Soke Inoue Yoshimi teaches Suparimpei (kata, bunkai & questions) - Seminar Italy 2013

[@opiskelu6097]

It is amazing, how fast and sharp he is. Never have seen so perfect technique from teacher. Respect and bow.

[@AlessandroTimmi]

Soke Yoshimi Inoue was universally recognized for his immense Karate knowledge, passed on to his students in a practical and entertaining fashion. I hope you will enjoy this video of his class on Suparimpei kata and its bunkai as much as I enjoyed recording and editing it.

[@channaholidays7198]

yes indeed.

[@mazisigmond7508]

Thank you so much

[@taffyddu]

Absolutely wonderful. Sensei Yishimi obviously loves what he does, loves teaching and sharing with students. I study a different sort of karate but I'd love to see him and learn from him in person.

[@AlessandroTimmi]

Unfortunately he is no longer with us, all the more reason for me to share the videos of his classes with the wider community.

[@buildwalls2001]

What Great power, focus, and technique with each move, plus the snap. I study a different style but I wish I was there to learn from a great master. Well done!

[@Kobenoz]

Power, sharpness, speed, accuracy, you can tell the amount of training this Master had. It's an honor Sensei!

[@leggidicomputer991]

Too bad he passed away on 2015 :(

[@qaderalnajjar1767]

Oss

[@COMB0RICO]

Very important upload. Thank you very much! Thanks from Texas.

[@Ngutovi]

A true teacher. Just amazing.

[@miyamotosakura5097]

Los que dan al pulgar para bajo no entiendo que hacen viendo este video de un gran maestro. Poco conocimiento de karate deben de tener. Magistral su sabiduría. OSS

[@bajuszpal172]

Only repeatedly can I praise Soke Yoshimi´s methodology, perfection and his human approach. R.P. Thank you Paul, 67

[@ashwaniyadav966]

He was the best master and he always will be.

[@weirdo4653]

He is one of the best master alive

[@dieserjason]

@@weirdo4653 He died 5 years ago I think ☹️😔

[@weirdo4653]

@@dieserjason are you serious???😔😔😔

[@weirdo4653]

Anyway, he left a good legacy, for me he was one of the best Karate Masters.

[@nipaipo36100]

@@dieserjason yep he died in 2015

[@CorkDave1]

A master class of huge portion Osu 🥋

[@curtrod]

the best karate I've ever seen

[@hlasoe8302]

i get good technique, enjoyment n entertainment from this admireable master. tks alot.

[@manoelgomesfilho5036]

Belissima apresentação Mestre. HARIGATO.

[@GearTitan117]

Muchas gracias por este aporte a la comunidad karateka.

[@hanschristian1939]

Burrit sia borokan wae, oke ?.

[@tsheejkoobyajchannel1229]

Rất khâm phục cho môn karatedo ít có môn nào trên thế giới mà 1 ông già tầm tuổi như ông này vẫn còn nhanh nhẹn và uyển chuyển như ông

[@nikfeo]

Большое спасибо за видео! Великий мастер!

[@tinotrivino]

Gracias por subirlo amigo, un abrazo desde España. :)

[@praveenb9922]

Thank you for sharing the knowledge 😊

[@ashwinighodke9875]

Karate World needs this man back….

[@carminecosentino5896]

Ottima spiegazione , complimenti per il lavoro svolto ,🙏🙏🙏

[@KobukanGojuRyu]

16:40 what he's showing as Goju, is really just one lineage (Miyazato). Higa, Yagi and Toguchi lines of Goju-Ryu all us the open hand.

[@lucasperon-queiroz6294]

He is also showing the different diagonal lines as well, but yes, both variants exist in different lineages of Gojuryu as well as in different lineages of Shitoryu (and even Shotokan)

[@ongcanguru]

Este kata é tecnicamente incrível 🙏🙏🙏

[@boydthomas8651]

Most Excellent sir !!

[@yagamiyasaki4091]

Amazing so detailed; i can work on it even my style shotokan thank you so much!

[@AlessandroTimmi]

I’m glad you found it useful, you are welcome Yagami.

[@senbonzakurakageyoshi662]

It's not exacly the same kata but in Shotokan you can work Hangetsu as well, it's the same style of kata!

