains.

[@MaharlikaAWA]

Oh really? How am I wrong? I do train. Probably better than you. But I find so many Karate groups are just old guys doing kata who never practice actual sparring o realistic self defense. I am not saying Karate is bad because it is not a bad martial art.

[@ajaypareek3683]

I Want to join

[@wilhelmu]

oh yes bone hardening, super fun times

[@azaraliyev2064]

he is sadist😁

[@oscillatine]

As we can see, lots of black belts here don't even have the black belt level. How strange !

[@hameed4376]

Coloured belts and rank are not a traditional part of Karate. They may all just have that color belt, even beginners

[@hezekiah74]

A Black belt in Karate (at least here in Japan) means you have learn the foundations (basics) and ready to start the advance stuff. Many of the black belts here are probably Sho Dan (1st) Dan or (Ni Dan) (2nd) Still very early in the Karate world. Here in Japan I know black belts who can even do light sparring. They just gotten through the standard kata that's all and ready to start "Real Karate".

[@deathguarddavegoogley2022]

Soulful Keys belts don’t mean much. I was shodan in shotokan for a decade. I only wanted the black belt so I could spar with the seniors and be taught the more interesting kata (Nijo Shi Ho) etc. I moved on to Jujitsu and Systema after that.

[@buminkarakun6843]

All black belts should be examined again.

[@andreisv]

Black belt in Goju-ryu is serious, looks like lots of mcDojo students

[@aequitas1976]

5:16 i laughed soo hard lol 😂

[@pietskiet8763]

NO disrespect and all , , , but I can see a washing powder ad in this ! ! !

[@JustAnotherAsianGuy2]

i would like to go there for fun .... lol

[@lorenzonavelli746]

kakie training is to feel (sticky hands) other's movements and try self defence , it is not a strenght demonstration i think. Arigatou for the video anyway

[@dudestar1322]

Is that seminar in india or japan or usa?????

[@mike7689]

in Okinawa

[@abirsaha7960]

That old master is so cute

[@eligaini4062]

Honey and olive oil should be an athlete's daily food intake

[@GENEis1Wascally]

I see a lot of Kuchi Buchi (mouth warriors) on here cutting down the training. It's easy to hide behind your computers and phones being clueless about this training. You talk the talk, but do you walk the walk? Be respectful or just don't watch..

[@dmitryvolkov8508]

I put HUGE LIKE for Sensei Higaonna and his senpai students. What I do not understand- how other trainee students have Black Belts even do not knowing basic movements ???? They got awkward kihon very poor basic BUT ALL OF EM HAVE BLACK BELTS ! HOW COME ???? SHAME !

[@bryoize]

If they were perfect at what they did then they wouldn't need to train, would they? One of the tenets of Karate is self improvement: which is what I see when I see those blackbelt training.

[@peternijo6897]

@@bryoize what he meant was a blackbelt should have better form

[@gojuboxer4224]

Can these techniques work against someone 100lbs heaver and a foot taller than the practitioner???

[@asmodeomammon]

I you don't feel it you won't ever get it

[@aluiziof200]

Oss !

[@quebzr6738]

Are that Indian Karatekas real black belts?

[@hameed4376]

Coloured belts and rank are not a traditional part of Karate. They may all just have that color belt, even beginners

[@blackneotheone2978]

Traditional karate have 3 belts white brown black thats it

[@eligaini4062]

This is called the real Mayster.

[@17alejandro41]

es taichi o karate???

[@thedreamer.666]

Okinawan Karate

[@eligaini4062]

A Myster must practice at least an hour a day

[@migueljacintoamerico222]

Oss

[@goro4535]

最後はエイシュンケン？

[@ivanmarcelopallacansilva2043]

Wevones mas pencas y refomes vuestros ejerciciis Son unos plomazos. Salute per tutti....Xdd

[@佐藤バカルディ]

4:46

[@dvsdvsdvs329]

Body change and enter

[@BOBAODS]

shameles

[@eligaini4062]

A professional athlete becomes an amateur if he doesn't exercise for a week

[@VincentMac111]

Osu

[@buminkarakun6843]

All black belts should be examined again.

[@victoraguilar8888]

entrenbamiento anacronico

[@carolmarin8159]

Jajaja jejeje,dan risa las estupideces qué enseñan, saludos

[@suprememasteroftheuniverse]

Looks easy to get a black belt.

[@NightRyder-ph1sx]

Lol what a load of bull. These tourist paying large amounts of cash to learn fairy tale moves which will never come in use in a real life situation 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@AaronGyaniao]

I would love to see you call it fairy tale when you train with them looooooool that would be funny 😂

[@Stazzo82]

I don't see any fairy tale moves, but only preparatory physical exertion.

[@yasinpatel12345]

I think most practitioners like the art for what it is, an art. A hobby. Kinda like ppl that collect toys, it won't help in a real fight but it's fun.

[@les1tatnj]

The bone to bone strikes are a conditioning move which will allow you to block attacks while also using the block as a strike. Its not meant to be a "move" It is meant to condition your bones, focus power into your blocks and become accustom to pain. The push hands technique is used to build sensitivity to an attackers power coming at you. To ground your body, and to also redirect and shed the attackers oncoming force. As you practice more when you are performing kumite when you make contact with someone you will feel the direction of the power and also where its going. Overall body conditioning is very important in self defense. These are just supplemental exercises. IOGKF goes way further with its conditioning especially in striking makiwara , knuckle push ups, striking stone, slapping stone etc. On the street there are no MMA or boxing gloves. when your hand hits bone you better have it conditioned. When that person strikes you with a stick or object you better have conditioned bones. This form of traditional art is based on conditioning the body and mind, powerful striking and grounding. Punching a heavy bag and playing with kettle weights and rolling on a mat is not enough.

[@Moodymongul]

I directly studied under Steve Arneil (and various Okinawa masters through his connections - imo, the real holders of 'old' Asian martial arts), in Japan+Okinawa; a Karateka with a 'black belt' is literally nothing, unless they have at least black belts in Judo and Jujitsu (and other arts) too. They would be considered an 'unrounded' fighter (this has always been the view there). FYI - To this day no-one (and I do mean NO-ONE) has challenged the Okinawa masters, not one. Anyone can come to Okinawa (to any of the main gyms) and challenge them. The only Caveat they WILL ask for; no rules! Bring a video camera and learn what a wrestler/karateka skilled in Nigiri Game and Pangai Noon stone lifting can do at wresting range! The Okinawan teachers certainly won't tell you ..until they DO it to you :) Osu!

[@PaulGappyNorris]

Awful.

[@pquic]

care to elaborate ?