I am going to take a test on Shorinji Kempo for black belt tomorrow! If I pass, I am going to be the youngest black belt in all of my sensei’s years of teaching and trust me when I say he has been teaching for around 20 years.Wish me luck!
That doesn't mean anything in rhe real world. You must become a mature lady in time for adulthood. Then you must decide on whether you will better yourself beyond tr he idea of physical fighting and use your heart as katana. You will not understand this now. But believe when i say all at once you may become aware when you have acheived this very thing i speak of.
I dont know who or what that is, but as a teenager Shorinji Kempo was associated with a far more unfortunate symbol. The Nazis stole the Swastika from Asia and perverted the symbol for eternity, regardless of how it is drawn. The sight of Japanese men wearing swastika (albeit left-facing) on their gi would not have helped their recruitment efforts one iota - fortunately, that is all history now, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shorinji_Kempo#Emblem
Despite the advancement and popularity of MMA style fighting today, there is no doubt that the basis for excellent control in fighting is still firmly rooted in traditional martial arts... a foundation that builds better fighters with control than most who just go straight to MMA/Gracie Jujitsu alone. Failing to understand the the full benefits of discipline of technique, failing to understand the importance of controlled emotion, and failing to appreciate the value of the tradition of martial arts; only from youth to adulthood can a martial arts practitioner develop the skill and technique necessary to become a better master of MMA fighting style. Yes, we see a lot of 'McDojo's' and fake martial arts 'masters,' but it is important to also realize that the most respected Dojo's have produced some of the best fighters in the world today. There is still value in traditional Kempo, Taekwondo, Judo, Karate, and Aikido, etc., among other forms, but it is the practitioner who has to master the art by applying it in real-world scenarios; only to realize the weaknesses of the art, then to improve it. Most of these arts are effectives against a non-initiated martial artists, but only when challenged by another well-trained martial artist do we learn of our weaknesses, and this is where we learn that real-world martial arts no longer is competing just against the uninitiated, but by others who have mastered MMA style fighting. A real martial artist uses his discipline to challenge him or herself against other martial artists' styles; it is here we begin to see where are technique is strong and weak, and recognize where we need to improve it. But it is in the tradition of training from a young age that helps to build discipline that is needed to make advancements in traditional martial arts to become the next leading style that is proven effective; not just against a single opponent from the same style, but to further advance it to make it effective against multiple opponents from all styles; regardless their training, style, and technique. Martial arts is a process of evolution; first founded on traditional martial arts, then with years of training, we begin to evolve it and make it more effective form; a personal form that transcends the tradition toward advancement and improvement... a hybrid of the most effective techniques from today's traditional martial arts.
i just wanna say that... MMA is maded of traditional martial arts, MMA is not a martial art itsfelf but a system of them, usually it is a system of Muay thai, boxing and BJJ but some of them might go like Judo, Taekwondo, Boxing Or Bjj, Muay thai, Karate
@M T I agree with you in part, but from what I have seen from some 'MMA' dojo's, they don't treat it like a traditional martial art. The point that I was making is, in traditional (former) martial arts, students work their way up the ranks; months, if not in years, long before engaging in dangerous 'MMA' style grappling, choke holds, leg and arm locks, etc. However, in some MMA dojo's, they go right into it at all ranks. My concern is the lack of discipline and care of restraint that places some new practitioners with techniques far too early before comprehending the dangers - like giving a kid a Ferrari before he has learned to drive safely in his dad's old 4-banger... these arts need time and discipline; tradition and responsibility, long before teens and young adults are unleashed with these new skills. One of the problems we see today are cops using certain choke holds that end up killing people; they lack the training and discipline in how to use this technique, and it invariably causes unnecessary damage to a would-be person suspect... permanently injuring or killing without the intentions of either; not knowing just how much applied pressure to use for a lack of experience.
