Wow this comment section has the most professional fighters who can do anything everything all gathered here together to share there wisdom. Thank you all. 🤦🏻
@@Mr_Bio_Hazard doesn't matter if you know what that is or how to do it but knowing when to put it into action at the right moment its not the number of techniques you know but instead knowing when to put it into action which requires real combat experience
Fancy moves won't do shit on real life. Its all dance moves. I could take any of those masters. I'm joking. I won't do shit. That punch, very impressive. Well done.
There will ALWAYS be something to be said about a pure, powerful, bare knuckle punch. I'm a BJJ practitioner but I have massive respect for those devoted to mastery of striking arts. I'm fascinated with the knuckle/hand/wrist conditioning of hard Karate styles. Of all the arts, I'd rather not take a punch from a devoted Karateka.
Despite all the comments I really think that this Sensei is no ordinary man, his body conditioning is without a doubt just amazing. Reading some comments that say Mike Tyson could deliver more power in a punch, maybe so but that's not the point of this video, the Sensei is not claiming he is more powerful than anybody else, he is just demonstrating what the human body is capable of with adequate training, and I find it amazing.
I think even if his punch is weaker it is still more impressive then mike Tyson since he is doing it bare fist but mike Tyson does his punches with boxing gloves I am not trying to say mike is a bad fighter thoe I am just pointing it out
He's old slow with restricted mobility. That's just the truth it's not disrespect. I just know what im looking at. Upload the footage of him moving at this age like a young bruce lee.
@brogo ram: Don't sweat it my bro! MMA fighters take traditional martial too, so they can't down any art they learn. Example: Lyota Machida... Traditional Shotokan Karate, but combines it with grappling arts & others to create MMA.
there is lots of people there studying them all over the world all the time! by the time some new moves born! evry person who master them find their own style!
Boards or not any fighter can tell this man is no pushover the condtioning of his hands the form etc he is very well studied of his style and its applications and that is very admirable
I used to take Karate when I was younger, I achieved up to blue belt and was pretty decent. It's all about conditioning yourself to perform it first of all, through constant technique practice and sparring, as well as rigorous stretching and exercise. You learn the katas and proper form for kicks and punches first, then you're taught to master your breathing. You exhale all your breath "through" the object, and imagine the hit being like an immovable wind. Also you transition your feet and body from the ground during this process to maximize the power of your hit. Karate was very disciplined and full of immense respect and comradery between fellow students and instructors (Sensei). I know the practice is meant to be for pure self defence in a practical way but also to be honest and practice with a zen mind and not to use with malice, much like the quote "with great power comes great responsibility.."
I find many of these comments very rude and disrespectful. Give respect where it is due. The man spent his life training. Most of the martial arts we all have heard of like karate can be traced back to a time where people where at war and designed to be deadly. Those same countries today are peaceful and most practitioners advocate peace and spirituality. So all of these martial arts have been proven in war and blood otherwise they wouldn't have survived into tradition. There are many that compare martial arts to MMA. I do not think that is fair and here is why. MMA is and for most of its history on tv was a show. Catered to an audience. Compare that to the first fights...No rules, no gloves. A kick to the face broke 3 teeth and lodged them in the foot, ended the fight almost as soon as it began. Soon came rules and regulations and now its edging closer to WWE reality tv. MMA has never been fair and a true show of lethality. All fighters must fight carefully and never to the full potential of what they can do. That is only reserved for war. So my message, dont be childish and give respect to those that put countless hours of hard work into their art.
And kung fu these days is nothing but dancing moves. They focus less on attacking but more on fancy moves. At least a UFC fighter can break your teeth 🤨 without doing un necessary things
@@MB-cb8cr you don’t understand the point of it at all then, it teaches discipline. No shit any decent martial artist would piss around with the fancy parts.
I thought in physics it is said to every action there is an equal and opposite re action who said boards do not hit back do punching bags hit back do banana trees hit back do punch shields hit back so do not make a fool of yourself about boards do not hit back Bruce Lee made that statement for cinematic effect for Bruce Lee broke sixteen boards with a side kick so Bruce was a board do not hit back phoenomenon also
no real street fighter is waiting for you karate masters to gather your forces breath properly and then punch them with that unrealistic stance and punch.
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Did you notice the grain of the wood in the boards? This demonstration proves that if you set up favorable conditions, you can look incredible to naive people.
Naive my azz. Even if the grains were positioned in the most favorable position, that was hard as hell to do . Look at the wrist size on the Sensei .In comparison to his height, his wrists are build like Hulk's
At 5:00 correct. In Isshinryu Karate (Derived from Gojuryu and Shorinryu) we trained the concept of "Instantaneous Destructive Force" for street self-defense. We're going to defeat each attacker in one or two strikes so we are prepared for the next attacker. This means we typically train to attack the groin and especially the THROAT of the person attacking us.
As a boxer i'd say if i were to punch the same board it'll definitely break... MY FIST that is! The master's punch is insane! No normal human can accomplish that. RESPECT.
I used to tell people that I can punch hard enough to turn the bones in my hand to powder. Now this guy, his hand can handle that kind of power. Look at his knuckles!
"Your fingers and toes must be like arrows, your arms must be like irons.If you kick, try to kick the enemy dead.If you punch, punch to kill.This is the spirit you need to progress in Karate." -Choshin Chibana(1885-1969)
@@jarredlewis8951 Lyoto Carvalho Machida 3rd dan black belt in Shotokan Karate under Yoshizo Machida was the light heavyweight champion. He also had black belt in Brazilian jiu jitsu under Walter Broca. UFC is MMA you’re not going to see anyone that just studies one form of martial arts win anything 🤣 but anyone that Studies Karate could definitely beat a casual all day 🤣
for those who comment "board won't fight back, other disciplines much better/effective, etc." pls bear on your mind, whatever your discipline is...the key to win the fight is speed and power. you may land your 10 punches without power on that man but the man only land his one punch then you end up dead. or you move too slow so that man can block your punch and hit you once, you end up dead as well. the point here is don't underestimate others who train their discipline well. sport fighting is much different than real fight, which has no rule at all, so can't compare. I'm very sure bruce lee won't comment "boards don't hit back" to sensei if only he still alive as bruce lee is a very open minded martial artist, he honored others' discipline.
Karate = bullshito in fight so plz stop telling absurdity. An intermediate level ufc fighter can knock out a master of karate with no difficulties. The point is karate was probably effective in the past but today it’s obsolete. The new martials arts are boxing/bjj/judo still useful/grappling mainly. Karate vs new martials arts is like compare a gun from the 18th century to a new one. Karate is a good martial art for the spiritual way but don’t hope to be a good fighter thanks to it
@@tithranduilthryn3222 Even a kid with proper training can kill us with simple kick to the throat. All your bullshit doesn't matter if you want to be a goodperson not a cocky person who fight everyone. Fight for something not for the sake of tv ratings, and money shame.
