Posts Tagged ‘Bunkai’
Posted on December 26, 2008 - by tokugawa
Kushanku bunkai
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Posted on December 25, 2008 - by tokugawa
Seisan bunkai
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Posted on December 1, 2008 - by tokugawa
48 techniques (part I)
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KEN TSUKI
nose smash with a fist This is very basic karate technique. One should keep in mind that this punch is not same as punch in sport karate.In modern karate it is very often used for thrust to opponent trunk, however this is not very effective in self-defense. In old karate fist is aimed at opponents nose. Tips: Grab opponent’s arm and pull it. This is called hiki-te. You will control your opponent and make your strike much more powerful. Reference kata: Seisan |
Posted on December 1, 2008 - by tokugawa
48 techniques
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This chapter is inspired by ancient okinawan manuscript – Bubishi. This doesnt mean that I will demonstrate exatly 48 techniques. Title is same as title of similar chapter in Bubishi. Goal of this article is to show wide diversity of karate techniques – strikes, kicks, joint locks, throws, chokes and holds. Furthermore, if we only analyze one technique, there are many variations depending of style, tradition or teachers point of view. Here is my point of view, based on many years of practice, research and seminars. I will recommend to you all to read Bubishi and Funakoshi’s Tote jutsu. It is also very useful to see some video tapes as Chin Na, Okinawa Karate, Goju ryu, Ryueryu and Okinawan karate masters.
All techniques that are demonstrated here can be found in kata. If you practice Shotokan or some other modern style, then maybe you will think that many of these techniques are cruel and “dirty”. However, this “dirty” kind of karate is true Okinawan karate.
Stanic Milos
Basic techniques (part 1.)
Advanced techniques (part 2.)
Advanced techniques (part 3.)
Advanced techniques (part 4.)
Advanced techniques (part 5.)
Advanced techniques (part 6.)
