Chinto Kata - Isshinryu Karate & Kobudo

Chinto Kata realizado por el Maestro Shimabuku, creador del Estilo Isshinryu de Karate & Kobudo

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[JCMarx]

I never had the privilage of meeting Master Shimabuku,but have had the oppurtunity to train under Harold Long and talk with Harold Mitchium,both Marines that trained under Shimabuku.These were 6'+ combat harden Marines and they both said this 5'tall man was amazing.Nothing but respect for Shimabuku,he left behind a great gift- Isshin Ryu

[portalbudo]

How to contact with you to know more of Harold Long and the Isshinryu Style

[KickboxGuy101]

extremly impractial, will not work in the ring or street, unless your fighting a retard

[portalbudo]

you understand what is this Karate. Say no more

[anvildo]

Traditional Kata were created by people who applied them in real life situations. Shimabuku learned Kata from aclaimed practitioners of the art. Had occations to apply techniques where tapping out was not an option. Created and taught his style .

[Smittyswymer]

@JCMarx I have had the privilege of training under Harold Mitchium quite a few times.

My uncle is Tommy True, so I have had a privileged upbringing in learning the true ways Isshin Ryu is to be taught.

[mikhailrahl]

I see that you also have a Ph.d in Okinawan history? I got my education at Okinawa University. We should compare notes. Truth be told, Japanese and Okinawans are some of the worst historians on the planet anyway.

Or, you can just look a little deeper at the video you are posting about here, or visit our dojo here in Oklahoma if you are ever out in our neck of the woods. It's a classical dojo WAY out in the country. We have heating in the summer and air conditioning in the winter.

[mikhailrahl]

Because you are such an experienced expert, I am sure you will think about what you have stated here and remove your comments. Having trained with "combat professionals" I am sure they taught you such things as "dry firing" practice with firearms, and how to stand a certain way and hold your weapon with certain details. No single detail is a magic bullet, but every one brings a slight advantage, and in life-or-death combat we take every advantage we can get... every small advantage adds up.

[miguelmstewie]

I have been training in the martial arts for over thirty years and the "pressure points" "bunkai" and "secret techniques" are a bunch of crap. Get over it already. I have been in plenty of real fights and full contact fights and have years of training combat professionals. There are no "secret techniques" and bunkai and pressure points have their small place, but are extremely overrated. Let's get real , or your students are going to get their butts kicked in a real fight using that crap.

[miguelmstewie]

Thats because he was the only one who would train the Marines, as the true Okinawan Masters had forbade it. He had to change the name and techniques to avoid retribution and lost many of his top students and even his brother disowned him because of this. He received some informal training from his uncle when he was a child, but none of the great masters ever documented him as a student, so there is a question as to how much if any formal training Shimabuku really had.

[chrischerc]

Thanks Master Shimabuku, Isshinsense on youtube

[Sochinsensei]

My Sensei trained under Grandmaster Long up until his death.I remember all of the times Sensei Malone would take us to train with Grandmaster Long and Mr.Long always told us of how formidable Soke Shimabuku was especially at 5'2 and 120lbs. "Master Shimabuku would throw the Marines around like ragdolls" Nothing but respect....Osu..

[grasshopperbl]

I am new to Karate, I want to buy Don shapeland Isshinrye karate, Has anybody got this dvd, is it worth buying to learn the kata from it?