A day of super master | English Sub | Morio Higaonna sensei | gojuryu

[@peterbartolomeo5542]

He's incredible. One of the few top masters of Goju Ryu left. He lives and breathes Goju Ryu. How great would it be to train with this guy

[@ariesstorm9577]

Wow its amazing to see Sensei Higaonna on KZbin again, I first discovered him a couple of years ago on a documentary made by the BBC back in the 80s. I would love to learn karate from him, even if it was only for an hour.

[@cowboycowboy9592]

I trained under him in san Marcus California.. i never regretted it

[@didiervidry7687]

Is he really strong ?

[@paulyricca3881]

🥃👴🏻 IM BRUCE LEE

[@paulyricca3881]

@@didiervidry7687 😫 DUH I DONT NO

[@andresrestreporoldan]

Right next to Higgaona sensei si a girl from Colombia. What an honor, i AM from Colombia too

[@honigdachs.]

You'd imagine these guys all super serious, but he's actually talking about booze all the time.

[@Brainwashed101]

Loved the demonstration of Suparinpei at the beginning!

[@tonywilson4339]

gary spiers mairo karate legend lived and trained with morio higaonna and were good freinds look gary spiers up on internet and you tube

[@alexarjonaa.1787]

Regards from Colombia Higaonna Sensei.

[@mossemies]

I like this guy so much.

[@jackhammer5683]

6:00 what is the name of this japaneese karate's version of wooden dummy? How do they call it in Japan?

[@DrAgan_tortojed]

Kakiya

[@jackhammer5683]

@@DrAgan_tortojed thank you so much...

[@ronaldlee7566]

It's Makiwara (Wooden Striking Post in Japanese) not Kakiya Ma'am/Sir 😊

[@williamgrant5864]

I love to meet him

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

You just know back in the day someone said something wrong and got his block knocked off Sensi aint gonna tell you that story though.

[@raymondfrye8968]

It was in the late '70's that friends of mine made a world trip to the Orient. They went to visit dojos in Okinawa.The Goju-ryu school was suffering an internal tug-of-war as to who was the inheritor of the school. The Japanese gov't. wanted to establish Goju-ryu as a Japanese art. So Morio Higaonna arose in the '80s to fill the void. They tried to do this in the late '60s with Gogen Yamaguchi of his Goju-Kai fraud but it didn't work out. Thank God. Incidentally, Chojun Miyagi died in '53 so all these "old days" stories are general knowledge. Regards

[@jujitusuka]

Raymond Frye not trolling or looking for a fight just be interested where you got this information from?

[@raymondfrye8968]

@@jujitusuka It is a very long story. Originally, In the late 60's, I was training in one of the few Okinawa Goju-Ryu schools available in PR:The Shoreikan school of Seikichi Toguchi. Allied to the school was Kimo Wall and his colleague Nobu Haru Shinoda who taught in the dojo in San Juan It was during this period, (65-75), when all these rival "schools" of JAPANESE GOJU (Yamaguchi) and AMERICAN GOJU (Peter Urban) arose. The emphasis of these people was on fighting kumite. They had no knowledge of kata or true combat technique. They were in all the magazines of the times. Meanwhile, most of the true skills remained hidden unless you went thru the ranks. You had to train for 10 years to achieve a 4th dan level. Shodans were three years training. As usual, claimants to the "throne" arose in the 70's and 80's. You will have to do more extensive research IN OKINAWA, to fully comprehend the REAL history. Some bogus claims as to who studied under whom have been thrown around so your research is sort of pointed in one direction. Regards

[@jujitusuka]

Raymond Frye thanks for that. So is the Goju Morio teaches the one “controlled” by the Japanese Govt (I had no idea this was even a “thing”). Who in your opinion has the most legitimate claim to Okinawan Goju?

[@raymondfrye8968]

@@jujitusuka Let me state that it is MY PERCEPTION ( I may be wrong), that the Japanese gov't wishes to represent Goju as a JAPANESE ART. I will have to edit my previous comment that Morio was "chosen". I have no evidence of this. He is a businessman who dedicated himself to Karate, when I first met him in the 80's. I saw him when he came to Puerto Rico. What I observed was many changes to simplify the katas so that you had to go thru the ranks and learn the really dangerous stuff. It is the "Grandmaster Syndrome" or deification I oppose. There are several excellent, traditional schools at present: Miyazato,Yagi, some others. Regards

[@jujitusuka]

Raymond Frye it sounds like the teaching you received was quite different to what you saw from Morio which reflects the teaching I receive e.g. through the kyu grades. It’s something we discuss between ourselves at our club , how katas, for example, alter over time because some black belt decides it should be this way or that. I’ll look up those you’ve mentioned in your last post, thanks.

[@didiervidry7687]

Grand. Belle vidéo.

[@frolic63]

So much respekt for him

[@Qaaglaaapa]

Who can tell me about buusaa cuzzz

[@markrobbiecorral8790]

the last thing i would like to do earth is to be drunk ang get into a heated argument and in to a fist fight with these guys.

[@irkenempire]

Watching this makes me wanna drink and hit things! Its too early for booze right now. I'm gonna kit the makiwara and drink coffee instead. Who's with me?

[@mutaze3336]

Was expecting to learn ancient karate not what type of alcohol they like 🤣🤣🤣

[@G34-w9m]

Very upsetting to know that a man who probably drank around the same table, laughed with the same people, turned their backs on Higaonna sensei purely for profit. Shame on them

[@manuelaugusto100]

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[@eligaini4062]

すべての学生は、これらの教育者のしもべであるべきであり、これらの教育者は、特定の人々にのみ特別な技術を教えます。

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

I think its interesting hiw all these masters who undoubtedly preached health fitness and other virtues used to get drunk as a y frat boy after a tard rhby baskwtball or football match. Seems a bit hypoci to me.

wrting whle intoksicuted might not sund smart.

[@miguelluis483]

I think it was Funakoshi Gichin who said that if you practice Karate and don't drink bear and eat and confraternize with your friends, then you're not doing real Karate

[@temirtaragay8932]

Head remains completely unprotected for punches and there is no use of body when throwing punches just arm

[@Anten872]

He's not the super master and not Japan's most dangerous man, you are crazy you have stolen that title from the real man in Japan and who comes from another srhlr: uechy riu

[@mickangel3945]

Fact is he's the IOGKF supreme master and he's never described himself as the most dangerous man in Japan. That was a moniker given to him by someone else.

[@didiervidry7687]

Hé IS a warrior. A true Francis BEGBIE !

[@mariocelsopereiradaschagas724]

Uma coisa é a pessoa se auto intitular um super homem; outra coisa é: as pessoas te intitularem super homem! é muito diferente! Translation: It is one thing for a person to call himself a super man; another thing is: people call you super man! it is very different!It is one thing for a person to call himself a super man; another thing is: people call you super man! it is very different!

[@abelpraveen3713]

Birthday wishes to Morio Higaonna sensei

[@lakshandesilva5165]

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