Hi Jesse I really appreciate your work!! You are balanced in your approach and have done your homework in preparing your videos!! I really loved the Bill Wallace's videos !! I have a black belt in Okinawan karate and a brown belt in Japanese karate as well as studying escrima and judo .You know your stuff thanks !!!!
Abernathy is so good at explaining Karate Bunkai, that I bought several of his DVDs, and I practice Kung Fu. This video contains basics that even most Black Belt's don't know.
What he says at 6:20 about angles is still one of the most elegant explanations I’ve ever heard about a subject that many teachers tend to make needlessly complicated
I like how Mr. Abernathy put it: "The information is there if those who want to find it." The Chinese proverbs says it similarly: "When the student is ready to learn, the teacher appears."
I've been practicing Tekki Shodan since 1970. Thanks to this video, FOR THE FIRST TIME it has dawned on me that my front and side opponent could both be ONE SINGLE opponent. Thank you.
I practiced shotokan at Spain for years, and after watching these videos I realized how important and rare were those bunkai mixed with self defence applications of the kata that my master (3rd Dan) used to teach us. I've forgotten the katas after some years, but never the moves and the knowledge about how my body behaves itself in those kind of situations. Thank you so much for rekindle those memories with your content, master Jesse.
These two guys are removing the blind folds of almost decades of traditionalist misconceptions around Karate and the purpose of Kata. Understanding what they are showing you about traditional Karate should blow your mind.
As a silat practitioner where our Katas are called Jurus, this is an excellent video which explains the purpose and breakdown of the moves brilliantly. Well done guys!!!
ohh this makes a lot of sense now. It really explain the questions I have about traditional martial art view as "static" and stiff looking. Abernethy sensei is so good at explaining that even someone who never practice Karate like me can understand what kata is meant for.
I love Iain and his practical kata principles. I discovered him over 15 years ago when trying to gain a better and deeper understanding of karate because at the time I was living and training in Finland a sport version of WadoRyu and they did not offer much explanation and historical context to what we were learning. Iain's approach helped me not only understand the meaning and purpose of kata in karate but also gain a deeper appreciation for martial arts in general. He's one of the greatest living western karate senseis for sure.
The true science of Karate is practicing it in such as a way that it is useful at any time and anywhere. And to teach it in such a way that it is usefull in all things.
@@petermcnallt12pm yeah I've seen the bunkai challenge one they did. But this was more a collaboration video, which has been well worth the wait. Myself and my instructor are looking to go to a seminar at the end of this year 🥋👍
Pure awesome-sauce! So many people never learn the bunkai of any given kata, and assume the forms are useless, but you two make it obvious they're extremely practical. This video will help me develop my own self-defenses and kata bunkai for my sandan test!
I like when Iain Abernethy said that the answer's for kata are there for those who look for it which is why I watch lessons like this it's an infinite journey of knowledge.
I do ITF Taekwondo and the number of times you actually realise in live sparring you are using stance shifts out of patterns/kata is surprising, I guess it shouldn't come as a surprise as I'm sure that's what they were designed for in reality😊. I suspect something got lost in translation along the way in a lot of modern interpretation so I really like these videos and Iain Abernathy is great my instructors Ian and Zoey Fendt have attended one of his seminars and they rate him highly also. I love Jesse Enkamp no ego at all wants to learn all the time, how all martial artists should aspire to be.
Great learnings of traditional karate. That is why karateka of traditional karate in ancient times used to practice each kata for many years! Time to give up black belt and wear white belt until it is really practiced like ancient times.
I say thank you. Although I teach TCMA or traditional Chinese martial arts, I like to watch and learn from your Bunkai videos (and shhh, sometimes share them with my students). They bring the old school mental and physical methods for more advanced martial study to the world of today in a way many of us would love to be able to emulate in our own teaching. Keep doing what you’re doing. Thank you!
I like to consider that when the other guy grabs me, Now I've got him. :) The stuff you teach is great! I read Dillman's work years ago, and incorporating his interpretation of bunkai which include nerve strikes, along with the grabbing and angular aspects that you illustrate, fills in a lot of blanks. When I started I was taught the post WWII bunkai which was Bee Ess. Your mastery of historical literature is so worthwhile. Most high level teachers do not seem to have such an operational love of the old masters' works. Thank you for being deeply informative without bloviating. 😃
Omg I've been a martial arts nerd since I was little, my first BJJ class saved my life in my opinion from being detrimentally overweight and weak. But it also jaded me to martial arts because all the stuff I looked up to as a kid was being demonized and accused of being fake and a waste of time. It's amazing to me to see people like this breathing new life and a sense of intelegent application to old school karate like this. Makes me want to restart my whole martial arts journey. Jesse where is your Dojo??!
