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@@leticiacompartilha you are welcome from UK

@@NYCNAP you're welcome. And thank you.

@ThorOdinson13 I did it originally so that gkr couldn't say I was steeling their syllabus. But now I believe the changes I have made are my own twist.

@@tadashiryukaratedo4484 Just because you use the same kata, he wouldn't be able to sue as he knicked them from Goju Kai and Shotokan, with maybe the exception of 2nd kata, as Kancho is supposed to have made it up himself. I can see why you would want to change things there are plenty of things I would change if I started up my own style based on gkr.

@ThorOdinson13 I have basically made my style. Noone in the world will ever have my knowledge.

@@tadashiryukaratedo4484 It's like Bruce Lee said, take what works get rid of the rest and add something of yourself, which is what it looks like you have.

@ThorOdinson13 that's exactly what I have done. I don't belive the words "traditional karate" exist anymore. There are so many styles developed by so many people. I changed kata because I know my mind, and my ability. Tradition to me is the etiquette and values that karate teaches, not the actual karate itself. I just had the balls to do it, rather than follow someone else which can be limit a person's mind and hinder progress. When I say progress I'm not talking grades, I'm talking the thoughts and ideas behind what a person is doing. Like when I was with gkr, I was limited to what I could teach and don't ask because the answer was always "that's what kancho wants", my mind was full of ideas but I couldn't express them. Karate ie kata, is an art form and a way of self expression, martial artist should have an open mind. I removed my limitations.

@AntonioCabaltera-i3h bless you sir. Thanks for watching and for your comment. Glad it helps.

@@diakidis3167 you are welcome.

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I dont understand

@@tadashiryukaratedo4484 good Very good

@raysmith5639 well thanks for watching. I do hope it helps. Please note this is my version of this kata ie not the goju version. But yes, if you do shotokan you will notice bassai dai, kanku dai and a few others. All broken down the same way. Good luck on your journey.

@FunlndianFacts thanks for watching and glad this has helped.

@Mbye Nyang thanks for watching and commenting. Karate is a journey, enjoy yours.

No, because of where he is in relation to where I am.

@Tiago Nguma thanks for watching and commenting. And you're welcome.

If it works then it works. But this video is to show the backfist, not an elbow strike. Thanks for your comment.

@@tadashiryukaratedo4484 I'm asking what is the comparison of effectiveness.

@@quilfrey1139 oh.... the elbow strike can and will cause more damage due to amount of pounds per square inch. The idea of a back fist is to "stun" the opponent. Plus you have more reach. Elbow strikes are perfect for up close and personal but also good for blocking. In short you are right. Here is why...... I watched some professional "breakers" on TV years ago, they tested the Elbow strike. Being hit by a car at 30mph will generate around 8-900 pounds of pressure per square inch, the round Elbow strike generated just over 1200 psi. So yes, if you can use the elbow, go for it.

@@tadashiryukaratedo4484 got it, so they question is how much damage you are intending. Thank you for your input, that was helpful 👍

@@quilfrey1139 any time.

@Greg Griffiths thank you for 1. Watching and 2. Commenting. Check out other kata on this page. Anything in the "mechanics" folder is a total breakdown. Don't forget to subscribe 😁

I have subscribed going to be checking out all the mechanic videos thanks again

@@greggriffiths9053 you're welcome

These ideas are to help people understand the techniques. I never say that any of the "bunkai" works. The actual term you are looking for is "ime" that is "application" the word "bunkai" means "to break down". So inlight of what you have written I believe that I am "breaking down" the techniques so that someone watching can learn. If you want the real stuff then that would be in a class setting. Any "bunkai" that is on this channel is user friendly. I save the other stuff for class. Ie..... only my students get to go over the "ime". You may ask why this is user friendly.. well let me answer that for you. I want people to look at my videos and say "I can / want to do that", some videos I see can put people off. I don't believe martial arts should put anyone off. As for you blatant ignorance of kata "bunkai", please note that there isn't just 1 bunkai for anything. I see far too many people only showing 1 version, but the truth is that there are many bunkai for many of the techniques in karate. Basically you can allow your mind to run free. As for making fun of practitioners... I'm sorry but where I see it, I say it. The main ones I do comment on and come across are the "Americanised" people ie.. way over the top. I tell people what I see in their kata mainly. I rarely comment on bunkai. As for you reference to "those of the present are"... you have just insulted all "present" "masters".... ps, I never proclaimed to be a "master".

I have just been to your channel. I think you need to check yourself before you pop at me.

@@tadashiryukaratedo4484 You have a great responsibility towards your students and the people who watch your videos. If what you show is not applicable in a real situation, it is just academy. it's not useful.

@@tadashiryukaratedo4484 Try a shihonage, a sankyonage (overturned) and a jujinage.

@@artimarzialiefitness-aless6034 I have never professed to it being real. However, my belief is that 80% of "ime" isn't useful anyway. Why? Because you are expecting you opponent to do certain things ie the way you have trained. Reality is that people are unpredictable, and you cannot not train for unpredictability.

Thank you for your comment. I hope my videos help in some way.

That's the thing about bunkai, there is more than 1. Some styles get stuck in their ways and say that "this is THE bunkai for this move". To me this limits not only the style but the student. The one thing that bunkai should do is open not only a teachers mind but the mind of the student. Whenever you think of bunkai, open your mind, remember that not all is as it seems in karate.

@@tadashiryukaratedo4484 yea I'm open to new ideas. But their teaching was like, from here you're behind. You can grab here, here, here. Strike here, here, here, run away from danger, sweep the leg and throw here, here or here... Me and a month long white belt were doing proper effective stuff, I did 4 years approx of aikido. Dont have the confidence in it that I do of 6 months on and off socially distant karate!

@@tadashiryukaratedo4484 my biggest issue at the moment is I've trained 2 metres away from people and unless in a proper fight never really hit a real person... how do I get over the :I don't want to hurt you" cuz they're expecting a proper strike to practice against and I don't kick properly or don't take the chance when I'm sparring cuz I don't want to hurt them, it's like a mental block where I can't hit them! In a real fight then yea I kick the back of their head all day long, but yesterday I hesitated as to not hurt the partner then he turned round and floored me lol

@@john9409 well if you ever need advice or help via video class or something just ask. You can email me directly tadashi.ryu@yahoo.com Or find me on Facebook James Davey

@@john9409 tadashi moto is "in order for self improvement we must first remove self doubt". The greatest skill in any martial art is to not fight. Take the 2 meter training and reduce the space over time. In time confidence comes, karate isn't a sprint, it's a marathon. Take time to practice and build up a level of skill. Anyone can hit another person and hurt them, the true skill is "San do mae" (forgive the spelling) it means skin touch. Having thr choice to hold back or follow through. Work on skill ie technique. Technique will forever win over power or speed.

Hi. There is one. Look at "mechanics" of the kata.

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Thank you. And thanks for your support.

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@@tadashiryukaratedo4484 I looked up chuge on UA-cam and it took me here

@@aidanpoppas123 ah I see. I thought there was something wrong with my spelling. Hope this video helps. Don't forget to subscribe 😁

Hi. I spent around 18 years as a full time student/manager with GKR karate. I got to my 4th dan (that as high as their syllabus goes). I became very dissolutioned with the business and to a point the karate. I left and decided to take what I know, what I have seen and also add my own parts to kata and make Tadashi. I don't believe there is 1 style that is "traditional" due to many styles of karate. You could say because what I have done, I have followed traditional. Ie branching off and making my own.

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