Thx @kuro-obi world Thx for sensei miyahara n ishii sensei Zi from Indonesia I have one question Sensei miyahara n ishi sensei can you teach self-defense when attacked from 3 directions and has been locked, how to escape from your opponent and fight him???
Dear Master Tamotsu, It is my greatest plarusre to learn some further metholdology of applying Qin-Na,. To my understanding the process of learning from the beginner , through intermediate and advanced goes along the way from wrist, elboq, alrm and body grips and their solutions . This methodology from beginner, intermediate and advance is really an asset. Many thanks for that an wish you good health. Paul, 66, retired instructor of Karate I
Thank Master Miyahira for sharing with us. And for Kuro-obi world for producing these wonderful videos with subtitles. Like English, which makes our comprehension far greater. Keep practice, and all the best to you! Laoshr #60 Ching Yi kung Fu Association
We all know or instinctively feel that our bodies are one biological machine that can be immobilized by strategically placed touch. I just marvel at the Chinese understanding of human anatomy and ability to study it from external point of view - without using expensive equipment. My son once just touched me with his extended finger in chest area without even realizing what he did - and my entire body collapsed to the floor as I lost consciousness for a split of a second. And he knew nothing about pressure points at that time. This is what I call human science at its best. Humble presentation - what a difference from bombastic style of presentations in western world where most just want to get their 15 minutes of fame (and some money along with it). Everyone in this video is so highly civilized it stuns me blind.
"Qin-na to the wrist is an important *first step* in practicing. Through these exercises, we can understand how the human body is structured." great explanation by Miyahira Tamotsu sensei. this is absolutely what most Aikidoka tends to not understand.. they think "hold my wrist" is a legitimate real position lol. this is why Aikido is the most bullied martial arts today. poor poor Morihei Ueshiba must be rolling in his grave...
"Hold my wrist" can happen, but not as you see in demonstrations. You can "force" your opponent to grab your wrist if you were to try and stab them with a knife. If they try to stop your attack by grabbing your wrist, then this applies.
I Look every Video since 2 years and i Must say i love this Master he is so Peacefull respectfull and he tells every technique so simple it enjoys to Look him.👍🏾👏🏾 Hope to Meet him one day … Biggest respect from Berlin germany ✌🏾
Excelente gran maestro hermosas técnicas de artes marciales en verdad lo felicito gran maestro agradezco muchísimo sus grandes enseñanzas es usted para mí en lo personal el #1 le deseo lo mejor de la vida maestro y que Dios me lo bendiga
There are different types of power in kungfu; Push, Explosive, inch etc. What Tamo is using is what is called Penetrating power. To excecute it its not about strength per say but more about finess, and it delivered deeply through grace at the last moment. Watch his legs, it moves like a tai chi principle 🙏
Not about strength my eye. It's important to keep strong, hard hand and wrists so that you aren't weak and they won't break. Chin-na or Qin-na as spelled here is translated self defense but the expression is also to say grab and hold. It teaches us how easy it is to break the arm. This is one method. Very effective and smart, but training other methods along with it is really how to get to the point where you can have a good chance no matter what. Using shuai chiau (Chinese wrestling) makes it easy to apply the same strategy to the legs if you're rolling around with them, especially. This instructor gives us the real deal, but is also hinting toward the truth that if you think there's just one fool proof technique and that's all you need, you're thinking the wrong thing.
the starting point explanation makes sense. In a street fight the opportunities to use sophisticated techniques won't be so easy to capitalize upon but they do occur. But if one without hours and hours and hours and hours of practice tries to focus both their hands on a wrist technique, they will likely get pounded by the other fist or feet.
what he said is very true. the goal is to know the function and the anatomy of the body and joints. u can't just applied a single technique per se' in a real fight
Excellent Qin Na Master! Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge! Man Thabata Nabata (Consistancy brings forth fruits) So much perfection I see in your skills! 😎 👍 🍵 🍛🍛🍵
Subtly-lethal, fine study to evolve into a sober being, needed such guidance as well as the thoughts, to transcend! Look to grow with you 🙏, from the core of my 🫀. Long-live🗻🗾
the little finger in up position and the alignment of the arm to the back of the body... or to the vertical of the body "on the side" of the body... if the arm is anywhere other than the side of the body it doesnt work... if the arm is aligned to the shoulder blade and back the whole body gets locked... that is when a low energy twist that is vertically aligned to the arm going to the shoulder blade and back works...
