Thank you Mike. This is just 10 minutes from the 2 hours on Saturday. Every single minute was of this high quality and intensity, so there may be more videos on this great kata. Coming this week will be a kata only version with some excellent insights into how the kata should look but more importantly feel. Thanks again for your comments and support.
Thank you for sharing such in depth quality. I studied Wado Ryu in the 70/80s and early 90s. There was little or no application to kata back then London and Dorset. I always enjoyed the subtle bio mechanics and efficiency of Wado Ryu. You get this across well in your videos. I got caught up in the competitive side of karate, but later realised that much was lost on that path. I have continued to study karate all my life and now mid 60s and still enthusiastically teaching. I studied a Chinese grappling version of Naihanchi. Where do teach/based Simon?
Hello Ian, thank you for your comment. This is Sensei Roger Vickerman shown in this video, who is based in the West Midlands. He started training in Wado Ryu in the 1970s and studied at the Temple Dojo with Toru (Sensei Takamizawa). Sensei Vickerman is now part of the Wado Academy under Hanshi Shiomitsu and continues to teach and explore the true principles of Wado Ryu. Good luck with your continued training, if you are back in the UK, please look us up. You may also enjoy the many more videos of Sensei Vickerman on this channel too.
Simon Sheridan Karate - thank you 🙏. I realised it was Roger after I posted. I remember the Temple Club. When I moved from London I trained in Poole. That club was Toru’s Tera organisation and he would come down to teach and grade. I live in Cornwall now, but will make contact and hope to train up there when I visit my son in that area. Great videos. Thank you for your efforts.
Thanks for making me find my roots again , i travel around world and tryed difrent arts , last time i was wing chun in Melbourne,peiple where eating in dojo , and then one guy brought his dog in there , i never went back , hope you hear me grandmaster william chune , the way wado dojo is ,is best real respect and focused, this the Japanese side is best , cos peiple chating eating i hated it , but the prisiple of wing chun i put in to wado , but its akready There
Every time i watch this I see something new, thanks
Not easy to find wado kata tutorials on TH-cam. Thanks for sharing this. Please make more
Hi Sam, new videos are released every Saturday 2pm UK time. Keep watching for more indepth content and tutorials.
@@WadoRyuBenkyo thank you master Simon. Lots of love and respects from afar.
Brilliant application tutorial...thanks
really, really great. I just searched a long time for this kind of video´s !! Thank you
Thank you. Really pleased you are enjoying the videos. Hopefully more to come very soon.
Demostration is so clear and informative, easy to follow. this helps me because i am just a beginner, thank you so much
Respect. Lots of respect. And thank you, also lots of thank you.
I learn a lot with you. Thanks.
Well explained and demonstrated. The Kaisetsu is conclusive.
Thank you Mike. This is just 10 minutes from the 2 hours on Saturday. Every single minute was of this high quality and intensity, so there may be more videos on this great kata. Coming this week will be a kata only version with some excellent insights into how the kata should look but more importantly feel. Thanks again for your comments and support.
Good stuff Sensei many thanks
Thank you
Thank you for sharing such in depth quality. I studied Wado Ryu in the 70/80s and early 90s. There was little or no application to kata back then London and Dorset. I always enjoyed the subtle bio mechanics and efficiency of Wado Ryu. You get this across well in your videos. I got caught up in the competitive side of karate, but later realised that much was lost on that path. I have continued to study karate all my life and now mid 60s and still enthusiastically teaching. I studied a Chinese grappling version of Naihanchi.
Where do teach/based Simon?
Hello Ian, thank you for your comment. This is Sensei Roger Vickerman shown in this video, who is based in the West Midlands. He started training in Wado Ryu in the 1970s and studied at the Temple Dojo with Toru (Sensei Takamizawa). Sensei Vickerman is now part of the Wado Academy under Hanshi Shiomitsu and continues to teach and explore the true principles of Wado Ryu.
Good luck with your continued training, if you are back in the UK, please look us up.
You may also enjoy the many more videos of Sensei Vickerman on this channel too.
Simon Sheridan Karate - thank you 🙏. I realised it was Roger after I posted. I remember the Temple Club. When I moved from London I trained in Poole. That club was Toru’s Tera organisation and he would come down to teach and grade. I live in Cornwall now, but will make contact and hope to train up there when I visit my son in that area. Great videos. Thank you for your efforts.
Interesting that wado ryu in Brasil has lots of old guys too. I am 50 years old. My sensei is 66.
Thanks for making me find my roots again , i travel around world and tryed difrent arts , last time i was wing chun in Melbourne,peiple where eating in dojo , and then one guy brought his dog in there , i never went back , hope you hear me grandmaster william chune , the way wado dojo is ,is best real respect and focused, this the Japanese side is best , cos peiple chating eating i hated it , but the prisiple of wing chun i put in to wado , but its akready There
Can you help me on knowing what you did to cure your IBD please.
Hello Sergio, please feel free to email me to discuss simonsheridanhtc@gmail.com
Love
Yer this is exsalant
Just plain wrong. More make uppy bunkai on TH-cam by people who think they know 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Stupid explanation would never work on a resisting opponent also opens up yourself for kick. Sorry just so much nonsense on TH-cam.
Thanks for commenting
Thanks I tried looking for your video on the subject but I couldn't find anything?