KUMITE DRILLS: Footwork and Fitness
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- The best thing for a karate-ka to invest in is their footwork (movement). Through Kihon training, a karate-ka will naturally develop a powerful, fast, accurate strike -- the key for combat however is to be able to land those strikes in a moving, chaotic situation.
Furthermore to avoid being struck by an attacker who will most likely be much larger.
Footwork is about developing speed in the legs, stability in our position and the ability to either move out of the way, or in to strike in a dynamic fashion.
This video features two drills, one more basic than the second.
I'm. 40 yr old female . Haven't done karate since I was 14/15..
I been so unfit lately with sore back. Ankles etc. ... I ALLWAYS remember my karate even from back then . And lately I been practicing it. And I can't believe how that memory muscle stays with you like that , from karate.. it's ALLREADY helping my ankles, back. Confidence etc.. it doesn't matter how young old you are when U learnt this. You will have this for LIFE!!..
ITS A BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL THING. I LOVE KARATE!.. 😀
this guy is a great instructor. the analogy he uses and how he trains with the students makes him very respectable just from watching the video.
Christian Scharnhorstm, he is a student of Hanshi Tasaki that is something very few know about
I remember doing this exercise in Shotokan Karate, but we were to taught to keep our back leg straight and not to come up on the ball of the foot....If you did that in Kumite our instructor would not award you the point.
Eugene Terrell um no he isn’t he is GKR not seiwakai
miss having a great sensei and club like this in my life! but i'm glad i had it for a good number of years
Man I wish I could have been learning how to do this in karate speed and reaction is actually amazing and incredibly unique in its own right you got to move fast you got to be quick and got to be more powerful on your feet and toes depending on the situation 🥋👊💪😉👍👊🥋
The instructor is very quick nice footwork
This is fantastic! The timing between stepping and striking is spot on!
Oh one last thing. When you talk of Kyokushin kai. Try to remember who was Mas Oyama Sosai teachers were. These guys came from one of his teacher students. The person Sensei Tasaki was a training parent ( like all the Yamaguchi brothers was) under Gogen Yamaguchi Hanshi.
Great training. We have alwais done it in our dojo. Speed and reactivity!! Oss
Wonderful lesson, very good teacher
perfect punch and great instructor
I looooove this game💪🏻
Excelent, amazing, greettings from Honduras....
Congratulacion Sensei!!! Great vídeo!!! Thanks
Rizal D Johan, what was posted here is ippon kumite drills. Not a video to compare traditional karate kumite drills vs Kickboxing. No disrespect; hence, unless someone takes it there. Why make comments like to compare Kyokushin kai ( Sosai Oyama the founder of Kyokushin kai was one of Gogen Yamaguchi students and Tazaki Sensei training dojo big brothers), or full contact this or that about these techniques. These karate techniques are to be used for a different situation. That is why I ask the question : "why bring those statements up?"
I am the same karate style as they are but only under a teachers Higaonna Sensei ( Okinawa, Japan, and every corner of the World including Russia, China, North & South America), and Hu Sensei ( Hawaii and the Mainland USA).
