OKINAWA KARATE 1 : UECHI RYU - KIYOHIDE SHINJO

Reportage réalisé à Okinawa dans le dojo de maître Shinjo Kiyohide. Ce reportage a été réalisé par MDV Communication pour les édition " Karaté Bushido ".
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[@Mattgically]

Master Shinjo is badass. In Okinawa they call him Superman. He can party all night while you rest and then train till you puke. He won the Okinawan tournament so many times they asked him if he would retire so someone else could have a chance. I've met him and he is a serious man.

[@cjrllanosnj]

Well said!. Not everyone studies martial arts to fight in the ring. Traditional Martial Arts are a true 'ART'. We do this because we love the art! =)

[@jhad3n]

I love the discipline. serious training for serious students. The Sensei to fear and respect. It's hard to find dojos like this in the United States.

[@rohknr]

Uechi Ryu Is Special Always....! Shinjo Sensei...!

[@shinjaokinawa5122]

Have you been to Okinawa?

[@rohknr]

Im lucky to be there for 3times.... Such a great Sensei......

[@TutNStrut]

What the French guy said at the intro: "Hello, welcome to Okinawa! This little island shares trade between Japan, Korea, China and the Philippines but having net as the greatest home of Karate. As for you all today, especially for Karate Bushido." That's about the gist of it.

[@okinawaaustin5397]

I'm glad I studied French after leaving Okinawa. I found this very informative Nice to see the new Dojo. I heard that the old Dojo in Futenma was sold after the death of Sensei Kanei Uechi. I have many memories of training under Sensei Uechi at the Futenma Dojo and the many good people I met there.

[@chimaera1855]

been doing muay thai for over 23 years i thought my body was pretty strong but god those guys are really impressif!!!

[@megarudyray1]

Okinawan karate especially is not designed for ring competition. Many of the techniques are considered illegal and even considered to be cheap shots. It was a style designed to end a conflict quickly with an emphasis on survival. Most karate practioners never reach the level of conditioning of okinawan black belts.

[@diosdadoapias]

Of course what is the use of spear hand strike- for the face eyes, throat; the one knuckle or extended knuckle punch is to the eyes or face, temple, throat, breast bone area and solar plexus; and the toe kick to strike it to the rib cage, abdomen or even to the face or throat when the opponent is downed.

[@shinjaokinawa5122]

Uechi-Ryu was not Designed to wear Gloves while Fighting. My Sensi was Kanei Uechi, Futenma City Dojo.

[@paulgraham6353]

It has saved my life. I'm 65 I practiced the kata 45 years. The system is a cultural treasure and art form I was blessed to be able to learn. I'll never stop doing the Kata

[@ownfknprogram]

shinjo sensei is awesome legend..

[@karatesloth]

"There is nothing new under the sun" :-) Ideally the nigiri game (gripping jar) weighs around 10kg only but is usually held with an "eagle's talon" style grip over the rim. This develops immensely strong grip, wrist, shoulder, lower arm and back strength. Moving slowly with short stances maintains correct muscle tension and develops strong focus as the weight of the jars alters your centre of gravity and forces you to compensate. They're amazing to train with :-)

[@H33t3Speaks]

🥷🌎💐🥋💐

[@GhostGrind]

The old master used a toe kick to break that thick board. Incredible....

[@1banryukyu]

Sir This 技(わざ) or technique is called 足先(Sokosen). Osu

[@scottabsolom4244]

I did it 4years just amazing conditioning my shins my arms where like steel I use to kick the steel post and hit it with my arms I fought against a Zendo ki guy I toke him out in the first 2 hits it is a good style hard style I had many fights against other styles On the street the hardest of the uechi ryu just prevails I've still got a video with the teacher shin kicking me punching me in my Kata iron body testing

[@valonbytyci1047]

Shkolle me shume pune e rrespekt, ju lumte 👍.

[@robroy497]

Yes, this is true karate-do! Thanks for posting!

[@MusicandRelaxation]

Magnifique, merci l'équipe!

[@taotao23730]

in did ,this is real karate training...traditional !! very good video ....and the sensei was amazing ...

[@shekharnaik6745]

It is the real karate.

[@acgleal]

Fantastic!

[@mater19]

Karate-do is what you make of it... to become a better person regardless of the art.... you need to just do it..

[@stealth7476]

Old school karate should be revive

[@juancarloscanetebenitez4643]

desde Asturias España , muchas gracias

[@jeanjacquesh2o128]

du véritable art martial !

[@mrmaile1817]

Nice documentary.

[@shinjaokinawa5122]

Ahh Memories, That's what I remember.

[@BklynJames]

That is some serious training.. Respect..