@@fenixwb8612 founder of shorinji kempo said to have formed his zen based martial arts in shaolin temple during his deployment in china as a spy. In reality, Sou most likely mixed what he learned in Nakano (school for army covert ops) and mixed it with nikken and hakkoryu jujutsu that he secretly learned. When he came back to Japan, he started shorinji under strict restriction of martial arts by GHQ (allied occupying force). He was able to run his dojo by claiming that this was a zen practice derived from Daruma’s art that he left in Shaolin; not as martial arts, but as religious practice. Fast forward to 70s, Sou gets a huge jump in enrollment due to kung fu movie fad in Japan. More reasons why Shorinji kempo markets as a Japanese derivation of Shaolin martial arts, rather than emphasizing its true roots in Japanese martial arts
@@yn5568 I think you are underplaying the fact that this is a style that is almost certainly influenced by Chinese Martial Arts, this would make sense as Doshin So was sent to China and there are several instances of Japanese masters having studied Chinese martial arts in China while completing their military or intelligence service. Kenchi Saussure is a prominent example of this. The style is certainly also mixed with Japanese Jujutsu but you shouldn’t disregard it’s Chinese influences.
Saya praktisi beladiri shorinji kempo juga dan sudah lama di beladiri ini, video ini sangat menginspirasi saya sebagai pelatih Shorinji kempo di desa....... Osh 🙏🙏🙏
Também fui um discípulo desse grande homem, aqui em Belém do Pará - Brasil. Nos deixou muitos ensinamentos para a vida. Infelizmente ele nos deixou. Acredito que cumpriu sua missão neste plano e agora está em esferas superiores também fazendo o mesmo papel que um dia fez aqui. Saudades grande mestre e homem, Minoru Masu, Oss
When I was in Japan I trained with some people who did Shorinji Kempo. I'm used to taekwondo so it was an interesting experience. When I go back to Japan I plan on training under it again.
I took Kempo Four years in high school mid 80s in New York live in Arizona now how do I find out a place that does it close to Phoenix I wanna get back into it. I got up to my brown belt thanks
Este estilo de Karatê me ajudou na Vida profissional, me tornei um grande Bombeiro graça ao shoringi Kempo, que ao entrar na academia dos Bombeiros já tinha fôlego bastante para aprender as técnicas sem me cansar muito, um dos melhores estilos deixa a pessoa confiante corpo duro e aguenta bater e apanhar ...
I love how everyone sits expressionless, hardly moving. Surely there are proud parents in the audience yet they simply watch. I'm not condemning or condoning, just musing publicly.
They are the officials invited for this very special event celebrating the reopening of the venue after millions of dollars invested in the renovation. Most of them have surely absolutely no interest in Budo, as for the vast majority of Japanese, and I guess most of them would have preferred to spend their weekend somewhere else. Or, they show an incredible sense of zen and mushin :)
Estoy iniciando practicas de este estilo y me parece muy interesante , mas para personas de edad media. aunque tengo mas de 50 años practicando karate-do. me gusta y me da mucho relax.
this posture is very similar to a boxing fighter, and very effective, this style is very good, too bad that it is not widespread, very effective punches and kicks, I would like to learn this style, just to add to my repertoire of blows. this style of karate is very effective if you add grappling, it would be a success in MMA, which by the way karate and Sanda surprised me with so many practitioners. this channel is very good.
I train Okinawa Kenpo. In one occasion in my live I train this style too, but never when to deep to see this wasa. Beautiful demonstration. Okinawa kenpo have this wasas too but I see a big influence from Aikido. Excellent .
Look up Shorinji Kempo on Wikipedia, there is a good explanation there. Shorinji Kempo is NOT Shorinjiryu Karate. It is also NOT Shaolin Kungfu, although the Japanese Kanji are the same as the Chinese characters for Shaolin-ssu chu'an Fa. It is a name intended to show the roots of the art in Chinese Kung Fu, but it is a modern Japanese Art founded in 1947 by Doshin So.
