Karate - Naihanchi Kata Bunkai

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Sampler of Kissaki Kai Karate Naihanchi Kata Bunkai shot in 2005. Also known as the Tekki (Iron Horse) Kata in Shotokan Karate or Naifanchi in Shito-Ryu Karate, this is the first advance kata for Brown and Black belts Karateka.

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[eisbombenhagel]

@FiasaPower After some research I'm not sure anymore if that mistake began outside of Okinawa. In my opinion it was the process around 1900 of turning the traditional teaching methods (kata and fighting with verbal teachings – which has its rough edges, too) into state approved mass teaching methods by Anko Itosu, Yabu Kentsu and others. On the rest I totally agree with you.

[JIMMYBUSHIDO]

@FiasaPower

at last , someone talking sense

[phoenixzion82]

He's using a hooking technique on a few and torquing the arm. The guy might not be able to let go because the defender is locking a limb.

[geenius3ab]

@kenposan Well I myself don't plan on making my bet on the attacker being strange or stupid.. Any decent fighter would let go and it can't be sure if the attacker has some experience in martial arts or not.

I'd rather break his balance and make him fall (From that distance, when holding it's quite easy + even if he has a hold on me he will probably just pull me with him making my hit stronger.) and then i will fall with him with my elbow into his chest which will just probably break a few ribs..

[kenposan]

@geenius3ab

You'd be surprised at the "dumb" things people do when things don't go the way they planned. Frequently, an attacker will just keep holding on because they don't want to "give up", even if letting go would clearly make things better. Humans are odd creatures.

[Toyomata]

@geenius3ab Depends on how determined the theif is to try to hold on to you, or it may be he is hit faster than he can let go. Either way, it is always important to think of why you are taught those moves. Obviously the master of the style was able to pass the knowledge on, there may be some hidden pourpose.

[geenius3ab]

I myself am a karate pratictioner and I can say there are quite a few moves that are UNPRACTICAL.. For example: A thief takes hold of your shirt and you will push his and down and hit him.. After that i don't really think that the thief will keep holding your shirt, but some of the moves indicate that the opponent should do that.. -.-

[mrtempertantrum]

Zer1, "Complete" martial arts employ MANY techniques. Some are not designed for use against trained fighters, but rather to give options to do riskier & WAY more devastating actions. Other techniques are to be used against more skilled fighters - these are safer & faster but less powerful. It's called compromises. If your teacher says your art has none, then they aren't an expert. It's biomechanics. Ex: Machida's style in the ring- it's fast and safe, but uses few risky "haymakers."

[FiasaPower]

Exactly . There is a huge misunderstanding of real karate should be . Karate is a complete bujutsu hidden in katas . Karate only as a "punching/blocking" system is an interpretation mistake . This mistake began outside from Okinawa .

Peace .

[FiasaPower]

Thanks . But it's the reality . People think that bunkai is a "robotic-mode" application entire same as the form , but it doesn't work . Real fighting has flow , real fighting has "tenchi" , real fighting hasn't "correct stances" , you simple do the NECESSARY to safe your body and health .

Which kobayashi stylist lineage are you from ? I'm student of Master Shinzato , from Brazil .

Best regards !