Practical Kata Bunkai: Some Karate Gripping

[@roberthunter5119]

It is so satisfying to see karate's true essence coming back to the forefront. This IS karate! Thank you for these uploads.

[@danpearman270]

Very interesting - I'd been taught a version of that last armlock in Karate classes, but tight in to the body and locking the shoulder rather than the elbow - it always felt like it wasn't much of a lock, if you've got reasonably flexible shoulders it's actually kinda comfortable... Maintaining the body space and attacking the elbow makes much more sense - exactly the same lock as I've practiced on the ground in JuJitsu (I guess maybe I should've made that connection before...). Thanks for yet another fantastic video, you've inspired me back to training my katas (now I just need to find some like-minded training partners to drill the partner work with...).

[@leronin59]

Thank you for what you do and what you wrote about this video. I was a karate student in master Plee 's academy and i used to practice a karate as an art where anything is allowed. And that is so technical so rich. If you understand the princips of karate, then you can make karate with each and every technic a body can perform. Oss.

[@nedim_guitar]

This is real karate education, University level! Thank you, professor Abernathy.

[@rne02]

Excellent as always, thank you for sharing.

[@martialway100]

Great teaching. Thanks for uploading.

[@dvsdvsdvs329]

Great job! Just by your Thumbnail I knew this was going to be good stuff.

[@eepluveepluv3718]

Thanks for the great explanation!!!!

[@ismaildashti5874]

Thank you so much osu

[@skie979]

Thank you for sharing!

[@falkschiffner6565]

GREAT!

[@abcddcba8882]

🥋👍

[@goodbuy7556]

what is bunkai for Mawashi uke?

[@bonsaiviking]

Sensei Jesse has a video on that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qn7FZJyurcaAfMU