Sensei: Masters of Okinawan Karate #2 Yoshitsune Senaga - 沖縄空手

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Yoshitsune Senaga, Hanshi 10th-dan, Uechi Ryu Karate
瀬長　義常範士十段　　　上地流空手　
Senaga Sensei studied under Kanyei Uechi, the son of Uechi Ryu's founder. He is a great defender of traditional Okinawan karate and passionate about keeping traditions alive.
Sensei: Masters of Okinawan Karate is a documentary series about the amazing martial arts teachers living on Okinawa, the birthplace of karate. It is completely free to watch on RU-vid, anywhere in the world! Series One has more than 1,000,000 views.
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@ronniebaxter7221 4 года назад

I was in high school during the 70's. I was a nerd and an easy target for a group of jock bullies. I was beat, stolen from, chased and tormented for two years. One kid split my head open with a PE foot locker as I was pulling a sweaty gym shirt over my head. I wound up with six staples in my head...and no witnesses. This kid would always attack me from behind and usually with other kids. I became suicidal and would hide in my bedroom closet to avoid going to school. My parents did nothing. My older sister began dating a judo and kenpo martial arts student who was somewhat advanced. He began teaching me basics and I eventually went to the only martial arts school in the area, Hwa Rang Do. I had to work a paper delivery route to afford it. This kid split my ear in half when he slammed my school locker into the side of my head while I was retrieving my books. This was the last straw. Soon after, I went looking for him after school and found him the in the wrestling gym area sitting down. In front of everyone, I walked up behind him and executed a heal kick to the back of his skull as hard as I could. I turned and ran home crying. That night the police came to my home and we're going to arrest me. The kid was in an induced coma as I fractured his skull and he had a metal plate inserted. The police heard the whole nightmare I had been through and saw my mangled ear and split head with staple marks. They decided to forward the case to juvenile detectives and the family court officials. I was never arrested. I was expelled and completed HS in a continuation school. I continued training in Hwa Rang Do and after three years earned my half black belt. I moved on to Judo and earned my brown belt after two years. Today I am 60. I can' still hold my own and only train in wing chun. It's easy and enjoy working the wooden wing chun dummy. My career path often put me into positions to defend myself. I have been in roughly 500 street fights/altercations while arresting people. Martial arts paid off in more ways than I can count. After my HS encounter I never severely injured anyone again, but I never had trouble subduing someone quickly. I don't like bullies. My kids began their training early in life and have never had to endure what I went through. I cannot speak highly enough of the benefits of martial arts.

@davidmatthews2983 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing that, I think I would have done the axe kick also. Revenge and vengeance are real emotions and you can only Push someone so far. I’ll be doing the same with my kids, because it’s very primal for young boys to dominate each other. I won’t let them suffer like that, or how I did.

@peterbartolomeo5542 Год назад

I feel sorry for your horrible early years. Tragic how kids can become so evil so young.

@quintork4100 2 года назад

basic respect and openmindedness costs nothing ,without the internet we may have never heard this man talk,the words of our elders is gold !x

@bordonbert 5 лет назад

A man who, in a video of this field, openly says "I never had to fight on the street" has to be worth listening to! Humility and peace, almost forgotten nowadays in our world order. (And his smile at the end is the best part of all!)

@dantean 5 лет назад

There are other ways of interpreting or thinking about what someone who NEVER put karate into practice says. I'm not sure his never having ever USED his karate would by itself MAKE me want to listen to him.

@imthebestthingsinceslicedr5400 5 лет назад

Remember i heard this from some where. A sheated sword is the best sword compared to one thats drawn when confrontrd with adversity. Similar to how gun owners carry alot of restraint and know its most best to walk away than be confrontational

@zebbanister2348 4 года назад

Albert Burton But he ran from plenty of fights. So, if you are going to run anyway what's the point of spending all of that time (andmoney) learning karate?