@@jarredlewis8951 Many people die from punches to the head, many boxers have died or became crippled from internal injuries in the head, and that was with gloves. Imagine getting punched without gloves in the more fragile side of the head. Yes, you would die. Depends on the strength of the punch and how you punch but you can definitely kill someone with a punch in the head, doesnt matter if youre a boxer or a karateka.
@@dusk_dawn6672 you're 100% right. And what Santi Jr was trying to say was the same thing you said. His jeet kun do is effective, compared to other martial arts, like you mentioned, the traditional and all the "bullshit". You see what I wanted to say is martial arts is not all about fighting. Some are for Excercises for self benefit. And others are for combat. But people mix them all the time. If it is Excercises or real combat, it doesn't matter. What matters is each art has a culture, poetry, style, philosophy, and beauty to it. Wether it may be for combat or not, it is not so called "bullshit". I don't see any martial arts as a way to fight others or beat the shit out of them. I see them as a form of life itself. My English is very bad, you must excuse me for my typos or lack of description. These are things you must experience it. Martial art is a dance. A dance to show you're alive, or the way how you move, just like how animals or insects move so rigidly and beautifully. Martial arts has those moves it's rigid and beautiful. So please I request you, if you don't like certain martial arts you don't have to learn it you don't have to recommend this to your friends. But please don't disrespect them by calling them ineffective or bullshit or saying this is better than this etc. Im sorry to write a long lecture, I don't wanna lecture anyone, but we as martial artists must know this minimal thing at atleast. Destroy ego.
I know "boards don't hit back" but this guys punch will easily cave your chest in or shatter your face and skull. You don't build this skill by going to "Karate" class for 1 hour 3 days a week.
Sensei,Massaki San is so humble, I think humility is an innate quality of excellence. Karate is an art which teaches self defense, discipline, perseverance, equality, compassion, control or eliminate temperment to an extent helps in understanding breathing and meditation.
Daniel: But Mr.Myagi a log is a dead tree. Mr, Myagi: Hai (Yes)! Daniel: So since a dead tree can never attack you, would you break a log like that still - if you could? Mr.Miyagi: Daniel san, still depend on circumstance of log = but even you could!
Makiwara is a very useful exercise to strengthen the hands Hitting the goal helps to develop speed, strength, and precision in defense art Makiwara is part of the traditional karate complementary training called Hojo undo Makiwara is a simple and easy tool and you can make it at home and train it daily for a quarter of a half hours to make your hands steel But what is important here is that you need to train it correctly or otherwise it has a loss Especially those students who started
I am not a martial art student but a racquet sport player. To me, it seems the science is the same. In tennis, when one hit the sweet spot and follow through properly e.g. full waist rotation, the ball goes powerful and strong towards opponent. And the surprising thing is, there is little jarring on the shoulder. But when one does not hit with follow through and not connect the sweet spot, you feel much tension on the shoulder and yet the ball does not travel powerfully. I believe is the same principle.
In Okinawa this is their national sport. I served on the island many years ago and got to see many masters do thoroughly impressive things. You will not find any more humble genuine people in the world. Their way of life is beautiful and I suspect that is one reason they live so long there. My regret in life is that I did not remain on the island longer as I had that opportunity at the time. To this day, some of my fondest memories in my life were found on that island. Yes, their techniques are deadly but they would never consider boasting about such a thing.
Do MMA fanboys have nothing better to do than to comment on every traditional martial arts video about how badass MMA is and how a UFC fighter could beat up an old man?
@@silentassassin423It's usually about the younger UFC fans who are on kickbox. Trust me, they're all like this. They ridicule other sports while also being used in MMA. They don't even know what mma is. I've exposed people like that before.
Please show respect. This is an honorable man, not some celebrity selling coca-cola. There are 1000's of combat styles and I respect them all. It is only with humility and respect that anyone will ever learn the true lessons a master can teach...
As someone who learned to punch in this manner, let me explain what you are seeing. He is positioning his skeletal structure for forward torque rather than speed at the point of impact. His torso rotates an already straight arm, which he must simply keep rigid as his fist drives through the target. It is, to some degree, him simply pushing his hand into sand -- only he's conditioned his muscles and pain tolerance enough to strike a solid target like bone or wood, and can drive his hand through it as it gives way. He has practiced his form enough to have the right skeletal structure so that his muscles don't have to do all the work. This sort of punch feels like two things to the person being struck. First, it does NOT push you upon contact -- those two knuckles sink into you, far more than is comfortable. They go into you like you are not there, hitting 2+ inches into you with the impact force. Then, the rest of the fist begins to sink in as well. Then it feels like a push, but only afterward. It hits a lot like a side kick or heel kick, with similar force. It can knock you down, despite looking like a simple clumsy punch. Some heavyweight boxers throw/threw punches in a similar manner -- one of the most famous is George Foreman, who many people claim is the hardest hitting boxer to ever step into the ring. Someone trained to punch like this can hit a solid brick wall repeatedly and at near full power with virtually no damage to themselves, save for a bit of friction damage to the lead knuckles. Repeated punching like this creates micro-fractures in the bone that heal over, making the skeleton stronger and stronger each time. Eventually, it is nothing to punch right through boards.
I would like to see anyone of these keyboard warriors try to do what that man did. Even if the boards are made to break easier he's still layering the boards and breaking them with a punch. I don't know many people that can do that. He's a grandmaster for a reason, and look at the knuckles, they are all calloused up and solid from all the training he's done for years. Don't hate the man for being able to do the stuff in the video.
it is rare that someone can break a makiwara, as it has give. these striking posts take 10s of thousands of strikes from karateka, he snapped it like a twig in 2 punches. by karate standards that is amazing and it was a legit break, ive struck makiwara full power and never snapped one. absoluely amazing.
I can tell you. I am living and training in Okinawa, Japan. Some of these guys are the real deal. A lot of the great mixed martial artists come train with them.
Its a breath of fresh air to hear that everyone always talks about training in Thailand but I always say I would prefer to train in Okinawa. I train MMA but I started off in goju Ryu karate and I might start incorporating kyokushin training too just because I love it
@@snd7622 Hey hey hey..... I like Bruce Lee........ movies LOL LOL LOL.... But you're right, I searched for years and can't find one real fight with Bruce. Yeah he created founded a style but I feel like he never proved his metal. Unlike many other founders alive today and others passed such as Mas Oyama, many of his pupils and other masters from the past. While consistent training is the true refiner of technique and skill, one must test his/her way of strategy in combat. Only by testing can you truly be confident in your way of strategy.
