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Very innovative way of teaching the physical feeling of transmitting energy. I haven't seen something like that in 30 years of practice. Oss!

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Sensai , where can I private message you , and talk to you ? Can you come to the UK for classes ?

How about a review playing the game Karate Kid on the NES? lol

1st Kata was Taikyoku Shodan (Styles are Shobayashi Shorin-Ryu and Shudokan)

Isn't karate punch power is comming from the rotation of the upper body? Some say it's comming from the hips then the rotation of the upper body?

Relaxing body before the impact is necessary to get higher speed and maximum power but at the moment of the impact you must tight your body to transmit the kinetic energy to the target. I would like see you proving your point on the makiwara not on the "air".

3:02 "Start to understand your arm is hollow." I wonder if the Shaolin Style of Tongbi Quan (hollow arm fist) is based on this concept. 🤔

A famous martial artist once said, "be water, my friend."

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if you do it like that against a real attacker you will lose your ear

These principles are in the Kempo I practice that is heavily influenced by nami ryu

We call it balistic strikes

I got 2nd dan in tang soo do and it was not until I started Muay Thai that I fully got this. I think it has a lot to do with practice in the air (karate/TSD) vs practice on a bag (MT/boxing). If you hit a bag, you naturally learn to put your full power into the bag. No incentive to "lock" other than to absorb impact. If you practice in the air, you have to "lock" to maintain balance and control and protect your joints, when throwing with power. The downside is that Muay Thai students do not learn good control until a lot later in their development, and you have to be careful in partner drills as a result!

Now I see what you are doing, you are using the weight and the sloshing inside as feedback to get the movement right, pretty sneaky 😊 I'm using a string with a small ball tied to it to do the "silk reeling exercises" of Tai Chi, when the ball moves unimpeded and smoothly, my movement is close to correct. Cheers

Good comparison video. Well executed moves. But I feel a smoother continuous flow from into the next, might be better.

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Thanks for the explanation. I have a comment. I have trained for a long time in shotokan and then shitoryu- about 20 years now, and I have an input from my insignificant experience. Humbly- from my learning from teachers, Kime is best expressed only at the moment of impact. So I was taught one has to be loose at the beginning and the duration of execution of the technique and super tight and strong for an instant at the end of the technique. That achieves both the purposes - to be fluid and fast, and to be most impactful. Needless to say- behind that punch is the weight of the hips coming around, not necessarily too tight at the end. Hard to explain I think, best comes from practice.

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I do appreciate the lessons of how to improve basic techniques to be stronger for Karate to be better & effective, thank you, Sir

After watching it in the theater and then watching this decades later and learning more about Japanese and Okinawan culture I think it might have been perceived of as incredibly cruel and sadistic by Chosen not to kill him. In Cobra Kai they brought him back so he obviously got over it, but perhaps in real life he might have committed suicide rather than deal with the humiliation. That being said since he playing an Okinawan rather than a Mainland Japanese maybe seppuku wasn't as much a part of the culture. I do know for sure Honor and shame are a much bigger part of Asian cultures than in the U.S. Great movie though.

The one from Korea is actually a triple gold medalist of Asian games now and is bronze in Olympics of rio so congrats to him

Stop thinking about "Blocks" as being different from strikes. Stop thinking about blocks as being "defensive". A "block" is nothing more than a "Strike" against an opponents arm, leg or other body part. It changes the dynamic of the action of "blocking". NEVER miss an opportunity to cause DAMAGE to your opponent/enemy. It's why the Okinawans did SO much "trauma training" to their hands, arms, legs and feet.

IMHO this is not an accurate analogy. The liquid in the bottle is moving free of the bottle, it is not attached like your ligaments bone and flesh so will not react in the same way as your body. It is however a very good demonstration of how weight adds to your force and 'piles up' on impact. I think we overthink kime, in that I only feel its relevance in things like tightening your fist, hardening your shuto or whatever technique you would like to make more rigid on impact. I think we do this in a lot of ways naturally.

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are there any alternatives to a wine bottle? im very clumsy 😅

Amazing!!

Thanks for the technique.

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Desde Perú...si me comporto como el liquido en la botella entonces mi freno deberia ser el cuerpo que es impactado?, kime deberia de ser entonces al impactar ese cuerpo?... Gracias

Incredible!!! Thank you, @KarateDojoWaku. I have a question, though. Why does this mean that we don't need Kime? You can be released through the punch and still issue Kime, right? I believe the point you made is that we need to be more released, but not that the ending of the punch isn't articulate.

I can also offer another way to explain this and how it makes your strikes more “impactful” or feel “heavier”. When we strike, we are creating a kinetic chain starting at our base and rolling through the links of that chain out of our striking weapon into our target. Two negative effects are happening by staying rigid during this process. First, at every point there is flexibility (in our case the joints) it requires energy to stabilize that link in the kinetic chain, this is energy that is not being transferred into your target. So the more rigid you are trying to remain the weaker the final output during this process of transferring energy. Second, when two objects collide and energy is being transferred from one object to the other and due to the physics involved there is a type of bounce back as the energy seeks to balance it self between moving (the strike) and unmoving (the target). The more rigid you are the further the energy can travel back into you to resolve this balance. By relaxing, the energy will only flow as far as the rigidity and contact that is maintained before bouncing back into your target. So by remaining relaxed and loose while striking, the resulting impact feels heavier and the effect is more explosive. A good way to experience this effect is to take a hammer and first grip it as tightly as possible and then using all of your strength hit a brick with it, then do it again only this time gripping the hammer enough to maintain control but letting the hammer’s weight do most of the work. Or swing a two foot wood dowel at a solid target and then put a pool ball or a snooker ball into a gym sock and swing that at the same target.

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Master Kikuno is arguably the greatest Karate fighter to have fought in MMA. He really is a master now.

If Yasukei would train with a top level boxing coach I think he'd be delighted to discover just how technique oriented it is, how much hip rotation and other power generation methods it has, to include one's he hasn't seen yet. I do like how even though he is a grown up man, experienced martial artist, he approaches his reviews with an almost childlike enthusiasm and eagerness.

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He is doing Kata Forms. refers to a detailed choreographed pattern of martial arts movements made to be practiced alone. It can also be reviewed within groups and in unison when training. It is practiced in Japanese martial arts as a way to memorize and perfect the movements being executed. Stop antagonizing the movements . Encourage style and rhythm and technique.

These last training ideas are absolutely amazing, I'll totally use them in my future classes

Very good. OSSS!

we need the naoya inoue reaction soon sensei!!!

I agree with you 100%! I am on Johnny's side. Daniel was a loser and fought a way to vengeance against Johnny and stole Johnny's girlfriend.

You're so good at karate 👍

I regularly assist with teaching the kids at my dojo. I will try the bottle experiment how you describe it. So far when people have a 'stiff' technique, i will tell to imagine at the end of the motion a tennis ball has to be released, which has to fly as fast as possible. Your fluidity explanation seems to be more elegant or precise. 😎

This is so weird to me because wing chun and uechi don't block like this

Thank you, this is enlightening 😊 the blood inside the body CAN CHANGE POSITION, for example from the stomach after eating, to the muscles while exercising, so it can affect the effectiveness of several movements! Cheers