[@yagamiyasaki4091]

@@senbonzakurakageyoshi662 Han getsu one of my favorite kata because i want strong and controlled breathing with my techniques when im still at my 20's; i dont know how many hangetsu and tekki shodan i perfom just for improve myself. In my early 30's i have accident one of my leg broken and back of my knee ligaments cut off other leg dislocate from ankle i cant even stand up 10 moths... After that point i cant perform any moves, started to think "is this all i can do for my karate, is it over?" im not doing it for competition and never have any intend from start, i did for myself so you cant believe how much i lose; still i wanna work on it because its part of my life at this point, after i can stand up with crutches try to do choku tsuki everyday 4 hours, just choku tsuki with thinking how do i improve its really hard when im in so much pain i literally cried everytime in training and after 6 month i reach some point! Something i can hold even with just feeling, its real!! And notice its just begining, mountain so big i cant cant even imagine the top but i can smile at it. Now why i tell you my boring life story? Because as i can see sensei Yoshimi have all the things i found in 20 in those years and can tell you more of it, explain them ,notice your mistakes, make you better at it, give you courage for making them better while he have smile on his face (maybe he have so much trouble inside but you can feel hes smiling all karate ka with feeling were connected) You have to respect THAT in my experience, try to learn from it, try to be better with it!! so please refrain yourself from proposal while having something this polished, im not saying han getsu or shoto kan bad and dont try to belittle you when im just normal average karate ka who loves japanese culture anime games etc. , just dont do it under my post im getting sad enough when watching these videos and think never have a change to meet him so its little hard when you say something like this PS. im not native english speaker so please forgive my mistakes im sure have lot of them but this much all i can. Have a great life!!!

[@aikinoshihan]

Compassionate and kindly genius.

[@channaholidays7198]

grazie per video.

[@belajarkarate]

Am shotokan but love to learn others style too. Thanks for this video 👍🙏

[@kalyanikichotisiduniya]

Thank you sesei

[@monicapym8948]

Thank you very much for sharing such a valuable video !! Greetings from Mexico :)

[@viplavagnijwalapalavarapu9110]

Awesome 🙏🏻👍🏻

[@KamilKamil-i4x]

Very good teaching

[@xray2263]

この動画を見ただけでも、この方が本物だとわかります。 一度お会いしてみたかったです。

[@ongcanguru]

Artes marciais eterna paixão está em meu sangue

[@wadechroninger7101]

Damn Sharp, Fantastic Instruction!!

[@MrKarate_11]

and 2 years later he died. RIP Master. You're a legend.

[@anithasuresh3495]

Who are

[@anithasuresh3495]

You

[@samuelkairu1504]

Thank you alot

[@jasifulislma3668]

All the best

[@rickiebhattacharya6012]

Beautiful

[@sedriquehector6270]

Good job

[@dinocruz514]

Thanks for This Video

[@blockmasterscott]

Watching this made me realize that the international kata champions have much more crisp techniques, but they are missing something that this gentleman has, and I cannot quite place it. Yeah, maybe they are better from a technical point, but they don't have something that Mr. Yoshimi has, and I can't figure out what it is. Maybe it's a very casual competence that he has while the kata champions yell and scream. I'm not sure. But they are definitely missing something that he has.

[@AlessandroTimmi]

I think it has to do with the fact that Japanese practitioners and masters are exposed to original, top quality Karate since very young age and for their entire life. World class international athletes may outperform them from a physical conditioning point of view, however it is extremely difficult to match the degree to which Japanese teachers like Soke Inoue interiorize Karate. It's their game after all, we are lucky to be able to learn from them.

[@Seifukusensei]

He know what he is doing beyond just going through the movements. Remember okinawans developed these forms primarily as drills for self defense techniques

[@frontenac5083]

WKF champions are certainly not better technically. They’re robots, some of them to a laughable extent.

[@blockmasterscott]

@@frontenac5083 That’s it, you’re right. Robots. Very good point.

[@carloseduardogrbarros107]

OSU 🇧🇷

[@FunPaa]

there was a time in 90s when each kata was so secretive :)

[@AlessandroTimmi]

Then cheap flights, smartphones, and KZbin came along... :D

[@COMB0RICO]

Daniel 12:4 But thou, O Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the book, even to the time of the end: many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased.

[@senseiratheesh1324]

Great video super

[@sureshrao6151]

Amazing... 🙏

[@1965KUNGFU]

bài võ này rất hay,tôi thích video của bạn.chúc bạn thành công

[@AlessandroTimmi]

Thank you!

[@carlosgonzalez1482]

Cool and the gang humanity is ok keeping on with life and living???

[@dreamscolourhouse3252]

Respect🌷

[@somebloke13]

Excellent!

[@kaedeharakazuha6000]

1:18 man that whip

[@ApiBukitMenorehpro]

I like karate from japaneae

[@PerfectlyFreedom]

How old is he? I'm sure he's over 70 and to be able to execute high level moves like those at that age, he must've dedicated a lot during his younger years-so much that the kata is WITHIN himself.

[@PerfectlyFreedom]

@Real Aiglon thanks for the correction

[@lucyferdemon8171]

nice

[@chevamoneyz7437]

🙏

[@karekakareka3680]

Qual é o estilo do karatê desse mestre?

[@AlessandroTimmi]

Shito-ryu.