@@AlexYazanGames Bruce Lee was rubbish. This man on video is legit and great . Bruce NEVER fought for real.He never won tournament, championship, title...nothing at all. Bruce was only cinema hero.
You have to respect how long he has been doing this. I do martial art, and my two punching knuckles are nowhere as big as his. He has probably throw more punches than majority of us in a life time.
We cannot stop the comment section though. Most of the people are filled with ego, more specifically dark ego/ extreme ego. The online medium ensures they remain safe with their dignity intact after pretending to be tough guy. The comment section needed to be disabled by the owner long ago. It's better that way. The proportion of likes and dislikes would speak for video itself.
Some dedicate their life to an art and are able of amazing physical strenght that can brake woodboard , Some dedicate their life sitting on a chair and are able to type amazing shit on their keyboard keys.
@@parkerbrooks5801 Crap...I remember watching a 3rd Dan karate guy give a demo on how to break 3 of these...he smashed his fist into it twice and failed to break them...then another try with the same result...he apologised to the watching crowd and gave up. However, I have no doubt he had managed it several other times before giving it a try in public...simply on that night he couldn't get into the mindset to do it correctly...
I know that "board wont fight back" .. But the fact is, I know the quality of that sensei's punch. It's dangerous n deadly. Imagine if, that punch lands on your face 🤕🤕🤕
Lol. Finally someone who has brain is here. So many people comment "board wont fight back". They forgot the point of this video, imagine if he land a clean hit to the face. Lmao
The saying "The board wont fight back" is meant to say that an actual trained opponent won't complyantly wait for you to land the punch on the intended spot, like the board does. An actual opponent will block / dodge / move / counterstrike, in short; he/she will do something that greatly diminishes your punch power. It is much more valuable having lots of sparring training (instead of perfecting the perfect punch) because gives you experience as to how to continue after your "plan" didn't pan out as you intended. (Everybody has a plan until they take a punch to the face) The key word in you statement is "if", and you most definitely won't land that punch cleanly to the head of a well trained opponent.
If you observe other board breaking demos, they put spaces between boards with pieces of wood. This is to make it easier, the boards won't be supporting or bracing each other. My eyes widened when I saw that he was punching what would be similar to a 4 cm beam! I would NOT want to be punched by this sensei. If you hit me with a 4 cm beam, that is bone-breaking!
I don't understand all the haters in the comments, for a man his age this is very impressive and for most of you weaklings in the comments (which most of you are) he could probably immobilize you with one hit.
Be original people and stop using that long abused Bruce Lee quote : "Boards don't hit back!" Perhaps stop watching old movies and start actual training. Too many Internet warriors. Are you willing to take a gut punch from this guy to test his power??
Had a Korean instructor that could do some heavy duty stuff like driving nails through about an 11/2 of wood cut from a slab of tree trunk, break river rocks and break a bunch of boards with his fist. He had hands like this instructor. I had another instructor after my first one moved away that got mad at me cause I wouldn’t deliberately break my knuckles for a flatter, stronger punching surface. I made my living as a mechanic I needed my hands. It’s amazing to watch these old school instructors.
50% of the comments are about people who never did a tameshiwari before complaining about the wooden boards. They have no idea about how hard breaking 5 of them could be... especially if you are on your 60's like the sensei in this video. Awesome karate, oss!
He has a good punch. I did Traditional Karate and I had a very hard punch. When I got my 1st Dan black belt I went to a boxing gym and spa with a few guys. I couldn't hit any of them. Landing a hit on somebody actively trying not to get hit and hitting with maximum force are 2 different arts. For effective combat there is a trade off that has to be made. I do respect his punch for the dedication and the art of it.
i am sorry for saying this. but the idea of "traditional" karate is always to counter attack since "there is no first attack in karate", that's why the kata is developed not in offensive but rather defensive state of mind. Even the traditional Muay Thai forms are actually counter attacks. You can easily land blows on a anyone who try to hit you no matter his/her style. The Daido Juku is a whole different story.
@@Jack_Gatsby Not sure why your sorry for saying it :) "There is no first attack" is widely open to opinion and abuse. for example. He gave me that look that meant he was attacking so I hit him with my counter attack. The counter attack can be interpreted as countering the counter to your initial attack and on it goes. As for easily landing blows on anyone, well in my experience in depends on how deceptive and fast they are. I confess I am nmot familiar with the term Daido Juku
1:22 If you're wondering why is he doing weight lifting with so much little weight and so little movement, it's because he's just preparing his triceps, deltoids and trapezius for the punches. It's like warming up with the bonus of triking your own body by making it think it weights more, therefore giving stronger punches. This guy can lift more and is probably stronger than most of us viewers. My source: Practicing Tae Kwon Do since I was 5 and learning some of this stuff in both theory and practice
I train in MMA I can tell you his punching technic is spot on. Yeah, it's impractical when you are up against a wrestler or street fight if that is your only move. But you haters sitting on couch missing the point of Martial Arts if only thing you are thinking about is street fight. I got mad respect for this man.
If this máster hit you Hi canción kill you, makiwara is for practice, informe full contact Karate you Can full the real aplicación off this technique, you Are shit anda you Don't Know the real power of karate, just close your mma ass and Don't tell shits about real martial artist
I do Karate - almost 18 years in Japan. I do respect this man but those boards for the 板割 are mad dry and brittle LOL. I broke a couple last week by accident. I do believe he has a strong punch for his age though.
@Hippy(Bboomer) Well exactly, the tensing should be timed to the point of contact only. But then immediately relax, as you but need to move swiftly in defense or for a follow up attack. Actually in Okinawa - very far from mainland Japan (here) they do bare knuckle conditioning.
I see so many comments doubting this Master power punch or his fighting skill. If you never train with one of the masters, you'll never know their mastery in their arts.
for those who says boards dont hit back, if this guy hits you like that on your liver, i highly doubt you'll be able to hit back right away. need.. air.. cant.. breathe
The vast majority of this comments section should be ashamed of themselves. This man is just showing what he learned for years and years of karate. And all of you are just insulting him with “MMA is better” and shit. Cut it out. If you’re going to say some bullshit like that then don’t say anything and leave
I was stationed in Okinawa, Japan many years ago and that is the place to learn from a Real Master. My first video. Fastest Marine corps vet. I'll be 60 years old in May and my friend's say that I'm still as fast as a Cobra. God bless you. CPL James Heflin Marine corps vet.
While I do agree with Bruce Lee's statement in Enter the Dragon, "boards don't hit back", if that punch lands solid, the recipient will unlikely be able to hit back. That's broke ribs or a fractured skull. Such a body blow to the liver is putting you down. That's for real. My advice in fighting him is to keep moving and don't charge in, definitely not blindly.
