Worlds Greatest Goju-ryu Karate Master MORIO HIGAONNA 10th Dan (pt.2)
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ADEYTO talks to the most dangerous man in Japan, MORIO HIGAONNA, 3rd generation Founder of Okinawan Goju-ryu Karate.
Morio Higaonna born December 25, 1938 is a prominent Okinawan karate practitioner who is the founder and Chief Instructor of the International Okinawan Goju-ryu Karate-do Federation (IOGKF). He is a holder of the highest rank in Goju-ryu karate, 10th dan.
Higaonna has written several books on Goju-ryu karate, including Traditional Karate-do: Okinawa Goju Ryu (1985) and The history of Karate: Okinawan Goju Ryu (2001). Martial arts scholar Donn Draeger (1922--1982) reportedly once described him as "the most dangerous man in Japan in a real fight.
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Two things... First, his hands look like he's been punching oak trees all his life. And winning. Second, I love how so many old masters seem to be smiling, or on the edge of smiling all the time.
nice, it seems to me a film of a sadist and a masochist
They smile because they're deadlier than an armed man in range
@@vincenzomarletta5683You're wrong. This is a nice, humble man. Sadists and masochists are in the UFC.
@@asamiyashin444
Yes brother.
Shotokan: Hard martial art, long stances and lunges, some competitive component, hard , fast and dynamic kata
Goju Ryu: Hard and soft style, roots in Fujian White Crane kung fu, shorter stances for close combat and grappling, fluid/softer kata.
If you try two different types of karate there will be stylistic differences (kata and stance) and dojo differences (how the sensei teaches you) and so on.
I'm a Shotokan guy. Been practicing for 8 years.
@@edgar22452 You started training when this guy made the comment.
@@Triferus lol
@@edgar22452 Did your training help you?
@@abdulrahimuthman7922 Yup. I'm faster and stronger than ever.
I see a couple million dollars worth of samurai armor back there. Holy shit..
The presumption is all the armor is real, I’m pretty sure it mostly is, yup it’s beautiful, plus the karate is fantastic.
If I win the lottery I want this guy as my body guard 😂🤣😂🤣🤣
Woah, I just noticed, holeee shit is right.👍
Oh Woah I see that. That is a ton of armor.
@@riftreaper8076 Could be a literal ton of armor.
Sensei: "This next kick to the groin is how peasants overcame the Samurai's armor." (01:59)
Master Hiaonna is really amazing!
Love Goju-Ryu forever!
mma is a sport that is all and thats a fact any martial art is a discipline a way of life a way of living a way you hold yourself and present yourself with the utmost honor respect and humility karate especially go ju ryu is so deep it connects and taps into the very essence of humans survival and killers instincts as animals please pay your respects..seek out what is usefull to ones ability forget the unnecessary be openminded search and seek out other martial arts apply the same method strengthen and mould your inner warrior thank you
please use some fuckin dots it's so hard to read.
well said..about mma
That's very beautiful and exactly what should never be forgotten in the true form secred art. Many years of commitment. May I add, self defense and justice, ability to help others and the wisdom to know difference is key to good base connection. Taking a life by hand is easy to preform for many, but sparing one is something the spirit should guide you through, otherwise still lost. PPP
where do you get your weed bro
@@ertzor lmao
I feel bad for the other guy his going through some pain lol damn I used to hate being the volunteer
vman lol Yep, it actually looks like Terauchi Sensei got a bit of a bashing there :-) 💪
Ya but you learn the most
RYU KYU style is pure martial arts. this is the true physical and spiritual power of the Okinawan kingdom.
Karate came from China, really.
Wow! Look at his hands. Those are hands of steel!
my respect for you Master MORIO HIGAONNA
this guy trained the late great gary spiers from new zealand after the great terry oniel invited to come to liverpool hes was the toughest door man and body guard around the late great gary speirs
im sorry to hear that oki, okinawa heritage and tradition is not something that should be lost. i trained in the Y.K.K.F for about 8 years and i grew much respect for goju ryu and its teachers.
Всю жизнь занимается каратэ настоящий мастер нет слов молодец завидую
I assume they smile because their life long love and study of their chosen art has earned them a place of honor and respect to all who value such things.
