this man is so endearing; a true martial artist. i currently practice muay thai and have done kyokushin karate for a little before but none of that matters. people can continue to argue about effectiveness of an art but martial arts is far more than just fighting. this man clearly lives for karate and is a true example of what a martial artist should be. it seems like he embodies karate in its pure, unadulterated form. that is what i love.
I have been fortunate to train, at times, under Masters Mikami, Okazaki, even Nakayama a couple of times, but Master Ochi is so freaking cool. What a great attitude! OSS!!!
I don't know all japanese senseis, but I have the honour to know Ochi Sensei from his seminars in Germany. He is always a kind and very humorous Sensei who also smiles overbearingly when men do Karate (as to be seen on other You-tube videos with Ochi sensei).
Well, he's been living in Germany since 1970. He's the current national coach of the German JKA section. His German is quite fluent, and learning from him, even as occasionally as I managed it was as much fun as honour - he actually takes the time to work with "normal" hobbyist karatekas, too. He might be mixing German and English, too. Never quite know with him.
Ochi Shihan always seems to have a smile on , always seems so willing to share his art, I'm not a shotkan stylist but this tells me a few things about watching and seeing him all in action on TH-cam, #1 he is genuely nice and happy, #2 he is confident in his skills and his art,.... a masters master for sure. Much respect.
Ich durfte selbst schon bei Meister Ochi,Hideo in Magdeburg trainieren. Es war sehr beeindruckend und ich konnte viel dabei lernen. Allerdings hatte er dort noch keinen so grauen Bart :). Vielen Dank für Ihre Unterweisungen -Meister Ochi- und ein langes Leben und Gesundheit..... Andreas Lahn, Meister(schüler) im Shotokan, Zen buddhistsicher Schüler und Medizinischer Qi Gong Trainer
@neggo, you are so right. karate is for the self, the one, for the art, to self improve to be better than yourself, that's what I love about it. Unfortunately too many people have no true idea of what it's really all about. They only see violence or someone who's trying to act tough, there are many whom mock it as a weaker art, I'd really truly like to know
Ochi Sensei is a true living combination of Japanese gentle person and in the same time strict martial arts master. had the honour to train under his instruction's. Oss
I dont really know if hes muslim or not, i wouldnt think so.Would say he is more of a Buddhist. As far as i know,Ochi let his beard grow when a good freind of him died, its a kind of remembrance of him. Great instructor, im really looking foward to see him again in august! Oss!
Been doing Martial Arts for 56 years. Teaching, completing nationally and in internationally. Your biggest opponent is always yourself. You over coming yourself. Some think it is their opponents, it's not. It is yourself you are learning about, learn what is going on inside your body, your mind. your thoughts, your feelings ..... first seek to know yourself and conquer yourself, know how your body and mind works. First seek to control yourself before seeking to control or over come others. Often we think ... the mind has to control the body... this is a yes and No. When your mind has the control, the body won't rule all by it's self... yes but........>>>>> , instead we want them both to work together. Harmony. With intelligence they work together. Listen to your body but don't confuse what it is saying. Understand your body. Your body wants to save energy just in-case it is needed. What does this mean? It will say it is tired and out of energy when it is not. It will say it is hungry when it only wants to refuel before burning up saved energy (fat cells). This is the physical realm of life and martial arts. To get into the mental realm, you need to push pass this on a daily basis and memorize how it feels to continue when your body say it is too exhausted to move. When the body is too tired to hold you up and do things, it is your mind that wills you to go on. Memorize this. Do every day and learn the feeling well. It is like any emotion, laughing, crying, happiness, love, joy, sadness, anger. mad, glad............. we all know how it feels when we cry or great happiness. These emotions are duplicate able. So learning to completely push yourself into complete exhaustion day after day, learn to feel and know how it feels... learning to memorize this feeling is how we can always have it at will. Most all humans only play with the idea of this, thus they are always in the physical realm of martial arts. They will speak of incredible feats, but sadly never able to duplicate them. They accidentally got it right, but not enough to be able to memorize how it was to duplicate it. Thus i often laugh. Being a martial artist is liken to an actor in the beginning. (you might be thinking? How is that) To be a master, first you act the part, think as a master, do as a master........... at first you are not at the level, but have to still think and do as best you can as how a master thinks and does things. This is the road of a master. You keep thinking and doing as a master, even brainwashing yourself into believing it. You are acting as a master! You act as a master, do as a master thinks, until one day you are the master. You no longer are acting the part of a master, you are a master. I was taught this. To be a master, you have to do as a master thinks and does, at first it may be an act, keep at it and it will become the real thing. The true mind set is knowing how to think and how it is to be done. Copy it until the copy becomes you naturally.
