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I can’t find this app anywhere? Please make it available internationally. I’m in Canada

Great tutorial, thank you, Oss.

Excellent explanation and demonstration of technicals and flow of the kata!

Os Ohhhhh my god i trained with you in Norway and i tok a picture with you

I like it that you have a photograph of my old Sensei on the back wall, as taken by Bernard Rose I believe, reminds me of my time in the eighties at Marshall St. Great video, thank you Oss.

Excellent program for a September training! We'll do it with kids class tonight! Thanks Sensei!

My Sensei 🙂

Thank you Sensei. We met when my daughter was training with Westwood where she achieved 1st Dan. I”m now training and will be using your valuable insights with my 8th Kyu grading in 2 weeks time. I look forward to your tutorial for 7th Kyu.

thanks for this video Sensei. I learn a lot. kee[ the videos coming. Oss

Fantastic Kumite! 👏🏼🔥

Osu Sensei. !

Brilliant as always. OSU, Sensei!

MORE RESPECT ....OSS SENSEI...

Osu! Thank you for this fine tutorial on Bassai Dai :)

Oss, Sensei.

Osu Sensei! Thank you for sharing such a detailed breakdown.

Osu

I thought i had some understanding of this kata 😅 but still so much to learn. Thanknyou. Oss. 😊

I will watch this again and again to get the most out of it. It's the rhythm that's most interesting and the connection with the bunkai. Much of our training in class is simply rote learning.

A verry good and instructive video.

Thank you for the Bassai Dai bunkai. My name is Ernest Ramos and I am a brown belt under Shihan George Vazquez.ISKA of Puerto Rico. Thanks again.Osu.🥋

Osu Sensei. Spectacular teaching and performance as always. Thank you very much for posting the video.

Does this apply to jka shotokan style? Or is something different or you teach jka? I gona try nidan to end of this term and graduate

oss!!!

❤ Oss Sensei !

My favourite kata

Brilliant

Osu, thanks for sharing this Sensei! I can never get enough of your tutorials.

Thank you, Sensei! Following the advice you gave in the 2024 winter camp session on Heian Nidan, I've struggled to break the habit of turning into strong hanmi with gyaku kaiten. My reaction was to practice with jun kaiten, just as strongly, but it seemed very awkward. Here, if I interpret what I'm seeing correctly, shuto-uke does not depend as much on koshi no kaiten as, say, uchi-uke.

This material is fantastic, I have spent a long time trawling UA-cam for nuggets on Tekki Shodan (which I am learning) and this video has many. I am so grateful to you for sharing your hard won expertise so generously and for creating resources that will help people for many years to come. Thank you.

OSU! EXCELLENT TEACHING OF THE KIHON. THANK YOU! SENSEI RICHARD AMOS.

I think, the origin of bringing the feet together, while moving forward in Zenkutsu-Dachi, is about moving around the foot of the opponent. I think, this got lost because of the emphasis on sport karate.

Excellent. Many thanks.

The disadvantage of beach training - wind cut on the mic :(

Amos Sensei, I've got a question. When moving forward in Zenkutsu-Dachi, when do you start your Tzuki? As soon as you start moving your legs, or halfway through the step? Of course it's clear, that both arms and legs end at the same time. I'm convinced you taught that both also start at the same time, but the last time I visited your seminars was like 10 years ago, so my mind might be playing some tricks. We had that discussion of when to start the Tzuki in our Karate University club and I'm confused. 😅 Thanks in advance.

Excellent ushiro geri!

Much appreciated. I’ve trained consistently in karate since 1974 (Shukokai UK) and whilst I train solo these days I particularly enjoy kihon. Also looking forward to reading your book Chasing Bushido… (Fremantle, Western Australia)

I loved Richard's book complete with prophetic warnings about a world renowned Japanese sensei!

Thank you :)

very cool

Extremely interesting, Sensei.

This is really good training, Sensei! Thank you so very much.

Do you offer private online lessons Sensei?

Love it Sensei

Richard Amos is a legend in Karate.