i used to practice shotokan when i was little (from 6 to 8 yo) and even studied japanese in high school. i now have a sprained ankle and suddenly am super interested in practicing my kicks again. i love this sensei, he explains all the possible errors and how to correct them, how to position you body since the kimono doesnt give out many details on the body movement and his kicks are very crisp. i feel like a little girl again, when i was amazed with all my senses by my sensei s raw strength, the rustle of the kimono and the powerful energy in the impact of his movement. i never got to that level, for me it was more like gymnastics and katas because i was such a skinny and tender child. developed a severe case of loud mouth afterwards so karate wasnt necessary haha
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I'm 30 years old and I just joined a karate class. It is a free class at my local community center because right now I can't afford paid classes, but the classes being free also means that the teacher doesn't get to spend much time explaining things in detail, so it has been confusing (even though I'm having so much fun). I'm so grateful to anyone that shares their knowledge for free, not everyone has the luxury to pay for classes.
Thank you. This took me back to the 80's. I studied traditional Karate-Do for several years as a kid. We only called out things in Japanese. This really took me back.
I really enjoyed your karate Kick Tutorial!! Thanks so much for showing us the different kicking techniques, and teaching us the names to the kicks you demonstrated. I really liked your teachings in the Marital Arts. I really enjoy Martial Arts , but had to retire after my back injury. I miss it , however decided to take a break. My doctors say I can. Maybe some day I can return and continue my journey. Can't wait for you next video demonstration. Thanks !
Maintaining allignment of the hips and the feet placement at the beginning and end of the kicks is an underrated aspect improved by actually training karate rather than just loosely learning the kicks and practicing on a bag at the gym or at home. Your sensei will guide you to good form and you'll practice that so so much that its unforgettable - muscle memory. Subsequently you learn strong BALANCED form that keeps you more ready for executing more techniques and or cutting angle and so on. Side kicks are my fav, i practice it in slow motion as well as fast
Nice video, I’m glad I came back to karate I missed it a bit. I used to practice karate I ended up being a first degree black belt now I’m trying to get back into it. It’s nice seeing different types of karate styles since I practice shūdōkan. Keep up the great work.👍🏼😁
Sir, I taught that in Mae Geri, if you kicked it with snap that will bring back the kicking foot to where it started; while in Mae Geri done in thrust kick, it will make the kicker step forward his kicking foot because of the forward thrust of the leg.
Thank you so much! Your video really help me understand where I do mistakes! I had just started karate and a lot of things were not clear to me. But after I find your Chanel I'm going do better my training.
After hearing a Japanese guy say the names of these kicks, I still cannot say them properly! I’m so English. 😂😂 In Wado we practice nidan geri with the first kick being just a knee rather than extension. It’s always in mind as two full kicks. I think it’s thought of more as a climbing technique with the first kick standing on the opponent. I personally use it as a thrust. Using the first kick to launch for distancing kicking the rear leg right through the opponent as a forceful front kick. Nidan geri literally has loads of applications with so many variations. One of my favourite kicks.
ありがとございます。このチャナアルが好き. Clear demonstration and explanation of techniques in a pragmatic manner. Plus I get to practice Kanji and Hiragana along with it. Thus cultivating harmony of Brush and Body.
We always wore a heavy grade cotton Gi so the sound of the snap acted as a training aid. The louder the snap of Gi the harder you are training. Believe me it helps......a lot
This video helped me a looooooot!!! Thanks Sensei, I really liked your channel, I saw a video from 2 years ago and I thought "I hope he is still doing videos" and you are doing videos! Keep the good work, loved the channel Maybe I get some translations for Portuguese as there is a lot of Portuguese and Brazilian karatecas.
