CHŌKI MOTOBU WAS WRONG… OR WAS HE?
In a famous picture master Choki Motobu demonstrates an application for Naihanchi Shodan kata. It has been widely shared as a correct application, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
Old school karate stickiness techniques seen in MMA!
Our previous posts have shown how old school karate principles are used in a self-defense confrontation. In particular, they showed how these principles are effective in keeping the practitioner safe…
What is old style karate?
Old style karate is an expression used to refer to the pre-modern version of the art. Among the main characteristics of old style karate are...
Video: kakedameshi, historical teachings of karate and hontou bunkai
Among the various sources of Muidokan research are the historical teachings of ancient karate. Some of those teachings used to be transmitted exclusively through oral traditions (kuden 口伝) between generations…
Defensive power of historical karate techniques in close range fighting
What do the historical teachings of karate say about close range defense? Read the article and check this incredible video demonstrating it!
Bunkai – Pinan Nidan (collab w/ Noah Legel’s Karate Obsession)
In this video you can watch applications for the first part of Pinan Nidan kata (a close relative to Shotokan's Heian Shodan). It comes from the research by Muidokan founder…
Main line of application of Naihanchi/Tekki Shodan (opening), feat. The Karate Nerd
The record is a behind the scenes of Samir's encounter with the Karate Nerd himself, Jesse Enkamp, in December 2017!
Bunkai: fundamentals of self-defense and devastating kata sequence video!
Check out this devastaging kata application sequence, demonstrated by Muidokan founder Samir Berardo!
Historical Old Style Karate Principles
In this video we used footage from regular training with sensei Samir Berardo to demonstrate and break down a few essential historical principles of the Toude from the Ryuukyuu Kingdom.
Visting the museum of the Okinawa Kenjin Association of Brazil
Check out a little of the museum of the Okinawa Kenjin Association of Brazil, located in the Liberdade neighborhood, in the city of São Paulo, Brazil!