Budovideos.com - Uchinadi DVD 1: Original Karate of Okinawa by Toshishiro Oshiro

The author explains and demonstrates how to knock down an opponent by simply touching his body, by using the power of "atifa." This program includes demonstrations of the original techniques of karate, katas Pinan 1-5 and Naihanchi, and of course those amazing striking and blocking techniques.

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Format:	DVD-R NTSCDVD-R discs can be played on most DVD players and computers worldwide. Note that customers having older model DVD players or older DVD drives on their computers that are not compatible with the DVD-R format may not be able to view these DVDs. If you have questions or doubts, check your manufacturer's instruction manual.
Languages:	English
Length:	50 min.
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Author: Dan ROSENBERG
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Bought it elsewhere in videotape, but you got to get this on on DVD. Oshiro captivates you with his Koryu (true ancient way) of performing these katas which have since lost their "umf" in modern systems.