@SenseiMaharaj 4 года назад

@@zebbanister2348 it's all about avoiding the situation instead of facing it. Our zanshin should be always on to prevent ourself from the confrontation. "Prevention is better than cure" Peace and Harmony, Sensei Maharaj

@zebbanister2348 4 года назад

Sensei Maharaj, yes I agree with you. But, as I said if one is always going to try to avoid confrontation as you point out and run from a fight why bother spending all of the time and money learning how to defend one's self? Makes no sense to me.

@susanluvstharin 2 года назад

My UNCLE is Uehara Saburo. He had his own dojo in Okinawa. He was married to my aunt Yoshiko Uehara ( maiden name = Miyagi). My mother was one of 16 siblings in the Miyagi family. My grandpa is Matsu Miyagi. My mama is Shigeko Miyagi. I remember when my mama would take me to visit my aunt and uncle and my cousins, I would watch my Uncle teach his students in the dojo.

@yogi8337 8 месяцев назад

16 siblings? Wow, thats a big family

@SIMONSK9CLUB 5 лет назад

Throughout my school life I was bullied. They mocked me because of my dark skin. And they use to beat me up. No one helped me. I made friends with some of my classmates thinking that they will help me. But when the bullies came they left me and joined the bullies to beat me up with them. Then I started learning karate. And I worked day and night to train myself. And then all my bullies avoided any conflict with me. Now I'm a black belt in karate and I know how it feels to be weak. But the truth is we are not weak its just a state to mind. So I thought of teaching everyone martial arts and rise above bullies. And started a RU-vid channel last week. Always remember YOU ARE NOT WEAK. YOU ARE MORE THAN WHAT YOU THINK YOURSELF TO BE. NEVER EVER GIVE UP.

@rashedyshedy5666 5 лет назад

Oss!

@SIMONSK9CLUB 5 лет назад

@@rashedyshedy5666 oss!

@nidgeontour257 4 года назад

Thank the bullies for putting you where you are! The irony?? lol!

@OmeNv2 4 года назад

nice fairytale lol, karate the most useless thing on the street, any boxer or wrestler could beat karate

@Suzyfromtheblock 4 года назад

The Nostro go back and look at this video again listen to what the master is saying you have missed the point

@randallpetroelje3913 5 лет назад

Thanks 🙏🏼, that’s so beautiful. Such grace and power. A kind smile at the end. A true budoka!! A master indeed, we need more like him 👍😃

@RyFol717 3 года назад

Just joined a goju/shorin ryu dojo an hour away from me. Could have chosen from handfuls of other styles closer to me but I love and respect the authentic okinawn traditional karate. So thankful for these videos and this new journey 🙏🥋

@safdarkh786 5 лет назад

The fluidity in his movement is amazing. His movements are clear and simple and perfectly applicable. This is real karate.

@DogAlpha 4 года назад

One of my teachers was stationed in Okinawa while in the military and studied Pangainoon. He also was proficient in Judo. I realize Kata is being ignored by many of today's martial artists, like swimming out of water I think I read somewhere. But, for traditions to continue and have a solid core I believe, Kata is the only genuine way. Now that I am in my 60s it is the only safe training I have to hold on to. When or if the internet went down and electronics where inoperable Kata would still be here.

@christinespacone980 9 месяцев назад

Well said and true!

@rashedyshedy5666 5 лет назад

The philosophy & the wisdom of this great grandmaster brings tears to my eyes

@AjaychinuShah 2 года назад

There are only few. Cherish their times always.

@randallpetroelje3913 5 лет назад

Bless the old school masters that still kick ass, and a way for future generations. I would love to see more. It’s also good to hear about his life and training to. The makiwara was cool, I got one too!! Lottsa love for Okinawa 🙏🏼👍

@peterbartolomeo5542 Год назад

This style is one of my favorites. To watch the training and conditioning of this system is mind boggling. The most physically demanding and extremely brutal of any system I've seen. It's so deadly it would be hard to imagine actually using this system in a street encounter. Not for the faint of heart.

@OkinawanSpirit 2 года назад

Thank you for all the positive comments. We're about to start filming Series Two, and need help from the international martial arts community to do it. Learn how you can become a supporter or sponsor of the series in the video description.