My biggest respect to both of you sensei. It's been an amazing eye opening experience for me to watch, learn and practice what you have taught us throughout the videos. I can say that most of the black belts which I know don't ever get around the part of practicing the bunkai. It hurts my soul to see some sensei applying such a superficial knowledge of the kata and try to pass it on to their students. I hope I'll one day get to learn as much as you two and possibly share these experiences with my colleagues karatekas. Thank you for your hard work and for helping the karate community. Oss
One of the benefits of teaching over zoom since the lockdown is I get to show these awesome videos to my students and we all learn a lot. Thanks for another great video. Bunkai is very important to understand what you are actually doing in the kata.
I have been avoiding abernethy’s videos for a while because I struggle with his pace of speech and he seems panicked. However this mans knowledge of bunkai is mind blowing and from this one video has opened my mind to the Kata I have practiced for years. I will be subscribing to his channel immediately 👍🏻
Training kata can be good for your mental faculties as you age. If you can train all the katas in a system and remember them, then do them physically and correctly, there is both mental and physical health value, a bit like Tai Chi. Also, they can be trained for much greater exertion. My current training partner, a two-time national champion in a major Shotokan organization kills me: Kata (pick one, based on attendance), 25 bupees, 25 pushups, 25 situps, wind sprints - begin kata again. After a few rounds, just remembering which katas can be challenging... GREAT STUFF as always! Knighthoods for you both, CBE! Go by the palace on your way home and pick'm up!
In a part explaining pulling a person on to a punch the elbow goes back past the body, however in a kung-fu post the elbow only goes to the line of the body. A bit of both together makes sense pulling the opponent only to where the elbow is level to the body would make for shorter faster punches, and a position of both hands in front of the body to defend. In all jui jitsui there is Kata, it's never a stop start but flowing and often not even noticed by the practitioner because it's a standard of movement and the Kata is only practiced for a grading and not normally for regular training.
Oh man do I love being a karate teacher. I always feel like a white belt looking for knowledge and when it comes to explaining bunkai or how to work them, i feel like I'm not giving good advice. But now i have to go through all my stuff again because i have a clear way of work! Amazing!!!
There is so much Karate-Space-Magic in this video, I can’t even stand it! Having followed both of you for years, it’s fun to see you on the screen together. I love what you do for karate.
So beautifully explained. He answers what most teachers will never let us even ask by pulling their seniority and rank on us. Ideally, this should be the approach to learning katas. Or might as well let it all be and learn bachata or salsa.
I would really love to see more videos of Sensei Abernethy with you explaining the stances and and bunkai. In my dojo we dont have those explanations so this is a great help and it is really interesting because thing make sense when taught like that! Keep up the great work, Jesse sensei!
This was hands down one of my fav episodes! I will apply these teachings asap and even discus with my Sensei in detail. I’m always asked about self defense and my explanation is echoed in this post. The best self defense avoid contact
Oh boy.. thanks to your video things become clear to me after more than 25 years of martial arts. I started with a quite Karate Style TKD " Chongs aka Kata" with a lot of " slow motion stance stops. Now I praktise a kind of Temple KungFu , and my Master try hard to overcome my"stop motion stances" to become a" movie" so a flowing movement. Guy's that's so hard 😔😔😔 Thanks to YOUR video I now understand the things he try to bring in my head and movements. Thank you
Incredible Knowledge form Master Abernethy and Jesse Enkamp, I have been practicing Karate almost all my life, and these videos put the light and touch my soul, i started with Japanese Kempo and now i Practice American Kenpo, and i love all your videos, they make me go back in time and with the explanations that you and your guest do, i travel to the future. Your Videos are Great. Grateful that my son show me your videos, now we don´t miss one.
Incredible.......Ive been doing Kata for 30 years and never though of it (freeze framing) like this before......really makes me want to do them all again now!
This was awwwwwesommmmmmmmee!! Loved how the various aspects of Kata, bunkai, sparring and conceptualizing are explained. Iain Abernathy was a great guest.
We asked for more of these videos and you listened. This is gold. And I'd argue even a step above the already excellent explanation and accessibility of your individual videos.