I have been learning Shotokan karate for four and half years now, I'm at 1st Kyu (One before the first black belt). This guy's hands are in very good condition compared to other's. His hands aren't warped and he clearly hasn't overdone knuckle conditioning because the calluses aren't that extreme.
A lot of trash talking behind the scenes. Please respect the Master who is paying homage to his art during this demo where traditional budo is the essence.These techniques were used during the feudal period of Okinawa where weapons were prohibited and so the one punch to destroy one's enemy was perfected to pierce the body armour. The callous knuckles are due to years of body conditioning and if any commentators should wish to try these moves at home you are all welcome to do so!
I lived in Okinawa for 18 months. That guy was my landlord. Rent was always on time.
lmao
He will maikwara your colon and pull the rent out of your ass so you better pay up before he gets called to your door.
:-)))
This comment pleases me.
Knock-knock!
"Ah-so! Rent time for Mikey-san!"
Vaporizes flying brick mid-air with knife hand karate chop!
"You got the rent, right?"
Wow this comment section has the most professional fighters who can do anything everything all gathered here together to share there wisdom. Thank you all. 🤦🏻
Another Troll. You wouldn't know a hook hand from a bent wrist.
@@Mr_Bio_Hazard doesn't matter if you know what that is or how to do it but knowing when to put it into action at the right moment its not the number of techniques you know but instead knowing when to put it into action which requires real combat experience
ikr damn fighters jeez wow awesome lol
You got some mean typing skills yourself Sensei. lol
Comment section is the safest place to pretend.
Fancy moves won't do shit on real life. Its all dance moves. I could take any of those masters. I'm joking. I won't do shit. That punch, very impressive. Well done.
Not gonna lie you had me in the first half
Agree with ya
@Levi M ♥️♥️♥️
This comment is like calling taekwondo just dancing when they could knock you out with a kick😂
XD damnit, I fell for it before I read the rest of it!
Huge respect to the practitioners of traditional Karate
Традиционное кунг-фу эффективнее☝️👍
2:44 Rib breaker🥋
5:38 Face smasher😵
5:47 he was one inch away from the dark web
Oh hello other me how’s jojo doing in the fridge
Boards don't hit back, but god damn theyll impale you
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I don't inow why buy i can't stop laughing. Thank u, dude. 😄👍
There will ALWAYS be something to be said about a pure, powerful, bare knuckle punch. I'm a BJJ practitioner but I have massive respect for those devoted to mastery of striking arts. I'm fascinated with the knuckle/hand/wrist conditioning of hard Karate styles. Of all the arts, I'd rather not take a punch from a devoted Karateka.
Well put man. Respect to you and best wishes in future BJJ competitions!
Respect 🙏
Despite all the comments I really think that this Sensei is no ordinary man, his body conditioning is without a doubt just amazing.
Reading some comments that say Mike Tyson could deliver more power in a punch, maybe so but that's not the point of this video, the Sensei is not claiming he is more powerful than anybody else, he is just demonstrating what the human body is capable of with adequate training, and I find it amazing.
Well said and I find this video very impressive myself because of the point he was making.
I think even if his punch is weaker it is still more impressive then mike Tyson since he is doing it bare fist but mike Tyson does his punches with boxing gloves I am not trying to say mike is a bad fighter thoe I am just pointing it out
He's old slow with restricted mobility. That's just the truth it's not disrespect. I just know what im looking at. Upload the footage of him moving at this age like a young bruce lee.
We got all kinds of scientists, physicists, and fighters in the Comment section of this video, like wow.... lmao
Education is a hell of a drug.
And musician :)
Don't forget the martial arts philosophers
Old man hits like a howitzer.
Makiwara tree
After watching Baki I’m getting this recommended
Yah he's like real life doppo orochi lol
A sign your training must begin.
Reminds me of Katsumi caving in Doyle's face with a punch
@@ismaellinzag6638 even his hands look similarly
My grandparents described having to fight this guy on the way to school every day
🤣🤣🤣
Lmao😂😂 i haven't laughed out loud in a while thanks
Hahaha
Ahhhh 🤣🤣
That kick to bladder ant no joke!
i'm sick of MMA fanboys flooding the comment section in every traditional martial art videos with their 'lets see if" comments
*i mean its not like mma is karate just with different style moves*
@brogo ram: Don't sweat it my bro! MMA fighters take traditional martial too, so they can't down any art they learn. Example: Lyota Machida... Traditional Shotokan Karate, but combines it with grappling arts & others to create MMA.
those comments about board density, well try this when your about 60 years old... this guy has very thick bone density compared to the wood
Yeah so many wood experts in the comments. Bunch of lowlifes
@marcopolo333333 youtube333 watch the slowmotion, it is like watching a feet of an elephant stumping wood wew!
I wonder when all these old generation of masters pass away, will we still be able to see the next generation of masters showcase the same skill?
there is lots of people there studying them all over the world all the time! by the time some new moves born! evry person who master them find their own style!
Boards or not any fighter can tell this man is no pushover the condtioning of his hands the form etc he is very well studied of his style and its applications and that is very admirable
I used to take Karate when I was younger, I achieved up to blue belt and was pretty decent.
It's all about conditioning yourself to perform it first of all, through constant technique practice and sparring, as well as rigorous stretching and exercise.
You learn the katas and proper form for kicks and punches first, then you're taught to master your breathing.
You exhale all your breath "through" the object, and imagine the hit being like an immovable wind.
Also you transition your feet and body from the ground during this process to maximize the power of your hit.
Karate was very disciplined and full of immense respect and comradery between fellow students and instructors (Sensei).
I know the practice is meant to be for pure self defence in a practical way but also to be honest and practice with a zen mind and not to use with malice, much like the quote "with great power comes great responsibility.."
2:52 was that a fucking shockwave
Possibly
I thought I saw a freaking mushroom cloud?
I find many of these comments very rude and disrespectful. Give respect where it is due. The man spent his life training. Most of the martial arts we all have heard of like karate can be traced back to a time where people where at war and designed to be deadly. Those same countries today are peaceful and most practitioners advocate peace and spirituality. So all of these martial arts have been proven in war and blood otherwise they wouldn't have survived into tradition. There are many that compare martial arts to MMA. I do not think that is fair and here is why. MMA is and for most of its history on tv was a show. Catered to an audience. Compare that to the first fights...No rules, no gloves. A kick to the face broke 3 teeth and lodged them in the foot, ended the fight almost as soon as it began. Soon came rules and regulations and now its edging closer to WWE reality tv. MMA has never been fair and a true show of lethality. All fighters must fight carefully and never to the full potential of what they can do. That is only reserved for war. So my message, dont be childish and give respect to those that put countless hours of hard work into their art.