@JPRichards212 5 лет назад

Would be lying if I said this didn’t bring a tear to my eye. There are many of us who will keep these traditions alive! Oss

@rashedyshedy5666 5 лет назад

Joshua Richards Oss!

@marlonb.8243 4 года назад

It is a good thing that people like you are born with that kind of mindset to preserve culture and tradition. Some generations, like the man said, were unsettled and forceful.

@ChristofferEricsater 4 года назад

is the traditions of the Japanese people, not for white people to take over and make theirs, you will always only he a guest to their culture and traditions

@zebbanister2348 4 года назад

joshua, quite honeslty are you a sissy? You are crying over this? Sheesh what do you do when something really sad happens in your life? My gosh...

@wordupmagazines32 4 года назад

Oss 💯

@ukguy 5 лет назад

I don't even practice Karate but I have a lot of respect for this gentleman and others keeping the traditional martial arts alive.

@franciscoucetarodriguez9110 4 года назад

I think words of sensei are full of beauty and of course his movements.

@lionelreynaud 5 лет назад

great advice for life and training !

@BLenz-114 5 лет назад

Senaga Sensei, please do not worry. However popular "sport karate" may become, there will always, ALWAYS be those who hunger for the authenticity of traditional training. Whether their number be many or few, they will seek it out and carry it forward. Thank you, Sensei for sharing your wisdom, and thanks to Chris Willson for bringing this to those of us who care about such things. These videos are documentation of the elders of the art and will be a resource for the coming generations. Imagine if we could have videos like these of Chojun Miyagi and others of that generation that we all look to today.

@nrusimha11 4 года назад

Great project. Thank you.

@michaeldugan1738 5 лет назад

興味深くビデオを見て、つものように空手家にとても感心しました。上地流最高！ビデオに御感謝しております。

@chris_ackroyd 4 года назад

Dōi suru

@MingJun-ut3ic 5 лет назад

The tradition must be kept, I only hope that traditional karate doesn’t get wiped out

@OkinawanSpirit 5 лет назад

Thank you

@jessicabrandt1478 5 лет назад

Well said.

@jerryoshea3116 5 лет назад

@@OkinawanSpirit He made a interesting comment about tradition and reality vs entertainment and commercialism. And I think that was so important.He has/is teaching a traditional style and way of life,It's not meant to be flashy,but a "Art form"that if called upon could really seriously damage someone!. And that's why so many of these MA Vids are nonsense,they look good(help the provider gain fans and views)but if called upon in an actual emergency,could they be practically applied?I very much doubt it. One well practiced move(be that a punch,kick.or Elbow)learned from this Master would be like possessing and owning a rare Diamond!!.That's my take!!

@jerryoshea3116 5 лет назад

@Kenjutsu Tengu Yr absolutely correct(and i also live in the U.S) They're basically peddlng BS to often naive customers!! There's no harm in giving sum kind of instruction,but it has to be realistic and "short&sweet"to the point!(Kick the person in the Nuts,land a few decent punches,if they hit the deck,land sum Kicks&get the f##k out of there,rapido!) But certainly no complicated stuff! When i lived in London,the Guy who ran our works Gym for about 7 yrs was a real character. He was an Ex Army P/T instructor,Former Pro Boxer,he had a BLACKbelt in Karate and finally finished up a"Grand Master"in "Tai Chi" so he certainly was a well rounded person(and very funny&a really nice guy) So u can imagine he always had people asking odd (Q) and putting to him silly Hypotheticals."Which is the best MA?"Who would win a fight between a MA or a Boxer??(lots of silly assed (q).And he always was at pains to make it perfectly clear"no matter how hard u train at a particular MA,when u get out in the Street,it's a totally different paradigm. He would say"as much as I follow and embrace MA now ,never underestimate a Boxers fitness or a Seasoned street fighter"because if someone walks up to u and b4 you have blinked punches you on the nose,and u find urself swallowing blood,that's when u are going to find out how good u are at the MA u have been studying&practicing for yrs!" And that is the reality!!

