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[kakatootoshi]

Uraken Hizouchi

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Uraken Sayu Ganmen Uchi

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Gedan Barai

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Chudan Soto Uke

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Mae Barai

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[meguro]

I've posted this before, but there are elbow wraps aplenty in our kihon and kata. An elbow wrap looks like this.

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Instead of chopping off beer bottle tops or trying to chop your opponent's ribs, think elbow wrap.

[Dent]

Osu!

Thanks for posting these, KakatoOtoshi. I may not be head-over-heels with the content, but I appreciate his making he effort.

Osu!

[comadrealpha]

I never himagined that use for gedan barai. Interesting

[kakatootoshi]

Chudan Uchi Uke

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[Lowlander]

Osu very nice! I thought this video was a pretty impressive example of Kata application as well!

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I hope you enjoy! (ps: the applications end at about the halfway point)

[SteveK]

Originally Posted by Lowlander

I hope you enjoy! (ps: the applications end at about the halfway point)

Nice post Lowlander - forgot about training out in the bush - had to admire these guys for the ingenuity - train on the grass and get the gi dirty then under the water fall to wash it

the run up the hill barefoot was impressive enough for me - I cannot remember the last time I went anywhere barefoot

[kakatootoshi]

Jodan Uke

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[Sanshou_Jae]

Interesting videos, and noticed they are Seido-kaikan as well.
Would have nice if the techniques were shown with slightly more real-fight based movement. But still interesting to watch.

I see the instructor is a Roku-dan. Any idea which dojo he is from? The only reason I ask is I never see to many 'high ranks' at the SoHonbu. I know Nakamoto Shihan & Kakuda Shihan are both Roku-dan, and Minatoya Shihan is a Go-dan. I also believe Tokoy Shibu-chou is a Go-dan, and the Akashi (Hyogo) Shibu-chou is also a Roku-dan. I have seen a handful of Ni-dans & San-dans. BUT the majority of yudansha I see in Seido-kaikan are Sho-dans.

Sorry to digress...!!! Nice post

[kakatootoshi]

Originally Posted by Sanshou_Jae

Interesting videos, and noticed they are Seido-kaikan as well. Would have nice if the techniques were should with slightly more real-fight based movement. But still interesting to watch. I see the instructor is a Roku-dan. Any idea which dojo he is from? The only reason I ask is I never see to many 'high ranks' at the SoHonbu. I know Nakamoto Shihan & Kakuda Shihan are both Roku-dan, and Minatoya Shihan is a Go-dan. I also believe Tokoy Shibu-chou is a Go-dan, and the Akashi (Hyogo) Shibu-chou is also a Roku-dan. I have a handful of Ni-dans & San-dans. BUT the majority of yudansha I see in Seido-kaikan are Sho-dans.

Sorry to digress...!!! Nice post

Tamaki Atushi Shibucho (Nagai Shibu/Suminoe Shibu), a very decorated fighter when he was young.

http://www.seido-tamaki.jp/

More of his videos

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[SteveK]

Originally Posted by kakatootoshi

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=covWmPb_MQs

Watched this video and was wondering if this emphasises the problem being expressed in other threads - We get the Kata and then when the partner stuff comes along after there is nothing from the kata

[Sanshou_Jae]

Thank you for the videos and the link

[slaine]

Those bats ( for the amount of them ) broke a bit too easily for my liking in the last demo , but enjoyable all the same .

[SteveK]

Thanks for the posts - nice little viewing - I always wonder why the beginners katas do not include these techniques and simple explanations - may lead to a different mindset by the time people get to the higher up katas and a different attitude to basics repetitions :-)