Karate Jutsu by Scott Shook

Karate Jutsu by Scott Shook Using Traditional Karate in a practical manner.

Pinan Nidan Full BunkaiThis is a basic break down of the bunkai with the intention of not using any of the kata techniqu...
02/16/2024

Pinan Nidan Full Bunkai

This is a basic break down of the bunkai with the intention of not using any of the kata techniques as striking. It is also understood that striking will be used before, after, and sometimes during the application.

This is a basic break down of the bunkai with the intentional focus on clenching, grappling, takedowns, throws, and joint manipulation with little-to-no str...

02/16/2024

Pinan Nidan Full Bunkai

This is a basic break down of the bunkai with the intention of not using any of the kata techniques as striking. It is also understood that striking will be used before, after, and sometimes during the application.

Pinan Nidan - Opening anglesThis is a basic break down of the bunkai with the intention of not using any of the kata tec...
02/16/2024

Pinan Nidan - Opening angles
This is a basic break down of the bunkai with the intention of not using any of the kata techniques as striking. It is also understood that striking will be used before, after, and sometimes during the application.

This is a basic break down of the bunkai with the intentional focus on clenching, grappling, takedowns, throws, and joint manipulation with little-to-no str...

11/19/2023

Center Section 1

11/17/2023

Opening Angles

11/17/2023

Angles and Distance

11/15/2023

Center 2B

Be humble. Be hungry. Be a student at all times.
08/23/2023

Be humble. Be hungry. Be a student at all times.

“Azato and his good friend Itosu shared at least one quality of greatness: they suffered from no petty jealousy of other masters. They would present me to the teachers of their acquaintance, urging me to learn from each the methods at which they excelled.” - Gichin Funakoshi

06/03/2023

It would be foolish to not work within your own personal bounds and strive for consistency. Took you two months to learn a new kick? Good, build on that. Took six months to execute a kata? Good, build on that. Part of the process is building your own system with your own benchmarks. Giving yourself time to improve is highly important, the last thing you want to do is quit and risk losing out on improvement that could’ve been. You WILL get better, whether it takes 10 days or 10 years, doesn’t matter. Keep working!

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