@benfranklin9766 5 лет назад

Oss

@nunyabizness199 2 года назад

Excellent, thank you !

@MickMcClary 5 лет назад

Okinawan heart. Much respect to/for this man. Great video presentation. Arigato ne

@fartsare2023 3 года назад

This guy should be considered a national treasure.

@kingfredchristopherchewe1944 Год назад

Wholesome stuff

@maorithy7322 4 года назад

The best

@okinawakaratepodcast 5 лет назад

Absolutely fantastic video and interview, Chris. Inspiring to hear Senega Sensei's story even if only a small bit. I had the pleasure to meet and speak with him during our renmei dinner last year and I am happy to see that his wonderful personality comes out in this video. A truly humble master.

@josephmusyimi5059 Год назад

Great respect to master Senaga ,I love karate 💪

@user-lw3ku4py6i 3 года назад

I am personally thank`s you Great Teacher for your word`s.Because it honor for me and my life been best with your word`s...

@NICRASDOZAP 2 года назад

This video makes me continue to training uechi ryu style

@taylorcale Год назад

This is a great video! I have also found Karatemo's videos really helpful! Check them out: youtube.com/@karatemo

@matthewjosephmarrero2729 5 лет назад

Sensei 10dan move like water with power.at his age is trueley.Amazing.

@alanrenshaw5497 2 года назад

See when I trained in Wado Ryu many years ago. I had no idea it was sports Karate. I just knew I didn't want to be in a team competing. Just some discipline, exercise. And above all self defence. I know nothing of traditional methods, and wished I'd have known at the time. There must surely be many more like me.

@Snowtigerclaw 5 лет назад

Hi Chris & crew: thank you for this excellent video! Hope that you can continue the series. BR

@davec8401 2 года назад

Thank you Sensei for protecting traditional Okinawan Karate

@SoldierAndrew 9 месяцев назад

Olympic karate= Showmanship. Okinawan Traditional Karate= Survival.

@user-pf8wf9fb9c 4 года назад

Thankyoumaster

@DeanMadonia 3 года назад

A great man and Sensei. I was fortunate to work out with him at his dojo in 2018.

@paulthe2mikolajdupontsrens586 5 лет назад

Don’t worry sensei.I’ll come to Okinawa to protect the old style of Okinawa karate. It’s my dream and idea to come to study the older style of karate.

@paulthe2mikolajdupontsrens586 3 года назад

@Fred Forbes yes. It was an order I was giving by my Okinawa friend grandpa

@paulthe2mikolajdupontsrens586 3 года назад

@Fred Forbes yes I do. He told me to finish his training. He had studied judo and aikido and shokotan karate and also studied uechi-ryu karate. He never got too finished shokotan karate or uechi-ryu. So yeah I’m gonna finish it for him.

@MartinJutras 5 лет назад

Another great interview. Many thanks. Long live Okinawan Karate!

@warrendunham8339 Год назад

Fantastic- interesting explanations.

@rodrigohuber 5 лет назад

keep em comingo! great to see all those interviews and training sessions. thumbs up!!!! and follow!

@joseantoniolofaro3366 5 лет назад

Muy buen video, es un lujo conocer en la distancia a grandes maestros del Karate tradicional, referentes genuinos de cada escuela, gracias por compartirlo.

@michaelspyrou1784 5 лет назад

excellent.

@SimpliciusTeutsch 5 лет назад

A fascinating documentary. Thanks a lot for showing!

@idleonlooker1078 5 лет назад

I know nothing of karate but, I agree with his view to be authentic to his style, teach as he was taught and not to give in no matter what others say to protect its traditions. And for a guy in his 80s to be as healthy, robust and still teaching is the u deniable proof of the code he lives by. Respect! 👍

@carlosenrique1 Год назад

Excelente 👍

@RONBONIX Год назад

Fantastic video….I’m proud to be apart of spreading the Okinawa Martial Arts.

@OkinawanSpirit Год назад

Thanks Ron!

