Wonderful to see such humble but skilled practitioners. Uechi-Ryu was my first style of karate many years ago, and I miss it. Even though I've been practicing Shito-Ryu much longer than I did Uechi-Ryu (there's no Uechi-Ryu dojos where I moved to), I still practice my iron body conditioning, Sanchin, and focus on the self-defense mindset that I learned in Uechi-Ryu.
I am pretty sure I fought Kanji when he was in Boston with the late Kanmei Sensei way back..... He brought one of his sons to GEM's Summer camps and that's the one I fought. Great memories, and good to 'see' him again.
i starter to learn uechi ryu at Malaysia since 7 years old followed a japanese senior who worked at Malaysia. After, seen he practice his style of karate, he teaches me since then. Now i am 47 years old. my japanese sensei (god father) passed away few years back. i really missed him and the technic he passed to me. His last wish was for me to go to Okinawa to continue the learning. I don't know if they would accept me or not.
Wow amazing ! I always wish Ryukyu Karate will continue to connect with children and grandchildren, and inherit traditional culture that can be proud of to the world from a small island ‼️
I developed my own martial art. I first run a few miles of trail in the wild, then climb in the wild then reach my dojo which is a clearing in the forest and there i train my techniques alone in any season. I am the funder of my own discipline.I don't need the comfort of a room indoor to train, i am used to train outdoor in the dense fresh air or in the hot summer air and i love it.
That's amazing, if ou don't mind can you tell me more about your training and own martial art, I woul be glad to know more about your martial art please.
@@luisalejandroalvarez8817 Thank you. I have background in Karate, Tae Kwon do and Kung Fu and last in boxing. So i used all that knowledge to make my own martial arts. I guess i did not create from scratch but adapted it to my body type. Training outdoors is very rewarding and the healthiest.
Maybe a silly question, but I noticed they each only have two stripes on their belts. I’ve seen other guys online who have more stripes, yet these brothers are the heads of the organization. How could an outsider outrank them? Or am I misunderstood?
We should all go old school and just wear a white belt. The more you train the darker the belt gets. A little Febreeze and your good to go, lol. 1 stripe 5 stripes who cares as long as you train.
The single stripe often represents 6th dan &/or Renshi title; They are head of Soke, that is the family system... but they did not inherit the lineage of being headmaster to Uechi-ryu. Kanei Uechi named Toyama Seiko Sensei as his successor. There is the black and white video on UA-cam that shows that happening.
初めて上地流を知ったのは、40年前くらい。当時マイナーな雑誌でキックの専門誌で「マーシャルアーツ」というのがあったんですが、そこで初めて知りました。
恐らくその頃は、上地流は本土で殆ど知られていなかった様な記憶があり、空手の雑誌を購読していたのですが上地流は載っていなかったですね。
本土は4大流派と防具空手の団体、極真空手が殆どでしたから。これからの発展をお祈りいたします。
Wonderful to see such humble but skilled practitioners. Uechi-Ryu was my first style of karate many years ago, and I miss it. Even though I've been practicing Shito-Ryu much longer than I did Uechi-Ryu (there's no Uechi-Ryu dojos where I moved to), I still practice my iron body conditioning, Sanchin, and focus on the self-defense mindset that I learned in Uechi-Ryu.
感動😂と安心、過去、現在、未来が繋がって居られる事に嬉しく心が震えます、昭和40年後半頃、当事、上地流若狭修武館糸数館長に引率されて二代目から三戦の指導を受けました。物事は全て1から始まります、初代が大変な苦労をされて上地流を名のったか、、とてつもない意思が働いています。上地流に栄光あれ上地家に繁栄あれ！上地流空手宗家大ファン。
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great masters head of Uechy ryu congatulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
失ったものを取り戻すのは容易なことではないが、みんな仲良く尊敬しつつ道を継承し続けて行ってほしいです。
遠い昔に同じ屋根の下で稽古し、汗を流した日々が昨日のように思います。今は海外で自分が教わったそのままの上地流唐手を私なりに教えています。宗家の皆さん、今後の発展を心よりお祈りしています。
I am pretty sure I fought Kanji when he was in Boston with the late Kanmei Sensei way back..... He brought one of his sons to GEM's Summer camps and that's the one I fought. Great memories, and good to 'see' him again.
