Uechi-ryu karate. Katsuji Tamayose 3/3

The documentary about Uechi-ryu karatedo, sensei Katsuji Tamayose.
沖縄上地流唐手道協会
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© TV Channel Fighter, 2010
© Oleg Larionov, 2010

[@user-mm3ub6qs4s]

Добрый вечер, дорогое удовольствие получить знания ,себя полностью посветил каратэ.уже тридцать лет живу этим.

[@eduardorlov9212]

Правильно делаешь, уважаю. А какой стиль?

[@user-mm3ub6qs4s]

Изучаю всё направления как джиткондо

[@Derbograder]

Помимо всего прочего, очень приятно читать комментарии о красоте нашего языка. Спасибо за видео, автор. Познавательно и без понтов.

[@COMB0RICO]

Thanks from Texas

[@aleksandarzhivkov7191]

Nice lesson ! Sustainable.

[@salomonabdiassepulvedaocar5209]

Buen video. Gracias

[@user-er1mo3pp8u]

Спасибо

[@kadenamario]

Oss! exelent Oleg San. very nice job you are great!!!! Congratulation!!!Kadena Mario from Angra dos Reis, Rio de Janeiro Brazil. Oss!!!

[@leandrobatista9657]

Ótimo Treino👊👊

[@mymagicloulou4394]

Karate is training body into steel. No shortcut, no technique, just train, train, and never lack of training

[@ylley]

great videos from oleg, too bad they are not in english or at least with subtitels. nevertheless thank you OSU!

[@thiernoibrahimasy8154]

la souffrance qui ne tue pas rend plus fort merci pour tout sensei

[@raywarner8628]

FUCK RUSSIA THEY TOOK OVER THE UKARINE AND SHOT DOWN THE AIRLINER

[@didiervidry7687]

Magnifique style.

[@lkfay]

Нормально двигается..скромный, непобедимый боец...

[@apache9743]

very good

[@mr.mensonmerlyn8153]

Пока этот стиль освоишь,уже и умирать настанет пора.)

[@Vlad.1964]

СУПЕР!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@lucreciafuentes4559]

Desde Keywest Florida USA

[@user-uu7qf8xm1l]

Можно на нет свести все приемы при сильных захватах пальцев рук., согласен полностью.

[@horacioolivares6957]

please use English very nice video I Studied Shorin Yu Karate

[@vladimirivanov3124]

суть беседы -в умении говорить , слышать сказанное тебе, правильно понимать и вовремя ответить.. любой бой,тот же разговор и чем чаще он сводится к монологу,тем лучше)))(исключая спаринг само собой)имхо

[@sapsansapsan5327]

Если вы автор этих слов, было бы очень интересно свами пообщаться

[@user-oc3wx3wj1q]

老頭強，唐手，四點金，源於南少林呑氣發勁

[@neluirodica9440]

Voi știți De ce un copac brad frumos frumos nu îmbătrânești așa rău ca altele copaci care putem să le rupe ați un brad frumos de reprezintă puterile Spiritele Sărbătorilor lumii care nu le puteți face față să le rupeți capete sau știu eu cum credeți voi că mai faceți față la un brad niciodată nu poate un om să o rupi un brad puternic ca altele copaci ca stejarul oficial

[@mattcastillo7163]

Me deje llevar del video muy bueno porque por el idioma ni pio

[@user-ne2xy9xy8b]

Снесет нафиг вместе с блоком. В Вдв вышел против сержанта. Был я уже инструктором младшей гпуппы. Он меня снес маваши, с двойным блоком. Но вообще, спасибо. Мастер. Железный человек

[@user-qt7yi5rd6y]

Да вы хоть имеете представление о чём он хочет донести? Кроме набивки в его блоках движения навстречу и энергетика , на овладение которой нужны десятки лет. Точно , все комментарии из младшей группы.

[@IndraGunawan-nf8cw]

Look, Chintya Chandranaya from Indonesia (Iron Lady). Full Power.

[@aivosuNguyenBaManh]

Hello vo Co truyen Việt Nam

[@UniversalSouls]

Yo is that Cassady Campbell before he got swoll!?

[@user-ng4bj1vw7x]

"Врага не существует!!!" Тэссю Ямаока.

[@sapsansapsan5327]

Как это можно понять? т.е. поясните если это возможно

[@shoulung]

Russian is one of the most beautiful languages ever and even though I do not know what you are saying, your videos are still top notch

[@Snickers557]

shoulung stfu

[@betapwtomaszbyjos]

💪👏👏👏🥋

[@iniaanderson4710]

If it works for you good if not don't do it

[@stevenmorgan9690]

kool stuff

[@johnbravo4093]

To me is crazy to block a kick with forearm like that. Your arm will break.