Beautiful technique, great teaching spirit, inspirational. I am interested in the difference to the Taekwondo I studied. A lot of similarities, but with Taekwondo the side kick starts with the knee high on the outside, and then the hips twist and push forward, so the kick comes straight in powerfully. Then there's the back kick which has two versions, stright back and back side. This is very useful as a counter, although a bit dangerous as you can cahch someone as they are moving in (that's the idea!) but without so much control. The hook kick is a bit different. Then there are two crescent kicks, with leg basicall straight, from inside and outside. These can be devastating as they can come down on the collarbone. My teachers were young brothers (like this guy in the video) from Thailand, with a Korean dad. They were just incredible. Beautiful form. I got up to blue belt (one before brown) and switched to Aikido, because of limited time I had to choose and ultimately Aikido was much better for me, but I loved both. Decades later, with COVID, I have taken up my basic TaeKwonDo punching exercises again to stay a bit in shape- you can do those in an apartment, w/o a partner or class!
The difference between Karate n Tae Kwon Do is in Karate you have your basic moves in several technique,however in Tae Kwon Do there are more moves in every technique,but yes there a lot of similar kicks in both martial arts.
Omg!!! I love your video , thank's for your pronunciation in Japanese , and I learned a new kick, in my style we don't do the "uchi mawashi geri" I like it 😍 tank you so much
When I was little I used to do a kick similar to the Nidan Geri. The body kick as a feint and the head kick for the surprise attack. Never thought I was in the world of Karate already.
I am learning uechi ryu karate from MUMBAI, india. Your vidoes are quite helpful for revising things done in class. Otherwise its quite difficult to understand solely on basis of command paper. Thank You for your videos
Thank you very much for this. Im Bjj practitioner and i train for muay thai but i LOVEEEE KARATE!!!! Its 2nd in my favorite art only to Bjj. Im definitely training with these kicks to apply in my game. Thank you! I hope to join a real karate dojo someday 🙌🙌🙌
TaeKwondo is Korean Karate. They learned Japanese Karate during the Japanese occupation of Korea under the Toyotomi shogunate. The term "TaeKwondo" didn't even exist prior to the early 1950's. Prior to that, all dojos in Korea simply read "Korean Karate" on the storefront. In an effort to galvanize nationalism, the Korean government commisioned all Korean Karate instructors to modify the original Japanese katas and thus, changed the name from "Korean Karate" to "TaeKwondo". Mere politics at work but it is, in fact, Karate.
Respected sir, it's nice tutorial and guidance about karate kicks .My favorite kick is side-kick and upper in and out heel kicks as inner and outer hammer kicks mostly used by me in full-contact and belts grade examinations and sidekick was practice by me on wall and trees which became most dynamic powerful and fastest kicks ,but I like your all kicks .Heartly thanks.
Now I know why I hurt myself quite often doing the kekomi geri lots I don’t fully relax before doing it I’m normally quite tense Thank you for the advice
Hello this is Rawan from Jordan and I really like your channel. It is very helpful. please make an episode for throwing techniques and their names and the differences between them . I will be very thankful if you made it .
this tutorial is amazing!! im always being confused by kekomi and mawashi geri because when i see it in class they seem so similar to me, but this video has helped a lot!! hello from brazil
When you showed the mawashi geri without moving the knee it just made me more scared of muay thai fighters, they throw them kicks like a baseball bat. Great video, Sensei!
Only thing is to differenciate between front “snap” kick and front “thrust” kick which are both types of Mae Geri, and his round kick the knee should come to the side first before you pivot into the round house this will give you a more powerful and sharp technique, watch Kanazawa’s round kick for example. Otherwise this is an excellent source for karate kicks and a great quick tutorial
Thank you very much for explaining the basic techniques & execution of these essential Shoto-Kan Karate-Do. You should also link up with O'Sensei Funakoshi's 4th cousin Sensei Kenneth Funakoshi or Sensei Kyle Funakoshi to discuss the history of Karate-Do.
- We greet you from Tbilisi, the wonderful capital of sunny Georgia !!! - For this summer 2021, we respectfully invite you and all of yours to our International Traditional Full - Contact Karate Summer Camp, where, under a special high intensive two-week training program, each of you will surely improve your fighting skills and receive an appropriate International Certificate !!! - As a proof of our well known highest Full - Contact fighting skill, we invite you to watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/-I6DL4GoH50/v-deo.html
I would say that turning your supporting foot in Mawashi Geri is of the utmost importance ! I have been training in Shotokan Karate in the UK since 1980 and because I was quite flexible, I ignored that point. Now my knees don't work properly anymore :-(
I'm just watching this so I know what my opponents are using against me. In tournaments I have to fight lots of karate people and their moves are cool. I'm taekwondo though so we use lots of, they attack first then we block and counter.
