André Bertel | Budo Karate | More effective and better punching

[@relaxingmusicnoisearchive3487]

Andre really is one of the top Karate instructors in the world. The power he has and how he continues teaching Asais version of Shotokan in his very own way is amazing.

[@nightrider5109]

That was incredible! Never tire of this man His students are excellent

[@frolic63]

absolut

[@joseluispiel5124]

@@frolic63 b.

[@AcidoCaustico]

Andre Sensei's techniques are so clear, he's roll model !

[@Prof.EugenioLoGullo]

Ad ogni lezione per tirare un pugno si fa un'ora di teoria. Blà blà blà. Una volta il Karate si faceva in silenzio. OSS!!!

[@milesey01]

Superb teacher and technician....a new discovery for me....inspiring.

[@honigdachs.]

I like the points about bringing the shoulder just a bit forward to engage the latissimus dorsi and the turning of the forearm as opposed to turning the wrist. I made these adjustments a while ago and feel that they improved my punches a lot.

[@johnbulcaster7464]

The Latissmus dorsi has nothing to do with throwing a punch. It is for pulling not punching....Hey I still like Bertel he's just wrong on this one

[@honigdachs.]

@@johnbulcaster7464 The lat does have a lot to do with punches. The thing with most modern karate styles is that they have no real idea of punching because they never hit bags and never try to drop anyone. Shotokan is particularly guilty of this. The lat stabilizes the punch for the drive-through when you hit the target and gives the punch a lot of its strength especially when you don't have the space to stand in a super-long, wide stance, which karate people comically assume is always the case. I realized this when I switched from Shotokan to an okinawa Goju Style where sparring is full contact and they don't subscribe to the idea of learning how to punch by hitting the air exclusively. This is something the modernized styles definitely need to work on.

[@crisalcantara7671]

It gives your whole arm more stability actually but your right not power , just like the base of a crane functioning as a strong base for the cran arm \ bull doxer/ excavator etc.

[@mairena2000]

@@honigdachs.I disagree with you grasshopper, the last have absolutely nothing to do with the power of the punch. Legs, hips, and shoulders do. Lats are good for judo or Jiu Jitsu however. OSS!!

[@ireneebelanger4578]

Grand maître qui enseigne ces cours de karaté. Le budo. Continuer votre enseignement de karaté. Vous le faite très bien. Encore bravo.

[@THERLE86]

This Sensei is a genius of movement.

[@henryod65]

Superb. A lot of the technicalities he points out would have been ones that Kanazawa Shihan always emphasised. A great example of this is the wrist twist in gyaku tzuki. Very impressive.

[@divafever9754]

You know a lot of Japanese word. Will they protect you from the Great Replacement?

[@gabrielmesk6305]

Thanks man,such a privilege to see his seminar even if it's on KZbin and not real life

[@agungwedyarso7770]

Ppooui uji mk om

[@arepitagrande8797]

Thank you for uploading this video, Oliver I have watched several videos of Andre Bertel and admire his accuracy and speed. Here he gives us important information and hints in order to improve our tsuki.

[@isechico]

Always great to see Asai Shotokan Karate.

[@xCopyninjax]

Such precision, speed and technique all executed perfectly

[@888dandoon]

Amazing marital artist and a fantastic instructor. Very impressive.

[@moehoward8691]

But, does he wear a toupee?

[@janwallenberg8692]

Subtexts is appreciated. It's not always easy to understand mr Bertel if you're not from an english speaking country.

[@olliwaa]

There are German and English subtitles.

[@baptistchrisjohn]

Thank you, for such an impressive teaching of how to deliver a proper very fast forward and reverse punch. I have been practicing karate for more than 30yrs this is very good

[@donoberloh]

Only 30? What till it’s past 50 years of training. Then you’ll wish it had not taken as many hard falls when you were younger and invincible. Lol

[@Naturalhealing099]

Great power and lucid principles. These Oi-zuki/ gyaku-zuki have been proven effective in MMA.

[@shaneroberg309]

Andre Bertel is a great bloke and no one too be messed with Osu

[@mesutkilci7043]

Very good sensei...not only show! Respect !

[@rogeancelibio5905]

Greatly appreciate uploading and sharing this video Oliver..Ossu..

