Okinawa Karate doesn't matter if it's a WOMAN or not | Uechi-ryu Kitae Sanchin | 上地流 鍛え | サンチン
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Uechi-ryu "Kitae" checks her body strong enough from attacks from enemy!
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Remember, that striking came from the hardened veterans of uechi ryu, the force of their strike is beyond ordinary human.
That is one tough woman 😎 i was hurting while watching her getting hit😣
you have it folks, Okinawan Karate is for everyone!
its very great
Great! I'm a Kyokushin girl too.
Which belt? Cause i am anso practicing kyokushin
kyokushin...stupid rules...not allowed punch head :))))))))))
this is true 'trial by fire'.
they're actually going lighter on the students than what you see. just watch a vid of shinjo sensei correcting his senior student's forms... the student's bodies are red all over afterwards. brutal. even a simple handshake from that man would make any badass humble lol
Great!
That's some iron woman, awesome.
Muy interesante
Funny story from many years ago. Tony S. was in the line up. I can't remember if he was a godan or rokudan at the time. Anyway, East LA. Rough part of the town. Senior black belt walks up to Tony, blasts him in the stomach. Tony, who happens to be about 6 ft, 235 if he's an ounce, blasts the guy back!! Sempei picks himself up, walks back up to Tony, who btw is still in stance, and asks "Why did you hit me?" Tony, 1,000 yard stare, answers "You don't hit me, I don't hit you!"
Next time in the line up, Sempei is blasting everyoone in the lineup ...until he gets to Tony. He looks at Tony, gives nod and a grunt, Tony gives a grunt back and sempei move on the next guy, whom he hits extra hard...just to make up for not hitting Tony.
Rip the other guy
No wonder people are so into fitness nowadays.
koza Dojo,Okinawa 新城昌子(Shingyo Masako) is always great. T. Higa
It does too matter. The men had to do it wit their tops off (lol)
True; they should have made it equal by having the woman do it without pants.
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So many spearhands and finger strikes.
they actually condition their hands to do that and hit one another in that way, unlike alot of other martial arts styles that just do the motions of it and don't even try to condition their hands the way that they supposedly strike. not in okinawan karate. every DAMN thing is a weapon.
@@quickstep2408 But it's not how the techniques were ever meant to be used. They've invented painful and unrealistic ways to use kata movements in modern karate. If it was effective, more combat arts would use it.
The man becoming a wood.......it is incredible.....whats the sense?!
try it with a blindfold it wont be the same
have you tried being hit either at the abdomen or breast area or kneed at the legs while blind folded and you are going to exhale and then the hit will impact? I doubt it. try also blindfold, tip toe, exhale then be hit with a punch on your body or legs.
It will be the same because what is being use their to endure impact is breathing. Why have you tried being hit in close eyes- tip toe? if one can control their breathing at the bladder area one can, at least, endure a punch or kick at the abdominal area up to their limitation.
U just replied back to yourself
Why there are 28 dislikes?
cv Snowflakes perhaps.
It's cruel, not just to women but also to men(students)! Who is strong? The fist of the "Sihan" or the body of the student, especially the parts of the body being punched. What is going to prove? The fist is too weak that cannot hurt the body or the body is strong enough? It's full of contraction!
@@TheAnsonysc [I remove my comment since I misunderstood Anson's comment. I now walk home in shame.]
Doctor X What my comment was on the post "why there are 28 dislikes", neither on the training nor the practice. When I was a child, my father told me: "練拳不練功，到老一場空"。Probably the sanchin kata is one of the trainings for that purpose. One man's food, another man's poison. "Why there are dislikes?"
@@TheAnsonysc 😰
Ah, thanks for that. This does not often show to whom a comment replies, so it looked like, to me, that you were just commenting on the practice.
ごめなさい and I will remove my comment.
Makoto
I can see Uechi Ryu has a root from Tai Chor, the oldest form of kungfu. That spearhand attack is so similar to Taichor
uechi ryu, which probably has the strongest ties to their chinese roots out of all the okinawan styles (goju being second), actually came from white fujian crane kung fu.
