@@carrickjjc thank you for your comment, truly appreciated and glad you found it useful 🙏🏻

@@seishinkaratesheffield8037 thank you Dill, hope your well 🙏🏻👊🏻

@@martinpugh972 thank you Martin, appreciated 👍🏻🙏🏻

@@doughboyink thank you so much for your kind words, I really hope people find it useful and helpful and perhaps sometimes even mildly humorous as let’s be honest we can’t be too serious about it 😂

Yes because all of the counters start with mobility needed at the shoulder or wrist, hence the need for the Chain (adjacent joint) principle. It can be done without shoulder control but this relies on high impulse and interia to work

@@DanielPyatt thanks , understood

@@senorduncan8735 yes there is lots and lots of footage on the members area of my website www.danielpyatt.com and then a lot on KZbin 👍🏻

Your most welcome

@@mohammedhassan-o9s thank you for the positive feedback and really glad you enjoyed the content 👍🏻

@@derylwilliams9199 thank you

@@trommeltom175 your most welcome

@@AntónioEncarnação-x1o always 😉

@@madmanwristy9052 thank you very much, this was one of my first videos on the channel and one I still like a great deal

Thank you kindly sir 🙏🏻

@@Kiwigeo8339 really glad you did 👍🏻

No those are just ceiling lights you see as you fly through the air 😂 glad you enjoyed it

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Your most welcome, glad you found it useful

Thank you so much for your kind words, truly appreciated and glad you liked it

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pn_UoJ1sdpiKl68 I believe they are the same teacher?

Thank you so much 👍🏻

You do know Anko Itosu was Okinawan :D

Definately is… there are a myriad of henka, if you can give a technical reason as to why you think it isn’t will happily receive

@@DanielPyatt kzbin.info/www/bejne/fILRgJ95rdRnpasfeature=shared . This is ippon seoi nage.

Principles are universal and there is good cross over between disciplines at high levels.

To reach the top of the mountain may have many roads or ways. Some take the karate Do, some AikiDO, some JuDO. DO IS THE WAY TO THE TOP. AT THE TOP EVERYTHING MERGE TOGETHER.

Absolutely essential 👍🏻👍🏻 glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻

Thanks so much, really glad you enjoyed it. Here is a link to the playlist of other clips from the instructional, all on throws and there is plenty more content on my channel on various throws. Funakoshi's Throws kzbin.info/aero/PLTTVmUxnOBFyFhZ1E-GVSqDhPqaNPx7Oa

Thank you kindly, there is much, much more detail in the instructional covering all your basic options for this technique. Really glad you’ve enjoyed it and found it useful

Hey sir i got a question. By any chance that you can train me? Because i need to defend myself and defend my family and i been struggling with that. And i just wanna ask you if you can train me.​@DanielPyatt

​@@DanielPyatt just asking by the way

Thanks it’s been a hot second since this was filmed but my mic is a lot better these days lol

Ukemi no Kata is a form drill which is always unique to specific organisations and bodies. There are several codified versions but none which could be considered "historic". This form is entirely of my own design but based upon forms common in Jujitsu, Judo and Aikido although each have slightly different approaches to Ukemi but this form focuses on a Bujutsu approach

Learnt it in multiple places From several teachers 👍🏻

Great question, this is the generally preferred position in Matayoshi Kobudo and it’s associated branches etc, this wouldn’t be true for Ryukyu Kobujutsu or Yamane Ryu lines. Taira lineage styles generally preference a pull to the hip.

@@DanielPyatt Thanks for that. Follow-up question: what would be the advantage of gooseneck over pull to the hip (potential body trauma aside)?

@@0zzyninja great question, and at some point in the future I will do a video on this as it’s been a topic to cover for a really long time. It’s not a short answer as the two methodologies are mechanically quite different so you’ve have to consider the full method of execution not just to position

@@DanielPyatt Appreciate that mate. Thank you.