Thanks for watching! We should’ve clarified at the beginning of the video... the guy constantly being picked on by sensei is Youngmin, the co-founder of this channel. I asked my sensei that he go especially hard on me to show you guys what traditional conditioning is all about! No worries, we don’t do this on every occasion!
This isn't sport Karate or modern styles of martial arts. This is a pure and dedicated form of traditional conditioning. Not for everyone, but deepest respect to those who do. Keep these skills alive. Respect
As dangerous as those hardened digits are, it kinda looks like they become too deformed to be useful in other applications. I guess this guy might not be the one to knit his own sweaters but imagine needing fine motor skills and sensitivity, you've beaten them out of your hands, or so I imagine.
@@Grandroborox Karate impact conditioning is much more dangerous than Kung Fu conditioning because the "progression" is too abrupt. In Karate, you start hammering the makiwara and all kinds of shit right away, this is why you have so many arthritic karateka. In Iron palm kung fu, you start thrusting spearhand into beans, then sand, then river stones, then metal ball bearings. Same with body conditioning, you start getting hit with a bundle of chopsticks, then a bundle of light metal sticks ("iron brush"), then a light piece of wood, then heavy wood.
@@James-wd9ib the progression is not abrupt. sure, you are hammering the makiwara, but not with your full power and your knuckles bleed. you use power where you can hit the makiwara and feel it, but not bleed.
Okinawa is the birthplace of karate and is deeply rooted in the history and culture of the islands. Fantastic job in presenting its rigors and truest form to the global community!
I lived in Okinawa while in HS, and this brings back some memories. I was about the same age of the young man that got pounded on and everything was so similar. Even the wood was the same size. I wish my boys could experience this. This training changes your perspective on what is effort, focus, and what you can accomplish when you maximally apply those two things. Thank you for sharing this.
Well said. There are quite a few Uechi-Ryu schools around the world and some of them founded by Master Shinjo's students. You just need to locate one near you... and then convince your boys to accept this type of training, which might be a lot harder to do than finding a good dojo 😉
I don't comment on videos often but I have to on this video. I really, really, reeeaaally enjoyed this one and it's probably my most favourite on this channel! (I've been rewatching it over and over for some reason, even showed it to my grandma) I don't want to make this comment too long, but I really appreciate your guy's videos and I really miss Japan espacially Okinawa and as someone who's been doing Karate since a very young age, I love these kinds of videos. They somehow give me this "I'm at home" feeling if that makes sense! Last thing, when I visited Okinawa last month I got to meet Hokama Tetsuhiro-Sensei kinda randomly and he's such an interesting person, I'd love to see a lot more videos about different people's karate background and or about people there in general, as the first interview you guys have on the channel really moved me aswell! がんばれ！
This is a good reason to grapple or wrestle. Cause if you let these guys hit or kick you with that dragon ball Z power it's over. So cool! The instructor is an impressive man.
My student , a former USMC 0311 now EMT /firefighter, is a skilled kodokan judoka and Machado jiujitsu black belt who trains Uechi Ryu Kara te. He's a super humble Christian guy but an extremely dangerous man.
THIS TYPE OF TRAINING REALLY DEVELOPS the Warrior Mentality and the training being Hit conditions the body so that when there is a REAL LIFE FIGHT SITUATION the Body can take a hit.
I got clocked in the face once by my sensei, three stiches, lots of blood & possibly a mild concussion, the other thirteen years at that dojo were nothing but aches & bruises.
Shotokan Karate was the first martial art I learned since early teenage years, then I switched to Ninpo and Wing chun. However if ever I would go back to Karate, I would definitely want to master uechi ryu 💪🏻
If you have Wing Chun it should be easy to pick up. Wing Chun is derived from Southern Dragon and Southern Crane. Uechi- Ryu is Southern Crane, Tiger, & Dragon plus some Okinawan Traditional Arts.
Excellent real fighting training is being imparted in Japan unlike in India. Here it resembles a drill session. Really it is great to watch and learn.👏👍🙏
Reminds me of my own Sensei. Some days it was hard to tell if he was in a bad mood or just hated you😂 it was harsh and brutal and I'd have it no other way.
th-cam.com/video/uTDos-i9gwM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ilmbDQsmbPPsOysZ Anything with Sensei Thompson is a good bet, I'm a little biased though he taught my Sensei.