Thanks a lot , this is very helpful ! I'm an orange belt karate player but I've left karate since 4 years now and I wanted to make sure I was still doing well , this helped me get my basics stronger ! 😊🥋
I'm here bc my karate master told me to practice kick and this is really useful he always will ask what is japanse name of that kick this kick so its really helpful bro keep going thank you do the katas too
That was what I had learned when practicing TWD in early 70s .
This gentleman is a good teacher!
lol I was also practising in 1972 and I was 31 at the time. I carried on till 1980.
My stpd a$$ thought for a second twd was the walking dead😂
Just started Karate at the age of 36 and these videos are so helpful.
Is it hard for you in this age?
Me too. Well, I'm 30 but I'm the "grandma" in my class lol.
what type of karate school do you do?
Japanese @@protoman9ji
Same 32! Calisthenics, yoga and martial arts are so good for the body! ❤ Cultivation is key for a good life.
I'm a 9th Dan in Shotokan So I support your channel. Never stop training.
i used to practice shotokan when i was little (from 6 to 8 yo) and even studied japanese in high school. i now have a sprained ankle and suddenly am super interested in practicing my kicks again. i love this sensei, he explains all the possible errors and how to correct them, how to position you body since the kimono doesnt give out many details on the body movement and his kicks are very crisp. i feel like a little girl again, when i was amazed with all my senses by my sensei s raw strength, the rustle of the kimono and the powerful energy in the impact of his movement. i never got to that level, for me it was more like gymnastics and katas because i was such a skinny and tender child. developed a severe case of loud mouth afterwards so karate wasnt necessary haha
I was also a karate student... After watching your video I feel sooo good... Your video was like a slideshow of my memory!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I'm 30 years old and I just joined a karate class. It is a free class at my local community center because right now I can't afford paid classes, but the classes being free also means that the teacher doesn't get to spend much time explaining things in detail, so it has been confusing (even though I'm having so much fun). I'm so grateful to anyone that shares their knowledge for free, not everyone has the luxury to pay for classes.
簡潔明瞭な説明、ありがとうございます。
米国で松濤館に通っていますが
中々容量がつかめないとこに
長野先生の動画に出会い
日々勉強になっています🙇🏻♀️
14:59 double kick
Cobra Kai is the whole reason I’m watching these videos
Haha nice!
Samee
Same
same man
Facts
Thank you. This took me back to the 80's. I studied traditional Karate-Do for several years as a kid. We only called out things in Japanese. This really took me back.
I really enjoyed your karate Kick Tutorial!! Thanks so much for showing us the different kicking techniques, and teaching us the names to the kicks you demonstrated. I really liked your teachings in the Marital Arts. I really enjoy Martial Arts , but had to retire after my back injury. I miss it , however decided to take a break. My doctors say I can. Maybe some day I can return and continue my journey. Can't wait for you next video demonstration. Thanks !
Good
Maintaining allignment of the hips and the feet placement at the beginning and end of the kicks is an underrated aspect improved by actually training karate rather than just loosely learning the kicks and practicing on a bag at the gym or at home. Your sensei will guide you to good form and you'll practice that so so much that its unforgettable - muscle memory. Subsequently you learn strong BALANCED form that keeps you more ready for executing more techniques and or cutting angle and so on. Side kicks are my fav, i practice it in slow motion as well as fast
lots of kicks i didnt even know about, and all so well explained!
Nice video, I’m glad I came back to karate I missed it a bit. I used to practice karate I ended up being a first degree black belt now I’m trying to get back into it. It’s nice seeing different types of karate styles since I practice shūdōkan. Keep up the great work.👍🏼😁
I used to go to karate practice at del aire in hawthorne. It was pretty fun tbh
same just not a black belt
Sir, I taught that in Mae Geri, if you kicked it with snap that will bring back the kicking foot to where it started; while in Mae Geri done in thrust kick, it will make the kicker step forward his kicking foot because of the forward thrust of the leg.