I'd really like to see these techniques in live training with grapplers who use wrist and elbow control (I'm thinking of wrestlers and no gi BJJ players, especially). I see the principles and I know the positions work once you achieve them but.... I just really want to see it applied to someone in a competitive setting.
It's not really made for that. It's stuff that cops all over the world use on the job. In that environment it's very effective. For example, if it was tried on an experienced grappler that it would not work on, he would probably receive something like a taser or whatever cops do to subdue someone that joint locks don't work on. But the average Joe? Wrist manipulation really works.
@@blockmasterscott Also, if a kung fu master like the gentleman in the video applies those very techniques, even on grapplers, they will have a more chance of working than those applied by cops. On top of that, chin-na is usually studied within given styles of kung fu as part of a whole so if you apply a chin-na technique but for some reason it does not work then you have the striking options in your given kung fu style's arsenal. The master in this video is a complete martial artists with knowledge of several kung fu styles!
Yeah I've tried these joint manipulation things before when rolling at the gym. They're garbage. People don't stand still and let you twist their wrist and they arent being passive either. They're constantly moving and resisting. None of this crap works in a real life scenario.
The reason it works (sometimes) for cops is because usually no one is really "fighting" a cop i.e. trying to knock them out, but either grabbing their arm (perhaps to keep them from pulling out their gun/taser) or trying to pull away/resist arrest. When someone isn't compliant yet not really fighting you can do stuff like this. When people say "real fight" they usually imagine plucking punches out of the air and wrist locking them, which is indeed nonsense. If you want to be able to break someone's joints from a standing position... learn Judo.
@@maofas and that’s my point. Of course it’ll never work in the cage. But cops all over the world would not use joint manipulation if it didn’t work. It works in their environment.
This lesson teaches us that if a knife-wielding assailant kindly lends us his hand and gives us time to make some Kamasutra moves, we can beat him. Very realistic.
I can tell you exactly why/how 'his' technique works. My Master stated...'There are a million secrets in our art'. There are three here. The wise will know exactly what I am talking about! Train hard...train safe, but never wrap the locks on, using too much speed, or too much power...as you may well injure your training partner.
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Thanks you from indonesia
Domo harigatò 🤗🤗🤗
Давно хотел что бы ваши видео с мастером Tamotsu Miyahira были с русским переводом! Спасибо огромное!!!
Thx @kuro-obi world
Thx for sensei miyahara n ishii sensei
Zi from Indonesia
I have one question
Sensei miyahara n ishi sensei can you teach self-defense when attacked from 3 directions and has been locked, how to escape from your opponent and fight him???
Thanks from Brazilian Amazon region!
20年勉強した弟子ですらかかりにくい相手でも宮平先生にかかれば簡単に極めている様に見えてしまう
全て宮平先生の経験から顕微鏡で見て調整する様な作業をこなしてしまう
どれだけ人体について勉強されたのか 勉強熱心で鍛錬も日々欠かさないんでしょうね
すごい人です
悲鳴やタップは無視するのに埃は払ってあげる優しさのバグ…
「敵の降参はあてにならない」というのが無意識レベルで染み付いてるんでしょうかね
いわゆるツンデレDV彼氏のやり口やな🤔
悲鳴やタップは無視するのに（笑）弟子の大変さ・・、
本物に触れる機会だけどこうまでやられっぱなし？やと逆に成長できるんやろか・・・とも思ってしまう
前に宮平先生ご自身が中国留学時の体験として「暴漢に参ったと言われて見逃そうかと思ったら、直ぐさまレンガ(石？)を掴んで殴りかかって来た」と言う感じの事を(細かい所は違うかも知れませんが)仰ってらしたので、実際身に付いてらっしゃるんだと思います。宮平先生の危険への心構えは本物の実戦で培われた物なのでしょうね。
っていうか，単に痛いだけか，これ以上やったら腕が折れるか分かってるんですよ．だから絶対に相手に怪我をさせない自信があってのことでしょう
宮平先生の穏やかな物腰、上品な物言い
素敵な微笑み、そしてエゲツない技
Verdade .
