Osae uke part 2!

In this video you can see Osae Uke being used in karate katas and in Kung fu. It’s clear it is a very common technique but gets overlooked on how truly effective it is. So, when you see a closed hand or open hand tuck under the elbow or arm, chances are it’s Osae uke. This is a very effective technique. How many other styles use this technique? Dig around and find out. But by all means, have fun!

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In wu shu anzhan

[@dix515]

For example, I see a lot of similarity between Shotokan karate and Shaolin temple kung fu in northern China. long, deep postures, for example.

[@sassuki]

Yes, because many kata in Shotokan come from Shorin-Ryu. "Shorin" was the way "Shaolin" was pronounced in Okinawa. But the Naihanchi / Tekki Katas come from Shorei-Ryu, not Shorin-Ryu. Examples of Shorin-Ryu kata are Passai (Bassai), Chinto (Gankaku) and Jitte.

[@BlazerK1914]

So both Kung Fu and Karate are similar to each other.

[@berkaysen2246]

Karate comes from kung fu.

[@davidskaratetips.7306]

@@berkaysen2246if you watch my other videos you can see kata movements shared in many other different styles. Not just Kung fu.

[@berkaysen2246]

@@davidskaratetips.7306 All martial arts have some similarities but some Karate movements are very similar to Kung-fu. Actually much more than some. As far as I know, Kara-te means empty hand, born in Okinawa and Okinawa is an island between exactly Japan and China. I heard once some fishermen comes to Okinawa from China. And they bring Kung-Fu techniques. But in time it evolved and changed and turned into another martial art. Now Karate is totally different but origin of it probably the kung-fu. Bruce Lee also said Kung-Fu ancestor of Karate and Jiu-Jitsu. I am sure that there’re also karate masters know the history. I personally learned little shotokan Karate in the past. My sensei was 4.th Dan and he also said something about this. So I believe in this. But of course everyone‘s opinion. Maybe you can search from history. Both karate and kung-fu great martial arts. But in my opinion if Karate is classic physics, Kung-Fu is Quantum 😅😅👍🏻

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@@berkaysen2246 in my opinion, karate kata holds the key to all martial arts from the past. You can see this in the cat stance which is used in Muay Thai to pac sau which is used I. Kung fu, to distance and timing from Nakayama Hakudo. It is a beautiful blend martial arts all located in kata. You can see it being played out on repeat with MMA. Once you understand kata, you can see it everywhere

[@sassuki]

The original meaning of Karaté is "Chinese Hand", so Karaté comes 100% from Kung-Fu. It was changed later to "Empty Hand" in Japan for pure political reasons. Same thing happened in Korea: When Karaté was introduced there, they translated it 1:1 from the japanese, and so it was called Tang Soo Do (Way of the Chinese Hand). Later, it was changed to "Taekwondo" for purely political reasons. So basically both Taekwondo and Japanese Karaté originate in Kung-Fu.

[@anguslazy]

Isn't that from Roblox?