Ted Tabura Vol-5 Okinawa-Te Karate

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[@Aethelwolf]

In the early seventies I studied at Master Doversola's gojo

[@agelesskarate]

Great video. RIP Shihan Ted Tabura. I did many tournaments with his group. Very dedicated martial artist.

[@GoldenFistTrainingMethod]

Love these guys. Shi Han Tibura was a great and I remember meeting him and his black belts at the Whipping Willow Gathering several years ago. Incredibly impressive.

[@PhilipAJones]

Very interesting. There are some parts in here similar to various American Kenpo techniques I've learned. Great flow!

[@azlaroc12]

RIP Master Tabura. Well done.

[@phoenixzion82]

I love this.

[@thedoctor7151]

I’m not sure Ted understood Gordon exactly

[@luigito12]

Russell is my teacher to

[@angelicaarellano8401]

i go karate im. purple and weapons

[@XxKaosXacexX]

he's my teacher

[@Pauljos79]

It looks great but looks more like Kenpo Karate than Okinawa te

[@buddylove6718]

I thought the same.

[@smoodytufele8908]

Sensei Russell you look handsome you're my teacher my name is Jayla your voice change the light your hair is changing a lot too bye

[@frankgarcia565]

Please forgive me for asking, why slap the face?

[@vittoriovedli4819]

The fight style... The tecnique... The near distance between the opponents... Instinctively, I would say this martial art is a Ju-Jitsu School, not a Karate School! Even the dress, is not a traditional Karate dress, but a Ju Jitsu dress... Why, is it called Karate?

[@viktor7208]

Jujutsu influenced karate! Chinese Kempo + Okinawan Te + jujutsu (some muay boran too)

[@viktor7208]

The original karate gi wasn't kimono

[@vittoriovedli4819]

@@viktor7208 isn't this video, an exhibition of Okinawa te indeed?