See also the article on the founder Doshin So that mentions some of the controversy. See all the BBC program Way of the Warrior which has an episode on SK
So ...... Doshin So was a Japanese secret agent in china during the Second World War ... he practiced Chinese martial arts while he was there ....at one time shorinji Kempo was japans most popular form of karate ... I don't know where it ranks these days but it is a very interesting and complete art
Good choice. I did 10 years in Karate then 6 years in Aikido. And when I spar with my cousin who are only 8 years in Kempo he is as good as me. I should have join Kempo instead
From what I could see, Shorinji Kempo = Karate + Aikido + Judo (Buddhist philosophies behind the techniques) Greatly neat art, though. Would have taken it and strived for a Shodan Black Belt had I known about it way earlier in life. But, hey, everything happens for a reason, and now I'm settling for Judo and Muay Thai Kickboxing.
The term Shorinji in Japanese alludes to the Shaolin temple (in China) while Kempo is the Japanese word to refer to Quan Fa (martial arts of China, also called "Kung Fu")
Purwa Kusuma kempo is more toward grappling,lock,and some throws IMO and it's mainly defense then counter attack (to immobilize) opponent long enough to escape. Cmiiw
The best shorinji kempo demonstrasi mantap sekali pukul tendang kunci banting sama lawan mereka jatuh sama di ajarkan di tempat latihan dan fight di arena dan di jalan sekali pukul tendang kunci banting lawan jatuh the best shorinji kempo from the kempo
We did a Shorenji kempo demonstration is losAngeles little Tokyo. We were on the concrete, doing flips and falls like you see above. Some how, no one got hurt. Not even a scratch.
i do some okinawan karate and some japanese sort of similar but both have differences one is good for one stuation and another is good for a different situation osu
Just from observation, it definitely looks more karate than shaolin. However, the strikes are immediately snappy, no lingering hands and such. There even seems to be a specific fighting stance, while I usually just see a generic front stance with a low block position.
this is a form of martial arts that put heavy emphasis on self defense. so much so that they don’t host fighting competition tournaments. they don’t fight the sports fight. they train to immobilize you long enough to escape. the first thing they teach is eye attach technique. then the groin kicking technique. they tell you to use those techniques to give yourselves time flee. their techniques are very practical. the essence of kicking and punching techniques is train your legs in arm attach distance. prevents opponents from using their legs but you can use your legs which is more powerful than your punches. so-do-shin. the founder was a very practical man so the grappling techniques are very usable, too. `maybe after a decade or two of practice. but it’s possible. i have met high ranking teaching masters from the headquarters and they were really applying the techniques in realistic situations. i was with them for four years while i was in university. i was a busy busy student so i never made it to all three classes in a week that they offered but i have got basic techniques so well woven into me that i can do a small demonstration at parties even after thirty years. i did boxing before shorinji and full contact karate after. but my hart is with the kempo. the demonstration on the video were not performed by the most qualified people so it saddens me when i think about their image. but they never were into that anyway. too bad it’s exclusively for domestic market. definitely something to look forward to when you decide to move to japan.
OSS,im a direct disciple of minoru masu,have trained after his death others styles of martial arts (bjj,wt,and shotokan)but the teachings of OKINAWA-KEMPO SHORINJI-KARATE and that incredible master,son of TOSHIO MASU,will be forever marked deep in my heart and my eternal soul,安らかに眠る minoru masu sensei OSS !
I am going to take a test on Shorinji Kempo for black belt tomorrow! If I pass, I am going to be the youngest black belt in all of my sensei’s years of teaching and trust me when I say he has been teaching for around 20 years.Wish me luck!
DID YOU PASS??
You pass?
did you pass tho?
DID YOU PASS ?
That doesn't mean anything in rhe real world. You must become a mature lady in time for adulthood. Then you must decide on whether you will better yourself beyond tr he idea of physical fighting and use your heart as katana. You will not understand this now. But believe when i say all at once you may become aware when you have acheived this very thing i speak of.
A few months Kempo training during my Junior high school saved me from being bullied by some kids.
Did you fight.
