Somebody get that guy!!

Ppppfffttt gets easily submitted by any catch wrestler or BJJ practitioner

Karate changed a lot. Actually not karate but the way it is trained nowadays :(.

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It took me years ago …

2 to 2 1/2 years for black belt seems kind of short. At my dojo, it takes around 5-8 years to reach black belt with continuous training.

The time when karate was popular

Keith I had the pleasure training with father in law Stan Schmitt with never forget

My Bullshido is better 😂

Never liked shotokan

What an uplifting video, Keith Sensei. I watched it over the years and there is so much to take and study out of it. With all my respect from @byronkarateselfdefence Ossu

Nice ballet

Nice ballet

Well, that's what Musashi powder is. And there's a change in belts these days...

Which style is this jka

Today kumite is much harder....they where so slow. Im fighting over 30 years. Now they use more sweeps and judo take downs.

"...and a tree and she was pinned between the two." 🍔🍗🌮

Hello; without disrespect; I do not see any different approach in training. What I see is that you are big and now older as all the big persons; even more bigger so you have the kg advantage and of course in a one point kumite; the longer distance regarding an smaller guy. I have this realistic point of view because I am the smaller normally (I am old and now new generations are all tall somehow) O can have the guts to "enter" the other guy area but very difficult (as we see mostly) to do the impact or point before the big guy counter attack. Hence smaller persons need a second punch or hit to land the technique. Whatever what you guys have to say I only see big or tall guys dominating the ippon kumite

Do you like smoking?? I can try to get what you like!!😊

Before society turned....and went wokey tokey! See how the TV wanted people to grow and overcome their weaknesses. Then ask yourself what happened!? As a kid this would have had me in the dojo in a heartbeat! Now!? Alot of it was old JKA propaganda but it was good and healthy propaganda!

@_"God's waiting room" Have you tried a hot-toddy, Mz. Michelle? Supposedly whiskey has medicinal values and the history of whiskey and doctors intertwine and go BAC a long way -Tu Chang

Oss

Doesn't matter how many black belts you have , cant stop knives and bullets can you ,so don't get overcomfident you idiots .Sensei Enoeda was one of the best human beings and karate masters ever .

These days people use knives and guns!!!!!!

Excellent training approach! Simple and effective karaté techniques.

Yah and these girly men can even open the heavy oak door because...wah?

That was great, her technique is natural. The dawn rises on another tomorrow.

I remember watching this years ago, being inspired, it really captured the times. I also remember training with one of the karateka featured in the film - we were partners at a Kanazawa seminar in Florida and Kanazawa sensei asked us to demonstrate his ippon kumite techniques for the class. I did them first, then Kanazawa asked (I believe his name was Ivan) to do them but on the opposite side, that we had not practiced. Ivan quietly said to me, as we faced each other in yoi,..."bummer" as he proceeded to do the techniques on the left. What a great time, great memories, great karate.

What a fantastic documantary. They took their training so seriously as it should be, much further than the dojo. A way of life.

Thank you so much managers, specifically for your management style, Michelle. I try to emulate your considerate nature continually and try to refrain from excess, to practice moderation continually, thank you for being concerned and not apathetic when I was smoking pot (marijuana), for caring about my future

In February 1982, during a holiday in Johannesburg, I had the honor and fortune of being hosted at Stan Schmidt Sensei's gym. I remember the wonderful experience of that training, at the time I was a lad 2th Dan Shotokan, I was introduced to Sensei by Carlo Guidozzi who was his student. Thank you Sensei Schmidt wherever you are. OSS!!

Infinitum Oss❤

Very inspiring memorial. Well done Sensei

This is what I call realistic Tuition. Ive not come accross this Senssie before, but wow, yea, deffo knows his stuff.

Make any contact now in a Dojo and you get penalised. I've seen this difference since I started in the 80s, until now. It seems like this new Generation (z) are like Cry Babies. I use to come back with all sorts of bruises. May be it's the Insurence purposes now? I think it should go back to the Traditional way.

I'm so sorry I don't speak Indonesian but I do speak English, Spanish and Korean quite proficen

아이고우디할모니점안에서점씨어고차거원물점탚스세요날싸얼마나떠워서요..

Awesome

A very very good instructor

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That’s my passion 💪😂👍

Great work.. ! Can you tell me the name of the competitor that reached the final ? Thank you

I wore out my DVD copy years ago, and haven't been able to find another one. Thanks for posting it.

The above is from Brian Rabinowitz in Toronto, Canada.

I have just seen this. I am long gone from the world of karate, but Sensei Stan was a big part of my life in the 60's and i remember him as such, as well as being a big inspiration and having a big influence on my life. I was still in touch with him and remember him with great warmth and fondness.

Brings back memories of training at the Dojo in Johannessburg in the 80's! His grand daughter Jess is incredible - what a talent. RIP sensei Stan your legacy lives on.

Oss muito bom sergio satory dojo feira de Santana Bahia oss

Oss! Awesome doc here. What year did this come out?

This is a great video for point fighting, but outside of the Dojo you're better off learning Boxing or MMA. Karate is a beautiful fighting style but it takes a very long time to use it in any real confrontation. Boxing is more efficient and easier to pick up and will get you in amazing shape. Wrestling is also very effective too.

Classic ! The indefatigable JKA Masters in their prime . Thanks Sensei for sharing this truly invaluable video. Oss