What is "Taido"? This is "Taido".

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[@KainzMusic]

I heard about this some 30 years ago and haven't seen it since. Taido is a modern martial art with no designs for street combat. It is based on motions found in nature; clouds in the wind, rivers, tornadoes, etc... It is exercise for body and mind.

[@ZeroSumJ1]

What a beautiful style! Never heard of this before

[@Wolfrage76]

Really interestin'.

[@renatao6330]

Very beautiful. Nice to see Naka Sensei respect for martial arts.

[@saulocabral8315]

Oxente vici o paii oia só farta toques de Binrimbau kkkkk salve capoeira kipoeira karapoeira

[@freddykrueger4311]

Thank you Kuro-Obi world for educating the masses of various martial arts styles. Btw if anyone keen on martial arts hasn't seen a movie this guy (Kuro-Obi channel) makes, which is called Blackbelt in English. It's a definite must, and that is also perhaps where the channel name comes from.

[@プー太郎-o7u]

初めて見たこの武道。めっちゃかっこいい。

[@白滝次郎]

その名が示す通り、よく体を操作できていて凄いですね。 己の体という、一番の下僕をどこまで支配できるかというのは、武にとっても重要なことですが、この術はそれが非常によくできていると感じました。 体を支配するという意味ではカラリ的だし、曲芸的な中にも原体復帰のような独特な要素が詰ってて面白い。 地功拳やカポイエラのようなアクロバティックな技が、武道的にどう消化してるのか面白そう。

[@fullmisogi]

玄制流開祖の祝嶺先生がつくった躰道ですね。 興味深い。

[@zdbs]

これは空手の受けよりずっと実践的ですな。

[@popcorn1014m]

これまた面白いものを見つけてきましたね。興味深いです。

[@スズシカ-v6h]

どんなスポーツでも大切な回転する技術が学べそう

[@miwwwww]

きちんと理屈の通った説明してくれたらこんなにアクロバティックで大きな動きでも武術的な理にかなった動きなんだなとよくわかりますね。 身体操作のプロですね

[@ponnarajashekhar760]

Excellent technique and rhythm , brilliant performance , I love Japanese martial Arts .👍

[@kamalthapa6035]

Looks like Mix of karate and capoiera

[@drowdragon9777]

Kamal Thapa you have kung fury and you have wushu, which is the sport/exhibition version of kung fu. exaggerated movements etc. radio is the wushu if you will, of karate.

[@edl533]

Sweet! Nightwing's style of fighting, with the exception of escrima.

[@salupsetsemoc5804]

@@ingongoyama3995 kipura? U r ill informed!

[@bigtimes1]

@@ingongoyama3995 Capoeira does not come from an art called kipura. Taido was created in the 1950's before Capoeira came to Japan. Do your research before speaking. Also Black Americans have stolen the culture of Jews and others. So shut it.

[@bigtimes1]

@@ingongoyama3995 Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian art. They do not call it machete in Jamaica. In fact a machete is a type of bladed weapon. Learn to read.

[@tamazou80]

カポエイラみたいですがもっと回転が小さくて技が鋭いですね。面白い！

[@sakuzo009]

ずっと喋りながら動いてんのに一切息が乱れないの凄い

[@freddykrueger4311]

Pretty solid kicks out there

[@AY1000000]

演武は動画で見たことはあったのですが躰道の説明を初めて拝見しました。面白いですね。

[@mr.coffee7434]

What an interesting martial art.

[@YOU-G6016]

躰道初めて見て感動しました 只の素人がこういう事を言うと失礼かもしれませんが、洗練された動きは美しいと感じました 人の体ってここまで隙無く動くようになるんですね

[@ドミトリーモロゾフ]

Taido is a Japanese martial art created in 1965 by Seiken Shukumine who was a master of Okinawan Karate. It's one of emerging budo, but based on a traditional Karate.

[@evertondossantos5202]

He lived in Brazil too? Total capoeira mix.

[@Veepee92]

@@evertondossantos5202 He never went to Brazil, and all similarities are incidental.