Very attractive and clear... Thanks for explaining techniques... Triple gems bless you....
are you talking about the lesson or the instructor?
@@rashidgaylon1236 **both**
@@rashidgaylon1236 lmfao
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Very nice, very good. This lesson brings my karate a whole step forward.
Thank you so much! Your video really help me understand where I do mistakes! I had just started karate and a lot of things were not clear to me. But after I find your Chanel I'm going do better my training.
After hearing a Japanese guy say the names of these kicks, I still cannot say them properly! I’m so English. 😂😂 In Wado we practice nidan geri with the first kick being just a knee rather than extension. It’s always in mind as two full kicks. I think it’s thought of more as a climbing technique with the first kick standing on the opponent. I personally use it as a thrust. Using the first kick to launch for distancing kicking the rear leg right through the opponent as a forceful front kick. Nidan geri literally has loads of applications with so many variations. One of my favourite kicks.
😊❤🥰😍
So cool that Yusuke speaks english real good, Paolo's channel brought me here! 😍
... that's just a tad bit racist. Tell us how you really feel.
When he was younger he lived in the US.
Thank you very much for a very thorough explanation. I love all your videos.
ありがとございます。このチャナアルが好き. Clear demonstration and explanation of techniques in a pragmatic manner. Plus I get to practice Kanji and Hiragana along with it. Thus cultivating harmony of Brush and Body.
You helped me a lot. Especially to distinguish Keage&Kekomi and training a precise Mikazuki Geri. Domo arigato!
I find keage and mawashi some of the most tricky especially really lifting your hips to get the keage up.
That was a very good tutorial, extremely accurate, i am also black belt in sau wo karate china
So cool to watch a master at his craft .. 😍
Love the sound of the gi
The sound is the cherry on top :D
Saaaaaaame
We always wore a heavy grade cotton Gi so the sound of the snap acted as a training aid. The louder the snap of Gi the harder you are training. Believe me it helps......a lot
It really does help you mentally
You feel more powerful as well
Lol I confess, I do too.
You are amazing, kid! Your English and Karate knowledge are stunning!
Very good instruction from a very likable and seemingly trustworthy person! Thank you
This video helped me a looooooot!!!
Thanks Sensei, I really liked your channel, I saw a video from 2 years ago and I thought "I hope he is still doing videos" and you are doing videos! Keep the good work, loved the channel
Maybe I get some translations for Portuguese as there is a lot of Portuguese and Brazilian karatecas.
Thank you so much! I would love to talk to you, so could you send me an email to ynkaratedojo@gmail.com? We'll talk about the details there!
@@KarateDojowaKu sensei ossu asking why ushiro geri not included here in kicking pls also tutorial for ushiro geri thanks
Beautiful technique, great teaching spirit, inspirational.
I am interested in the difference to the Taekwondo I studied. A lot of similarities, but
with Taekwondo the side kick starts with the knee high on the outside, and then the hips twist and push forward, so the kick comes straight in powerfully. Then there's the
back kick which has two versions, stright back and back side. This is very useful as a counter,
although a bit dangerous as you can cahch someone as they are moving in (that's the idea!)
but without so much control. The hook kick is a bit different. Then there are two crescent kicks, with leg basicall straight, from inside and outside. These can be devastating as they can come down on the collarbone. My teachers were young brothers (like this guy in the video) from Thailand, with a Korean dad. They were just incredible. Beautiful form.
I got up to blue belt (one before brown) and switched to Aikido, because of limited time I had to choose and ultimately Aikido was much better for me, but I loved both. Decades later, with COVID, I have taken up my basic TaeKwonDo punching exercises again to stay a bit in shape- you can do those in an apartment, w/o a partner or class!
The difference between Karate n Tae Kwon Do is in Karate you have your basic moves in several technique,however in Tae Kwon Do there are more moves in every technique,but yes there a lot of similar kicks in both martial arts.
Omg!!! I love your video , thank's for your pronunciation in Japanese , and I learned a new kick, in my style we don't do the "uchi mawashi geri" I like it 😍 tank you so much
When I was little I used to do a kick similar to the Nidan Geri. The body kick as a feint and the head kick for the surprise attack. Never thought I was in the world of Karate already.
haha yep!