+Bruce Brousseau he seems to make karate spiritual and humanistic. his limited English is a good thing for instruction because you tend to do what he does instead of what he says.
Studied Shotokan back in college. One of my Japanese instructors reminded me that even the best trained among us would have a difficult time defending ourselves against a Sears and Roebuck crowbar. Food for thought.
It would be interesting to find out who added those three hops and what they were thinking? I understand the whole wanting to end at the same spot you started, what I mean is the application of the movements. Wado-ryu stylist Iaian Abernethy thinks its an arm break and takedown. Jesse Enkamp thinks that's just nonsense and that its just _"filler"_ to get back to the original start point. In both the the shorin-ryu and shito-ryu versions the person finishes the kata at the final (covered) punch. In the shudokan version the person steps backwards with each punch. All three systems are "siblings" to shotokan.
Ochi Shihan like many other of our best masters are International Treasures. They do more to advance relations between peoples and cultures than our politicians ever will.
Schöne Kata, ordentlich vorgetragen. Sehe ich das richtig, dass Sensei Ochi die Korrekturen direkt mit ihrem Meister bespricht? Für Florida möglicherweise schade, dass er sie in Deutsch spricht...
if you have nothing to say just because you have nothing to do with Shotokan, the best thing you can do is is either start Shotokan or don't talk about things you see in movies.Ochi Sensei is a Legend and you are a legendary ZERO. worthless of any further comment. Oss
In my limited experience, the point beats the edge 9 times out of 10, ie an oi tsuki tends to be faster than a hook. Kicking with the shin strikes me as unwise, considering the ease with which shins may be broken; a correctly set gedan barai might do that. And let's not even talk about what a lateral shift may let me do with your knee. In the end, technique doesn't matter that much anyway. Skill and will matter more than what your school calls itself.
But I assume you do understand that you only need one good techique to finish a fight. Trying to weaken your opponent by using low kicks with the shin is just a different approach. This doesn't make a particular style better or stronger than others. A strong punch in the throat always terminates a fight regardless the style it came form or how strong are your shins. Merry Christmas to all karate buffs.
lol...i find this ironic..that black he's teacher is my Shotokan karate teacher :D she won the Kata competition in thr regional tournament using this kata...lol
Funny, since there's actually a kata called Empi, which, yes, does include that technique. Personally, I wouldn't want to try for someone's face with my knee, unless they were on their knees already - that sort of technique leaves you very unbalanced as you focus on attack to the exclusion of all else. Fine if it works, but if not, you just opened yourself to a world of hurt.
I find i utterly funny, that japanese senseis still have the "atttude" towards women Karate ka. They allways smile overbearingly when they see women do Karate, they did it in the 70'tees and they apparently still find it a bit funny !! apart from that, they have my outmost respect because of their patience...
HEY everyone. Don't do acerwk the service of responding to him. He's just a troll and I seriously doubt he even trains. Its a shame because some of us just wanted to comment on the video. Indeed trolls are the lowest life form on the internet.
i'm surprised she doesn't know the exact position of her arms and hands unless she wears the black belt. I think she's just nervousin the presence of the grand master.this man is still outstanding friendly , polite and to the highest extend helpful and a real master of budo
Андрей Бу. In most styles Chinte is a 4th Dan Kata. I:e a 3rd Dan going for 4th Dan could do this for his grading. A new Black belt would not necessarily know this Kata yet.
lol why does everyone say that? Of course if an old man and a Thai fighter get into a ring the old mans gonna lose. Karate is not all about violence and fighting. Its a way of life and self defense. If they meet in the street and the old man survives, his style whatever it is has served him. Everyone thinks its about scoring KO's. Karate is about the perfection of oneself but I guess if you don't do it you wouldn't understand.
Excluded middle much? Besides, you're ignoring that the specific style makes little to no difference in a real fight - the character of the opponent is far more relevant.
I see. Well I have to say if you want people to take you seriously you should try being a little more respectful and give people your reasons. Going around calling people names will never convince anyone of anything. The internet is hardly the place for that anyway.