[@aluisiofsjr]

@@Veepee92, he never needed to go to Brazil to learn Capoeira, there are a bunch of Grupos in Japan since 90/00. If you have a old tape of Taido I will love to compare if the movements are similar like they are today. For me is just a copy+paste of some movements of Capoeira. It is too much similar to be just incidental.

[@Veepee92]

@@aluisiofsjr Shukumine died in 2001. The theories that govern the movement principles of Taido were all mostly there when the style was established in 1964. You can even look at the Sansai kata of Gensei-ryu or the transition form between the two called Tai-i no Hokei that he created even before that year just to find many of the techniques and movements that we train until this day. No connection whatsoever; I can assure you that.

[@Veepee92]

@@aluisiofsjr Oh, and you can also check competition footage from 1984 that it's exactly the same as today, just slightly clumsier: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6ilg3Zrbsxme6M

[@professormarcelodamata1089]

I'm Brazilian and I trained capoeira for 7 years. Frankly, when I saw that, I was amazed. How the exchange of information between cultures can result in new concepts ... innovations! When in the Brazilian colonial era the African warrior dances met the indigenous fighting movements came the capoeira and in the early twentieth century jujutsu was learned in Brazil and suffered influences and changed. It seems that the way is going up ... The kicks with 3 bases being added the Japanese art, that should already have similar; but now with more emphasis. Very interesting!!!

[@Veepee92]

It's nice to hear that you like it. However, most things in Taido are original inventions and do not have any connection to capoeira. I have trained both and there are indeed similar principles and practices, but there is not a single thing in the two arts that would be literally _the same thing_ in both. There is also a big amoung of written theory that explains the origin of the techniques, and it's mostly based on Sino-Japanese ideas with a dose of continental philosophy.

[@professormarcelodamata1089]

@@Veepee92 Interesting ... but, there is always influence when there is information flow. So much so that, although practitioners deny, the "Regional" style capoeira was inspired by Eastern movements. There are always influences, even if unconscious ... and, frankly, I think that's very good ... As one time my teacher said: standing water rot ...

[@AzriAzhari]

Whoa. Never knew a style like this existed. Good video.

[@まこと-n5c]

今回は、躰道の秘密に迫りたいどー…

[@むい-s7s]

蹴られてしまえww

[@まこと-n5c]

@@むい-s7s これ絶対言い方で誘ってるもん！w

[@まこと-n5c]

@@ひらぽんとっくり 押さないんかい！

[@パス-b3f]

笑っちゃいました

[@who5254]

面白かったｗ

[@christianangelogayo5600]

it looks like capoeira minus those flexible dance like moves but added with karate's solid sharp strikes. reminds me of a spinning solid cube: high density, sharp, hurts like hell when hit by sharp corners. I would really love to see this against other styles.

[@Marvelous_Chuzo]

恐ろしく早い蹴り...俺じゃ見逃しちゃうね...

[@who5254]

見逃すのかよｗ

[@bruno7229]

capoeira-do

[@tavtav3526]

Taido = budo of taijutsu

[@ultimotemplario8684]

Capoeira de Japonês kkk

[@ktugaoen]

Cool

[@ultimotemplario8684]

@@ktugaoen you too!

[@Faisal1234567910]

Typical westerners. Always oversimplify everything. Sheesh....

[@tavtav3526]

A Budo of Taijutsu!! I just discovered it now wow.

[@ハイゼットジャンボ-k4j]

なんこれ？ めっちゃカッコいいやん！

[@user-lr4ly1gw6z]

空手部から見たら見て呉れ重視で弱い様に見えてしまう。なんか運動神経ない人には向いてなさそう笑。カポエイラに似てるよね。

[@raymond3793]

@@user-lr4ly1gw6z 自分も最初そう思ってたけど、全部見たらそんなん言えなくなってた。

[@ozhunga]

Wow he is fast with his moves and relaxed Would be interesting to see how it works when you are 60 and over

[@حجازيحر-ض3ج]

bare in mind he's already over 30 if not 35. But I'd still don't want to get kicked by this guy now may be ever 🖐😌. love his dedication 🙂👍

[@tapasdutta2989]

Please use subtitles in English. These videos are very important.👍

[@thejoojoo9999]

I like their footwork.