@@jackalsmalls4995 obviously he did
I was inspired to learned shorinji kempo because this tekken character lars alexandersson
I dont know who or what that is, but as a teenager Shorinji Kempo was associated with a far more unfortunate symbol. The Nazis stole the Swastika from Asia and perverted the symbol for eternity, regardless of how it is drawn. The sight of Japanese men wearing swastika (albeit left-facing) on their gi would not have helped their recruitment efforts one iota - fortunately, that is all history now,
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shorinji_Kempo#Emblem
Mee too bro
lars rocks
@@arthurwatts1680 i am pretty sure he assumes about a video game character that trains kenpo.
Despite the advancement and popularity of MMA style fighting today, there is no doubt that the basis for excellent control in fighting is still firmly rooted in traditional martial arts... a foundation that builds better fighters with control than most who just go straight to MMA/Gracie Jujitsu alone. Failing to understand the the full benefits of discipline of technique, failing to understand the importance of controlled emotion, and failing to appreciate the value of the tradition of martial arts; only from youth to adulthood can a martial arts practitioner develop the skill and technique necessary to become a better master of MMA fighting style. Yes, we see a lot of 'McDojo's' and fake martial arts 'masters,' but it is important to also realize that the most respected Dojo's have produced some of the best fighters in the world today. There is still value in traditional Kempo, Taekwondo, Judo, Karate, and Aikido, etc., among other forms, but it is the practitioner who has to master the art by applying it in real-world scenarios; only to realize the weaknesses of the art, then to improve it. Most of these arts are effectives against a non-initiated martial artists, but only when challenged by another well-trained martial artist do we learn of our weaknesses, and this is where we learn that real-world martial arts no longer is competing just against the uninitiated, but by others who have mastered MMA style fighting. A real martial artist uses his discipline to challenge him or herself against other martial artists' styles; it is here we begin to see where are technique is strong and weak, and recognize where we need to improve it. But it is in the tradition of training from a young age that helps to build discipline that is needed to make advancements in traditional martial arts to become the next leading style that is proven effective; not just against a single opponent from the same style, but to further advance it to make it effective against multiple opponents from all styles; regardless their training, style, and technique. Martial arts is a process of evolution; first founded on traditional martial arts, then with years of training, we begin to evolve it and make it more effective form; a personal form that transcends the tradition toward advancement and improvement... a hybrid of the most effective techniques from today's traditional martial arts.
No
i just wanna say that...
MMA is maded of traditional martial arts, MMA is not a martial art itsfelf but a system of them, usually it is a system of
Muay thai, boxing and BJJ
but some of them might go like
Judo, Taekwondo, Boxing
Or
Bjj, Muay thai, Karate
@M T I agree with you in part, but from what I have seen from some 'MMA' dojo's, they don't treat it like a traditional martial art. The point that I was making is, in traditional (former) martial arts, students work their way up the ranks; months, if not in years, long before engaging in dangerous 'MMA' style grappling, choke holds, leg and arm locks, etc. However, in some MMA dojo's, they go right into it at all ranks. My concern is the lack of discipline and care of restraint that places some new practitioners with techniques far too early before comprehending the dangers - like giving a kid a Ferrari before he has learned to drive safely in his dad's old 4-banger... these arts need time and discipline; tradition and responsibility, long before teens and young adults are unleashed with these new skills. One of the problems we see today are cops using certain choke holds that end up killing people; they lack the training and discipline in how to use this technique, and it invariably causes unnecessary damage to a would-be person suspect... permanently injuring or killing without the intentions of either; not knowing just how much applied pressure to use for a lack of experience.
kempo will keep you alive,it is the real deal,train like your life depends on it,it does,the world is getting meaner
Shorinji Kempo is a part of my life.
can you teach me
Me too...
Oshhh...
oshhh
From Shaolin Kungfu to Shorinji Kenpo.
This is a martial art from Buddha Temple.
