Wonderful, Outstanding, Superb ❤🎉

Love the counter throw to the shoulder throw.

Appreciate the video thanks Sensei.

Ude Hishigi Juji Gatame

I see my Sensei (sensei jags) lol

周氏の棍

Yeah no, this is Tai Otoshi You’re not securing the shoulder and not using your hips. It’s your ankle and gi that are in contact. Come on…ippon is the first throw everyone learns And why are you break falling with your knees at risk of impacting each other?

Thanks for Wado Ryu

Grab arm after block many ways

Head block someone punch face stop attacker hurt own face

I practice bujitsu training get prefect

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Time to try this in judo class 😎

Am I in heaven? 😍

I like the details on each move. Thank you.

Must say I’ve been training on and off for many years and seen a lot of instructors . But this is fantastic

Mr. Pyatt - thank you for your youtube video, I am running a little karate club here in the US and going back to my ko bu do roots... do you have any idea who this instructors name, trying to find more info about him and it appears he has a professional teaching series but I have no idea who he is? kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2LHYYClpdqhpKM Thank you in advance Daniel-San

Against opponents kick your opponent off balance

Good work brother .

God, shotokan has done a number on okinawan karate....

Definitely not ippon seoi nage!

quite interesting, since it also involves techniques from Judo and Aikido.

Good remarks on kuzushi. Very often neglected.

This is simply excellent As a practitioner of Wado Ryu at the stage of training for brown 1&2, I am interested in the application and the mechanics of such throws Thank you very much for putting up such a detailed video, those who you teach are lucky indeed!

Kudos. What a wonderfully well structured and demonstrated explanation. Thank you so much for sharing.

Finally, when people ask me what Karate actually looks like as a martial art, I have something I can point them too. Nice channel and great video.

nice teaching ...but buy your self a mic ...volume is shit ...nice teaching though

I learn ukemi no kata , its diferent from yours But your style is nice too

That's a Tai Otoshi

Wow he's is good

Nice

Great vid as someone as already said it’s nice to see traditional techniques been broken down . This takes me back to class in Birmingham at temple gym around 1979 /80

Did you learn this somewhere or did you make it up?

A question regarding anchor points. I see you gooseneck the bo with the defensive hand (what would be hikite in a karate technique). is this more the preferred way when handling bo? Or are there other ways?

Oss! 🥋👏🙌🏆

Elegant teacher. Beautiful movement. Great knowledge.

Total BS. You DON'T cross your legs when doing a front roll !. That is the best way to get your nuts busted ! Slapping arm way closer to your body too, 90 degrees is NOT good !!! Bullshido !

I like to think of gedan barai as a type of arm drag.

You don't walk on the blade of your foot. Sometimes, when you fumble stepping off a kurb, you place all your weight on the blade. The result? A sprained ankle.

Arigato gozaimashita Sensei.

that’s rly good love this channel (this is one of the channels that actually r doin the right things lol

I performed this kata at a tournament yesterday and the judge told me that he would have scored me higher if I had “swung the sai around more” and he made a motion like swinging a sword. I had to bite my tongue. How frustrating.

Tenerife 28/11/23. My sensei is Spanish, so it's great to do a sneaky tutorial in English

So useful! I've returned to Karate after 18 years and things have subtley changed.

Excellent Research and thank you for sharing. Very nice explanations

Amazing, details. Thank you for this, daniel sensei. I wish you make some clips on ground partner drills for organisational development and connectivity. Thank you again.

I’m from a Taekwondo background and we have a pattern taeguek 7 that starts with a cat stance and a push block opposite side of the cat stance. I’ve always thought of that as a throw, you can see it used to finish the fight in machida vs Thiago Silva but it’s used on the same side there. But same concept. Nobody taught it to me that way I just saw it and realized that was how taeguek 7 starts

Thanks for taking the time to explain this step by step. Really useful 👍.

A convincing solution, Sensei! I would still do it somewhat differently in the second part, as I am a bit worried that in the position around 4:07 the uke might be able to pinch my groin. Therefore I would prefer to pin him in what afaik wrestlers call a "surfboard": I sit down on uke's back with only my feet on the ground and clamp his upward-pointing arms between my thighs. This way I also have more space to apply the cuff, and if necessary, I can add an element of pain compliance by pressing his arms to the inside with my legs.