Currently training in Muay Thai and Boxing, among other things. What I took from this video is: Karate is good for maintaining distance, moving in/out etc. You can use Muay Thai to CREATE distance when distance is lost and effectively capitalize on the various distances while creating the space, and the boxing is great for the overall striking, along with the Muay Thai. Agree?
It's nice to see you bringing karate to MMA. Working with distance has become a primary focus of mine, which I think is part of footwork, of course. When I start to physically work out, I want to find the most efficient ways to close distance quick. Of course, I don't want to walk right into an incoming attack either! I took a couple of fencing lessons a long time ago...little did I know that their focus on footwork would be what I became fascinated with so many years later! Great job as always!
Man I wish there was a good combat based Shotokan dojo where I live. I really want to utilize Karate in MMA but a lot of Karate gyms now seem watered down. I really like this channel
Great point. Indeed there is quite a lot of successful MMA guys with karate background. Speaking about karate, i assume the talk is more about sport/point karate, where the footwork training is compatible with Shotokan(focus on speed) and also perhaps the northern China traditional wushu styles. The southern China styles (and some Okinawan schools like GoJu) use different movement principles (close range..). Thanks. Fantastic videos. Learning a lot.
It's awesome to think after so many hours we spend in the seminar, there are still so many things to keep learning about. Hope videos like this keeps coming
Really AWESOME! Is very interesting to know the training in traditional karate stances for MMA-Karate fighters like Lyoto Machida. I can't believe that there is all of that traditional karate in the movement of these fighters! Really great content Jesse Sensei! Osu🥋!
Incredible instruction Jesse, love every second of it. Dento Karate can be used in any situation, even in MMA. Thank you for showing us the big picture 🥋🇸🇪⛩🇯🇵👊🇳🇴
Very interesting! I learned all those footwork patterns in JKD. They spoke of them as some great modern insight that evolved past those "primitive" traditional arts. Lol thanks for setting the record straight.
I do Karate, and MMA too. I'm the only one in my MMA class who does Karate, and its incredible how much they underestimated it, something that is very wrong, especially as a MIX martial artist. Luckily my footwork and kicks are very good, so I have been able to change (some) their minds, just a bit.
oh man... wish I could take a selfie with jessie.... to bad I took a break (for work issues) btw, footwork is king! The basics are mostly what decides the fights it-self in what i have seen.... but then there are stuff like tai sabaki that some people overestimate and see it as a "perfect weapon", others completely disregard it completely, but in all honesty, no matter how powerfull are you punches and kicks if you can't touch the guy... plus, in good self defense you get away of half of what is thrown at you with awereness and footwork alone!
After watching Kyokushin Knockouts, I want to know where are the weakpoints and what are the non lethal moves to use for self defense. I rather learn to defend and attack effectively than to knockout my opponent and sending them in the ER.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us, all of those make me improve myself a lot, sensei. I would really like to meet you some day or visit your dojo, you're great!!!!👊💞
Quick episode. Nice content. I really like Vnicio! He seems to have a a great background, also traditional roots. Super cool guy! - ofcourse, I would´ve been disappointed, if any co-host, Jesse presents, would be 'not cool' :D
What were the three footwork exercise he gave? The first one was crescent stepping in zenkutsudachi. The other two sounded something like suriasi and yuriashi??
Tony Brizuela Pero no hay muchos nativos ingleses y estadounidenses que hablan español. Si no, porque no poner subtítulos en chino, japones, ruso et cetera? Jesse no habla español y no tiene sentido pedirle eso. El idioma ingles es la primera lengua internacional, por lo tanto hay que aprenderla.
Immagine someone 'ramms' you and tries to take you down. BOOM Zenkutsu-dachi ! I think there are quite a lot "how to defend my self from getting pinned to the ground" videos. You also see this a lot in McGregors fights, I think he 'likes this kind of defense' :) Tons of micro-movements ^^
But let's keep in mind that, as Jesse as mentioned in one of his articles, Japanese karate stances are highly stylized and unlike Okinawan ones can't be directly applied in more practical situations.
Karate stance is too wide and bladed. It has excellent in and out movement and angle changes. You can effectively strike from 180 degrees but if you want to be mobile at different ranges, if you need to square up or switch stances to walk someone down or escape a blitz you need to learn basic boxing stances. There isn't just one. Some styles have the weight on the back foot, front foot, or more even. Some styles are more or less blades. What I have learned is to become comfortable in every striking stance and foot position, to move around many different ways and cut angles smoothly, shift into and out of South paw while punching with different speeds and power levels, different head positions, etc. until I don't have to think about where my feet are to throw fast powerful strikes in any direction
Incredible instruction Jesse, love every second of it. Dento Karate can be used in any situation, even in MMA. Thank you for showing us the big picture 🥋🇸🇪⛩🇯🇵👊🇳🇴
So glad to hear that y'all like this video! :-) Visit my website to learn more about Karate: www.karatebyjesse.com
That cool you here Brazil
Currently training in Muay Thai and Boxing, among other things. What I took from this video is: Karate is good for maintaining distance, moving in/out etc. You can use Muay Thai to CREATE distance when distance is lost and effectively capitalize on the various distances while creating the space, and the boxing is great for the overall striking, along with the Muay Thai. Agree?