What? Could u develop? Please n thank u
@@fenixwb8612 founder of shorinji kempo said to have formed his zen based martial arts in shaolin temple during his deployment in china as a spy. In reality, Sou most likely mixed what he learned in Nakano (school for army covert ops) and mixed it with nikken and hakkoryu jujutsu that he secretly learned. When he came back to Japan, he started shorinji under strict restriction of martial arts by GHQ (allied occupying force). He was able to run his dojo by claiming that this was a zen practice derived from Daruma’s art that he left in Shaolin; not as martial arts, but as religious practice. Fast forward to 70s, Sou gets a huge jump in enrollment due to kung fu movie fad in Japan. More reasons why Shorinji kempo markets as a Japanese derivation of Shaolin martial arts, rather than emphasizing its true roots in Japanese martial arts
@@yn5568 I think you are underplaying the fact that this is a style that is almost certainly influenced by Chinese Martial Arts, this would make sense as Doshin So was sent to China and there are several instances of Japanese masters having studied Chinese martial arts in China while completing their military or intelligence service. Kenchi Saussure is a prominent example of this. The style is certainly also mixed with Japanese Jujutsu but you shouldn’t disregard it’s Chinese influences.
Footwork movement very impressive! Similar footwork level is rare
And his Shorinji fight so interesting and variative
That's why we love kempoo,full attract like silat n kungfu with the hard practice like army style training. Bushido!!!!
Kempo form is so cool love it. thanks for uploading.
Saya praktisi beladiri shorinji kempo juga dan sudah lama di beladiri ini, video ini sangat menginspirasi saya sebagai pelatih Shorinji kempo di desa....... Osh 🙏🙏🙏
Saya sudah lama berhenti semenjak tahun 2009 atau 2010 setelah ban hitam.karena saya banyak kerja.oushh.
Também fui um discípulo desse grande homem, aqui em Belém do Pará - Brasil.
Nos deixou muitos ensinamentos para a vida. Infelizmente ele nos deixou. Acredito que cumpriu sua missão neste plano e agora está em esferas superiores também fazendo o mesmo papel que um dia fez aqui.
Saudades grande mestre e homem, Minoru Masu,
Oss
Good performan. I always love for Shorinji Kempo.
Nice! I like how they're taught to finish a downed enemy, this might actually be of some use in a real fight.
Do you need to be taught this? It's just doing it
@@cesaugusto108 Yep, it needs to be taught.
@@cesaugusto108 definitly needs to ne taught take it from me im practecing it
It was created for self defence so every technique is usable in a fight
I Love the Shorinji Kempo Fighting techniques......I salute my Master Minoru from Embu Technical Training Centre
Doshin So also knew some Japanese martial art as well, he combined many techniques to create Shorinji Kempo.
When I was in Japan I trained with some people who did Shorinji Kempo. I'm used to taekwondo so it was an interesting experience. When I go back to Japan I plan on training under it again.
Shorinji Kempo one of my favorite Japanese martial arts.
Very impressive thank you for sharing this video
Such a beautiful and formidable art
板の間で良く、受け身が出来ますね、他の格闘技ですが投げられて足首骨折した（畳なのに）経験があるので、素晴らしいと思います。
OUTSTANDING!!!
You can see the hard training!!
Great vid!! Thanks for loading!!
Hi
Excellent it is amazing.
All the best
Maestro ignacio,gracias
El de granada
Great demo of circular and linear techniques.
Hi.. my name is Bam, i am Kenshi from Indonesian Shorinji Kempo, Halim Perdanakusuma Dojo.
shorinji kempo make me feel better...
Doshin So🙏 his students honor him with such demonstrations of skill
I love kempo. But as I get older I move to Aikidō. I would love doing kempo again but in low intensity. But I have no chance here..
I took Kempo Four years in high school mid 80s in New York live in Arizona now how do I find out a place that does it close to Phoenix I wanna get back into it. I got up to my brown belt thanks
Este estilo de Karatê me ajudou na Vida profissional, me tornei um grande Bombeiro graça ao shoringi Kempo, que ao entrar na academia dos Bombeiros já tinha fôlego bastante para aprender as técnicas sem me cansar muito, um dos melhores estilos deixa a pessoa confiante corpo duro e aguenta bater e apanhar ...
walter leite Augusto que legal cara! Eu pratico Krav Maga mas adoraria treinar algum estilo tradicional também.