[@beingtoughmmafitnesschanel5372]

If u learn from the real masters like him it will make big difference💪

[@williephimister1942]

Some very good points made . Broken down to show you a clear explanation of the technique. Excellent instruction

[@flaviopiccioni2714]

Gran bella tecnica di zuki potente, veloce ed efficace,.. Bravo Maestro 👊👊👊 OSS

[@MrJESUSISGREATEST]

Those moves are on point!

[@machembalume6085]

Very good,, nmekuwa mwanafunzi wako kupitia mtandaoni, tupo pamoja

[@tanjudermanl9111]

Very good video, respect to Sensei Bertel. Shotokan Karate's classical chudan level straight punches are a little bit too difficult to master IMO. One sugggestion, taking some boxing lessons with a good Boxing Coach would help to develop more power and speed for Karate punches. At least it worked for me. Thank you again for this awesome video. Ossss.

[@illgreco1679]

Tolles Verständnis des menschlichen Körpers. Wirkt flüssig und natürlich

[@prabowoojan9417]

Oss, the detail explanation make me more understand about tsuki technique to create more power

[@bigsidable]

Love that hard front foot and strike at the same time.

[@saidfarid6382]

Oss Sensei Thank you so much for your interesting training and excellent coaching,i do appreciate your job,i wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity, take care and have a good time. Your Student from Algeria.

[@sergiorivas7]

Thank you so much Oliver! Great video!! As always, Bertel Sensei is awesome and clear. Real power! Osu

[@olliwaa]

Thank you, Sergio. Hope to see you again at the next seminar - when this pandemic is finally over!

[@gilmardiascoelho1360]

Legal mestre gosto muito de suas aulas

[@kara-fit]

He does good Karate and there are somme good drills in this video!

[@theresiazils6816]

Thanks OLLIWAA for this great video!

[@jdt8983]

As much as I love MMA for self defense there's really something to be said about someone who's really skilled at traditional martial arts. The masters of the perfectly timed one strike knockouts

[@hadikhanmh4164]

Hosss Snsee 🙏 very nice and good job . Happy good practice for you sir❤

[@K-Ensai1529]

oh I love it, how can I see more new video like that ?

[@joeforsheriff6]

Thank you for the video and the knowledge in it Master Osu

[@gabriellaporro6183]

I am happy to see the JKA Logo again on The Sensei Dogi!!

[@olliwaa]

Please note that this is an older video from 2016. Bertel sensei does not wear this logo anymore.

[@AcidoCaustico]

When you get that good in karate politics cannot stop you ! A logo does not own you you don't belong you transcent ! 😎

[@hiranom20]

@@olliwaa He isn't with the JKA anymore?

[@shouherdyaahmed7827]

could you please upload more videos regarding katas, basics and fight.

[@antetutic3600]

respekt...super tehnik fole teyming.alles besttes.danke für wideo

[@gyulabueki9412]

Good job. Simple and clean.😄👍

[@dominiksurdej1212]

Podobały mi się wszystkie filmiki o sztukach walki

[@raulbaroni6177]

Buenas tardes Andrés, es muy interesante Tu Técnicas, hay posibilidad de una traducción al español ?

[@cristianandresleivarivera9396]

Hermoso este estilo de karate al igual que el kiukuchin Kay son realmente geniales ossu

[@mindfitkaratescienceoumarf1494]

Very instructive

[@marcoslopez4180]

Ossss Shihan Bretel. Thank You very much

[@pkjdm]

Amazing technique

[@frolic63]

Hes the king off Shotokan

[@moegsienismail3389]

In Kyukhushin we hit hard and we still have less injuries than any other sports because we conditions our students body’s to take the punch 🤛 then only can you give it osu

[@yamatokankaratedoshotokaid7258]

Very beautiful technics, speed and precision! My worries is just about articulation in the time, because of hit on the ground with feet?

[@muzffarali2228]

I like this.your are the champion. I want learn this so can you give me some tips.becoz your parformens so good. Thank you sir . but one cundtion .. I am 50yers old. And I am broun belt in shiyorin subukan. Thank you sir.

