Martial Arts History Episode 1| Karate

Martial Arts History Episode 1, Karate! I am proud to bring you my first episode of Martial Arts History where I dedicate a specific Martial Art to each episode! There is a lot of information in this episode and I hope that you enjoy it! I realize now after watching my finished video that I have a few things to get better at! I would like to share more personal stories next time and slow down a bit so that you can take in the information easier! Please let me know your thoughts!

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[amy]

I want to mention that just because I am saying that a movie had "Karate" in it, doesn't mean that's the only style used in the film. Such as Kill Bill, there is so much Kung Fu in the film as well as Karate! Jackie Chan studies several different styles beyond Karate as well. I have been getting a few comments about specifics so next time I promise I will go more in depth and be more clear. <3

[handsomestik]

Amy talks about karate, I could listen to this forever

[michaelwhite]

That's awesome and amazing to hear was martial arts your true passion growing up and who got you into it Amy?🥋😁

[KaratePlaybook]

Very well put together video. It was awesome hearing about the history while training with Kanazawa. You did a solid job of nut-shelling.

Looking forward to seeing more videos like this.

[taylorbowling]

I think im in love 😍 lol I love your videos Thanks for the History

[leonardomartinez]

Hi Amy! I enojyed very much this video, but You forgot to mention Sensei Mas Oyama. The founder of Kyokushinkai Karate. The Dolph Lundgren and Michael Jai White Karate for example! Sorry about my english. I love this videos and I love you too my dear!

[amy]

What style of Martial Arts would you like to see in the next episode? Don't forget to subscribe to my email list! <3 Thanks for watching!

[MegaWrestling]

I am a huge Martial Arts fan and I love the video about karate it's a incredible video it's really awesome!!!

[avelinotuason]

Finally, a history lesson that's not boring 😉 I appreciate that with the popularity of MMA, martial arts has become more practical and has more of an emphasis on physical conditioning. But I think martial arts today has become too much about competition and more for the jocks than the underdogs that martial arts was originally intended for. I miss the mystique, discipline, respect, and honor of traditional martial arts such as karate.

[bohannonorr]

This series is so necessary. Most people only understand the pedestrian elements of martial arts (flash and pizzazz), and this opens the door to more complex knowledge and integration of the arts into all cultures. Keep up the great work, and I can't wait until you do Wing Chun, Kung Fu, and Krav Maga.

[FilmFanDojo]

Nice overview! I am glad that a martial arts actor has this passion for the history and traditions of the martial arts. Kudos! Looking foward to more in this series!

[bfamilyfun]

I love this new series. I’d love to hear about the history of Muay Thai and Aikido.

[manuelmonteiro]

I love this new series. Can't wait for the next episode.

[fredje]

Thank you for the class amy, when i was a kid karate was the first martial art i knew of because of demostrations on tv, i was impressed with the ovements they did and the way of executing, from then i knew i wanted to practice martial arts . Im looking forward for next weeks episode ;)

[Rossatron]

Just discovered these, fantastic stuff, will be going through the lot.

[shadinz]

First episode and I already love that series!

[jesses]

Enjoyed everything about today's episode Amy! Excellent production can't wait for next week!

[anthonytraher]

Nice overview of Karate. I’m glad you included the inward philosophical aspect to it. Brings back some memories.

[FilmFightFanatic]

I hope to see more of these. Very informative. I didn't know Jackie Chan was big on Karate. He seemed more into Chinese martial arts. Though I was surprised you didn't mention Masutatsu Oyama, the founder of Kyokushin Karate. And the 2010 Karate Kid movie was all Kung Fu and no Karate (unless you could say it conveyed the "spirit" of Karate). Still, great video!

[omarsalazar]

What do you think about bad karate like karate kid, and people use karate for hurt and punish without mercy and the karate respecting opponents