Very good. I have this old Book by DOSCHIN CHO,in Japan Tempel,Pagode.
I love how everyone sits expressionless, hardly moving. Surely there are proud parents in the audience yet they simply watch. I'm not condemning or condoning, just musing publicly.
They are the officials invited for this very special event celebrating the reopening of the venue after millions of dollars invested in the renovation.
Most of them have surely absolutely no interest in Budo, as for the vast majority of Japanese, and I guess most of them would have preferred to spend their weekend somewhere else.
Or, they show an incredible sense of zen and mushin :)
Being quiet is a form of proper respect( being loud or cheering is rude,)
Great school, thank you for the bideo.
Great demonstration!
Estoy iniciando practicas de este estilo y me parece muy interesante , mas para personas de edad media. aunque tengo mas de 50 años practicando karate-do. me gusta y me da mucho relax.
this posture is very similar to a boxing fighter, and very effective, this style is very good, too bad that it is not widespread, very effective punches and kicks, I would like to learn this style, just to add to my repertoire of blows. this style of karate is very effective if you add grappling, it would be a success in MMA, which by the way karate and Sanda surprised me with so many practitioners. this channel is very good.
I train Okinawa Kenpo. In one occasion in my live I train this style too, but never when to deep to see this wasa. Beautiful demonstration. Okinawa kenpo have this wasas too but I see a big influence from Aikido. Excellent .
oh i do okinawa kenpo too
No we have influence from hakkoryu aikibujutsu, I train now with aikido and it has nothing to do with it
Io adoro lo Shorinji Kempo ! Voglio diventare almeno IV* Dan. Vivo a Campobasso. Italia. Mandatemi un bravo insegnante! Grazie.
That was a rough rough rough landing at 3:48 ouch!
Shorinji kempo is of my life
Came here after knowing that Takeru Satoh (Rurouni Kenshin) received black belt in shorinji kempo when in elementary school
I never knew that he used to learn Shorinji Kempo
Thanks for the information!
In elementery school? Seems odd when did he start training?
I love this kempo karate very fast.
It ain’t karate haha😅
@@AljosaPLampe It's kinda a mix of Shaolin kung fu and Japanese karate
Shorinji kempo derives from shaolin kung fu, uechi ryu karate, aikijujutsu and choy li fut kung fu
Show how practical this is in real life against assailants global?
And it is effective it uses pressure points and body moviment
Bonita coreografia de baile, pero me gustaria ver las tecnicas usadas de forma real sin coreografias
I would guess that some strikes are powerful enough to injure or kill. That's why, for the sake of the demonstration, padding was involved.
Look up Shorinji Kempo on Wikipedia, there is a good explanation there. Shorinji Kempo is NOT Shorinjiryu Karate. It is also NOT Shaolin Kungfu, although the Japanese Kanji are the same as the Chinese characters for Shaolin-ssu chu'an Fa. It is a name intended to show the roots of the art in Chinese Kung Fu, but it is a modern Japanese Art founded in 1947 by Doshin So.
See also the article on the founder Doshin So that mentions some of the controversy. See all the BBC program Way of the Warrior which has an episode on SK
Shorinji kempo, is The best.
So ...... Doshin So was a Japanese secret agent in china during the Second World War ... he practiced Chinese martial arts while he was there ....at one time shorinji Kempo was japans most popular form of karate ... I don't know where it ranks these days but it is a very interesting and complete art
They have good command of their technique. Great job, thank you.
SHORINJI KEMPO....BELA DIRI YANG SANGAT DINAMIS, EFEKTIF, EFESIEN, MEMATIKAN.....
Excellent! ❤❤❤
Lars would be proud.
had to scroll to see if someone made a Lars comment......I'm an avid Lars fighter btw
@@BHB_STL same here and im a Lars main
@@shadowofthenorthstar989 💯💯💯
@@BHB_STL what rank are u with him ?
