bunkai heian yodan premiers mouvements

Les premiers mouvements d'Heian yodan par johnny G. http://karate.superforum.fr/

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• johnny

[bertthepickle]

Some very interesting ideas here. However, I think Sensei Johnny G should have his training partner attack with 'real' punches from a 'realistic' range and not the standard oi-tsuki from so far away.

I think many of his principles will still work but he needs to test them in a more 'live' manner.

[titi067]

i think too

[FerdinandDijoux]

exellent quelle technique!!!

il y a du travail

[titi067]

merci cousin lol

[R0CKY44]

Excellent, thank you.

[carlfath]

Excellent, this is real Bunkai.

[daikento]

good bunkai, but yours differs from my bunkai in shukokai, good to see the variations!

[titi067]

@mymyharlow

thank you

[Jarno1510]

@BushiWaazup I know multiple bunkai aplications for this kata... and al of them can be (or even have to be) executed slowly, its a slow move... i was not asking because i didn't know why, i was trying to make people question their teachings. question everything!

[kempobrad]

Funakoshi learned them from Anko Itosu. most people credit Itosu for creating the pinan series, but some also credit Soken Matsumura with creating them. some believe they are shorter versions/variants of an older kata called 'channan' i believe.

[Jarno1510]

if this first move is so slow in the kata, why should the appliction be so fast? it is a slow move even when you use it in real life...

[Gwisss]

Were they not Katas created from the Okinawan forms? I do not know the origins of each Heian Kata... Something I wish to figure out.