I feel you🥺
And kung fu these days is nothing but dancing moves. They focus less on attacking but more on fancy moves. At least a UFC fighter can break your teeth 🤨 without doing un necessary things
@@dusk_dawn6672 yeah so that's more useful you know. Pick up the best things from each style rather than fancy dance moves
@@MB-cb8cr can't you say mma uses all kinds of dance moves?
@@MB-cb8cr you don’t understand the point of it at all then, it teaches discipline. No shit any decent martial artist would piss around with the fancy parts.
“In a place where young men dont last. Fear the old man”
"Boards don't hit back"
Yeah, neither would a person after taking a hit like that 🤣
I thought in physics it is said to every action there is an equal and opposite re action who said boards do not hit back do punching bags hit back do banana trees hit back do punch shields hit back so do not make a fool of yourself about boards do not hit back Bruce Lee made that statement for cinematic effect for Bruce Lee broke sixteen boards with a side kick so Bruce was a board do not hit back phoenomenon also
Lmaooo
no real street fighter is waiting for you karate masters to gather your forces breath properly and then punch them with that unrealistic stance and punch.
If you have the mobility of a plank you may get hit ,But anyone who is any good is mobile
Unless you're going to stand there like a board
Imagine his son getting a B in a test
Stop...
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@@thepersonwhogivesflashback9757 I see you are cultured
@@artospepper6435 I see you are cultured aswell
I would grab my gun
Did you notice the grain of the wood in the boards? This demonstration proves that if you set up favorable conditions, you can look incredible to naive people.
I noticed that too... all the grain was positioned the same way.
Naive my azz. Even if the grains were positioned in the most favorable position, that was hard as hell to do . Look at the wrist size on the Sensei .In comparison to his height, his wrists are build like Hulk's
6:00 - I love how he bows to the wooden man after punching his head off.
Like a samurai😂🤣😂
At 5:00 correct. In Isshinryu Karate (Derived from Gojuryu and Shorinryu) we trained the concept of "Instantaneous Destructive Force" for street self-defense. We're going to defeat each attacker in one or two strikes so we are prepared for the next attacker. This means we typically train to attack the groin and especially the THROAT of the person attacking us.
As a boxer i'd say if i were to punch the same board it'll definitely break... MY FIST that is! The master's punch is insane! No normal human can accomplish that. RESPECT.
Its a lower punch people are dumb if that punch hits any organ down there u will collapse , its karate but people are dumb thinking this is wack
Chinese kung fu can surpass it ~de arimasu
You can if you punch bricks everyday to harden your bone.
@@Mromellette shut up he was saying it was a good punch he was being nice
I used to tell people that I can punch hard enough to turn the bones in my hand to powder. Now this guy, his hand can handle that kind of power. Look at his knuckles!
"Your fingers and toes must be like arrows, your arms must be like irons.If you kick, try to kick the enemy dead.If you punch, punch to kill.This is the spirit you need to progress in Karate."
-Choshin Chibana(1885-1969)
Imagine someone closing in on you with a bow drawn, only to then start shooting their own toes at you.
When I start seeing these guys win UFC I'll believe it. Jon Jones destroyed shogun
@@jarredlewis8951 Lyoto Carvalho Machida 3rd dan black belt in Shotokan Karate under Yoshizo Machida was the light heavyweight champion. He also had black belt in Brazilian jiu jitsu under Walter Broca. UFC is MMA you’re not going to see anyone that just studies one form of martial arts win anything 🤣 but anyone that Studies Karate could definitely beat a casual all day 🤣
for those who comment "board won't fight back, other disciplines much better/effective, etc." pls bear on your mind, whatever your discipline is...the key to win the fight is speed and power. you may land your 10 punches without power on that man but the man only land his one punch then you end up dead. or you move too slow so that man can block your punch and hit you once, you end up dead as well.
the point here is don't underestimate others who train their discipline well. sport fighting is much different than real fight, which has no rule at all, so can't compare.
I'm very sure bruce lee won't comment "boards don't hit back" to sensei if only he still alive as bruce lee is a very open minded martial artist, he honored others' discipline.
Karate = bullshito in fight so plz stop telling absurdity. An intermediate level ufc fighter can knock out a master of karate with no difficulties.
The point is karate was probably effective in the past but today it’s obsolete. The new martials arts are boxing/bjj/judo still useful/grappling mainly.
Karate vs new martials arts is like compare a gun from the 18th century to a new one.
Karate is a good martial art for the spiritual way but don’t hope to be a good fighter thanks to it
@@tithranduilthryn3222 Even a kid with proper training can kill us with simple kick to the throat. All your bullshit doesn't matter if you want to be a goodperson not a cocky person who fight everyone. Fight for something not for the sake of tv ratings, and money shame.
@@tithranduilthryn3222 please respect others Martial Artist and their martial arts.
No one out here is gonna die from some karate kid punch. stop it. You karate guys are nuts
@@jarredlewis8951 Many people die from punches to the head, many boxers have died or became crippled from internal injuries in the head, and that was with gloves. Imagine getting punched without gloves in the more fragile side of the head. Yes, you would die. Depends on the strength of the punch and how you punch but you can definitely kill someone with a punch in the head, doesnt matter if youre a boxer or a karateka.
2:51 the punch breaking the sound barrier in slow motion caused the first camera shake. So glad i saw this.
I believe in karate because their body become like stone after training for year and year
Roshan Rai no
One explosive 🥊 from Mike Tyson 😂😂😂 there his karate will also get knocked out hahahaha hahahaha
A true warrior doesn't boast which martial art is better than the other.
@@smokeychan5392 that's true my friend that's why Bruce Lee became a Legend 🙏
@@dusk_dawn6672 you're 100% right. And what Santi Jr was trying to say was the same thing you said. His jeet kun do is effective, compared to other martial arts, like you mentioned, the traditional and all the "bullshit".
You see what I wanted to say is martial arts is not all about fighting. Some are for Excercises for self benefit. And others are for combat. But people mix them all the time.
If it is Excercises or real combat, it doesn't matter. What matters is each art has a culture, poetry, style, philosophy, and beauty to it. Wether it may be for combat or not, it is not so called "bullshit".
I don't see any martial arts as a way to fight others or beat the shit out of them. I see them as a form of life itself. My English is very bad, you must excuse me for my typos or lack of description. These are things you must experience it.
Martial art is a dance. A dance to show you're alive, or the way how you move, just like how animals or insects move so rigidly and beautifully. Martial arts has those moves it's rigid and beautiful.
So please I request you, if you don't like certain martial arts you don't have to learn it you don't have to recommend this to your friends. But please don't disrespect them by calling them ineffective or bullshit or saying this is better than this etc.
Im sorry to write a long lecture, I don't wanna lecture anyone, but we as martial artists must know this minimal thing at atleast. Destroy ego.
