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    Sensei: Masters of Okinawan Karate – International Episode – ダグ・ペリー



    ダグ・ペリー、83 歳、少林流空手 10 段、米国海兵隊少佐 (パープル ハートおよび功労勲章) を退職。 このボーナス国際エピソードでは、ダグ・ペリー先生が格闘技と米国海兵隊での生活について語ります。 彼は最近少林流空手で 10 段を取得しました。彼が沖縄を訪れた際、私は彼と彼の息子のジェイソン・ペリー大佐に会い、彼の並外れた旅について話しました。 インタビューは James Pankiewicz (Dojo Bar / Asato Dojo Okinawa) によって行われ、Chris Willson (TRAVEL67.com) によって撮影されました。 Sensei: Masters of Okinawan Karate は、日本の沖縄の伝説的な武術の教師に関するクラウドファンディングの YouTube ドキュメンタリー シリーズです。 すべての動画が YouTube に公開されますか? はい、これらの偉大な先生から学びたいと思っている人なら誰でも、YouTube でビデオを無料で利用できます。 願わくば、個人、道場、または空手団体がプロジェクトを後援または支援して、私たちがビデオを作り続けることができるようにしてください. どうやって助けることができる？ 動画に高評価、コメント、チャンネル登録をお願いします。 ソーシャル メディアを通じて、沖縄、日本、武道、歴史などに関心のある他のユーザーとビデオを共有してください。あなた、あなたの道場、またはあなたの組織がシリーズのスポンサーになることに関心がある場合は、ぜひご連絡ください。 このドキュメンタリー シリーズは、国際的な空手コミュニティの助けなしには実現できませんでした。 クレジットおよび以下に記載されているすべての人々に感謝します。 詳細とヘルプについては、このリンクをクリックしてください。 International Beikoku Shidokan Karatedo Association Grant Campbell – USA Karate Federation Series Sponsors Cezar Borkowski – Northern Karate Schools Marguerite “Peggy” Hess – Jensen Beach Uechi Ryu Karate Dojo Reece Cummings – Cummings Karate Dojo Michael Quinn – Okinawa Shogen-Ryu Karate-Do Europe Martin Pinto – Essex Goju Ryu Karate Mark Spear – Black Bear Dojo Okinawa Karate Podcast Fred Mansfield Jr. – 北国士道館 / RBKD シリーズ サポーター Tim Herlihy Robin Ross Joshua Simmers Jeff Perkins Paul Punshon John J. Strangeway Gerry Campbell Shelley Cormier KV Manoharan Phil Butler Danny Smithジャスティン・ラザート アダム・カーター マイク・パワーズ ミゲル・ダ・ルス ロバート・ロベルト・カーティス ジョシュ・ライアー ベルギー セリン イゴール・ヴァコス リスケン・ダス アンドリュー・ピアース ウィリアム・C・フォード・コス ヴォーナ スティーブ・オースリス サンドロ・シモン tta Axel Heinrich Jiří Matouš Jose Planas Andy Morris Steve Armes Olaf Steinbrecher Hannele Zubeck Maija Zubeck Scott Alter Rob Chartier Laura Chartier Xu Ya Hui 現在、2 台の 4k カメラ (FS5 と A7Sii) で撮影しています。 改善すべき点はまだたくさんあります。うまくいけば、各ビデオで進歩し続けるでしょう。 理想的には、適切なブーム マイクとオーディオ レコーダーを入手して、オーディオ、シネマ レンズを改善し、巨大な 4K Pro Res Raw ファイルを処理してアーカイブするため、より大きなデータ ストレージが必要です。 詳しくは？ Karate Masters Portrait Project の画像を見るには、私の Facebook ページ https://www.facebook.com/chriswillsonphotography/ またはウェブサイト www.TRAVEL67.com にアクセスしてください。

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    2. Walter Hough on

      Perry sensei. I have known of you over the years and we have had a few discussions. You were rather Gruff at the time. But watching this 30 minutes I have learned so much about you and your spirit. It's an honor to know you and you have really inspired me. I will be talking to Mr. Williams. Thank you so much.
      Domo arigato

    8. Darin James on

      What a special Man & Sensi……I wish we all had Hearts such as this Great Man….what a Great Son you ve made…two beautiful Men…How lucky you are to have one another….I learned a few things from simply watching this video….I can only imagine what one could learn spending some quality time with this Teacher….Thank you for this….

