Iron Fist Training! Karate and Jeet Kune Do

Hiro Watanabe ( Jeet Kune Do）
Taka Ishibashi（Karate）

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[PsychoGemini]

Ishibashi sensei looks so happy to be punching that iron ball. Always love seeing how the masters on this channel are so happy to learn from each other.

[SenseiMaharaj]

Sensei Taka is very happy here, like a baby is happy when it gets a new toy... 😊

[aitorgomez]

En mi caso puedo decir que las artes marciales y de combate me dieron una segunda oportunidad en mi vida y mis más de 27años de práctica puedo asegurar que me han dado fuerza para seguir viviendo y no rendirme ( pese ha tener esclerosis múltiple y los duros golpes que me está dando la vida)gracias a las artes de combate y marciales sigo con fuerzas para seguir para adelante y si también fuerzas para vivir

[daiblaze]

Ahaha !
On le voit bien dans ses yeux qu'il est tellement heureux et joyeux de pratiquer comme Bruce.
Super ! Quelle joie de vivre !

[遊兵]

面白い番組観てて時間がすぐ経ってしまうとかありますけど、



そして自分もコンクリの柱を殴る

[GuruKanDorado]

Humildad del maestro de karate y su felicidad al ver y conocer el nuevo estilo 👌👌

[maryuFalco]

宮平先生と中先生の時もそうやったけど

こうやって黒帯ワールドで出会う人が
実は同い歳ってなんか不思議な縁ですね

[mieszkowisniewski]

Zawsze jestem zadowolony jak was oglądam. Świat tradycyjnych sztuk walki jest tak perfekcyjnie i profesjonalnie przedstawiony... Pozdrawiam z Polski ;)

[donelmore]

One of my late Seniors, Caylor Adkins, trained with what he called a Chinese Iron Ball. He taught Chinese Iron Ball training for many years and wrote a book on it. I don’t remember him hitting the ball though. He used the ball to enhance hip connection for close strikes and manipulation. I started training with an iron ball in the mid 1970s without having instruction and initially used it with large movements. After a while I decided that the ball was more effective for small “interior” movements rather than large expansive movement. Many years later, I took my first Brown Belt student to train with Mr. Adkins. I discussed the iron ball with him and he confirmed my conclusion that the iron ball was for training small interior movements.

[ねるちゃん-gc]

部位鍛錬は骨列に刺激を入れるのによさそう。
気持ちいいレベルの強さの衝撃を与えるの気持ちいい。

[reno]

学生時代に遭遇しててそのまま数十年後に再び遭遇するって
2人とも純度高すぎだろw

[wesleymitchell]

Bruce Lee inspired so many.. myself included. just thinking, without him, I might not have spent so many years training.

[emersonlima]

Por favor traga mais sobre esses valorosos mestres, eles são um exemplo de humildade, mostram respeito um pelo outro sendo de diferentes estilos, isso é um exemplo a ser seguido

[johndough]

Bruce mostly trained his fists on a wall mounted Sandbag, filled with Coarse grain beach sand... the same way that he was taught, in China. He also had a bag full of Steel BBs. And he also trained his conditioning, by using a Shaolin method... of thrusting his fist and fingers, into a Bucket full of sand. There were some other things he did... such as filling a coffee can with sand or pebbles... placing it on the end of a long table.. and then performing an Inch Punch, to see how far he could make it Slide away from him. Not sure if he wrapped the metal coffee can with any material or not (probably not). You can see most of Lees training devices, in many of the photos within his older books. He also describes some of his training methods in them. Ive found Tao of JKD to have far less valuable knowledge, than his older and smaller books.

Ive also come from a traditional Wing Chun background. I used to train Iron Fist (and full Iron Body) conditioning, on a daily basis. On a sandbag, as well as a bag full of steel BBs. I also used a punching bag, to develop penetration strength / depth. And just as I was taught... I used a special Chinese herbal healing lineament, called "Dit Da Jow", applied before and after each session. The stuff is a "Miracle in a Bottle". 2 drops worth applied to any swollen injury... and within less than 5 minutes, all traces of any swelling, were completely Gone. Also, 90 to 100% of the pain from the injury, would also be gone. The Jow protects the fist while doing this training, helps to heal it much faster... and helps to develop greater density... in far less time. It also helps to prevent dead-flaking-skin issues, often seen by the Karate style of conditioning. Proper Iron Fist conditioning, should never Deform your hands / body... that only happens if you are doing things incorrectly.

[leonardoespinosa]

Que excelente video de estos dos maestros y su reencuentro con un ex alumno del gran maestro Bruce lee quien hasta el día de hoy le seguimos no importa el arte que practiques un referente para los alumnos de las disciplina 🥋 marcial muy grato el vídeo como siempre excelente un gran abrazo desde Chile amigos del kuro obi.

[Moodymongul]

7:20 - If Sensei used *O’Keeffe’s Jar Healthy Feet* on his hands. That cracked skin issue (in winter etc) should stop.
If you harden your hands, best to use a good foot moisturiser (not a hand moisturiser). It works like a charm :)