Introducción al Sanchin de Uechi Ryu 

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@@yoshukai.argentina excuse me as I don't speak Spanish. I have a question. The video is titled Uechi Ryu Yoshukai. Way back around 1970 I started my training in Kyokushin in B'ham Alabama. There was 1 other school that I found out which was Yoshukai. Master Yamamoto's Yoshukai and branch chief in B'ham was Yuki Koda. A Master never stops learning and the Since you mentioned the 2 different schools, I was wondering how do, 2 completely different Ryu with totally different Kata merge, if that is the case? Uechi has Kata like no other Karate school I have seen. Still has fluid techniques from China. It is not for show or perfect techniques as many Japanese schools teach. To me, it looks serious and deadly. I really look back and wonder what was taught. A lot of basic blocks, stances, etc. Anyway, I need to go to sleep. I don't mean to offend you, just curious as I said. I love Karate so much and now I'm 75! But my lumbar spine has had 4 surgeries and many insults that put me on floor for several weeks or longer. But I kept on training. Now both feet and legs are asleep with crazy sensations of pain. Dealt with it for long time. My muscles are not working right from so much nerve damage, my balance is gone and I'm miserable as hell. I want to train so bad when I look at videos. I look forward hearing from you to explain the 2 names. ☮️😃🥋

Hi Marc! I am aware of that. In our case, Uechi Ryu is the main style and Yoshukai (with different logo and trademark in argentina) is the name of the organization. We didnt have a clue of "Yoshukai Karate", as it doesnt seems to be very popular in our region. Uechi Ryu is one of the three main styles in Okinawa and it has a strong presence in Argentina and all the western world. We do follow the Uechi Kanei teachins as good as we can throught our master George Mattson (USA) who is a legendary Uechi Ryu teacher since the 60s. Hope this information is helpful for you. Thanks a lot for your interest and i wish you recovery from your spine problem.

Por nada! Recuerden que esto no reemplaza al trabajo con un sensei que nos vigila y corrige. Un saludo!

Muchas gracias!

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Gracias! No suple de ningún modo el tener a un maestro cerca corrigiendote, pero mi idea era arrojar un poco de luz sobre lo que el practicante debería buscar. Un saludo!

Gracias por tu apoyo!

Gracias por tus palabras! Este video quedó un poco viejito, pero creo que es de ayuda para quienes no conocen el estilo. Espero mas adelante volver a repetir trabajos similares. Te mando un saludo!

Muchas gracias por tu apoyo!

Muchas gracias Sensei André

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@@yoshukai.argentina anyway you can put English subtitles so I can understand? 🤔

Hi Marc! There is an automatic subtitle function that youtube enables to all its videos. Its not perfect, but it works. But now you ask, i think i'm going to work on manual subtitles for some videos. Thanks a lof for your comment!

Hola Lucas! Excelente tu pregunta. En las escuelas en donde estuve se puede ejecutar iniciando con cualquiera de los dos pies, de ahi que vas a escuchar que quién dirige la clase muchas veces expresa "Migi ashi Sanchin" o "Giradi ashi sanchin" para que toda la clase inicie con el mismo pie. De tal modo, algunos instructores prefieren que el Chudan Morote Nuki coincida con el pie iniciado (y por ende se gire en esa dirección al hacer wa uke) y para otros es indistinto. Sanchin es una kata muy peculiar, sale de la estructura convencional totalmente! Te mando un saludo!

@@yoshukai.argentina that was 1 question about starting feet in Sanchin. Thanks