Say my regards to "the one" you love from the Shotokan school that wiped the floor with your ass. Now it's time for me to continue practice my Muay Thai. Ciao kiddo.
this man is so endearing; a true martial artist. i currently practice muay thai and have done kyokushin karate for a little before but none of that matters. people can continue to argue about effectiveness of an art but martial arts is far more than just fighting. this man clearly lives for karate and is a true example of what a martial artist should be. it seems like he embodies karate in its pure, unadulterated form. that is what i love.
Oss! ❤
I have been fortunate to train, at times, under Masters Mikami, Okazaki, even Nakayama a couple of times, but Master Ochi is so freaking cool. What a great attitude! OSS!!!
Thanks for sharing!
I don't know all japanese senseis, but I have the honour to know Ochi Sensei from his seminars in Germany. He is always a kind and very humorous Sensei who also smiles overbearingly when men do Karate (as to be seen on other You-tube videos with Ochi sensei).
i love ochi sensei hes smiling all the time in heartwarming manner still you can feel how dangerous hes even in front of screen
Wonderful stuff. I'm a GoJu-Ryu student (Ni-Dan) but I am always impressed by Ochi Sensei and his gentle instruction and humour.
Absolutely fantastic demonstration of kata by a stunningly beautiful black belt karate lady, no wonder she took up karate !
Would be such an honour to meet someone like this yet alone be taught.
trained under sensai ochi over 20 years ago he was old then great guy.
Well, he's been living in Germany since 1970. He's the current national coach of the German JKA section. His German is quite fluent, and learning from him, even as occasionally as I managed it was as much fun as honour - he actually takes the time to work with "normal" hobbyist karatekas, too.
He might be mixing German and English, too. Never quite know with him.
Ochi Shihan always seems to have a smile on , always seems so willing to share his art, I'm not a shotkan stylist but this tells me a few things about watching and seeing him all in action on TH-cam, #1 he is genuely nice and happy, #2 he is confident in his skills and his art,.... a masters master for sure. Much respect.
You have persistence in great measure! You are truly a champion of your cause!
Ich durfte selbst schon bei Meister Ochi,Hideo in Magdeburg trainieren. Es war sehr beeindruckend und ich konnte viel dabei lernen. Allerdings hatte er dort noch keinen so grauen Bart :). Vielen Dank für Ihre Unterweisungen -Meister Ochi- und ein langes Leben und Gesundheit..... Andreas Lahn, Meister(schüler) im Shotokan, Zen buddhistsicher Schüler und Medizinischer Qi Gong Trainer
Wonderful session with sensei Ochi
Yes, this is definitely how you should spend your time!
Fascinating to watch, the Sensei seems to be a very nice and good person who takes his instruction very serious-
mickparly
I like very much shotkan stiles. !
Can't wait to see you this summer in the Mountain states Mahogany
@neggo, you are so right. karate is for the self, the one, for the art, to self improve to be better than yourself, that's what I love about it. Unfortunately too many people have no true idea of what it's really all about. They only see violence or someone who's trying to act tough, there are many whom mock it as a weaker art, I'd really truly like to know
She is good!
You can see his Gung Fu, his skill acquired over time. as well as the humor and gentle spirit of a master.
Great Sensei ! 🥋Oss
Ochi Sensei is a true living combination of Japanese gentle person and in the same time strict martial arts master. had the honour to train under his instruction's. Oss
yes he's a true great grandmaster
dinoaxd has he written a book ? Or produced a video ? I ask as a student of martial arts. Domo
Shihan Ochi ist ein unglaublich Sympathischer Mensch,und mal will immer sein bestes geben aus Respekt und Ehre ihm gegenüber
what an honor !!!!
I dont really know if hes muslim or not, i wouldnt think so.Would say he is more of a Buddhist.
As far as i know,Ochi let his beard grow when a good freind of him died, its a kind of remembrance of him.
Great instructor, im really looking foward to see him again in august!
Oss!
Very nice.
