thanks for the English subtitle. it is really important for me and others around the world, i've always watching your videos and try to learn so bad, but i couldn't learn things , because i couldn't understand anything
Correct. We do this in Isshinryu Karate sometimes. If you hit a Chi Point on the human body, it numbs the leg or arm for about 10 seconds, which may as well be forever in a full-contact tournament or a real life street fight. This type of kick can save your life vs an armed attacker in a real street fight. Yes, this is both a very strong kick style, and you are hitting a Chi Point on a branch of the Vagus Nerve if I remember correctly. It's very effective in every fighting application.
Thank you for this amazing video. To put it simply it is a muay thai low kick but instead of just rotating using the hips he rotates and goes forward because the knee is what is driving the kick and not the foot/shin. Easy to say, hard to do.
We have more power when leading a movement with our knee and elbow rather than focusing on foot and fist, as they are closer to our core and center of gravity. Sound is different coz there is no whiplash. Also he is not leaning back when kicking, like so many people do, instead, he keeps his head and shoulders upright and move his entire body forward, so all his weight is sinking into his attack. It is heavier but you cannot withdraw easily if your opponents dodge.
I learnt karate when a teenager. I met the son and daughter of Jitsumi Gogen Yamagushi in the dojo in Balwyn, Victoria, Australia. I also learnt quality Boxing from my late father who trained with Dave Sands who was then middle weight champion of Australia and the British Empire. - Australia's greatest sportsman is the late Dave Sands.
Sounds similar to ki ken tai principle. Cut more effective when body arrives together with sword. Also more effective if body relaxed or rather unnecessary tensions subtracted. Thank you for the wonderful insight!
Domo arigato. Very interesting. Explained of the master let me understand. Kihon and kata are very important and this video shew me a body mechanics and principles for my trainings. Okinava karate uses understanding of body mechanics basis for improving skills of karate man.
@@farito8853 los hacía en inglés y nadie contestaba; creí que era muy difícil que en español alguien me contestara porque no vi a nadie comentando en dicho idioma.
I can attest to the power of this kick. Ba Gua Master Zhang Wei Dong kicked me with this exact same kick and I was limping for about a week, barely even able to walk. The fact that these karate masters are still able to stand and walk around without a hitch is amazing. The only way I could describe it was like getting hit with a three hundred pound rope. The kick looked like nothing, much the same as this one here, but it felt like all the muscle tissues were destroyed and my femur almost broken. As a TCM practitioner, I suspect it was aimed at either the Gallbladder or Urinary Bladder points. It's a very powerful and extremely painful kick, so please be careful if or when practicing it. He's right when he said it matters not if you lock and tighten the muscles and tendons of the leg. There's no preparation for it except if you condition it by way of Uechi-Ryu or Thai boxing, perhaps. Use with extreme caution please. Thanks to Kuro-obi world for sharing.
Yes, it hits a Chi Point and deadens the leg totally for at least 10 seconds. If the person kicking really throws everything into it and you don't leg check, it WILL leave a large bruise which will take 7 to 10 days to heal correctly. Same as a Front Thrust Kick to the Solar Plexus or Sternum, takes 7 to 10 days to heal back from it.
Hello i'm from Brazil, i fight muay thay and my Master of muay thay is a Brazilian karatê Champion he taught me a low kick that look Very similar to your but, we Twist the hip on the last Second, the Support leg stay Full point to the back and i look above my sholder, we also hit with the side part of the leg for better protection.
Well, it's called chamber and it's used in several other kicks, not really in the roundhouse. But the only guy I ever saw doing the roundhouse like this was curiously a Kyokushin Black Belt that works with me. He's very skilled and technical and all his wicks come from the chamber.
😆 'it hit only one spot but my waist got broken '...it looks like he strikes with the shin above the knee , relaxed but with his weight behind it.. very interesting and hilarious , excellent !
You can brake your shin to lol 😆 . If you block it it can snap you shin. Needs to be set up when the ship pads are on it's ok when you take them off and kick if the guy blocks it's like hitting the a wall .
@@richardgomez1151 Usually shin breaks happen on the lower part of the shin, where a normal kick would happen, basically. Either than or with the sort of "knuckle" of the foot, which would have to be really toughened up beforehand with basically excessive conditioning. With this, he's kicking with the upper part of his shin, which is much more durable, and can impart greater torque, but not speed, which seems pretty decent for both avoiding bone damage, and attacking a very fatty and muscular part of the body.