I've train in under the best Goju-ryu karate instructors in the world. I also trained in Kyokushin kai , and Ashihara karate, and under Rickson Gracie at his Pacific Palisades, Wilshire Boulevard, Pico Boulevard Jiu Jitsu Academies as his student. I have also trained with martial arts teachers that taught me rare martial arts. Things like using Raw Meat to to hang off the human body . if done like what you were talking about in the street fight situation that's ma'am that would put me into the category of breaking the law and going directly to jail for a long time. just because a person knows how to shoot a gun does not mean they should be shooting the gun on the streets. Goju-ryu involves techniques of neck breaking, & eye gouging. Yes, I trained these techniques both in theory and application. we were lucky enough to have doctors who worked in the ER and have seen these things we were lucky enough to have doctors who worked in the ER and have experience and receiving patients in the hospital who had their necks broke ( Theory),& at my dojo we used goggles made of a hard materials for the eyewear ~ to be used for thumbing the eyes ( application). Have I use them in a street fight to harm somebody? I'm not going to comment on that; for like a negativeposting about the techniques on this video, it
would be really stupid upon my part because it would Implement that me in a crime. Just like it's kind of stupid to compare karate or kickboxing or octagon fighting or Kyokushin kai techniques. Again must I remind you of another thing that Mas Oyama Sosai ( the founder of Kyokushin kai ) was a student of Gogen Yamaguchi Hanshi in his Goju-Ryu karate dojo. There's only one thing that this does when you compare a set of techniques in the negative fashion to another instructor about what he is sharing on UA-cam. that would be to start a verbal text fight. I seen enough of that on here. The set of techniques are not meant for the Octagon, but these techniques are for the karate dojo for ippon kumite drills. They involve neurological reaction and timing drills as well as physical kinesiology does the human body to generate speed and power
My advice to you or to anybody else is be very careful about commenting on UA-cam. True martial arts is something that does not speak negatively unless in a situation of life and death techniques. At that point : " Speaking is right out the window; hence, because your to busy trying to save your life!" You can save the trash talk in the end; hence ( maybe say something like when you get up off the ground try to act like the rest of Society by being non-violent by following the law),but still done with class as you leave your attacker on the ground. Like Higaonna Sensei taught karate begins and ends with respect. if I have offended you (?) I am sorry for we must all apply what my teacher said here. UA-cam is full of people that offend others and I do not wish to add on to their numbers I'm simply making a statement you're comparing apples with oranges.😉🤙
i wish i"m with you guys. great job you're doing
Damn nice teacher.respect.
nicely explained. it is basically a pull back punch however striking hard
The reverse punch technique..The point of the front hand or ‘guard’ is to grab onto the opponent / aggressor and hold on to set a datum in the confusion of a fight so as to know where the opponent is and create leverage so you can pull the opponent in for the back hand to smash in repeatedly as hard and as many times as possible until they are immobilised. Imagine 2 cars in a head on collision. The stance for reverse punch is a teaching method to show students the body & weight position when transitioning in order to carry this out. Sadly this has now been westernised as to what will look best to score a point in sport karate. Far removed from the original intention of ‘reverse punch’
Hi Darren, you are conflating self-defence training with point fighting training. When we practice Kihon, we develop the principles of movement/body mechanics etc. From there, we can easily adapt to either point fighting training or combat training. They are vastly different yet adopt similar principles. This is obviously focused purely on the point fighting side.
Secondly, to suggest a lunge is to grab an opponent is dogmatic thinking. There are countless applications for this combination. Imagine a small person using their front hand to grab onto the arm of a significantly larger person? It would be a complete failure.
In 1994 a S.A lost his life when he took a kick to the head during competition at the 1994 Pre-World Karate Tournament. When those posting speak of karate competition being non contact ~ you do not know what you are talking about. In 1981, AAU Karate National for the USA. Over a 126 people went to the hospital for major injuries. Not just a bloody nose, but busted orbital sockets, head injuries, broken bones. Come on man, people that speak of traditional karate being non contact do not know because most have never fought in traditional tournaments for any length of time. Like I said about the South African fighter who was killed in competition in 1994 Pre World Karate Championships. He lost his life, so try not to speak about things you do not know about.
Rizal D Johan, it's all about the training and where you want to take it man I used hockey gear to kick The Shins and knees I use it for several different reasons. First it gives me the ability to kick The Shins and knees at full contact which otherwise would break the kneecaps and shins cuz my kicks will bust a athletic cup very easily. The hockey gear is 50 times stronger than athletic cup. And the second reason is for protection for my students kneecaps and shins cuz those techniques are very dangerous.
looks a great instructor, respect,,
Great training. Although you can have as many theories as you can but as soon as you step into a full contact setting, all these theories will go down the drain, you will have to deal with other aspects that you never thought of when you do this kind of traditional non-contact martial art. If you are from shotokan, muscle endurance and pain will be new things for you when you start training kyokushin or muaythai, even the body mechanics will be a lot different. You cannot assume things anymore like in this situation. The bow and arrow assumption will not be applicable then as you and your opponent will have different reaction under full contact systems
The in and out is still the useful thing. The feel for long distance is good in WKF Kumiteguys. One can see it not only in the more popular MMA karateka. And non contact is just a word. But you have the stop and "crying for the ref check" after the harder hits - that IS a bad habbit for full contact with no point stop.