Good job. Every comment made is correct. In the end it is all Aiki (do) flowing as he explained. Example. Practice the kote gaeshi (outward wrist twist) in Shotokan using Hiki Te flowing then you got Aiki (do) Use Atemi waza in Aiki (do) you got Shotokan strikes. Use close range hip throw Ogoshi then you got Judo. Add nage waza then you got Aiki jutsu thus Aiki flowing from one to the other in doing so more circular movement is used i.e principle of sphericity.
It is my greatest loss that the internet came so late in my life. I have done martial arts since I was thirteen. Messing about, copying what I saw, joining various schools, learning kata and forms with little explanations to what everything was for. Kata for belts, and nothing more. It wasn't until my youth was gone that I got some deeper instruction here and there, and then to find the practical guys on youtube. This stuff needs to be shouted from the rooftops. It needs to be ground into every new white belt standing there with awkward feet and flailing arms. Preferably long before they have wasted 30 years thinking Kata was just kept for tradition with no use or purpose.
You light my path with last 5 minute and now i think about how i lost what i know in path of teacher depressing still its in the past now im new and train hard like old times thank you so much both of you sensei
Awesome as usual. Understanding the purpose and application of Kata is essential to appreciating Karate and other TMA. Now I will go freeze frame a bunch of MMA video to find my favorite stances, haha.
🥋 Thanks for your awesome comments! 🌟 Check out my website to learn more about Karate: www.karatebyjesse.com 😄👍
Hi Jesse I really appreciate your work!! You are balanced in your approach and have done your homework in preparing your videos!! I really loved the Bill Wallace's videos !! I have a black belt in Okinawan karate and a brown belt in Japanese karate as well as studying escrima and judo .You know your stuff thanks !!!!
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Abernathy is so good at explaining Karate Bunkai, that I bought several of his DVDs, and I practice Kung Fu. This video contains basics that even most Black Belt's don't know.
I practice Kajukenbo, and Mr. Abernathy definitely give me new insights into our kata😅
Two great instructors with an open-minded approach. Karate needs more leaders like these two!
Yes! ❤
Two of my favorite knowledge banks when it comes to karate in a single video. Can't get any better. Awesome
Had the privilege of training with Ian last year. Blew away what I thought I knew of kata and I have been obsessed with bunkai ever since. 👊
What he says at 6:20 about angles is still one of the most elegant explanations I’ve ever heard about a subject that many teachers tend to make needlessly complicated
I like how Mr. Abernathy put it: "The information is there if those who want to find it." The Chinese proverbs says it similarly: "When the student is ready to learn, the teacher appears."
I've been practicing Tekki Shodan since 1970. Thanks to this video, FOR THE FIRST TIME it has dawned on me that my front and side opponent could both be ONE SINGLE opponent. Thank you.
I practiced shotokan at Spain for years, and after watching these videos I realized how important and rare were those bunkai mixed with self defence applications of the kata that my master (3rd Dan) used to teach us. I've forgotten the katas after some years, but never the moves and the knowledge about how my body behaves itself in those kind of situations. Thank you so much for rekindle those memories with your content, master Jesse.
Iain is great - so enthusiastic and knowledgable!
A true Karate Nerd!
Always interesting to hear Sensei Abernathy and Sensei Jessie put their heads together, this sort of deep cut into bunkai is super eye opening.
Fantastic to hear! That’s what happens when 2 Karate Nerds meet 😄👍
alloutofbubblegum Why is Sensei Ian Abernathy you refer to him as “sensei Abernathy” (his last name) but you use Jessie’s first name “Sensei Jessie”?
@@miscsilliness that's out of respect and it is good manners.
These two guys are removing the blind folds of almost decades of traditionalist misconceptions around Karate and the purpose of Kata. Understanding what they are showing you about traditional Karate should blow your mind.
I am a Matsubayashi - Shorin Ryu Karate-ka. Priceless information for kata study. This is a great video for all Karate kids world wide!!! 😎🥋
Love seeing you gentlemen together! 👊🏼💥👍🏼
Join next time! 😄👍
@@KARATEbyJesse Working on it! :D
It was fun!
Why don't you be the third gentleman!
