Shotokan Karate Keio Vol.10 Secrets of Karate from Funakoshi

The Keio Dojo is a traditional karate dojo at the renowned Keio University in Japan.

It was founded in 1924 and is one of the oldest university karate clubs in the country.

Keio Dojo practices the Shotokan style, which is known for its powerful and direct techniques.

Many famous karate masters have influenced and trained at the dojo over the years.

The students of the Keio Dojo place great emphasis on discipline, body control and mental strength.

The dojo is not only a place to train, but also a community that conveys values such as respect and cohesion.

Members of the Keio Dojo regularly take part in national and international competitions.

This course was created in the Keio Dojo, where the last grandmasters who still trained with Gichin Funakoshi, the founder of Shotokan Karate, can be admired.

Welcome in Japan, in the very first dojo opened in Tokyo by Master Gichin Funakoshi in 1924 : KEIO

The Masters Kase, Mashimo, Suzuki and Iwamoto, direct students of the Great Master Gichin Funakoshi, open the doors of the very first legendary dojo of Shotokan Karate in Japan.

In this program: The original practice of traditional ground Kumite called Idori, as it was practiced long time ago in Keio Dojos.

Discover the time Master Funakoshi opened its first Dojo: Masters Iwamoto and Mashimo reveals Karate as it was told by the founder.

Indlude:
Katas: Bassai Dai, chinte, Wankan, Keio no Kanku Sho, Bassai Dai (Group), Interview...