Tekki Shodan Kata Bunkai Défense Par Didier Lupo

This guys applications resemble Chokki Motobus, who used this form as a complete fighting system which he tested on a regular basis on Okinawa in bar fights.

Wow... why do you assume nathan has the only REAL bunkai to this form? There are many people showing more realistic bunkai relating to more diverse ranges of combat that more closely resemble the kata. To continue as such in your beliefs is to disregard the karateka who lived on okinawa and trained this form traditionally. Tode Sakugawa, Bushi Matsumura, Itosu, Motobu, Funakoshi.. etc.. nothing wrong with nathans bunkai, but not the one and only answer.

When I attacked in the street from THAT FAR away by a jodan or cudan zuki, then maybe I will believe this stuff.

Untill then check out Iain Abernethy.

Check out ko-do ryu and zen shorin do for real bunkai to this great kata.

very good applications.

Very good applications

The performance is GREAT!

A word of advice:
We all should train Tekki Shodan 10,000 times to show a real bunkai.
If we don't want to train that many times then; we should learn Jujitsu, Iaido, Aikido, etc. to show a real bunkai of any karate kata.

Osu,

and who said kata wasnt kumite?

that student did not want to stay up. in some of the slow motions you can see him lunge down momentarly after the tecneaq, or losing stability of the leg that was not kicked. good moves though.

If people don't like the sound, all they have to do is turn it off while they watch the video. Some of us prefer the video with sound effects, its a lot more didactical for kids and beginners. Another great kata Didier. Thank you for sharing it with the world.

Facinating look at different interpretations of this age old Kata

cool stuff, I love seeing traditional kata application. I actually think the sound is an encoding problem rather than an effect; happened to me a lot when I used pinnacle for video editing.

Agreed. The sound effects make it sound phoney. If you could kiai like that, you wouldn't need the rest! The technique however, is very sharp. Great visual aid.

I never thought the applications could be used in so many ways. I thought that it was only when you were confined against a wall, or in a long hall.

brilliant, please get rid of the sound effects. please