Tried that kick on a heavy bag, there's a big difference in power compared to a regular mawashi geri. There is very little difference in effort required.
It's amazing how naka-sensei can be amused by learning. Fight for me,it's not amusing: it only a matter of survive. If I could see things like naka-sensei my training would be more pleasant.
@@ricardoyamada6409 it's very hard to get better if one is always stressed and stiff. You need to feel relax to be cool and anticipate your opponent techniques. Feeling stressed during sparring is also very exausting, it's dangerous in terms of cardio and stamina. There's also a difference between sparring and fighting for your life. I think being relax while fighting is an important skill to have
@@jean4j_ mercy, messier De Jaeger! I'll try to do it. May Jesus, be taking you and your beloved ones, under his guard and protection! Greetings from Brasil!🤗🇧🇷🇨🇵👊
@@ricardoyamada6409 haha I appreciate your french efforts! Obligado my friend. I actually have this problem myself a bit like many people, it's bad because it prevent us from analysing the fight situation, react properly and avoid attacks. Also being too tense often lead to injury during light sparring (common injury among beginners) If I may ask, what martial art do you practice? Karate? What style of karate? Stay safe, Osu!
In Real old Style Karate was the Hands for the Face and the legs to kick deep with Low Kick and so ... In modern Times comes was the High Kick very popular...Low Kick is very effektiv or hit the knee in real Situation....OSU
Главная ошибка-нога обороняющегося остаётся на полу,поэтому вся энергия и сила удара остаются в нем...Самоё простое-поднять ногу,-максимум,что сила удара заставит вас крутануться вокруг своей оси...А правильно-нога разворачивается в сторону удара расслабленной мышцей-так нас учили в кекушин карате...
;) J'utilise moi-même ce type de démonstration pour expliquer le coup de pied circulaire avec le tibia. Autres recherches, même résultat : j'utilise moi aussi le genou comme leader pour les coups de pieds. Je ne parle jamais des hanches, juste du l'armé par le genou et l'orientation des orteils du pied d'appui pour faire la différence
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太棒啦！👍👍
I love it, thanks you kuro-obi
Respect & love from India 🙏🕉️
Wow você fala português e também posso falar Japonês para vocês 私はビデオが大好き チャンネルが大好き ^_^
This is amazing man.
thanks for the English subtitle. it is really important for me and others around the world, i've always watching your videos and try to learn so bad, but i couldn't learn things , because i couldn't understand anything
Agreed, even though I have enjoyed watching in pure Japanese in the past using body language to work out what was being said
Correct. We do this in Isshinryu Karate sometimes. If you hit a Chi Point on the human body, it numbs the leg or arm for about 10 seconds, which may as well be forever in a full-contact tournament or a real life street fight. This type of kick can save your life vs an armed attacker in a real street fight.
Yes, this is both a very strong kick style, and you are hitting a Chi Point on a branch of the Vagus Nerve if I remember correctly. It's very effective in every fighting application.
「食らわなきゃわからない」この感覚よく分かりますｗ
自分もフルコンで似たようなローキックの打ち方（膝から下を振る力をそれほど入れなくても、全身でぶつかっていくようにすることで重い蹴りを叩き込む）を習ったことがありますが
今回菊野先生の仰っていた「全身が繋がっている」「膝をリーダーに背中（重心）を引っ張ってくる」を意識することで、さらに体重をうまく乗せられるようになる気がしました。
足し算ではなく引き算で技を磨く……深いなぁ。
高校の時仲間内4人でこんな遊びしてました
いつもどんな時でも
・頭は指先ではたく
・頭以外のパンチ＆キック
・金的
以上3種OK
案外気を抜いた状態で近づかないと当たらないもんで
・いかに自然に攻撃できるか？
・いかにワザと狙わせるか？
この2点が4人の日常でした
その時3人が受けて気付いたのですが
体重が軽いのにやたら痛いローキック放つやつが居て話題になりました
蹴り方を観察したらまさにこの動画の蹴り方にそっくりでびっくりですw
なんか青春の思い出してなんとも言えない懐かしさをありがとうございます！
Those masters are not only humble but also martial art skillful. They are the moral model for Karate Martial Art. Love from the US.
Thank you for this amazing video.
