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Ashihara Karate or Ashihara kaikan does have takwdowns in full contact karate system. Also Shinkyokushin kaikan had incorportated takedowns in competition.
Also for take down entry, you have to keep your head up and stick your head to their body as tight as possible to avoid guillotine choke counter. It is very bad to keep the head down for double leg take down.
The technique used to defend the takedown shown the double leg takedown is usually called sprawl. Its a good tool for us karateka to have in our arsenal.
Don't you guys have takedowns and throws in Karate? I heard about bunkai or the very least Okinawan styles of Karate has a lot of takedowns already integrated into its style
@@Projectdarksource There are tons of takedowns and throws and even arm locks and chokes in Karate but most of them was being even abandoned or is barely practiced. Even in Okinawan styles they are practiced more like a complement to the striking part and not an integral part of the style. There is a movement trying to bring back grappling to the core of Karate and to apply them to a more realistic situations, including MMA and self-defense.
I am a Sanda beginner. You're doing awesome! Probably from all the experience with Karate. Takedowns and defenses seem easy but they are actually REALLY HARD. P.S. I wish I was able to kick like that!
My mma wrestling coach actually a sanda practitioner :)) . No one practice wrestling or freestyle wrestling in southside of VN only judo or sanda and bjj just only became famous here for only 3 yr so they only teach it at big city like HaNoi, HaiPhong or Saigon.
It was hard when I transitioned from Karate to Sanda especially the kicks. The kicks hould follow through. However, I have an easy time on take downs since I mainly use trips, throws or double leg take downs.
I like the shoulder fundamental takedown. Off from the books of bassai dai kata bunkai. For ukemi, I prefer to tuck in my chin as I fall back so your back head won't hit the mat for practice.
Nice video! Maybe could you show in a future video the different aspects of the foot sweeps in karate compared to other martial arts? Like "de ashi barai" karate vs judo. 👍
Interesting to see Sanshou's (Sanda) semi grappling and throwing component, to compliment its stand up striking techniques. In a way it reminds of Thailand's Muay Thai, which also has a small minor grappling and throwing component, in addition to its major up standing, striking component. One vast difference between Sanda and Muay Thai's defense against a grapple and a takedown component, is that in Muay Thai they would defend it tentatively, with a hiji oroshi uchi (descending elbow to the top of the cranium, or the opponent's spine. While in Sanshou (Chinese kickboxing), as demonstrated in here, they defend a grapple and take down attempt, with a sprawl to negate such action, by arching one's body over the adversary's back and shoulders. Nice to see that they also taught you both, break falls techniques, though I would advise to tuck your chin towards your chest, as you are doing the break fall backwards, on your palms' heels and then eventually laying flat with your back on the ground. Tucking your chin, towards your chest avoids a person, accidentally hitting their head on the ground, as they fall backwards with their back eventually. Looking forward to the third installment of this series Sensei Yusuke, Osu!🇲🇽🥋👍✌🤟🇦🇺
oh yeah sensei@@KarateDojowaKuabout the takedown and throw sanda is a effective technique to knock out opponents, now i suggest you see the compilation about wushu sanda ua-cam.com/video/j6vTQvU3u-c/v-deo.html and this one is about K.O from kick and another move wushu sanda ua-cam.com/video/OvV_w477mNk/v-deo.html
Does your martial art have takedowns and throws?
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Ashihara Karate or Ashihara kaikan does have takwdowns in full contact karate system. Also Shinkyokushin kaikan had incorportated takedowns in competition.
I've done a lot of martial arts, but wrestling will always be my favorite.
for take down defense you should get the underhook in, otherwise experienced BJJ/wrestler can switch to single leg take down.
Also for take down entry, you have to keep your head up and stick your head to their body as tight as possible to avoid guillotine choke counter. It is very bad to keep the head down for double leg take down.
Karate and Muay Thai and jiu jiutsu so yeah
I like that you're willing to learn from other martial arts. That makes you a complete martial artist, and not just a Karate Sensei.
when's the muay thai lesson ? i would love to see you try to learn clinching
That's going to be coming out later this year!
Great to see some Wushu Taolu applications in Sanda! The fighting/sparring side of Wushu!
The technique used to defend the takedown shown the double leg takedown is usually called sprawl. Its a good tool for us karateka to have in our arsenal.
Totally agree!
Don't you guys have takedowns and throws in Karate? I heard about bunkai or the very least Okinawan styles of Karate has a lot of takedowns already integrated into its style
@@Projectdarksource There are tons of takedowns and throws and even arm locks and chokes in Karate but most of them was being even abandoned or is barely practiced. Even in Okinawan styles they are practiced more like a complement to the striking part and not an integral part of the style. There is a movement trying to bring back grappling to the core of Karate and to apply them to a more realistic situations, including MMA and self-defense.
@@mrgsudo I'm really glad to hear that.