I know "boards don't hit back" but this guys punch will easily cave your chest in or shatter your face and skull. You don't build this skill by going to "Karate" class for 1 hour 3 days a week.
No shit lol
yea and even if you could hit this hard it would need years of callusing of bones to not hurt yourself punching something this hard
Yes but how many times he have brake his fingers and wrist to do that?
I can see him destroying a some ribs but not the skull lol 😂 the skull will still break his hands
So will launching a 1lb rock at someone, just hit the heavy bags if you want stronger punches lol.
I love how he bows to the broken makiwara 🙂
Paying respect to the broken for their use
Awesome
Sensei,Massaki San is so humble, I think humility is an innate quality of excellence. Karate is an art which teaches self defense, discipline, perseverance, equality, compassion, control or eliminate temperment to an extent helps in understanding breathing and meditation.
Daniel: Mr Miyagi can you break a log like that?
Mr Miyagi: Don't know, never been attacked by tree!
Daniel: But Mr.Myagi a log is a dead tree.
Mr, Myagi: Hai (Yes)!
Daniel: So since a dead tree can never attack you, would you break a log like that still - if you could?
Mr.Miyagi: Daniel san, still depend on circumstance of log = but even you could!
Dear Japanese people 🗾
I love your culture and the language. I'll save money to travel over there, btw Ramen Noodles is the first thing I'll buy🍜
Makiwara is a very useful exercise to strengthen the hands
Hitting the goal helps to develop speed, strength, and precision in defense art Makiwara is part of the traditional karate complementary training called Hojo undo
Makiwara is a simple and easy tool and you can make it at home and train it daily for a quarter of a half hours to make your hands steel
But what is important here is that you need to train it correctly or otherwise it has a loss
Especially those students who started
Okinawan Karate is powerful. Very underrated.
I like how after he broke the wooden plank, he bowed to it like it was an opponent.
I am not a martial art student but a racquet sport player. To me, it seems the science is the same. In tennis, when one hit the sweet spot and follow through properly e.g. full waist rotation, the ball goes powerful and strong towards opponent. And the surprising thing is, there is little jarring on the shoulder. But when one does not hit with follow through and not connect the sweet spot, you feel much tension on the shoulder and yet the ball does not travel powerfully. I believe is the same principle.
Teck Hong yes and no, the power is most definitely real, but yes, it would be much harder if you didn’t hit that sweet spot
Yea thats a good comparison just because it looks or feels strong doesn't mean it is
I'm guessing that the 3K dislikes are from carpenters.
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@@АнтонКузнецов-и8юHaha, wood abuse!
Naw man its from the International Termite Association
And trees
Or lumberjacks
In Okinawa this is their national sport. I served on the island many years ago and got to see many masters do thoroughly impressive things. You will not find any more humble genuine people in the world. Their way of life is beautiful and I suspect that is one reason they live so long there. My regret in life is that I did not remain on the island longer as I had that opportunity at the time. To this day, some of my fondest memories in my life were found on that island. Yes, their techniques are deadly but they would never consider boasting about such a thing.
Christ is mad at you right now!! Your slapsticc savior needs you to only adore him wtf is wrong with you!?!? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤪🤦
Do MMA fanboys have nothing better to do than to comment on every traditional martial arts video about how badass MMA is and how a UFC fighter could beat up an old man?
Facts
Nope, they doesn't
UFC fans are toxic
@@silentassassin423It's usually about the younger UFC fans who are on kickbox. Trust me, they're all like this. They ridicule other sports while also being used in MMA. They don't even know what mma is. I've exposed people like that before.
@@halildonmez3005 Exactly!
Please show respect. This is an honorable man, not some celebrity selling coca-cola. There are 1000's of combat styles and I respect them all. It is only with humility and respect that anyone will ever learn the true lessons a master can teach...
I dont respect them all. Some give people a false sense of security that will their butt kicked one day
As someone who learned to punch in this manner, let me explain what you are seeing. He is positioning his skeletal structure for forward torque rather than speed at the point of impact. His torso rotates an already straight arm, which he must simply keep rigid as his fist drives through the target. It is, to some degree, him simply pushing his hand into sand -- only he's conditioned his muscles and pain tolerance enough to strike a solid target like bone or wood, and can drive his hand through it as it gives way. He has practiced his form enough to have the right skeletal structure so that his muscles don't have to do all the work.
This sort of punch feels like two things to the person being struck. First, it does NOT push you upon contact -- those two knuckles sink into you, far more than is comfortable. They go into you like you are not there, hitting 2+ inches into you with the impact force. Then, the rest of the fist begins to sink in as well. Then it feels like a push, but only afterward. It hits a lot like a side kick or heel kick, with similar force. It can knock you down, despite looking like a simple clumsy punch. Some heavyweight boxers throw/threw punches in a similar manner -- one of the most famous is George Foreman, who many people claim is the hardest hitting boxer to ever step into the ring.
Someone trained to punch like this can hit a solid brick wall repeatedly and at near full power with virtually no damage to themselves, save for a bit of friction damage to the lead knuckles. Repeated punching like this creates micro-fractures in the bone that heal over, making the skeleton stronger and stronger each time. Eventually, it is nothing to punch right through boards.
you went far my dude... x)
Yeahh i agree with you fact,until we got some punch from him..dat nasty
Theorist Jeff speaks the truth!
This just shows you how strong these people are. Been training for their whole lives. AND he said it was easy..
I would like to see anyone of these keyboard warriors try to do what that man did. Even if the boards are made to break easier he's still layering the boards and breaking them with a punch. I don't know many people that can do that. He's a grandmaster for a reason, and look at the knuckles, they are all calloused up and solid from all the training he's done for years. Don't hate the man for being able to do the stuff in the video.
You are right Matt
I agree. Keyboard warriors are ridiculous, they think they know it all.
I just tell them to show me how easy it apparently is. After they splutter through a few excuses I just laugh, then change the subject.
it is rare that someone can break a makiwara, as it has give. these striking posts take 10s of thousands of strikes from karateka, he snapped it like a twig in 2 punches. by karate standards that is amazing and it was a legit break, ive struck makiwara full power and never snapped one. absoluely amazing.
2 punch and breaking the makiwara is impressive. Those masters are always so friendly and respectful. Unlike those keyboard warriors in the comments.
We are ⌨ masturbators.
Good punch. Very straight, very clean.
Too many people say Karate alone doesn't hold up against mixed forms of mma but I wonder who'd agree after taking a blow from this guy?
Yeah even one board is hard to destroy for people like us coz all we use is a phone
Nahhh , those boards are thin and weak af. If you have prior knowledge about how wooden boards work, you'd know its really not that hard.
@@iamsean8348 do it then
@@guardian6975 Im a martial artist, so I know shit abt wooden boards. Ive done this way more times than you could imagine.
