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@@Highlander88 agreed, that’s why there are so many different styles of karate that exist today……. There is no perfection and always ways to perfect a style. I asked my Sensei recently if i was in close it would be better to use a Muay Thai style elbow And he said you are right that why you should learn many techniques and styles…I have always liked MMA!

@@Mrcashewww it is indeed and one of the most painful especially the Kumite challenges. There’s a dojo near my house with glass walls and I often have a cup of coffee and observe their training. Power power power💥

@ its a style that make you stronger. It pushes you to your limit.

@@anbernicguy now that would be an interesting match up indeed👍

@karateinjapan Choki will murder Oyama imo.

@@LaterriusJackson-bb6fq When I first came to Japan I thought the phonics were so difficult, especially katakana….. hiragana is much easier however, the pronunciation of Chinese is extremely difficult to pronounce!

@@MrRourk Kung fu is awesome. How long have you been practicing?

@karateinjapan 1 1/2 years

@@MrRourknever give up, love all the low gravity and flexibility involved with kung fu and good for the mind too!

@karateinjapan I have done Sun Tai Chi for about 11yrs now. I plan to learn the Hsing-I for Southern Styles from Green Dragon later. Compare it to the Xing Yi thT is in Sun Tai Chi. Figure out some things on my own.

@@mikkoyee8703 yes, I thought the same thing, he was rich and a member of the royal family so, he must of had his hand in the cookie jar too much!! Pmsl

@@TronForlox Thank you Tron, Shorin-ryu is awesome. We practice Shorinji-Ryu which came from shorin-ryu, going to Okinawa for the first time this summer and looking forward to visiting the karate museum in Okinawa 👍

@@RobKHere thank you for the interesting info. I like Tae kwan do and tang soo do. Koreans took karate and made the kicks better. I have always been interested inKorean martial arts and the ancient Korean art of Hapkido with very high kicks👍

@@roypaulcarter4654 Thank you Roy🎉 God bless you and Merry Christmas 🎄

@@marcelostriglio9697 Thankyou Marcelo👍

@@EIGOROAD Thank you, he’s amazing and still flexible at 80👍

@@marcelostriglio9697 OSS from Japan👍

@@jujitusuka I know it’s all about copyright, will try and dig some up but you know with the copyright laws…… any good footage you can recommend that is copyright free? I’ll ask my sensei if I can use some of his and make another jo and Bo video!

@@subhajitkundu-r7c OSS from Japan🎉👍

@@subhajitkundu-r7c aapaka bahut-bahut dhanyavaad Thank you👍

@@EIGOROAD thank you👍

Chibana Sensei was the founder of Kobayashi Shorin Ryu.

@@David-S. Hello David, you are right indeed. I practice shorinji ryu karate which indeed came From joyen nakazato and chotoku kyan sensei. My title say shorinji ryu which is the style I practice…… but meant to talk about the forefathers that paved the way for shorinji karate……. And Ito’s and gichin Funakoshi SENSEI’S👍

Anko Itosu

Just changed the thumb nail thanks for the clarification👍

Kyan was indeed a key person in the development of many later masters. Tatsuo Shimabuku was a devoted student as well. He later formed Isshinryu. Kyan used the vertical fist a lot, and Tatsuo picked up on this. But sadly Kyan died on Okinawa at the end of WW2 due to malnutrition or starvation.

correct, karate begins with defense

And Sir, my style is Shōtōkan Ryū.

@@saptarshimandal611 nice Shotokan ryu is amazing and founded by gichin Funakoshi

Yes, Sir, a little bit of modification was also done by his third son Gigo Funakoshi, and his grandson Yoshitaka Funakoshi.

@@GeorgeSpiggot barbarian Kobudo at its best. Lol

@@dangilbert491 Dan , Yes you are right there as well the traditional name for as Keikogi or Dogi in its traditional form. Keikogi translates to practice clothes in martial arts👍

Thank you for your reply. Yes, it’s pretty important as if a karate-ka comes to Japan but is actually higher level and he walks into the dojo and says Gi” not only because he is a foreigner speaking but, the fact Japanese don’t say “Gi”😂

@@karma_decay I know it changes depending on the region and country. It’s amazing what the Gracie Family did to make Jujitsu even more prevalent in Martial arts and turn it into Brazilian ju-jitsu. When you watch UFC and it goes down to the ground and it stays on the ground the BJJ almost always wins!

@@brianheidel4550 great question Brian…..first the path and then the uniform?? Let me research the etymology of that one👍

Pretty sure its to mean something like, "Clothes of the Way" as in those who practice the way of Fist and Foot (Karate) wear these clothes

@@kentuckyfriedken7903 Kentucky Fried Ken, I think you hit the “Nail on the Head”👆👍🎉