Jiseido New Karate Theory Basics and Kumite 2 DVD Set by Kenji Tokitsu

Kenji Tokitsu: Introduces a New Karate Theory after Spending 30 Years in France

Kenji Tokitsu has finally completed his new karate theory, "Jisei-Do". A martial art where one creates oneself, and is created by oneself. Questioning the traditional practice systems of karate, Toki verified them through personal examination, constructing a completely new theory that is physically and physiologically sound, ensuring victory even at ages 50 and 60. He sharply examines the problems within the karate world, establishes his sparring theories, and puts them into practice. What does it mean to practice martial arts and combat techniques throughout one's life? What are the underlying principles? Two DVDs, newly released as a DVD-BOX, were initially released as "Basic Edition" and "Sparring Edition" videos.

Content:

Ritsuzen (Standing Meditation)

• The Yayama-style small circle of Qi Gong method
  • Pendulum motion
  • Bird kata
  • Turtle kata
  • Dragon kata
  • Bear kata

Correct posture Effective use of the body Punching techniques

Hiratsuki Nagetsuki

Tatetsuki Uratsuki Kagitsuki Agetsuki Elbow strike

Kaishu Practice of punching techniques Why can't I master the technique? Walking method

Yoriashi Hopping step

Acceptance block Before and after Top and bottom Left and right Turn it to the outside Turn it to the inside

Footwork for blocks

Kakari Practice Free Sparring Kicking

Starring Kenji Tokitsu 1947, born in Yamaguchi Prefecture. He started karate in high school, and after graduating from Hitotsubashi University's sociology department, he entered a full-fledged training path. In 1971, he graduated from the Hitotsubashi University Faculty of Sociology, then went to Paris, France. He strove for karate training while aiming to build a life of both literary and martial arts. He completed the master's program at the University of Paris V in 1974, and the doctoral program in 1982. In 1994, he obtained an associate professor qualification at a national university in France and became a researcher at the Sorbonne Institute of Cultural Anthropology. In 1983, not satisfied with the established karate, he founded his own Kobayashi Karate, questioning the traditional practice systems of karate, and verifying them through his examination, he created a new theory that is physically and physiologically sound, incorporating principles of Chinese martial arts and Kendo, and in 1997, named it "Jisei-Do" with the meaning of "creating oneself through martial arts." He has many disciples around the world, centering in Europe, and is actively guiding them.

Language: Japanese with English subtitles

Run time: 194 min.

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