In America I try to train people the old way. but they don't understand. I loved this video. This was similar yet different, but close to how I was trained by my uncle. It hurt real bad, It was extremely hard, but it was real, and the skill you developed from this old school training was very high level. I'd like to point out the spiritual power in this video. It's in the breathing, the "San Shin Kata" (Three Kingdoms Kata) where one develops breathing control and learns to harness Ki or Chi, or bioelectrical energy. In Shaolin Kung Fu the bone hardening exercises here would be called "Iron Sheet", very painful training, but what it produces is an iron will with the strength to endure the greatest of physical pain, and still keep fighting like nothing happened. I loved this video, Gambate!
I'm struggling to find old way schools here in Brazil. People don't give a sh*t about history fully of culture behind this, they just want to see Karate more as a kind of exercise/sport to relax at end of day. My dream is to be able to train Karate in a way such that one showed in the video. It is the only way I see to not only develop our body to the limits but our souls too.
I come from a boxing background that was intense and rigid. I am trying to expand my training but these gyms i find to be way to soft. We need more old school teachings out here build real warriors.
Gostei muito , fantástico, parabéns por tudo, eu faço karatê shorin-ryu , moro em São Paulo Brasil, um grande abraço do outro lado do mundo, que a força dos guerreiros esteja com vocês , oss
Got suggested this video when I was looking up instructional videos for Judo (cause I recently started that). WHatever reason the algorithm had for suggesting this to me I am glad that it did because this video does a fantastic job of introducing someone like me to Uechi-Ryu. I think Japanese martial arts in general have so much more history and depth to them that no other martial art can compare.
Hey I’m in 40’s been practicing martial arts for 28years been slowing down lately due to age but this video inspired me to keep going. I just took some C4 off I go
I'm a Godan in Uechi-Ryu and thoroughly enjoyed watching this! Fantastic job showcasing the different aspects of the training and atmosphere. It's obvious Shinjo Sensei pushes his students the right way and has fun doing it.
Shinjo used to compete in sport competition when he was younger so he's studied his karate for sport and traditional, which is why his dojo practices more sport and sparring than other traditional okinawan dojos. some hardcore traditionalists might not like that, but i think it could still foster a greater perspective to their martial arts. though you should always discern between fighting and self-defense, sport and traditional aspects.
Uechi-Ryu Karate is one of the most powerful Karate. I would love to learn one day in Japan. I like Kyokushinkai Karate and Goju Ryu Karate looks powerful also.
Really nice atmosphere! Train hard and after drink some beer and speak with your team is just perfect. Best way to finish the day. I wish I would have opportunities like this.
Would love to see a video on exploring that distance getting closer with a bladed stance and being able to throw some punches without getting popped right away with punches as I am struggling with this myself
the whole time nobody smiles or cracks jokes, they are so stiff and strict. that sensei is beating them all. but this is clearly hardcore training like samurai, monks, ninjas.....
Real Karate I spent 12 years of my youth doing the bastarised freestyle karate, which is essentially kickboxing, before boxing I now train Judo, but i would love to train in this Dojo. It's amazing! A great Sensei with top students! He's a real Sensei that you would jump through fire for
Very hardcore. Thanks for posting this excellent video. Really liking the intensity and the unique movements you don't see much. First time ever seeing a man use the spear hand to break two hard wood boards, much less kick through them with his toes!!!! A living memorial to the ancient techniques.
I've heard a lot about Sensei ,this is really hard training but once you get used to it ,you know you are one of the physically and mentally toughest people out there
I trained Uechi late 70's early to mid 80's and this is the old school teachings for sure with a heavy emphasis on conditioning. The conditioning was indeed intense but the body toughened through the years to accept more punishment. No disrespect here, however MO though what I see here is too intense. When you have students wincing, yelling out in pain, and limping away that is not the correct way to condition. It took this Sensei many decades of conditioning and fighting to be able to absorb and inflict that level of punishment... however I doubt if any of the students shown here are even close to that level. No reason to hurt your students/partners. Much respect to this sensei..however if one is constantly nursing injuries, bruises, etc... it only delays advancement and desire to continue. Not to mention the damage to the joints and bones that will develop in later years thereby negatively impacting and possibly prohibiting/limiting training. Just my opinion.
