Uechi-ryu extreme trainig | English sub | Nakahodo&Yamashiro sensei | Okinawa Traditional Karate

[@transgirltalks1140]

Omg yamishiro sensei! He nearly broke my rib once. It was the best

[@jamesgeraldwong4534]

Pp

[@ultralordd7625]

Always great to see the training and hear the training philosophies of the Masters from the traditional styles in their original land.

[@Kevtribal]

Really enjoyed this seeing old senior Sensei having a laugh & still able to fire out techniques on command, love to have a drink too. Kariii

[@pauljohnson6019]

I wonder if they can fart on command too- Imagine having them to fart on a Kiaa- bmmmmp!

[@transgirltalks1140]

He was the scariest yet most chill dude I've ever met

[@randallpetroelje3913]

A very beautiful karate training. It’s almost like tiger gong fu using fingertips and to grip and shred the enemy. That’s what I get out of the fingers and hand training. Brilliant and domo arigato gozaimasu 🙏🏼. Beautiful karate 😃

[@deformitygurubashi]

Uechi-ryu is based on Tiger, Crane and Dragon kung-fu.

[@haroonmohammed6351]

But to this day, i have not seen a tiger style shred in real life, other than in kung fu movies. Does that level of finger strength and conditioning actually exist ?

[@defaultset]

⁠@@haroonmohammed6351In theory, such finger conditioning and strengthening would make any clinching and grappling be hell for your opponent. I’ve wrestled and clinched with people who have good (not to this level) grip strength, and they are noticeably harder to fight. Uechi Katas have alot of grappling concepts within them, so finger and grip strengthening is key to make the practitioner supplement their grappling.

[@AlCloutier]

Wonderful training methods! Thank you for this video!

[@antoniomari2730]

Great! I really enjoy these lessons

[@76kamikazi]

If everyone in the world would put their differences aside for a minute and sit down and have a drink,what a wonderful world this would turn into.

[@revmarcell6449]

fernando linton unfortunately hate and greed are too well entrenched. I would join you in such an experiment.

[@shvettyballs7045]

Man, you ain't fuckin lying brother. If people would do that, they would realize how similar we all really are.

[@cory-d3c]

you are GAY!

[@76kamikazi]

@ yes your daddy knows that also ima tell you a secret he’s in the closet.

[@1hackmodeller557]

How wonderful they are! I wish I could train there.

[@brianrick7757]

You have remembered "rakia", i suppose it was a good one and that you had good time. Greetings and ŽIVELI! from Serbia:))

[@manchjun]

Awesome video

[@laureanomedina9556]

Really appreciate it

[@m96920]

''Sansin'' kata is coming from a kungfu style, which one? Where is the secont part of this Tao does somebody know?

[@dusanjevtovic792]

Živeli!

[@Tentacl]

0:18 saca de café do Brasil? Tô achando que isso é no interior de São Paulo e não em Okinawa heim. Temos uma enorme colônia aqui no Estado...

[@robbietheking69]

what's the weight of the jar pls?

[@ninthkaikan1544]

Around 55 lbs

[@temirtaragay8932]

URAはロシア語ではありません。 HITまたはストライクを意味するトルコ語のURまたはVURです。 ロシア語にはトルコ語から2000以上の外来語があります。 もう一つのことは、日本語とトルコ語にはいくつかの一般的または類似の単語があります。これは、古代からの血によって互いにリンクされていることを意味します。 ここで私は中央アジアのトルコ人とその周辺地域のトルコ語を意味します。

[@lkfay]

Норм мужички..Респект.

[@alepsudika1142]

沖縄 空手 良い です ね . イチ どう 沖縄 メンソレイ...

[@hasankayar8201]

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[@robcharters2645]

Edmonton here xd

[@benquinney2]

Type VIIc Type 95 Seawolf

[@kazzdon01]

日本人は本土の空手が空手だと思ってるけど外国人は本当の空手は沖縄で習うしかないって知ってるのか沖縄には沢山の外国人が空手習いに来てるみたいですね

[@7Karatemasters]

自分はスウェーデンの空手KZbinrのJesse Encampさんのチャンネルで教えてもらいました。極真から分派したUSA大山空手やってました。方の分解はやった記憶ないです。

[@temirtaragay8932]

It was more about awamori than training. Alcahol and training do not go well together because alcohol destroys what you just built. Let the best drunkard karate man compete with non drinker fighter he will lose. I know it will not change your habits because you believe in habit whether it is good or bad.

