I studied seibukan shorin-ryu for 10yrs and got to rank of 1st Dan... I will never forget sparring with the practioners from Okinawa, they were like brickhouses when they connected with you.. The amount of body conditioning they did made there forearms, fist legs and feet like steel...We did a lot of conditioning, but nothing compared to what they did... I have since trained in JKD and Kali for years, but I will always love okinawan karate...
This is absolutely as traditional as it gets. I trained under George Anderson 16 years. We trained hard. Watching the Sanchin portion is like going back in time. To Bunkai any kata is to know the kata. This is true Budo and the way Kara Te should be practiced. USA style martial arts do not belong in the same dojo as these true martial artist.
Goju-ryu is great: Sensei says "The #1 reason is to not get killed or die. There are no #2, #3 or #4 reasons. #1 is enough." Note that most older Okinawans speak Shimakutuba, our own native language, and learned regular Japanese as a second language.
I was once told of how scarey it could be when a pro of Okinawan Karate comes towards you. The movement alone can make an attacker back off before a strike. 11:00 ish minutes in I can see that look with small guy. Like one is completely wasting their time and about to be battered badly lol Love it !!! Respect.
Did Shotokan for 8 years 72 to 80. My fav technique ,which near always sent opponent backwards ,was high left foot keage to the face followed by right fist yakazuki. Even now at age 79 i can still do it high and fast. Graded under sensei Enoeda in UK.
Congratulations on keeping up with your Karate all these years. Other Americans could take a lesson from what you have done. If they did they would not be so fat and lazy
gary spiers mario karate legend trained and lived with sensei morio higaonna and became one of the worlds top body guards and doorman working in 149 citys around the world
thanks for sharing, my Shorin-ryu teacher was a personal student of one of the Okinawan Masters when stationed in the Okinawa in the Marines years ago, that stance-training brings back memories
Fascinating! This is the real Karate of the "Old School", the true Masters! None of this American Nonsense. These Old Guys are tough and brutal! A totally different breed! From the days of Masters like Gogen Yamaguchi and Mas Oyama. Notice how much emphasis is in the breathing, the Chi (or Ki) and the brutal training in toughening the body. Thank you for this!!
@@pikudopikao8425 The concept of Chi in QiGong is similar to the Prana concept in Yogas. Along with the breathing dimension, they do have a mystical dimension. Now, the Chi (as a mystical concept like in QiGong) generally has nothing to do in martial arts. Internal martial arts cultivate it as a health factor. The external arts do not do that at all, they just observe breathing. That is all.
@@pikudopikao8425 hi peek a boo....you put down our Chinese Martial Art system online and we offered you a lesson and you never showed up...are you ok?
Amazing power and balance focuse demonstrated beginning around 11:30. And I loved their practical defensive techniques. Great video, thank you for sharing.
I had the good fortune to study with Walter Mattson, and recently spoke with him, and told him that I would leave his Dojo and go to work and practice what I had learned as the lead Bouncer at Scarborough Fair, a huge nightclub on revere beach blvd. that featured Aerosmith frequently, the patrons used to refer to it as “Scartissue Fair, we had an ambulance at the back exit every Saturday night, I achieved a reputation as someone to not fuk with, along with John O’Toole , a tough little Irishman, and great back-up.
Studied at George Mattson's Uechi-ryu for a short time. Really interesting. Not as fluid as Chinese styles. We did arm pounding (taking turn striking each person's forearm), and Mattson said he visited Master Uechi and practiced the arm pounding until he had to cut his watch off. Great school and people involved.
I studied motoburyu off base at kadena. That is the original karate of okinawa. I think the 2 masters I studied under are no longer with us. This was in the early 70's.
1:59 is the picture of Bodhi Dharma whom the Chinese called Daruma, was an Indian prince of the Pallava Dynasty who created Kung Fu from Indian Kalaripayattu and Yoga
I'm not a big anti Karate person but I do acknowledge that Karate stylist need to back up their styles with a good grappling system like BJJ. It's about being well rounded as a fighter.
no need to mix karate with other martial arts like jujitsu especially the brazillian offshoot of jujitsu because this specializes in ground grappling. Original okinawan karate has many throwing techniques but its purpose is to trip to the ground an opponent for easier attack with kicks while the attacker is standing. the ground defense on MMA as applied on the combat competition is not practical in street fight. karate has its own realistic ground fighting defense.
fighting style is a lot yes, but the importance, is what seems to be the purpose of the battle ,if it is for making money for fame honor respect like it is in mixed martial arts or is it to Reach a higher spiritual mental physical consciousness and Confidence and a great need to know to protect yourself that is why i started train and practice karate and my excellent teacher that gave me a lot of motivation, power, flexible knowledge and more ....
you can do both,look at some guys like lyoto machida or gunnar nelson or karatehottie,they mix karate with other style to be greta fighters,an example machida was raised practicing kartate with his father.
and it its an innovation in ufc now guys started to use traditional martial arts that can crush muay thai or boxing,taekwondo and karate are the innovation in ufc(sage northcutt combines karate tkd and jiu jitsu he is obly 19 years olds and an amazing fighter and person,just one of the nicest and careing person in the world i can say being just a kid and with all the pressure of fame and money that gaves you the ufc.
