The living legend "Tsutomu Nakahodo" | Uechi-ryu | English sub | Okinawa Traditional Karate | Kata

[@grasthube]

at the time of this interview Nakahodo-sensei was between 84 and 86 years old. today I trained a bit with him at Yomitan dojo (he visited) and he is exactly the same!

[@だめ男]

沖縄空手の凄さは武道的な強さもですが、高齢でもここまで動ける健康法としてかなり優れていると思う。他のスポーツで高齢でここまで動きを維持できるのは少ないと思う

[@farmerbold1144]

Thank you guys for the excellent video of an Okinawan Karate Master.

[@artrabesauechi-ryukarate7411]

Sensei Nakahodo and sensei Yonomine were my favorites when I trained there. Because I had a difficult time walking after working out at their dojos. I associated my discomfort with learning. Go figure.

[@captainjesus1770]

A true master of Martial Arts and a great teacher. Captain Jesus END OF LINE

[@live2win4freedom82]

Old School Legendary Warrior

[@chrisowens4424]

"It's not difficult to make but it takes long time"- like a true Karateka, right?

[@anandaraokandikonda1383]

Master is there

[@高橋徹-g6m]

本物の空手というものは人間を生涯 戦士にするものと理解しました。

[@josuacortes6963]

Respect to this man🔥

[@dubboy5128]

我的榮譽大師老師 🙏

[@tanemahuta7365]

awamori..... alcohol keeps the blood thinned healing bruising and thinning blood clots internally... very important for the conditioning of the body to keep it healing, My sempai didn't drink much, he died a few days after a tourniment when a blood clot moved from his messed up shin to his brain.... so remember young ones, the right amount can be vital.

[@tanemahuta7365]

i grow carolina reapers and trinidad scorpions.... so pretty sorted with that he he

[@KingSquirtle999]

My balls produce awamori so I'm basically immortal

[@volturnu]

I like to see that. Any martial art will provide a strenghtening in both spirit and body during many years.

[@shownottell8804]

87? RESPECT.

[@music-wd2yq]

i knew Yoda is still alive

[@mikafr1993]

Cool video thanks

[@seinundzeiten]

He drinks all the sake after the training to fill his chakras with Chi.

[@HayatotheSkyGamer]

This old master is probably 4 times my age and he would definitely beat me in 1 hit. I'm doing Krav Maga by the way, and he would still knock me out I'm sure. Respect

[@lisathompson8196]

Sdccxx

[@Tsunamicombinedmartialart]

oss very good knowledgefull video

[@九九-j5v]

What soundtrack on opening?

[@edmasterson4588]

hi

[@logos_motorider6274]

Can I be his grandson, please???

[@mixumup1]

1st guy has very strong form

[@cormacmaher2]

0:45, you'll thank me later

[@Smokie1306]

4.59 itachi sharingan

[@JdawgMMAblog]

The sound of the cross walk is so distracting lol

[@gamermixy.t3664]

Karate is atleast believable but , akido is just waste of time , i know this is off topic but its also from Japan so it's related, akido look good only in movies

[@RosesArtema]

Им бы на повышение уровня мастерства до Чхарька

[@graysight]

looks like iron or heavy vest technique xD

[@madanrasaile3885]

Like if ur from shito ryu

[@vinodkumar-xr6jm]

In india anyone cross age 75 ,most probably he is on bed.

[@joshmiller8392]

“it’s good for blood circulation”, what happens to your liver in a meantime grandpa? 😃

[@asamiyashin444]

"Foreign robbers" is a very wide and misleading way of speaking. It can lead some Japanese people to fear foreigners in general. It also assumes that there aren't Japanese robbers in Japan. It is a discriminatory way of speaking. Be concrete. For example, American soldiers who get drunk and become criminals. I'm Spanish. By saying "foreigners" they include all non-Japanese people like myself. I don't like the usual Japanese way of talking about foreigners in general, as if all non-Japanese people were the same. And in this context it seems that the local hero is beating the "people from outside". Like I said, it is misleading and it fosters racism towards the non-Japanese. Say the nationality or better, simply say "robbers", why the specification that they are non-Japanese? I'm here to watch a video about karate, not to feel insulted as a non-Japanese. I have lived in Japan 9 years and I never robbed anybody. Not all the foreigners living in Japan are bad people. Not all are the same.

[@brancatiross]

This is the real traditional Karate do, when sensei (the master) hits hardly his opponent (student) to have his respect...Am I joking? Perhaps!

[@rodciferri9626]

The sensei hits the student to help him grow.

[@colinluby5950]

Dude is old, undertakers follow him down the road

[@smr144]

He'll kick your ass too before he goes down...

[@colinluby5950]

yep

[@freshstartfitness8875]

Joe Average-that’s just a saying everywhere. It’s not japanese folklaw 😂

[@SolidAir79]

Not Really ?

[@rodciferri9626]

One thing is for certain, when your dealing with traditional Okinawan karate, the old guys with high rank really are that good - they don't get promoted just because they've stuck around for a long time . They have to at least maintain that level, because the next highest rank is striking them as hard as he/she can - and that's really hard. They also have to have the power to help the higher ranks that are lower than them grow by striking them hard enough that it's a little more than they've handled before - and that's really hard as well.

[@Mani_Matter]

Air don’t fight back

[@rodciferri9626]

Actually no, that was a man who got punched in the torso while doing Sanchin kata.

[@ngevacorp]

They should do a MMA fighter dojo smashing these martial arts gyms videos. .

[@davefletch3063]

Why? MMA is just traditional martial arts minus the tradition and heart…

[@Nasaruddin-eo3tm]

Nice but not flexible

[@Sujiceel]

Not surprising really, give the old guy a break. But probably more than enough to take care of himself.

[@billtessier9423]

He's 85 yrs. old don't judge a book by its cover after 70 yrs. of training he's iron man uechi -ryu is the best self-defense karate there is if you knew anything about martial arts you would know that its not flashy but its deadly Master Nakahodo is no joke he is a true Martial artist.

[@dakentaijutsu2010]

Typical troll, you're just like the others, judging a book by its cover!

[@roninbaedal80oyama35]

Useless nonsense!

[@danielgreer1446]

Well, he is 87 and still foiling muggers. If 87 years old you or I reach, look as good, we will not. Now, bow to your sensei.

[@liam-n8098]

Lool in his prime I’m sure he would knock the lights out of everyone here...

[@samuraiisalmighty4917]

Roninbaedal80 Oyama useless comment

[@carnage_mode7499]

Nah even him at this age would have you