Hiza Geri. Kyokushin Knee tutorial. Karate for MMA. Episode 13.

[@superdkls]

Thank you for the great vid! Simple execution, clear demonstration, with a couple variations. Might be interesting to see on pads or bag.

[@NeroMMA]

Thanks for the support bro 👊👊 glad you Enjoyed it!

[@InTheBleakMidwinter]

Great move for a knockout, I think the set ups are a great compliment to the technical aspects of the move

[@NeroMMA]

Thank you bro, i'll try to add those in the future!

[@user-ob3gy3zo6y]

Great video, I’ve done Muaythai in the past but after seeing some of the karate videos just folding people with knees I wanted to check out what it’s all about. I’ll definitely incorporate some of the drills, thank you

[@Saiarts_yt]

Osu! Great video! Going back to my basics actually and great video as usual. Miyamoto Musashi said "from one thing know ten thousand things." During the times of uncertainty, retraining myself in protecting myself and for others. Otherwise I prioritize to flight the situation, currently training how to do parkour. Otherwise let's keep each other informed. Osu!

[@pietro4618]

One of my favourite technique when i clinch using the gi. Osu from Italy

[@NeroMMA]

OSU 🥋👊

[@dalroache]

Osu

[@Leprutz]

I so need to practice kiokushinkai again. Best karate style ever.

[@NeroMMA]

Osu!

[@lrar1027]

i think no style is the best

[@davids.7052]

Good video. I especially like the attention to detail, such as, the foot of the striking leg pushes off or the placement of the bottom portion of the leg to make the knee sharper, etc. Also, mixing in live action video footage to show your point was very effective.

[@NeroMMA]

Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed the video 👊🙏

[@bryanooi8815]

Good! I love the details you portrait in the video

[@NeroMMA]

Thank you!

[@melvintate8186]

Good work and I will keep watching !!

[@NeroMMA]

Thank you!

[@rabihibreek965]

Adding the last 3 setups to my technique. Very helpful Osu

[@NeroMMA]

Osu!👊👊

[@elebeapu]

Very good video! Thank you! I practice shotokan karate, and need to get a better hiza Geri. This helps a lot!

[@NeroMMA]

Happy to hear that!🙏👊

[@dalroache]

Awesome tutorial

[@NeroMMA]

Thank you! Appreciate it 👊💪

[@HayashiCatholic]

Great video.

[@NeroMMA]

Thank you!

[@dusk4092]

Thank you very much

[@belitabraci2718]

Hey Nermin it's me Jack from instagram just gotta say amazing tutorial on the hiza geri and keep up the good work and also can you make videos on some kyokushin combos more i love them i appereciate it and have a nice day Nermin✌🏼👊🏼

[@NeroMMA]

Thanks Jack! Appreciate all the support 👊

[@fabioromagnoli1260]

Cool video Nermin! Thankyou!!!

[@NeroMMA]

Thanks bro!!

[@EmperorSkelletor]

Thank you for the video! I am actually getting ready to join shinkyokushin (Kenji Midori). Do you happen to know if there any major differences in learning techniques like these between the other organizations? IKO1, 2, etc?

[@NeroMMA]

Thats great! I honestly dont know! Each dojo might have their own take on things!

[@reches1029]

En Japón esta shotokan Nada mas

[@ratkotomic2747]

Grym är du broder, fortsätt!

[@NeroMMA]

Du e min nr One supporter bror. Bästa

[@anbernicguy]

I practice Kyokushin, but im against this kind of kumite. Standing near each other, trading blows without covering the head.

[@karitamosiba7500]

Thanks

[@NeroMMA]

Thank you!

[@unknowninfinium4353]

Is this good for 5 second knockouts? ;)

[@NeroMMA]

Try for yourself👊👊

[@FredericoPagotto]

great ! oss..

[@NeroMMA]

OSU 🥋👊 thank you!

[@reches1029]

Kyokushin origen coreano

[@HayashiCatholic]

Kyokushin tiene un origen mayoritario en Gojuryu y shotokan, pero Oyama recogió algunas ideas de patadas de tkd, pero en la práctica ni siquiera se utilizan. Dado que el Kyokushin continúa manteniendo contacto con el suelo durante las patadas.

[@reches1029]

@@HayashiCatholic solo entrene taekwondo coreano MMA 🇯🇵

[@Ganymede79]

Cool video 👍👍👍bro ! Osu 🥋👊

[@NeroMMA]

Osu brother!

[@felixhaettel6687]

Is there any reason to knees in kyokushin karate, it feels a bit out of place to have it in a martial arts like this. For example Muay Thai has knees since it was based on using the whole body.

[@NeroMMA]

Well, the reason is because they are effective. The same reason Muay thai has knees, you Know?

[@felixhaettel6687]

@@NeroMMA sure, but then why don't all martial arts have knees, I'm not saying it's wrong just wanted to know if there was som history to it.

[@atvanael]

Karate is based on striking with all parts of the body too - it (traditionally) has more different kinds of strikes than Muay Thai does, even if most of them are against the rules in most competitive karate formats. That’s the main reason why not all martial arts have knee strikes - because it’s against the rules they like to play by. The same reason there are no kicks or takedowns in boxing, and no punching in judo.

[@rodzilla7180]

Good work! Clear, accurate presentation. I will share this! Osu

[@thehitman06]

This karate style is full of muay thai moves

[@NeroMMA]

Its full of karate moves. They actually differ a lot.

[@thehitman06]

@Spectre Owl No coach claims but that's clearly visible, karatekas can't admit that they are stealing muay thai moves and incorporate them in their style, then they call it what ever kyokushuin, oyama...etc

[@haikazumadesu36]

Knee strikes also exist in Kung Fu, Krav Maga, Silat, etc. Did they also steal it from Muay Thai?

[@mountaincrab212WWW]

Ngl my paranoid self wouldve swung once she started chanting

[@ashemleibakngambamoirangch5416]

Oss

[@NeroMMA]

OSU 👊🥋

[@misreesarguro727]

Osu

[@NeroMMA]

OSU 👊🥋