Lapriseさん The Japanese written language is made up of 漢字(かんじ) KANJI, 仮名文字(かなもじ) KANAMOJI and ロマ字 ROMAJI. Kanji are the ideographs that were borrowed from China. Kanamoji are the Japanese characters that are unique to Japan. Kanamoji are made up of 平仮名 Hiragana which are used for reading Japanese words. And 片仮名 Katakana which are used for reading non-Japanese words. Romaji is based on the latin script.
the power, yes, in the BREATH...the CHi, or life force. if you know how to focus the chi or energy in your body on one point u can defeat someone much bigger or stronger than you!
Boom Draw if anyone were really that interested in learning the art then they would know that aspiring to learn the language and etiquette are part of the process. Besides, this is on TH-cam for FREE. If you want a translation then spend some money and buy the video.
BJJ: Once you are taken down to the ground, game would be over. Okinawan Karate: Not so soon, be careful. Otherwise, I'd poke your eyes, pop your eggs out 😁
I dunno, man. I studied traditional karate for over 20 years, now doing BJJ. I definitely respect the powerful strikes of karate, but I think it’s a common misconception to believe that an eye gouge or groin grab would stop a Jiu-Jitsu practitioner from taking you down and applying a submission. Attacking the eyes and groin can hurt, but unless you’re really precise and accurate with them (very difficult against a resisting opponent with adrenaline pumping), it’s likely to just make the BJJ guy mad and smash you harder. Karate’s great, but unless you learn some decent ground skills, you’re gonna be toast if you get taken down.
@@SakranMM right ! I'm Black belt goju ryu morio higaonna school,and now blue belt delariva school BJJ. BJJ IS superior,but.....does every black belt bjj could be a street fighter de qualité ? BJJ IS superior,but there re no school to become a warrior. It's a question of person. There re no secret....
@@didiervidry7687 If you want to be prepared for fights in all circumstances than better to learn all type of martial arts, But if you wish to solely learn for self defence then BBJ will get you killed unless you have decent striking ability. Yes, BBJ is really good and it really works. If someone who who has no knowledge of grappling is brought to the ground than that person is definitely doomed ! But please don't expect to do this out in the street or in places you are stranger because you might wake up in the hospotal. Striking martial arts like Muay Thai or Kyokushin will serve you better out in the street but above everything it is always best to be cool and not get involve in a fight.
the power to smashing things is great but even if you are ironman your head is still vulnerable to hit.so you got to learn sparing and manage your opponent to use your power in a proper way
@11:00 that is a thorough beating, the little man is getting from the old tall and big strong master. The difference in size is so big that i felt pity for the little man.
Positively the greatest demonstration martial arts video I have ever seen.
Those Uechi Ryu sensei were impressive.
I studied seibukan shorin-ryu for 10yrs and got to rank of 1st Dan... I will never forget sparring with the practioners from Okinawa, they were like brickhouses when they connected with you.. The amount of body conditioning they did made there forearms, fist legs and feet like steel...We did a lot of conditioning, but nothing compared to what they did... I have since trained in JKD and Kali for years, but I will always love okinawan karate...
Shorin Ryu seibukan .. I would like to go Okinawa some day .. train with Sensei Zenpo Shimobukuro😇. I am also black belt . I got it 3 years back ..
@@doneythomas What if you go over there and you don't like it? Then you are stuck there.
@@joereidy5732 why are they stuck there?
What kind of condition did they do?
@@donsimons9810 Because once you are there you can't get out.
This is absolutely as traditional as it gets. I trained under George Anderson 16 years. We trained hard. Watching the Sanchin portion is like going back in time. To Bunkai any kata is to know the kata. This is true Budo and the way Kara Te should be practiced. USA style martial arts do not belong in the same dojo as these true martial artist.
I trained under Sensei Dom Delouse he was very hard on we students.
