In Matsubayashi Ryū, we have Pinan Nidan, but the hammer strike is not forward but sorta coming up and arcing downward like a sledge hammer (on the opponent's arm). There's also two knife hand strikes in fudo dachi on either side (straight left, then angled, straight right, then angled, so four in total) at the end. Other than that, it's the same.
Greetings! I'm very impressed by the style of your technique, very similar to my family 's who also practiced Shudo-Kan. Never seen that before outside my family's dojo
@@shudokankaratefamily we have the dojo located in Caracas Venezuela. Club Okinawa. A student found you and shared your videos to me, for me is truly amazing. I could see some videos of Ichida Kenshin in your channel. My grandfather trained under direction of Hatoyama Kancho, and senseis Kuniyoshi Takahashi, Isao Ichikawa and Nemoto among others. Very pleased to meet you
No wonder we are close! Our heritage is very similar. My Sensei was Morris Mack who trained with Ichikawa, Walter Todd under the direction of Hatoyama Kancho, Takahashi Sensei as well. I have been going to Japan to train with the Toyama Ryu/Shudokan Hanshi as they are all nearing 80 years old. I have spent the most time with Ishida Hanshi. We are basically karate cousins. Nice to meet you!
