Tekki-sandan. Kata and Bunkai #2. Slow kata performance and practical use.

Tekki-sandan. Kata and Bunkai #2. Slow kata performance and practical use.
Explanation of the technique of kata Tekki-sandan and its application - Bunkai. practical use.
Текки-сандан. Ката и бункай #2.
Объяснение техники ката Тэкки-сандан и её применение - Бункай.

[@brandonmiller527]

This is one of the best I've seen on Tekki Sandan. 🥋🥋

[@JKSBelarus]

Thank you! Thanks for the comment!!! Thank you for watching our channel!!!

[@bigsidable]

That is one of the best break down of a Kata I’ve seen. Very very good dissection of each technique. Thank you. You put a lot of work in putting the Kata together with partner and the video. There should be more real actual teaching of Bunki. Will be looking for more. Oss.

[@JKSBelarus]

Thank you for the appreciation of our work! Let's move on!

[@dr.ruedigerthiesemann202]

Thank you for your kata and bunkai, strong and fast, very good for learning is your slow motion. Thank you, Oss

[@JKSBelarus]

Thanks for the comment!

[@fredtuting9057]

Kihon & mastery of Kihon, that's all there's to it. It's either incomplete, insufficient, deficient, weak or complete. Sensei Sasaki was senior or sempai to Sensei Kagawa. And i think Sensei Enoida was sempai to Sensei Sasaki as seen from KZbin during the early years under Sensei Nakayama. The execution of proper Kihon and its mastery cannot be contained and completely explained in one literary platform. It's got to be demonstrated in situ.

[@JKSBelarus]

Thanks for the comment! We are waiting for your comments!

[@fredtuting9057]

As i said earlier your Kihon for Kata is questionable: Your head leads your Tsuki.

[@JKSBelarus]

Thanks for the comment! Thank you for watching our channel! Unfortunately, there are always questions for the kihon.

[@fredtuting9057]

Why is your Kata height undulating? Your Kihon for Kata makes it questionable.

[@JKSBelarus]

Please offer your version of the performance. Then we can understand each other better! We look forward to cooperation, best regards!

[@fredtuting9057]

@@JKSBelarus thanks. Ossu. Yes, a cooperation to Keep the highest tradition of Shotokan Karate. Kagawa Shihan was trained for decades in the JKA System. Up till now he performs and teaches the Kihon the JKA Way, even while he is now JKS. I have great respect for the JKS. I have trained with the JKA System since 1968 under Takahashi Sensei and Sasaki Sensei and has remained JKA. And here's the principles in executing any Kata. 1) Never confuse the Kihon for Kata as the same as Kihon for Kumite. They're not done the same way. I believe you understand this because you're Godan already. 2) From yoi to the movement 1 till the last movement of the Kata and yame and before the rei, you drop your height and maintain this height all throughout the whole Kata especially in all 3 Tekki. Very seldom you revert to a standing position in some Kata. 3) in all tsuki you propel with your hips, never with your head or upper body. 4) performing any Kata includes Force, aesthetics, kinesiology and especially proper breathing management. 5) I believe you also have heard of this: F = M x A. This one explains why the heqd should not lead the Tsuki. Ossu.

[@JKSBelarus]

​@@fredtuting9057 Thank you for such a detailed comment! My training experience is much more modest. I started training in karate in 1986 and was certified under the JKA program under the direction of Sensei Tanaka and Enoeda up to 3 Dan. May the Earth rest in peace... What you wrote above cannot be disputed. This is a karate axiom. Nevertheless, judo, Shito-ryu, Goju-ryu, and Wado-ryu have passed through my life. Therefore, one of the goals of our videos is to show the inextricable connection between kihon, kata and kumite. Thus, we promote the Shotokan style and the JKS school in our country. As I wrote earlier, kihon can and should be improved constantly, which is what we are doing. I think, and I am sure of this, there are many masters who can perform kihon and kata much better, but... We offered an analysis of KATA Bunkai inextricably from beginning to end. Before us, similar practices were used in goju-ryu in Geksai-dai-1,2 and Saifa. Thus, we harmoniously incorporated into the work the understanding of Kaeshi kumite and Okuri kumite. Thank you again for your attention to our team. We will be grateful for every further comment. Oss!