I practice shinjinbukan which came from kyodukan however onaga sensei just personalized his view on 'ti' so its a little different. This makes the kyudokan and shinjinbukan styles very rare as the true art of 'ti' is dying and only a handful of people in the world actually teach it. Ganbatte!
For all the other shorin ryu karateka out there - yes, the hip movements r a must and he is not exaggerating thrm. He is demonstrating 'ti' which was the original indigenous okinawan martial art to which kyodukan style has its foundation in. U will not find the same philosophy in the other shorin ryu styles practiced today
Thank You for this performance; this kata has some variations depending on yr style, but I personally liked very much because of very strong hip movement and corret naihanci stance.
Because of You I have trained these 3 katas after some year's break. Domo arigato gozaimashita. wishes older sensei fm scandinavia.
nice hip movement I approve, I studied Shobayashi-ryu system which is Shorin Ryu / Shimabukuro from Dan Williams and turning the hip over is very important to generate maximum power.
you have to be careful when watching these videos because some of them are not in the nihanchi stance, and if its called nihanchi, it should be in that stance don't you think..lol..thats why i like this video, his form is very good and the stance is correct
i am working on nihanchi nidan now. I am a blue belt (8th Kyu)in okinawan shorin ryu karate which i study from sensei Frank Hargrove. I will be a 7th kyu at the end of this month. i also love martial arets. my brother studies ninjitsu and is a green belt in that style.
I practice Okinawan Shorin-ryu Kobaiyashi. I am a white belt and I am learning all three of these katas. I got 2 of them down, but the Sandan is where I need help. this video helps a lot. I love martial arts.
the result of no hip movements in kata is a direct result of people not doing while they show the kata and continue practice. my sensei shinzato which is a student of onaga sensei has said numerous times " more hip'. exagerated, to you it may look but that should be proper practice and execution of kata. feel free to watch any of onaga michiko's videos. as many senior instructors thru all styles have said she is probably the best student of karate they have ever seen.
I practice shinjinbukan which came from kyodukan however onaga sensei just personalized his view on 'ti' so its a little different. This makes the kyudokan and shinjinbukan styles very rare as the true art of 'ti' is dying and only a handful of people in the world actually teach it. Ganbatte!
bobw72 3 weeks ago
For all the other shorin ryu karateka out there - yes, the hip movements r a must and he is not exaggerating thrm. He is demonstrating 'ti' which was the original indigenous okinawan martial art to which kyodukan style has its foundation in. U will not find the same philosophy in the other shorin ryu styles practiced today
bobw72 3 weeks ago
Thank You for this performance; this kata has some variations depending on yr style, but I personally liked very much because of very strong hip movement and corret naihanci stance.
Because of You I have trained these 3 katas after some year's break. Domo arigato gozaimashita. wishes older sensei fm scandinavia.
ccthedragon 2 months ago
nice hip movement I approve, I studied Shobayashi-ryu system which is Shorin Ryu / Shimabukuro from Dan Williams and turning the hip over is very important to generate maximum power.
faron27 8 months ago
you have to be careful when watching these videos because some of them are not in the nihanchi stance, and if its called nihanchi, it should be in that stance don't you think..lol..thats why i like this video, his form is very good and the stance is correct
2flytah 8 months ago
i am working on nihanchi nidan now. I am a blue belt (8th Kyu)in okinawan shorin ryu karate which i study from sensei Frank Hargrove. I will be a 7th kyu at the end of this month. i also love martial arets. my brother studies ninjitsu and is a green belt in that style.
2flytah 8 months ago
@ShorinRyuRonin So exactly how long have you studied in Okinawa and how many styles have you mastered?
gpoitras1895 11 months ago
I practice Okinawan Shorin-ryu Kobaiyashi. I am a white belt and I am learning all three of these katas. I got 2 of them down, but the Sandan is where I need help. this video helps a lot. I love martial arts.
sirchristian12 1 year ago
Very good kata , I have been learn Kobayashi Ryu from sensei Petiluna for the past 2 1/2 years
Wenshuchingwukung 1 year ago
the result of no hip movements in kata is a direct result of people not doing while they show the kata and continue practice. my sensei shinzato which is a student of onaga sensei has said numerous times " more hip'. exagerated, to you it may look but that should be proper practice and execution of kata. feel free to watch any of onaga michiko's videos. as many senior instructors thru all styles have said she is probably the best student of karate they have ever seen.
domo arigato gozaimashita
shorin4life 1 year ago