Thank you very much for this video. Thank you to the Uechi family for perpetuating this wonderful art which is practiced and loved worldwide!
❤ Truly loved watching this. Thank you so much for sharing. As a Uechi Ryu karatka, this filled me with such joy.
i starter to learn uechi ryu at Malaysia since 7 years old followed a japanese senior who worked at Malaysia. After, seen he practice his style of karate, he teaches me since then. Now i am 47 years old. my japanese sensei (god father) passed away few years back. i really missed him and the technic he passed to me. His last wish was for me to go to Okinawa to continue the learning. I don't know if they would accept me or not.
Wow amazing !
I always wish Ryukyu Karate will continue to connect with children and grandchildren, and inherit traditional culture that can be proud of to the world from a small island ‼️
I love that they joke and smile. :-) Great vid
The Uechi Family tradition continues. I wish you all great success!
I developed my own martial art. I first run a few miles of trail in the wild, then climb in the wild then reach my dojo which is a clearing in the forest and there i train my techniques alone in any season. I am the funder of my own discipline.I don't need the comfort of a room indoor to train, i am used to train outdoor in the dense fresh air or in the hot summer air and i love it.
That's amazing, if ou don't mind can you tell me more about your training and own martial art, I woul be glad to know more about your martial art please.
@@luisalejandroalvarez8817 Thank you. I have background in Karate, Tae Kwon do and Kung Fu and last in boxing. So i used all that knowledge to make my own martial arts. I guess i did not create from scratch but adapted it to my body type. Training outdoors is very rewarding and the healthiest.
@@ericastier1646 Thanks for the info, I'll practice very hard to improve too
The man went into the dojo bar and asked for a soke everyone in there bowed and said yes we each have a soke
Would love to train with these legends.
One Hard, One Soft ..both Masters :)
Maybe a silly question, but I noticed they each only have two stripes on their belts. I’ve seen other guys online who have more stripes, yet these brothers are the heads of the organization. How could an outsider outrank them? Or am I misunderstood?
We should all go old school and just wear a white belt. The more you train the darker the belt gets. A little Febreeze and your good to go, lol. 1 stripe 5 stripes who cares as long as you train.
The stripes indicate their ‘shogo’ teaching title. One stripe for Renshi, two for Kyoshi, three for Hanshi.
@@BrysonKeenan No disrespect intended, but there is no red belt that the Hanshi wears in Uechi-ryu?
The single stripe often represents 6th dan &/or Renshi title; They are head of Soke, that is the family system... but they did not inherit the lineage of being headmaster to Uechi-ryu. Kanei Uechi named Toyama Seiko Sensei as his successor. There is the black and white video on UA-cam that shows that happening.
Good day sir
Greetings from Malaysia
Wish to learn the art of Uechi-ryu karate
Not sure any Sensei considers opening a dojo in Malaysia
新城先生みたいなバケモンがいつか宗家から生まれるんだろうなぁ
いいですね！
Uechi-Ryu is not for the fainthearted. It is only for very serious practitioners, and not for those who seek a hobby.
Great family generation
Does anyone know the tile of music starting from 5:20? So brilliant!
Amazing to train with them.
Ippe Nifee Deebitan!
I'd like to be your student!.........Could you consider having online classes? I know is hard to accept for the tradicionals....Regards from Brazil.
Agreed! I would do it in a second as well
They both looks 40 at most. Kanji sensei even looks 30. Just wow
Love you guys
Arigato Gozaimasu Uechi Family !!!
Cool
9:09 🙄
He hasn't lost his balance
''教える''より、''学ぶ''が先でしょう... 手がまだ''ツルツル''だぞ...笑 新庄清秀先生に申し訳ないような感じ...では無いですかね... 本土''空手''や沖縄の''結社所属空手''ような''乱れ空手''に変化しないよう､お願いしたい... 私が知る限り､新庄清秀先生は未だに''本物の琉球唐手''ですよ...!🙇🏻
How many times has your master had his ass kicked?
偉そうに上から目線で書いてるのに名前を間違えるって恥ずかしいな
「新城清秀」ね
名前でマウント取ろうとして名前間違えるってw
筋肉つけてプロテクター、力の戦い、空手着つけたキックボクシングは武道ではないように思ってます。伝統派は、腰の切れ、ゼロから百の力、技の追求、武道的精神勝ち負けなんかより、素晴らしい！