O Sr Miyahira é um verdadeiro Samurai e um gênio para dar ensinamentos.
Agilidade.
Técnica.
Perfeição.
対人間でやってると謎めいたパワーのようにも見えますが、複数の関節部のあるような器具・道具・人形を持って手遊びしてるときに、ふにゃふにゃ動いていたのが「あ、この方向に力を入れると（テコぽくなって）壊れるな」と一連の関節部がロックする瞬間ってたしかにありますね。
中国武術やカンフーの魅力を最初に知らしめたのがブルースリーで、
中国武術の理論を広く知らしめたのが松田隆智氏で、
中国武術の実技の凄みを知らしめた（現在進行形で知らしめている）のが宮平保先生だと思います。
松田隆智さん!
懐かしいです!
松田さんの螳螂拳の本、若い時に買い套路おぼえました(^_^;)
Dear Master Tamotsu, It is my greatest plarusre to learn some further metholdology of applying Qin-Na,.
To my understanding the process of learning from the beginner , through intermediate and advanced goes along the way from wrist, elboq, alrm and body grips and their solutions . This methodology from beginner, intermediate and advance is really an asset. Many thanks for that an wish you good health.
Paul, 66, retired instructor of Karate I
I love watching these masters at work and paying close attention to what I'm seeing
Thank Master Miyahira for sharing with us. And for Kuro-obi world for producing these wonderful videos with subtitles. Like English, which makes our comprehension far greater. Keep practice, and all the best to you!
Laoshr #60
Ching Yi kung Fu Association
宮平先生は、経験と理論の他に第６感的な閃きが優れているかもしれないと感じさせる映像でした。本物の達人ですね。
合気道もよく実戦で使えるかどうかの話が出ますが、まずスタートとして一教から五教を覚えて何周もして、実戦で使える様にしていくんですね。
凄く勉強になります。
宮平先生のお手本は、訓練をされているお弟子さんであっても、一切の忖度もなくかけていく。
石井先生も同じで、平良さんに遠慮のない技をかける。
そこにあるのがある意味『実戦』なんだと思う。
ヨーイドンではなく、勝ち負けでなく、ただ相手を制する技術。通用するか？ではなく、活きるか死ぬかなので目的が既に違うんだよな。
『微調整』たったその一言に、どれだけの錬磨があったのだろう？想像すら絶する。
ほんのほんの少しだけ武術をかじっただけだけど、宮平先生の立ち姿の安定感が凄すぎてもうすごい。立ってるだけで武術見てるみたいな気持ちになる
東吾先生の平良さんのように、宮平先生のアシスタントさんにも興味が湧いてきた。。。
むしろ受けマシーン平良さんに受けてもらいたい…
矛盾してる様に聞こえるかもだけど、宮平先生はやはりとても親切だと思いました。
We all know or instinctively feel that our bodies are one biological machine that can be immobilized by strategically placed touch.
I just marvel at the Chinese understanding of human anatomy and ability to study it from external point of view - without using expensive equipment.
My son once just touched me with his extended finger in chest area without even realizing what he did - and my entire body collapsed to the floor as I lost consciousness for a split of a second. And he knew nothing about pressure points at that time.
This is what I call human science at its best.
Humble presentation - what a difference from bombastic style of presentations in western world where most just want to get their 15 minutes of fame (and some money along with it).
Everyone in this video is so highly civilized it stuns me blind.
"Qin-na to the wrist is an important *first step* in practicing. Through these exercises, we can understand how the human body is structured." great explanation by Miyahira Tamotsu sensei. this is absolutely what most Aikidoka tends to not understand.. they think "hold my wrist" is a legitimate real position lol. this is why Aikido is the most bullied martial arts today. poor poor Morihei Ueshiba must be rolling in his grave...
Looks alot like Daito ryu aiki jujitsu 👍
He is!
Hai, domo
"Hold my wrist" can happen, but not as you see in demonstrations. You can "force" your opponent to grab your wrist if you were to try and stab them with a knife. If they try to stop your attack by grabbing your wrist, then this applies.
