I like ur path they way u teach I’m all about practical martial arts I tangsoodo taekwondo boxing wrestling bjj or catch wrestling is my style I try to put these together my school making the black belts do bunkai and I feel a lot of move are made up and don’t work the forms look good the way they are done but to make them practical it totally changes I’m at a crossroads on how i feel
The traditional lunge punch should not be used the same way that a boxing punch is used such as a jab or something like that. Traditional karate tode jitsu punching and striking are usually combined with seizing and controlling techniques. In jiu jitsu I was taught to set up a lock by striking first. I was also told that in Jiu-Jitsu there are no locks all of the techniques are designed to break or dislocate the joints. In traditional karate tode jitsu which is where this technique comes from the same is true but opposite many times a lock will proceed a strike because you create imbalance and immobility in the opponent and this sets up the strike. So in the case of the lunge punch the stepping action is meant to tread on the feet so that the opponent's mobility is diminished usually the arms will be trapped and the punch will strike high usually the primary target which may be on the face is not the only Target that is struck pressure points on the arm are also struck these points combined with the accompanying lock set up for the finishing blow to the face. And you don't just strike anywhere on the face you are aiming for nerve endings in the face on the jaw in the head and neck depending on what you're trying to do. This method of using the karate lunge punch is very dangerous. It is designed to kill with a single blow or at the very least cause severe injury to your opponent. It is not for sport. In fact that might be the very reason that the useless definition of how to use a lunge punch is taught Karate do. I believe that it is proper to treat your martial arts training with the same respect and severity that you would approach firearms or sword training safety is of the utmost importance. The original meaning of karate techniques and karate Kata is killing that's it anything less than that is watering it down so that it can be used in modern society because you can't just go around killing people in modern society but even though that is true you should still understand that traditional karate techniques are designed to kill. I only mention this because traditional karate has developed a bad reputation because of the useless applications that people are attributing to traditional karate techniques so I feel that it is important that we understand what the original intention of the techniques are even though we may have to water the techniques down at least we understand that karate is not a useless art for self-defense. I'm sorry if I offended anyone with my comments but even those that disagree with me would admit that they would not use most of the techniques that they learned in karate though for example the low block or the middle block etc. in a real fight because you know that it won't work and if you did use them you would have to modify the technique just like the gentleman is doing in this video. The kata techniques work just the way they are done in the kata you don't have to change them you just have to know the right meaning for the movements.
I like ur path they way u teach I’m all about practical martial arts I tangsoodo taekwondo boxing wrestling bjj or catch wrestling is my style I try to put these together my school making the black belts do bunkai and I feel a lot of move are made up and don’t work the forms look good the way they are done but to make them practical it totally changes I’m at a crossroads on how i feel
The traditional lunge punch should not be used the same way that a boxing punch is used such as a jab or something like that. Traditional karate tode jitsu punching and striking are usually combined with seizing and controlling techniques. In jiu jitsu I was taught to set up a lock by striking first. I was also told that in Jiu-Jitsu there are no locks all of the techniques are designed to break or dislocate the joints. In traditional karate tode jitsu which is where this technique comes from the same is true but opposite many times a lock will proceed a strike because you create imbalance and immobility in the opponent and this sets up the strike. So in the case of the lunge punch the stepping action is meant to tread on the feet so that the opponent's mobility is diminished usually the arms will be trapped and the punch will strike high usually the primary target which may be on the face is not the only Target that is struck pressure points on the arm are also struck these points combined with the accompanying lock set up for the finishing blow to the face. And you don't just strike anywhere on the face you are aiming for nerve endings in the face on the jaw in the head and neck depending on what you're trying to do. This method of using the karate lunge punch is very dangerous. It is designed to kill with a single blow or at the very least cause severe injury to your opponent. It is not for sport. In fact that might be the very reason that the useless definition of how to use a lunge punch is taught Karate do. I believe that it is proper to treat your martial arts training with the same respect and severity that you would approach firearms or sword training safety is of the utmost importance. The original meaning of karate techniques and karate Kata is killing that's it anything less than that is watering it down so that it can be used in modern society because you can't just go around killing people in modern society but even though that is true you should still understand that traditional karate techniques are designed to kill. I only mention this because traditional karate has developed a bad reputation because of the useless applications that people are attributing to traditional karate techniques so I feel that it is important that we understand what the original intention of the techniques are even though we may have to water the techniques down at least we understand that karate is not a useless art for self-defense. I'm sorry if I offended anyone with my comments but even those that disagree with me would admit that they would not use most of the techniques that they learned in karate though for example the low block or the middle block etc. in a real fight because you know that it won't work and if you did use them you would have to modify the technique just like the gentleman is doing in this video. The kata techniques work just the way they are done in the kata you don't have to change them you just have to know the right meaning for the movements.
Makki in Tsd means block not punch.
Yeah, my mistake. It’s in the description.