Motobu Choki’s Training Methods - Karate Philosophy
Verkko31. toukok. 2023 · Learn how Motobu Choki, a karate master and fighter, trained to develop his strength, power, and skills. Discover his techniques and tips on makiwara, stones, katas, and fighting system.
The Beginning of the Legend of Motobu Chōki - Medium
Verkko2 min read. ·. Jul 11, 2023. Written and translated by Motobu Naoki. Last week (Nov. 30, 2019), in the article “Itosu Ankō in the Ishimine Period,” I introduced an article contributed by Yamauchi...
Kanō Jigorō and Motobu Chōki - Medium
Verkko9 min read. ·. Sep 17, 2023. Written by Motobu Naoki and translated by Andreas Quast. A 2014 book of the Okinawa Shōrin-ryū Karatedō Association contains an article about a round-table...
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Motobu Choki’s Notable Students - Karate Philosophy
Verkko31. toukok. 2023 · Motobu Choki trained many students who went on to become influential karate masters in their own right and played significant roles in shaping the development of karate.
The Year Motobu Chōki Returned to Okinawa - Medium
VerkkoMar 30, 2024. 2. More than ten years ago, I received an e-mail from an editor of a martial arts magazine in the U.S., stating, “According to what remains of the Naha City public records before...
Uke and Hazushi - RyukyuTe Kempo 琉球手
Verkko31. lokak. 2023 · Motobu Chōki uses the expression “ uke hazusu (受け外す, literally, receive and remove)” in his books, where today we say “ ukeru (receive).” In the commentary on “ tsuki-uke (punch-receive),” he also refers to it as “ uchi hazusu (hit and remove). Neither is common in modern karate terms.
Motobu Choki | Ryukyu Bugei 琉球武芸
Verkko28. kesäk. 2023 · Motobu Chōki: “My Art and Skill of Karate” (1932) This translation was created in close cooperation with the author’s grandson, Motobu Naoki sensei. It also includes a congratulatory address by the author’s son, Motobu Chōsei sensei, the current head of the school. Moreover, this year marks the 150th anniversary of Motobu …
Records about the Kakede before 1945 - RyukyuTe Kempo 琉球手
Verkko31. lokak. 2023 · Motobu Chōsei (right) and Motobu Tomoyuki. Chōki Motobu enjoyed the practice of Kakede. He used to say that “it leads to acquiring an expert eye.”. Since Kakede makes free use of attack and defense, one can react instantly to an opponent’s attack and defend oneself, or one can attack instantly without missing an opening ...
The Lost Kata, ‘Tomaikun’ - RyukyuTe Kempo 琉球手
Verkko8. marrask. 2023 · Motobu Chōmo (1890–1945) was the second son of Motobu Chōyū. His nickname was Torajū. He got this nickname because he was strong, quick-witted and agile, reminiscent of a tiger’s tail. He also came to Ōsaka during the Taishō period (1912–1926) and was active together with Motobu Chōki for a period of time.
Karate - Wikipedia
Verkko1 päivä sitten · During the Taishō era (1912–1926), karate was introduced to mainland Japan by Gichin Funakoshi and Motobu Chōki. Karate's popularity was initially sluggish with little exposition but when a magazine reported a story about Motobu defeating a foreign boxer in Kyoto, karate rapidly became well known throughout Japan. [4]
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