[@tyronekim3506]

I'm impressed with Taido - attack and counter attack is the same. I would like to see traditional Karate vs.Taido sparring. Thank you for the video upload.

[@justinlee3419]

Nice I have to incorporate these movements in with my martial arts journey

[@dotsfrazer]

As someone that done muay thai for years and now on my bjj journey i can appreciate this it has a nice flow to it

[@新チャン-o7u]

この躰道を昔作詞家の川内康範さんがやっていて思い出しました！むしろ日本古来の柔術、柔道に近いものかと思っていましたが空手、合気道に似た動きも有りますね！

[@StephanHaewss]

It looks nice, very elegant, I wish I could understand a thing they say.

[@olds98123]

Simple beautiful movements !

[@fredlamberg]

Those kicking from the ground techniques can be seen in Shotokan black-belt kata. Its essentially still an abstract art of the karate that was introduced to the Okinawans from the Chinese.

[@EdenofRivia]

It's a form of Karate but more effective it's been around since 1965, created by Seiken Shukumine. It's actually pretty flexible more so that Karate. But both equally powerful in their own way.

[@GokuInfintysaiyan]

“More effective” No. Karate works at any range, meaning you don’t need 300 square feet of space just to self practice. As well karate is extremely versatile and impartial to any part of the body or method of training.

[@aedb5119]

卍蹴りを本気でやったらマジ卍蹴りになるんですねわかります

[@ゲル状のガル]

こんな武術があったのですね。知らなかったー！やっぱり武術は楽しいな

[@TVamboi]

This looks So effective This is so Cool

[@shainer13]

Amazing style

[@Sirius9999z]

凄いな、切れのある郷ひろみ。

[@IndigoXYZ18]

Japanese Capoeira?

[@bigal1100]

That's exactly what I was thinking

[@bigal1100]

A Karate/Capoeira mash up of sorts

[@bruno7229]

durante a jinga tecnicamente você usa Kiba dachi e zenkutsu dachi! mas teido não tem malandragem da Capoeira !

[@IndigoXYZ18]

Malandragem Capoeira?

[@bruno7229]

@@IndigoXYZ18 , de um jeito simples, é toda dissimulação que você usa contra o outro é a esperteza do capoeirista!

[@nama-qv2re]

懐かしw親父が4段で俺も高校まではやってた(*´ω｀*) 型を方形というが変技の型を 変体の方形とういう。 いきなり聞いたら「…え？」ってなるwww

[@lv.4854]

俺やんけ

[@まろん-u9f4s]

ついでに早漏

[@佐藤大輔-z6i]

これは面白い！こんな武道が日本にあったんだ…

[@fjmaring]

Very impressive technique

[@youngmo77]

I would attend a class just for the energy of sensei. Respect

[@رياضالغضنفر]

Thanks for your video mester kuro

[@ivodonchev8358]

Great.You can see the flaws of too much spinning around at 5:00 however.No words needed it is shown.

[@theseeker5799]

KARAPOEIRA (Karate+capoeira)

[@denisxux1147]

KARAPOEIRA-DO

[@bigtimes1]

@@ingongoyama3995 Please stop saying stupid things. People who actual practice martial arts are laughing at you.

[@EdwardElric00]

I love the videos on this channel I hope for subtitles and teaching video

[@steam-jj6ve]

見ればわかる。これは強い。

[@rohitnath6139]

I want full detail in English subtitle video of this style

[@freddiepiras391]

Yes we do!

[@iceman6589]

Rohit Nath you forget to ask please 😃

[@tapasdutta2989]

Martial arts: Best art of the World.🙌🙌🙌🙌💪💪💪💪👍👍👍👍👍😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇

[@nattybynature1262]

Love it! Looks like a great art to learn.

[@pekazote6363]

TAIDO.I like it.

[@winddragonmma]

Everyone is free to create art. I think this is cool. Karate and Capoeira mixed in one system. Cool. That is what martial arts is about.

