International Meibukan Goju Ryu Karate Kata #1 DVD by Akihito Yagi
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Embark on a journey through the time-honored kata, kumite, and training methods preserved by International Meibukan, deeply rooted in the lineage of Miyagi Chojun and Yagi Meitoku. This instructional DVD unveils the traditional teachings of Okinawan Karate, offering insights into essential techniques and cultural significance.
Contents:
◎ Basic Kata
- Sansen
- Gekisai I & II
- Saiha
- Shikochin
- Thirty-six Techniques
◎ Meibuken
- Tenchi
- Seiryu
- Byakko
◎ Meibukan Basics
- Movement Basics
- Kote Training
- Sansen Jar
- Encircling Kumite
◎ Goju-ryu and International Meibukan
- Interview with Yagi Akitatsu, 2nd Head of the School
Instructors and Performers ◎ Yagi Akihito Chairman of Yagi Dojo, Headquarters of the International Meibukan Goju-ryu Karate Federation. Born in 1977 in Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture, Yagi Akihito is the grandson of Yagi Meitoku, the esteemed founder of International Myobukan and a custodian of Okinawa's cultural heritage in Karate and Kobudo. With a commitment to preserving and promoting traditional martial arts globally, Yagi Akihito oversees approximately 100 branches across 30 countries. His dedication extends beyond teaching, encompassing cultural advocacy and international collaboration in martial arts education. Notably, his involvement in the film "Kuro-Obi" brought him recognition, further amplifying his role in the dissemination of Okinawan martial arts.
Language: Japanese
Length: 70 min
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