To put it simply it is a muay thai low kick but instead of just rotating using the hips he rotates and goes forward because the knee is what is driving the kick and not the foot/shin.
Easy to say, hard to do.
He uses the typical Kyokushin style technique. The kick comes from the core instead from the circle.
Normal people: "wow that looks like it fucking hurts."
Martial artists: "haha now do me next"
Lol it's still hurt unless the martial artist is boxing or muay thai
@@lukaws5851 there's no unless. You even listed boxing which doesn't implement any kicks, you are saying they have good leg endurance?
@@overseer5060 Don't tell him that Muhammad Ali got his legs kicked to oblivion by Antonio Inoki.
Givu Mee, lowkickudes
We martial artist a bit m our self 😂😂
ひと昔前なら考えられなかった技術交流。ほんとうに良い時代になりましたね。中先生の学ぶ姿勢、ほんとうに素晴らしいです。
ただ強くなる。
では、なく普段の生活にも
応用出来そうな内容ですね。
本当に素晴らしい。
Trained for this kick back in the 1970s in Kyokushin karate. We still use it.
I'm watching from Turkey. I learned a lot from your content. thanks for the Turkish subtitles
Each video is a treasure. I like the way that each Sensei live their art and don’t just practice without reflection as a robot do
"substract what's useless, keep what's useful" is key, the more advance the more you substract "waste energy", nice video sensei !
Спасибо за субтитры! Давно смотрю Ваши ролики, было ничего не понятно, но очень интересно 😁
We have more power when leading a movement with our knee and elbow rather than focusing on foot and fist, as they are closer to our core and center of gravity. Sound is different coz there is no whiplash. Also he is not leaning back when kicking, like so many people do, instead, he keeps his head and shoulders upright and move his entire body forward, so all his weight is sinking into his attack. It is heavier but you cannot withdraw easily if your opponents dodge.
見て聞いてそれを直ぐ自分の身体に落とし込める中先生ただただごいすーです。
Yes, English subtitles! Thank you! domo arigatou gozaimasu
どうもありがとうございます
Thank you for the English subtitles!!! That's amazing that He could learn if from the studying of kata.
Biomechanics and kinesiology are worth investing the time in fully understanding.
先生方も凄いのにあの悶えよう、つい何度も見てしまいます。笑
自分は空手じゃない武道やってるけど武術は引き算っていうのはほんとにその通りだと思う。全部に力を入れると自分の力が自分の力を邪魔するから自分の力が通りやすいように抜くことがほんと大事。
Concordo meu parça !! Hahaha
Sim.
Si, exactamente así. Tienes razón 😉
@@JulioCesar-re9tf hahahahaha
大の大人がローキックを嬉々として受けて痛がっているのを見てるとなんだかなぁって、楽しくなっちゃった。良いなあ。😆👍
È qualcosa che fa male. Sicuro.
Desde pequeno aprecio as Artes Marciais, é uma arte uma disciplina extraordinária! Parabéns!
I learnt karate when a teenager. I met the son and daughter of Jitsumi Gogen Yamagushi in the dojo in Balwyn, Victoria, Australia. I also learnt quality Boxing from my late father who trained with Dave Sands who was then middle weight champion of Australia and the British Empire. - Australia's greatest sportsman is the late Dave Sands.
Parabéns, admiro muito essa maravilha de arte,sou capoeira Brasileiro,oss .
西監督の絶叫…大好きです
普通の蹴りは筋力によるスピードで、この蹴りは体重移動により重心を蹴りのインパクトに集める感じかな。
やはり武術は脱力が重要なんですね。
古武術にしろ伝統空手にしろ、古の技術には人間の身体に関する不思議が詰まってますね。本当に面白い。
フルコンやりこんでた西さんが一番違いが分かるのかも
中さんと菊野さん、お昼ご飯一緒に食べたりしてるのに初コラボ
ってのは意外で面白い
6:41 『膝が前に行って、しょうがなく（足が）ついてくる』これは前方向に体重移動させて走るナンバ走りとも共通した考えなのかも。ナンバ走りも西洋の様な腰のひねり、蹴り、踏ん張りという運動を引き算して、本来の体の動きを利用している。なにかその考えに通じるものがあると思いました。
法則寄りの理想型の人は素敵ね
凄い痛い思いをしてるのに､皆嬉しそうな満面の笑みというこの変態集団！(誉め言葉
特にいい笑顔のタカさんｗ
丁度 :)
ローキックというより、体重使って踏まれてるに近いよね
一撃で戦意喪失させるって空手の極みみたいな技だな
型は実戦にあまり役に立たない表演だとかいう人もいる。
型は先人の実戦経験の結晶だという人もいる。
ぼくは後者だと思ってる。
言い方悪くなるけど能天気に何も考えずに型をなぞっても意味ないんですよね
剣道やってた時何も考えてなかったから何も得れなかった笑
Sounds similar to ki ken tai principle. Cut more effective when body arrives together with sword. Also more effective if body relaxed or rather unnecessary tensions subtracted. Thank you for the wonderful insight!
