Nice! I train BJJ...and this all stuff we'd do in a self-defence application. I notice some use of BJJ terminology in places. i guess all martial arts influence each other. Of course, original Okinawan karate had (has?) a lot of takedowns and grappling in it so it is good to see people starting to reclaim some of that. I guess it has always been there but sport applications of karate have obscured that somewhat. The short section of sparring at the end looks just like a BJJ "roll" with strikes added. Nice!

@karateculture

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks! You're absolutely correct, we feel like all traditional arts had a more complete approach to combat that included takedowns and grappling concepts. But much of it has been lost for a while now. We haven't really demoed karate sparring on the ground yet so that short section at the end is kind of a preview of it haha, thanks again for the support and thanks for taking a look at our video!

You really bring karate back to what it is

You guys should know, you inspired me to track down and join the only Okinawan Karate school in my state (to the best of my knowledge). Everyone there were excellent examples of Bushido!

@karateculture

7 жыл бұрын

That is SO COOL to hear! We wish you good luck on your new journey and if you ever have any questions just shoot us a message or email, we would love to keep the fire going for you!

Exxxxxxxxxxcellent!

@karateculture

7 жыл бұрын

Thaaaaaaaankkksss! haha

Great video, is super weird to see a video like this because there isn't much floor-work on Karate, so this is was really interesting to watch!

@karateculture

7 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! We've been meaning to show karate sparring on the ground but haven't gotten around to it. We truly believe it's all transferable, the tegumi on the feet is the same when you rotate everything 90 degrees and are on the ground, thanks!

Excellent video as always!

@karateculture

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks dude.

@matteoporceddu5262

2 жыл бұрын

The karate is COMPLETE MARTIAL ART

Learned a lot! Thank you

@karateculture

7 жыл бұрын

Sweet! Glad you did, thanks!

Yay! Its here :D ! Thank you, for this. I see so many videos, where when it goes to the ground, the defender just completely gives up striking! 'Gets annoying (shakes head) -_-. 'Hope, to see more, sometime :) . Another topic suggestion, would be, "How to defend against kicks/strikes, from the rear (standing, and not). Its another thing that I see, in the online MA community covered sparsely, if at all ! Thanks, again, guys :) .

@karateculture

7 жыл бұрын

We'll add that to the list! thanks for the suggestion!

@Jaybird196

7 жыл бұрын

Karate Culture You're welcome, and thank you both, for considering it :) .

Great video. Definitely gunna practice these :)

@karateculture

7 жыл бұрын

Awesome! glad you liked it!

nice ground techniques

Btw, do you feel, like you're getting good striking power, from down there? I mean, I don't expect that it'll be the same as standing, but you get what I mean, right? Do I wanna keep the bottoms of my feet down, to get good power from the non-dominant position (combined with hips)?

@karateculture

7 жыл бұрын

There's a difference between power generation to knock someone out(or back) versus power generation to cause a reaction. The best thing to do is work on that push/pull motion since, as you said, you won't have your feet to push off of. The transfer from the the feet to the hips to shoulders and then fist don't really work when you body is misaligned on the ground. So striking is really about cause a reaction and making your attacker lose his balance, or twist his body as a pain response to the strike compared to trying to deal a concussive blow. There's also precision strikes that can cause more damage and don't require as much power

awesome!!!

@karateculture

7 жыл бұрын

thanks!!!

I know it can be hard to do but I thought something like this was needed in mma etc.

@taylorbee4010

7 жыл бұрын

but they don't allow certain strikes or locks.. mmf.

@karateculture

7 жыл бұрын

definitely the rule set reduces the variety of techniques you're allowed to do on the ground, thanks for the comment!

ı will start Karate again.Thank you.

@karateculture

7 жыл бұрын

Great to hear! Good luck on your journey and let us know if you have requests for videos!

@aliyuksel1773

7 жыл бұрын

infact,i learned so much already now,thanks to you

You have great videos! What type of karate is this?

@karateculture

7 жыл бұрын

thanks! we train in Okinawan karate, specifically shorin ryu but like to represent all old ways of karate

hey do you guys know any good shorin ryu schools in australia? ive been looking but cant find please dont recommend pat mcarthy cause his to far if you know someone in melbourne area please let me know. my backround was shukokai but they lean too much towards sports. love your work!

@karateculture

7 жыл бұрын

looks like melbourne has a goju ryu kenkyukai school, anything with taira masaji is worth checking out. also if you check on our Global network, there's Panda Goju Ryu. We don't know them personally but they're worth a shot. good luck!