Yezzir
I am learning uechi ryu karate from MUMBAI, india. Your vidoes are quite helpful for revising things done in class. Otherwise its quite difficult to understand solely on basis of command paper.
Thank You for your videos
Thank you very much for this. Im Bjj practitioner and i train for muay thai but i LOVEEEE KARATE!!!! Its 2nd in my favorite art only to Bjj. Im definitely training with these kicks to apply in my game. Thank you! I hope to join a real karate dojo someday 🙌🙌🙌
excellent tutorial.....some of the kicks specially the side ones need a lot of flexibility
I love the way you teach it’s patient and thought through
I had learned taekwondo and the kicking was very similar and i love both karate and taekwondo❤️🥋👌
taekwondo was influenced by karate so I think that’s why they have a lot of similarities
TaeKwondo is Korean Karate. They learned Japanese Karate during the Japanese occupation of Korea under the Toyotomi shogunate. The term "TaeKwondo" didn't even exist prior to the early 1950's. Prior to that, all dojos in Korea simply read "Korean Karate" on the storefront. In an effort to galvanize nationalism, the Korean government commisioned all Korean Karate instructors to modify the original Japanese katas and thus, changed the name from "Korean Karate" to "TaeKwondo". Mere politics at work but it is, in fact, Karate.
This video is golden, thank you very much!
It's hard to control hips for most of kicks and explanation of a hips motion really helps.
I love your channel, very well organized and amazing Thumbnail .
謝謝！
Respected sir, it's nice tutorial and guidance about karate kicks .My favorite kick is side-kick and upper in and out heel kicks as inner and outer hammer kicks mostly used by me in full-contact and belts grade examinations and sidekick was practice by me on wall and trees which became most dynamic powerful and fastest kicks ,but I like your all kicks .Heartly thanks.
Awesome tips on Geri Sensei. Yoko Geri Keage is a hard one for me so thanks for tutorial on this. Oss!
Here is two tips: DONT say geri without for an example mae geri. Geri means diahrea XD. Also it’s osu not oss
Now I know why I hurt myself quite often doing the kekomi geri lots
I don’t fully relax before doing it I’m normally quite tense
Thank you for the advice
The best online lesson so far. True Sensei, Oss.
I love the way you explain everything, hope you can make a tutorial for short girls ( short people). I'm a beginner and this have helped me a lot.
Amazing tips!!!
I've saved this .your a amazing sensei / teacher by the way .thanks
Thank you Sensei, your videos help me improve my Karate.
Hello this is Rawan from Jordan and I really like your channel. It is very helpful.
please make an episode for throwing techniques and their names and the differences between them . I will be very thankful if you made it .
These vids are one reason I’m better at kicking, and now I’m a 3rd Degree Black Belt
I started going for shotokan karate classes a month back and I know most of these kicks but i need help practicing tysm for this
You are a great teacher!
I'm Inspired by You and I love the technics maybe the school bully(been bullying me for 6 years+) will learn his lesson, NO BULLYING
Maybe my little brother will think twice about hitting me now
😂😂😂😂💪
yes
Thats just child abuse
ehem ehem Phil is right
@@whatthefuckiswrongwithyou animal abuse*
Dear sir , I m from India.
Your trick is very good and simple
Well, this video took me back to my years of Karate Do. Thanks!!!
Thank you so much sir
Love your videos
Thank you sensei. That is picture perfect explanation. Your moves are flowing art. God bless, oss.
this tutorial is amazing!! im always being confused by kekomi and mawashi geri because when i see it in class they seem so similar to me, but this video has helped a lot!! hello from brazil
Excellent inatructional video! I will practice and use these kicks in kumite.
your kicks are very strong i think i will practce as you shown. thankyou
Awesome video keep up the good work! 🙏🏻
Thank you for this video was super knowledgeable
Great instruction, easy to follow and understand. Many thanks!