5:37 Uechi Ryu 19:20 Goju Ryu 29:01 Syorin Ryu
Zen says Thanks to Mario for your valuable insight Wisdom. I am 75 years old a karate enthusiast.
Goju-ryu is great:
Sensei says "The #1 reason is to not get killed or die. There are no #2, #3 or #4 reasons. #1 is enough."
Note that most older Okinawans speak Shimakutuba, our own native language, and learned regular Japanese as a second language.
Hogen....
isso é do tempo que faziam coisas perfeitas no karatê parabéns eu tive a oportunidade de ter treinado nesse tempo com akira taniguchi
I was once told of how scarey it could be when a pro of Okinawan Karate comes towards you. The movement alone can make an attacker back off before a strike. 11:00 ish minutes in I can see that look with small guy. Like one is completely wasting their time and about to be battered badly lol Love it !!! Respect.
Did Shotokan for 8 years 72 to 80. My fav technique ,which near always sent opponent backwards ,was high left foot keage to the face followed by right fist yakazuki. Even now at age 79 i can still do it high and fast.
Graded under sensei Enoeda in UK.
I did Shotokan from ‘66 to ? In the US. I enjoy watching the Senior Okinawan Karate people.
Congratulations on keeping up with your Karate all these years. Other Americans could take a lesson from what you have done. If they did they would not be so fat and lazy
Je suis très content de voire ces très bonnes technique car ils nous faut toujours faire des recherches car les grands maitres on beaucoup travaille
gary spiers mario karate legend trained and lived with sensei morio higaonna and became one of the worlds top body guards and doorman working in 149 citys around the world
thanks for sharing, my Shorin-ryu teacher was a personal student of one of the Okinawan Masters when stationed in the
Okinawa in the Marines years ago, that stance-training brings back memories
Fascinating! This is the real Karate of the "Old School", the true Masters! None of this American Nonsense. These Old Guys are tough and brutal! A totally different breed! From the days of Masters like Gogen Yamaguchi and Mas Oyama. Notice how much emphasis is in the breathing, the Chi (or Ki) and the brutal training in toughening the body. Thank you for this!!
There is no such thing as KI. The old chinese war manuals when teaching QiGong were talking about breathing exercising not some mystical life energy.
chi is the chinese word...in japanese is chikara(power)...
all except the bad guys
@@pikudopikao8425 The concept of Chi in QiGong is similar to the Prana concept in Yogas. Along with the breathing dimension, they do have a mystical dimension. Now, the Chi (as a mystical concept like in QiGong) generally has nothing to do in martial arts. Internal martial arts cultivate it as a health factor. The external arts do not do that at all, they just observe breathing. That is all.
@@pikudopikao8425 hi peek a boo....you put down our Chinese Martial Art system online and we offered you a lesson and you never showed up...are you ok?
Técnicas de respiração que potencializa as defesas e contra_ataques... Perfeitas😀💯👏
Amazing power and balance focuse demonstrated beginning around 11:30. And I loved their practical defensive techniques. Great video, thank you for sharing.
Прошу заметить что это зрелые мужчины . Полное уважение к участникам съёмки.
Estou maravilhado com está técnica
Großartiges Video, leider sieht man in den modernen Videos von heute nicht mehr so schnelle und brutale Kämpfe wie hier.
I understand nothing, but I know these are honourable men practicing honourable art
I had the good fortune to study with Walter Mattson, and recently spoke with him, and told him that I would leave his Dojo and go to work and practice what I had learned as the lead Bouncer at Scarborough Fair, a huge nightclub on revere beach blvd. that featured Aerosmith frequently, the patrons used to refer to it as “Scartissue Fair, we had an ambulance at the back exit every Saturday night, I achieved a reputation as someone to not fuk with, along with John O’Toole , a tough little Irishman, and great back-up.
Que maravilla! mi profundo respeto al karate , alumnos y maestros.
Es el mejor vídeo demostrativo que allá visto que maestría de los senseises y alumnos los felicito.oss...
oss muito obrigado
ter sido formado nesse tempo foi um grande previlégio oss
para mí no es arte , para mí es espiritualidad viva de la que puedes respirar comer y vivir de ella , el karate es hermoso !!!!
Pace! Amazing! Magnific stil!
Multumim!
Bucuresti, RO, EU
Started studying Uechi Ryu in Boston (Reading) in 1972
Magnífico arte, exigente, poderoso!
Studied at George Mattson's Uechi-ryu for a short time. Really interesting. Not as fluid as Chinese styles. We did arm pounding (taking turn striking each person's forearm), and Mattson said he visited Master Uechi and practiced the arm pounding until he had to cut his watch off. Great school and people involved.
