Breath Control (Part 1) - Taekwon-Do Lesson #33

[@SkroloxPL]

Very usefull video. I didn't know that proper breathing can change so much. I can't wait for a next part.

[@marting6037]

Fantastic addition to the series; consistently clear, informative demonstrations which retain audience interest throughout. Mastering breath control should be high on new students personal training agenda but many, myself included, naively assume this fundamental building block is intuitive when clearly it is not.

[@speedy5193]

Wow, very informative video. Surprised you can talk so much about breathing and it's only part 1. Thanks!

[@Liquidcadmus]

Excellent as always and very didactic video Master Nardizzi.

[@jproud06]

Really helpful, thank you Master Nardizzi.

[@bethhutchinson7676]

Wow so cool well done donato

[@Anton_the_Vampire]

Excellent video Sir. Thank you.

[@heavymeddle28]

In my world... I trained wtf tkd 1981 - 2000. 3 different schools in 2 different countries. Sometimes your coach or trainer forget to tell you things like that. Or don't repeat it enough. Small important improvements has usually been told to me by fellow students. Can be any little detail. Or my best stretching tips came from my own dad. He was a ballet dancer.

[@thephrase22]

Very thorough explanation, thanks! Question: the bad sounds examples I understood. I do this also. Unfortunately. But could you make the right way to sound a bit more visual? I’m not sure how to do it yet. Thx a lot!

[@DonatoNardizzi]

The correct sound is white noise so the sound cannot be written down as I showed with the other sounds. The best way I can describe how to make the sound is to imagine you are blowing out a candle that is far away. That jet of air will make the correct sound. I hope this helps.

[@thephrase22]

Donato Nardizzi: I understand now. And It’s different from what I have been taught. But this makes more sense, thks!

[@UKIPpandya]

very gut.

[@menantumakawak]

Demon slayer.

[@anh-san]

Same bro. Same.

[@ritaranieri6688]

I am still working on breathing, Master.

[@DonatoNardizzi]

Great. Keep working on it. A student once asked me "Why is it important to breathe?". I answered "Because, if you don't breathe you die". Lol. Of course, we all breathe as an autonomic system. The trick is train ourselves to breathe properly and efficiently.

[@yzackalberto4581]

I'm looking for water breathing

[@anh-san]

Thunder breathing here.

[@imkxtie9892]

Still tryina locate the flame breathing

[@juanarielgomez6205]

Por favor subtítulos en Español!!!

[@DonatoNardizzi]

Me gustaría. Encontraré a alguien para traducir mis videos.

[@necron8252]

ITF?

[@DonatoNardizzi]

Yes.

[@sanjoetimothytan4227]

Why didnt they teach me this, this would have been so useful in tournaments

[@qeithwreid7745]

Totally busted with the fake mouth sounds. Better stop that LOL. White noise only from here on in, I promise.