Training
The various parts of the body used for atemi are traditionally hardened or toughened by striking and kicking makiwara to such an extent that they become powerful weapons.
This video shows Kancho Yoshitaka Taira conditioning his forearms at his Kodokan dojo in Urasoe city, Okinawa in 2001.
Forearm conditioning
with makiwara
with makiwara
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< Pinan shodan
< Pinan sandan
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< Naihanchi shodan
< Ananku
< Wankan
< Rohai
< Passai & Wanshu
(A tribute to Shinjo sensei)
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