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  • #Sparring #Sparringtechniques #sportmartialarts
    Here are 3 initial moves to throw first in a sparring blitz or charge, followed by follow up techniques that flow with those initial moves that make up 3 combos.
    Always remember, when throwing an initial move cover as much distance as possible and always try to throw with your front side. Follow up techniques should be contrasting (high low high or middle, low, high)
    Let me know what you think of these? The next series will be based on closing the gap, so stay tuned...
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  • @mr.factoholic1166
    @mr.factoholic1166 3 роки тому +28

    Being an Indian from village ,,,,,hard to understand fast english but being a karate player I understand everything by his body language,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,keep it up

  • @petehornsby5516
    @petehornsby5516 Рік тому +1

    Instant subscribe! Lots to practice with my son before our first sparing competition in November

  • @GendoorM2023
    @GendoorM2023 10 місяців тому

    This is awesome, love the three punch combo, I found good success from throwing the first 2 and getting points on Reverse punch but I love the extra back fist as I feel I can rush them! Really helpful

  • @rgood7170
    @rgood7170 Рік тому

    Great info thank you

  • @garycleveland6410
    @garycleveland6410 5 років тому +3

    Looks good. It dispels the old rumor that Korean stylists don't have hands. We do.

    • @SenseiIchi
      @SenseiIchi  5 років тому +2

      It's because we do American Tang Soo Do, had the convergence of Japanese hands. Thank you!

  • @sijeimanrique583
    @sijeimanrique583 3 роки тому +1

    Good content 💗

  • @tellitlikeitis5045
    @tellitlikeitis5045 5 років тому +1

    Excellent video Sensei

    • @tellitlikeitis5045
      @tellitlikeitis5045 5 років тому +1

      My personal favorite is the lunging back fist 🤛 followed by a stepping side kick.

  • @lylesuperfoot
    @lylesuperfoot 4 роки тому +6

    when you blitz you should pull the lead leg back for maximum speed and penetration unlike boxing where you push of the ball of the back leg

  • @lawrencelaird2919
    @lawrencelaird2919 Рік тому

    Thank you. Great explanation! Also, Nice Hair 😅

  • @tomg2946
    @tomg2946 5 років тому +2

    Really good stuff.

    • @SenseiIchi
      @SenseiIchi  5 років тому

      Thank you! Have you used any?

    • @tomg2946
      @tomg2946 5 років тому

      Yes. In my competition days! And last year in sparring in UK (Im in Australia at present). I won a big Australian tournament (veterans plus regular bbelt divisions) just prior to retiring from competition at age 38 using esp that initial lead punch plus follow up rev punch (the blitz made famous by Steve Anderson). My other scoring techniques were based on lead leg kick techniques I got from training with Bill Wallace in 1980 just prior his retirement.
      That blitz' Nasty Anderson did was based on him studying Howard Jacksons punching techniques. Your Dad may have some insight on that based on what Norris was showing the TSDo fighters back in the day!

  • @ChrispinNjobvu-gy2gm
    @ChrispinNjobvu-gy2gm 3 місяці тому

    Thank you very much likely,and can you send an other tutorial for how to spare with outer control opponent's

  • @christopherblade5984
    @christopherblade5984 5 років тому +4

    Great information. Nice to see fellow Tang Soo Do instruction. Tang Soo bro.

    • @SenseiIchi
      @SenseiIchi  5 років тому +2

      Thank you! Where is your school located? Are you doing Korean Tang Soo Do?

    • @christopherblade5984
      @christopherblade5984 5 років тому +2

      @@SenseiIchi Yes my school is in UK. I study Korean Tang Soo Do under the tutelage of Grandmaster Kang UK Lee. I'm also an affiliate of Chuck Norris.

    • @SenseiIchi
      @SenseiIchi  5 років тому +2

      That is awesome! Great to meet you, how long have you been training for?

    • @christopherblade5984
      @christopherblade5984 5 років тому +1

      @@SenseiIchi since 1979. But TSD since 2014.

    • @SenseiIchi
      @SenseiIchi  5 років тому +1

      @@christopherblade5984 What did you train in 79'?

  • @Soldier-of-God.
    @Soldier-of-God. 5 років тому +3

    These sparring combinations combos are excellent, of which I believe that with the rapid punching combination, can then lead to a leg sweep. In other words in Kyokushin Karate we use the hands to set up leg attacks and vice versa, we utilise leg attacking techniques to set up successful, hand attacks.
    Simply put like your theory we rely on explosive speed, with different combinations of high, low, hi, or low high, low, hi variations of attacks, plus devastating power to finish off an opponent. Just curious Sensei Ichi do you use various low leg kicks, as well as leg sweeps in your Tang Soo Do art? Excellent step by step, combat drills combinations, in all your videos. I hope your week has been going well, looking forward to your next tutorial on techniques, Osu! Juan 👍 ☺ ✌.