@@Ronin-101 Thanks for the support! :)
The Karate Nerd and Sensei Abernethy together in one tutorial is like having your two favourite bands co-headlining a show. 😀
I could sit and listen to these two for hours and hours. Absolutely amazing content
As a silat practitioner where our Katas are called Jurus, this is an excellent video which explains the purpose and breakdown of the moves brilliantly. Well done guys!!!
ohh this makes a lot of sense now. It really explain the questions I have about traditional martial art view as "static" and stiff looking. Abernethy sensei is so good at explaining that even someone who never practice Karate like me can understand what kata is meant for.
I love Iain and his practical kata principles. I discovered him over 15 years ago when trying to gain a better and deeper understanding of karate because at the time I was living and training in Finland a sport version of WadoRyu and they did not offer much explanation and historical context to what we were learning. Iain's approach helped me not only understand the meaning and purpose of kata in karate but also gain a deeper appreciation for martial arts in general. He's one of the greatest living western karate senseis for sure.
The true science of Karate is practicing it in such as a way that it is useful at any time and anywhere. And to teach it in such a way that it is usefull in all things.
Been waiting for a video from these two amazing martial artists for years 🥋😁
@@petermcnallt12pm yeah I've seen the bunkai challenge one they did. But this was more a collaboration video, which has been well worth the wait. Myself and my instructor are looking to go to a seminar at the end of this year 🥋👍
Bunkai like this is what puts the art in martial art
Pure awesome-sauce! So many people never learn the bunkai of any given kata, and assume the forms are useless, but you two make it obvious they're extremely practical. This video will help me develop my own self-defenses and kata bunkai for my sandan test!
Two VERY good communicators. Just hearing certain words pulled a lot together for me. Thank you!!!
Our pleasure!
I like when Iain Abernethy said that the answer's for kata are there for those who look for it which is why I watch lessons like this it's an infinite journey of knowledge.
Avengers: Endgame is the most ambitious crossover
Jesse Enkamp: Hold my beer
Underrated comment
Whitepromethium hold my bo staff*
Brilliant! :-)
Brilliant...uh oh, jinx Iain!
@@simonbreaofficial its just bo
Jesse please make more videos with Iain.You two are perfect karate duo.
There may have been a couple of more filmed ;-) Jesse is great fun to work with.
6:24 I must keep the enemy in front of me, but not be in front of the enemy! Brilliant! Abernethy and Enkamp together - WOW!
I do ITF Taekwondo and the number of times you actually realise in live sparring you are using stance shifts out of patterns/kata is surprising, I guess it shouldn't come as a surprise as I'm sure that's what they were designed for in reality😊. I suspect something got lost in translation along the way in a lot of modern interpretation so I really like these videos and Iain Abernathy is great my instructors Ian and Zoey Fendt have attended one of his seminars and they rate him highly also.
I love Jesse Enkamp no ego at all wants to learn all the time, how all martial artists should aspire to be.
Great learnings of traditional karate.
That is why karateka of traditional karate in ancient times used to practice each kata for many years!
Time to give up black belt and wear white belt until it is really practiced like ancient times.
I say thank you. Although I teach TCMA or traditional Chinese martial arts, I like to watch and learn from your Bunkai videos (and shhh, sometimes share them with my students). They bring the old school mental and physical methods for more advanced martial study to the world of today in a way many of us would love to be able to emulate in our own teaching. Keep doing what you’re doing. Thank you!
We are miles away different cultures languages and still we talk about so similar things! Karate is connecting people!
Agreed!
Its a bond like no other, watching learning and practising kata.....
Such good content & conversation. Thanks ya two! o/
This is the Avenger of Karate, incredible collaboration 👏
Spectacular video!!! Thanks for sharing.
I like to consider that when the other guy grabs me, Now I've got him. :) The stuff you teach is great! I read Dillman's work years ago, and incorporating his interpretation of bunkai which include nerve strikes, along with the grabbing and angular aspects that you illustrate, fills in a lot of blanks. When I started I was taught the post WWII bunkai which was Bee Ess.
Your mastery of historical literature is so worthwhile. Most high level teachers do not seem to have such an operational love of the old masters' works. Thank you for being deeply informative without bloviating. 😃
Karate’s dynamic duo! KNX was surely epic with these two together! Not to mention Oliver and Super-foot Wallace!
You bet! Stay tuned for more goodies 😄👍
The collaboration I have been waiting for, thank you gentlemen
Wow! 🤯🤯🤯 the explanation of the passive hand application to hit better, more accurately and faster is just mind blowing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Omg I've been a martial arts nerd since I was little, my first BJJ class saved my life in my opinion from being detrimentally overweight and weak. But it also jaded me to martial arts because all the stuff I looked up to as a kid was being demonized and accused of being fake and a waste of time. It's amazing to me to see people like this breathing new life and a sense of intelegent application to old school karate like this. Makes me want to restart my whole martial arts journey. Jesse where is your Dojo??!
