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  • This is really great stuff! Even as a Shotokan karateka (with our total loss of many techniques over the years), I can still see more possibilities within techniques than those currently taught.

  • Thank you so much for showing the real side of Karate( todi), Ryukyu kempo kind regards.

  • That wrist technique oyo is in Goju Ryu Kata - Saifa. Very nice.

  • I accidentally deleted this comment by jesusardo:

    "It's funny to see something like old karate and to start where was the neko ashi dachi in the old karate???" Below is my reply. I alo created a playlist which illustrates that neko-dachi was nigh ubiquitous in old style karate.

  • I assume jesusardo meant in kata prior to the introduction to the public school system in 1908? Or perhaps you mean Nafiadi, Tumaidi, and Suidi prior to the Meiji restoration...

    Neko-dachi (aka Neko-ashi-dachi) is in found in old Nafadi kata via Ryuei ryu, Tou'on ryu, Pangai-noon, and Goju-ryu. Nakama Chomo , Higa Yuchoku, Oyata Seiyu, and Nagamine Shoshin preserved old style Tumaidi and Suidi katas. All the above use Neko-dachi:

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