My favourite kata. We got to practice it a lot as my Sensei was getting ready for is yondan test. For some reason, something g about it, just feels good to perform...
@@worthlessguyss yeah it's not easy. You could spend a lifetime trying to perfect it. Harder yet is trying to figure out what each one of the movements is, and how its intended to be used. Kata is a visual book. You have to study the book carefully to learn what it means. Sometimes what you think is right you understand to be something else years later
@@roysuico4967 You mean easier than the Kyokushinkai Kanku? If that’s the case I heartedly disagree. I know and practiced the 3 of them for a very long time now and the Kyokushinkai version is the easiest of them. Shito Ryu’s version of These forms are by far more complex.
@@roysuico4967 let me give you a bit of my background: Godan in Shotokan Yondan in Kyokushinkai, Shodan Goju Ryu, Shodan in Kodokan Judo. Been around the block since 1976. Since you bring it to my attention it took me a couple of days only, that easy it is and by the way that jump is lame. The body should rotate on a 360 not the straight jump, so you are eliminating the element of surprise on your imaginary opponent. It looks HORRIBLE. But…you are entitled to your opinion as I am entitled to mine. Another thing, the side kick within the first 10 moves is also missing. Regardless, for me forms are just warm up exercises or for rainy days. There is little practical use for them.
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My favourite kata. We got to practice it a lot as my Sensei was getting ready for is yondan test. For some reason, something g about it, just feels good to perform...
Me in 3 week. IKO Kata comp in 2 weeks. 🤷🏻 I love this iconic Kata. Need to learn it for my Nidan in any case so why not, right?
Sooo beautiful can't wait to learn this one OSU
I was like: oh thats so smillar to Shotokan kata called Kanku dai and then i was like wtf its not smillar TK anthing lol
Only in the beginning, afterwards its a totally different form, like Sepai. I call them Kyokushin-karized kata.😅
WHAT A HECK THIS IS SO HARD
Nothing...watch the video and do it exactly like that. Then post it. Tell us how easy it is then
@@Fight-Tunes 2 years ago
@@worthlessguyss yeah it's not easy. You could spend a lifetime trying to perfect it. Harder yet is trying to figure out what each one of the movements is, and how its intended to be used. Kata is a visual book. You have to study the book carefully to learn what it means. Sometimes what you think is right you understand to be something else years later
Its kanku dai
Perfect 👌
1:13 just adding one for my convenience
Cool
Super hard
Not at all compared with the originals Kanku Dai and Sho
Kanku dai and kankusho are much easier compare to kanku.
@@roysuico4967 You mean easier than the Kyokushinkai Kanku? If that’s the case I heartedly disagree. I know and practiced the 3 of them for a very long time now and the Kyokushinkai version is the easiest of them. Shito Ryu’s version of These forms are by far more complex.
No way, I am from shotokan before and I perfect kanku dai and kankusho for 2 weeks but kanku it took 1 month for me to perfect that kata.
@@roysuico4967 let me give you a bit of my background: Godan in Shotokan Yondan in Kyokushinkai, Shodan Goju Ryu, Shodan in Kodokan Judo. Been around the block since 1976. Since you bring it to my attention it took me a couple of days only, that easy it is and by the way that jump is lame. The body should rotate on a 360 not the straight jump, so you are eliminating the element of surprise on your imaginary opponent. It looks HORRIBLE. But…you are entitled to your opinion as I am entitled to mine. Another thing, the side kick within the first 10 moves is also missing. Regardless, for me forms are just warm up exercises or for rainy days. There is little practical use for them.
Unique
super😱
genial
woe
Super super easy
barely an inconvenience.
You mean super extremely hard*, to be more accurate.