THANK YOU FOR SHOWING MY SENSEI (INSTRUCTOR), AND HIS STUDENT TERAUCHI SAN. I TRAINED WITH BOTH FOR A GREAT MANY YEARS
The Samurai armor in the background is bad ass!
Higoanna Sensei's partner looks like he's having the absolute time of his life.
Bill Blinky Terauchi Sensei and Higaonna Sensei are old friends. Both hard as nails :-)
The Sensei. The Sensei. A lot of us wish to have more time to learn from The Sensei.
morio higaonna was awesome world famous
1:57, his qi even damaged the samurai
so,I've been training for goju ryu karate for 8 years and I'm a brown belt I'm 15 years old and I'm telling you this guy is nobody to mess with.
He can kill with the best of them.
Those are some brutal knuckles, shows all the hard work!
I almost feel bad for his uke, lol. What a privilege to get beat up by such a great master.
He is his student so he gets beaten up on a daily basis.
Nice, good, hard training & demo. The guy who played the punching bag was a real sport.
Kyokushin is a type of full contact karate. It has seven belt levels with two levels per belt.(a stripe per belt). This one focuses more on breaking techniques and sparring. Some dojos also incorporate grappling however, it is not usually used. This style is known for its breaking techniques. There are videos of its rigorous training such as when they strengthen their abdominal muscles by breaking wooden poles and planks by having someone swing them onto their chest.
You're very wrong! When I was growing up in the 80s, karate and Jujitsu with Judo were almost always taught together or encouraged to learn the other to be well-rounded so mixing it up or having a knowledge of the vertical and horizontal planes was no new concept.
There's nothing new under the sun as the saying goes!
Man theses armors are crazy !
Amazing!
I seriously can't see what it is that attracts people to Americanized martial arts (i.e., gymnastics with kicking) when the real deal is so beautiful and graceful already.
thank you
The power being displayed here is unreal
La collection d'armure est intéressante. Mais j'ai surtout porté attention sur les mains. Grosse utilisation du makiwara, à mon avis.
He's like the real life Heihachi
Spartan Aryan nah, he's too kind to be Heihachi Mishima. Lol!
Heihachi Mishima Is'nt A Goju-Ryu Fighting Style Holder.
Agradecesira que lo sub-titularan al español por fabor, gracias de seguro que es de mucha importancia lo que esta diciendo. una vez mas gracias por subir este video
Muy resumido. Dice que el karate se puede entrenar en cualquier sitio. Golpeando cortinas para entrenar velocidad, ejercicios de respiración sentado, etc. Por el final habla de la importancia de una buena dieta, dormir bien y tratar de evitar el estrés.
Just great. Best regards.
Always an honour to witness these bunkai. Osu.
go to newest videos of this channel here. these are all re-posted with English subtitles.
oooooooooooooooossssssssssssssss!!
Great tecnic, good job , MASTERS !
your brasilian friend
4th ryu in Goju Ryu
The Samurai armor resting in the shadow looks creepy.
Imagine how the enemy felt seeing these figures approach them at night.
Some slick judo in here too!
Happy birthday Hanshi Higaonna!. ~ Sensei Vern Terrell.
that guy looks like he's in so much pain
Respect
The "reporter" is not Japanese but French and is not a reporter but friend of Higaonna Sensei!!! She is the owner of this CZcams Channel, like the picture shows.
If any of you here are truly a fighter, you'd know not to ever underestimate an individual. Very very unwise to do that. No matter how weak a person may seem(by your own standards). Also know that it isn't always the faster or stronger opponent to win. At the end of the day, if your defensive and offensive technique sucks. Even one with years more experience can fall prey to a beginner.
From my knowledge, Kyokushin is a full contact form of karate, mainly based and centres on jiyu kumite (Sparring). Shotokan is a very strong karate style, basing mostly on strong stances and powerful, quick moving katas such as Bassai-Dai.
Goju-ryu is a more fluent style, working a lot on technique, self defence and more fluent, graceful katas, such as Saifa or Seiunchin. All brilliant though, had the chance to train in shotokan and goju and the effects were amazing.