菊野先生は山城先生に師事していた選手ですよね。
また山城先生も見てみたいな。
競技と真の武道の違いをハッキリ理解して伝えてくれてる事に感動🥺
Domo arigato.
Very interesting. Explained of the master let me understand. Kihon and kata are very important and this video shew me a body mechanics and principles for my trainings.
Okinava karate uses understanding of body mechanics basis for improving skills of karate man.
昔からですが、皆さん技を食らうと笑っているの好き
みんな楽しそうに蹴り受けたがるのかわいい
システマの打撃も末端先行型です。後は身体がついていきます。地面の力は借りないので、どんな体勢からでもある程度重い打撃が打てます。しかも拳先行は気配がとても分かりにくくて当たりやすいです。関節を捻ったりすると関節が拳の重さを逆に引っ張ってしまい軽くしてしまいます。元々持ってる身体の重さを相手にそのままぶつけます。重い打撃はリラックスから生まれるという考え方は元々は中国武術でも基礎と言われていますので、初めから意識して練習した方が変な癖がつかない分、上達が早いと思います。中国武術はその上に色々な発勁のやり方を学んで行くのでしょうね。奥が深いです。
システマとのコラボはいかがでしょうか？
こうしていろいろな武術的な技術が格闘技の世界に伝わり、
再考され、常識がどんどん塗り替えられていくんでしょうね。
エキサイティングです。分からないことがあるというのは、深く、面白いですね。
菊野先生創意工夫がすごすぎ。多分、達人と呼ばれる方々も常に工夫し続けてるんでしょうね。
どんなものであっても本質を変えずに時代と共に変化しないと
0:01 Katsunori Kikuno.
0:40 Kata "Seisan".
5:00 Talón como líder de patada lateral relajada y descendente.
Por fin un comentario en español
@@farito8853 los hacía en inglés y nadie contestaba; creí que era muy difícil que en español alguien me contestara porque no vi a nadie comentando en dicho idioma.
Как всегда интересно, спасибо!
discovered Mr. Naka just recently. He is a delight to watch.
Merci beaucoup pour la traduction en français 🥳✌🏼🎉🎊🥋
武道は奥が深くて面白いですね。すごく参考になりました。
にこにこしながら代わる中先生が好き笑笑
I can attest to the power of this kick. Ba Gua Master Zhang Wei Dong kicked me with this exact same kick and I was limping for about a week, barely even able to walk. The fact that these karate masters are still able to stand and walk around without a hitch is amazing. The only way I could describe it was like getting hit with a three hundred pound rope. The kick looked like nothing, much the same as this one here, but it felt like all the muscle tissues were destroyed and my femur almost broken. As a TCM practitioner, I suspect it was aimed at either the Gallbladder or Urinary Bladder points. It's a very powerful and extremely painful kick, so please be careful if or when practicing it. He's right when he said it matters not if you lock and tighten the muscles and tendons of the leg. There's no preparation for it except if you condition it by way of Uechi-Ryu or Thai boxing, perhaps. Use with extreme caution please. Thanks to Kuro-obi world for sharing.
Yes, it hits a Chi Point and deadens the leg totally for at least 10 seconds. If the person kicking really throws everything into it and you don't leg check, it WILL leave a large bruise which will take 7 to 10 days to heal correctly. Same as a Front Thrust Kick to the Solar Plexus or Sternum, takes 7 to 10 days to heal back from it.