@@shadowofthenorthstar989 "Genru" or sum like that. I keep fluctuating between "Byakko" and that rank lol
Someone out there please bring Shorinji Kempo to Houston, TX. Or if anyone know of a Shorinji Kempo school in Houston please let me know.
Good choice. I did 10 years in Karate then 6 years in Aikido. And when I spar with my cousin who are only 8 years in Kempo he is as good as me. I should have join Kempo instead
If you find one let me know!
Ask Master Gary Lee in Houston, he might know someone.
Sonny Chiba (RIP) honored this great martial art in one of his films.
this video made me missing practicing Kempo :3
There were some really nice arm bars in there!
kok jarang denger kempo di tarung bebes ya? padahal saya lihat jurus2 & tehnik nya bagus
Ótimo vídeo OSS! ! ! 👍💪👊
Très belle démonstration de ce superbe art martial
I have lesrned shorinji kempo
From what I could see, Shorinji Kempo = Karate + Aikido + Judo (Buddhist philosophies behind the techniques)
Greatly neat art, though. Would have taken it and strived for a Shodan Black Belt had I known about it way earlier in life. But, hey, everything happens for a reason, and now I'm settling for Judo and Muay Thai Kickboxing.
The term Shorinji in Japanese alludes to the Shaolin temple (in China) while Kempo is the Japanese word to refer to Quan Fa (martial arts of China, also called "Kung Fu")
I go to Shorinji Kempo and we don’t think of this martial art as “karate”. We are supposed to think of it as “Shorinji Kempo”
You are wrong. THESE TECHNIQUES ARE COMMON IN KUNG FU AND KARATE, ALSO.
@@viktor7208 yes thats couse Kaiso was trained in both of those
Nice techniques
Good show its entertaining
its effective only in entertaining but not effective in real life
Somebody tell me, whats the difference between karate and kenpo?
Purwa Kusuma kempo is more toward grappling,lock,and some throws IMO and it's mainly defense then counter attack (to immobilize) opponent long enough to escape. Cmiiw
@@DiaNa-wf4hw
Well, thanks for the answer. So basically its not aggresive attacking m.a.?
Purwa Kusuma not as aggressive as karate
@@DiaNa-wf4hw THESE TECHNIQUES ARE COMMON IN KUNG FU AND KARATE, ALSO.
Kenpo is a hybrid style derived from japanese karate and chinese kung fu.
High school demo performance are more often better and faster than adult performer
I used to learn this martial arts in my dojo and i would learn it again thanks to Lars Alexandersson from takken
The best shorinji kempo demonstrasi mantap sekali pukul tendang kunci banting sama lawan mereka jatuh sama di ajarkan di tempat latihan dan fight di arena dan di jalan sekali pukul tendang kunci banting lawan jatuh the best shorinji kempo from the kempo
Excelente
kirei taihen. very nice
Shorinji kempo 💪💪💪💪
Notice no mats full on break falls on concrete!!!! I studied in this style for a year or so and at least we had a hardwood floor lol.
We did a Shorenji kempo demonstration is losAngeles little Tokyo. We were on the concrete, doing flips and falls like you see above. Some how, no one got hurt. Not even a scratch.
Yoshio Wakamiya 4th Dan Shorinji Kempo of Matsubara City, Osaka, Textiles Marubeni Co, HOW ARE YOU? Did you return from NYC?
That is great Ross Curley.
i do some okinawan karate and some japanese sort of similar but both have differences one
is good for one stuation and another is good for a different situation
osu
Where are you from? Who is your Sensei in Okinawa Kenpo? I am from Puerto Rico.
Does anyone rember Vince Black who trained under master Odo.
Ahhhh pure gold
ballet ?
