bassai dai - part two

more excerpts from 8-14 keiko, Rick Hotton sensei discussing elements of the karate kata bassai dai.

[@obicross]

Love the emphasis on the connection, structure, moving from the center, and explosiveness. Always great to see great karate

[@karatemom24RedHawk]

I've practiced Bassai Dai a long time but never really got such great study of the kata. I wish I could have attended this seminar in person. I will save it to my study list and review many times. Thank you for making this available for those of us who are teachers and forever students.

[@pomminsu]

Really have enjoyed watching a few of your videos so far- just rock solid technique. Thanks for putting them up!

[@katjapohling2725]

Thank you so much for this explanation. Bassai Dai has always been my favourite Kata and I constantly try to improve. This video helped me a lot.

[@AGC828]

This is another of Semsei Rick's videos i've watched...love how he takes the time to break everything down...too many instructors DO NOT. My instructors and Sensei were more "monkey see monkey do" teachers. So you don't really get as much as you should. And aren't executing the move fully/properly. You end up kinda getting it..which could actually be wrong...possibly injuring yourself...proper technique is so vital in any sport. Makes a task so much easier and injury free (e.g. Powerlifting).

[@claudes.whitacre1241]

The deep teaching. Way beyond the form. These internal movements are the essence of striking martial arts. I wish he was in Ohio.

[@TimRHillard]

If I could come back in the next life as half Sensei Hotton and half Sensei Iain Abernathy, I'd be a happy karate man! Pretty much unbeatable as well...👍😁👍

[@tacticaltemplar875]

That'd be quite a combination alright! 👌

[@warrickdawes7900]

Excellent comments on the necessity for balancing intensity with tension, esp. for dan grades.

[@typedeaf]

Sensei Hotton is scary fast, stong, relaxed and accurate.

[@isaiasoliveira8209]

OSS Sensei Rick. I´m very surprising with your bunkai. Thanks for your teatching. OSS!

[@attritionwarrior]

Sensei Rick Hotton is solid. He is on point.

[@gerhard6452]

Best wishes from Germany. what ever I see from you makes sense to me. It seems very logical and very usefull. Convincing karate! Great to see an to learn from it.

[@Tanja-Mayer-Ki-Training]

Hello Rick, first I want to say, that your Karate and your Vids are very good. Thank you for sharing your knowlegde! In this Vid you show the Tetsui against the lower part of the rips. I prefer the kidneys, because, if you hit them, the head of the opponent will snap back and he loses stability in his legs. What do you thing about this possibility? greetings from Tanja

[@manuelrodriguezalvarez6146]

Es muy bueno.no sólo lo que enseña.xk más o menos muchas cosas.te las dijo tú maestro.si es bueno.. pero la forma de realizar las técnicas..es un crack.oss

[@koden24]

Let your body be naturally Free🤜🏽 I like that phrase Sensei🤜🏽

[@m.jenkins8503]

Always, insightful in each of your videos. Just wondering what is source of information? Did you study under numerous Japanese masters?

[@aalb1970]

Very informative and hepful, Sensei. Thank you.

[@barryrainford1816]

Hi good and strong Sensei you must come to Germany thanks for this video

[@KaratedoTiger]

Oss, I love you to do wankan please with Bunkai.

[@edraith]

Great Master there

[@gelleofficial6603]

Wooow thanks

[@cristhianvasquezdj7203]

Thanks-

[@johnnyreis485]

Shotokan is similarity to shito ryu.

[@johnnyreis485]

It's karate family branch gojo ryu wado ryu shotokan shurin ryu.

[@blackhat6756]

wow!!!!

[@davidmcguire2970]

My sincere thanks Sensei. As usual, some youtube Ninjas disliked this video.

[@DrSilverwolf]

納得！！

[@wferguson8485]

HUM!!!

[@тыква-ь4ц]

Чотка да😀