[@jorgeestrada5713]

Kenwa Mabuni era un sabio.

[@hamidsayed2112]

No age matter, Only practicing countinue..

[@KamilKamil-i4x]

Super exeplein

[@joe8610]

Er ist Gut ☝️👍🏻

[@PabloEscobar-cx8rl]

He practice Aikido..

[@happya.d6425]

Should I absorb the recoil or let it flow through

[@affalee8216]

Bounce it back

[@soumi4648]

Longue vie à le sensey

[@IrvanMubarok653]

Fell yah(appa) disini

[@carloslozano7503]

Nice comedy show!

[@AlessandroTimmi]

I’m glad you enjoyed it.

[@lizardeditz9185]

Oss 🙇‍♂️

[@k.p.dharmaraj6061]

👏🙏🏽

[@陳貴鳳-w6p]

姐我現在在教太極扇

[@Yama00]

DONT LET THE DOOR HIT YOU ON THE WAY OUT. YOU EAT TOO MUCH! YOU GO! YOU GO NOW! GET OUT RESTAURANT!!!

[@weirdo4653]

🇧🇷🥋

[@cheikhtidianesarr3229]

My style is shotokan but i like this one! He is a great master full of knowledge

[@lisatrinh911]

Hi, lisa from tx. Can you please tell me when his next seminar?

[@rcruzkarateteam2801]

Unfortunately Sōke Yoshimi Inoue passed away on May 1st, 2015.

[@eaindawbhass1885]

so this is'' ki hon waza',,,,,,,,

[@almalikaaliyarashinprabumu4105]

👍

[@anizaranizar73]

OSS.

[@blakrishnankk7621]

Master of teaching.His super style ,simple noble nature like the karate world.Salute you..

[@IrvanMubarok653]

She the microfone ittu terpadu

[@lahanwelgama4144]

Haha No Toilet.... 😂 1:49

[@samydennis2006]

27:58 / 34:19

[@OverSooll]

none of that stuff works, I did years of it, it's a posturing art. Respect nonetheless for its beauty

[@OverSooll]

@goggles789 I agree with you on some points, karate was counter productive in mugging situations which I lived, I got it to work after doing lots of thai boxing and learning to face pressure, but I had to weed out most of it to keep what works, nevertheless I respect karate for its beauty, and positive influence on well being and character development.

[@spirgtudsrubec7776]

OverSooll Just because it did not work for you or you did not practice it so it became an extension of you, does not mean it doesn't work. Then again one must ask what you mean by saying, none of this stuff works.

[@debrisr1ta158]

スーパーリンペイ

[@samydennis2006]

15:05 / 34:19

[@mkmk2281]

😁

[@kenkaratesarangan.r9144]

OSS

[@ตวงภัครัตน์ทํานาสุข-จ3ค]

มันสวยแต่ท้าเอาไปใช้จริงไม่ได้โธ่

[@RAJESHSEN-yr8tc]

Teach papuren

[@Seifukusensei]

No disrespect to this masterpiece of a karate but I'm half sure he made up that last application as I have seen that his style of shitoryu are the only ppl that do that. Though I'm a Hayashi-ha Shitoryu student teacher, we practice original Suparinpei from Goju ryu. Edit: referring to the finger flick on the last part of the kata.

[@barrettokarate]

Is it really the "original"? Jesse Enkamp in his "Karate Nerd in China" showcased kung fu masters who demonstrated Chinese versions of Seishan and Suparinpei was more complex than any karate version.

[@psymodelleragainpsymodelle8198]

ma cosa c@zzo traducono?? Lui non dice quello

[@Yama00]

INOUE JACKASS FOR XPO CHIEF RUSSIAN FEDERATION?

[@carlosalbertocastillocoron1776]

NO SERIA MEJOR QUE LOS CURSILLISTAS EN VEZ DE ESTAR SeNTADOS SI HACER NI ENTENDER NADA ENTRENARAN Y PRACTICARAN LA KATA QUE PARA ESO FUERON Y EL MAESTRO CORRIGIERA Y MOSTRARA SOBRE LA MARCHA DE LA KATA. EL ANALISIS (BUNKAI) AL FINAL ETC.

[@lucasperon-queiroz6294]

On the actual seminar they did. Pay attention to many cuts of the camera, that’s because after explaining each part they usually practice them before moving to the next part.