@Ola4ka 5 лет назад

Master 👍

@duanemiller4083 2 года назад

I like this sensei, Osu.

@SenseiMaharaj 5 лет назад

Oss! Nice documentary and very nice photography.

@andreasrylander 5 лет назад

Great respect, Sensei!

@diosdadoapias 5 лет назад

I viewed again this video; and I think that the Sensie does not dislike karate for sports and the olympic but that traditional karate of its purpose should not be forgotten but to be continued for training.

@Erchitu82 5 лет назад

This is pure gold. I hope one dy I can go to Okinawa to learn traditional karate.

@moatoshi941 5 лет назад

Hatsumatsusempukiaku

@jerelkenworthy3368 4 года назад

Really enjoyed this Masters understanding of the way of karate. A humble man never had a problem in the street he reminds me of the great masters that had and have tremendous power but kept it to themselves.

@rodolfozepeda6535 5 лет назад

I Totally agree with Sensei, we must protect traditional karate do

@davidc6510 4 года назад

Great interview! Great project.

@TheReverb1 5 лет назад

...I lived for a few months in Japan and after listening to this Sensei what comes to my mind is that in Occident we are a thousand light years of this thinking and way of life

@paulodossantos2045 Год назад

❤Oss,Okinawa é o berço do melhor karatê do mundo.

@vincenthudon1520 3 года назад

«I can't see the end, but I will protect traditional karate.» You can see he is struggling with the sport evolution of his most precious art and way of life, . I wish his message will be heard. I think traditional karate is beneficial in many more ways than sports (which are still great by the way).

@BlackBuck777 5 лет назад

Wise words, much respect to this Sensei. I must train more!

@jimanHK 4 года назад

thank you for sharing this great interview

@leoprzytuac3660 5 лет назад

About karate in olympics, it's not about protect tradition, it's not about close, it's about open, show the people that karate is much more big and complex than just the sport karate they already know, show them the tradition, make them interest on it, that's why karate must be olympic, and it's our duty to make our styles shine and impress the public, so they can see that there is more than they know

@bashlivingstonstampededojo882 5 лет назад

I agree

@bassoskat 5 лет назад

Just incredible sensei, oss!

@user-hc6bc1ii8u 5 лет назад

Respect !!!!

@adreisa.t5149 2 года назад

Few years ago i joined gojukai karate-do branch in my home town, i was expecting that the training Will be so hard since it is a karate style i think but then i got dissapointed because we only keep repeating kata and doing kumite (touching contest) and i think that is n0t the way of a fighter so then i leave it. I am very interested to learn as much as possible traditional karate but i am too far from Okinawa and cant afford enough money to get there. Sad

@orencio1969 3 года назад

here in the boston area of usa we have a large Uechi Ryu community

@stevenkok1926 4 года назад

Dynamic force.

@vittoriosiepi2445 4 года назад

Fantastic video!!! Thanks a lot for everything sensei!!

@balsonnaoshekpam5680 4 года назад

Dangerous masters

@seawildearth 5 лет назад

Good stuff Chris, well done.

@OkinawanSpirit 5 лет назад

Thanks mate.

@reggiesmith6423 5 лет назад

The respect this Sensei has for traditional Karate is admirable and respectable. Glad you shared this story.

@randallpetroelje3913 5 лет назад

No doubt. A true budoka. I hope he lives to be 150 years old teach future generations 😃👍

@mirkogatti1032 5 лет назад

Finally a real master with real traditions , a real martial art !!

@sciencinessfeeling6366 4 года назад

I do not profess any expertise, and I should say that I very much appreciate the Yoshitsune Senaga video. My comment is just a question. Does the woman in the room (on the left) seem to make the other practitioners look slow and less powerful? She seemed amazing to my untrained eye.

@arqjusan 5 лет назад

Please, traducir al español, Thank You!!!

@yigael32 5 лет назад

Quedé prendido de la belleza de la señorita estudiante

@alexanderdiezquelle8155 4 года назад

Todo el respeto para el maestro.