[@walter1977ww]

I never heard about this style.... is awesome 😆

[@dowayigu1277]

speed, agility Power

[@るな推し-j5e]

躰道かっけぇー。

[@hezekiah74]

I live in Japan (18 years) and do Karate. The dojo is split into two. They are doing Taido in the other half. None of us (rest are Japanese) had any idea what martial art this was, until we asked our sensei (who is closeto 70 years old). It is very strange to see in action and looks very inefficient for a fighting style. But, so is Karate when you think about it. I'm just wondering how popular this is coz even the Japanese are not familiar with it.

[@elenchus]

karate looks very efficient to me. a bunch of very direct punches and kicks

[@aluisiofsjr]

@Soulful Keys , they were just adding Capoeira moves in the Taido? Or Taido it was just coincidence those movements looks so similar to Capoeira.

[@chrisskywalker6079]

I saw Karate, Aikido, Silat and Capoeira, am I right?

[@lightenlynx]

I see hapkido instead of aikido+silat

[@riyadinkanba4826]

Damn they just took my idea...

[@lightenlynx]

@@riyadinkanba4826 in other words, this is MMA lol

[@safdarkh786]

@@lightenlynx Many meat head fanatics wont agree. But i agree!

[@robbyakbarsyah]

@@lightenlynx guntingan in silat is included in this video

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Fascinating stuff!

[@aprendiz3948]

REGRAS E MAIS REGRAS . NUNCA VÃO DESCOBRIR A VERDADEIRA ARTE QUE É SER LIVRE . EM AOLICAR O QUE FOR PRECISO E NÃO OQUE AS REGRAS COLOCAM.

[@andersonsilva3434]

Beautiful mix karate turned out and capoeira + Japanese kalarit. I would go to such section. ☺

[@hamadalrowaie6882]

None of this will be remembered in reality 😅 just beautiful 😅

[@DouglasDougg]

Beauty techniques! My respect!

[@hugoboss3946]

I loved it.

[@jethmercer2532]

That kick looks like the kick used by asuka in Tekken..actually this looks more like karate bat has lower movements and rising techniques or attacks from the ground upwards which makes this art unique.if compared to capoeira, this one is stiff and snappy compared to capoeira which is more flexible and rhythmic. Anyways nice review video. I subscribed by the way 😁

[@rogerioaraujo9581]

Vendo esse vídeo percebe se ao pesquisar tantos estilos que existe e o mundo ocidental desconhece....ouvi um tempo que só se ouvia falar de judô.karate.kungfu.box e capoeira. Mais em toda Ásia existiram uma enorme variedade de estilos. A expressões de auto defesa são de surpreendente.

[@隙間日和]

回旋を止めて直線に載せて打つ。 真っ直ぐのための回転と回転のための真っ直ぐ。 ベクトル武術の形意拳に穿弓腿を必修にした感じだね。やはり似てるな。 xyz空間ベクトル座標を制する動きですね。 数学的に効率良く、威力の習得までは速そうだけど、正確性は√2を位置どる感じで、やはり難しそうですなぁ。 √2が目立つ。 まー、形意拳や空手もだけど。 体道は特化してますね。　 √３は潔く捨ててる感じ。

[@deanhydra]

This is dope! (Here from tekken 8) this looks so intense

[@kingemerald1]

my memory might be a bit off, but is this the art that was based on air attacks ? I had a Black Belt magazine back in 75/76 that had an article on that style.

[@Veepee92]

You couuuld be about right, I think Mits Uchida came to the U.S. about that time to teach Taido. He still has his school in Atlanta, and it's doing quite well.

[@4pointer]

kingemerald1 Your memory is very good. The article featured Sensei H. Hirayama who is credited with introducing Taido to the U..S. I was his student and contributed to the article. Martial arts history can be fuzzy. The impression at the time was that the founder of Taido, Mr. Shukamine was a Special Attack pilot(Kamikaze) and a practitioner of Gen Sei Ryu Okinawan Karate. But there were different types of suicide pilots and Mr. Shukamine was trained as a Kaiten, submarine/torpedo Kamikaze pilot. The story is that he conceived of a 3 dimensional martial art during the war.. There are a number of opinions about Taido that have been posted but it can only be understood with instruction and the experience of training. There is a lot to it both technically and philosophically. It is very physically challenging. The art and its elements can be a very lengthy topic.