[@kioftor]

Not a karatekas arm

[@elismith3402]

That’s why you hard body train

[@FIT494]

Это просто гимнастика.Если выбирать из каратэ,то один стиль есть это кекушинкай. Там да , там ставится постановка удара.

[@user-kw3qi3dc2z]

Боевое самбо выбирать, где в кекушине обычные удары в голову руками?

[@mariustalos6497]

I used to tight 15 lbs on my feet and kick 100 times each leg 5 sets .means 500 kicks each leg.

[@sweatshirtguy3424]

How did it go for you what results did you get?

[@mariustalos6497]

I just realized when I was 16_18 yrs old I was at black belt in Japan. I used to defer black belts in north Carolina ,I beat up the whole gym. And I trained watching Kung Fu movies. No joke

[@diosdadoapias]

If you trained in Karate without have conditioned your fingers to be able to poke it strongly at a hard object like a steel rod or be able to punch your extended knuckle in a hard object like punching an iron knuckle then you are not a karateka. What about your usual punch can you hit a makiwara with speed and real hard enough to break a concrete hollow block. The finger strike, extended knuckles and a very strong punch is the real weapon of karate.They are the unseen weapon.

[@MaharlikaAWA]

Is a white belt a karateka?

[@diosdadoapias]

MaharlikaAWA it is not your belt level that will make you a karateka but how you trained and make your karate a truly fighting system to survive.

[@diosdadoapias]

Your belt and neither if you cannotfeel pain withyour hand or fingefs will not. See uri pa karateka. It is what you can do

[@MaharlikaAWA]

dosdadio siapa Can a white belt punch fingers into steel objects or whatever, or can their knuckles punch into a hard object? If not, are they then not karateka?

[@diosdadoapias]

+MaharlikaAWA why do you strike your fingers or knuckles on a hard object? that is plain stupidity. You train your fingers and knuckles on a padded object to train them withstand impact without breaking your fingers or buckling your extended knuckles. Your fingers simulate a rod and your extended knuckles the brass knuckles. If the force of the fingers and knuckles will be focus on that small point of impact it might create injury to the tissues like what a rod or brass knuckles can create to the body.

[@user-vh5ox8kc5h]

20 лет? Да ну нафиг, я лучше боксом буду заниматься.

[@John.Smith.RussiaForever]

александр сидоренко как успехи в боксе?

[@user-wj5gf6bc5f]

Если зарядить с проносом ногой таким🙃блоком не защититься.

[@lkfay]

Ногу сломаешь..

[@user-ne2xy9xy8b]

Точняк

[@user-kw3qi3dc2z]

@@lkfay тайцы свои ноги особо не ломают

[@Sheikh-wi2di]

Когда он бил себя по голене битой больно было мне )

[@gautambhai6778]

Hado

[@sergeysergyenko2176]

Превосходный стиль, но к сожалению дурацкие правила спортивных поединков и зашоренность носителей в трактовании бункай и некоторых техник, нивелируют боевую ценность этого вида...(

[@AxelBitz]

While this is very good bone training, I can assure you Muay Thai instep, shin, knee, elbow and forearm bone training is better. I'm NOT referring to the martial arts themselves, just the specific bones training.

[@ch0wned]

They all derive from "iron body" conditioning techniques found in Fuzhou.

[@kalatinec]

с ведущего снять черный пояс!

[@muralikrishnareddy3355]

i love and practice okinawa uechi ryu like to learn more .but no way here .please say the route to practice

[@user-xm8so9ic5o]

強そーな体に見えんが向かって言ったら殺されるなヽ(・∀・)ノ

[@ripntear8487]

How on earth these guys lost second world war is beyound me.

[@zagorith14]

Because fighting a large scale war against a far better equipped and large fighting force has nothing to do with martial arts. Logistics and manpower is what wins wars.

[@JoseFuentes-fn3dl]

@@zagorith14 true military weapons allowed attacks at great distance. Also Japanese didnt bring troops to U.S. mainland because they knew the general population were armed.

[@user-wk9kn8lt2o]

Наш бухой дядя Вася ударом в ухо легко уделает любого каратека.)))

[@eduardorlov9212]

По литрболу так вообще в легкую

[@johngriffin5942]

TRAIN YOUR WEAPONS!

[@ramishwarram7924]

John Griffin

[@javiercherrez837]

eso no es nada hoy a subir

[@jsagers2008]

I wish they had karate for my kids like this. Lol! Hard not to find Mcdojos in the states. At least Judo, BJJ, and Muay Thai are good here.

[@complexblackness]

jsagers2008 lol, too many McDojos operating.

[@44excalibur]

I think all the legit karate schools are in California. You're right, too many Mcdojos everywhere else. People need to stick to the legit Japanese and Okinawan styles and avoid all that "American Karate" bullshit.