セイサンは究極の型って俺の先生が言ってたな…最後に習う型、全体的にナイハンチン寄りの瞬発力を発揮する技が多い中にサンチンの技が入るって言うハイブリット型でした。同じセイサンでも随分内容は違いますが単発蹴り、膝蹴りの練習にこの蹴りが入ってました。中学生が六分板2枚を発泡スチロールみたいに割ってしまうほどの威力が出るのでみだりに使っちゃいけない蹴りですね。
Obrigado por tradução em Português 🙏🏻
一つ思ったのは、一般的な固定概念として
『遠心力を使い、かつ先端であればある程威力は上がる』
という考え方があり、それを基準に回し蹴りが成立しているという事。
つまり股関節から先の質量を股関節、膝関節のてこの原理と遠心力を利用して威力を上げている訳ですが。
逆に言えば『いくら遠心力を利用しているとはいえ軸を作らなければならない以上、軸足側の質量は殆ど利用できない』とも言える。
体重70キロだとするなら良くて片足の15〜20キロの物質移動を遠心力による相乗効果で上げている、と。
菊野先生の蹴りは前進移動しながらの前蹴りを内側に方向を変えている形に見え、体重全体の移動そのものを利用している為体重＋移動力というとんでもない威力になっていると思われます。
それでも移動する前に力が入っていればいるほど筋力はすでに使われている事になりその分マイナスにる。
脱力できれば更に強くなるとは
『脱力できれば体重移動、足の振りが更にスムーズになり威力が増す』
という意味かと。
今でさえこの威力なのに更に上がる…恐怖と尊敬(･_･;（笑）
Sono affascinata dalla voce narrante : )
沖縄空手の真髄を見た
本来空手は一撃必殺技古来の動画見たら、今の空手型全く違う
菊野先生が習っている先生が受け継いでいる伝統空手は、沖縄にあり、すごい下段蹴りこれこそ沖縄空手の真髄の蹴りと思う、素人が生意気言ってすみませんが
菊野さん、待ってた！！
😃👍Danke für das Video.
セイサンを活用した凄惨なローキック
うまい！
武術の身体活用
スゴイ
競技者だからこそ余計に効く、という心理的作用もあるのかもしれません。そもそも対競技者でないのなら並のローキックで足りる話ですから。「それほどでもなさそうだな」という予測を超えたダメージを与えることが、何よりも戦術的優位に働いていると思います。また、この技法を知ることで、技を出す側のスタミナ管理にも役立つという点が素晴らしいですね。ふつうはダメージとスタミナ消費はトレードオフの関係ですから。
ナイハンチ、セイサンはホント素晴らしい型だよね
Hello i'm from Brazil, i fight muay thay and my Master of muay thay is a Brazilian karatê Champion he taught me a low kick that look Very similar to your but, we Twist the hip on the last Second, the Support leg stay Full point to the back and i look above my sholder, we also hit with the side part of the leg for better protection.
Well, it's called chamber and it's used in several other kicks, not really in the roundhouse. But the only guy I ever saw doing the roundhouse like this was curiously a Kyokushin Black Belt that works with me. He's very skilled and technical and all his wicks come from the chamber.
Excellent🙌🙏🙏🙏
👍👍👍👍👍, спасибо Вам, что появились субтитры на русском языке. 👍
Subtitulado en español gracias
Muchas gracias
Ossu!
Subtítulos en español 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👏👏👏👏saludos desde Colombia Osu!!!!
También soy de Colombia
El mejor canal UA-cam
分かりやすい！
また練習してみよう。
AWESOME VIDEO! THANKS FOR SHARING 🙏
1:09 a 2:00 3:34 a 7:20
😆 'it hit only one spot but my waist got broken '...it looks like he strikes with the shin above the knee , relaxed but with his weight behind it.. very interesting and hilarious , excellent !
He is kicking with his shin too. Much more effective and safer, since you will not break your foot.
You can brake your shin to lol 😆 .
If you block it it can snap you shin.
Needs to be set up when the ship pads are on it's ok when you take them off and kick if the guy blocks it's like hitting the a wall .
@@richardgomez1151 Usually shin breaks happen on the lower part of the shin, where a normal kick would happen, basically. Either than or with the sort of "knuckle" of the foot, which would have to be really toughened up beforehand with basically excessive conditioning. With this, he's kicking with the upper part of his shin, which is much more durable, and can impart greater torque, but not speed, which seems pretty decent for both avoiding bone damage, and attacking a very fatty and muscular part of the body.
Terima kasih para Senzei ilmu yang sangat bermanfaat 🙏
Great content!
Merci beaucoup pour la tradition !!. Oss. Sensei...