This video has some serious content. Every other word coming out of Iain's mouth blows my mind.
Thanks sensei very interesting 🥋
My 2 favorite thinkers! That was great.
Fantastic lesson. Thank you for posting.
My biggest respect to both of you sensei. It's been an amazing eye opening experience for me to watch, learn and practice what you have taught us throughout the videos. I can say that most of the black belts which I know don't ever get around the part of practicing the bunkai. It hurts my soul to see some sensei applying such a superficial knowledge of the kata and try to pass it on to their students. I hope I'll one day get to learn as much as you two and possibly share these experiences with my colleagues karatekas. Thank you for your hard work and for helping the karate community. Oss
Two senseis, you guys are very open minded and at the same time keep karate pure, I admire you guys alot.
Best karate youtuber
Thank you! 🌟
Thank you Sensei Jesse and Sensei Ian for all the passion and knowledge that you are sharing with us.
This was an incredible watch, what a wise man, thanks for all you do Jesse ya big nerd
So great to see you both in one video. I'm going to watch this video again and again, just like practice of kata. Thank you, Iain and Jesse!
Abernethy should do a whole independent video on just the concept of angles. This is one of the most clean and concise ways I’ve heard it explained
I hope that Sensei Abernathy writes a book summarizing all of these ideas. Although it would be a big book. Great video!
I love this video two knowledgeable practioners talking practical sense and explaining techniques & application that's methodical.
This video is such gold tbh. So many karate myths dispelled. Love it.
One of my favorite presentations. Third time watching. Both of you are fun and inspirational. Peace.
This was the missing link! Invaluable concept Thank you. ❤
I’ve watched this video countless times. The lessons here are invaluable.
One of the benefits of teaching over zoom since the lockdown is I get to show these awesome videos to my students and we all learn a lot. Thanks for another great video. Bunkai is very important to understand what you are actually doing in the kata.
Just great. All Iain's concepts in a nutshell. This guy is a professor! Read almost all his books. He is very enthusiastic and inspiaring.
This is great showing and breaking down the kata
Iain is an absolute gift to karate. We need more senseis like him!
I have been avoiding abernethy’s videos for a while because I struggle with his pace of speech and he seems panicked. However this mans knowledge of bunkai is mind blowing and from this one video has opened my mind to the Kata I have practiced for years. I will be subscribing to his channel immediately 👍🏻
Training kata can be good for your mental faculties as you age. If you can train all the katas in a system and remember them, then do them physically and correctly, there is both mental and physical health value, a bit like Tai Chi. Also, they can be trained for much greater exertion. My current training partner, a two-time national champion in a major Shotokan organization kills me: Kata (pick one, based on attendance), 25 bupees, 25 pushups, 25 situps, wind sprints - begin kata again. After a few rounds, just remembering which katas can be challenging... GREAT STUFF as always! Knighthoods for you both, CBE! Go by the palace on your way home and pick'm up!
My two favourite martial artists in one video talking about practical application is the best 👍
Love the analogy to mathematics
In a part explaining pulling a person on to a punch the elbow goes back past the body, however in a kung-fu post the elbow only goes to the line of the body. A bit of both together makes sense pulling the opponent only to where the elbow is level to the body would make for shorter faster punches, and a position of both hands in front of the body to defend. In all jui jitsui there is Kata, it's never a stop start but flowing and often not even noticed by the practitioner because it's a standard of movement and the Kata is only practiced for a grading and not normally for regular training.
Great video.Huge respect for these two phenomenal karateka.
Kata is very important.
It's the living textbook of the art.
Brilliant, have been following both these guys for a while now and everything is always new.
Oh man do I love being a karate teacher. I always feel like a white belt looking for knowledge and when it comes to explaining bunkai or how to work them, i feel like I'm not giving good advice. But now i have to go through all my stuff again because i have a clear way of work! Amazing!!!
There is so much Karate-Space-Magic in this video, I can’t even stand it! Having followed both of you for years, it’s fun to see you on the screen together. I love what you do for karate.
So beautifully explained. He answers what most teachers will never let us even ask by pulling their seniority and rank on us. Ideally, this should be the approach to learning katas. Or might as well let it all be and learn bachata or salsa.
