Close Quarter Combat in Okinawan Karate DVD by Tetsuji Sato

Close Quarter Combat in Okinawan Karate DVD by Tetsuji SatoNahate Goju ryu Karate Ultra close Techniques of Okinawa Karate as Seen by Motobu Choki Explore the depths of Okinawa Karate's "ultra close combat" techniques through the lens of Motobu Choki's Naihanchi kata, known for its emphasis on close range offense and defense. Contrary to popular belief, this DVD delves into how all forms of Okinawa Karate converge into techniques that excel in close quarter combat, bridging the gap between Shuri te and Nahate

Length: 57 min

and they work the hand-to-hand and sparring techniques

Releasing opponent's energy to the ground (Releasing energy and standing up 1: From shoulder grip / Releasing energy and standing up 2: From hip joint grip)

While inverting is very common in "modern jiu-jitsu" as a way to attack and sweep (berimbolo)

amateur sports or professional purposes

so much in its offensive as in its defensive aspects

"Ittō Soku Mantō" (One Sword is All Swords)

has worked intensely in both camps creating a system for well-being that connects with the martial roots through Dim Mak

Kimura to a Back Take

he received rigorous boxing training and achieved victory in the Inter-High School Championship in his third year

Serge Mol is one of the foremost Western authorities in the field of Japan's traditional martial arts

Kenji Nakazawa has studied various martial arts in Japan and has worked for the Kanagawa Prefectural Police Dept