[@shinjaokinawa5122]

Yup I really liked how when we were training the Sanchin Sensei Uechi would Bang on us and Climb on us Striking everywhere to insure our Stance was Strong.

[@goranmanic5195]

big respect !!!!!!

[@JOSEMANU55]

Impresionante, roca.

[@karstenkrug6755]

It is getting really outstanding after 4 minutes. Take the time too it.

[@londontree1]

Great Training!

[@harlandoank234]

KEREN ABIS...BISA JD BAHAN LATIHAN ..

[@didiervidry7687]

Lorsque nous étions venu à Paris en TGV pour amener kongoken,chi ishi etc..a Bercy en 93 pour les maîtres d Okinawa ,a la demande de sensei KAMIMURA, pierre Yves benoliel et des gonzes de la fédération ,ne savaient pas a Quoi servaient les instruments de musculation traditionnel !!!! Voilà la formation française au Budo....des sportifs.

[@Long_Wei]

pure hard and external skills! still impressive!

[@SwiitHD]

DU LOURD !

[@TheSaneHatter]

The weight-carrying drills that the karateka demonstrate, between 3:48 and 4:51, remind me a bit of some of the kettlebell drills that I've done. In particular, the stepping drills shown at 4:17 or so, remind me of the "Famer's Walk" that I've done occasionally, where you walk a short distance with the heaviest weights possible, in order to relax your shoulders and build grip strength. I suspect that they're designed with the same principles in mind.

[@tiagosouza7857]

muito bom

[@bokudenlike]

Bonito dojo

[@Gabao23]

I Agree that it did.

[@TheSaneHatter]

That's about what i expected to hear. ;-)

[@shotokanbiz9608]

exactly...

[@joelhhall]

wonderful.- from shin do kai in marquette. mi

[@deadmike2]

yeah right!

[@TutNStrut]

@ 6:36 Uechi Ryu incorporates the principles of Pangai-Noon, based on the dragon, tiger and crane. @ 6:49 The dragon represents the intensity of Chinese tornadoes. @ 6:58 We work on flexibility and speed of the tiger. @ 7:04 And the beauty of the movements of the crane. @ 7:08 Here is the dragon's tooth, the tiger's fang, and the beak of the crane. @ 8:23 Thank you very much

[@shinjaokinawa5122]

Merci

[@kinoelox3216]

La neta. Muy buen maestro

[@bloodriotiori]

Exactly. I've never looked at karate as a means to "fight", it's always been an art form, and a form of self defense. Having used my Shotokan many times in real situations I can attest to the effectiveness, but having also boxed and done muay thai, unless you're on say, Lyoto Machidas level, traditional karate isn't really built for ring sports. If you want to use karate to fight, go take up Kyokushin, if not, then just enjoy the art and defend yourself with it should you ever have to :)

[@szkrukowski]

That would be great.

[@kyotojoseph]

This is Karate!!!

[@williamdasilvaramos706]

OSS!

[@mrJayyavarmanVII]

they're crazy!! but so strong!!

[@Samuell34]

Oss

[@themartialnerd3286]

that man had toes of steel.

[@budosportamsterdam2783]

RESPECT

[@cahyasukmaajipratama]

I really respect karate.

[@Thewakandan]

And to think what I know as a 3rd Dan black belt, its nothing compared to this! I need to put my training to a whole new level! I'm only 14 and I take pride in in my martial art as a karateka.

[@dirk410]

✊ respect

[@TheSaneHatter]

Combined strength and technique, my friend: no doubt when you're executing the stance correctly, and strong enough to do it consistently, the blows are easier to endure. And when you've FELT that difference, I'm sure it teaches you to get it right, awfully fast!

[@jeanjacquesh2o128]

du vrai karate!

[@hiroshimazakuza5333]

4th chairmen of ninjitsu clan this taught me to protect myself. to protect me.......katashi lee

[@DanielProfitt]

I trained with him under my master Ric Martin in fla. Great teacher, Hard as nails..

[@mdvcommunication]

As it's the most watched video of my Channel, I will give you soon a Full English version of this clip !

[@Idontunderstandchess]

6:15 is really heavy, if that punches dont hurt, then you must be a true master

[@londontree1]

I hope i can learn fromhim

[@nadiuska458]

asi es el karate real dalle duroooo

[@AjaychinuShah]

4:07 MA The Philosophy area is right here.

