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Мой отец 84 года ударом лом гнет 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

剛柔流空手習います

I like the fact that this is a class of adults/older people and it is obvious that some started later in life.

../Normal if well Trained ../bow

Good solid training. I've never done karate, just TKD and kickboxing with a bit of Muay Thai and Jeet June Do, but one can spot a good club, teaching good basics. The TKD I did was ITF, so the competitions were semi contact, but at the club, those who wished to spar full contact could do so. The best part about it was the application of techniques carried out at various speeds. Things you couldn't use in competition - things that couldn't be used in any sport. I chose ITF BECAUSE it was a traditional MA. The Kickboxing I loved simply because of the work out and we were training with KI fighters at the time and boxers would come along to train with us because we had TWO ex heavy weight pro boxers who both came from kickboxing/MT backgrounds. WE even began an ad hoc 'club' of sorts with people we knew - people who knew other people etc... and we had people coming in from Shotokan and judo, we'd learn from each other. Back in the 80s and 90s, students training with other styles was frowned upon - believe it or not. NOW, students are encouraged to cross train, and the whole scene seems a lot healthier.

柾目に垂直方向に割ったら褒めてやる。

You twitter finger boys would break your hands, those boards are thick as f you can tell the wood is hard. Takes years and years to achieve such technique

Hermoso fui alumno de Shijan Félix García en Goju Ryu Shorei

In the world of fighting one should never be afraid always be ready every art is cool America is just the land of the weenies

The only mistake in this kinda of martial arts kumite is not allowed face punches. Is nothing to do with real fight.

Higaona the real test left of gou juryu kongole master Higaona from tanzania

Taira Sensei is pure strong!!

伝統空手を続けてください一平さん 長生きで健康健全で行ってください❤

初めまして剛柔流空手を習います 先生みたいになりたいです一平さんみたいになりたいです❤

Beautiful Kara forms are all on point - very good

Okinawan people are very nice humble and down-to-earth. Very friendly in nature. always ready to teach their culture to other, so passionate in Okinawan karate.

When he broke the long board I think he did not expect it to break at that 2nd punch and he almost fell over indicated that his target was far behind the real target, which was a technique to trick the mind for stronger punches

that it is a complete nonsense and deception of vision and why to break old boards and there with the help of a meter to fix how many centimeters it is a nonsense and besides these boards are thin and break well, but larch, which grows in nature and except for it and 59 centimeters this trickster will never break in life or black wood, which grows in Africa, this swindler will never break in his life, this wood is called ironwood and is the most expensive wood in the world, which is not inferior in strength to metal, which means that I can also break these thin slats on the construction site.

Works well for me since 1973

Excellent example of kata and bunkai 🎉

What about Shotokan Ryu Karatedo

Between 5 boards and stop at the end of wall is where the energy of the punch. Tricking the mind. When think 5 wooden boards it's heavier than 1. When one train to compete in a sport. They will never achieve total greatness from within. They use their skill to hurt people. The feelings of anger, rage and aggression towards another person is no good for a martial artist. For self-defense they will go far. When I was in Viet Nam vacation 2006. My uncle RIP a 3rd degree Karate Black Belt said to me: "he punched with a twist on impact to a few men to the forehead. They fainted." With his trained big index and middle knuckle like Sensei Masaaki Ikemiyagi. I found out the place that my uncle strike to the forehead to make a person faint. It's not in the middle of the forehead. It's all hard Bone there. You will break your hand.🐺

😮😮😮😮 amazing

型を追求する人はお腹ぽんぽこなんてしません。　一分一秒でも型に費やすはずです。　その人の型がどれだけのものかは何気ないおしゃべりをしてる時もでるもの。　民族文化も守れないしょーもない植民地人の集まりかよと。　ぽんぽこぽんぽこくっだらない

一平さん、なはハーリー！お疲れさまでした❗久米残念でしたね‼️😢少林寺流千武館の、伊集聡です。覚えてますか～？‼️。😮

I still love kata. I think this likes change the language from Japanese to English.

Bullying your own body doesn't make you stronger. Bullying yourself and hardening yourself are two different things, yes. Many toxic parents who think that by bullying or mistreating their children they are making them "stronger" should learn that.

Great skills. But What would have been REALLY tragic would have been when he broke the makiwara, he lost balance and fell on the stake that was created!

traditional kururunfa is more shito ryu version! ;)

Im pretty convinced these boards are made weak or are typically reaaally weak wood. When he touches the board @ 2:40, it just bends a little. With 15mm / 18 mm that small board would never bend with the most common wood in EU. And even if you are that strong, I doubt it breaks so cleanly as well, it would tear or splinter.

Each board has a weakness at a different location...so why all the board break at the same height?

True Japanese Karate.

La habilidad de estos pibes es impresionante

この先生の指導だと、直ぐに強く成る👍️ベストキッドのみやぎだね。

These guys will be easily beaten by an average boxer...

Aplicasão maravilhosa

Pushups 😂

Awesome stuff This is how you always develop new skills Full on ridiculous sparring Teaches nothing You dont get to relax or use anything you have practiced Full on sparring does not Compare to A real fight in the street Or in a competition Adrenalin changes everything

Legend much love

Real fights don't end with one punch :) why do they train to stop after 1 contact? This is the down side to sport fighting vs MMA / boxing

Hard training easy in battle 💪

That's some great turning from the hips there

все волокна по вдоль и древесина высушена по этому и лопнула не в месте удара

OSU!! 🥋

新城先生のコミュニケーション能力にも脱帽しました。お年を召されてもカッコ良すぎる。まさに神

Нужно было одну доску положить поперёк😂

You are not a japanese. You are not a Tanaka😊

Thank you Grandmaster

Opening music?

Thank you for this video! I see how Sensei perfectly uses his gamaku. I'm practicing karate (mostly Shotokan and Wado) since 1984, but now I'm more into Okinawan karate. I have a question, should I roll my tailbone at the end of a technique, or should I hold this position all the time? I'm feeling comfortable if I'm holding it in my kamae and other stances, but I often lose it when I move in a free kumite. Any help and advise would be appreciated, thanks in advance!