Mastering Techniques with Ninomiya Jokou - Volume 2

Ninomiya Jokou, who has carved out his own path in the karate world and continues to pursue advanced techniques, presents the second installment where he explains intricate handling techniques in a clear and detailed manner. Utilizing the foundational positioning, he introduces specific techniques that seamlessly integrate offense and defense. This volume delves deeper into techniques such as steps to secure positions, handling against pulls and circling, and counters against pulls and circles, building upon the foundation laid in the first volume.

Contents:

• Summer Camp Sessions
• Steps
• Handling techniques - Pull and Circle, Pull and Circle to Pull and Break, Pull and Break to Pull and Circle, Counter against Pull, Counter against Circle, Sweeping Throw, Pivot Foot Hook, Low Kick Counter, Arm Guard Training
• Kata - Brown Belt Kata / Detailed breakdown of kata
• Sandbag Training
• Interview with Ninomiya Sensei

Featuring:

Ninomiya Jokou (Born 1954, Ehime Prefecture)

• Joined the International Karate Organization Kyokushin Kaikan in 1969.
• Moved to the United States in 1974 and began training in New York.
• Settled in Denver from 1977.
• Achievements include 6th place in the 5th All Japan Karate Championship (1973), 3rd place in the 1st World Championship (1975), 2nd place in the 8th All Japan Championship (1976), and victory in the 10th All Japan Championship (1978).
• Known for his elegant sparring style that does not rely solely on strength, he has been referred to as a nobleman and prodigy, underpinned by his unwavering dedication and diligent efforts.
• Founded the International Karate Organization Enshin Kaikan in 1988, aiming to pursue his ideal form of karate. Organizes the largest annual karate tournament in the U.S., the "Sabaki Challenge," held in Denver. With over 100 branches across North America, Japan, Asia, Europe, South America, and South Africa, he actively guides future generations worldwide.

Language: Japanese

Length: 72 min.

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