[@complexblackness]

44excalibur The overall quality control of Karate here in the states in General is low. From Shotokan (most popular) to Kenpo (Popular) and other styles, the quality control is lacking and varies from school to school. Most of the money is in the kids and belt test. Also most Americans aren't willing to put up with what you see being trained in Okinawa. Damn near all Karate schools here in the US, promote their "lil ninjas" or "Tiny warriors" programs over the adult programs. Many are still stuck in the past with tradition and their training. Not evolving to meet the legit MMA/Grappling crowd.

[@44excalibur]

ComplexBlackness Well, I still prefer Shotokan, because I think that they still have the most legitimate schools that teach the old school methods, but you have to carefully scrutinize each school to make sure they're legit. I'm more skeptical of Kenpo schools because so many of them popped up in the 80's and 90's and they do tend to water down their techniques and training. Stephen Thompson's Kenpo Karate is one of the few exceptions. Ed Parker really did a lot of damage to Karate in the USA.

[@complexblackness]

44excalibur Kyokushin and brother arts are up there in terms of quality. Most people aren't going to do their research or even check out schools to see if they're legit. Shotokan is good its just that there are so many schools, there's bound to be a McDojo.

[@jadekayak01]

have you ever actually tried to block a full power (with intent to kill) roundhouse kick to the head with a shuto????? I'm guessing not,it just does not work,simple conservation of momentum laws of physics show how difficult this is to achieve.

[@user-ut7bh4mc9o]

There is no longer a block, but a blow to strike here, whose strike is stronger, and for this purpose it is necessary to use hard objects for training a little more.

[@jadekayak01]

Леня Побережний I understand the difference between shuto uchi and uke. at my level I don't bother with uke anything. I redirect softly or attack incoming strike. the problem is a shuto against a shin roundhouse is just not going to work-view any muay Thai fight to see what is effective. if its a ball of foot roundhouse you may have a chance but the shin bone is a very formidable weapon to "block" or attack with a hand or arm technique

[@user-ut7bh4mc9o]

jadekayak01 In reality, it is very difficult to adequately correct the impact, and therefore it is easier to shock the enemy with a blow to strike, and then, after the shock guards fail not only to defend themselves, but also to fight, then it is necessary to use the destructive technique of ata waza.

[@jadekayak01]

HotCoals good on you but I find that hard to believe as most full contact have weight divisions

[@jadekayak01]

HotCoals I started full contact tourneys in 2011 and I'm 52 now. Similar to kook rules

[@danielemalzanini94]

wow io faccio karate do ma non cosi quello che faccio io non e quello serio è ematoriale

[@beibarys1704]

This is a real combat karate 🥋. If u want to learn it, u must go to Okinawa. U can not find this master in ur country.

[@aidenfisher5679]

In ur country. But we hav many in ours.

[@user-kw3qi3dc2z]

А видео с мма у них есть? Балет с деревяхой

[@stone6766]

Балетом можно отпиздохать только в путь

[@silverfox8801]

A fake martial artist says punch me here or kick me here? And I’ll show you a defence???? A real martial artist says hit me with what ever you like? And I’ll show you something!!!?? 👊👊👊

[@diosdadoapias]

and what is that firearm? do not be sure about your guns. you might not be able to draw it; you already have a leaked in your side punctured by a knife or ice pick.

[@ddmound]

no a real martial artist says I cant be touched

[@DanielLamHN]

Not like you say. When practicing, they have to seperate into single strike to train their minds and bodies. High level of martial artist know how to tempt the opponent punch or kick to the their prepared position.

[@zagorith14]

@@ddmound That's not true. A "real" martial artist understands that in a case of self defense, touching my very much be necessary. You can't strike or throw or lock without touch.

[@clarencenorem9337]

Silver fox m,,,it’s not that cut and dry,, you are not wrong ,, but there are instances where isolated defense training is required,, say a student has trouble defending from a certain attack? ,,well then ,,I say ,,throw the attack that you are haveing trouble defending from,,,it’s all terminology,, but to say some one is fake strait away is a little over critical and so often over used

[@bsorryrthatsit7055]

hitting a piece of wood with your knuckles is outdated.

[@0k123Go]

👍🏽

[@javiercherrez837]

eso no es nada hoy a subir m eso no Bale subiré pronto un vídeo donde tengo año con el caráte golpiando en realida lacaña y soy de ECUADOR

[@javiercherrez837]

soy el cuñado de Javier cherri

[@kuroryudairyu4567]

Beautiful, but unfortunately they don't sparr ☹️

[@clementinogisondi5202]

oss. i think 99% of these fighters aren't that good. however, 1% of them are real fighters and those are the ones that find the strength in themselves to get better at their art and understand things about life normal people wouldn't. i still have lots of respect for japanese martial arts and i don't care if the average american doesn't know. i'm going to be strong in martial arts because of myself. ooOOOS

[@diosdadoapias]

so you intellectualized about fighters and what is a warrior? a warrior knows about war- like the samurais and a fighter knows how to fight-like a karateka.

