Shotokan’s Funakoshi – The greatest marketeer in Karate history!

Let's take a first look at Funakoshi Gichin and his legacy, the Karate style known as Shotokan. We'll also take a look at some world famous Shotokan practitioners!

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Thank you Iain Abernethy, Jesse Enkamp, Patrick McCarthy, Andreas Quast and Jos Robert for all the inspiration and for making sure my feet stay firmly on the ground!

[EastWestFightingArts]

Tim san ... In an industry that already has so much your short and highly informative videos are helping to open a new pathway for a generation that might otherwise never brother to investigate the wonderful value of traditional Karate ~ keep up the great work :-)

[seculardojo]

Your channel has good content. I'm sure it will get more recognition as time goes on.

[chinolatino]

Why would anyone dislike a man that did so much for karate to be recognized and spreaded around the world? Even tne more classical shorin styles got benefit from this. Once karate was spreaded in japan it didnt take long for japanese people to find out about other classical okinawan styles like shorin and goju ryu. Karate in general owes a lot to funakoshis efforts regardless what his students did later when they created even a more modern and less classical way of karate.

[Berengier]

I started in Wado Ryu, and absolutely loved it, but now I do Shorin Ryu. I had to change due to schedule conflicts.

I'm loving Shorin Ryu, it is definitely interesting to see the differences in interpretation. My Wado Ryu dojo didn't put enough emphasis in the Jujutsu aspect, which was sad given my background in Judo and Aikido.