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@runmikarongpipi5686 I've not uploaded a full one. Maybe in the new year, I can see what I can do 🥋🤔

@dragosgoldan8825 oss thank you, merry Christmas as well What kata did you enjoy most 🥋🤔😊

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@@SeishinKarateHM329 OSSU SENSEI! MY FAVOURITE KATAS: HEIAN SHODAN, TEKKI SHODAN, BASSAI DAI!💖🎄☃️

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@@SenseiNarayanSalunke no problem 😊 🥋

Thank you ❤️🥋

I believe them to be really effective and just gives another avenue of "combative techniques." It's also a significant part of the style of Shotokan we practice, "Kase Ha Shotokan" Taiji Kase studied the Samurai and used a lot of their movements to influence his karate. I'll try and make a small video showing more applications to open handed techniques. I have a few already uploaded. Maybe you've seen them, but i can make some more if that helps 🥋😊

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@SeishinKarateHM329 thanks sensei for the reply it's my first time hearing kase ha shotokan i will look into it and i will also apply this technique into my training too i am also taking shotokan karate classes nice talking to you sensei. Oss.

@thomaskoshy2933 that's great to hear, I hope your training goes well, I'm more than happy to help with any questions 🥋😊

Thank you 🥋😊

OSSU SENSEI!, YOU'RE WELCOME!💖

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Oss, lots of Kihon, never stop training the basics 🥋

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed 🥋⛩️😊

This is for demonstration. Search him up, and you will see how fast he is 🥋😊

Good job, it's not a "real battle," and it's just training, but thank you And if you're gonna reply with still, wouldn't work in a real fight or mention mma then maybe this channel isn't for you, but thank you any way 🥋⛩️

Thank you for your comment, I'm glad you're asking and not just cutting off. 😊🥋 Yes, so the style is shotokan, but it's shotokan ryu kase ha, so some differences between the two, such as the stance being fudo dachi. The lesson was that the second punch beats the gyaku zuki, breaking their rhythm. Allowing for a gyaku zuki afterwards, however, this was not captured on film. Regarding it being a tap, yes, it was controlled as it was near ribs, I don't see the need in "wellying" when it comes to training, especially certain areas Hope this helps 🥋😊

@@SeishinKarateHM329 it does ! I Always always look for the greater meaning in UA-cam shorts - what you see in 30’seconds is never usually what the lesson is trying to teach . I like how you’re putting Uke into an Age Uke defence and able to react quickly to change the outcome I guess their next step is to be equally aware of the Kukan space and be alive to your counter , or even just adjust the space and timing to snuff your rib punch. And then it keeps building ! Love karate for this reason , even if in “street” terms (I hate that phrase) it becomes quite abstract

@Villaboy78 I love this. I wish more people showed interest such as yourself instead of shutting out, but that's the joy of youtube. But yes, you're right, so the next step would be how do we develop this further, does the uke move or block, and that's the joy of training. And yes, I hate "street terms" as for me you can never fully prepare for the "street" but what you can do is build your confidence in yourself that you at least feel confident you can look after yourself in the worst case scenario 🥋⛩️ But thank you for your response 🥋😊

Keep in mind, this is training, and it's a controlled shot to the ribs, however the aim of this shot is more to break 'concentration' allowing for a 'bigger' gyaku zuki, which we covered in the lesson but didn't get on film, but again this is training, thank you for watching and your comment. Maybe this helps you understand or maybe not, either way, thank you

@josenelson2596 thank you 🥋😊

Works very well in mma, lots of Karate ka have competed in MMA 🥋⛩️

Выступают, но смотрятся не как каратисты, а как боксеры, или уличные драчуны, я вот про что имел ввиду.​@@SeishinKarateHM329

Oss, thank you. I'm glad you enjoy it, where do you train ? 🥋🙏

@markwalker4142 thank you, thank you for your kind words, I really appreciate it 🙏 😊 🥋

@ no problem mate . It’s one I practice daily and work on hentei waza often to generate impact and speed . It’s all in the breathing . Shame sensei Shirai passed recently . My old mate Steve cattle said he was the real deal and I learned really how excellent he was . Kase was a phenomenon and really far more advanced then many JKA karateka of his era .

Unfortunately I never got to meet either but trained with many who have, so I try and study as much as I can, from videos, books, online stuff, other senseis etc 🥋⛩️

Hmm interesting