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  • Me too 

  • i really really wish there was a koryu uchinadi school in oregon. i haven't been able to find anything like this anywhere. i've been training karate for the past 13 yrs and i've recently added judo to my training, but i really wish we would do drills like this. osu!

  • good real karate

  • This totally looks like many styles of modern Japanese Jujutsu that I have studied over the years, without the throws and ground work of course. However, this drill seems quite unique and very interesting to me. I've actually been trying to develop better drilling systems myself and now, after watching this, I feel inspired to work harder on this aspect of my training. I think I might have to actually buy your two person drill video too.

  • OSU,sensei great drills.

  • These Koryu uchinadi guys are good at these drills, these 'flows'. My sensei calls them 'complexes'. We do similar consept but contents are different. But in one of the other videos where they hold pads it is like they have never really had much experience holding pads and hold them very bad and very dangerous.

  • im from brisbane and was wandering if there were any schools here that teach this kind of karate?

  • 4/30 Duntroon Street, Brendale c/o 3142-0164

  • @mccarthysensei do u have a school in the new york new jersey area

  • Wow this art is impressive good pose good spirit good stance

    good people!

    great!

    It seems to hold both samuari and karate and juijitusu arts ..samurai arts meaning aikijujutsu and aikido .

    how complete is this art? this seems to be fairly through art!

    I must say i putt it higher then western karate and kung fu.

  • @TheRogueMonk

    It is good, but don't discount karate or kung fu. It really is about the instructor. There is no higher or lower.

  • Modern expression of an old and venerable tradition. I feel like these guys have bridged the gap without bastardizing the art at all. Hats off to them.

  • Very cool stuff sir.

  • That was awesome.

  • Nice work Frank.

  • All I can say is, Sensei Thank you for your work. This is remarkable and I'm impressed beyond belief.

    OSU

  • I think this is just great. I would definitely love to integrate drills like these with my students. I think what Mccarthy sensei is doing is not limiting karate in any way.

    I'm very impressed.

  • nice vids sensei :3...very nice i hope i can do them just as smoothly 1 day...just need 2 get into the saturday classes a bit more often :P...come 2 the dojo sometime soon....everytime i see ya its an honour 4 me

  • Nice work. Good job on the video and drills sir. Thank you.

  • Wow... great drills. Do you know if there's any vid's that break it down nice and slow?

  • Absolutely - if you go to my website and look under books & dvds you'll find a whole range of two-person drills available in an educational format

  • I'm just now learning these drills and they get real hard to do when you have to do 20 repetitions on each each side, left and right. I do see some variation to what I am doing...I don't do the headbutt on the second drill. On the last drill the Kake Uke (grab block) I don't swing it around my head like they do. All in all...its a get workout!! I love Koryu.

  • Why were the punches around 1 min so slow? o.O

  • i see some wingchun here

  • CMA... it's everywhere! I wonder why?

  • To see karate come alive like this is a real thrill. It's there in the kata (some, I now see), but I really admire the study, research and mind that has dug it out and gone beyond.

  • Osu, Mccarthy sensei,

    i train with sensei peter weatherspoon, and we used to do the second of the two drills, and bits of the first one, but we don't do it so much anymore, but um interested in it, so i've asked him to teach it to me.

  • It strikes me that a lot of what you do follows the JKD theory but just a different landscape. I'm impressed

  • Its called karate. Way ahead of Bruce Lee, he just didnt realize it yet.

  • McCarthy Sensei, these are nice drills and but me in the mind frame of some of the drills I practice adapted from sao drills and hubud drills. I found that the "folding" in karate blacks is actually applications similar to those in hubud and WC and make nice sensitivity and energy drills. How might one obatain a copy of these drills you have devised?

  • KU uses the same kind of drills that WC use not to mention an extensive range of grappling and ground work. Traditionally speaking, WC does not employ such practies. You do the math.

  • How good is it against Wing Tsun? For every attack there's a counter, but I was just curious. AWESOME Martial Arts and vids!

  • These excerpts represent a cross-section of two-person conditioning drills I personally developed for Koryu Uchinadi Kenpo-jutsu; they range from Kote Kitae and Muchimi, to Kakie and Ude Tanren including checking, trapping and controlling. I systematized them into ritualized practices during the years I resided and studied in Japan under the name, "Tegumi."

  • Is this something as advanced kote kitae?

  • I went to a nidan grading last September and completely DESTROYED all people grading. I love karate passionately. And have been a Koryu Uchinadi enthusiast for about 8 years. However after obsessively watchin (NOT ACTUALLY DOING) brazilian jiu jitsu videos, I was able to defeat my opponents in a convincing manner. This is not an attack but an honest question... how was I able to do this? any replies would be appreciated. PS. This is not an attack on practitioners of IRKRS or the sylabus.

  • Hmm, I hardly know what to say...who are you? What style do you practice? UR a nidan in what? What was the critria you were grading against? Who were the folks you destroyed? What grades/experience levels were they? I'd need to know these things before I can comment.

  • I t may have been through your deep humility.

  • I 've done this before (or part of it) during a seminar of Sensei McCarthy in Belgium a few years back. Still impressed by him and his teachings! Respect! Thank you for Bubishi!

  • McCarthy Sensei...very nice stuff. I can see why those who buy into [or should I say cannot see beyond] "styles" would be threatened by your drills.

  • Nice flow drills

  • Interesting two combo drills

    joe

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