Game-Changing KUMITE STRATEGY [Sparring Tip]

[@KaratePlaybook]

Have you ever noticed this '3 Second Rule'? Let me know your thoughts below👇

[@ChannaSiriwardhane]

Never

[@KaratePlaybook]

It's something that a lot of people never realize. Check it out and let me know what you think 👍

[@RipenedKarma]

lmao so...I just started a karate class 2 weeks ago. I’m kind of a beginner at sparring (i’m 34 but i haven’t practiced karate since i was 8) but after watching your video, i started counting 3 seconds in my head when sparring with a (adult) student, and sure enough... they always move in at 3 seconds and i always step back right at 3 second and instantly move back in for a 1-2 combo and i always get them it’s so funny!

[@KaratePlaybook]

It's almost like cheating isn't it?! Haha. Glad it was helpful. Happy Training!

[@Docinaplane]

I like the boxing adage for when you are in striking range. Stick or move. Not that I always remember it :-)

[@KaratePlaybook]

Agreed. No sense in taking turns exchanging blows with them

[@douternietoe]

Nice channel! It's fun to recognise some fighters of the used clips. Belgium :)

[@KaratePlaybook]

Thijs Douterloigne Thank you. That's always cool to see someone you know. Do you train in Belgium?

[@douternietoe]

www.mushin.be. Site of the dojo where I train.

[@KaratePlaybook]

Nice! I have only been to Belgium once to train with Junior Lefevre and Alex Biamonti in Leige. Loved the time I spent there though. Hoping to visit Belgium again next time I am in Europe.

[@alessandrocampiello7476]

Very clear and useful. 👍

[@JoseFernandez-gi7cv]

Great video. It makes you think about changing the rhythm. Even a fake can disrupt your opponent just for a second. 👍🏻

[@bassamkamal851]

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[@lamarnorth9859]

I love this just make is easy to teach timing

[@PixiesChannel12345]

Nice video friend, I just pressed the big red button and also rung the bell.

[@nickintgroen6668]

Pixies Channel Awesome, thank you for joining the team! Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions.

[@xrizaq]

great video, keep more coming, I would love to know some strategy of working with the corner of the ring, as well as some strategies for passive countering opponents

[@MichaelSshhh]

I have a competition on saturday, hope this gonna be a cheatcode!

[@jonahakivahbenavraham]

Nice

[@ViajanteInveterado]

nice tip!!

[@KaratePlaybook]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching. 💥👊

[@giftedpeople8238]

thanks

[@davidthompson3309]

Hello, can i ask a question

[@dontreadmyprofilepicture4048]

Do u think its a good idea for me to use it in full contact fights?

[@KaratePlaybook]

I find that it applies to most striking arts. Of course there are exceptions but they are usually because of the other persons fighting style. Such as someone who is extremely aggressive or a really patient counter fighter.

[@vijaybansod186]

This is for moving.

[@itsyoboi9914]

Yeah Limura is scary...

[@Ironpants57]

Gotta say, this rule is game breaking for any person vs person. Heck, try analyzing game play footage. You'll see most will do an action at 2 to 4 seconds. "One-one thousand Two-one thousand ..." Count and analyze.

[@Ironpants57]

Yes, I'm talking about games. Video games or any tactile sport.

[@deusfurthevanderer287]

Sorry for my question, my english Is not really good! The 3sec rule Is to give a strike not less then every 3 sec?

[@KaratePlaybook]

You don't have to actually strike every 3 sec. I would suggest to move, change angles, change distance, fake, or something else every few seconds.

[@deusfurthevanderer287]

@@KaratePlaybook ok! Tks :)

[@KaratePlaybook]

Also you never have to apologize for any questions, I'm always excited to help out in any way possible.

[@deusfurthevanderer287]

@@KaratePlaybook tks a lot!

[@vijaybansod186]

You need to trick people.

[@slimneek5077]

am i the only one who notices his eyes are just too focused on one spot is like your blind

[@Ant1quedoll]

well he’s focused on the camera

[@HardHardMaster]

Stop hopping