Practical Kata Bunkai: Takedowns Against Kicks
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
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In this video I show a few takedowns from kicks. This quick clip is taken from a full day of training on karate throws and takedowns; which included many throws from kata and older karate texts (i.e. "Funakoshi's nine throws", etc). This clip records some of the throws from kicks we covered on the day, but it needs to be appreciated that this is the "edited highlights" of that section and is hence this clip is not intended to be a replacement for detailed one-on-one instruction. I nevertheless hope the information in the clip is of interest and some use to all viewers.
On the day, the differences between self-defence, fighting and martial arts were thoroughly discussed. These in attendance were therefore thoroughly aware of the correct context for all the methods shown. Some of the techniques shown in this video are most defiantly for "game play", information and enjoyment and would therefore not be appropriate for use in self-defence. That does not mean such methods such should not be studied, or that such methods have diminished value. What is important is that we enjoy the benefits of a broad study while remaining mindful for the correct context for any given method.
IMPORTANT: Some of these methods are potentially dangerous and hence should only be practised in a suitable environment under the direct supervision of a suitably qualified and experienced person.
Thanks for watching!
All the best,
Iain
Jiu jitsu/MMA guy here. Love these takedowns. Very interesting and creative from my point of view. Vicious.
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Indeed! I love how Abernathy Sensei focuses on practicality, making sense of what Bruce Lee would call "the fancy mess of martial arts". Most karate dojo in Canada focus on tournaments, so all kata and sparring, fitness being the main focus of each class with very little room left for bunkai. I am a practical guy, not much of a trophy hound so this makes karate way more interesting to me.
excellent clips, I always enjoy your kata applications and your obvious knowledge of kata. Trying the drills in my dojo is always a good end to any session. Many thanks, Ossu!!
Well demostrated, step by step take down techniques from beginning to end.......I'm definetely going to get the Dvd's very soon.....Without question the best Bunkais that I've ever seen with excellent clarity on the Internet........Osu Mr. Abertheny from Southern California =)
I love the head feeding take down. That's awesome man thank you.
was doing this (the first one) takedown in class today and was thinking I needed to get closer and was getting so frustrated! this really cleared things up for me! thanks!
That's the first time I've ever seen anyone show the true meaning of that double downward punch. Until today, I thought you were punching the guy in the stomach with two fists. . Thank you for another insightful video.
Of course, it's great for movies because it looks dramatic, but the practical application is more satisfying and sensible.
OUTSTANDING!
Thanks for sharing. A great video! Looking forward to future videos!
finally bunkai/oyo that looks like it will really work---unlike the complicated multi movement (directional) he simply closes with the enemy and destroys the threat kudos
Another great video . Thanks
nice to see a good Karate Video :)
I teach the roundhouse defense as pinan sandan bunkai (the beginning).
That bunkai application comes from a template out of Seipai kata.
Good video guys actually nice to see someone knows about self defence stuff,most time see ridiculous stuff,have you got any sweep videos as I do sport karate Muay Thai,I like some old school karate sweeps
The irony is that this was right below a tkd video.
Jujutsu is not the only martial art with takedowns you know.
ch but this is karate takedowns
Looks like bits and pieces from seisan.
I like!
Every sensei sensei kyoshi hanshi and symbian has a different way to do unarmed combat self defense with Kara in Shotokan Karate
Does anyone know what Te initial blocking technique is called? I mean the open hand gedan barai and jodan shotei uke (guessing) - is there a formal name for that double block? I've seen it used a lot but not seen a consistent name for it. Cheers in advance!
So what about the. Side kick
GOJUSHIHO!!!! ( and CHINTO too!)
Bassai dsi
Wowwww.suppppeer
oh, you can do drop knees throws on the streets. Drink your milk.
+Southpaw Moose Indeed you can, if you want to break a knee and get kicked to death by his friends :-) Just because we can do something, does not mean we should.