Shuri-Te Karate- Robert Batey's spinning side kick

[c0402]

@mrthebillman obviously youre an idiot, so just stop talking. you could never be on the same level as him

[itssohardtomakeaname]

isnt that a spinning back kick? or...i could be wrong...cant really tell with the video quality...

[goemonzaisu]

mulaaaaa el guatonn se mueveeeeeeeeeeeee es falsa esta gueaaa de videooooooooooo

[LordBatey]

@goemonzaisu ?? english please...

[LordBatey]

@mrthebillman hahah I expected as much that was very cowardly... but I want u to kno coward I except your challenge.

[SuperBeastlyNinja1]

thats sempi.....beast

[mrthebillman]

Not Shuri Te

[LordBatey]

@mrthebillman not shurite realy?

[mupsen123]

@mrthebillman yes, it is.

[mrthebillman]

@mupsen123 Then why are you off the ground at impact?

[LordBatey]

@mrthebillman I think ur confused as to what shuri te is... yoko geri is side kick this is a spinning side kick.... shuri te is a system of martial not a technique...

[mrthebillman]

@LordBatey Shuri Te is one of the two remaining styles of Karate developed on Okinawa when they were invaded. Shuri Te, the soft internal style, Naha Te, the hard external style, and Tomari Te, which has been lost. What your doing seems to be Japanese with a little bit of half ass American thrown in.

[LordBatey]

@mrthebillman good try but wrong naha te's founder was kenro higashiona the entire style is based off one kata sanchin. kenro higashiona studied from oniku itosu who lived in shuri te naha is not its own style...kusanku matsumora was the founder of tomari te he worked in the shuri castle and walked home to tomari every night (yeah thats how close they are) he was a guard in the castle thats where he got his martial arts from all the martial arts on okinawa come from the shuri castle.

[LordBatey]

@mrthebillman japan got karate the first time in 1920s from gichin funakoshi there is no japanese or american karate only okinawan and okinawa was not a part of japan they were there own seperate kingdom called luchu all karate comes from one place... shuri te litterally means birthplace village of the hand arts... naha and tomari translate to deep water port and place of good soil for growing flaks and hemp... please excuse my spelling I typed this very quickly

[LordBatey]

@mrthebillman many years of research have gone into this by the highest ranking blackbelts holders of state, regional, national and world titles ... we teach the 20 katas taught at chuzan castle (shuri-jo castle) between 1830 and 1879...our research was checked and recognized by the usa karate federation and the United States Karate Do Kai...one of my teachers,teachers teacher was on guard at the front gates at the chuzan castle in 1879... we are shuri te.

[nickkat316]

seriously sem-pi? Lordbatey? i weigh 320 btw

[BladedSamurai]

awesome!!