Its good old men had joined the karate club.. But i dont see much ahead in martial arts world excepting the Muay thai has gain so much popularity in todays world.. Even those practicing MMA has not much fit before the Muay thai fighters. Myself a Taek kwon do of black belt is scared to faced those Muay thai... Once they hit me with their ankle or knee im finish... 🇮🇳
As an mma and boxing guy i wont hold my own with those sensei but im definitely not loosing to any of these students!!! THEY ATTACK WITHOUT GUARDING THERE HEAD AT ALL🥲
I really enjoyed watching their practicing session.it looks like this style has both classic traditional karate elements and modern full contact style like kyokushin.some of their movements while practicing kata was similar to shotokan in my eye.fast and sudden.but when they started yakusuko and body conditioning,they did it with complete power like we do in kyokushin.the other interesting thing was using some elements of throwing like in judo.
Thanks for watching! We should’ve clarified at the beginning of the video... the guy constantly being picked on by sensei is Youngmin, the co-founder of this channel. I asked my sensei that he go especially hard on me to show you guys what traditional conditioning is all about! No worries, we don’t do this on every occasion!
Wws
😢
Hard 😊
Yeah I was thinking he keeps picking that one guy , looks like a form of Shinobi training which is cool with me I want to create my own ninja group
Well, be careful what you wish for! You certainly got it hard alright! Its character building though eh?
That is the most intense realistic Uechi Ryu training that I’ve ever seen. That Sensei is hard-core.
Miyagi says - aye
Что жестокого))? Он проверяет натяжение и скручены ли мышцы. Это нужно для понимания техники.
I can feel the Sanchin conditioning all over again lol
Feels like the "old" school karate/taekwondo I first learned. Loved it.
This sensei is a douch bag
This isn't sport Karate or modern styles of martial arts. This is a pure and dedicated form of traditional conditioning. Not for everyone, but deepest respect to those who do. Keep these skills alive. Respect
It seems this kind of fighters may not face other forms of fighters. Karate not used it any more..
Training Uechi was one of the luckiest experiences of my life. Thank you Sensei Sue Owen, R.I.P. Sensei John Vandelaare.
Incredible. I have never witnessed conditioning of the toes or fingers like that. Impressive.
As dangerous as those hardened digits are, it kinda looks like they become too deformed to be useful in other applications. I guess this guy might not be the one to knit his own sweaters but imagine needing fine motor skills and sensitivity, you've beaten them out of your hands, or so I imagine.
@@Grandroborox Karate impact conditioning is much more dangerous than Kung Fu conditioning because the "progression" is too abrupt. In Karate, you start hammering the makiwara and all kinds of shit right away, this is why you have so many arthritic karateka. In Iron palm kung fu, you start thrusting spearhand into beans, then sand, then river stones, then metal ball bearings. Same with body conditioning, you start getting hit with a bundle of chopsticks, then a bundle of light metal sticks ("iron brush"), then a light piece of wood, then heavy wood.
@@James-wd9ib the progression is not abrupt. sure, you are hammering the makiwara, but not with your full power and your knuckles bleed. you use power where you can hit the makiwara and feel it, but not bleed.
Nice to see what real karate is about
hardening your Body?
@@stedro Tekkai!
@@shotokhan4078ONE PIECE 😂
@@stedro look like it is
Okinawa is the birthplace of karate and is deeply rooted in the history and culture of the islands. Fantastic job in presenting its rigors and truest form to the global community!
I'm telling Jesse you used his line 😂
I lived in Okinawa while in HS, and this brings back some memories. I was about the same age of the young man that got pounded on and everything was so similar. Even the wood was the same size. I wish my boys could experience this. This training changes your perspective on what is effort, focus, and what you can accomplish when you maximally apply those two things. Thank you for sharing this.
Well said. There are quite a few Uechi-Ryu schools around the world and some of them founded by Master Shinjo's students. You just need to locate one near you... and then convince your boys to accept this type of training, which might be a lot harder to do than finding a good dojo 😉
I don't comment on videos often but I have to on this video.
I really, really, reeeaaally enjoyed this one and it's probably my most favourite on this channel! (I've been rewatching it over and over for some reason, even showed it to my grandma)
I don't want to make this comment too long, but I really appreciate your guy's videos and I really miss Japan espacially Okinawa and as someone who's been doing Karate since a very young age, I love these kinds of videos. They somehow give me this "I'm at home" feeling if that makes sense!