[@itisyourdestiny8793]

Zanshin rather than sanchin in the contents at 05:30? (Talking about usual transliteration here as I know this can vary; the discussion is about awareness (zanshin) rather than the stance/kata (sanchin)).

[@olliwaa]

Yes, you are absolutely right! Thank you very much, just corrected it :-)

[@ottokarvonschnallenburg2572]

2:35 wiederspricht diese Erklärung nicht dem, was er vorher mit dem Partner erklärt hat. Hier macht er doch wieder eine Drehung ganz zum Schluss? Was hab ich da nicht verstanden?

[@vicentegonzalez5070]

Hi Shihan When you come to Mexico to give a seminar

[@javedakhtar5215]

Hello sir I want to learn warm-up and technics plz help any videos for beginners

[@typedeaf]

I have tennis elbow from doing too many heavy preacher curls. A full, hard punch often makes my elbow shoot a pain. Is it even possible for me to do punches 'correctly' or should I just pull all my punches and avoid over extension of my elbow?

[@jacekbaszczynski5858]

Maybe somebody knows when sensei will be in Europe in this year

[@davidotuoma1865]

This is the problem with most shotokan school they focus too much on perfer form.. This is just dry land swimming the technic needs to be put into kumite the way the kyokushin practitioners do full contact sparring. In shotokan the sensei is always stressing this point and that point about a particular technic.. to much explaining and looking good. Most black belts holders don't know how to fight with all those explanations in most dojos.they need to get in the water and swim and stop been too theoritical. Another thing is many schools always want to follow the japanese senseis about this and that.. There many westerners who are good in shotokan than the japanese themsevles...

[@sassuki]

Technically, I don't know anybody better than the Japanese in Shotokan.

[@davidotuoma1865]

Sensei Richard Amos from England he lived and trained in japan. He is a briliant sensei technically with vast knowledge about the Art.

[@sassuki]

@@davidotuoma1865 his technique is still inferior to the Japanese.

[@ruiamaral9118]

I'm a shotokan yondan from São Paulo and I agree with you. Technique is only as correct as it works in fighting, with contact. Martial arts tend to fall into the mistake of "overthinking", losing themselves in thechnical mazes, specially when they lack the simple habit of free sparring with contact.

[@puryanta9131]

Thanks, Super 💪💪

[@matthews1082]

I am surprised so many black belts need to learn these basics from him!

[@samir_karate3185]

Ossu sensei thanks for the pointing out the wrist turning movement

[@peteranthonyofthefamilybir18]

NOT "WRIST" ..FOREARM..!!!

[@KuzAaX]

I would like to like more about the forearm turning, is the elbow point to side or point down as the same?

[@salimraj2133]

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[@panosab]

Thank you

[@asanediouf4176]

Nice👍👍

[@bigsidable]

Homeboy got some Snap. Nice hip action. Remember your reverse punch must drive through your opponents rib cage and grab his heart.

[@vicentegonzalez5070]

Hi Does anyone know what kind of karategui Shihan Bertel uses?

[@chiefslief1886]

Wow.. Beautiful.🌹

[@khaderalikhan3029]

Thank God this time there are no negetive comments

[@Novajukka29]

Amazing 💪🏻😎🔥

[@stanislavkarkula4712]

Andre wery Master...❤

[@PrabhuSubash-bo4km]

Sensai very very nice 👍👍👍👍👍 iam Indian training in uechi ryu karate which styl reply massage iam training

[@akucintadia578]

Good practice i like so much

[@ehaballithawy3711]

amazing

[@lucianolacerda205]

Excelente Mestre.

[@casimiroloverde2181]

Italiano

[@franciscofaria5899]

Favor traduza para o português... Oss!

[@LysanderLH]

Why does turning the wrist or forearm create more power? I don’t understand how this works anatomically.

[@earlhamlette7030]

The snap in the wrist translates from power in the forearm to arm to shoulder , its a link, it structure

[@LysanderLH]

@@earlhamlette7030 that does not answer my question. Try the same punch without twisting the wrist/forearm. I suggest it’s just dogma or tradition and nothing to do with the most efficient way to punch.

[@aronshorthouse3790]

its not about the technical aspect its how the person is motivate by himself its al about the person

[@universitylink]

How I can join his class

[@muhammadkhalid7234]

Hai. Thank you

[@benhurjoseph650]

👍👍oss sensei👍👍

[@TobyBloom]

As I always I love watching you you, but how is it but how is it you have this class now with the pandemic?

