Kata CHOUN NO KON - Matayoshi Kobudo

This Okinawan Kobudo Kata for the BO is Choun no Kon. This is the second Bo Kata studied in Matayoshi Kobudo.

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[ninjastorm]

Awesome display of this Kata! Well done!

[budokichigai]

Excellent form and body mechanics. Truly worthy of notice.

[DanielPyatt]

Some schools of matayoshi will practice a more backward movement however you will find that with an aggressive opponent during the bunkai too much of a backward movement is more of a hindrance than a help so the focus is on returning to counter immediately

[tylergehringer]

when was this taken and how long ago? I forgot parts of my kata and recognized the "Samurai" in the background. That is the same Samurai I looked at for 13 years of my time training at Tri-star karate

[bravuskarate]

Admirável a concentração e a respiração usada neste kata, Parabéns ao sensei, gostaria muito de saber onde fica localizado o Dojo de vocês.
Jesus abençoe!

[ChristofferEricsater]

Does this martial Art have a teacher, sensei in Sweden!? Please link me to any clubs in Sweden that know this form of martial arts! thanks for showing :)

[ARGONAUTIshow]

excellent, nothing to say. Is the yammei position supposed to be 2 yards ahead of the yoi?

[monstahhh]

wow that was an awesome kata. just when you clear the bo are you supposed to jump back?

[shen]

What is the first bo kata of matayoshi kobudo?

[WelginSilva]

Beautiful that a special bo? it makes a snap sound on every stoke sounds like you are hitting  

[tylergehringer]

but the kata is entirely different from what I was taught

[josef-peterroemer]

Kiai is a Japanese thing which was used in all of Japanese martial arts like Kendo etc.  Funaskoshi introduced it to his Karate to be more acceptable to the Japanese.  It was not used in Okinawa until introduction by Funaskoshi.

[monstahhh]

oh cool... haha well next time careful not to take sensei funakoshi out with a back stab.

[dwddindin]

it should just be a short blast of air making a suddon shout using your abdomen not a from your throught that last forever that just hurts your throught