Last thing, when I visited Okinawa last month I got to meet Hokama Tetsuhiro-Sensei kinda randomly and he's such an interesting person, I'd love to see a lot more videos about different people's karate background and or about people there in general, as the first interview you guys have on the channel really moved me aswell!
がんばれ！
男があるべき姿であり、めざすべき形、人間性。勉強させていただきました。ありがとうございます。
That is one man you do not want to mess with. I would love to train with Shinjo sensei
carlosllanos4689 - vice versa.
I would like to train with a sensei at least one day of my life
Nah any modern MMA guys would work him.
@@bujindork the guy breaks baseball bats with his big toe. No way any mma guy can take him
This is a good reason to grapple or wrestle. Cause if you let these guys hit or kick you with that dragon ball Z power it's over. So cool! The instructor is an impressive man.
My student , a former USMC 0311 now EMT /firefighter, is a skilled kodokan judoka and Machado jiujitsu black belt who trains Uechi Ryu Kara te.
He's a super humble Christian guy but an extremely dangerous man.
Bro, you definetely dont want to be anywhere near those uechi ryu or goju ryu fingers.
THIS TYPE OF TRAINING REALLY DEVELOPS the Warrior Mentality and the training being Hit conditions the body so that when there is a REAL LIFE FIGHT SITUATION the Body can take a hit.
I got clocked in the face once by my sensei, three stiches, lots of blood & possibly a mild concussion, the other thirteen years at that dojo were nothing but aches & bruises.
@@carlcanmore2658 yeah, that is stipude way to train. never theses guys can competete. it''s ridiculious
@@tiazmat1: This is real karate, not the sport or Hollywood type.
やっぱり上地流は見ていて迫力がありますね、、
Exactly
Shotokan Karate was the first martial art I learned since early teenage years, then I switched to Ninpo and Wing chun. However if ever I would go back to Karate, I would definitely want to master uechi ryu 💪🏻
Say good bye to your pretty toes if you decide to do Uechi ryu.
@@Samperor If he is a man, he doesnt need pretty toes
If you have Wing Chun it should be easy to pick up. Wing Chun is derived from Southern Dragon and Southern Crane. Uechi- Ryu is Southern Crane, Tiger, & Dragon plus some Okinawan Traditional Arts.
Amazing insight into our island's treasure of karate! 10/10
伝統化させないといけませんね
上地流唐手大好きです
So sick. Very happy to be here training with you guys now.
Man!! He really loves that guy!!
Excellent real fighting training is being imparted in Japan unlike in India. Here it resembles a drill session. Really it is great to watch and learn.👏👍🙏
Reminds me of my own Sensei. Some days it was hard to tell if he was in a bad mood or just hated you😂 it was harsh and brutal and I'd have it no other way.
I always want to meet the Okinawan superman " kiyohide shinjo Sensei.
This is brutal awesome training. Some serious REAL karate. This guy sensei shoukd have a channel with regular content 💪🏻
Love the vid.
th-cam.com/video/uTDos-i9gwM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ilmbDQsmbPPsOysZ
Anything with Sensei Thompson is a good bet, I'm a little biased though he taught my Sensei.
In America I try to train people the old way. but they don't understand. I loved this video. This was similar yet different, but close to how I was trained by my uncle. It hurt real bad, It was extremely hard, but it was real, and the skill you developed from this old school training was very high level. I'd like to point out the spiritual power in this video. It's in the breathing, the "San Shin Kata" (Three Kingdoms Kata) where one develops breathing control and learns to harness Ki or Chi, or bioelectrical energy. In Shaolin Kung Fu the bone hardening exercises here would be called "Iron Sheet", very painful training, but what it produces is an iron will with the strength to endure the greatest of physical pain, and still keep fighting like nothing happened. I loved this video, Gambate!
I'm struggling to find old way schools here in Brazil. People don't give a sh*t about history fully of culture behind this, they just want to see Karate more as a kind of exercise/sport to relax at end of day. My dream is to be able to train Karate in a way such that one showed in the video. It is the only way I see to not only develop our body to the limits but our souls too.
I come from a boxing background that was intense and rigid. I am trying to expand my training but these gyms i find to be way to soft. We need more old school teachings out here build real warriors.