I like shorinji kempo
私は極真空手から少林寺拳法に転向した者です。もうかなり昔の話なので当時ご健在であった宗道臣先生に組手の相手をしてもらったことがあります。
宗道臣先生は組手の最中にいきなり私に握手を求めてきました。
その大きな手を握れば私は必ず柔法でやられると思いましたので、ローキックで牽制したところ少林寺拳法独特の目打ちを目に喰らいました。私は視界を奪われましたがその次の瞬間、胴回し回転蹴りを放ちました。するとそれをかわした宗道臣先生は満面の笑みでこう言いました。
「そんな捨て身の技をはなってまで相手を倒したいか？私なら目打ちを食らえば相手に許してくださいと哀願するね。そして油断させといて奇襲をはなち相手を半殺しにするよ。でも私は基本的に平和主義だ。実は拳法も相手を倒す為の技ではなく、金儲けの手段だと思っているよ。要はいかに私が宗道臣でいれるかだ。何故なら私の本名は宗道臣ではない。そう全てがカリソメ。
そう私こそがスペースカリソメ大明神なのだから」
そう威厳に満ちた声で私の脳に直接語りかけてきました。
そして、次の瞬間、私は学校の屋上で夢精していました。
若き日の夢の話です。
えぐ笑
Just from observation, it definitely looks more karate than shaolin. However, the strikes are immediately snappy, no lingering hands and such. There even seems to be a specific fighting stance, while I usually just see a generic front stance with a low block position.
Its shaolin, shorinji litteraly means shaolin in japanese
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Why is 2020 on their banner. surely it's not saying what year this took place.
Ah ah, no of course. That was before Japan was chosen for the 2020 Olympics, during the nation wide campaign to promote Japan's candidacy.
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this is a form of martial arts that put heavy emphasis on self defense. so much so that they don’t host fighting competition tournaments. they don’t fight the sports fight. they train to immobilize you long enough to escape. the first thing they teach is eye attach technique. then the groin kicking technique. they tell you to use those techniques to give yourselves time flee. their techniques are very practical. the essence of kicking and punching techniques is train your legs in arm attach distance. prevents opponents from using their legs but you can use your legs which is more powerful than your punches.
so-do-shin. the founder was a very practical man so the grappling techniques are very usable, too. `maybe after a decade or two of practice. but it’s possible. i have met high ranking teaching masters from the headquarters and they were really applying the techniques in realistic situations.
i was with them for four years while i was in university. i was a busy busy student so i never made it to all three classes in a week that they offered but i have got basic techniques so well woven into me that i can do a small demonstration at parties even after thirty years.
i did boxing before shorinji and full contact karate after. but my hart is with the kempo. the demonstration on the video were not performed by the most qualified people so it saddens me when i think about their image. but they never were into that anyway. too bad it’s exclusively for domestic market. definitely something to look forward to when you decide to move to japan.
Is it difficult for someone overweight like me to do Shorinji Kempo?
Not really
Excelente!!!
Great!!!
wery good
四国にいた芦原空手も少林寺には 勝てなかったんでしよ。あきらかに中国少林拳とは違うと思うけど。 総合ではないので決めは無いかもしれないけど。投げ技とか素晴らしいものがあると思う。
開祖は良く生み出したよ。
少林寺拳法の有段者と喧嘩した事ありますけど、一発も当てる事すら出来ず瞬殺された苦い経験あります。武道舐めたら行けませんよ！それ以来極◯空手習ってます。押忍
Disculpen mi ignorancia,este kempo tiene algo k ver con el kempo de Ed Parker?
no tiene nada que ver
No nada que ver pero es muy interesante practicar con ellos tambien
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i came here bc of tekken character lars. just curious not learning. i wanna learn kyokushin (jin kazama) but lars is interest
Mantul banget
2020? Time travel?
great
Shorinji kempo good
So is kempo in general effective?
L have you watched the video?
For self defense, yes. But if you use it to start a fight instead then im not sure.
Yes....
U can try to spar one of them, in real life situation.
OSS,im a direct disciple of minoru masu,have trained after his death others styles of martial arts (bjj,wt,and shotokan)but the teachings of OKINAWA-KEMPO SHORINJI-KARATE and that incredible master,son of TOSHIO MASU,will be forever marked deep in my heart and my eternal soul,安らかに眠る minoru masu sensei
OSS !
これは演劇ですか？