Powerful Pinan Shodan Kata | Okinawan Karate Grand Master | Shorin-ryu Kenshikai | Ageshio Japan

[@RegulusVi]

Master has an incredible speed of punch.

[@deaponsel7576]

i hope there is a complete tutorial from this channel like basic stance,footwork,basic punch and other thing.This channel is so good when showing the tutorial 👍

[@KingOfTheUraken]

I see the common roots with shotokan here. Except that kata is a tad harder. Thanks for sharing! Thanks to Sensei to take the time for those videos.

[@warhawksmemories3071]

Nice learning from different styles thank you

[@rtt1961]

Wonderful. Be sure to complete the series.

[@miguelangelsolis6495]

Thanks for sharing sensei.Oss

[@motherknows8894]

Very strong and deceptively fast; thank you!

[@johncrouch1772]

Thanks for sharing.

[@bieneulm1982]

Pinän Shadan, Pinähn Gadan. Oh my...

[@satheeshkumar6865]

Awesome.

[@edrlingbarrie6846]

Watching from 🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱

[@MegaRastaman]

Merci pour la transmission des techniques maître

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you for watching. Oss!

[@SuperFamiKing]

I like the whipping sound of his Gi 🙂

[@philiptruitt]

Thank you!

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Oss!

[@premierdeal]

Shuto uke in Shotokan never made any sense to me. Watching Sensei doing finally does!

[@MartinJutras]

Same for me. In Shotokan it is done a a much bigger wider way. Here sensei makes it more realistic.

[@premierdeal]

Totally, oss!

[@beedoubleu]

Very Shorinkan Shorin-Ryu like.. Hai..

[@elilevis7261]

Super!

[@akmalazmer2023]

As a 40 years old man, is it too late for me to learn karate? I really keen on learning kata...not the fighting though...

[@pgong]

Not too late at all. Train according to your ability and endurance now and you'll become stronger and more limber in time with steady training. Just understand that our physical potential wanes as we age so keep your expectations in order. We can't move, at 40+, like we would be able to at 25.

[@peterfan8650]

We had a 70yo starting at our dojo. I re-started my journey at 55yo after a 15 year break. Manny Pacquio was still boxing after 40yo. 40 is the new 30s. If the mind is willing the body will follow.

[@yuusama5203]

ピンアンは、糸洲安恒が唐手を学校体育にするべく創作した形。この取り組みには当初剛柔流の宮城長順も参加していたが、「サンチンなどは胸を圧迫する可能性がある」など教育界からの疑問が呈されて途中で離脱したために、那覇手の要素が全く無くなった。従って剛柔流（と上地流などの白鶴拳系統）にピンアンは無い。 また教育目的のため、貫手での目突き・金的攻撃・関節技などの危険な技は意図的に外された。 Pin-an is a form created by Ankō Itosu to make karate a part of school sports. Goju-ryu's Chojun Miyagi originally participated in this initiative, but he withdrew midway due to questions raised by the educational community, such as ``Sanchin and the like can put pressure on the chest,'' and Naha-ryu decided to take part in this initiative. element has completely disappeared. Therefore, there is no pin an in Goju-ryu (and the Hakutsuru-ken lineage such as Uechi-ryu). Also, for educational purposes, dangerous techniques such as tsukute (eye thrust), metal attacks, and joint techniques were intentionally omitted.

[@aboutblank7662]

Cobra Kai never dies 👊

[@dimandobrov4115]

It FIRST REAL bunkai for pi9nan shodan (pinan nidan in josinmon) Repect master! Bunkai for real combat hand to hand!!!

[@istvankrisak4202]

Just I see similarity with Heian Nidan?

[@martinesKarateka]

Its essentially the same kata

[@IQzminus2]

Heian is the Japanese pronunciation and Pinan the Okinawan pronunciation of the same Japanese signs. So it’s written the same in katakana. It’s the same name / katas, just different ways of pronouncing the name. Shōtōkan is a mainland Japanese style.Shōrin-ryū is Okinawan. Shōtōkans founder also decided to switch the order he taught Pinan Shodan and Pinan Nidan. As he thought it was easier to teach beginners Pinan nidan. Pinan Shodan roughly means ‘first kata of the Pinan series’ and Pinan Nidan ‘second kata of the pinan series’. So if you switch the order it make sense to switch the names. So the ‘first kata of the Heian / Pinan’ series actually was the first kata taught to a student. And so it became that Heian Shodan = Pinan Nidan And Heian nidan = Pinan Shodan And they are all the same katas. Most other styles calls them Pinan. Only shōtōkan and styles decedent from shōtōkan call them Heian. Shōtōkans founder did not change the order for any of the remaining pinan katas. So Pinan / Heian katas, Sandan, Yondan, Godan are all the same.

[@superfatbobtail]

Shotokan renamed Pinan Shodan into Heian Nidan

[@dipzno1]

Then it went to kyukushin and was called pinan although it differs a little from this and from shotokan

[@ctiborpelikan]

Wery hard to remmember.coordination