Watch Gozo Shioda, he's doing the whole body lock.
この方に対するアンチがいるんだろうが、ナイフ一本でこの人に襲いかかることを想像してみたほうがいい。
演武ではない現実で武器を持って襲いかかれば、この方はリミッターを外した状態で対象を「無力化」しにくることは容易に想像がつく。
ただ制圧されだけじゃないよ。間違いなく破壊される。
飛び道具でも使わない限り一対一で襲いかかろうなんて考えられない。
同感ですね。よく、襲う側はこんなゆっくりは襲ってこないゾ。もっと本気で襲ってくるゾ、と書いてくる人いますが、
なぜ逆の見方、、、いやいや宮平さんもこんな穏やかには仕留めないゾ! 本気で仕留めにくるゾ! と発想できないんだろう????(@_@)
@@ザグレートエスケープ
宮平先生の本気、想像するだに恐ろしい😱
I Look every Video since 2 years and i Must say i love this Master he is so Peacefull respectfull and he tells every technique so simple it enjoys to Look him.👍🏾👏🏾
Hope to Meet him one day …
Biggest respect from Berlin germany ✌🏾
うめき声が･･･
宮平先生って、天才が努力した結果なのだなと思う
今まで観たお弟子さんの中で1番良かった
いつも不思議なワザを見せてくれる宮平先生!!
ありがとうございます!!
宮平先生のお顔を見るたびに、昭和のヒーロー俳優みたいなお顔だなあと思ってしまいます。
俳優と違うのは、リアルにお強い。
リアルヒーローは沖縄にいた！
えぐい技かけてるのに、踏みつけたあと背中をポンポン払ってあげるの優しい。
生きる伝説。生きるアートですね😊
まさに、「Don’t think, feel.」なんですね。
宮平先生の武術は『術』ではなく、1つの生き方として『武道』と見える。格闘家というレベルではないと感じる。本物ですね。
末梢から全体に動かしたり動かされたり、運動療法やスポーツにもつながります。
ありがとうございます参考になります。
Super mistrzowie 😀😀😀😀
Very interesting... Thank you, greetings from Italy! :)
字幕をありがとうございました イタリアからのご挨拶です。
本筋からズレますが、「手首を掴む」を実戦で否定するのは、多くが競技格闘の方です。
そういった方でも、ナイフで襲われると、知らないうちに手首を掴んでいるものです。自身の長い格闘訓練で一度もやったことのない「手首掴み」なのにです。
なので、武器で襲われるという想定をしている格闘技の目線だと、「手首を掴む」「手首を打つ」はありふれた技法です。
Wow, a lot of what he said about body positioning is what we do in Tai Chi, I just never realized it until I listened to his explanation.
これが本物やな……
なんちゃって厨二病クネクネとは比べもんにならん……
「もう、やめたげて～！」って、思わず叫んじゃいました。汗
いやー怖い。
そして、奥が深い。。。
お弟子さんには悪いけど宮平先生の穏やかな口調とのギャップが酷すぎて笑えてくる
宮原先生の立ち姿美しいです 声も綺麗で落ち着きます
そしてパオが本当によくお似合いです
実際手首をつかまれて～一生無いとは思いますが、、、この言葉深い
私路上などで手首は５回つかまれました ３勝２敗です 武術はまったく習ってません ３勝のうち１回は勝った５分後に後ろから下駄で思いっきり殴られて失神直前まで行き負けました だから３勝２敗+１敗で、教訓は付け狙われて後ろからの不意打ちには勝てないということです FBIのシックスチェック（6時方向の注意）は重要だし宮平先生も後方に留意だろうと思います 格闘技では後方チェックは必要ないのです 武術では360度チェックで、ブルースリーも映画の中で四方八方を観察してます
@@友光一郎 , um jn
そりゃ先生の手首掴める人なんて、いないわ
4:32 when sensei says "take your knife back kid, come tomorrow" 😂😂😂
Excelente gran maestro hermosas técnicas de artes marciales en verdad lo felicito gran maestro agradezco muchísimo sus grandes enseñanzas es usted para mí en lo personal el #1 le deseo lo mejor de la vida maestro y que Dios me lo bendiga
There are different types of power in kungfu; Push, Explosive, inch etc. What Tamo is using is what is called Penetrating power. To excecute it its not about strength per say but more about finess, and it delivered deeply through grace at the last moment. Watch his legs, it moves like a tai chi principle 🙏
Uh huh, OK boomer what are you smoking?
