Lol this is a slow motion... With the true speed, his jo is fast enough to knock out or to puncture anybody... And a jo is just a wooden weapon to practice... it's supposed to be a spear or a sword. Even with a slowmotion it's hard to read his moves... It's kind of scary actually :)
This is slo-motion. Lol. Find a Florida video of him at full speed, it’s just about in-human. Finishes with him using the jo to toss Yamada Sensei around like a rag doll.
Craig Hocker I have seen it’s a slow motion lol, but it seems to me that it’s just a movements by his arms. The strikes don’t start from his center. This is my opinion.
@@yoshimitsu72 Maybe sometimes, But if you see a similar jo-kata from O-Sensei, it is the same.. more arms than center at some points in the kata.. It seems to be mostly Jo.. follow the Jo..
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this is exactly as we are taught in the Oregon KI Society - Jo nage #1
Awesome!! Thanks for sharing!
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Very different from jo kata of Saito sensei. I don’t like these because they seems to me without power.
Lol this is a slow motion... With the true speed, his jo is fast enough to knock out or to puncture anybody...
And a jo is just a wooden weapon to practice... it's supposed to be a spear or a sword.
Even with a slowmotion it's hard to read his moves... It's kind of scary actually :)
This is slo-motion. Lol. Find a Florida video of him at full speed, it’s just about in-human. Finishes with him using the jo to toss Yamada Sensei around like a rag doll.
Craig Hocker I have seen it’s a slow motion lol, but it seems to me that it’s just a movements by his arms. The strikes don’t start from his center. This is my opinion.
@@yoshimitsu72 Maybe sometimes, But if you see a similar jo-kata from O-Sensei, it is the same.. more arms than center at some points in the kata..
It seems to be mostly Jo.. follow the Jo..
yoshimitsu has a valid point in that Ki Society's emphasis was on natural flow and movement rather than form based strength.