Kenshinkan Karate: Acquire in Seconds! DVD by Takeyuki Hayama
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The Day Karate Can Fight in All Rules!! Only four movements that correspond to all martial arts!!
To make karate the strongest martial art again, FSA Kenshinkan has actively challenged various rules, starting with full-contact karate, glove karate, karate with protective gear, point-stop rules, and MMA mixed martial arts, and eventually aiming to compete in tournaments where eye poking and hitting faces with bare hands are allowed. This time, the school will be introducing for the first time 4 basic movements that allow for the efficient movement of the body, improving agility and adaptability, and being able to adapt flexibly to various rules. Kenshinkan Director Iyuki Hayama aims to establish a karate that can defeat.
Recording Contents
History of Kenshinkan for 36 years: The history of Kenshinkan 36 years F.S.A Kenshinkan's challenges: F.S.A Kenshinkan's challenges: Integration and systematization of full-contact karate and standing joint techniques The essence revealed by challenging taboos CHAOS MADMAX's ultimate battle: Challenge to bare-handed facial attacks F.S.A Kenshinkan's mysteries: The secret of F.S.A Kenshinkan: CHAOS A CHAOS B Glove-wearing karate Full-contact karate Fighting with protective gear MMA mixed martial arts What was learned by punching a face with bare hands: Hitting opponent's face by a bare hand Ultimate self-defense proposed by Director Hayama Future of karate and future of F.S.A Kenshinkan: The future of karate
Appearance
Takeyuki Hayama (HAYAMA Takeyuki) In February 1976, he began Shaolin Temple Boxing and obtained the fourth dan in August 1984. In October 1985, he opened a dojo in Koenji, Tokyo, and began teaching as a branch manager. In August 1996, he peacefully withdrew from Shaolin Temple Boxing. In October of the same year, FSA Kenshinkan was established. In October 1997, he opened a permanent main dojo and changed its name to the International FSA Kenshinkan Karate-Do Federation. In May 2007, Chaos Promotion was established. Starting with the systematization of full-contact karate and standing joint techniques, he challenged various battles such as Absolute, which lifted the ban on eye poking and genital attacks, and Chaos, which allowed facial attacks by bare hands. Based on these experiences, he devised the basic movements of Kenshinkan that can respond to any rule and continues to challenge new battles such as those with protective gear and point-stop. He is energetically engaged in fostering youth and promoting the development of Kenshinkan Karate.
Language: Japanese with English subtitles
Length: 83 min.
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