[@kingemerald1]

@@4pointer wow, that's awesome. you are cool Sir. Now it's all coming back to me. Yes, I was around 13 when I read the article and that book has been long gone since the 80's, but the story never faded away. Thanks for your brief history on this subject.

[@4pointer]

kingemerald1 Thank you. Here is an epilogue to the article. Sensei Hirayama would leave for Australia in 2 years where Karate at that time was governed by an organization that was politically motivated. Sensei Hirayama to prove himself fought and defeated an Australian full contact Karate champion in the ring and would fight 2 more times before retiring undefeated. Today he continues to teach a blended style of Karate which has elements of Taido called Taikudo Karate. I continued to train in Taido for 30 more years on my own until I had a hip replaced at 55 and am now no longer able to do any full Taido techniques. Today I continue to train in basic karate, Kung Fu and Tai Chi.

[@kingemerald1]

@@4pointerthanks again for sharing your stories on Sensei Hirayama. Sorry you had to stop practicing Taido, but it's good to know you're still in the arts.

[@j-b.c.5303]

Impressive !!!

[@Matt_Mosley1983]

Japanese Tae Kwon Do? Japanese Movie-Fu? *I want to try it, whatever it is :-)*

[@masishta]

Japanese Tae kwon do? Tae Kwon Do is Korean Karate

[@JanWynd]

This response is funny considering that TaeKwondo(Korean Karate) came from Japanese Karate. The Shimazu clan of Satsuma introduced Karate to Korea during the Japanese-occupation era. After the occupation era ended, in an effort to boost Korean nationalism, the Korean government commisioned Korean Karate instructors to modify the Japanese kata and adopt the new name, TaeKwondo. This is a historical fact that some Koreans hate to admit to this day.

[@甘いミルク-p8k]

まずは側転から練習か

[@gustavodojokudodaidojuku9832]

Show some full contact kumite with this style

[@gustavodojokudodaidojuku9832]

@@Grokh yeah! I got your point. But I was thinking in some full contact kumite.... this guys will make it a lot of cool moves like super do mawashi kaiten geri and other more elaborated!!!

[@АшатаН-и1у]

@@gustavodojokudodaidojuku9832 - Taido comes from Mister (full contact with protective gear) Bogu Karate himself: Shukumine Seiken sensei who founded Gensei Ryu before Taïdo.

[@斉藤一-e5g]

トリッキーな技が多いので多様性がありますね〜。 基本的なパンチや蹴りに混ぜて使うと読めないでしょうね。

[@flowrepins6663]

Get capoeira guys and dress them in aikido kimonos you get this. If you wanna learn a style for fancy kicks and acrobatics just learn taekwondo. It's not focused in contact like boxing or Muay Thai but way more effective and adaptable to real fighting than all other similar things like capoeira and this

[@aluisiofsjr]

TKD is bad as just Capoeira is. At least in Capoeira you learn a proper way to balance your fancy kicks and to get up fast and properly.

[@flowrepins6663]

@@aluisiofsjr capoeira tem muito desperdício de tempo e energia nos movimentos e chutes, chute muito aberto e muito giros etc . Taekwondo tem os chutes mais rápidos que tem e bem mais objetivos e rapidos que capoeira. Para chute alto é o melhor mas não tem muito low kick e joelhada aí se não adaptar não tem como trocar com Muay Thai canelando a mil. Capoeira para funcionar tem que ser muito bom, Taekwondo para funcionar é só saber lutar com contato. a única coisa que tem que talvez não tenha no Taekwondo são umas rasteiras e quedas.

