Technique qui est démontré par Tatsuo SUZUKI Sensei.:GEDAN BARAI hidari GYAKU Nagashi.:riposte du corps en biais à gauche "doji ni gedan barai hidari nagasu "défense basse en accompagnement l'attaque comme l'aspirée .
That master is certainly not a fake. Tai Sabaki is well known in judo, Japanese Jiu Jitsu and Aïkido. And really underestimated. It is natural that it is well present in Wado Ryu. You can use it without any blocking movement. If you do it properly, your adversary will just punch the air. His energy is waste in space. In Jiu Jitsu, the attacker (tori) throws himself on the ground. His own attack is turned against himself. It is a fine and noble art by himself. But as everything, you can hope to master it, long after your black belt. My masters teached me that you can win an hole fight just with that technic without anything else. Beauty of martial arts.
@@m96920 sport karate is just like MMA it has rules karate in the 60s70s ended up with people getting broken bones ware do you think MMA and Krav maga comes from its a mixture and if you look into Wado Karate its a mixture of different Martial arts and the true Budo way of karate will damage you make no mistake !!
And he left his head uncovered in front of right hand of opponent ready to be hitted hard at the beginning of video. And he is a legend? Common guys...
Did you watch more of the video? He clearly shows the distance were you can easily be hit again... and then demonstrates back the the admired distance.. you don't want to be to far out because u have to travel all the way back in again.. you are the one who doesn't understand it it seems.
I trained and fought with Suzuki in the 90's and graded my Dan Grade from him. Hes a bloody legend, never met someone with so much power and speed, before you can even think about the attack coming at you its already over lol. Such an amazing man.
@@m96920 Tai Sabaki is a training tool to teach distancing, body movement and counter.......If you try and use it solely in a fight you are going to loose. Thats why its called training, you miss the understanding of what is being taught here. its part of a bigger picture that you integreate with your martial arts. Thats why its call Mixed Martial Arts friend.
Il maestro e troppo rigido che non si tiene in equilibrio nelle parate x me non e un buon maestro nelle parate come nei colpi si deve essere rigidi e sciolti contemporaniamente un misto.
@Mich T prima cosa all asilo ci vai tu ma quello nido se non capisci il senso delle parole un bambino di 5 anni avrebbe gia afferrato il senso che tu non capisci poi non riesce nemmeno a prendere il pugnio nella parata cosi piano figuriamoci in un vero pugnio con la sua velocita' andrebbe subito a tappeto e poi si sbilancia sempre nelle parate non ha equilibrio e l equilibrio e fondamentale in un combattimento riguarda il video attentamente il suo e quello di un altro mastro ma un vero professionista nelle parate e noterai la differenza sull equilibrio se non la noti allora non solo devi andare all asilo nido ma anche dall oculista hai afferrato il senso ? mi sa di no.
Sorprendente leggere le critiche di chi evidentemente non sa di cosa parla né ha la minima idea di quanto sia stato grande e universalmente stimato e amato il Sensei Suzuki, erede del fondatore del Wado-Ryu il grande Hironori Otsuka. Se qualcuno non possiede le informazioni per giudicare una tecnica bene farebbe a starsene zitto
Technique qui est démontré par Tatsuo SUZUKI Sensei.:GEDAN BARAI hidari GYAKU Nagashi.:riposte du corps en biais à gauche "doji ni gedan barai hidari nagasu "défense basse en accompagnement l'attaque comme l'aspirée .
That master is certainly not a fake. Tai Sabaki is well known in judo, Japanese Jiu Jitsu and Aïkido. And really underestimated. It is natural that it is well present in Wado Ryu. You can use it without any blocking movement. If you do it properly, your adversary will just punch the air. His energy is waste in space. In Jiu Jitsu, the attacker (tori) throws himself on the ground. His own attack is turned against himself. It is a fine and noble art by himself. But as everything, you can hope to master it, long after your black belt. My masters teached me that you can win an hole fight just with that technic without anything else. Beauty of martial arts.
Ιs there any good example from real fights? I mean against kickboxers, MMA fighters etc?
@@m96920 sport karate is just like MMA it has rules karate in the 60s70s ended up with people getting broken bones ware do you think MMA and Krav maga comes from its a mixture and if you look into Wado Karate its a mixture of different Martial arts and the true Budo way of karate will damage you make no mistake !!
Tai sabaki
And he left his head uncovered in front of right hand of opponent ready to be hitted hard at the beginning of video. And he is a legend? Common guys...
Did you watch more of the video? He clearly shows the distance were you can easily be hit again... and then demonstrates back the the admired distance.. you don't want to be to far out because u have to travel all the way back in again.. you are the one who doesn't understand it it seems.
I trained and fought with Suzuki in the 90's and graded my Dan Grade from him. Hes a bloody legend, never met someone with so much power and speed, before you can even think about the attack coming at you its already over lol. Such an amazing man.
@@foamige Ok, is there any good video where a karateka execute ''Tai Sabaki'' against MMA fighters or kickboxers with succes? I would like to see it.
@@m96920 Tai Sabaki is a training tool to teach distancing, body movement and counter.......If you try and use it solely in a fight you are going to loose. Thats why its called training, you miss the understanding of what is being taught here. its part of a bigger picture that you integreate with your martial arts. Thats why its call Mixed Martial Arts friend.
Il maestro e troppo rigido che non si tiene in equilibrio nelle parate x me non e un buon maestro nelle parate come nei colpi si deve essere rigidi e sciolti contemporaniamente un misto.
@Mich T prima cosa all asilo ci vai tu ma quello nido se non capisci il senso delle parole un bambino di 5 anni avrebbe gia afferrato il senso che tu non capisci poi non riesce nemmeno a prendere il pugnio nella parata cosi piano figuriamoci in un vero pugnio con la sua velocita' andrebbe subito a tappeto e poi si sbilancia sempre nelle parate non ha equilibrio e l equilibrio e fondamentale in un combattimento riguarda il video attentamente il suo e quello di un altro mastro ma un vero professionista nelle parate e noterai la differenza sull equilibrio se non la noti allora non solo devi andare all asilo nido ma anche dall oculista hai afferrato il senso ? mi sa di no.
@Mich T tu devi ricominciare tutto da capo dal senso della vita in poi .
Sorprendente leggere le critiche di chi evidentemente non sa di cosa parla né ha la minima idea di quanto sia stato grande e universalmente stimato e amato il Sensei Suzuki, erede del fondatore del Wado-Ryu il grande Hironori Otsuka. Se qualcuno non possiede le informazioni per giudicare una tecnica bene farebbe a starsene zitto
Yawn! shame he never evolved past the basic's