Miyagi Photo Workshop - Part 1

Resurrecting Miyagi Sensei's techniques from historic photographic evidence.

Workshop Part 1: Photos 1 thru 5
(Get Part 2 Here) : Photos 6 thru 10
Discover the techniques and foundational drills behind ten of the most famous karate photographs in Okinawan karate.
These historic photos feature Okinawa Karate Pioneer and Goju-ryu founder Miyagi Chojun Sensei. The photos date from 1910 through 1949 representing important eras of his training.
In these workshops we guide you step by step through the historic techniques, while also venturing beneath the surface to determine the deeper principles of the techniques shown and point out the associated vital training practices. 
These workshops are a fascinating study that will be sure to enhance and energize your application practices while also providing a historical perspective to your martial art. You do not need to know Goju ryu karate, or Goju ryu kata as the techniques and drills shown transcend style specific practices. 

What you will learn: 
Perspective on classical karate applications from these historic photographs that include: ashi waza (leg attacks and catches), gyakute waza (joint attacks/manipulation), atemi waza (various striking techniques), fundamental classical karate practices that develop necessary skills (kakie, uke harai, ude tanren, etc.), and more.
What you get:
Fully edited HD video, via digital download. Video duration is 1 hour 10 minutes.
Unique insight into the historical techniques of Okinawan karate that is relevant and applicable to your current training, and will enhance your overall karate knowledge. Material that you can pass on to students and peers.
Download the ten historic photographs for free; no purchase necessary - Download Now
Who are the instructors:
Paul Enfield Kyoshi 8th dan, Michelle Enfield Renshi 6th dan.
Do I need to know Goju Ryu?
No. The workshop is focusing on two person interactions that are practiced independent of style classifications. The analytical approach used in these workshops can be applied to give significant insight to any style of martial art.

Available as a digital download only.