To everybody who is saying Karate and various tradtional martial arts or mma is better, y'all have to stop and think when Bruce Lee first came up JKD he did so because he found all various martial arts like Kung Fu, karte, judo, boxing, Jitsu and various martial arts were all useful. So to all the mma guys and traditional martial artist, learn to respect each others arts because we're all aiming to get better, weather were fighting in a cage, on the streets or in commption. I respect both aspect of the traditional martial artist and the mma fighters, and should y'all because y'all can learn a thing from eachother. This is coming from a guy who practice Brazilan Jiu jitsu and heck, I've even thought of learning various forms of martial arts like Karate, Wing Chun, stick fighting, boxing, judo and Muay Thai because learning all aspects of martial arts will come in handy in case, also I think it would be cool to see the culture of modern day MMA fighters and traditional martial arts come together. But also another thing is, not all us Americans are bloody thirsty mma fighters or boxers, there are some acutely some decent guys in both sports like Muhammad Ali and yeah there some arganet motherfuckers in both sports to who, I wish would just get the snot out of. The point is, no matter what if you practice jiu jitsu like me or mma or traditional martial arts, you have to pay respect to both form, heck if I was profasnial mma fighter, I would practice some traditional arts like Wing Chun and absorb what is useful.
From what I've observed in the comments, it's not that BJJ or MMA guys don't have respect for other Martial Arts, they just want to see what is real and eliminate the fluff...much like Bruce Lee's approach. There is very much respect for Boxing, Judo, Wrestling, etc. where the practitioners have actual fights and prove their systems work. There are too many videos showcasing a style of Martial Arts that just shows canned moves against a compliant opponent and what is worse, the comments that the guy(s) in the video are deadly, or the best fighter, etc. These videos don't prove anything. These are fighting styles, so if they don't work in a real fight, or no real fight is shown, people will call Bullshit. That may not sound too nice, but the intention is to stop the fakery and delusions and focus on what is real. I'd personally love to see someone take Karate and use the actual techniques they practice in a Kata in a fight successfully. If they cannot do that, then the BS moniker is something the traditional MA guys have to live with.
stop talking bullshit.he came from wing chun (kung fu style) and later advanced thatwith various other fighting techniques and sports....
Wow, that sounds like an abuser. Nobody has to live with insults. Nobody has the right to call bullshit something they don't understand. MMA is a sport with a set of rules. It is not the absolute measure of what is bullshit and what is not. I'm bored of that arrogant attitude. And the fun thing is that the arrogant guy making that comment wouldn't have the balls to tell "your art is bullshit" to the guys of the video. He would get beaten up badly in a street fight with any of them. Then he would go crying to watch their juiced and drugged "heroes" of the UFC from his sofa.
when i was training with a 10th in goju-ryu their wrists are like rebar you can't turn or twist them. I feel this guys pain.
this man certainly deadly n dangerous..he doesn't seem out of breath while doing those move.
“hai ... HAIIII!”
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May Sensei Higaonna be granted many more years, with good health and spirit.
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are there any subtitles for the interview?
the same interviews are uploaded again on this channel and have subtitles all of them, just need to search the files.
@@Adeyto thanks a lot 🙂
since youtube is owned by google, he put his question in the right place
I have met and trained with both in South Africa with sensei James Rossouw in Johannesburg.
Kyokushin creator Masutatsu Oyama studied both Shotokan and Goju Ryu before he created Kyokushin, which is a mix of the two styles.
the thing they do at 2:13 is about 12309 times ahrder than you think... after 30 sec
karatê né coisa fina parabéns senseys e mestres
Well thx for explaining that to me👍👍
+Ngatai Baker your comments are gay! fatass
+Ngatai Baker your comments are gay! fatass
I've seen Higaonna in real life and I've seen his hands and the power of those punches. I doubt that his ground work is any good but those hands are like solid rock. They truly look incredible and are capable of an insane amount of damage. Not a man to be trifled with for sure
Yeah good luck trying to take him to the ground. U don't stand a ghost of a chance lol.
some translations ( i dont know Japanese but i have seen this video before with subs and remember what he said, so this wont be a correct translation only simply explaining what he said)
You can train everywhere not only in the Dojo, while walking you can practice "Tanden" ( breathing practice)
Even while staying at a hotel, you can train your speed by hitting the curtains, the curtains is soft and little resistance which make it easier to train. ( i think he refers to kizame tzuki = quick punches)
Even while sitting down you can practice Karate, ( notice how he trains at 6:29)
While training it is very important to eat and sleep properly. Not to much meat but more vegetables and fish. Milk and pig's feet are very good for training since they provide with calcium which is very good for the bones.