There will always be outfighting.
Rizal D Johan, you were probably not part of the pre-World Okinawan karate tournament in 1994 where karate fighter died while in the ring from a roundhouse kick to the temple. The things that you post on here about these techniques not being effective damn full contact is BS. My teacher has Dojo full of students that watched that man pass away in Okinawa during that competition from the same type of karate techniques that you are speaking of. What happened there's a tragedy because the South African fighter passed away from that kick. Things like that are just one of the reasons that they have kept karate out of the Olympics. In 1981, Chicago at the A.A.U Karate Championships which governor karate for the Olympics had 126 people sent to the hospital for major injuries. I know for I was there. My dojo sempai Sensei Eddie Rosson and Chris Ormandy receive second third place ( 1st place went to Tokey Hill the only American to ever win Gold medal at the world karate championships ). Sensei Eddie Rosson ended up with a broken arm after fighting and winning eleven out of his 13 fights back to back . Out of these 126 people injuries. ... they not include a black eye but you literally an orbital socket being broken broken jaws broken noses major trauma injuries that the hospital had to deal with. The techniques that you speak of that are not effective put 90 some people in the hospital that very next day. The mayor of Chicago shut down the karate tournament that day. Wide World of Sports was there videotaping the whole thing trying to help karate get into the Olympics. they told us that karate will never be in the Olympics cuz it's way to violent for a sport. That was 1981 it took almost 40 years for karate to become an Olympic sport. A lesson for karate that was hard learned.
Your point about this man karate techniques will only cause a problem. It is not meant to be put into a category like you're putting it in. It is meant to be what it is a dojo exercise for karate people who want 2 train in point sparring. Must I remind you about the South African fighter who lost his life at the pre World Tournament? What you may not think these techniques are dangerous given the right terms the right situation they can be very dangerous. You're comparing apples to oranges and it makes no sense to do so!
Also can be done on a makiwara as a solo drill.
You are more likely to have a person than a makiwara though.
On punch heel should remain planted firmly on the ground connecting through the leg, hips and shoulders.
The heel can remain on the ground in a shorter, higher stance. But to gain reach (as in this drill), to have a longer, lower stance, having the heel on the ground would greatly reduce both reach an power. That said, even in shorter stances, the heel being on the ground usually weakens a punch. The heel being on the ground in a Zenkutsu dachi is more for grappling, but not striking.
The foot should tread with the heel to stick, the enegy rises from the heel to the hip.
That's how I was taught
I’m 8 my name is Marshall and I’m orange belt!
Karate Indonesia ossu...👍👍👍
Great stuff! Really enjoy the "Robin Hood" concept!.... (I might have to 'steal' that one)
Osh karate is the best good👍
I am going to pratice with my small karate ninja they need some foot work
Thanku
Supper training
very good
Great kumite training. Kumite, not sport. It is nice to see the difference so clearly defined.
Is there sensei phill fighting someone else?
Oss...😜👍🇨🇴
nice class
it's beautiful ,but a question,why is the kimono too long like this ?
it is normal lenght.
ah bon,when i start karaté ,and now,the pant of kimono can't be shorter than 2/3 of the legs and the the sleeve can't be longer than 2/3 of the arms.it's is in bushido ,i never see my teacher wear the kimono too long like that,maybe it's is americain kimono condition
Its WKF type of karategi. Check arawaza or adidas kimono!
i don't like either,i think it's WFK kimono
in JKA,the kimono is diffirent
It is a Gi
Not a kimono
Nice! OSS!
he first trained with Masanao Takazawa O'sensei...at the KEI SHIN KAN.
Who is the instructor? He's great.
Shihan Anthony Ryan
Min 1:05: he says "you always punch beyond ¿square? Is that an expresion? I'm not a native english speaker. Can somebody help me with that? Thanks!
"Square on" referees to the 4 right angles between the hips of two combatants forming a square and facing each other. It is as opposed to "side on". So beyond square means you reach a bit more to make extra distance.
I think it refers to the hips actually, gyaku hanmi position provides additional extension without the need for the upper body to be leaning forward
Where is this? What style?
