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jesse enkamp who's roots were in shito ryu, proves otherwise

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@@weewoo2242 Could you elaborate?

dude, these are katas, it's an exhibiton of the moves, not kumite

Is more gear for safety and health. Plus, I don't know the old-school training will attract many people.

Totally agree. I grew up in my dads dojo. I went away for college and worked for several years. I returned back to the dojo/competition/judging and was shocked. It’s like going to an open tournament with no standards.

No

Shito ryu implies speed behind relaxed power as shotokan is your more power based style

Shito Ryu has more of the original Okinawan technique and more natural postures. Shotokan is a somewhat dumbed-down style, a lot of techniques have been taken out of it. The fighting distance of shito ryu is greater than that of shotokan, so when the shotokan enters its own fighting distance, it is already too short for shito ryu and attacks immediately, which shotokanos usually do not expect. Shito ryu also uses the hips differently. Shotokan defends first and then attacks because it uses its hips in this way, leaving its stomach and back almost completely exposed. Shito ryu does not turn the hips as much during defense, only about 45 degrees, and at the moment of defense, it turns the hips back to attack, so it can counterattack much faster than shotokanos. Shotokan was created by one person, shito ryu was founded by three people, one of them brought the techniques of the Chinese White Crane kung fu style with him. I went to Shotokan for three years, then Shito Ryu for seventeen years, so I have a basis for comparison. 🙂

​​@@Tejinashi-f9zcan you suggest any TH-cam Channel which give me a Proper knowledge about shito rio karate? I am from Bangladesh,recently i joined in Marshal art of shito rio style.

@@العقيدةوالمنهجالسلفي th-cam.com/video/0e5wcUqhbtI/w-d-xo.html

No

You're misusing the phrase full contact. Full contact means that you are allowed to use all 8 points of contact to strike your opponent, that being your fists, elbows, knees, and feet.

You are dumb

I agree

@@r.l.mcdermid6034 That's not full contact according to the common use of that phrase. For instance, boxing is known as a full contact sport but they only use their fists.

You are right. This is what we used to call "points" fighting. Not to say that many points fighters aren't tough (got to sit in on a Joe Lewis black belt test....tough old man he was)....but it's not the same. My dad was trained from some of the old Vietnam DIs that brought their skills directly back from Okinawa. They didn't pad their feet. If they kicked you you got kicked with tennis shoes. There were many knockouts....alot of 2 on 1 fighting for tests. My dad was ambidextrous and was equally powerful with right or left sides of his body. He knocked out a few guys on the way to his black belt and often sparred full contact with the 4th Dan instructor.

Oh man you ain't kidding.

Its not your fault he ran in to your punch right? Well he cant continue so YOU WIN!!! Hah you like that method Mr.Paragon?

@@cobrakingkai you're weird. Also a dude got disqualified in the Olympics recently for "kicking too hard" when the other dude leaned into it.

@@weewoo2242 It was an inside joke.

@@cobrakingkai ig I'll never get it then 🤷‍♂️

Cuz some karate cuck did it

Did what

Its a good style

this has been going on for generations

haha'

At 1:00 you'll can see the contact.

Yes the kick was quite ineffective, he just got a point for raising his leg that high...

You can’t score while falling down! The old system was much better