[@Unique.Latest]

You are a great master of Shitoryu, but what you said about Gojuryu shows that you were really jealous of Gojuryu style. You must know Sensei Higaona of Gojuryu whose only one punch is enough to put you to sleep forever. You eulogize your style, no problem; but you trivialize others', it's bad. Those who don't know Sensei Higaona, click here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qn7ZdH2ebZuWpck

[@Unique.Latest]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qn7ZdH2ebZuWpck

[@神谷-t4v]

ネテロ会長で草

[@raffaelecaponigro6001]

Tutti cintura nera una bamina e bambino di 10 e 11 marrone ma che fanno sel ha comprano? li vorrei vedere in un combattimento vero a tutte ste cinture nere a vederli perche il mio intuito non sbaglia mai con delle vere e dico vere cinture nere anche piu piccole le prendono gia prima di cominciare specialmente l allievo piu grande e grosso che vuol farsi notare.

[@raffaelecaponigro6001]

Il maestro poi imparasse l equilibrio nei movimenti che non ne ha anche lui lo vorrei veder combattere in un vero combattimento con un atro maestro ma di quelli veri duri anche con allievo di un altra scuola di karate ma karate non avrebbe speranza 1 e troppo debole nel parare e colpire 2 non ha equilibrio nei movimenti il ho visto gia maestri cosi che quando danno dimostrazzione di tecniche nei combattimenti veri le prendono facendo una figura di mer.. la teoria e la pratica sono due cose diverse per diventare dei campioni ci vuole molta ma molta pratica e la devono aquistare nei combattimenti frequenti con la sola teoria non atterri nessuno sei dravo nella teoria e pivello nella pratica il tuo karate non serve a niente invece entrambi fanno il karate il vero karate

[@St-lan]

the real masters like Soke yoshimi sensei don't exist any longer .the last ones were sensei TORU and Susuki sensei . since then no english senseican match the skill handed down to them . as most are fake artists cash grabber , teaching knife defences to children can cause serious injury because the techniques don't work in real combat . the Wado ryu as we know it like it is taught by the likes of sensei vickerman and others of similar leanage is so flawed that l saw myself as the only technically qualified to teach all of his useless blackbelts .. left .

[@patrickdarcy3863]

I am about to get attacked. wait my feet are not at the right angle........

[@AlessandroTimmi]

The perfect angles are more relevant for kata competitions than for self-defence.

[@soulsearcher6229]

If Each stance practiced regularly... Then It gets registered in our muscle memory... Then at any sudden instance .. Your body reacts to protect you anonymously...

[@blockmasterscott]

@goggles789 Exactly this, it's muscle memory.

[@mortgagefinancing5558]

This old way of martial arts is obsolete and is not realistic for modern day fighting.

[@bangsatdodol3048]

nothing special

[@ahmetozkan1330]

In an MMA ring, these kata moves dont work. Waste of time.

[@ahmetozkan1330]

@goggles789 maybe in your dreams they would kill the opponent. Fake arts supporters claim. 😆

[@billslayer1175]

Unfortunately....your attacker will not attack you like a karate person (being in a forward stance and throwing an lunge punch, etc.) so none of these defenses will work! Such a useless, and impractical, art.

[@luisramirez1161]

Of course you NEVER know where or at what angle any attack may come from , best to be aware of each moment as it occurs you react when you need to not pre thinking any particular technique the katas serve only as a method of learning a variety of techniques and as a way to focus your reaction and power ,techniques can easily flow from one to another in no predetermined sequence ,any kata would be useless to attempt to use in a certain pre practiced pattern ,that's how I was taught , after quiet a few years of study and effort it has made me quiet strong and that knowledge also made me a better and more humble person . Never once have I instigated any negative situations , always attempting to diffuse all situations through a calm and peaceful approach ,yet I can truly say thank God for that knowledge the world being how it is ; the times that I've had no choice but to react , even with multiple attackers , my training sure did work for me and my family , so the art of karate and judo is beyond practical to me , my sensai was also from Japan .

[@billslayer1175]

@goggles789 LOL...yup, it's so hidden it allows all these karate bullshit artists to make up their own moves. It's all crap and you cannot show me any video of a karate master, etc. using any of this in real life.

[@raghavendraradhakrishna5786]

Karate or any martial art does not develops only strength and flexibility, it also trains your mind. If you practice with concentration, Valor and with great respect to the art, your mind and body reacts to it. At the time of attack, your mind and body reacts automatically to the situation and defends in a martial artistic way. It's a kind of reflex. This is the reason most of the Karate masters are philosophers. Examples are Mas Oyama, Bruce Lee, Gichin Funakoshi. The ability that I am mentioning will come after years of practice with concentration.

[@blockmasterscott]

You might as well say that MMA is useless because no one wears just trunks instead of clothes. Or that boxing is useless because they wear gloves and don't hit below the belt. All combat arts have basic drills and rules that don't pertain to real life, MMA fighters wearing trunks and boxers wearing gloves. Same with karate with the stances. They do that to produce a foundation from physical conditioning. Of course it's not gonna look like that in real life. It's like asking a boxer to hold his hands like he's working on a speed bag when he's in a fight. Same thing.