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Unsu SLOW Version

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Hopefully, you here will enjoy Unsu as done here by Sensei Paul Walker...

As slow as this kata is being performed: what Bunkai did you see?

:)

Edited by sensei8

**Proof is on the floor!!!

I think his movements were excellent, but IMO his fight mind eye was turned off, thus no bunkai. When you do slow kata, good fight mind eye is even more noticeable. Still the video has good value as a demonstration of basic movement.

  • 2 weeks later...
Now that I've thought about it...this thread's pretty bad. Sorry!!

:sleep:

I disagree, since this video IMO is pretty good instruction.

  • 3 weeks later...

I see simple block/strike counters to start out with. The middle section with the front kicks is beyond me. I'm sure there is some movement point there, but I can't see it.

The pull in and front kick could be a clinch and low kick, pulling the bad guy in, or could be a pulling motion into a reap.

The jump and spin at the end...no clue.

I agree with Bushidoman

No short cuts just hard work

  • 2 weeks later...
I see simple block/strike counters to start out with. The middle section with the front kicks is beyond me. I'm sure there is some movement point there, but I can't see it.

The pull in and front kick could be a clinch and low kick, pulling the bad guy in, or could be a pulling motion into a reap.

The jump and spin at the end...no clue.

Check out interp. of the bunkai after the kata

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q42Br_EaDlg

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