This is GKR Karate (Go-Kan-Ryu). It is filmed in Sydney, Australia.
Rizal D Johan, no disrespect but these guys aren't Shotokan stylist their goju-ryu stylist. Tazaki train at the same Dojo as Mas Oyama the founder of Kyokushin kai. They both trained at a Gogen Yamaguchi Hanshi Goju-Ryu karate dojo. That comment you made makes no sense. I understand your point but your intent was where the problem lies. I am not trying to offend you and you should not try to be offended by this but you're not aware of what you're talking about and your background of knowledge on the subject is not as in-depth as you may think it is.
Tori uke drill, basic beginner technique, to teach timing and courage, otherwise fairly useless in Kumite as an experienced fighter would punch to the face or head
Who is the Sensei?
AndyRoo2 sensei anthony ryan
Now Shihan Anthony Ryan
I train in taekwondo
no alternate for the same.
Karate can not really be hit, otherwise it is disqualified. Consequently these movements and this time are NOT to hit but to pretend to hit. In a truly realistic, self-defense or even MMA combat, movements and timing MUST ALWAYS be related to the real effectiveness of the technique. These 2 young men, in a real fight, would go to the hospital after a few tens of seconds. Karate of this type is good for fun, for playing, for health, etc. To really fight, you need very little.
Hi Shoto Lui. Good observation. Iv'e studied many martial arts over the years beginning with karate. If you have not learned Karate from a reputable instructor (and it sounds like you have not otherwise you would know) then its easy to see this one drill and draw conclusions from it. It sounds like you are not a martial artist because almost all marital artist practice without contact for their training ( boxers, MMA, Muay Thai, Taekwando etc) Karate is not different. This is one type of training for one type of sports karate. It is not all that Karate is. There are some MMA practitioners that use this same movement and have been very successful. An example of something not shown here is the pulling of the hand in a self defence situation is for grabbing in many cases and most schools I have been to include this in their training although some mcdojos don't. I think that you are looking at this variation of sports karate and drawing conclusions and it would be a shame for you to miss out on some really good training methods for that reason if you are interested in learning martial arts.
Youre plain stupid.
Osu!
Rizal D Johan, you were probably not part of the pre-World Okinawan karate tournament in 1994 where karate fighter died while in the ring from a roundhouse kick to the temple. The things that you post on here about these techniques not being effective damn full contact is BS. My teacher has Dojo full of students that watched that man pass away in Okinawa during that competition from the same type of karate techniques that you are speaking of. What happened there's a tragedy because the South African fighter passed away from that kick. Things like that are just one of the reasons that they have kept karate out of the Olympics. In 1981, Chicago at the A.A.U Karate Championships which governor karate for the Olympics had 126 people sent to the hospital for major injuries. I know for I was there. My dojo sempai Sensei Eddie Rosson and Chris Ormandy receive second third place ( 1st place went to Tokey Hill the only American to ever win Gold medal at the world karate championships ). Sensei Eddie Rosson ended up with a broken arm after fighting and winning eleven out of his 13 fights back to back . Out of these 126 people injuries. ... they not include a black eye but you literally an orbital socket being broken broken jaws broken noses major trauma injuries that the hospital had to deal with. The techniques that you speak of that are not effective put 90 some people in the hospital that very next day. The mayor of Chicago shut down the karate tournament that day. Wide World of Sports was there videotaping the whole thing trying to help karate get into the Olympics. they told us that karate will never be in the Olympics cuz it's way to violent for a sport. That was 1981 it took almost 40 years for karate to become an Olympic sport. A lesson for karate that was hard learned.
Oss.
Ótimo cumite 👏👏👏
Thank you
Tov meod
Sorry everyone just tired of seeing the negative energy of UA-cam when it comes to martial arts. Martial arts techniques are dangerous and that's why they law will put a person in jail for a very long time if they use martial arts and unlawful manner.
What is this. No contact karate
This i why i stopt doing karate 🤔.. not my thing
Load my bow n arrow?😱do I have to make pretend I'm robin Hood? This only works on people who can't fight.
Mmm okay, not convinced
lucozademan999 on what?
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