Taikyoku kata done by Mr. Tomoji Miyamoto in the 70's in presence of Master Shigeru Egami. An example of the flowing uncontracted method in Shotokai Karate-do.
If you are refering to the 'kime' of shotokan...the 'snap' of the punch? In shotokai the punch (and ki) flows through the opponant after the point of impact. This is shotokai's concept of kime. It doesnt 'snap' like that of other karate styles, which gives shotokai a very unique distinction. In addition, Shotokai is non-competition based, thus adhering to the principles of Gichen Funakoshi Sensei, unlike the shotokan of todat.. These are the principles of Shigeru Egami Sensei.
yeah im sorry i really dnt know anything about shotokai. I practice goju ryu. But whats up with his stance, isnt this supposed to be done in zenkutsu dachi?
If you are refering to the 'kime' of shotokan...the 'snap' of the punch? In shotokai the punch (and ki) flows through the opponant after the point of impact. This is shotokai's concept of kime. It doesnt 'snap' like that of other karate styles, which gives shotokai a very unique distinction. In addition, Shotokai is non-competition based, thus adhering to the principles of Gichen Funakoshi Sensei, unlike the shotokan of todat.. These are the principles of Shigeru Egami Sensei.
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Notice, this is Shotokai, not what is normally known as Shotokan (JKA and splinter organizations).
A real master. Fluently but strong.
this looks superb!
tecnica magistrale ...
This is a rhetorical question I suppose, and my response would be, don't suppose you know anything about Shotokai unless you've studied in the school.
Not surprising, considering Takwondo was based on Japanese Karate-do
yeah im sorry i really dnt know anything about shotokai. I practice goju ryu. But whats up with his stance, isnt this supposed to be done in zenkutsu dachi?
umm but wheres the impact?