The legs of vinicio are just like the ones on my He-Man action figure.
+PHK010 Haha!
Jesse Enkamp awesome video. Realy helpfull. The other one with Vinicio too.
Man this sensei could beat Heman easy 🤭
Awesome. Nothing like Karate footwork. POW!!!
...cough... Tkd footwork ..cough..
@@mikea7732 Karate and TKD footwork is not too similar except when viewed by non practitioners though TKD came from karate
It's nice to see you bringing karate to MMA. Working with distance has become a primary focus of mine, which I think is part of footwork, of course. When I start to physically work out, I want to find the most efficient ways to close distance quick. Of course, I don't want to walk right into an incoming attack either! I took a couple of fencing lessons a long time ago...little did I know that their focus on footwork would be what I became fascinated with so many years later! Great job as always!
Mestre Vinicius Anthony, que disse como Conor venceria o Aldo, esse cara é um monstro
The most important thing happens to be the thing that most people neglect. :/
+Voto Studios That’s why it’s the most important! :-)
so true
Mexican martial arts Karate is the key.
@User Name Mexican karate is like karate but better
How old is Vinicio sensei? He looks like in a very good shape.
Great video jesse-san, looking forward for more
+Kenny 52
@@KARATEbyJesse I know this is three years late.. but wow.
Man I wish there was a good combat based Shotokan dojo where I live. I really want to utilize Karate in MMA but a lot of Karate gyms now seem watered down. I really like this channel
Great point. Indeed there is quite a lot of successful MMA guys with karate background. Speaking about karate, i assume the talk is more about sport/point karate, where the footwork training is compatible with Shotokan(focus on speed) and also perhaps the northern China traditional wushu styles. The southern China styles (and some Okinawan schools like GoJu) use different movement principles (close range..). Thanks. Fantastic videos. Learning a lot.
Is there a connection between Sanshou/Sanda and Shotokan Karate stance? Both of them look kind of similar in many instances.
Jesse sensei always gives us the best people to teach us and quality videos to help us be better at our life (karate)
+george renteria Thank you! I do my best :)
It's awesome to think after so many hours we spend in the seminar, there are still so many things to keep learning about. Hope videos like this keeps coming
Really AWESOME!
Is very interesting to know the training in traditional karate stances for MMA-Karate fighters like Lyoto Machida.
I can't believe that there is all of that traditional karate in the movement of these fighters!
Really great content Jesse Sensei!
Osu🥋!
This video made lots of sense I tried in karate and kickboxing .this video gave in ideas how change my stance in the range I’m in
Vinicio is JACKED. his upper back is ridiculous! karate footwork is intelligent and adaptable
Incredible instruction Jesse, love every second of it. Dento Karate can be used in any situation, even in MMA.
Thank you for showing us the big picture 🥋🇸🇪⛩🇯🇵👊🇳🇴
Glad you liked it!
Vinicius Anthony is a total beast, top level shotokan, black belt in jiu jitsu, fast and strong as you can get...
Another Sensei Benicio video. Grrreeaaat!
+desert eagle Thanks!
Jesse Enkamp you are welcome Sensei 😊
It’s awesome that you are bringing content from the trainers of top mma fighters! Arigatogozaimashita!
Very interesting! I learned all those footwork patterns in JKD. They spoke of them as some great modern insight that evolved past those "primitive" traditional arts. Lol thanks for setting the record straight.
Love you passion for karate!! Best wishes from India! !
I do Karate, and MMA too. I'm the only one in my MMA class who does Karate, and its incredible how much they underestimated it, something that is very wrong, especially as a MIX martial artist. Luckily my footwork and kicks are very good, so I have been able to change (some) their minds, just a bit.
oh man... wish I could take a selfie with jessie.... to bad I took a break (for work issues) btw, footwork is king! The basics are mostly what decides the fights it-self in what i have seen.... but then there are stuff like tai sabaki that some people overestimate and see it as a "perfect weapon", others completely disregard it completely, but in all honesty, no matter how powerfull are you punches and kicks if you can't touch the guy... plus, in good self defense you get away of half of what is thrown at you with awereness and footwork alone!