@@Projectdarksource ya my style has a lot of takedowns but I think that’s just because he’s a bjj black belt
Sanda competition is actually quite similar to the ruleset of Karate Combat. It's a great sport.
I am a Sanda beginner. You're doing awesome! Probably from all the experience with Karate. Takedowns and defenses seem easy but they are actually REALLY HARD.
P.S. I wish I was able to kick like that!
My mma wrestling coach actually a sanda practitioner :)) . No one practice wrestling or freestyle wrestling in southside of VN only judo or sanda and bjj just only became famous here for only 3 yr so they only teach it at big city like HaNoi, HaiPhong or Saigon.
The only thing I like more than martial arts is inter-cultural martial arts exchange like this.
Thanks!
It was hard when I transitioned from Karate to Sanda especially the kicks. The kicks hould follow through. However, I have an easy time on take downs since I mainly use trips, throws or double leg take downs.
the way you combining the punch to takedown reminds me with Kyoji horiguchi. Cool
Haha thanks! I am nothing compared to him though
Nice video! I was in Judo and Taekwondo.
I like the shoulder fundamental takedown. Off from the books of bassai dai kata bunkai. For ukemi, I prefer to tuck in my chin as I fall back so your back head won't hit the mat for practice.
Nice video! Maybe could you show in a future video the different aspects of the foot sweeps in karate compared to other martial arts? Like "de ashi barai" karate vs judo.
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Your hairstyle is like you just got woke up but you kick so good
dont let them catch your kicks...
Oh yeah that’s for sure!
More exercises on fall and other types of take downs please☺ thank you!
Hopefully coming up soon!
@@KarateDojowaKu thank you☺
That double leg takedown/morote gari is similar to what Aghayev used to do back when it wasn't banned in the WKF.
This is, actually, very similar to ju-jutsu and judo.
Shuai Jiao is the ancestor of Judo, which is the ancestor to jiujitsu, so it makes sense.
Try grappling arts! Judo, Jiu jitsu, wrestling or whatever. Just tryyy!
Any chance of collaboration with Kaede Aono or Rina Takeda? They are also an inspiration upon learning Karate ❤️😄☺️
Great vid,I'm a karateka and the one art/sport I'd love to try is sanda
2:20 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 (Sorry)
Nice throws!
Btw, Sensei, did you just tell us an exploitable flaw in your guard?...
Hi brother.. i'm from silat Indonesian
Interesting to see Sanshou's (Sanda) semi grappling and throwing component, to compliment its stand up striking techniques. In a way it reminds of Thailand's Muay Thai, which also has a small minor grappling and throwing component, in addition to its major up standing, striking component.
One vast difference between Sanda and Muay Thai's defense against a grapple and a takedown component, is that in Muay Thai they would defend it tentatively, with a hiji oroshi uchi (descending elbow to the top of the cranium, or the opponent's spine. While in Sanshou (Chinese kickboxing), as demonstrated in here, they defend a grapple and take down attempt, with a sprawl to negate such action, by arching one's body over the adversary's back and shoulders. Nice to see that they also taught you both, break falls techniques, though I would advise to tuck your chin towards your chest, as you are doing the break fall backwards, on your palms' heels and then eventually laying flat with your back on the ground. Tucking your chin, towards your chest avoids a person, accidentally hitting their head on the ground, as they fall backwards with their back eventually. Looking forward to the third installment of this series Sensei Yusuke, Osu!🇲🇽🥋👍✌🤟🇦🇺
try making a vidieo reaction to a pencak silat exercise
Hip throw
Amazing
Sabichão sabe tudo
Are you the guy from PAOLO FROM TOKYO'S day in a life of a Japanese student?????
holy shit that first ukemi really push your core
falling methods? Ukemi? Same as Aikido or Judo. Or Kuksul. Take care, Sense, Thanks for video
I saw you in Paolo from Tokyo
What is the name and karate background of this narrator?
Hi! I’m Yusuke! I am a shotokan 2 Dan in Japan. You can see more about my profile in the about page of my UA-cam channel!
oh yeah sensei@@KarateDojowaKuabout the takedown and throw sanda is a effective technique to knock out opponents, now i suggest you see the compilation about wushu sanda ua-cam.com/video/j6vTQvU3u-c/v-deo.html and this one is about K.O from kick and another move wushu sanda ua-cam.com/video/OvV_w477mNk/v-deo.html
Do a video on Kudo.
Great video...
Are you able to train at the Kodokan or train with Judoka?
You can't grab the legs in sanda
Ushiro ukemi looks very different from judo or jujitsu
The breakfall is different from Judo...
Dang and kung fu and some karate you're going to be a little body people and kick somebody's ass like cong Lee
What happened to the other karateka? Weren't you guys a duo?
Yo I want to see you spar please
Are you gonna fight a real sanda fighter?