Karate Gripping Flow Drill 3

[@theflamingone8729]

The last couple of moves in Pinan 2 are effective against a Thai Clinch. Hammer fist to the groin or inner thigh, swim that hand up between their fore arms and grab the back of their head, your other arm does a forearm strike to their face as you step forward with it

[@theflamingone8729]

Nice drill, I want to practice more of this. Thanks

[@AppliedShotokan]

I'm glad you like it. I got it from Iain Abernethy.

[@theflamingone8729]

@@AppliedShotokan good job! He came to Australia but I'm on the other side of the continent. I was playing around with this the other day when I snuck a knife into it, as per a Hard2Hurt collaboration with Jesse Enkamp, the availability of information is awesome, though there's no shortage of bollocks out there too. Thanks again, Osu!

[@akoras3222]

Thank you for this, I already worked with drill number one, time to combine them :)

[@davesmith2943]

Nice

[@marting508]

Excellent - thanks for this

[@silver_rose_wolf438]

I didn’t know karate had gripping in it! Why has this fact been hidden from me my whole life lol.

[@jean4j_]

Because most of karate instructors don't have a good understanding of kata. Especially those from Japanese styles like Shotokan Karate.

[@silver_rose_wolf438]

@@jean4j_ wow! Crazy! Super cool that he understands it then.

[@jean4j_]

@@silver_rose_wolf438 I mean it just takes some research and time to understand what the karate techniques and moves in kata means. The japanese simplified the moves to focus on athletism, education and competition. Research about Okinawan Karate will help you understand the real applications for kata.

[@ninjacriativo]

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[@kauanwacholss]

Amazing

[@phillg4468]

Nice!

[@damenkeener7188]

is club still on?

[@AppliedShotokan]

Yes. Tuesdays and Thursdays.

[@weirdo4653]

Osu

[@pressloh]

Nice