Kata Bunkai Ep. 01 - Double-Hand Block Techniques w/ Sensei Gyula Büki (7th Dan Shotokan Karate)
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- čas přidán 25. 02. 2018
- In this first episode of our new video series - 'Kata Bunkai' - Sensei Gyula Büki, 7th Dan Shotokan Karate, teaches various applications of double-hand block techniques.
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Sensei is extraordinary.. his tekki application is great..I've studied a similar one under my late sensei and friend Mr Keinosuke enoeda.. his collaborative work with Kanazawa sensei on the shodan and nidan kata bunkai is something to see... thank you for the upload 😀
Me encanta su forma pedagógica, cómo enseña *Sensei* de verdad usted, explica el bunkai de una manera excelentemente interpretativa. Mis respetos y felicitaciones.
Very nice bunkai oyo. I especially like the first two applications of Heian Sandan. Nice speed also.
There are many ways to use kata for appication for combate
Omg!! Beautiful!!
Excelent! I don´t practice Shotokan, but those bunkais were just fantastic.
Awesome! I love the explosive moves. You can tell it is effective. How relavant is kata when maximum effort is applied. I wish you guys would make a library of videos. Thank you
BEAUTIFULLY DONE!
Thank you!
good teaching very understandable
I’ve been a teacher and practitioner of old school Tae Kwon Do for almost 40 years. And a boxing enthusiast and coach for ten. The body movements of Shotokan have much in common with what I practice and teach, less with modern day Tae Kwon Do. Although I primarily practice boxing and kicking, I am a big believer in this type of training. MMA fighters would do well to study legit Shotokan or other styles that demonstrate this type of movement.
Will shotokan work for a bouncer? Self defense in bars and clubs?
@@steverodgers4662 why wouldn't it work?
Old school TWD is tang Soo do right?
@@Dennis-kn2cf No.
Tang Soo Do stayed as a separate style from TKD. But the techniques are very similar.
@@steverodgers4662
For most bouncers every martial art works, since they are fighters by inclination. But grappling seems to be most appropriate for them in terms of not escalating violence and staying out of court. Putting someone to sleep w a choke or cranking their arm so it’s not useful is probably preferred to a right cross to the face. A friend of mine who has been a bouncer for years in Boston is a Muay Thai fighter with much ring experience . He has also achieved blue belt in BJJ. He says the BJJ has by far been more useful for him.
Thanks master🙏
Vídeo Incrível OSS! !!💪💪💪👊
I have studied two Okinawan styles of Karate and have never been taught techniques like this from naihanchi kata. I got ripped off. I was taught some many crazy ways, like it was for defending against a wall to flesh tearing. You have proven what a wealth of techniques can be extrapolated from the kata.
lol what... i studied okinawan karate and we were taught things not in this vid even. the real okinawan way to use naihanchi is to use trapping and 'changing of hands'. it's more 'hands on' than shotokan lol. also, the naihanchi footwork in the style i learned is circular later on, not sidestepping or complete lateral movement which most style think it is... doesn't make sense though if you think about it. a WHOLE dang kata for sidestepping? come on...
wait...?! flesh tearing?! where the heck did you train man!
@@quickstep2408 That was in Detroit - flesh tearing, and fighting with your back against the wall. And that was the best school. You should have seen the other school's interpretation of the moves.
Muito bom
Very clean karate with solid applications. Would like to train with him if/when he comes to the states.
Oss sensei!
good God bless!!!
99 ways to defend against Oi-zuki...
Wieso macht ihr keinen videos mehr 😢
Oss
Oss...
@4:15 Nice move
... das gefährliche an der Gefahr...?!
Where is Sensei Gyula based?
Berlin, Germany
TheLeviathanFilm Is there a way that I can locate him, via website or dojo address?
sure: www.sv-tora.de/karatetrainer.php
Well he nearly had it right.. the first one is an arm breaking technique, not a block. There are no blocks in karate, only what someone has interpreted is a block, therefore it’s taught as a block and so on...
Thank you for your comment. I suppose you are referring to the beginning of Heian Sandan? The arm breaking technique is a very common interpretation. But as usually, when it comes to Bunkai, there are multiple possibilities.
A block is a strike
A Block is a Lock is a Blow is a Throw... Depending on your skill and imagination... Because it is just a body movement, you can do what ever you want... E.g. Spill your coffee mug with an uchi uke. :-)
lol karate is not conformed to the interpretations of one style... i really hope your sensei isn't so arrogant as to tell you that... so which is it, the teacher or the student that is arrogant here?
😊😀😁Kata doesn't work in street😁😂😃
A punch is a punch as they say
Hinterfragt denn eigentlich niemand das vorgezeigte? Glaubt ihr an das was ihr da macht? Habt ihr wirklich das Gefühl dass man einen Angriff voraussehen kann? Ok...wenn ihr sowas übt müsst ihr ja daran glauben....unfassbar!
Du bist so schlau, darf ich dein Freund sein?
Nö! @@honigdachs.
Would have worked very well 100 years ago but not today.
this would easily work on an untrained person, which is what karate was designed for. nice weak rhetoric though.
Karate ni sente nashi .. no 1st attack..
Everyone takes a collective dump of karate in some way or another?? Why?? Because they saw Karate Kid and think of the crane kick??
Te... or kara te ... is one of the oldest forms of combat arts.. started in the fujian province of China.. transcended by decades of evolution and addition...
Karate does have a distinct 123 or ichi ni san way of training but that builds up discipline and technique so the practitioner might evolve the technique to a free and effective defence art.
hopeless...
OMG where do I begin? The deep stances are slow and heavy, very difficult to move out of them. Crossed hand blocks do not cover the face at all. Timing and depth is horrific and any grappling art would own these fools. Do not waste your time with hard style karate.
this is shotokan, the sport karate. some shotokan schools like to study the self defense though. i agree with the deep stances, very limited mobility.