I need to call out an error. Ura-Gyaku and Hon-Gyaku are not one in the same. In Uragyaku, the wrist is rolled all the way over until the palm is facing up, then pressure is applied to the wrist. Uke hey is compelled to do a forward roll. In Hongyaku Uke’s wrist is held in a vertical position where the pinky of their hand is upward and their thumb downward. Then you try to rotate their fingers over the wrist in the direction of their forehead, or lower the wrist and try to rotate the fingers over as if you were going to press them in to their center or hara. Uke feels a sharp pain compelling them to drop straight down in place to try to alleviate the pressure.
I really like this theoretical stuff. When I trained Bujinkan it was more like "now we do Kihon Happo", now we do "San Shin no Kata" and I had no clue what it is about and how deep it goes and what it means actually. I mean "San" means 3 in japanese, but it does more than 3 movements, right, like 5 or something, was that about the 5 elements? That was so crazy to understand and nobody explained that ever. I also didnt really understand the difference between "water" and "wind", since both was so similar somehow and what exactly is "Ku", the 5th element? ..... That was never really explained. ....... And we just trained all these principles, but I had that feeling it was not suitable for a fight. We had black-belts and I thought, a normal boxer had no problem with them. And since there is no fight-training anyway, I think, the defense of thet most guys was weak anyway. We never really trained punches and kicks, besides 1 or 2 forward and sideward kicks. But I highly recommend to train Karate and boxing parallel. With these arm-grabbing principles you wont come far, if you dont have a punching-bag at home and some boxing-gloves and do some extra punch-training there.
I need to call out an error. Ura-Gyaku and Hon-Gyaku are not one in the same. In Uragyaku, the wrist is rolled all the way over until the palm is facing up, then pressure is applied to the wrist. Uke hey is compelled to do a forward roll. In Hongyaku Uke’s wrist is held in a vertical position where the pinky of their hand is upward and their thumb downward. Then you try to rotate their fingers over the wrist in the direction of their forehead, or lower the wrist and try to rotate the fingers over as if you were going to press them in to their center or hara. Uke feels a sharp pain compelling them to drop straight down in place to try to alleviate the pressure.
He gives EXCELLENT advice. Thank you!
Your right learn this , back in 1984 , of hatsumi
Your explanations and passion are amazing, I wish you were close to learn with you.
Your instruction is so practical sir, thank you for posting
Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge it has helped with my training along the way...much respect Mr Norcross
An awesome teacher. The logon happy and sanshin and ukemi gata are the fundamentals I was trained in. Thanks again for your show.🙏
Excellent explanations.
Love this video sir!
I really like this theoretical stuff. When I trained Bujinkan it was more like "now we do Kihon Happo", now we do "San Shin no Kata" and I had no clue what it is about and how deep it goes and what it means actually. I mean "San" means 3 in japanese, but it does more than 3 movements, right, like 5 or something, was that about the 5 elements? That was so crazy to understand and nobody explained that ever. I also didnt really understand the difference between "water" and "wind", since both was so similar somehow and what exactly is "Ku", the 5th element? ..... That was never really explained. ....... And we just trained all these principles, but I had that feeling it was not suitable for a fight. We had black-belts and I thought, a normal boxer had no problem with them. And since there is no fight-training anyway, I think, the defense of thet most guys was weak anyway. We never really trained punches and kicks, besides 1 or 2 forward and sideward kicks. But I highly recommend to train Karate and boxing parallel. With these arm-grabbing principles you wont come far, if you dont have a punching-bag at home and some boxing-gloves and do some extra punch-training there.
Hiya, where did you get the books describing the techniques?
Thank lot
I would like to ask why the Wind-element and the Void-Element isn´t included in this?
Fire is not only forward and not every forward is related to fire. Same for the other elements.
How about if a person is in a wheel chair?
@owenspence well said
Aaaahhhh lol. Another Master Ken secret technique?
When do you have the follow up video on the answers?
No follow up video. The point of the video was to have others go out and research - to learn on their own.
Not bad. But nothing beats real-life fighting to truly improve your skills.
they can not pull free if its locked up correctly. Soke Hatsumi has shown this many times.
You obviously didn't meet a strong Judoka, can pull or push what ever he/she want
Que es esto jaa