Nowadays if you try to do that you will get sued in America
This type of body conditioning is rare even in japan these days. Its almost only the older karate masters that still do it.
MY GREETINGS AND RESPECT FROM A MEXICAN KARATE PRACTITIONER OSSU !! SALUDOS DESDE CDMX MEXICO CITY
Gostei muito , fantástico, parabéns por tudo, eu faço karatê shorin-ryu , moro em São Paulo Brasil, um grande abraço do outro lado do mundo, que a força dos guerreiros esteja com vocês , oss
So inspirational.
I love practicing Ueshi ruy training and fighting. With the hardening I no longer feel most of the blows.
Wonderful teacher Thanks from India .
Congratulations on preserving the traditions of Karate!
it's in Okinawa, so of course it's still preserving tradition. you have to say this somewhere outside of Okinawa.
Yakusoku Kumite is the best I have ever seen practical & effective. Shinjo Sensei is great I hope once I will meet him
Karate and Smooth Jazz. A very relaxing combination.
Keşke Türkiye de bu karete stilini öğrenebileceğim biryer olsaydı bunu çok isterdim. Video paylasimi icin tesekkur ediyorum
is he kicking with his toes? this is hardcore stuff. ryu karate
how do you punch? with your knuckles. same principles applies to the front kick. most of us simply learn the wrong technique.
Great fight 💪
Rieal Academy
Really great good training
Thank you master 🙏🏿
Thank you boss 😊
Got suggested this video when I was looking up instructional videos for Judo (cause I recently started that). WHatever reason the algorithm had for suggesting this to me I am glad that it did because this video does a fantastic job of introducing someone like me to Uechi-Ryu.
I think Japanese martial arts in general have so much more history and depth to them that no other martial art can compare.
Hey I’m in 40’s been practicing martial arts for 28years been slowing down lately due to age but this video inspired me to keep going. I just took some C4 off I go
凄まじい稽古の様子を共有していただき、ありがとうございます。
勉強になります。
押忍。
I'm a Godan in Uechi-Ryu and thoroughly enjoyed watching this! Fantastic job showcasing the different aspects of the training and atmosphere. It's obvious Shinjo Sensei pushes his students the right way and has fun doing it.
Дело не в каратэ, а в людях, как они это каратэ применяют в жизни.
新城先生はトークもピカイチ☆
this is the best training i ever seen !!!
Shinjo used to compete in sport competition when he was younger so he's studied his karate for sport and traditional, which is why his dojo practices more sport and sparring than other traditional okinawan dojos. some hardcore traditionalists might not like that, but i think it could still foster a greater perspective to their martial arts. though you should always discern between fighting and self-defense, sport and traditional aspects.
Uechi-Ryu Karate is one of the most powerful Karate. I would love to learn one day in Japan. I like Kyokushinkai Karate and Goju Ryu Karate looks powerful also.
@ 27:50: "Can you tell me about the injury you got in Karate?"
"Which one?" 😂
GREAT classes !!!
GREAT senseis !!!
Hello from algeria and OSS
That peace of wood hitting the leg must be very painful...
I really believe what we are seeing is undiluted old school karate. This is it in it's raw form.
Great video! Loved it! I study Goju-Ryu and have always been fascinated by this style 🤙🏾
Conditioning + heavy sparring = effective martial art. The master looks like is made of iron, and he's not in his 20s. Impressive training.
The training looks very similar to old-school Kyokushin training. Good stuff.
Amazing
Duro muy duro. Yo quiero aprender karate, lastima que en mi pueblo no hay.
Really nice atmosphere! Train hard and after drink some beer and speak with your team is just perfect. Best way to finish the day. I wish I would have opportunities like this.
Ahh..The Karate I grew up with. 🫡
Would love to see a video on exploring that distance getting closer with a bladed stance and being able to throw some punches without getting popped right away with punches as I am struggling with this myself
That’s really cool!
Greetings from New Zealand.
I've been training shotokan karate for a while, and I really admire goju ryo karate, Okinawa. I think it is beautiful
後ろ廻しがあるのが意外でした。
Beatiful. It reminds me when practising Wing Chun and Siu Lim Tao ❤
the whole time nobody smiles or cracks jokes, they are so stiff and strict. that sensei is beating them all. but this is clearly hardcore training like samurai, monks, ninjas.....
Great video!