@@iamsean8348 so I guess you’re an expert on wooden boards?
6:00 I love how he shows respect to the wooden plank
Biugnadere
Me : Does it hurt ?
Sensei : me ?
Me : I was talking to the board
*bows to the board*
I can tell you. I am living and training in Okinawa, Japan. Some of these guys are the real deal. A lot of the great mixed martial artists come train with them.
Its a breath of fresh air to hear that everyone always talks about training in Thailand but I always say I would prefer to train in Okinawa. I train MMA but I started off in goju Ryu karate and I might start incorporating kyokushin training too just because I love it
His punch looks really dangerous.
Makes the one think twice before getting in a fight with the wrong people.
Especially if ur body is made out of shit wood
@@niguy2492 At least you know that, if you dodge, he'll practically fall over without you having to do anything.
"Boards don't hit back" - Bruce lee
"No one will after this punch" - unknown
He can break a hip with his hand, and keep doing it. Wild.
Bruce was rubbish and never fought for real LOL After this punch Bruce will die in 5 seconds:)
@@snd7622 Hey hey hey..... I like Bruce Lee........ movies LOL LOL LOL.... But you're right, I searched for years and can't find one real fight with Bruce. Yeah he created founded a style but I feel like he never proved his metal. Unlike many other founders alive today and others passed such as Mas Oyama, many of his pupils and other masters from the past. While consistent training is the true refiner of technique and skill, one must test his/her way of strategy in combat. Only by testing can you truly be confident in your way of strategy.
@@snd7622 he isn’t rubbish man
@@AlexYazanGames Bruce Lee was rubbish. This man on video is legit and great . Bruce NEVER fought for real.He never won tournament, championship, title...nothing at all. Bruce was only cinema hero.
You have to respect how long he has been doing this. I do martial art, and my two punching knuckles are nowhere as big as his. He has probably throw more punches than majority of us in a life time.
We cannot stop the comment section though. Most of the people are filled with ego, more specifically dark ego/ extreme ego. The online medium ensures they remain safe with their dignity intact after pretending to be tough guy. The comment section needed to be disabled by the owner long ago. It's better that way. The proportion of likes and dislikes would speak for video itself.
Lucky for me I only learn jiu-jitsu which doesn't involve punch hehe. I don't need to hurt my fist
@@thepersonwhogivesflashback9757 you need striking also
That’s why we learn, “Always keep the highest respect and reverence of the Sensei/O Sensei,” because you get to live longer by doing so 😊
Some dedicate their life to an art and are able of amazing physical strenght that can brake woodboard , Some dedicate their life sitting on a chair and are able to type amazing shit on their keyboard keys.
true story
it takes little strength to break wood
@@parkerbrooks5801
Crap...I remember watching a 3rd Dan karate guy give a demo on how to break 3 of these...he smashed his fist into it twice and failed to break them...then another try with the same result...he apologised to the watching crowd and gave up. However, I have no doubt he had managed it several other times before giving it a try in public...simply on that night he couldn't get into the mindset to do it correctly...
@@stuartleggat7176 when i was nine i could break inch thick wood with a single punch
@@parkerbrooks5801
So??
Imagine catching them break into your house on camera and you see them measuring out the center of the door.
Board breaking is essential for proper skill and toughening of the human weapon. Pain is an effective teacher if used correctly.
I love how humble sensei is!
I know that "board wont fight back" .. But the fact is, I know the quality of that sensei's punch. It's dangerous n deadly. Imagine if, that punch lands on your face 🤕🤕🤕
Lol. Finally someone who has brain is here. So many people comment "board wont fight back". They forgot the point of this video, imagine if he land a clean hit to the face. Lmao
The saying "The board wont fight back" is meant to say that an actual trained opponent won't complyantly wait for you to land the punch on the intended spot, like the board does.
An actual opponent will block / dodge / move / counterstrike, in short; he/she will do something that greatly diminishes your punch power.
It is much more valuable having lots of sparring training (instead of perfecting the perfect punch) because gives you experience as to how to continue after your "plan" didn't pan out as you intended. (Everybody has a plan until they take a punch to the face)
The key word in you statement is "if", and you most definitely won't land that punch cleanly to the head of a well trained opponent.
Is motherfucking Baki (2020) reference
yeah its very good and real punch but he won´t be able to make as much damage even if he lands clean due shock absortion
Objects won't hit themselves true .. but someone can also hit with these hard objects, that removes the counter logic & promotes what the sensei did.
Damn, why is everyone hating on this guy? Before you hate on this guy, I would like to see you break 5 boards
Give him boards then have no cracks then we will see is he is real if hes real good if hes not he won't attempt it
Not everyone but a large group of people. They ain't hating. They're jealous and they found a safe room online to pretend to be tougher.
Imagine getting tapped by this old man and you suddenly fell into eternal slumber
I really admire the principle thought of taking down the opponent in one blow in martial arts. Sensei is powerful!
If you observe other board breaking demos, they put spaces between boards with pieces of wood. This is to make it easier, the boards won't be supporting or bracing each other. My eyes widened when I saw that he was punching what would be similar to a 4 cm beam! I would NOT want to be punched by this sensei. If you hit me with a 4 cm beam, that is bone-breaking!
I don't understand all the haters in the comments, for a man his age this is very impressive and for most of you weaklings in the comments (which most of you are) he could probably immobilize you with one hit.
Not haters ignoramuses lol
He has awesome power that most men half his age don't even dream of 😂
@@truthwillprevail821 power to break thin boards.
the most imressive thing is he didnt break his hand
@@jasontipton8430 he's probably been doing hand conditioning in one form or another for the better part of 2 decades.
Be original people and stop using that long abused Bruce Lee quote : "Boards don't hit back!"
Perhaps stop watching old movies and start actual training. Too many Internet warriors.
Are you willing to take a gut punch from this guy to test his power??
Had a Korean instructor that could do some heavy duty stuff like driving nails through about an 11/2 of wood cut from a slab of tree trunk, break river rocks and break a bunch of boards with his fist. He had hands like this instructor. I had another instructor after my first one moved away that got mad at me cause I wouldn’t deliberately break my knuckles for a flatter, stronger punching surface. I made my living as a mechanic I needed my hands. It’s amazing to watch these old school instructors.
Wow I didn't know there were so many grandmasters in the comments
5:40 if you look at the bottom of the wood, you see it's pre-broken.
Its not pre-broken..its broke after the 1st hit
@@king82382 no he is right nice catch
@@TartarusPyro Aye he is correct, you can see the fracture line there.
HAha ya your right....plus its a 1x3 i snap those all day long at work.
He will lose in an mma fight
Wow amazing Mr. Orochi
Loal
Are you talking of the tiger killer?
