I started to train in karate 🥋, when I was 16 (9th grade), soon I will be 18. I watch your channel very often and it realy helps me to learn new skills. So thank You so much!!!!!🤝✨
My Senpai was telling me not to set up my punches with my kicks because kicks are slower. I’m sure it’s situational So I’m curious what it is your looking for when setting up kick/punch combos. OSS!
@Payote88 A kick can be used to bring their guard down to open the head for punches, also if you look at Muay Thai they use leg kicks to set up punches. It's always situational though as you said.
Nice combinations. Ill take any more of those youve got!! Top videos, really enjoy them. Been training karate on and off for nearly 30 years now and I have so much to learn from your tips ! Great videos!!
Thank you sensei for the techniques shown and for the various attack combinations indicated. I follow your channel from Italy with great interest. You are a very good sensei. Michele
Nice selection. The same arm same leg techniques work great. I like to do front leg Mae Geri to jab, Another good one is fake kizama, step outside reverse punch and a nice front leg round kick kick chudan to finish.
You will need to be a member of your national karate federation and the world karate federation and you will need to probably be selected to the national team, different countries have different criteria
Most of these combinations ONLY WORK if you have first trained extensively in each individual technique (kihon) Only then may you start training in combinations. If you JUST exercise these combinations, they will lose power & form and will be useless in a possible street encounter against multiple opponents. Contrary to popular belief, you don't have to fight each and every one of your attackers ; if you down one or two of them WITH CORRECT FORM, the others will retreat realising they're fighting an expert.
This is purely for competition style kumite. The assumption is that viewers of this channel have some experience in Karate and the kihon or fundamentals are already in place to some extent. Kihon as you say is most important.
@@jkgardinerI have a high amount appreciation for these videos because of the quality of the techniques shown. It is true that viewers with a background in Karate will be appreciative of these combinations which though seemingly simple need a considerable amount of time and effort (Kihon) to duplicate correctly.. I only hope that Karate training won't be purely for competition bcse of the way points are granted seemingly Exclusively to Jodan Mawashi Geri & Ura Mawashi Geri, ignoring Karate's vaunted Yoko Geri, Mae Geri and Ushiro-Geri which beside the punches and strikes once throned Karate as the Prince (King?) of Martial Arts
I started to train in karate 🥋, when I was 16 (9th grade), soon I will be 18. I watch your channel very often and it realy helps me to learn new skills. So thank You so much!!!!!🤝✨
KARATE: 9 COMBINATIONS TO TRY IN YOUR NEXT KUMITE SESSION
Will be reviewing this a lot. Thank you Sensei!
Let me know what you'd like to see in these longer format videos
I’d really like to see some Kata videos from you !
More Kumite combos, with change of angle, sweep etc... Awesome video!
My Senpai was telling me not to set up my punches with my kicks because kicks are slower. I’m sure it’s situational So I’m curious what it is your looking for when setting up kick/punch combos. OSS!
@Payote88 A kick can be used to bring their guard down to open the head for punches, also if you look at Muay Thai they use leg kicks to set up punches. It's always situational though as you said.
More kumite 👍
Thank you for your tips and guidance! Hopefully these techniques will work in my kumite sparring class.
Every block is an attack, every attack a block, be strong.
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KARATE: 9 COMBINATIONS TO TRY IN YOUR NEXT KUMITE SESSION
Nice combinations. Ill take any more of those youve got!! Top videos, really enjoy them. Been training karate on and off for nearly 30 years now and I have so much to learn from your tips ! Great videos!!
I'm just uploading another one right now actually. "3 x Karate sparring combos" look out for it 👍
Beautiful... combinations. Oss.
Thanks ❤
a pleasure to watch
Sensei Gardiner, more like this please. Than you
Thank you 🙏
Thank you sensei for the techniques shown and for the various attack combinations indicated.
I follow your channel from Italy with great interest.
You are a very good sensei.
Michele
I started studying Karate in 1982, I’m still training to this day, and all I can say is this video was fantastic any level of learner
I used to enjoy the backfist/reverse punch/ridge hand combo.🥋
Nice Techniques
One of my favorites is qyaku tsuki followed by mae geri with the back leg and mawashi geri by the front leg
video about all karate punch pls😊
Nice. Number 7 was taught to me by Wayne Otto in the 90s.
Nice
My favorites are # 3 and # 4. Great video 👍👌Another good combination is #1 plus Mawashi Geri.
Nice selection. The same arm same leg techniques work great. I like to do front leg Mae Geri to jab, Another good one is fake kizama, step outside reverse punch and a nice front leg round kick kick chudan to finish.
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👌These few combination are enough to be successful in competition. If someone has mastered a few direct-contrary techniques, then everything is fine.
Ate into uke, nice 🔥👏🏼❤️
Expect lots of views on this one because I will be studying this one for a long time! Thanks OSS!
I'm glad its helpful 👍 get those views up!
Hi; thanks. Regarding the writing: Tzuki when is written alone; like Keri instead of Geri; when combined like gyaku zuki is only "zuki"
There is no such a thing as "geri" written alone in martial arts context because this way it means diarrhoea. 🤣
Any advice on beating a bigger, stronger more aggressive fighter in Kumite at tournaments.. I got my ass beat 2 weeks ago at a local tournament
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Dear sir, please make us a lesson by lesson video of training at home so that we can learn something from you 🙏
Do you have equipment?
Is Kyokushin Karate mostly about 2 hit combinations?
If not can you make videos with "feint, hit, defend, hit" combination moves?
My style is shotokan. Kyokushin is limited to body punches only and kicks.
@@jkgardiner Oh my bad. If you get a chance i would love to see more combination moves!
@shadowboxkicker yea I'll do some more 👍
@@jkgardiner Thank you!
You should make tutorials on kumite starting with stance. Your style has quality modern kumite lacks.
How can we participate in championship like Open Paris Karate 1
You will need to be a member of your national karate federation and the world karate federation and you will need to probably be selected to the national team, different countries have different criteria
@@jkgardiner Can I participate individually
@Karate7 the paris open is no longer a Karate1 event, so I believe you can there yes
But nobody is just going to stand there while you hit them
You never been to a class before? These are demos.
good video, but you should tide your Gi, sensei
Most of these combinations ONLY WORK if you have first trained extensively in each individual technique (kihon)
Only then may you start training in combinations.
If you JUST exercise these combinations, they will lose power & form and will be useless in a possible street encounter against multiple opponents.
Contrary to popular belief, you don't have to fight each and every one of your attackers ; if you down one or two of them WITH CORRECT FORM, the others will retreat realising they're fighting an expert.
This is purely for competition style kumite.
The assumption is that viewers of this channel have some experience in Karate and the kihon or fundamentals are already in place to some extent.
Kihon as you say is most important.
@@jkgardinerI have a high amount appreciation for these videos because of the quality of the techniques shown.
It is true that viewers with a background in Karate will be appreciative of these combinations which though seemingly simple need a considerable amount of time and effort (Kihon) to duplicate correctly..
I only hope that Karate training won't be purely for competition bcse of the way points are granted seemingly Exclusively to Jodan Mawashi Geri & Ura Mawashi Geri, ignoring Karate's vaunted Yoko Geri, Mae Geri and Ushiro-Geri which beside the punches and strikes once throned Karate as the Prince (King?) of Martial Arts
Mae Geri is Not kumite😮
Of course it is. Why do you say it's not?
Kumite is sparring.