Soke Inoue Yoshimi teaching karate blocks - Summer Camp 2013

Soke Inoue Yoshimi (井上) teaching karate blocks (such as yoko uke, gedan barai, jodan uke, shuto uke) during his Karate Summer Camp 2013, held in Tottori, Japan. His disciples, Antonio Diaz (Venezuela) and Rika Usami (宇佐美里香, Japan), both WKF World kata champions, assist him during the lessons.
Video courtesy of Sensei F. Favaron, founder of Inoue-Ha Shito-Ryu Italy:
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© 2013 Virtual Sensei

[@danryansrca]

This guy was such a great teacher that you can understand him no matter what language you speak! I wish I could have studied with him!

[@masjut1]

Beautiful art. God bless this teacher. RIP

[@Giovanni_Gabrielli]

"I lose just one point, one point. Martial arts no, no points, pam pam finish." what a great man he was

[@AlessandroTimmi]

+Giovanni Gabrielli yes he was awesome. Too bad he died so early.

[@ChienWei92]

+Alessandro Timmi wonder how does he pass away?

[@Giovanni_Gabrielli]

Sadly he died from cancer on May 1st the last year. Not only he knew how to teach with such effectiveness to adults, he was very sweet to children, kind and humble. I always think of him as the friendly, happy teacher everyone should have. He knew his days were numbered, but kept smiling. A man that holds such pain inside and keeps on people feeling good is so remarkable,

[@AlessandroTimmi]

+Giovanni Gabrielli yes, he was a great example for all of us.

[@NabilAbdulrashidComedy]

Ah man.. just discovered him recently and now I hear he’s passed away. My condolences

[@NabilAbdulrashidComedy]

This mans karate is beautiful. If karate was taught like this more people would respect the art. All this needs is a more sport based sparring method and it’s a complete self defence AND sport art

[@othomas1825]

The reason because karate is a joke today is becuse karate becomes sport.

[@aurum4146]

@@othomas1825 most traditional dojos are still a bad joke so no not really

[@Jontravolta992]

Mans karate, karate mans, dirty mans, mans dirty, yes no no yes oh oh😂

[@jb-ks9kh]

Inoue sensei , incredible. Passed away recently,very sad.

[@BelloBudo007]

Thanks Alessandro Timmi for making the teachings of Inoue Sensei available to the rest of the world. I've enjoyed looking at quite a few that you have posted and appreciate your efforts mate. Inoue Sensei's ability to speak English makes it just so much easier for me to follow the subtle points that he's trying to make. And lastly, I encourage all karateka to work together and follow the principles of the dojo kun. Karate is such a small sport or art in the broad scheme of things. Hopefully with healthy interaction and good manners, karate will survive and prosper. Ossu!

[@AlessandroTimmi]

Thank you Bill for enjoying these vids... I'm glad that you fully caught the spirit of my effort... spreading knowledge and joining people from all over the world with a common passion, Karate. More videos soon!

[@qfbjoelsalazar3451]

It is true that karate is for the whole life of those who practice it and apply it in all aspects of it. regards

[@FelipeFigueiredodeCampos]

Thanks for sharing that. There few videos of Hayashi Sensei. Really happy to see Inoue Sensei teaching. Thanks a lot. 🙏🔝

[@banzai8789]

Great! Thank you, Alessandro, for this video. To see Rika Usami performing Pinan Nidan ... Super

[@AlessandroTimmi]

No worries, thanks for watching!

[@baochuong3422]

I’m very keen on this martial. Great Teacher.

[@pratapchandra6489]

Thank you very much sir

[@baochuong3422]

Thanks.

[@hebertoquintero1200]

Maestro Inoue que en paz.descanse El quiso tanto al Karate que muy seguramente sigue enseñando donde se encuentre Dios con usted

[@fredkarat]

thnx , grazie , great master ..oss

[@CorkDave1]

Excellent explanation Age Uke Osu 🥋

[@Comunidadviolinistas]

RIP Sensei. OSS

[@yudisthiralistya745]

7:35 It’s only a demo but damn her steps are quick!

[@yudisthiralistya745]

the troll Dude, you know she’s already a two time world champion right?

[@paulruprai1274]

RIP brother

[@ridwanulkarim3560]

excellent

[@AlessandroTimmi]

Yes, he is awesome. Stay tuned for more videos of Soke Inoue Yoshimi!

[@abdulqadeerqadamshahi3068]

Supper

[@academyaasar1002]

اشكرك فيديو رائع فى شكل الحركة الصحيح

[@AlessandroTimmi]

You are welcome!

[@erikk2687]

Thank you

[@karateshito2000]

R.I.P. Soke

[@Noone-rt6pw]

Would Inoue Yoshimi have instructional karate videos like this on DVD? IN English?

[@thienthunhatmong4259]

Nội dung video rất hay

[@allgadget3308]

Nice blocking. I love it. It is something you never see in formal Kumite Championship. Blocking technique is unnecessary, but SPEED. In Kumite Championship we only see attack, attack and attack in high speed movement. It is true and I don't know why

[@2000wrx]

Karate, real Karate from the original founders is pretty amazing, its been lost in a world Kata drones and point sparring. Karate needs an awakening to its roots.