[@aluisiofsjr]

@@flowrepins6663 , eu treinei os dois e posso falar com propriedade. Os chutes giratórios de capoeira são muito bons porque você sempre enxerga durante o chute e tem um segundo apoio com a mão. São tão abertos como os giratórios de TKD (e isso não é ruim para o momentum de um golpe giratório). Mas essa duas artes são extremamente ruins, pois não têm contato e não há treino sob pressão. O lado positivo da Capoeira, que é muito superior ao TKD, é a parte de complemento de ginástica corporal e da consciência corpórea. Você aprende a alongar e fortalecer o corpo inteiro (não somente as pernas), a se equilibrar de maneira complexa, a ter ritmo, a se posicionar de maneira evasiva, ter uma movimentação fluída, a improvisar (mandinga) e emendar movimentos muitos complexos criando uma forte memória muscular. Como arte marcial as duas são extremamente ineficazes. O único que se salva é só a Capoeira mesmo como esporte complementar para consciência corporal, que é muito parecido com Yoga - mas Capoeira é ainda melhor que se assemelha mais como luta. E quem cresceu aprendendo Capoeira, aprende MUITO mais rápido e melhor qualquer outra luta.

[@asrimal5691]

Asuka Kazama in real life......

[@vincentlee7359]

To the people that say this is unpractical in a street fight: Taido never promoted itself to be practical or useful for self-defense...

[@Ernireg3]

They mention capoeira at 7:49

[@k.z.25.4]

I think it's a combination of Taekwondo and kung fu. I still think Taekwondo is better than all. Beautiful kicks.

[@mahiromiyoshi3420]

変態卍蹴りで吹いたwww.

[@利根川-u6x]

ドリフトTokyo 違う！経験者怒るぞそんなこと言ったら😤 変体卍蹴りだ！

[@Li.Siyuan]

Fast - yes. Reasonably powerful - yes. But too many gymnastics for me and not enough emphasis on stability.

[@frilink]

At 8:58, that is called "Gunting" or "Guntingan" in Silat....... search it up

[@IDYANTO]

Best movie art

[@senseisoto5013]

Sadly what I see is a style which is exclusive and not inclusive. Young people can practice this but old people umm I don't think so. Also is designe for light weight. And yes Japanese capoera

[@Veepee92]

I know a guy who started training in his late fifties. I think he's probably 75+ now and still rocking.

[@senseisoto5013]

@@Veepee92 yes there are always exception to the rule, but are few who can do that. Maybe they have different levels of training for different level of skills who knows.

[@Veepee92]

@@senseisoto5013 Besides the one old guy, I know numerous people past their fifties or sixties who train taido. It's hardly any more exclusive a sport than any other one requiring healthy mobility, strength and bones. People who have hindrances in those things should anyway do easy and soft types of exercise.

[@senseisoto5013]

@@Veepee92 thanks for the information.

[@gerbilking5100]

Don't try to make a martial.art about Identity Politics. Gtfo here with that shit.

[@johnatangoncalves8165]

Top tem muita agilidade essa arte capoeira japonesa.....taido

[@Mr23748]

Naka is showing respect but notice he is not partaking. That says something.

[@elenchus]

what does it show?

[@MarioUcomics]

Never heard of this style before. Is it a modern style? I can't imagine it being a Koryu (old style) martial art

[@KenpoKid77]

It's only about 50-60 years old, so very new in terms of martial arts.

[@ChamorruWarrior]

It’s a very impressive and extremely fun looking art but I wouldn’t sell it as an effective art for winning fights or self defense.

[@salahaddinosama1740]

wonderful regards from IRAO

[@marclussier7350]

Maximum effort minimum results

[@なっちゃん-e1u5u]

館長は異次元(◎-◎;)

[@Howlett9999]

I Just saw a gameplay of Dead or Alive 6 and now I'm pretty sure Ryu Hayabusa's fighting style is more based in Taido than ninjitsu

[@jtilton5]

I see a lot of people comparing this to Capoeira, but it reminds me of Taekkyeon, a korean style, very similar flowing movements, though I believe Taekkyeon practioners lift their feet up higher when they are stepping.

[@vincentlee7359]

Not even close

[@Wurldly]

Looks like a more affective and similar to capoera /karate .