What is the use of this kind of practice, is it like training to continue to be deft in dealing with street crimes that threaten him or defend others or are fantasizing about being a warrior?

@@abuatsari7424 making pizza.....

@@abuatsari7424 because people go there to learn all the skills of the style .not just the stuff they want to learn

What is the use of this kind of practice, is it like training to continue to be deft in dealing with street crimes that threaten him or defend others or are fantasizing about being a warrior?

May not be that bad. They just practice in thin air too often. My school is the same. Kihon and kata is sharp, but when it comes to drill and grappling biomechanics, we r frustrated

It's true ! It was more hard to get a goju ryu Black belt in his organisation at the James Rousseau , TADANO,kato,tarauchi période !!!

Bad dojos

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Ближний бой в годзю рю подозрительно похож на приёмы грязного бокса в профи и наоборот.Бокс балетом ведь неназовешь?Из айкидо в боксе профи выполнение уходов в сторону таи-сабаки.Айкидо балет,кроме Уесибы никто его неприменит и то потому что сам он Дайто-рю изучал и мог из не рабочей айкидо на нормальную технику дайто выйти.

@@alexwelle5945 без обид, но весьма поверхностное суждение об айкидо. Хотя, конечно, псевдо-мастеров айкидо, дискредитирующих это БИ- много...это правда((

@@Igor_S_P .тренер по боксу и консультирую рукопашников,айкидо и др.в виде второй тренировки тренировал. В реале кроме уходов ничего не пригодилось.

@@alexwelle5945 простите КОМУ не пригодилось? Тем людям, что приходили к Вам? И что это доказывает? Кроме того, что те люди, что приходили к Вам, ничего кроме уходов не постигли?

A black belt is not the end of the road, just a new beginning. Ther's a lot to learn - and perhaps the most important of it all - once you've obtained your first dan...

@@jmateua1 your right. I training with the black belts in the dojo so I training all that stuff

The difference between the Chinese and the Japanese teaching of the arts is that in the Chinese method you begin to learn the art from day one. In the Japanese method you learn the art after you have achieved your first Black belt (1 Dan). When you train in the lower belts you simply learn the "alphabets," like how to punch, how to stand, how to kick, how to move, etc. After the 1st Dan you begin to learn the art or "forming words", as you gain skill you learn "how to form sentences," or how to combine movements of defense, parry and attack. In the Chinese way, you learn a few letters, and are immediately taught to form a word, and a few words and have your first sentence, then more letters, and so on. Both methods are effective and have their proponents and detractors. The Chinese Martial Arts developed clandestinely, in monasteries and often the teacher would no have the time to complete the basic lessons. Hence the system of iterative teaching. Being on an Island and not subject to imperial harassment helped the Japanese teachers create a system of linear instruction which lasts to this day.

@@faizullakhan1556 gekisai it's the frist katas... It's not Dan katas

What is the use of this kind of practice, is it like training to continue to be deft in dealing with street crimes that threaten him or defend others or are fantasizing about being a warrior?

It is called "a seminar". And yes, you learn more than you learn at home in your dojo in the village with your Ni DAN or San DAN instructor, where your other 20 dojo members are between 10th and 8th Kyu.

What is the use of this kind of practice, is it like training to continue to be deft in dealing with street crimes that threaten him or defend others or are fantasizing about being a warrior?

@@abuatsari7424The use is to keep idiots like you out of the dojo, so that the guys who like to learn martial arts can practice and are not bothered by idiots like you.

@@Jiyukan ha ha .... you are a person from a developed country, why can't you think rationally, at the seminar, sinsei and stance moves look great because the opponent is only someone who doesn't move like an object, ha ... Then when you will practice these moves with unregulated opponents, or you will still fantasize with that great moves.

@@abuatsari7424 "Then when you will *practice* these moves with *unregulated* opponents, or you will still fantasize with that great moves." That would no longer be "practicing" but fighting ... so ... you understand the difference?