@@stefanschleps8758 what?
Aiki no jutsu.
Not about strength my eye. It's important to keep strong, hard hand and wrists so that you aren't weak and they won't break. Chin-na or Qin-na as spelled here is translated self defense but the expression is also to say grab and hold. It teaches us how easy it is to break the arm. This is one method. Very effective and smart, but training other methods along with it is really how to get to the point where you can have a good chance no matter what. Using shuai chiau (Chinese wrestling) makes it easy to apply the same strategy to the legs if you're rolling around with them, especially. This instructor gives us the real deal, but is also hinting toward the truth that if you think there's just one fool proof technique and that's all you need, you're thinking the wrong thing.
腕や手首の極めは合気柔術とほとんど一緒ですね。
どんな武術でも突き詰めると似るってのはマジですね！
人体の弱点が同じだから
Lut ! Hi ! Nice job :)
Tenho aprendido lições valiosas assistindo kuro-obi.
Principalmente qndo está legendado em português.
Excelente vídeo,assim como todos os outros.
the starting point explanation makes sense. In a street fight the opportunities to use sophisticated techniques won't be so easy to capitalize upon but they do occur. But if one without hours and hours and hours and hours of practice tries to focus both their hands on a wrist technique, they will likely get pounded by the other fist or feet.
9:04 Sensei power. This is so impressive.
受け手の人も何度も受けてるけど、そんなベテランや柔軟な方ですら毎回痛そうだし動けなくなる時点で、宮平先生の技術がエゲツないのがただただよく分かる。
天才タイプによくいる感覚派なんだろうね
殺法と活法は表裏一体、柔道の方が整体や整骨をやっておられるのと同じ理論ですねー。
what he said is very true. the goal is to know the function and the anatomy of the body and joints. u can't just applied a single technique per se' in a real fight
Sure you can, but you must set it up first. Strike to stun, then perform the jointlocking technique.
Exactly as one can end a street fight ( or control it) even before it starts. This are seriously dangerous bone breaking/dislocation techniques...
Thanks you Kuro - obi world for upload clip and Thanks Sensei .
現代の日本の環境で今後宮平先生レベルの達人が育つ事あるのだろうか？
I love the video keep up the good work man
宮平先生ものすごく姿勢がいい！
This guy got some interesting moves, and you can see he is channeling his power in his Chi energy. I wouldn't want to mess with this guy.
Bullshido
お弟子さんに何か差し入れを贈りたい、そんな気持ちになりました……。
30年以上前にクラスメイトと手首とる遊び流行ったけどこんな感じで極められない人居たよなぁ。万人にかけられるのが本物の技なんだね、面白い
Meus agradecimentos da Amazônia brasileira! Muchas gracias, senseis! Thank you so much! Arigatô, oss!
Super sir Excellent sri 👌👌👌👌
「扱い慣れたおもちゃのように」という表現があるけど、正にそういうレベルだな、、、
Wonderful, Great 🥰😍🤩👌🏻
DVD届きました！何周も見ますよ〜
山城先生がTシャツになるとムキムキ度が増しますね！
Shout out to the guy in black getting put thru it so that we may learn these techniques
関節柔らかい人はめっちゃ強そうなのに抵抗できないのか…。
J'adore ce maître , vraiment très bon , très très bon .
Excellent Qin Na Master! Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge! Man Thabata Nabata (Consistancy brings forth fruits) So much perfection I see in your skills! 😎 👍 🍵 🍛🍛🍵
宮平先生 初めてまして 前からみてました もう凄いです 勉強になります 宮平先生に捕まったら 終わりですね。
'You will never escape from his "Qin-na"!'
Andy Dufresne:"Red....Hold my beer, oh actually I am not having one...but look after the beer...."
unexpected shawshank redemption references
С удовольствием посмотрел, отличная работа.