[@diosdadoapias]

that sthe problem with you we are talking about karate and arts of warriors and then you deviate about abstract saying "it is in our everyday lives".

[@tuguegarao2pcas736]

we are talking here about karate or martial arts and no intellectualized meaning of martial arts.

[@hattorihanzo8385]

Russian men brought power to Japanese karate. American women brought glamour to Indian yoga.

[@pavelpavel8853]

Японцы это не китайцы ....

[@artwega7193]

Изучение видов набивки только через 20 лет тренировок!?!? То есть, не пройдя 20-ти летнее обучение, с соответственно, 20-ти летней оплатой в додзё, ты не постигнешь философии набивки, тем более, не научившись до этого правильно дышать! И если адепту этой школы, спустя всего 10 - 15 лет тренировок, повстречается малоопытный адепт любой другой школы, начавший заниматься укреплением конечностей сразу, и натрескает ему с переломами, что тогда скажут мастера? А сами мастера, то-же начали укреплять тело, только через 20 лет тренировок, или это для гайджинов, в силу слабости их духа, врожденного не умения дышать, и толстых кошельков?

[@prepper7154]

Сдаётся мне, это переводчик не правильно понял: "Для набивки поверхностей до необходимого состояния, требуется порядка 20-ти лет, это уровень 3 дана." В таком смысле, это более менее нормально воспринимается. Конечно, немного подготовить руки к жёсткой ударке, можно и за год, но этого недостаточно - я уже порядка 20 лет занимаюсь набивкой, правда не регулярно, а сожалению.

[@FunGKEE]

手咁擋脚，就要你断的！

[@gamevibe1414]

Lo ip a request intern op KZbin a

[@franklingartrell]

I whoop! Ass...that is my Nature

[@markuscamenzind5510]

i know a carpenter who can fix that wobbly post

[@Lim_]

Markus Camenzind it’s supposed to wobble i think

[@user-uf1zg5os7j]

НЕЛЬЗЯ БЕСЕДОВАТЬ С ВРАГОМ . . .

[@user-gu5tc1rc2s]

Это окинавское боевое искусство. Это не спорт

[@PLitvinov]

Странно.. а че их таких так не сущестует в как минимум боях без правил????!!

[@user-fg3cn4iw2u]

Я так думаю,их техника заточена на удары по глазам,горлу,ударам фалангами пальцев,пальцами,большим пальцем ноги,и все такое подобное,это можно увидеть в других видео про уечи рю,поэтому они и не выступают на соревнованиях,это ни превозносит их над спортсменами в единоборстве,они далеко не так выносливы как спортики,не столько не так разнообразно тренируются,нет плиоиетрики,не заниматься они по Селуянову и для них не разрабатывают индивидуальных программ целая команда специалистов.Но это образ их жизни,и то что они делают в 30 лет,то же они сделают и в 60,не теряя в скорости и мощности.и если в ринге они почти 100% проиграют спортсмену то в обычном столкновении шансы равны т.к.драка длится 30сек. Кто первый попал тот победил,а с их кулаками кто то разве сомневается что каждый удар опасен,и насчет точности человек который 10 лет бьет,и отражает удары даже в пределах своей школы по любому попадет.так что давайте не будем всех уравнять на ММА,поисчите в инете,куча примеров когда чемпеонам ММА вешали люлей на улице обычные гопники.

[@user-xx4li6kh1e]

@@user-fg3cn4iw2u можно подумать, каратэкам не вешали люлей, варятся в своём соку, им это в кайф.

[@whatsappvideos6694]

Can I have a Rifle pls ....😡

[@vladimirivanov3124]

no

[@gamevibe1414]

Lk uiop jk ui 890

[@Mani_Matter]

Wood don’t fight back

[@funkydown]

russian mumbling - dislike

[@user-xx4li6kh1e]

Сколько лишних разговоров и шелухи, отбросить понты и разговоры, обыкновенный мордобой. Но Восток дело тонкое, и надо навешать больше лапши годзинам, и бабло нужно, кушать то хочется

[@augustinmladin5554]

Rubbish ,no time in the real fight just wach UFC

[@zagorith14]

UFC is a sporting competition. As is MMA. There are Karate fighters that compete in the UFC to great effect. Vitor Belfort, the Machida Family, so on...

[@arhanman]

Дайте борцу этого японца или кто он там, дистрофан с намазолеными кулачишками...смех да и только, лучше бы нос себе намазолил

[@aidenfisher5679]

Toe/foot conditioning is not necessary any more. Ppl wear shoes in d western world. My steel toe work books can do way more damage than I ever can.😁

[@odellreilly9959]

07:03 09:44 04:51

[@user-zb2lt4fp9n]

強そーな体に見えんが向かって言ったら殺されるなヽ(・∀・)ノ