Taikiken Perfect Defense DVD by Koji Takagi
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The video production aims to preserve and pass on the martial arts legacy inherited from Grandmaster Kenshi Sawai by Takagi Koji. Taikiken, renowned for its practical combat effectiveness and surrounded by numerous legends, is meticulously taught by Takagi Koji in this comprehensive film. It reveals the profound secrets of Taikiken, long shrouded in mystery. Additionally, the film features the highly praised "Wild Unleashed!" 60th birthday sparring session of Takagi Koji, and a rare footage of the Netherlands Taikiken luminary, Master Karenbach, during his visit to Japan in 1988. This is an essential work for anyone aspiring to understand martial arts deeply.
Contents:
- Interview with Takagi Koji
- Front Kick Receiving
- Roundhouse Kick Receiving
- Perfect Defense
- Standing Zen Meditation (Ritsu Zen)
- Crawling Techniques
- Wrist Rotations Training
- Master Karenbach's Visit to Japan (July 23, 1988)
- Stepping Techniques
- Push Hands (Tuishou)
- Exploring Hands (Tanshou)
- Takagi Koji's 60th Birthday Sparring (2014)
Featuring:
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Takagi Koji
- Born in Tokyo in 1954. Seventh-degree instructor of Taiqi Shisei Kenpo. Director of the Taiqi Kenpo Ishinjuku. During his tenure as captain of the Hosei University Okinawa Goju-ryu Karate Club, he traveled alone to the Netherlands, then considered the strongest in the world of karate, and fought throughout Europe as a member of the Dutch National Team. Through Jan Karenbach, who was recognized by Mas Oyama, the late director of Kyokushin Kai, as "the strongest foreigner in Kyokushin," he learned of Kenshi Sawai, the founder of Taiqi Kenpo. Upon returning to Japan, he visited Sawai in the forest of the shrine and became his disciple. After experiencing numerous matches with other schools, in February 1983, he became the top student of the second golden age of Taiqi Kenpo. For ten years of practice in that shrine, whenever Sawai moved, he always played his role as a partner, directly observing and learning his movements in front of him and feeling them. Furthermore, after Sawai passed away.
Language: Japanese
Run time: 84 min.
SPD-6525
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