мАСТЕРОВ KARATE Поздравляю с наступающим 2021 годом . Успехов .
This video teaches us lowkicks hurt. I feel enlightened now.
アーネストホーストのローキックもこんな感じだったなー。
Tried that kick on a heavy bag, there's a big difference in power compared to a regular mawashi geri. There is very little difference in effort required.
It's amazing how naka-sensei can be amused by learning. Fight for me,it's not amusing: it only a matter of survive. If I could see things like naka-sensei my training would be more pleasant.
So you don't manage to feel more or less relax when you spar?
@@jean4j_ no. To me is always a manter of survival and performance.
@@ricardoyamada6409 it's very hard to get better if one is always stressed and stiff. You need to feel relax to be cool and anticipate your opponent techniques.
Feeling stressed during sparring is also very exausting, it's dangerous in terms of cardio and stamina.
There's also a difference between sparring and fighting for your life.
I think being relax while fighting is an important skill to have
@@jean4j_ mercy, messier De Jaeger! I'll try to do it. May Jesus, be taking you and your beloved ones, under his guard and protection! Greetings from Brasil!🤗🇧🇷🇨🇵👊
@@ricardoyamada6409 haha I appreciate your french efforts! Obligado my friend.
I actually have this problem myself a bit like many people, it's bad because it prevent us from analysing the fight situation, react properly and avoid attacks.
Also being too tense often lead to injury during light sparring (common injury among beginners)
If I may ask, what martial art do you practice? Karate? What style of karate?
Stay safe,
Osu!
Great !!! Thank you very much !!!
腰の使い方と言うか鼠径部の角度の保ち方が心意六合拳や八卦掌の基本である鶏行歩と同じですね。
しかし前蹴りならともかく、鶏行歩の推進力をローキックに応用しているのを見るのは初めてです。
大変勉強になりました。
Great. A great ide3a to put subtitle at video. Thanks a lot.
空手は素人ですが、グレートジャーニー2の山城美智先生の御指導(山城先生のセイサン動画など難しいです(^^;;)の後も、目鱗した様々な邂逅でがおありのようで、”よりリラックス出来る”と仰っられてるのは石森義夫先生から得たものもあるのかなぁなどと妄想したり。是非菊野先生御自身の変化の変遷について別枠でインタビュー/対談をお聞きしてみたいです。
「是非菊野先生御自身の変化の変遷について別枠でインタビュー/対談をお聞きしてみたいです」同感ですね。
どのように変化されたかに私も大変興味があります。
食らわないと分からない理論好き
スネで蹴ってる？
ちょうど、カーフキックとはなんぞやと堀口選手見たあとにこれが出てきた、えぐすぎる
In Real old Style Karate was the Hands for the Face and the legs to kick deep with Low Kick and so ... In modern Times comes was the High Kick very popular...Low Kick is very effektiv or hit the knee in real Situation....OSU
最近カーフキックよく見かけますね。
Esa patada deber ser muy dolorosa!
@@noeguerrero6699 dont understand
Excelente vídeo.
That is a super low kick technic. I love that 👌
Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏🙏🙏,
God bless you and your family 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
my sensei liked your video. Domo.
Nice Sensei 🙏
The principle of relaxation is also used in Aikido, the internal Chinese martial arts and in Russian Systema.
in US porn too
Actually, relaxation is found in some form in almost every martial art out there.
Wonderful sharing.
Thanks Sen Sei👊
Amazing bro
Excellent. Thank you for sharing and receiving. *bows*
Главная ошибка-нога обороняющегося остаётся на полу,поэтому вся энергия и сила удара остаются в нем...Самоё простое-поднять ногу,-максимум,что сила удара заставит вас крутануться вокруг своей оси...А правильно-нога разворачивается в сторону удара расслабленной мышцей-так нас учили в кекушин карате...
A black belt with 50+ years of experience SURPRISED it hurts when you get a low kick. Sounds like I trust his fighting experience... with a shadow....
年寄り格闘家に閃きと、夢をありがとう😃
;) J'utilise moi-même ce type de démonstration pour expliquer le coup de pied circulaire avec le tibia.
Autres recherches, même résultat : j'utilise moi aussi le genou comme leader pour les coups de pieds. Je ne parle jamais des hanches, juste du l'armé par le genou et l'orientation des orteils du pied d'appui pour faire la différence