Been doing Martial Arts for 56 years. Teaching, completing nationally and in internationally. Your biggest opponent is always yourself. You over coming yourself. Some think it is their opponents, it's not. It is yourself you are learning about, learn what is going on inside your body, your mind. your thoughts, your feelings ..... first seek to know yourself and conquer yourself, know how your body and mind works. First seek to control yourself before seeking to control or over come others. Often we think ... the mind has to control the body... this is a yes and No. When your mind has the control, the body won't rule all by it's self... yes but........>>>>> , instead we want them both to work together. Harmony. With intelligence they work together. Listen to your body but don't confuse what it is saying. Understand your body. Your body wants to save energy just in-case it is needed. What does this mean? It will say it is tired and out of energy when it is not. It will say it is hungry when it only wants to refuel before burning up saved energy (fat cells). This is the physical realm of life and martial arts. To get into the mental realm, you need to push pass this on a daily basis and memorize how it feels to continue when your body say it is too exhausted to move. When the body is too tired to hold you up and do things, it is your mind that wills you to go on. Memorize this. Do every day and learn the feeling well. It is like any emotion, laughing, crying, happiness, love, joy, sadness, anger. mad, glad............. we all know how it feels when we cry or great happiness. These emotions are duplicate able. So learning to completely push yourself into complete exhaustion day after day, learn to feel and know how it feels... learning to memorize this feeling is how we can always have it at will. Most all humans only play with the idea of this, thus they are always in the physical realm of martial arts. They will speak of incredible feats, but sadly never able to duplicate them. They accidentally got it right, but not enough to be able to memorize how it was to duplicate it. Thus i often laugh. Being a martial artist is liken to an actor in the beginning. (you might be thinking? How is that) To be a master, first you act the part, think as a master, do as a master........... at first you are not at the level, but have to still think and do as best you can as how a master thinks and does things. This is the road of a master. You keep thinking and doing as a master, even brainwashing yourself into believing it. You are acting as a master! You act as a master, do as a master thinks, until one day you are the master. You no longer are acting the part of a master, you are a master. I was taught this. To be a master, you have to do as a master thinks and does, at first it may be an act, keep at it and it will become the real thing. The true mind set is knowing how to think and how it is to be done. Copy it until the copy becomes you naturally.
simplismente fantastico este professor ama a vida ama encinar emfim é pessoa do bem ...
he seems like an amazing man... Would love to meet him.
+Bruce Brousseau he seems to make karate spiritual and humanistic. his limited English is a good thing for instruction because you tend to do what he does instead of what he says.
He is my teacher
i can only imagine how nervous she must've felt
Studied Shotokan back in college.
One of my Japanese instructors reminded me that even the best trained among us would have a difficult time defending ourselves against a Sears and Roebuck crowbar.
Food for thought.
It would be interesting to find out who added those three hops and what they were thinking? I understand the whole wanting to end at the same spot you started, what I mean is the application of the movements. Wado-ryu stylist Iaian Abernethy thinks its an arm break and takedown. Jesse Enkamp thinks that's just nonsense and that its just _"filler"_ to get back to the original start point.
In both the the shorin-ryu and shito-ryu versions the person finishes the kata at the final (covered) punch. In the shudokan version the person steps backwards with each punch. All three systems are "siblings" to shotokan.
what a lovely woman!
راءع يامعلم تحيه لك
I like it
Ochi Shihan like many other of our best masters are International Treasures. They do more to advance relations between peoples and cultures than our politicians ever will.
creo que me aprenderé este kata
go Mahogany!!!! miss you!
Por suas palavras, vê-se que você é o típico manja tudo que em verdade não manja nada.
So tell me what style would you recommend?
Schöne Kata, ordentlich vorgetragen.
Sehe ich das richtig, dass Sensei Ochi die Korrekturen direkt mit ihrem Meister bespricht?
Für Florida möglicherweise schade, dass er sie in Deutsch spricht...
Oss sensei ochi
it´s hard but you are right..
best
Hmm interesting. Whats the difference between these styles and Shotokan then? Why are they stronger?
oss ochi
Lindo e inspirador anciano. Oss!! Ochi, Sensei.
if you have nothing to say just because you have nothing to do with Shotokan, the best thing you can do is is either start Shotokan or don't talk about things you see in movies.Ochi Sensei is a Legend and you are a legendary ZERO. worthless of any further comment.
Oss
i wish master Ochi is my granpa
yeah but if you have so much time to do THIS......when do you train?
is this guy Master Roshi in real life?
Nothing sucks if you can make it work.
In my limited experience, the point beats the edge 9 times out of 10, ie an oi tsuki tends to be faster than a hook. Kicking with the shin strikes me as unwise, considering the ease with which shins may be broken; a correctly set gedan barai might do that. And let's not even talk about what a lateral shift may let me do with your knee.
In the end, technique doesn't matter that much anyway. Skill and will matter more than what your school calls itself.
awesome beard
And you? what did you pratice? BJJ?boxe?muy thai? :D
who are Master Ochi 8th Dan JKA
how you name these movement in minute: 1,29 ..?? LOL
-where that comes from
lol and you sir, are king of the trolls.
sweet
the kata or the chick?
