Very very interesting moves. That remember me some Jiu jitsu technics. It's very interesting to see the karate and Jiu jitsu have great connexion. Obviously i dont have the level to do it for now. I will try to keep that move in mind. Like Always : great job, your student are lucky to train with you.
Awesome! What is your style? Do you have a background in karate as well? I am a practitioner of aikido and karate and this is an awesome blend of techniques! 👍
Thank you for this video, I been practicing Goju Ryu for a long time and I always feel Aikido technique are hidden within our bunkai this is a technique I love. You video is amazing. Plus you have amazing in depth knowledge I can relate to again excellent demonstration. It fits with Goju Ryu karate most people misinterpret karate as being constantly hard. My art Goju for instance translates as hard and soft. This is a ju technique. Please add me on Facebook if you have one, would love to chat 💭 karate in depth. Love your work brother.
Thank you so much and really glad you liked it. Definitely agree many of the fundamental techniques of aikido are peppered throughout Kata just need to know where to look 👍🏻
Daniel Pyatt I been taking my kata apart move by move down to basic techniques, like chudan uke, I just realized a wrist grab hidden in the chudan after checking the attack with a deflecting hand then using chudan to bend the attackers arm at the elbow grabbing the wrist for a lock. It’s amazing what I find everytime I question my kata. Check out a book called The way of Kata by Kris Wilder it’s an amazing book to have in the library.
@@donmiguelcC There is a whole chapter on the type of lock your describing in my new instructional. Funakoshi sensei named it Koma nage. www.danielpyatt.com/instructionals
Daniel Pyatt that’s why when I seen your video it brought together lots of concepts I had ponder upon. You brought them to light. We were always trained to constantly analyze our katas over and over. Our teacher would always say everything is right in the kata. He would call it the text book of karate. I was always told by my teacher “Know your kata like you know your ABC’s” I would remember when some students forgot moves in a kata, they might be doing that kata the whole training session. Some katas you didn’t want to forget like Sanchin. Where the body is in constant tension, after a few times done correctly the muscles tire quickly.
Now with Aikido and what I been able to gather from some training, the body should be close as possible to the opponent, also if I am redirecting the person, my feet should never be to far in front of the opponent?
No this a basic technique against a basic attack. It should be obvious how the left arm is dealt with in the technique, if your slower than your opponent you need to intercept their 2nd punch first, if your faster than your opponent the control of the right arm and then rotation to break your opponents structure should position the left arm out of range for the punch and if it doesn't you've done the technique wrong. Appreciate the difference between showing a technique and applying a technique.
No this a basic technique against a basic attack : This is a Karate attack (oi zuki) whit a freezepoint ... so a selfdefense technique vs a Karateka....???
The attack is basic because its irrelevant. The technique is what is being explained not the multitude of attacks you should be able to apply it from, which is a massive list. The video is only a stimulus for thought in your own training, if you look at it you should be able to apply it from a hook punch, a bottle, a knife, a kick, a headlock etc. And if you can't then that is a problem for you to deal with. You should identify the weaknesses and then plug the gap, thats evaluation.
@@DanielPyatt Good point, wish that were customary in my dojo. Only the higher belts get asked for applications and often enough they are not convincing to me at least. I find so many other good things about it (like the fact that I consider them an extended family) I could never switch out, but it leaves a lot of homework such as that. Making sure it makes sense and look for then plug holes in your technique. Excellent material !
I dont know if it is my headphones problem or something, but i can barely hear you, could you check that plz? I like yout videos but i can barely listen to what you say
Hey Rodri, I know that my microphone is an issue, hopefully Santa will improve that, the sound should be clear using headphones though. I will look to improve this asap. Thanks for the feedback.
first time I agree the application of Shuto Uke. In my opinion the only practical one. Thank you .
Very nice blending of shuto & shihonage. Another winner!
Karazenpo Fresno thank you, I wish I could take all the credit but the martial arts are just beautiful that way :)
Enjoyed the video but couldn't see the application of the shionage technique very clearly. Thanks
Thanks for the feedback Rob 👍🏻
Thanks for reply
This is the real karate not just kata ... !
Thank you 👍
Really glad you liked it and please check out our other videos :)
Interesting technique Daniel, another great vid!😄
Nikki Konan glad you like it
Very very interesting moves. That remember me some Jiu jitsu technics. It's very interesting to see the karate and Jiu jitsu have great connexion. Obviously i dont have the level to do it for now. I will try to keep that move in mind. Like Always : great job, your student are lucky to train with you.