Thank you sir!!!!
treino de verdade gostei muito,meus parabéns mestre saúde felicidades
Muy bueno y muy hermoso el entrenamiento saludos de corrientes Argentina
arte milenar que tem que manter seus princípios de defesa pessoal e conhecimentos
Real Karate
I spent 12 years of my youth doing the bastarised freestyle karate, which is essentially kickboxing, before boxing
I now train Judo, but i would love to train in this Dojo. It's amazing!
A great Sensei with top students!
He's a real Sensei that you would jump through fire for
He's taking it easy on the white guy :P
Very hardcore. Thanks for posting this excellent video. Really liking the intensity and the unique movements you don't see much. First time ever seeing a man use the spear hand to break two hard wood boards, much less kick through them with his toes!!!! A living memorial to the ancient techniques.
Really cool and interesting stuff. I'm excited to see where this channel goes in the future
favorite video so far!
02:02 this pad is the ultimate metal snare drum.
I've heard a lot about Sensei ,this is really hard training but once you get used to it ,you know you are one of the physically and mentally toughest people out there
すごい勉強になります！
Great.. would love to see this with English subtitles
I trained Uechi late 70's early to mid 80's and this is the old school teachings for sure with a heavy emphasis on conditioning. The conditioning was indeed intense but the body toughened through the years to accept more punishment. No disrespect here, however MO though what I see here is too intense. When you have students wincing, yelling out in pain, and limping away that is not the correct way to condition. It took this Sensei many decades of conditioning and fighting to be able to absorb and inflict that level of punishment... however I doubt if any of the students shown here are even close to that level. No reason to hurt your students/partners. Much respect to this sensei..however if one is constantly nursing injuries, bruises, etc... it only delays advancement and desire to continue. Not to mention the damage to the joints and bones that will develop in later years thereby negatively impacting and possibly prohibiting/limiting training. Just my opinion.
Its good old men had joined the karate club.. But i dont see much ahead in martial arts world excepting the Muay thai has gain so much popularity in todays world.. Even those practicing MMA has not much fit before the Muay thai fighters. Myself a Taek kwon do of black belt is scared to faced those Muay thai... Once they hit me with their ankle or knee im finish... 🇮🇳
Whoa look at this cool young man!!! And the videography!! Whoaaaaaa!
Boa noite porfessor, mestre.
lol the guy who takes the more beatings is sensei's favorite student
The best part of this video is the time stamp that says warm ups 🤣 great video!
Very intense OSS! 🔥
잘봤습니다. 훌륭한 수련과정입니다!
25:46 めっちゃかっこいい
Broke my toes just watching this
This goes further than a Sensei with his students, this is like watching a father with his kids. This is the true old school
26:50 動画の冒頭から軍人にしては線の細い白人がいると思ったら､やっぱりメカニックだったんですね｡
顔が中性的で可愛いから軍隊の中でナメられないように空手を習いにきたんだね｡
怖すぎだろ。。これが本来の空手なんだろうね。型が見たことないような型ばっかりで凄かった。
As an mma and boxing guy i wont hold my own with those sensei but im definitely not loosing to any of these students!!! THEY ATTACK WITHOUT GUARDING THERE HEAD AT ALL🥲
Super training. Hardcore and genuine.
I have a dream, to train Uechi Ryu karate.
Thank you for 100k views and 1000 subscribers!!
お陰様で10万再生・1,000人登録者を達成する事ができました！ありがとうございます！
Omg I miss it so much
I really enjoyed watching their practicing session.it looks like this style has both classic traditional karate elements and modern full contact style like kyokushin.some of their movements while practicing kata was similar to shotokan in my eye.fast and sudden.but when they started yakusuko and body conditioning,they did it with complete power like we do in kyokushin.the other interesting thing was using some elements of throwing like in judo.
この格闘スタイルは、今でも極真空手と起源を共有しています。
サムネみてチョコプラの動画だと思って開いたら、達人の動画でびっくりしたw
かっこいいです
the young man that was picked on by the master will one day be the toughest teacher
Perhaps the hardest Karate school in the world
I❤沖縄
only masters know how to KIME, and performing koshi develops the ability to apply ki-me with the foot, Teacher, thank you for your skill 🙏👏👍
観ているだけでしんどくなった。
辛い修行だ。これぞ空手って
感じですね。