@@quickstep2408 that's why they use so many fingers attack. I see. I have seen a deliberate attack on the eyes more severe than just an eye poke, this school is insane.
@@quickstep2408 Karate's roots are Okinawan traditional martial arts. They have some influence from White Crane Kung Fu, but the root is Okinawan fighting.
Das könnte ich nach meiner Beinvenentrombose nicht mehr,. trotz Gerinnungshemmer können sich béi Mir, Blutgerinsel lösen und eine Lungenembolie ausloesen.
don't take it out AT ALL on the birds..
mysterious asian power
極真が強いに決まってる。
上地流空手の達人には勝てんよ。
@@user-tk1rq9pt5h 人によるんじゃないですかね
@@yoshihirokamichi
極真会のトップクラスと上地流空のトップクラスが戦ってみればどっちが強いか分かる。
The difference will appear if you hit the jaw.
I think she was crying.. look at her watery eyes...
she may be crying but she can endure those impact.
@@diosdadoapias Big boys dont cry, same for the girls, whacks like that may well make her eyes water but thats not crying, she has earned respect and has trained hard, well done to her, i certainly wouldnt argue over who washes the dishes!!!
She may have a watery eyes. But, she had endured the trial. She didn't give up. I don't think the beatings were light. It would hurt and inflict pain on anybody. The tester probably used same amount of force on her as much as on other men.
She may not be able to take more force than men. She flinched more than other men.
Well, it CLEARLY does matter if it's a woman or not - the guy doesn't wear karategi and she does...! ;)
Daamn where are those western social justice warriors?
Imagine as housband at those girl and didn't make good housband duty in bed...:)))))
After over 30 years of martial arts, I still see no point to this type of training. I guess it's fine if you enjoy it.
There are certainly other valid ways to train, but forms and conditioning shouldn’t be underrated. Forms teach a body the mechanics to generate power for varied strikes and movements of a particular style. The conditioning teaches the body how to absorb attacks, maintain structure and composure. Neither training tool is a replacement for fighting and sparring, but allows one to focus on these very specific aspects of combat. A number of really good MMA fighters like Chuck Liddell and George St. Pierre have their roots in traditional karate like this video. Not the only way to train, certainly, but there is value in it.
Not sure which martial arts you practicing, it's called conditioning, muaythai, shaolin monk, kyokushin, even boxing.
you must be kidding me! what kind of martial arts you been doing in the past 30 years?
I don't have an issue with katas. At least the traditional ones. I actually find them to be very useful. My issue is the whole, "Lets do slow motion kata while someone beats on us" approach to learning a martial art. IMO this is the result of several generations of misunderstanding kata and it's use. When you have nothing of real value to teach, you create exercises like what is seen in the video.
I believe partner training is extremely valuable. To the point that I would ask why they choose to practice like this when there are partners available for training.
The inclusion of Karate in the lineage of successful MMA fighters is irrelevant here. Karate today is typically trained as 1. self-defense, 2. kata or point sparring contests, or 3. entertainment. While they may share some fundamental movements, none of these three will benefit a high level MMA fighter very much at all as they are not the same thing.
It's like saying a successful football player was also good at boxing. I seriously doubt that Machida, Liddell, St. Pierre, or any of the number of sport fighters with some time in traditional arts, built their MMA careers on Karate training. It was likely more of a gateway influence than anything else.
If there is value in this, I don't see it. Training to stand there and take a fake beating while doing nothing seems counter-productive to me.
Guess you're not a practitioner, there is 'Arts' in martial arts. Kata is a beauty form of karate it's about self control, taekwondo, and wushu also has their own Kata.
There is also Kumite have you ever heard of it.
Thing is about people who only think the martial arts as self defense, they only think bout 'oh this is useless, can't do it in real life'
Martial arts is not just fight it's about discipline, respecting other. You don't go punch people when you have an argument because you're a martial artist, and you can show of your skill.