    • @SenseiIchi
      @SenseiIchi  5 років тому +1

      Thank you Juan!
      We definitely do, I've made videos about sweeping when people kick at me. We also throw low high round kicks to disguise the high kick with the low.
      We do the same, disguise the techniques with misdirection... Works every time!
      Always a pleasure speaking with you!

    • @Soldier-of-God.
      @Soldier-of-God. 5 років тому

      @@SenseiIchi awesome we ourselves use lots of leg sweeps, as well as low leg kicks, combined with body punches, to ultimately disguise our kicks to be delivered to the head for devastating knock-outs. Awesome work as always Sensei Ichi, Osu! 👍

  • @KenyulChannel
    @KenyulChannel 2 роки тому +1

    Karate Indonesia

  • @vlhendon7185
    @vlhendon7185 Рік тому

    Make more sparring vids

  • @Unity116
    @Unity116 5 років тому +2

    🥋🤜🤜

    • @SenseiIchi
      @SenseiIchi  5 років тому +1

      💪👊🙏 Do you use any of these combos?

    • @Unity116
      @Unity116 5 років тому +1

      @@SenseiIchi Of course 😁👍

    • @SenseiIchi
      @SenseiIchi  5 років тому +1

      That's what I'm talking about!

    • @Unity116
      @Unity116 5 років тому +1

      @@SenseiIchi 🤜💢 😁👍

    • @ethanpiano6905
      @ethanpiano6905 2 роки тому +1

      @@Unity116 nice

  • @DiverPilot
    @DiverPilot 2 роки тому

    Tony Romo is a black belt- who would have knew?

  • @lightning6496
    @lightning6496 5 років тому +1

    I dont really do sparring alot now

    • @SenseiIchi
      @SenseiIchi  5 років тому +1

      Why's that? Sparring will enhance your reflexes, footwork and confidence. You should give it a try more often if you can, its an art form all to itself.

    • @lightning6496
      @lightning6496 5 років тому

      I now live in a different city in my old city I used to do sparring in

    • @SenseiIchi
      @SenseiIchi  5 років тому

      lightning are you unable to spar in your new city?

    • @lightning6496
      @lightning6496 5 років тому

      I've been looking for a place to spar for about 3 months now

    • @timelesswarriors
      @timelesswarriors Рік тому

      Do kickboxing, muay thai

  • @SenseiIchi
    @SenseiIchi  5 років тому +4

    Which initial move do you find yourself throwing first?

    • @ArtofOneDojo
      @ArtofOneDojo 5 років тому +3

      I am partial to a shuffling forward with a rolling backfist to set up a following punch combo.

    • @SenseiIchi
      @SenseiIchi  5 років тому +1

      Art of One Dojo using a high low concept? Back fist head then punch body ?

    • @ArtofOneDojo
      @ArtofOneDojo 5 років тому +1

      @@SenseiIchi I'll change it up depending on how they react. If I get a good snap and get in and connect with it, sometimes they'll turn their head away to try to avoid it, if they do that I can usually follow up with a rear hand cross to the head while still advancing and throw a combination as they stumble back. If they react by pulling their hands up, then I follow with a low body shot.
      Alternatively sometimes I do a quick jab to the body instead as an opening move. It's a little unexpected and I'll come in as if I'm going to hit high and I'll use my rear hand to guard my face while I step and do more of a lead hand driving reverse punch to the body. It connects about half the time but when it does, they usually sink down from it or take a stumble back.
      Also one of my favorite entries is using my lead hand to very quickly pat down their lead hand and then immediately roll into a backfist to the head from there. I've had a bit of success with that one, followed by different combos from there :)

    • @SenseiIchi
      @SenseiIchi  5 років тому +2

      @@ArtofOneDojo So you're implementing a very reaction based sparring mindset. When having a skill set/bag of tools aka quick reaction, basic sparring strikes, you're able to use those tools to their fullest potential when you see the opening or create the opening during an offensive attack . I love it!

    • @ArtofOneDojo
      @ArtofOneDojo 5 років тому +1

      @@SenseiIchi I try, but that also means I try to be mindful of the same thing being used against me. We have a Kenpo school near by that holds open sparring sessions monthly and everyone is welcome (as long as egos and pride are left outside) for friendly sparring, but we'll get people of different disciplines so it's great to practice with other experience. Some of those guys do the same thing I do but are better so I've been caught by some of the same explosive techniques lol. But yes, generally I like to try to set up openings or find them on the fly.

  • @SuperAchileas
    @SuperAchileas 4 місяці тому

    why round kick in the middle does`nt work, i think A GOOD KICKin the middle will icapacitate

  • @michaeldasalyaget7828
    @michaeldasalyaget7828 5 років тому +2

    Watching this I felt like I was watching Kung Fury at the beginning, however, I am still waiting to learn how to make the first move on a first date...

    • @SenseiIchi
      @SenseiIchi  5 років тому +2

      Hey, stay tuned and all will be revealed my friend.

  • @vroom1503
    @vroom1503 Рік тому

    I have seen people use these moves on me :/