Karate-Do · Uke Waza · Técnicas de defensa

Uke Waza, técnicas de defensa en Karate-Do.

Uke Waza, techniques of defense in Karate-Do.

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• Karate
• Do
• Shotokan
• Uke
• Waza
• Defense

[osensei2987]

@rctsos It's is a historical fact that General Choi, the founder of TKD was a student Shotokan under Master Funakoshi. So were is the mystery? There are other styles however such as Moo Doo Kwan that seem to be more Chinese in origin however. But styles like TKD and Tang Soo Do even have the same kata.

[IEKUKATAKA]

@rctsos TKD actually started under Funakoshi Gichin. The Korean then went back to Korea and started TKD. When I returned from Japan in 1965, TKD was beginning in the area I lived. I met the teacher and he taught the same Heian kata I had learned with the JKA. Later they dropped them completely and I am sure it is because of the long time hatred between the two nations. Since then TKD has changed into a completely different form of activity. They will deny it, history says otherwise.

[jaime657]

Is that Atsuko Wakai on 4:42?? XD

[NetoHunter]

Una duda, Lo que pasa es qué estoy usando un libro de artes marciales para practicar e introducirme en esto, uso la información del libro para encontrar las técnicas en los videos, ¿Crees que me puede dar buenos resultados practicar de esa forma auto didacta?...

[Hawaii0407]

Many victims are still believing the funny MYTH, TKD is 'invented' or 'originated' in Korea.

TKD is an imitation of Karate. Read recent study and testimony.

[Karate Kumite] watch?v=HNx7kJ5jSl8

[Study] The Evolution of Taekwondo from Japanese Karate By Eric Madis

[Researcher's talk] The myth of taekwondo's Korean origins is, more and more, losing credibility in the taekwondo community

[Kukkiwon confession] 이 원로는 태권도는 가라데의 ‘이미테이션(imitation)’

[Another Korean 'invention'] watch?v=FaOCQ9AQyP0

[Carl2]

tkd is the same as karate tell you get to the tkd black belt katas then they are a lil different or just very different

[IEKUKATAKA]

@ekkenaab No, you should avoid it. See comments my channel.

[IEKUKATAKA]

The first words out of his mouth, karate-do, says a lot. "Do", in the Japanese language, implies a path or way. All of their arts now fall under Budo and Budo does not mean martial art, it means martial way and actually implies there is no enemy and effectiveness is of little concern but practicing is for life develpment, not fighting skills development. No? Don't be fooled, read and study, the truth will emerge. Okinawan karate is where karate really is, they developed it, not Japan.

[fyajsp]

the kid in 2:37 looks like the gang leader in Tropic Thunder :P

[AlexLococo]

@ekkenaab As long as you mean 80s hxc then I agree with you =D

[AlexLococo]

@rctsos Wasn't TKD trained in the last century? (just checking if i got my facts correct)

Anyways, that doesn't mean the "copied" as much as they got "influenced" by Karate, I mean, the best martial arts have lot's of influence from other martial arts, that doesn't mean it's a balant copy.

[ekkenaab]

What do you mean by "shotokan karate is freaking hardcore"? I like "hardcore"very much, should i take some lessons of shotokan karate? :))