the writer of the English subtitles is very welcome indeed! As a matter of fact, I would like to thank them! To whomever wrote the English subtitles for this video, thank you very much! Thank you not only for translating the speech of individuals, but the speech of multiple individuals speaking over one another! This attention to detail shows great care on the part of whomever was subtitling this video, thank you for this extra attention taken for the translation!
Тайкан -НАПАДАЕТ!, на императорского солдата вооружённого мечем!, а Ëширо -ЗАЩИЩАЕТСЯ от императорского солдата вооружённого мечем! я слышал что СЛОЖНЕЕ защищаться!, чем нападать!
Very good .I did shotokan 1972 to 1980 .graded by keinosuke Enoeda. We were taught hard blocks can be a attack in themselves.I used a makiwara for maybe 6 years ,and guys in the dojo sometimes complained about my blocks. I broke a guys arm once with knife hand block . I still have the makiwara but I only train now with weights. Even at 83 I can still kick high and fast with jodan keage geri. Loved karate .Even though many injuries and pain from kumite..that kick looked like it went straight to the carotid artery.
@k.l7524 Yes I attended 2 separate London 8 hour a day mon to Friday training in the 70s with quite a few of us Enoeda ,Kanazawa,Kawasoe and ( not sure of spelling ) Ochi. Great days. First 2 days nearly killed me. It was so hard.
I could watch 1:10 scene over and over again, that could actually work in real life. I like this scene, cause they're using real life practical moves, no special effects. Scenes like this make me a believer in Karate again...when taught properly.
@@diddlenfiddle7311 If the opponent is a retard, it could work. If he has a functional adult brain, no chance. It's pretty hard to avoid getting cut even while hitting the other guy with a sword of the same reach. Punching and kicking without getting cut would require superhuman speed or absolutely ridiculous precision, you know, unless the opponent is completely intoxicated or something.
You probably know it, but the actor is not really an actor, he is the real karate sensei Tatsuya Naka and he is featured in many videos on youtube channel @kuroobiworld
I don't really know the background here. Are those soldiers just perfectly inept at the use of a sword? Is that the story? Or are the karate people super-human fast?
Sensei: "Don't strike first and don't kick because it's not the karate way as far as these guys know." Fighter: "Aw yeah, I'm scoopin' what yer poopin'." Soldier: "Excellent. He definitely won't strike first or kick. I got this." Master: "lol. lmao even."
Stronger? It is simply technique. There is strength and conditioning in the hits, but ultimately it all comes down to technique. Martial Arts is just human body physics used for the purpose of combat. If you understand the potential for a mechanic, and can read it and counter, then you have the upper hand. Stronger isn't nearly as important as technique.