@LeonardoGarcia-qt6lf Месяц назад

Can anybody tell me which kata the master is performing at 10:55? I´ve never seen that one in Okikukai.

@imthebestthingsinceslicedr5400 5 лет назад

What sense is saying is that just because you have the skills that doesnt mean when trouble comes you should be confrontational but rather better to just walk away. Similar to people who carry guns where they practice alot of restraint and use it only as a last resort when your life is in danger

@dannysantoso4331 4 года назад

Oss, long live sensei....and thanks for the video

@anilpanta1505 4 года назад

Sensei I share your concern for traditional karate.

@konradheumann8342 4 года назад

Absolute, genuine respect to Senaga Sensei . . . but aren't arts supposed to evolve over time as we learn more about everything from the human body to the effectiveness of various techniques? It's an important question for us in the world of Karate to discuss.

@laztoth3104 2 года назад

SAN SOO KUNG FU IS MY SYSTEM... WORKS FOR ME!!!! I RESPECT THESE " MASTERS "☯️☯️☯️☯️☯️🙏... LOVE THE HISTORY!!!!!

@davidmatthews2983 3 года назад

10:34 love the shureido shihan gi, great gi great quality 👌 much love for Okinawa styles, from a Shorin ryu karateka

@laeradorada4273 5 лет назад

yo practico este estilo de karate y me parece de lo mejor del arte tradicional

@ercansen678 4 года назад

Çelik adam bunlar wowwww

@juaniusm 4 года назад

Does anyone know what kata he performed fully in this video? I've never seen it in Uechi Ryu before. I thought it was Sansei ryu (I'm a Ni Dan so I haven't learned it yet) but it didn't look familiar to me.

@dalong0 4 года назад

"GIKEN": this kata was created by Senaga Sensei himself, using various Uechiryu techniques as well as other defensive techniques which he chose to include. (the name comprising of the "Kanji" of his name and fist 義拳)

@chris_ackroyd 4 года назад

It looks similar to Sanchin kata...

@markandoyo2204 Год назад

Me; I've also striving with Olympics under the one serious discipline, Judo, as yet I was not enough lucky to be acknowledge even to having myself potentially moderate eligible, but now; I've started to invest with at least one Okinawan Karate that comes from Shorin Ryu, but now not to intent for Olympic dreams, it is just for my own simple understanding and to adapting at least effective biomechanic

@Exploring_Nature 5 лет назад

I respect this man and I would like him to be my master

@Alankimmes 9 месяцев назад

Aligato senseî🙏❤

@eduardozurita3429 4 года назад

Viva las Artes marciales cada niño del planeta tendría que practicar artes marciales o cualquier otro deporte ..el Deportes es salud

@legendrebernard2549 4 года назад

Un plaisir , une émotion à nouveau de rencontrer un autre Grand Maître D' okinawa : quelque soit l'age, il continue de pratiquer son art, de servir son style, de former. Merci :) :)

@AjaychinuShah 2 года назад

Karate Instructor / Sije are approved in Japan but frowned upon in USA.

@manoelgomesfilho5036 3 года назад

Poucos no mundo entenderão o espírito desse vídeo.

@valegendre 4 года назад

What a respectfull and wise man.i hope young people will protect the knowledge and culture of Okinawan karate it's invaluable .great content .

@PaulGappyNorris 5 лет назад

What is the difference between the Sanchin he practices and any other Okinawan style with Sanchin?

@princekermit0 4 года назад

open handed nukite strikes

@shankarsatheesan6846 4 года назад

Open handed strikes and ukes (as mentioned in a previous comment) faster movement, multidirectional movement, short breathing finally wa uke instead of mawashi uke.

@yogi8337 3 года назад

Most basic is, different breathing method, shuri, tomari, naha have their own breathing technique each kata

@MARIOLONEWOLF 5 лет назад

Great Sensei....OSU from Italy

@eangthaingov9923 5 лет назад

Hello Hello hello! Dear Sensei, Karate is like playing a game of chess! One has the option to play chess, one also have the option of walking away from the chess game and watch instead! Domo arigato Sensei! ETN...