Yes Okinawa 👏 👍 💯 % nice 😃 ...it's the time Okinawa comes forth...excellent.
Now this guy can make a human donut
Kakyoin nooooo!!!!
if you cant have a stand, then become the stand.
edit: apologies, stando*
5:36 you can see where the break is gonna be on the board before he gets the first punch in
after 1st punch crack 2nd punch break
Very smart of you to notice that.
youre right
Dam you right
That's the set up. He didn't drop punch them. Be like if someone was holding em.
The dislikes are from all the boards that were destroyed.
Unbelievable strength 👍👍thank you for sharing your video 👍👍💚
50% of the comments are about people who never did a tameshiwari before complaining about the wooden boards. They have no idea about how hard breaking 5 of them could be... especially if you are on your 60's like the sensei in this video.
Awesome karate, oss!
Lucky for me I learn jiu-jitsu which doesn't involve fist haha.
MUCH RESPECT Sensei.
He has a good punch. I did Traditional Karate and I had a very hard punch. When I got my 1st Dan black belt I went to a boxing gym and spa with a few guys. I couldn't hit any of them. Landing a hit on somebody actively trying not to get hit and hitting with maximum force are 2 different arts. For effective combat there is a trade off that has to be made. I do respect his punch for the dedication and the art of it.
i am sorry for saying this. but the idea of "traditional" karate is always to counter attack since "there is no first attack in karate", that's why the kata is developed not in offensive but rather defensive state of mind. Even the traditional Muay Thai forms are actually counter attacks. You can easily land blows on a anyone who try to hit you no matter his/her style. The Daido Juku is a whole different story.
@@Jack_Gatsby Not sure why your sorry for saying it :) "There is no first attack" is widely open to opinion and abuse. for example. He gave me that look that meant he was attacking so I hit him with my counter attack. The counter attack can be interpreted as countering the counter to your initial attack and on it goes. As for easily landing blows on anyone, well in my experience in depends on how deceptive and fast they are. I confess I am nmot familiar with the term Daido Juku
You can see the absolute power of that strike in the way it shook what was behind the boards.
1:22
If you're wondering why is he doing weight lifting with so much little weight and so little movement, it's because he's just preparing his triceps, deltoids and trapezius for the punches. It's like warming up with the bonus of triking your own body by making it think it weights more, therefore giving stronger punches. This guy can lift more and is probably stronger than most of us viewers.
My source: Practicing Tae Kwon Do since I was 5 and learning some of this stuff in both theory and practice
Nobody wondered
@@Hirozgiro just in case, dude
Thank you, I was wondering 😊
I was wondering indeed. Thanks!
@@Hirozgiro speak for yourself
i thought i need to do:
100 push ups
100 squats
100 sit ups
10 km run
to destroy someone with only one punch
100km*
its 10
imma weeb so i know😂
And sleep without air control
I'm gonna try it out and become Saitama Mk 2 haha
u can't
The wood is made to be possible to break.
Not easier to break.
At his age to be even able to break a couple of those board is impressive let alone breaking that makiwara. Just look at the knuckles on his hands.
I train in MMA I can tell you his punching technic is spot on. Yeah, it's impractical when you are up against a wrestler or street fight if that is your only move. But you haters sitting on couch missing the point of Martial Arts if only thing you are thinking about is street fight. I got mad respect for this man.
If this máster hit you Hi canción kill you, makiwara is for practice, informe full contact Karate you Can full the real aplicación off this technique, you Are shit anda you Don't Know the real power of karate, just close your mma ass and Don't tell shits about real martial artist
I do Karate - almost 18 years in Japan. I do respect this man but those boards for the 板割 are mad dry and brittle LOL. I broke a couple last week by accident. I do believe he has a strong punch for his age though.
Hippy(Bboomer) I believe so with decent technique a lot of power can be transferred even with a light body frame. As long as you don’t tense up.
@Hippy(Bboomer) Well exactly, the tensing should be timed to the point of contact only. But then immediately relax, as you but need to move swiftly in defense or for a follow up attack. Actually in Okinawa - very far from mainland Japan (here) they do bare knuckle conditioning.
Bro, this is literally a bone breaking punch
I see so many comments doubting this Master power punch or his fighting skill. If you never train with one of the masters, you'll never know their mastery in their arts.
true
that's a lifetime of work
for those who says boards dont hit back, if this guy hits you like that on your liver, i highly doubt you'll be able to hit back right away. need.. air.. cant.. breathe
If Ikemiyagi sensei hits you you won't be hitting anything ever again.
that's why piccolo always said *DODGE*
Here is the expert on the liver shot and how to deliver it ua-cam.com/video/UiA58nDBd6Q/v-deo.html
The vast majority of this comments section should be ashamed of themselves. This man is just showing what he learned for years and years of karate. And all of you are just insulting him with “MMA is better” and shit.
Cut it out. If you’re going to say some bullshit like that then don’t say anything and leave
I love when he broke the maki. He was totally caught off guard, and then bowed to the obliterated board.
This guy's torso punch could rupture organs 😶
"boards don't hit back" yeah neither do ribs. Imagine that 🤯
Boards don't hit back, but they hurt like hell tho
no shit sherlock.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA try his fist and let see if you can still fight back🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was stationed in Okinawa, Japan many years ago and that is the place to learn from a Real Master. My first video. Fastest Marine corps vet. I'll be 60 years old in May and my friend's say that I'm still as fast as a Cobra. God bless you. CPL James Heflin Marine corps vet.
While I do agree with Bruce Lee's statement in Enter the Dragon, "boards don't hit back", if that punch lands solid, the recipient will unlikely be able to hit back. That's broke ribs or a fractured skull. Such a body blow to the liver is putting you down. That's for real. My advice in fighting him is to keep moving and don't charge in, definitely not blindly.
If you spent years destroying your joints you can break pieces of wood. Amazingly useful !
Pretty based if you ask me
They dojt because they still move with. Lot of speed and fluidity like they were 20 year olds
I have been learning Shotokan karate for four and half years now, I'm at 1st Kyu (One before the first black belt). This guy's hands are in very good condition compared to other's. His hands aren't warped and he clearly hasn't overdone knuckle conditioning because the calluses aren't that extreme.
A lot of trash talking behind the scenes. Please respect the Master who is paying homage to his art during this demo where traditional budo is the essence.These techniques were used during the feudal period of Okinawa where weapons were prohibited and so the one punch to destroy one's enemy was perfected to pierce the body armour. The callous knuckles are due to years of body conditioning and if any commentators should wish to try these moves at home you are all welcome to do so!
we cant control the comment section full of white boys who can't prove themselves beating a sensei fist to fist XD
Skills based on many years of hard training. The senior with great strenght. Nice to see it.