Your really helping me learn how to protect myself cause I’m 17 and I’ve had scary incidents where I had to fight and I won thank you
as someone doing TKD this is so similar yet slightly different - i love it
I also know karate 🥋 I am blue belt
I understand your all the techniques thankyou for teaching us 😁😁
Great video, lots of great techniques you have shown. Thank you
i'm gonna be the smartest of the white belts in my karate class hehe
thank you!!! this is great for beginners
I like your on-point explanations. And.. by the way.. your ura mawashi is great = )
Have a great time being! Greets from a 3rd Kyu from Cologne
Well explained .....karete tutorial 7 kicks of various types.
thanks!
Very good info 👍🏻
when he said "mae geri" I turned on english captions and it says "my lady" 😂
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@@pywang2726 I turned on my captions when he said "mae geri". and what popped out at the captions was "my lady"
@@abrahamm.sugondo5562 OMG LMAO .😂
When you showed the mawashi geri without moving the knee it just made me more scared of muay thai fighters, they throw them kicks like a baseball bat. Great video, Sensei!
Spiegato bene bravissimo
Thanks sensei I learned so many things from your videos👍👍🙏🙏
Only thing is to differenciate between front “snap” kick and front “thrust” kick which are both types of Mae Geri, and his round kick the knee should come to the side first before you pivot into the round house this will give you a more powerful and sharp technique, watch Kanazawa’s round kick for example. Otherwise this is an excellent source for karate kicks and a great quick tutorial
Excellent job 👍
Thanks for the Tutorial - this is very good to review my kicks too
Thank you!
Just so nice and motivates and I can now feel the difference thank you
Thanks man ☺️
I was inspired from cobra Kai my motto is
Strike first
Strike hard
No mercy
It’s from the show but I like it 😊
its from karate kid 1 not the show technically
Same lol
Yeah dont care about those movies cause johnny lawrence is the real karate kid
Thats why i wanna do karate is grom cobra kai too
But i csnt beileve we have to wait until 2021 for season 3
I'm a fan of this blog ✨☺
Thank you very much for explaining the basic techniques & execution of these essential Shoto-Kan Karate-Do.
You should also link up with O'Sensei Funakoshi's 4th cousin Sensei Kenneth Funakoshi or Sensei Kyle Funakoshi to discuss the history of Karate-Do.
It was really helpful to me.Thanks for your help.❤️🙏🏻
when explaining the front kick make sure to say what koshi means. in my dojo we refer to it as the ball of the foot.
VERY NICE DEMONSTRATION
- We greet you from Tbilisi, the wonderful capital of sunny Georgia !!!
- For this summer 2021, we respectfully invite you and all of yours to our International Traditional Full - Contact Karate Summer Camp, where, under a special high intensive two-week training program, each of you will surely improve your fighting skills and receive an appropriate International Certificate !!!
- As a proof of our well known highest Full - Contact fighting skill, we invite you to watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/-I6DL4GoH50/v-deo.html
I would say that turning your supporting foot in Mawashi Geri is of the utmost importance ! I have been training in Shotokan Karate in the UK since 1980 and because I was quite flexible, I ignored that point. Now my knees don't work properly anymore :-(
Ouch. Also important when practicing Shotokan, especially, is keeping the knees over the toes and not allowing the knee to internally rotate.
So Clearly explained and Demonstrated.Thanks OSU
ive inspired to know karate because of daniel larusso and mister miyagi 😊😊😊😊
Yeah I watch karate kid and now I just wanna learn karate
BANZAI DANIEL SON!
Same
I was inspired to do karate again because of cobra kai lol
@@ok_george same.
Thank you very much a lots of kicks i did not even know about, and all so well explained!
I'm just watching this so I know what my opponents are using against me. In tournaments I have to fight lots of karate people and their moves are cool. I'm taekwondo though so we use lots of, they attack first then we block and counter.
Thanks a lot , this is very helpful !
I'm an orange belt karate player but I've left karate since 4 years now and I wanted to make sure I was still doing well , this helped me get my basics stronger ! 😊🥋
I like how he responds and hearts comments ✨💛✨ and can you make a video of how to use karate techniques on a Punching bag?
Thanks for the awesome tutorial
I'm here bc my karate master told me to practice kick and this is really useful he always will ask what is japanse name of that kick this kick so its really helpful bro keep going thank you do the katas too