[@olliwaa]

This is actually an older video, recorded in 2016. If we can't film any new videos these days we have to use the existing material ;-)

[@karatekid3233]

Who does'nt turn their forearm, who would turn the wrist?

[@sassuki]

Nobody turns their forearm, because nobody keeps the fist turned down until the very last moment

[@karatekid3233]

@@sassukiok, so what?

[@sassuki]

@@karatekid3233 see my comment in the main thread

[@karatekid3233]

@@sassuki My point was that I have never heard of turning the wrist. That aside… there are some clear differences in that technique beside his turning of the forearm. And he is turning his forearm too, not his wrist, and he is doing so at the last 1/3 of his cross the same as it if taught un Karate. Of course you dont need to wait till the last Second. But you do not turn the wrist, you turn the forearm, thats the main point, Andre wanted to make, at least I think si.

[@sassuki]

@@karatekid3233 he means the turning at the very end. But the problem is, the whole subject is pointless, as you can see that the boxer generates a lot of power, and yet turns the wrist very early so that it builds a unit with the forearm anyway. So I think the whole concept that he is preaching here as the holy grail of the Japanese masters is pointless. Just turn your fist early (naturally actually!!), and then you don't have to think about the forearm at all. It will just follow.

[@salvatoreshotokan]

Finally in italian subtitle :)))

[@tigerrugged7034]

I want an open challenge with andrel

[@amilcarsousa9446]

Eu gosto do budo karate

[@dineshkallikkalam5284]

Nice

[@luismateus4419]

Gostei da abilidade de socos

[@randysmith2866]

Real karate!

[@dominiksurdej1212]

Podoba mi się filmik

[@tc47101]

good 😃

[@markwalker4142]

Never sure about the 360 degree spin unless it’s for balance control and control of the core on punch delivery or just technical flowering . Maybe one day I’ll get the chance to ask Andre . Also it’s interesting how he presents Asia’s methodology in karate application . I’ve trained - not to the one to one he has - with Sensei Asai . I’ve also trained with Sensei Kase and you can see how their physiological differences determined their karate and preferences on generation of Kime . I always thought of Asai like a spitfire fighter aircraft and Kase like a hurricane fighter aircraft . Both effective but different delivery and a visual analogy. Comments ???

[@andrebertel]

The spin helps refine the standard technique. It really bolsters skill. You are so right between the differences between different experts. I have huge respect for Kase Sensei's karate also. Application of karate and technique certainly changes based on physique and individual strengths and weaknesses. This is at the core of IKS. Osu

[@markwalker4142]

@@andrebertel Thanks for the clarity Andre . Hope you are keeping safe and well in the terrible pandemic . I didn’t intend to sound critical or patronising in anyway and forgive me if it did . I agree the spin tests other skill areas and certainly challenging . It would be good to train under your instruction when this lockdown and virus is under control . I’m in Nottingham UK and willing to travel as always . I certainly recall watching Sensei Asai back in 1990 on a course in York UK with Sensei Kato . Extremely impressive . I wasn’t experienced enough to appreciate what he was doing , but his relaxed and dynamic movements were so indicative of his build and agility . I do have to say Kase was never that level of movement , but did his Karate in a very different way . The beauty of karate for me is it has a basic framework but affords the innovative journey of remarkable personalities to lead us down an amazing life experience . Osu 🙏🥋

[@andrebertel]

​@@markwalker4142 Not at all. It was a good question and I'm sure others wanted to ask it. Best regards, - AB

[@sullyb23511]

@3:05 I want to be that guy when I get to be older.

[@leiferikson2072]

Ich buch Trainingsstunden bei Ogawa Sensei 😜

[@23tima21]

Great.

[@durendal3073]

Perfect.

[@wadokaimonas]

Great !!

[@crisalcantara7671]

genius 😎😎

[@ting-huang3226]

魅力満点な空手。

[@mookemaster222]

The movement is solid, but there only a straight line fighting being taught, without angles we can't defend as well and our potential can't be reached.

[@JoeTatsumiya]

すごいです。ありがとうございます。