Heian shodan

Ejecución de Kanazawa:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYke_bqSW5k

Esta kata equivale a la pinan nidan de shito ryu:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vE0lAyVMkDI

Honkai o bunkai kumite de esta kata


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWbGlbsE4ek&feature=related

Así se aplica en Wado ryu:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5WyEf8YwRA&feature=related

En este bunkai:

. El estiramiento tras el gedan barai se usa para apartar al rival

. El tettsui se interpreta como un ikkyo

. La sucesión de age shuto uke y age uke, como una torsión

. El giro tras age uke para quedar en gedan barai, como una proyección

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1E2cUdQqqPc&feature=rec-fresh+div-r-4-HM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ptyn2VCpHo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H13LnrcrTbY

Veamos otra de las interpretaciones del tercer, cuarto y quinto movimientos: harai uke, tettsui al hombro y proyección.





R0nge Hace 2 años en respuesta a Jissenkempo
I am well acquainted with the concept of learning by principle over technique, having spent a large proportion of my life doing it. The issue here is what "grandmaster" Annesi is teaching as self-defence. conceptually what he is doing works in the dojo against nice and slow "karate" style attacks from a compliant Uke. This is completely divorced from the reality at 0300hrs outside a pub in Redhill on a Saturday night. Don't waste your time - there are many better "pragmatic" karateka out there.

Jissenkempo Hace 2 años en respuesta a R0nge
Typical literalist. What you're trying to learn is not a technique against a specific attack, you will never get anywhere that way. Its a concept for you to work on later. The karate punch is just a reference point for any number of attacks that could potentially come your way. In other words, this is not self defense but concept learning. You take the 'lesson' from the kata/bunkai etc then apply it in a more realistic way. Unfortunately most don't get passed the theoretical understanding.