But I assume you do understand that you only need one good techique to finish a fight. Trying to weaken your opponent by using low kicks with the shin is just a different approach. This doesn't make a particular style better or stronger than others. A strong punch in the throat always terminates a fight regardless the style it came form or how strong are your shins. Merry Christmas to all karate buffs.
No I tell you I'm sorry moguai not for sale at any price.
How old is he?
@1:01 thats a beautiful smile :-)
Oss
lol...i find this ironic..that black he's teacher is my Shotokan karate teacher :D she won the Kata competition in thr regional tournament using this kata...lol
Have you ever studied shotokan?
Is Master Ochi talking german??
black bell??????????
Funny, since there's actually a kata called Empi, which, yes, does include that technique. Personally, I wouldn't want to try for someone's face with my knee, unless they were on their knees already - that sort of technique leaves you very unbalanced as you focus on attack to the exclusion of all else. Fine if it works, but if not, you just opened yourself to a world of hurt.
Could I do that? Almost certainly not. Ochi-sensei? That's a different matter.
Reminiscencja z Kill Billa. Ale na luzie i raczej na wesoło. A serio: Bezcenna lekcja.
Poor boy... :D
Alright so you're of the opinion that its simply incomplete. That's why I study Judo, Hapkido, and others in addition to Shotokan.
2:19 They have a double eye poke in this kata. Dirty :)
I find i utterly funny, that japanese senseis still have the "atttude" towards women Karate ka. They allways smile overbearingly when they see women do Karate, they did it in the 70'tees and they apparently still find it a bit funny !! apart from that, they have my outmost respect because of their patience...
0:53 hihi^-^ SÜß!
Chinte...Strange Hands indeed :p
HEY everyone. Don't do acerwk the service of responding to him. He's just a troll and I seriously doubt he even trains. Its a shame because some of us just wanted to comment on the video. Indeed trolls are the lowest life form on the internet.
i'm surprised she doesn't know the exact position of her arms and hands unless she wears the black belt. I think she's just nervousin the presence of the grand master.this man is still outstanding friendly , polite and to the highest extend helpful and a real master of budo
Андрей Бу.
In most styles Chinte is a 4th Dan Kata.
I:e a 3rd Dan going for 4th Dan could do this for his grading.
A new Black belt would not necessarily know this Kata yet.
I heard you had a crush with a Shotokan practitioner but got rejected. You mad?
shihan Ochi
oss
ukaine
thats his dauther
+bushi yi shotai REALLY? she really enjoys the martial arts.
I heard you were destroyed by Shotokan practitioner. You mad?
lol why does everyone say that? Of course if an old man and a Thai fighter get into a ring the old mans gonna lose. Karate is not all about violence and fighting. Its a way of life and self defense. If they meet in the street and the old man survives, his style whatever it is has served him. Everyone thinks its about scoring KO's. Karate is about the perfection of oneself but I guess if you don't do it you wouldn't understand.
I AM ALIVE BECAUSE OF SHOTOKAN OSS
Why so ?
Ossu!!!!!!
Já se foi o tempo que se corrigia postura, essa jovem está mais empinada que garotas de fio dental, e ele só se preocupa em corrigir o óbvio.
Excluded middle much? Besides, you're ignoring that the specific style makes little to no difference in a real fight - the character of the opponent is far more relevant.
Да она вообще не врубается, что делает...
She does not understand what makes
MrImdragon
I see. Well I have to say if you want people to take you seriously you should try being a little more respectful and give people your reasons. Going around calling people names will never convince anyone of anything. The internet is hardly the place for that anyway.
Not to mention that you did not deny what I said. So you DID get beaten up by Shotokan practitioner who then proceed to wipe the floor with you ass.
poor guy....
KR RAVI
its obvious that hes a troll gthat never put a gloves on his arms, dont feed the trolls! ;-)
and keep training in troll :D with some more pratice, you will become a master :D
That chick is cute
Say my regards to "the one" you love from the Shotokan school that wiped the floor with your ass.
Now it's time for me to continue practice my Muay Thai.
Ciao kiddo.
Tate shuto...tate shuto...not haishu uke . Nice form, need more power, and when you bow its towards sensei not towards the mirror ;-)
hes probably muslim, long beard , thin mustache