Kakie - The Push Hands of Okinawan Karate

[@12qw243]

This is great, it will really help former jeet kune do training connect to current ashihara karate

[@gojuspencer]

Awesome! & thank you! Im going to make one on kakete & some other sensitivity training exercises in goju ryu soon!

[@randeldavisredforestchines7752]

Nice work sir !!!❤❤❤🎉

[@gojuspencer]

Thanks so much! We’ll get this figured out!

[@smjmartialarts1438]

This is a GREAT video with some invaluable information. Excellent presentation thank you so very much !!!

[@gojuspencer]

I really appreciate the kind words & encouragement! Thanks a ton!

[@groovenugget]

So glad you are sharing on this platform 🙏😁👏

[@gojuspencer]

Thank you for the kind words & encouragement

[@BradYaeger]

In my day we called these "sensitivity drills", maybe they still are called that I don't know . But in my opinion based on maaaany years of training , if you don't have versions of them in your training, no matter what style you prefer , you won't be able to apply your art spontaneously . Even if you just make up your own . If you think about it we only have so many points of reference when it comes to physical contact . For example if you take just hands and arms , one guy extends an arm, the other guy extends one in response , they are going to make contact in very limited possible combinations and by doing this type of drill you aren't going to be lost .You'll have a drill for each individual possibility . You'll have made that contact, and responded by feel thousands and thousands of times before . Compared to practicing a full technique or waza(?) MAYBE a few hundreds of time without any improvisation . That why you can learn these drills from a style that may seem entirely different from your own but if you start doing them you'll adapt them very very easily because they'll make sense . (Oops just saw in the description it says "sensitivity" as well. I'm distracted by the Chiefs/Bills game!)

[@gojuspencer]

Absolutely! I mean, that was really a part of testing people back in the day. They may SAY they practice XYZ but proof is really in the pudding. You gotta see if they have it or not!

[@IronMantisMartialArts]

Nice work. Very similar to what we do. Thanks for sharing.

[@chejagger1]

Thanks for sharing

[@Aniontedone]

Wing chun inside lop da Gum soa ( pinning hand) Asking hand (lead hand) Wu soa hand in the back (guard hand) Tan (palm up block) with shifting stance ( chor ma) Wu da ( guard hand trap and punch) Huen soa Wu soa trap( circling hand and guard hand). Jut da ( jerk hand strike) Double palm strike ( poi pi juern) Threading motion under the elbow to come back to center ( beau jee soa) Gum soa ( pinning hand and striking open hand chop ( fac soa) Koshi-waza hip throw from judo Seoi Nage shoulder throw Asi-waza (foot/leg technique)