I studied under Sensei Dom Delouise he was tough on us but also entertaining at times
沖縄の空手家は屈強な米兵を取り押さえられるのだから凄いよね。琉球ヤクザで剛柔流空手の達人だった又吉はストリートファイトで米兵をボコボコにしていたし。
I studied motoburyu off base at kadena. That is the original karate of okinawa. I think the 2 masters I studied under are no longer with us. This was in the early 70's.
I love seeing fa jing movements in Okinawan Karate
二十数年前に栄道館で教えていただいていた者ですがまさか村松先生の若かりし姿を観れるとは思いませんでした流石先生やはり三戦ですね😃
Llkkk
MASTERPIECES; must be preserved for future reference.
1:59 is the picture of Bodhi Dharma whom the Chinese called Daruma, was an Indian prince of the Pallava Dynasty who created Kung Fu from Indian Kalaripayattu and Yoga
English subtitles please
Anyone else here study under Sensei Charles Earle, in his Providence RI dojo, 1988-1993? He tested Sanchin in exactly the way shown in this video.
Mrjrose01 yup heya
This is the real stuff.
Uicheriyu sensei is Dangerous!!!
This kind of martial art is meant to survive the battles, to kill, not for selling your shows on the ring.
I'm not a big anti Karate person but I do acknowledge that Karate stylist need to back up their styles with a good grappling system like BJJ. It's about being well rounded as a fighter.
+CrowdPleeza I am a Karate Sensei...and i can tell you that Karate is a Complete Art...and very dangerous if used for bad intentions...
Karate does have throws and joint locks. It is a complete art.
Karate does not need anything added to it. It is already a complete art. Don't confuse the American Mcdojos with the real Okinawan karate.
LOL.
no need to mix karate with other martial arts like jujitsu especially the brazillian offshoot of jujitsu because this specializes in ground grappling. Original okinawan karate has many throwing techniques but its purpose is to trip to the ground an opponent for easier attack with kicks while the attacker is standing. the ground defense on MMA as applied on the combat competition is not practical in street fight. karate has its own realistic ground fighting defense.
Mi hai piaciuto molto questo video!
fighting style is a lot yes, but the importance, is what seems to be the purpose of the battle ,if it is for making money for fame honor respect like it is in mixed martial arts or is it to Reach a higher spiritual mental physical consciousness and Confidence and a great need to know to protect yourself that is why i started train and practice karate and my excellent teacher that gave me a lot of motivation, power, flexible knowledge and more ....
you can do both,look at some guys like lyoto machida or gunnar nelson or karatehottie,they mix karate with other style to be greta fighters,an example machida was raised practicing kartate with his father.
and it its an innovation in ufc now guys started to use traditional martial arts that can crush muay thai or boxing,taekwondo and karate are the innovation in ufc(sage northcutt combines karate tkd and jiu jitsu he is obly 19 years olds and an amazing fighter and person,just one of the nicest and careing person in the world i can say being just a kid and with all the pressure of fame and money that gaves you the ufc.
jacob boer
@@karlpanzinger8732 look up rika usami
Excelentes sistemas de Karate de Okinawa!
Magnifique !
Like it very much
I wish I could understand Japanese.
***** Learn every day... I can read Hirgana and Katakana... It takes time.
***** Me too.
+jiggahippo Sometimes....
Katagana and hiragana are the characters, kanji are the Chinese characters added to it.
Lapriseさん The Japanese written language is made up of 漢字(かんじ) KANJI, 仮名文字(かなもじ) KANAMOJI and ロマ字 ROMAJI. Kanji are the ideographs that were borrowed from China. Kanamoji are the Japanese characters that are unique to Japan. Kanamoji are made up of 平仮名 Hiragana which are used for reading Japanese words. And 片仮名 Katakana which are used for reading non-Japanese words. Romaji is based on the latin script.
Vraiment fantastique si j'avais les moyens je passerai mes vacances là-bas.
Honoring my Sensei forever...Namaste.
buenisima demostrasion de arte marsial
Algun español latino que edite y ponga estos videos traducidos. Esto es karate tradicional puro y duro.👊💪💪💪🥋
Very Nice
This is what Karate all about, the power, the execution of techniques, the Ki....etc.
the power, yes, in the BREATH...the CHi, or life force. if you know how to focus the chi or energy in your body on one point u can defeat someone much bigger or stronger than you!
Tradicional Karate Do never die. .