[@02rhs]

ça c'est du karaté :O

[@joshuatutepourangi-makarik7000]

The conditioning is solid

[@ulpszulpsz5714]

looks legit.. shinjo is said to have compeded in kyokushin like tournaments (full contact) there's only one footage of him knocking out a guy with a headkick...I really would like to see more of those...demonstrations are beautifull but they only show that much alltho this does not showcase the full potential of uechi ryu, it's interesting to see some of this Okinawans fight full contact, evin under limited rules

[@alfredomunoz9651]

buena madreada

[@AjaychinuShah]

5:44 MA The Philosophy area is right here. Hold jo btw. Thumb and index Web. JO oh

[@freddykrueger4311]

That toe kick man, scary. Don't wanna get hit by any of thay

[@Idontunderstandchess]

6:15 already hurts just by looking at it

[@demonfox13]

Because that's sport karate not real karate. Okinawan karate don't do sparring against other styles cause they dedicate years to the art and condition there body's to be weapons so they can protect there love ones. They don't do fights cause someone might get hurt bad.

[@paulgraham6353]

aside from fun, the purpose is to save your life. It is about killing an enemy attacker not sport. Even Uechi sparring contests are shit slap hands fights

[@qusaywesam8336]

ousss

[@ryadb3035]

call of duty word at war derniere mission c okinawa et apres ds le temple

[@gonefishingstudios]

i would so do this , even if only for the iron body training and conditioning

[@lean3593]

beautiful girl

[@RohitKumar-lj1tr]

Lê Ân

[@lean3593]

Rohit Kumar

[@asiepshtain1476]

Can someone link me to an english translation of this please?

[@shinjaokinawa5122]

Last mission c okinawa and after ds the temple. Sorry this doesn't Make sense to Me either.

[@user-lc7lk1wp9k]

where training thes choch where country and adress

[@sirbrad4]

Yeah Arthritis Do.

[@majnu100]

holy crap, he broke a stick that hit his arm. Is this karate?

[@walterhough4587]

majnu100 yes

[@lacompagnieduramoneur1827]

Le bois ne rend pas les coups.

[@ricksgymboxe]

Better than silly hands typing...

[@bloodriotiori]

It doesn't "always" lose in vs. muay thai, but some karate is not meant for sport. I'm really tired of this "well this style would kick this styles ass" debates people have. Not everyone trains for ring fights, and not every martial art is meant to be used as sport. For example, Pangi Noon (i think that's how you spell it) uses a LOT of open hand and grabbing techniques. If you put boxing gloves on them, they wouldn't do so well against a boxer would they? It's all relative.

[@karatesloth]

That is the problem with modern karateka. Modern karateka train for sporting principles, moving fast, looking glamorous, showing how flashy they are with the movements. You don't have to harden the body because the amount of padding you have does most the work for you. That is not true karatedo, nor does it teach true self defence. Anyone who tells you that hardening the body and developing a resistance to pain isn't necessary is missing something fundamentally important with their practice.

[@charly345mstl]

i'm learning kickboxing and when my enemy kicks me i guard myself with the shin, but in this training, i 'll cry like bitch....

[@MrRahulefe]

+charly345mstlneo After this training you will become stronger and your opponent will play the part of the bitch. ;)

[@lousawyer8016]

whats wrong with wkf?

[@willsonstudio2594]

le karaté d'okinawa est le shorin ryu ! et pas autre chose !

[@Draconic]

wish my dad would be that strong to teach me shit

[@nearship9853]

I learn from someone who trained under him

[@Gabao23]

The Chinese Gong Fu of Karate.

[@lehoanganh678]

cứng thế

[@mattsmith111991]

If you are a sandan at 14 then you train at a mcdojo shodan shoukd not be awarded till 16 minimum i suggest you stop lying or find a real dojo before you get hurt thinking you are better then you are

[@a.j.sanders3067]

why do you think that?

[@shinjaokinawa5122]

SanDan at 14? Try 16 more years of Practice.

[@tomiskoberne]

Nxz

[@metekosar2820]

😆😅😁Attack me once and wait😆Let me attack you😆This is Karate😆😅😁

[@canaldourameshi]

Two sweaty men rubbing each other on the floor. This is MMA, Jiu jitsu, Wrestling, Judô...

[@MrTuberler]

so gay, he's feeling him out

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[@sirbrad4]

Notice how crooked his fingers are, probably broken hundreds of times, not very intelligent actually as you do not need to be disfigured to be able to enjoy Karate and defend yourself. I did this in the past as well but I smartened up.

[@TonyBanchamek]

ça n'a rien, mais alors rien a voir avec ce qu'on enseigne en france.

[@zommellemmoz3999]

How come they do the same stuff over and over always starting with the same technique. I also punched my shotokan students - no problems just technique.

[@karatesloth]

Hang on a minute...you're a sandan at 14? Forgive my rudeness, but...how?!

[@keisuke185]

yeahh karate is good but why karate always lose in muay thai

[@denimelulu9732]

Oss