[@MrEMT4466]

Guru Dan Inosanto said that in the Martial Arts you might get from point A to maybe point H and there are instructors who are @ point Q look @ Arts which appears to lower than point A because you never know what they have!!!!!

[@raya5090]

English subtitles would've been very helpful

[@ironfistarrival]

Looks Like Shoto Kan ?

[@stonecrockett9079]

@ Garry Smalls: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmW5hqiOp86NhZo Yeah, Yahara sure seems "efficient." The dude is stomping around like an elephant, his blocks are slow and weak, and his gi doesn't even pop. My brother trained with Soke Inoue; he is FAST. Last time I checked, he was in charge of the WKF kata board, but I may be mistaken. The dude knows what he's doing. Just because your teacher/style/league has different views does not mean that our SOKE does not have a less than adequate understanding of bio-mechanics, or has an inferior grasp of physics. This man's form and application are on point, and that is undeniable.

[@hectorramirezandrade6666]

Pulgar arriba

[@cleidedesouza1225]

Traducao para portugues

[@salaheddine448]

In my opinion the best sensei is andre bertal

[@diosdadoapias]

I think karate technique of parrying should be reinvented to be use against classic boxing's punches.

[@hotlanta35]

Boxing needs to be reinvented not Karate

[@diosdadoapias]

@@hotlanta35 Boxing has already the way to use against boxers but not karate that uses parry or blocking against punches on the face. If you block a punch against a karate punch it will work but not against a boxing fast combination. Karate should adapt bob and waving juts like boxers. Try sparring against a boxers and try to karate block or parry against jab, straight, upper in fast combination.

[@viruj4th]

Bruce Lee of Karate world 👆

[@danil34]

Great sensei but students are lacking discipline. Cant sit with feet out or play cellphones

[@spirgtudsrubec7776]

discipline is a negative notion, totally outdated. we are not learning martial arts to become robotic and controlled. we practice martial arts to learn more about ourselves, to become better versions of ourselves, to be in the moment more, not in a strict way, but in a more aware way. more importantly to enjoy our time of practice. practicing martial arts is difficult, far too difficult if you take the fun out of it.

[@qfbjoelsalazar3451]

you are right they do not respect the doyo of practices as it should be done

[@solarhoney]

All those who put down the advantages of following a discipline probably overlook the fact that these unique and great masters who they come to watch and learn from - got mastery and perfection precisely because they followed this discipline and showing respect and paying complete attention to Sensei !!! None of these Sensei, certainly not Sensei Inoue, can be described as robotic or militarised ! Probably, many of today's people simply don't get this. Different generations I guess. Or maybe - difference of cultures - asian and non asian

[@m96920]

Why crossing hands before block? A straight punch is faster than these types of blocks.

[@glassfireactual9207]

Youre absolutely right. However, there are some exceptions and reasons why some blocks are the way they are. We have to remember that this system did not appear from fantasy or thin air

[@m96920]

@@glassfireactual9207 Can you show me any tournament, fighters using these type of blocks?

[@josef-peterroemer5309]

There are no blocks in Karate, those names were given by the Japanese because the Okinawan never gave them the Bunkai for the moves. Okinawans had no names for any technique. All names used today are from the Japanese.

[@Macovic]

Never block on opponents hand. Block on opponents upper form arm. Seeing some nan quan remnents

[@Ronin-101]

have mike Tyson throw punches and block it like this .

[@tommysdirtandsoultommytheh1569]

This is why I wrote this little bit of humor. outercirclekarate.blogspot.com/2016/08/the-art-of-duitumi.html

[@Ronin-101]

"Tommy's Dirt And Soul" (Tommy The Hat) yes sir tats correct I do kyokushin and kick boxing and none of these seem to work in sparring if they don't work in sparring how can I use them in an uncontrolled environment like the street , look at that Japanese dude probably weigs 55 KGS , any middle weight kickboxer can kick the living hell out of him , fuck all those who think I'm disrespectful , I just speak the thruth .

[@diosdadoapias]

sure it can be block. Do you think because he is Tyson a heavyweight and you can not block his punch. If tyson will punch like in karate straight punch then it can be block this way. Now how about right cross can it be block this way. that I do not know. Try it. get a heavyweight karateka to block Tyson's punch.

[@seanhiatt7228]

Do you plan on fighting Tyson anytime soon? If so it probably does not matter how you block or move; because he is one the best fighters of all time. So your comment mocking the Karate blocking really does not make sense.

[@spirgtudsrubec7776]

Christopher Rodgers you know less than a speck of wisdom about any fighting art. i know and can see through your lack of wisdom ,and i only have a speck of wisdom myself. i am not trying to put you down in any way. but it is very obvious. stop mentioning art forms, these are only ways of passing on to the student what may be of use to them on their journey, the rest is up to the individual to take from it what they may, and do with it what they may. end of story.

[@mariopoblete2227]

Gran maestro, lamentablemente 0 respeto al pasearse por atrás mientras enseña

[@Dan.50]

karate blocks don't work and karate stance are stupid.