Combatives/Martial Arts study group
I am looking to find like minded individuals who want to A) integrate Russells concepts/pressure points into their own martial arts and B) work on actual applications to forms that are practical and can be used in a real combat situation. This will be discussed in the first instance via video on Youtube, by posting a video of a form or part of form either asking for any applications to the techniques shown or posting what your applications are and we can reply/post our own. In this way I am hoping to create a sort of library of Kata Bunkai. (By the way my Kata are Sanchin, Hakutsuru Sho, Paipuren, Nipaipo and Kumemura Hakutsuru). I will be uploading my take on Sanchin asap (should be about 2 weeks time). I also would like to start a study group in London so we can get together and practice all aspects of the OCFM from balance points,B.A.R. to pressure points and “players to the game” this will be using particular drills designed to maximise the use of these “tools of the trade” in a safe and hopefully fun environment. Should any be interested we can add stuff like kata bunkai etc. Please email me so we can get together for coffee and discuss.
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Hey folks, this is a video (the editing is dreadful) a friend and I put together several years ago.
Have a boo, give me some feed back.
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Shoot just did a massive reply then hit a wrong key and don’t think it got sent. Any way I enjoyed the applications, better than 98% of what I see from so called traditional karate. I have only watched it once but it seems that most of what you showed would stop a fight. (which is the purpose of most kata moves) I will study it some more and see if I can add my 2 cents worth. I have some drills for practicing form applications so when I get a chance will put them up on our study group channel. Been about 30 or so years since I did Wansu so will take an hour or two to relearn.
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Thanks John. My kata are from Isshinryu. They tend to be a little bit differnt than the others.
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hi,,, every time is nice to see how is aplication of katas.when i was a teenager i did karate too but in our country at that time few teachers understand it.
mikki
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Thanks Mikki.
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