очень круто. хотя личное мнение, это перебор, что ли . не боевая форма, артистическая, быстро, но не наполнено. ну например, когда делает Канадзава, то веришь, что каждым ударом он наносит ушерб противнику. так же определенный ритм , и дыхания, отчётливо каждое движение . конечно со временем все меняется , и исполнение ката тоже.
Nice body control but the gi slapping and mat pounding to make those sounds are unimpressive and reminds me if what I'd see in an open tournament from a McDojo.
*COMPLETE CRAP.* *While the performer is obviously very capable and athletic, this has nothing to do with karate.* *The example NOT to follow if you're interested in martial arts rather than superficial showmanship!*
No? This is literally karate. This is kata! Not kumite. If your interested in martial arts and fighting you should do kumite. They never said anywhere here that this is martial arts! Although it technically is.
Of course, it's an amazing performance, but I've never seen before that anyone, right before the jump, made that small step forward. Of course, it facilitates the jump, but in JKA all referees I know would consider it as a mistake. The jump should be executed directly from tate-shuto-uke in zenkutsu-dachi
