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Shorin-Ryu Karate Tips & Techniques : Defend a Two Hand Choke in Shorin-Ryu Karate

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Uploaded by on Oct 3, 2007

Learn how to defend a two-handed choke martial arts move for advanced Shorin Ryu karate kata in this free online video self defense lesson.

Expert: Qaeem Garner
Bio: Qaeem Garner is a 2nd degree black belt in Shorin-Ryu Karate and has been practicing for over 12 years.
Filmmaker: Antar Hanif

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  • It was good at first, stepping in taking him off balance, palm heel him in the face, then it went down hill with the tiger claw thing. Tiger claw is kung fu!

  • come on you suck

  • Nice vid:D

  • where did you find that black belt ?

  • good one thak you

  • @DragonZord90 I completely agree, there is no 'perfect' defense just as there is no 'perfect' martial art. They all have weaknesses and strengths, I just meant for this specific situation I feel that is a better idea, but with a wall or corner that is indeed a completely different scenario and our Shorin-Ryu defense wouldn't work well or at all in that scenario.

  • why would you step in... that would just hurt and choke you more.... not that great of a move in my opinion.

  • 1:00 listen...The Tiger Claw....scrape the top of his neck from his eyes and to his chin...how is that possiible...his fingers is starting from the other dude forehead...pls revise this...the tiger claw..ssshhh...

  • Like Schultz, You Know Nothing!

  • Sensei Qaeem seems like a very nice guy and I mean no disrespect, but I also practice Shorin-Ryu and there are much more simple ways to defend from this scenario. One of our Kumite Self Defense techniques is identical in the scenario of a unknowledgeable two-handed choke, we simply just step back while pushing the hands off horozontially. The momentum of the quick step makes it possible to disarm the choke extremely easily.

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