Great karateka this Iain...
I would really love to see more videos of Sensei Abernethy with you explaining the stances and and bunkai.
In my dojo we dont have those explanations so this is a great help and it is really interesting because thing make sense when taught like that!
Keep up the great work, Jesse sensei!
This was hands down one of my fav episodes! I will apply these teachings asap and even discus with my Sensei in detail. I’m always asked about self defense and my explanation is echoed in this post. The best self defense avoid contact
Oh boy.. thanks to your video things become clear to me after more than 25 years of martial arts. I started with a quite Karate Style TKD " Chongs aka Kata" with a lot of " slow motion stance stops.
Now I praktise a kind of Temple KungFu , and my Master try hard to overcome my"stop motion stances" to become a" movie" so a flowing movement.
Guy's that's so hard 😔😔😔
Thanks to YOUR video I now understand the things he try to bring in my head and movements.
Thank you
I've been studying martial arts for years. Thank you for breaking it down like this.
I don't think I've ever heard a better explanation for the uses & application of Kata. Thanks Jesse & Sensei Abernathy
Delighted to hear that John!
Incredible Knowledge form Master Abernethy and Jesse Enkamp, I have been practicing Karate almost all my life, and these videos put the light and touch my soul, i started with Japanese Kempo and now i Practice American Kenpo, and i love all your videos, they make me go back in time and with the explanations that you and your guest do, i travel to the future. Your Videos are Great. Grateful that my son show me your videos, now we don´t miss one.
Incredible.......Ive been doing Kata for 30 years and never though of it (freeze framing) like this before......really makes me want to do them all again now!
Thank you for this wonderfull knowledge Jesse Sensei.
🙏🏻. When you are shy this kind of video helps a lot. Arigato
This was awwwwwesommmmmmmmee!! Loved how the various aspects of Kata, bunkai, sparring and conceptualizing are explained. Iain Abernathy was a great guest.
The way I use hikite (sp) pull them into the punch. Thank you sensei Abernathy 🙏
Parabéns Sensei!
Admiro muito o seu trabalho!
Sucesso sempre!
Abraço!
Raphael Hashimoto do 🇧🇷
Obrigado 👍
@@KARATEbyJesse isn't that thank you in Portuguese (Brazil)
We asked for more of these videos and you listened. This is gold. And I'd argue even a step above the already excellent explanation and accessibility of your individual videos.
VERY INTERESTING! THANK YOU BOTH
Good job. Every comment made is correct. In the end it is all Aiki (do) flowing as he explained. Example. Practice the kote gaeshi (outward wrist twist) in Shotokan using Hiki Te flowing then you got Aiki (do) Use Atemi waza in Aiki (do) you got Shotokan strikes. Use close range hip throw Ogoshi then you got Judo. Add nage waza then you got Aiki jutsu thus Aiki flowing from one to the other in doing so more circular movement is used i.e principle of sphericity.
It is my greatest loss that the internet came so late in my life. I have done martial arts since I was thirteen. Messing about, copying what I saw, joining various schools, learning kata and forms with little explanations to what everything was for. Kata for belts, and nothing more. It wasn't until my youth was gone that I got some deeper instruction here and there, and then to find the practical guys on youtube. This stuff needs to be shouted from the rooftops. It needs to be ground into every new white belt standing there with awkward feet and flailing arms. Preferably long before they have wasted 30 years thinking Kata was just kept for tradition with no use or purpose.
Loved that. What an amazing insight to adopt into my own training. Thank you 🙏
Good to see you two guys chatting things out..good points as well
Wonderful, so insightful. Thank you very much.
You light my path with last 5 minute and now i think about how i lost what i know in path of teacher depressing still its in the past now im new and train hard like old times thank you so much both of you sensei
Fantastic discussion and demonstrations. Thank you to both sensei. 🙂
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is very inciteful. Thank you for this.
Iain and Jesse's great minds representing true traditional karate. Very impressive and informative. :^)
This is Real Karate
The way it was meant to be and the way it should be
Great colab
Thanks for sharing brother
Awesome as usual. Understanding the purpose and application of Kata is essential to appreciating Karate and other TMA.
Now I will go freeze frame a bunch of MMA video to find my favorite stances, haha.
Enjoy!! 😄👍
Happy Birthday Jesse Sensei!!!
Absolutelly brilliant !!!!
All karateka should learn from this.
danilodibujo 🤓 yes
Thank you!
Excellent lesson.