Thank you Vincent, the two have perfect connection as so many of the principles are universal. Good luck in your training
Awesome! What is your style? Do you have a background in karate as well? I am a practitioner of aikido and karate and this is an awesome blend of techniques! 👍
Carlos Llanos Karate, Aikijujutsu and Kobujutsu. Style now is Yui Shin Kai. This is just Karate Jutsu.
Thank you for this video, I been practicing Goju Ryu for a long time and I always feel Aikido technique are hidden within our bunkai this is a technique I love. You video is amazing. Plus you have amazing in depth knowledge I can relate to again excellent demonstration. It fits with Goju Ryu karate most people misinterpret karate as being constantly hard. My art Goju for instance translates as hard and soft. This is a ju technique. Please add me on Facebook if you have one, would love to chat 💭 karate in depth. Love your work brother.
Thank you so much and really glad you liked it. Definitely agree many of the fundamental techniques of aikido are peppered throughout Kata just need to know where to look 👍🏻
Daniel Pyatt I been taking my kata apart move by move down to basic techniques, like chudan uke, I just realized a wrist grab hidden in the chudan after checking the attack with a deflecting hand then using chudan to bend the attackers arm at the elbow grabbing the wrist for a lock. It’s amazing what I find everytime I question my kata. Check out a book called The way of Kata by Kris Wilder it’s an amazing book to have in the library.
@@donmiguelcC There is a whole chapter on the type of lock your describing in my new instructional. Funakoshi sensei named it Koma nage. www.danielpyatt.com/instructionals
Daniel Pyatt that’s why when I seen your video it brought together lots of concepts I had ponder upon. You brought them to light. We were always trained to constantly analyze our katas over and over. Our teacher would always say everything is right in the kata. He would call it the text book of karate. I was always told by my teacher “Know your kata like you know your ABC’s” I would remember when some students forgot moves in a kata, they might be doing that kata the whole training session. Some katas you didn’t want to forget like Sanchin. Where the body is in constant tension, after a few times done correctly the muscles tire quickly.
Now with Aikido and what I been able to gather from some training, the body should be close as possible to the opponent, also if I am redirecting the person, my feet should never be to far in front of the opponent?
very good
What is the name of this Style!
We practice Karate Jutsu the style I practice is Yui Shin Kai. In the Karate Jutsu I teach we also include aspects of Aikijujutsu.
is this a self defense technique against a one armed (left arm is sleeping) Karateka attack with shock rigidity?
No this a basic technique against a basic attack. It should be obvious how the left arm is dealt with in the technique, if your slower than your opponent you need to intercept their 2nd punch first, if your faster than your opponent the control of the right arm and then rotation to break your opponents structure should position the left arm out of range for the punch and if it doesn't you've done the technique wrong. Appreciate the difference between showing a technique and applying a technique.
No this a basic technique against a basic attack :
This is a Karate attack (oi zuki) whit a freezepoint ... so a selfdefense technique vs a Karateka....???
The attack is basic because its irrelevant. The technique is what is being explained not the multitude of attacks you should be able to apply it from, which is a massive list. The video is only a stimulus for thought in your own training, if you look at it you should be able to apply it from a hook punch, a bottle, a knife, a kick, a headlock etc. And if you can't then that is a problem for you to deal with. You should identify the weaknesses and then plug the gap, thats evaluation.
@@DanielPyatt Good point, wish that were customary in my dojo. Only the higher belts get asked for applications and often enough they are not convincing to me at least.
I find so many other good things about it (like the fact that I consider them an extended family) I could never switch out, but it leaves a lot of homework such as that. Making sure it makes sense and look for then plug holes in your technique.
Excellent material !
very very good
I dont know if it is my headphones problem or something, but i can barely hear you, could you check that plz? I like yout videos but i can barely listen to what you say
Hey Rodri, I know that my microphone is an issue, hopefully Santa will improve that, the sound should be clear using headphones though. I will look to improve this asap. Thanks for the feedback.
Daniel Pyatt Cool, nice to hear that. Yeah i think my headphones are a bit bad also xD
No problem listening on my headphones
Karate Indonesia osu....
From Karate to Aikido.
Hitotsu ni naru - To make it one/go full circle