World Karate Champion - The Power of Gosoku-ryu (part II)

Amazing video featuring Shihan Val Mijailovic 7th dan in Gosoku-ryu karate. He is one of the best karate competitors in history. Great techniques, foot sweeps and incredible speed "светски шампион" мајстор "Џудо баци" српски

THIS IS A TRAILER OF DVD KARATE SWEEPS.

A classic DVD to be treasured by all Karate practitioners and martial artist, Masterclass Karate: Sweeping Techniques is considered by many experts as the ultimate guide to sweeping techniques in Karate. The author, a former IKA world champion and karate master, has updated this rich source to reflect changes that have taken place in the last two decades in the competition field.
Shihan Mijailovic reveals the techniquesâ€"time-tested in real competitionâ€"training, and strategy for dominating and submitting your opponent with powerful sweeps.
This DVD has a great deal to offer to all Karate students, from beginner to black belt level, as well as being a unique and enjoyable way to learn about the true art of using sweeps in karate sparring.

Val Mijailovic Shihan Mijailovic is not only physically imposing, but also a giant in spirit and martial arts ability. A direct student of Grandmaster Tak Kubota, Mijailovic is as powerful with his words as he is with his fists. With a natural talent for the finer points of the art, he stresses that attitude is the major factor to be successful in the way of true Karate-do. As a competitor, he has gathered many of the most important trophies in the karate circles, including the first IKA World Cup title. Shihan Mijailovic devotes much of his current time to preserving the traditional values of Karate

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[762girl]

where is Shihan Val now, in Glendale with Soke or his own place? Like to go say hi

[Qglarz]

@762girl

try to contact him through em3video com or empiremediallc com or just try to catch him training at IKA HQ

[Qglarz]

Nice to see more IKA members on youtube.

[762girl]

I remember Val when he was a teen (I was in the tournament class) and his folks ran the family restaurant really nice familly - I hated sparring with him because :) I was scared to death! But he had way better control than some whose names will go unmentioned. (Yes I was at H/Vermont, then the one near Sunset in the Tullners Gehelsen days)

[stevevandien]

Do they PERMIT sweeps in open karate tournaments today? Particularly vs. the guys who hop forward on one leg while throwing half-assed kicks? I competed in several Chicago-area tournaments in the early 70s. Pads weren't required, and you had to pull strikes over the area that a hockey mask would have covered. Otherwise, you had to hit HARD. I once received a point for decking my opponent with a backfist to the back of the head. Sweeps (even throws) were very much within the rules.

[academiadragaopnn]

vlw de novo...

[762girl]

Thank you - he's still at HQ then great!

[stevevandien]

@stevieandkiki I'm a great admirer of your uncle and Shihan Kubota. Please give Val sensei (I'd use his surname if I hadn't forgotten how to spell it:)) my best regards:]

[stevevandien]

@seantubular Nah, baby. Come on over and I'll introduce you to my little friend:)

[stevevandien]

A magnificent demo of traditional karate. What a contrast between this and those who play at contemporary open tournaments, in which contestants wear costumes that don't even suggest gis, bounce like jumping beans and get points for barely half-assed techniques.

[lionheart10010]

What're you adding all that extra weight on Val for...lol