Uechi-ryu breaking

[@TheFudokanwaskez]

sensei Shinyu Gushi (the oldest man in this dojo) passed away a couple days ago....rest in peace sensei!

[@adamdunlaptv]

How old was he?

[@ninthkaikan1544]

AdamDunlapTV 74

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[@bensonjensen2623]

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[@SakranMM]

I love how at around 1:06, after breaking the wood, he has so much pent up energy from it, that he has to throw out another 2 techniques just to release it. Total power and focus.

[@Ch0obyHD]

More like, it hurts like shit.

[@alessandrovadala4136]

@@Ch0obyHD Ahahahha I was thinking the same... I think he was releasing the pain... and it is the human part of an unhuman performance. I have a lot of respect for this guy, he was amazing.

[@vespeneprotoss4346]

Looks like he jammed his toe, tried kicking to get some momentum outward, and then stamped his foot down to try to recover. Honestly the extra technique made it look like he messed up.

[@djfaku]

RIP Sensei Gushi, you will be missed :(

[@RicRags]

I like this way. I also like the explanations. A lot of people look down on breaking boards or bricks as having no use. But it's all part of training. And it builds confidence. If you can punch through a brick with your face, how afraid will you be of other things?

[@gerardpoisson2042]

for me, this is the best way to know what is kime....and to know how become powerful...

[@sharatsharma8273]

Amazing & amazin visuals towards end.

[@brucefetter]

i appreciate teh little moves after the break at 106

[@hasanrasheedbey7987]

1:06 - I agree m hubin

[@hasanrasheedbey7987]

1:15 - this is the response to a fallen Hollywood actors line from "Enter the Dragon" The effectiveness of the conditioning speaks volumes.

[@seravi]

@boehmtj Current head of Uechi-ryu is Kanmei Uechi - grandson of Kanbun Uechi.

[@talon115]

I can respect this.

[@seravi]

@ITF91 Master Shinyu Gushi (9-dan). Currently residing in California.

[@coesan21]

@boehmtj gushi sensei lives in califorida i think in the san diego area

[@kaindrg]

err i cant remeber but i think his well know in the traditional karate circle dudes like a fuking stallion

[@takeshimiyagi]

Sensei wa sugoi desu!

[@kaindrg]

these training methods were brought wiht the early masters from china since these early style were refined kungfu

[@jonathanresurreccion2995]

Simplified kung-fu as well

[@topsecretjony]

any ideas of the song playing @ end?

[@jakejakejakejake1111]

that's sad :(

[@brasucasoul]

@seravi how old is he?

[@emilesaayman4255]

Conditioning for hours every day

[@ITF91]

who is the guy teaching them w/ the ponytail?

[@ninthkaikan1544]

ITF91 Shinyu Gushi

[@Vahn-xc1gc]

To get that body from karate only without gym. I'm don't mind training karate.

[@zasmirko100]

Music fom India? Why such a new-age mix?

[@tsukasagushi]

Okinawa traditional music not from India

[@kevjoseph9988]

bull why don't they tell you about the arthritis and chronicj joint pain that this excessive crap gives them you think hitting a hard surface regularly does nothing l

[@ayyubbhikoo7284]

Osu, I agree.I believe slowly conditioning the body parts is far more effective.Then hitting hard a hard surface with force.Strike it slowly with breathing.

[@gerardpoisson2042]

well, I don't know because Mas Oyama took regularly X rays of his members and all was ok....I'm 70 years old and I train every day since a long time and I've no problem...The key is to do it on the long term, you don't have to hurry....

[@ninthkaikan1544]

kev joseph If you take your time, your body will adapt to it so there will be no injuries. Muay Thai does this conditioning as well.

[@richardedwardbyrd6857]

Jealousy is a terrible thing.