Nisei Bujutsu ( Te Kagami, Hako dori, Ude Osae dori, Yoko Katate osae

[@Ankhtepot]

Those are indeed Hakkoryu techniques. Very nicely explained details. Thank you.

[@robertrscott]

Finally a true master teacher showing the waza's the right way. It's like breathing fresh air, taste so good. Please keep doing what your doing and don't let anybody pressure you to change that. The original Grandmasters would be proud of you for preserving truth. OOS Scott Sensei

[@HigashiKazeDojo]

Great work Soke Warren!

[@kalashnikov0906]

Interesting hakko ryu techniques, we do alot of the same but from standing. Your uki must be pretty pain tolerant!

[@Ankhtepot]

I'm just only beginner but in this distance it force me keep my back straight (which is very basic of working technique), its harder to keep focus on uke (which is ofc very important) and every failure in technique either backfires (makes me unstable/vulnerable to attack) or make the technique to not work no matter how much I try to compensate error with power (which is ofc bad idea in any case :) ). Of course there may be more sofisticated reasons to it, this is just how it comes to me :)

[@brucefetter]

Solid stuff. Thanks. You remind me also of the lawyer on Seinfeld who tries to get Kramer to not settle for free coffee.

[@TheFastestLopez]

Great Vid!!!

[@erdnallewen]

well that was awesome

[@xDynaBlade]

@onmitsu9 That's just how close you get in Hakko Ryu. My sensei has us so close our knees are only about an inch apart.

[@brentshiver777]

I practice many of the same techniques... however we seem to do it with a lot less pain, lol. Poor uki is tapping 20 times before you let up on him.