I think that when he talks about pig legs he is refering to collagen.
I think that when he talks about pig legs he is refering to collagen.
Dude took a beating. Damn!
I'm from southern Texas and i work with my hands alot. That man's hands look like my grandfather. Let me tell you my grandpa is 72 yrs old but his hands can crush anything. I don't know karate but if my grandad did that type of handgrab, your fingers would be powder!
Yeah ...! i like it !
Train and condition.
Love.
Remember folks karate was originally designed to maim and kill a opponent. These moves were designed for that purpose.
why did you remove the subs ?
i have seen this several times before and even remember what he said
the subs are on a different video, and they are still there. browse my database and find them
Adeyto oh..thanks XD
everything is already subbed, this same channel, search for those 4 video files, they are recent & easy to find.
i really want Eng Sub for this
why didin't i see such moves on nowadays karate championships? :( does anyone know where can i see a real fight with traditional karate moves?
Does anyone know if he is in anyway related to Kanryo Higaonna? Kanryo Founded naha karate and taught both Chojun Miyagi and Kenwa Mabuni. Miyagi founded Goju Ryu and Mabuni founded Shito ryu.
Thanks for your question. I guess many persons in that Naha region have the family name Higaona, wikipedia would have mentioned their relationship if there is any.
This is the first time i have ever seen such conditioning on a persons hands & arms.
Aww cute, a old couple at dancing. *"Kawaii"!* 🐰
God, I wished I stayed with martial arts. I used to do tae kwuan do as a kid but It didn’t stick
Hands that could powder a cage fighters skull!
Is there a way I can find the translation of his words?
Old school karate. No soft mats to cushion your fall. Old fashion sensei. If the technique does not hurt your block will be so so. Pain is a great teacher. Osu!
Goddaamn look at their hands... They're like shovels
These guys are completely amazing. Their technique is awesome. Completely superior.They would destroy the average 20 year old regardless of how physically strong or fit he or she was. Physical is necessary but on a subtle level the mind once mastered allows the warrior to move past the limitations of the body.
My Respects.🙏 From SHINJIMASU SHAOLIN GOJU-RYU👊🏼🙏 -Renshi E.G.
best master
I saw some Taijishuan techniques adapted in guju ryu.
google your question, people answer:
"Not a single one of them are fighting styles. They are martial arts, or specifically Karate Ryu. Fighting is only a small portion of the training involved in these systems. There is also no such thing as regular Karate. There are Ryu, or systems of Karate. Each system has their own methods of training, study and application. It used to be easy to tell what Ryu a person was by the Kata they studied...but today many Ryu study each other's Kata."
increible
His hands!
Hardcore the real deal.
nice dojo
What's the difference between Goju-ryu, Shotokan, Kyokushin, others?
Golden, truly golden, this here is true Okinawa Goju Ryu, not that watered down USA Goju Ryu, I consider that a mockery of the real thing!
こういう道場、そして先生は少なくなりましたね。昔の道場は稽古の後に喧嘩のやりかたを教えてくれたものです。今日では教育上よくないという理由でスポーツ空手ばかり教えるようになりました。
Seems like a nice old fella!
i know this sifu he is THE badass out there OKINAWA
the no. 1 thing i noticed is their fists... look at those fists
good
i wish people really would pause after throwing just one punch.
BANG....
just a reminder ... this guy is his 70s
@jinan12 then you must agree with me wen i say sensei higaonna is one of the most understanding and gentle teachers karate has. most other teachers are sadists.
the're body is super tough!
All I can think throughout this video is OUCH
look at his palm, wide
who is the other man?
A cat.
A tank.
A MAN.
What happened to their hands?