Okinawa Karate "Makiwara-tsuki" to train your fist!

[@John-ob7dh]

I have used my floor standing makiwara for at least 30 years .I still use it every other day , but mainly now for exercise and breathing ( I am 81 ) .My hands are strong and hard and no arthritis. Its funny as I met a new guy ( much younger than me ) only 2 days ago and when we shook hands , I knew he was trying to give me a strong handshake ( but a little too strong on 1st aquantance ) so I reciprocated back . I noticed he soon gave up the idea .LOL

[@randycurtis1176]

Right or wrong I have this image of stern-faced Japanese (or Okinawan) masters who don't seem to enjoy life let alone their art. Maybe there are enough people out there that contribute to my perception but here I see to esteemed men who are obviously very serious about their art sharing knowledge, smiling, enjoying the interchange. I love it and I love the attention to detail. If I were twenty maybe I'd figure out a way to spend 18 mos studying Isshin Ryu (?) at this dojo and I'd be grateful for the opportunity.

[@oxiemacapantao8907]

Amazing OLDER Master. Simple w/ humble...

[@K.a.r.a.t.e.k.d.o]

Makiwara is a very useful exercise to strengthen the hands Hitting the goal helps to develop speed, strength, and precision in defense art Makiwara is part of the traditional karate complementary training called Hojo undo Makiwara is a simple and easy tool and you can make it at home and train it daily for a quarter of a half hours to make your hands steel But what is important here is that you need to train it correctly or otherwise it has a loss Especially those students who started

[@4kiduki]

巻藁叩くと、初めは手の皮がむけてずるずるになるよね。 巻藁も血で真っ赤になるし。懐かしい～

[@aiden9416]

笑笑流石にそこまではしませんでしたが自分もよく手が腫れてました。

[@GeorgeAraujoMedeiros]

Oss! Brasil Piaui

[@wadejensen3301]

Dear Sir..... I don't know if you can read English.. I hope so.... I absolutely love this series of videos... I love seeing how all the different styles of Karate are connected and in fact how they have just evolved as different interpretations of the same thing...or have taken a specific emphasis to a specialised level. Thank you again!

[@pavelkonyushkinkyudokan]

That is amazing film about Kaicho! So many thanks to Naka sensei and his group!!!

[@BelloBudo007]

It would appear that both instructors have a great of genuine respect for each other. I wonder would Okinawan karateka be interested in visiting Naka Sensei's Tokyo dojo as an exchange training visit?

[@orionbassmaster666]

it sure is interesting, but any Okinawan karateka knows that he got a lifetime of skills and information within Okinawan itself the variety of styles and philosophies adopted by all the sensei....that should keep any practitioners occupied for multiple lifetimes xd

[@adiyyhatem]

nice. i always wanted to go to japan to further my karate, but my work kept me far from it.

[@mikareisuzu]

巻き藁の振動の仕方がそれぞれ違うように思える。 突きの質が違うのか、スーパースローでの撮影と巻き藁の打撃面に振動計、加速度計。荷重計等の計測器を付けて計測してみたい。

[@anurabandara8867]

Good Makiwara training 👍👍👍karate ශ්‍රී 🇱🇰

[@mazesgilan4802]

Thank you.

[@josemachado404]

C'est beaux, un mètre de cette, la puissance qu'il dégage oss

[@DavidTheFlyingGuy2000]

Oui, en effet. Il est peut-être très âgé, mais il reste dévoué à son art. Tout mon respect à lui. Je souhaite un jour être entraîner au Karaté Okinawaïen (plus particulièrement les styles Goju-ryū et Uechi-ryū) par ces maîtres.

[@محمدعلي-د3ه3ف]

Peace be upon you. This is the wood of diversity and thanks

[@ihngnfgkan]

空手は美しい。

[@行き地獄-f5j]

@@ポメラニアン2号 じゃあどうぞ黒帯の人とかに喧嘩売ってきてください

[@msilnascimento]

Very nice, thanks for posting, very elucidative.

[@ふわり-p2c]

美しいですね

[@duraisamymurugesain9186]

Always very very exland nice

[@mr.coffee7434]

How is the short punch seemingly stronger and sharper than the long punch?

[@MikesDadvice]

in the video he said, "we don't lift our heels, we push through them" it's about timing the movement of the whole body, from the heel on the floor, through the hip and shoulder into the fist. This is the benefit of the makiwara, it gives feedback on your movements when you make contact

[@ИванИванов-ш4е4г]

Каратэ уже давно ЕДИНЫЙ спорт.....

[@кочкорбайказаков]

Good 👍🤗🧘

[@terrostar]

Grand Master of the Jedi Order

[@nakayamay9077]

インパクトの位置が違う、、、

[@天使-f2s]

流派によって違うんですよー^_^

[@raha9190]

比嘉先生べらべらしゃべりながらガンガン打ち込むのなんなんですかね… 軸がぶれてないからくっついたらヒジかヒザが飛んでくるんだろうな

[@juancasoli6165]

muy bueno

[@themasakatsu]

比嘉先生、鬼畜がいるね。笑。

[@youzeri]

osu!

[@martinrodrigueztherealtor9405]

💙💜💙💜🥋🥋🥋

[@Jhonny33993]

Osu! Name song?

[@shibainushibainu-x9e]

先生は攻撃までのアクションが少ない。相手は読みにくい。

[@DONTHATETHEPLAYA321]

I think the heavy bag is a good replacement

[@てくぼ-b7s]

サンダルが小さい

[@cicerojoaquim8292]

Muito o calejamento no makiwara

[@yakuza7056]

Кроме таэквондо и кикбоксинга нет ни одного широко распространенного боевого искусства, в котором ученик постигал бы фехтование ногами. Мастера, тренера, да как не назовите просто не обладают нужными знаниями и умениями. А бить в пузо друг-друга как это делают например в федерациях кекушин карате - не очень достойное занятие для пузатых мужчин.

[@si7289]

なんかひふみんっぽい

[@pingu6401]

えっとですね、私のですね、経験からいきますとですね、えっとですね

[@Y青年]

S I わかる

[@mykwondo5871]

Yang gini mah, kalo tawuran, mati duluan 👍

[@studioELVIS34]

Ежедневное нудное постоянство !

[@やまびこ-t9w]

シコって寝ろ

[@ПавелПавлович-ч2ю]

В реальном бою вы нулевые

[@tapasdutta2989]

Osu