[@donbaird3826]

Want extreme. Train with sensei kiohyde shinjo. End of story.

[@johnleonard3806]

My kind of guy. Talks mostly about booze!

[@wilsonalves5502]

pq ele só fala de bebida?

[@ubipatumbi]

Solo habla de escabiar ...

[@temirtaragay8932]

URA is not Russian word. It is Turkish word UR or VUR which means HIT or strike. Russian has more than 2000 loan words from Turkish. Another thing is that Japanese and Turkish has several common or similar words which means they linked to each other by blood from ancient times. Here I mean Turkish of Central Asian Turks and areas around it.

[@GibNR_]

Ura is word used to show excitement or something like that, and this word also used in others European languages in same reason (hoorah). And it doesn't have any turkic roots. If you hear word that sounds familiar it doesn't means that they are same thing. And Turkish is only one of turkic languages, so Russian( and many others languages) take words not only from Turkish, but mainly from Tatar language, which is also turkic language

[@temirtaragay8932]

トレーニングというより泡盛のことでした。 アルコールはあなたが作ったばかりのものを破壊するので、アルコールとトレーニングはうまくいきません。 最高の酔っぱらいの空手男を、彼が失うであろう非酒飲みの戦闘機と競争させてください。 あなたはそれが良いか悪いかにかかわらず習慣を信じているので、それがあなたの習慣を変えることはないことを私は知っています。

[@9B17]

Looks like lots of belly fat

[@patrickmurphy4473]

Waste of time

[@KodyXXVll]

It's amazing how most of these kung fu and karate masters always fail against an actual MMA fighter.

[@juandiegocorton9778]

Is funny how people who watch ufc think that they know about martial arts.

[@aki-gg7vn]

These people don't fight in ufc so no they don't fail again mma fighters. You now that most of fighters in the world don't care of ufc or other business like that ?

[@shevetlevi2821]

Perhaps. But these guys can go toe to toe with other strikers of other systems. What they lack is grappling. I would bet that if they spent a year or two in a BJJ school they'd do perfectly well in MMA. I'm guessing that you haven't seen the body conditioning part of Uechi ryu. That would likely surpass the conditioning of MMA fighters. Lastly, and here's where you've missed much of the point KodyXXVII. I started a serious study of martial arts in 1969, in my teens. I'm now in my late sixties and I've barely missed a day of training since that autumn day in 1969. I've made some accomodations for my age but I still spar and do quite well against guys in their twenties. Some day it won't be such a good idea for me to spar, but I'll still continue to train. The point is that I've been able to continue this very profound pursuit/ Do/ Way for just over 50 years and I fully expect to continue with it until my last weeks of life. I could probably invite all of the MMA fighters who have been doing it for 50 (maybe 40 or 30) years over for dinner unannounced and my wife probably wouldn't even get mad. MMA training, while effective and worthwhile is just a reductionist distillation of raw technique. It's possible to get even more than this out of martial arts, something that's deeper and lasts. Hope you get what I'm getting at my friend.

[@shevetlevi2821]

@Michael Terrell II Thanks Michael. Have a good Labor Day weekend.

[@KodyXXVll]

@@spidermoon3574 Yes and Justin Bieber has more fans than most real musicians out today, also, 12 billion flies can't be wrong right? Eat shit. The fact still stands that most single martial arts masters will lost in an all out mixed martial arts fight because they don't think like an MMA fighter, they have tunnel vision, and aren't balanced in all the nuances of a real street fight, nor an MMA fight. The proof is in the pudding, this isn't just my opinion. I'm not saying that all MMA fighters will win in a fight against all taekwondo practitioners, etc...Just that in general that tends to be true.

[@savcob6291]

boards dont hit back...

[@richardedwardbyrd6857]

Wow profound!!! 1st time I ever heard that!!!

[@adamdamiri4823]

@@spidermoon3574 ubh..S-sir..That burn ( -w-)/

[@ninthkaikan1544]

So doesn’t the heavy bag and your grappling dummy...

[@therudeabides1188]

Hacksaw Jim Duggan: "HOOO!"

[@ItsSupercat94]

This is conditioning not sparing, like using heavy bags...