新城さんは、凄いですよ 高齢に なりましたけど 現役時代は、沖縄のスーパーマンといわれ 本土からの 他流覇にも指導してましたよ 自分は、持たなかったけどね。
shorin ryu karate de okinawa
70歳で現役で戦うってすげえよな
Какая красота.
Thank You .
This video series desperately needs translation or at the very least English subtitles.
9 the first
In the 4 years since you made this comment, did you go out and learn Japanese, or are you still waiting for someone to translate it for you?
@Boom Draw So whats harder being a karate master or master of japanese language...?
Or.......you could just learn Japanese.
Boom Draw if anyone were really that interested in learning the art then they would know that aspiring to learn the language and etiquette are part of the process. Besides, this is on TH-cam for FREE. If you want a translation then spend some money and buy the video.
It was a great game and I learned.
Muito bom esse karate
Karate Panda Teaching 36:58 ;)))
And seriously, that's a great documentary. Thanks for uploading.
BJJ: Once you are taken down to the ground, game would be over.
Okinawan Karate: Not so soon, be careful. Otherwise, I'd poke your eyes, pop your eggs out 😁
I dunno, man. I studied traditional karate for over 20 years, now doing BJJ. I definitely respect the powerful strikes of karate, but I think it’s a common misconception to believe that an eye gouge or groin grab would stop a Jiu-Jitsu practitioner from taking you down and applying a submission. Attacking the eyes and groin can hurt, but unless you’re really precise and accurate with them (very difficult against a resisting opponent with adrenaline pumping), it’s likely to just make the BJJ guy mad and smash you harder. Karate’s great, but unless you learn some decent ground skills, you’re gonna be toast if you get taken down.
@@SakranMM what traditional karate did you study???
@@SakranMM you know anyone who's had his eye gouged out in a fight?? Just asking.
@@SakranMM right !
I'm Black belt goju ryu morio higaonna school,and now blue belt delariva school BJJ.
BJJ IS superior,but.....does every black belt bjj could be a street fighter de qualité ?
BJJ IS superior,but there re no school to become a warrior.
It's a question of person.
There re no secret....
@@didiervidry7687 If you want to be prepared for fights in all circumstances than better to learn all type of martial arts, But if you wish to solely learn for self defence then BBJ will get you killed unless you have decent striking ability. Yes, BBJ is really good and it really works. If someone who who has no knowledge of grappling is brought to the ground than that person is definitely doomed ! But please don't expect to do this out in the street or in places you are stranger because you might wake up in the hospotal.
Striking martial arts like Muay Thai or Kyokushin will serve you better out in the street but above everything it is always best to be cool and not get involve in a fight.
Wing chun, choy lee fut, Karate shorin ryu y Karate uechi ryu y taekwondo itf y kick boxing y ninja, box boxeo
Excelente!!!
The funny thing is, people consider it a game. Alas!
Ture
youtubeは時々こういう重要文化財級の動画があるから侮れないよな、
Great stuff! Thank you!
Le karaté est un art martial d'origine chinois qui est sortie du kung-fu .sa nomination originale est to di (la main chinoise).
Shito Ryu is the major art in Okinawa...
the power to smashing things is great but even if you are ironman your head is still vulnerable to hit.so you got to learn sparing and manage your opponent to use your power in a proper way
Love this clip, thank for sharing
Éxcelentes vídeos, oz
saludos profe
That's amzing .I also teach wado ryu karate
Thanks great video Senaha Sensei student of Dai sensei Yagi Meitoku.
Very good...
素晴らしい感動しました。
e ter sido formado por esse grande mestre
19:20 Sanchin.... that shit hurts forreal. We still do that at my dojo
Very good
Es. muy. educativo
Oknawa-Te !!!
Thanks for sharing!
Японцам привет!клёвые парни!
剛柔流の先生
さりげなく英語混じりで説明しててすごい
i wish I could speak Japanese, so I could understand what's being said, because, as a martial arts nerd, this is cool.
true essence of Karate
MARAVILHOSO
that lady with the short hair - does anybody know who she is? her footwork at 45:00 is godlike
Whoever she is. I hope she still lives. Hopefully someone can track her down for another karate documentary.
Karate de Okimawa forever
足のつま先角材で叩くシーン、夢に出そうでしんどい
excellent video but please publish the english vrsion
Thanks from Texas
muito bom
molto bello anchio pratico karate e fa veramente forti saluto i miei amici sparsi e buon karate
Weak? Dude, they would crush you so bad.
very nice , but no English translation
All called Tong Shu Do before 1950’s!
@11:00 that is a thorough beating, the little man is getting from the old tall and big strong master. The difference in size is so big that i felt pity for the little man.