Subtly-lethal, fine study to evolve into a sober being, needed such guidance as well as the thoughts, to transcend! Look to grow with you 🙏, from the core of my 🫀. Long-live🗻🗾
This is what a master looks like
Отличное благородное искусство.
Для красивых фоток, чтоб девочкам показывать - самое то!;)
Beautiful !
thanks for turkish subtitle
Master... 🙏
Grazie Maestro per la lezione🙏
Awesome approach of the Qi-na
動画を見てアンチが、片手にナイフ持って、片手をチンナで掴まれるシチュエーションがそもそもヘンだろ！とか言いそうだなw
瞬間にかかるかどうかの説明だと、せめて理解すればいいけどなw
宮平氏に対するアンチ的コメはすべてコレですよ。
本当にかっこいい🔥🔥❤️
the little finger in up position and the alignment of the arm to the back of the body... or to the vertical of the body "on the side" of the body... if the arm is anywhere other than the side of the body it doesnt work... if the arm is aligned to the shoulder blade and back the whole body gets locked... that is when a low energy twist that is vertically aligned to the arm going to the shoulder blade and back works...
合気道の白川先生にも体験していただきたいですね(◎-◎;)
それめっちゃ気になります！
ほんとそれ
Sensei, muito bom o video.
Respekt Grande maester OSS 👍👍👍👍👍
Спасибо очен грамотный мастер класс
宮平保先生の武術は魔術みたいな気がする、水滸伝の林中みたいな気もする。
Sensi Tomastu is a real Master in a real sense...A great through teacher...I bow to him...he is honourable...hah...
Conhecido no Aikido como 2⁰ princípio. 👍🏼 NIKYO
👍
Deadly stuff!
Nikkyo, Lao Tran, S lock, z lock. So effective it shows up in many Martial Arts.
エグい・・・
だがそれがいい！
これと同じ技を少林寺拳法で学びました。相手の腕をZ型にすると僅かな力で決まります。
I'd really like to see these techniques in live training with grapplers who use wrist and elbow control (I'm thinking of wrestlers and no gi BJJ players, especially). I see the principles and I know the positions work once you achieve them but.... I just really want to see it applied to someone in a competitive setting.
It's not really made for that. It's stuff that cops all over the world use on the job. In that environment it's very effective. For example, if it was tried on an experienced grappler that it would not work on, he would probably receive something like a taser or whatever cops do to subdue someone that joint locks don't work on.
But the average Joe? Wrist manipulation really works.
@@blockmasterscott Also, if a kung fu master like the gentleman in the video applies those very techniques, even on grapplers, they will have a more chance of working than those applied by cops.
On top of that, chin-na is usually studied within given styles of kung fu as part of a whole so if you apply a chin-na technique but for some reason it does not work then you have the striking options in your given kung fu style's arsenal.
The master in this video is a complete martial artists with knowledge of several kung fu styles!
Yeah I've tried these joint manipulation things before when rolling at the gym. They're garbage. People don't stand still and let you twist their wrist and they arent being passive either. They're constantly moving and resisting. None of this crap works in a real life scenario.
The reason it works (sometimes) for cops is because usually no one is really "fighting" a cop i.e. trying to knock them out, but either grabbing their arm (perhaps to keep them from pulling out their gun/taser) or trying to pull away/resist arrest. When someone isn't compliant yet not really fighting you can do stuff like this. When people say "real fight" they usually imagine plucking punches out of the air and wrist locking them, which is indeed nonsense. If you want to be able to break someone's joints from a standing position... learn Judo.
@@maofas and that’s my point. Of course it’ll never work in the cage. But cops all over the world would not use joint manipulation if it didn’t work. It works in their environment.
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imagine you can use that Qin-na technics very fast, accurate and efficient.
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This lesson teaches us that if a knife-wielding assailant kindly lends us his hand and gives us time to make some Kamasutra moves, we can beat him.
Very realistic.
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is he a real world character who became the inspiration in Kenji's comic story?
I can tell you exactly why/how 'his' technique works. My Master stated...'There are a million secrets in our art'. There are three here. The wise will know exactly what I am talking about! Train hard...train safe, but never wrap the locks on, using too much speed, or too much power...as you may well injure your training partner.