Okinawan Karate's Hidden Snake Movements - Tetsuhiro Hokama Sensei
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2023
- In this video, 10th dan Goju-Ryu Karate legend, Tetsuhiro Hokama Sensei, demonstrates the hidden “Snake movements” of Okinawan Karate inside his home in Okinawa, Japan.
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Those 🐍 techniques were painful! 🥋👌
😂
Yes but nothing special you wouldn't encounter in any aikido class. Any beginner can show you what he's showing you. P.s. The best masters apply that technique without pain. Clearly, this smiley man hasn't attained that level, assuming he even knows about it. Best.
Did you see Seagal? 😅
Seagal: I didn't see where it came from😂
Is there a full video on Okinawan Karate?
Yes, ua-cam.com/video/oMVGb27AAd4/v-deo.htmlsi=Tf5iROs_tSz2SjQt
Very sneaky!
Does he get your nose too?
Joint locks based on pain compliance are actually very rudimentary. High-level guys can control your balance and structure without causing any pain -- unless they want to.
Simple joint lock. But who grabs a wrist like that?
Nobody, but it's a great tool for teaching beginners joint manipulation.
Grappling
Really? lol