    13. sarge712 on

      We knew Doug and Joy Perry through church when I was a rookie officer back in ‘92-‘96 in Hendersonville, NC. Great people and he was a mentor to me in many ways. Joy Perry was a wonderful soul and the driving force behind Doug’s success and he would readily admit that. She is greatly missed.

    17. NYKgjl10 on

      Excellent interview and a true OG Karateka warrior. I would like to meet him someday. From a Kyokushin Karate practitioner with respect to you sir!!

    20. Okinawan Warrior on

      Great video! I grew up in Okinawa and witnessed many American servicemen taking Karate lessons in the dojo when I was a child in early 70s. I was really impressed by their dedication and utmost respect to the Sensei and Okinawan culture. Later I moved to states as a military brat to Cherry Point, NC Marine Corps Air Station in mid 70s. While there I took many different martial arts class from Marines who have learned arts in Okinawa. Including Shorin ryu from sensei Bill Hayes along with Uechi Ryu from GySgt and Shotokan from MGySgt Haas. These outstanding sensei molded my teenage mind to look up at them and I wanted to be just like them. At later in Shotokan training, my mother couldn't afford to pay for the lessons anymore so I told my sensei but he simply said don't worry about it and just continue with my training. After high school, I joined Marines and I'm still practicing Karate today because of these fine men inspired me to this journey. Semper Fi. I am forever grateful to Okinawa and Marines

    21. Susana Griffin on

      Great interview with such special and influential people in the karate world. I am very fortunate to be able to meet and train with both.

    24. Ryan J on

      I notice a lot of Marines from the past have become high level Black Belts in Traditional Okinawan Karate. Always sharpening the mind and body into an efficient killing Machine when it is required. Semper Fi Marine!

    25. Mumbai Vibes on

      Sometimes I don't understand why people start their own style after reaching 8th Dan or 10th Dan. You should be faithful till the end to the style and Your karate master.
      Had all the students of Hanshi Shugoro Nakazato stayed faithful they would have crossed 1 million karateka by now.

    26. Rick Redmond on

      I had the rare and distinct privilege of studying under this great man for nearly 5 years back in the early to late 80's in my hometown of Hendersonville, NC and it changed my life and personal character forever. He is truly extraordinary both inside and out. In his younger days, as both a fighter and practitioner, he was absolutely formidable (a MACHINE) but in his humility, he'll never admit it. I remember his son when he was still in junior high. It has been remarkable to see Jason follow in his Dad's footsteps in achieving greatness.

    27. David Martinez on

      Got to train with sensei Perry many years ago while in highschool was such an amazing instructor and learned so much. Proud to say he helped inspire me to join the military and i continued my training. Thank you sensei for everything you have done and all the inspiration.

    30. NCWharfRat on

      What a joy to hear that voice again! I trained with Hanshi Perry and Jason for several years in the late 80s when Jason was in high school. Many life lessons learned from that kind and powerful warrior…

    31. Buster Ducke on

      Very sincere man and description of his experience.
      US military gave him opportunity .. karate sensei gave him understanding
      War and Budo give him purpose.
      Okinawa is truly the Garden of Eden

    33. Cabeson_El_Rey on

      I wonder if sensei Perry ever had the pleasure of meeting or training with Bruce Lee i know Jeet Kun Do and Karate are 2 different disciplines im still curious tho

    39. Babsy on

      I used to date Doug when he was the Marine Recruiter in Florence, SC, in 1961! Great guy! And fabulous dancer!

    41. ceseijitsu on

      This man is awesome I used to see and talk to him in the late 90's early 2000 at a winter camp in Virginia. Somebody else has to remember these winter camps.

    42. John Herr ND on

      Please extend my warmest greetings to Doug Perry, I am also 80 years old and began my study of karate at Minot AFB in 1962 and then two years in Okinawa at Kadena AFB.

    45. Okinawan Spirit - 沖縄の心 on

      Thank you for all the positive comments. We're about to start filming Series Two, and need help from the international martial arts community to do it.
      Learn how you can become a supporter or sponsor of the series in the video description.

    47. jsensei99 on

      I have known Perry Sensei since 1981 when I was teaching the morning program under Hanshi Ridgely Abele. He will always be remembered as one of the. Few authentic Karate instructors in the United States. Truly a great man and great friend.

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