These Ancient Okinawan Arts Are Almost Forgotten… Ryukyu - Roots of Okinawan Karate part 4

In thIn this fourth installment of the "Ryukyu: Roots of Okinawan Karate" series, I team up with James Pankiewicz of ‪@bujintv2020‬ and we journey into the heart of Okinawa to uncover the rare and traditional martial arts of Motobu Udundi and Tegumi. These arts, deeply rooted in the Ryukyu Kingdom's history, offer a unique perspective on the evolution of modern karate.

Motobu Udundi, once practiced by Okinawan royalty, combines striking, joint locks, and weapon techniques, reflecting a comprehensive combat system. Tegumi, often considered Okinawa's indigenous form of wrestling, emphasizes grappling and groundwork, showcasing the island's rich martial heritage.

Join us as we explore these ancient practices, featuring demonstrations, historical insights, and expert commentary.
📍 Location: Okinawa, Japan
🥋 Martial Arts Featured: Motobu Udundi, Tegumi
🎥 Series: Roots of Okinawan Karate – Part 4

This documentary was edited by Douglas Ferguson ‪@DAF21films‬ and filmed by Joel Achermann ‪@ShaolinXinyiba‬

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