Awesome videos, would love to see more like this that bridge the gap to real world mma
After watching Kyokushin Knockouts, I want to know where are the weakpoints and what are the non lethal moves to use for self defense. I rather learn to defend and attack effectively than to knockout my opponent and sending them in the ER.
Thanks
Awesome content Jesse, as always!
+Federico Coppoli Thanks buddy!
Thanks you sencei
Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us, all of those make me improve myself a lot, sensei. I would really like to meet you some day or visit your dojo, you're great!!!!👊💞
After learning all these new stuff can you beat Oliver now? :D
+DanishnSonic Haha hopefully!
amazing video!
Quick episode. Nice content. I really like Vnicio! He seems to have a a great background, also traditional roots. Super cool guy!
- ofcourse, I would´ve been disappointed, if any co-host, Jesse presents, would be 'not cool' :D
+Progwale Haha you know it! ;-)
Thank you Jesse san oss🥋🥋💪💪👊✊✊👊
+Muhammed Ganija You’re welcome!
Jesse Enkamp I'm very thankful for you replying.
Other fighting style karate stance boxing kickboxing mma
Awesome video brutha
+Max Prime Thanks bro!
Hi Jesse, could you tell us more about the belt you are using in this video? It seems like it has some history behind...
Sensei make a video about kyokushin
Great Video 👍😉
Thank you again for a great video.
I believe karate footwork is the best compared to others! 💪💪💪😉
Oss
Me too
This is real karate
I suppose any techniques can be used in MMA if you have practiced them properly up to the level of combative reflexes
As I can see, he's mixed up two movements, yori-ashi and tsugi-ashi, yori ashi is like a slipping, and tsugi-ashi is like foot-to-foot
I l9ve youre channel really 😍😍
Please do a vid “ how to deal with bullies with karate” I do karate my self can you please do a vid because I want to know how you deal with them. 👍🏽
Wow! karate MMA!!!!
What was Bruce Lee's favorite drink? WATA!
What were the three footwork exercise he gave? The first one was crescent stepping in zenkutsudachi. The other two sounded something like suriasi and yuriashi??
Suri Ashi and Yori Ashi
jesse, you're in brazil this week?
Cool. BTW, what degree black belt do you have?
I am also learning karate,can teach es how can improve kumite skill
OSS! !!
This is for balance.
Who is your brother in the ufc
He is brazilian i too
Those muscles at benicios leg :o
where can i get those karate gloves?
Hi Jesse i love you vids i would love to come and train with you
Sugerencia: Ponerle subtítulos en español. no todos entendemos ingles.
Tony Brizuela Pero no hay muchos nativos ingleses y estadounidenses que hablan español. Si no, porque no poner subtítulos en chino, japones, ruso et cetera? Jesse no habla español y no tiene sentido pedirle eso. El idioma ingles es la primera lengua internacional, por lo tanto hay que aprenderla.
Just avoid to fight guy who have legs like that...
I had never think that zeinkutsudachi and positions of kumite are usable in MMA
+Yanis Lakehal Yup! More as transitions than static positions though ;-)
Immagine someone 'ramms' you and tries to take you down. BOOM Zenkutsu-dachi !
I think there are quite a lot "how to defend my self from getting pinned to the ground" videos. You also see this a lot in McGregors fights, I think he 'likes this kind of defense' :)
Tons of micro-movements ^^
But let's keep in mind that, as Jesse as mentioned in one of his articles, Japanese karate stances are highly stylized and unlike Okinawan ones can't be directly applied in more practical situations.
I went to a self defence class today which was Okinawa karate self defense the instructor said mma is shit for the streets. Is that true!!
don't get caught up in that crap. just focus on training, bud
quickstep Ok thanks for the advice man
didn't mean to sound like a douche or anything btw man haha, happy holidays!
quickstep it's ok u didn't sound like a douche Merry Christmas man 😄😄
"Combining karate in MMA" ???
Karate stance is too wide and bladed. It has excellent in and out movement and angle changes. You can effectively strike from 180 degrees but if you want to be mobile at different ranges, if you need to square up or switch stances to walk someone down or escape a blitz you need to learn basic boxing stances. There isn't just one. Some styles have the weight on the back foot, front foot, or more even. Some styles are more or less blades.
What I have learned is to become comfortable in every striking stance and foot position, to move around many different ways and cut angles smoothly, shift into and out of South paw while punching with different speeds and power levels, different head positions, etc. until I don't have to think about where my feet are to throw fast powerful strikes in any direction
Looks like I use karate footwork 🤔🤔
Incredible instruction Jesse, love every second of it. Dento Karate can be used in any situation, even in MMA.
Thank you for showing us the big picture 🥋🇸🇪⛩🇯🇵👊🇳🇴