【Karate】How to hit "Maegeri" (Front kick) from any distance【Tatsuya Naka】With various subtitles.

[@kuroobiworld]

★Turn on closed captions with 25 languages!【Subtitles】English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, French, German, Vietnamese, Russian, Indonesian, Chinese, Korean, Hindi, Persian, Arabic, Polish, Thai,Turkish, Greek, Khmer,Ukrainian, Bengali, Malay, Kazakh, Tamil, Swahili. Please enjoy the video in your native language!

[@mustafayasir2327]

شكرا على الترجمه للعربيه كل الاحترام ،thanks for translation for 💜💜💜💜💜arabic ,respect

[@EliahuDiversosAulas]

Kuro-obi world a really important class. I gonna practice like that now. I always learn and improve my karate with those videos. I admire so much this master and I hope meet him personaly. Congrats. Osu!!

[@Set2Wumbo]

Thank you so much for the captions! Still have enjoyed many of your videos without them

[@raffaeleocchiali4197]

Why Mr. Nakazawa kicks out of his shape? I mean off target.

[@crisalcantara7671]

Thank you sensei , i just started training kyokishin karate and it's important and really helpful that i learned the adjusting of posture to kick more effective, osu !

[@gornto]

Thank you. I haven't been able to attend my Karate classes for a whole year now, so finding such clear and humble explanations of techniques is a blessing.

[@osocanadiense2453]

You can practice in your own home

[@庄司知志-f7u]

蹴り自体が苦手で、基本ではやりますが組手では使ったことがなかったので 参考になりました。

[@ronski50]

Excellent points of maegiri that even an experienced kareteka wouldn't know. Would appreciate more videos on kihon and of course, thank you Nishi sensei for your fine channel.

[@saptarshimandal611]

中達也が好きです。👊🏻👍🏻🇮🇳

[@सूरज-च4ध]

🤠💗

[@武闘派のび太]

蹴りの軸足の爪先が外に開くのは、蹴り足を掴まれた時の対処に好ましくないことを学べました。学んでいる少林寺拳法では軸足の爪先が開きがちなので、参考になりました。

[@白藤純朗]

中先生の指導はわかりやすく本当に勉強になります。10年ほど前お会いした事がありますが、人柄も素晴らしい🙌🏻

[@WizardOfAtlantis]

Excellent! "Small" biomechanical lessons that make enormous differences. This was great to see. Thank you very much!

[@gregbignose3631]

Да, в натуре, охуительный удар

[@Yamaj1]

Очень полезный урок для всех спасибо Нака сенсею за знания . So helpful lesson for everyone thank you Naka sensei for knowledge .

[@leolejo4891]

Thank you Sensei for the very good explanation, "Gedanbarai" And "Maegeri" This bring back my memories when i Learn Karate(INKAI) in juniorschool until Highschool and quit because injury 20 yrs ago, but i still love it and sometimes i practice again. 🙏☺

[@zenyxx9789]

as a beginner the managing the maai by just changing the angle of my knees and ankles really widen my options, thank you for this wonderful information

[@iyado_Travel_sketchbook]

アラブヤ語でも字幕が書いて起きて本当にありがとうございました〜！

[@MrClaudionor86]

Muito bom!!! Observei essa aula e levei para meu dojo. Excelente. Naka sensei poderia postar também conceitos do Yoko geri.

[@satheeshkumar6865]

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing

[@budocity]

Un excelente video con una magnífica técnica ... ✊. Gracias por su magnífico trabajo 👍♥️👍

[@fabriciojuca7983]

Thanks, sensei. It´s a Honor to learn with your´s videos.

[@АнтонМарке]

Спасибо.Человек в теме.Редкийслучай для нэта,когда учит настоящий проффи.

[@franckrichetti2112]

Excellent, thank you

[@marcossa5270]

Parabéns Sensei Naka, excelente vídeo! Muito obrigado por compartilhar! Congratulations from Brazil!

[@anoncanada2341]

HIGH QUALITY CHANNEL ,THANK YOU FROM CANADA

[@domingocattan7428]

Excelente lo q plantea el maestro. Muy clara su explicacion y muy efectivo.

[@ezebavaro]

Thank you for this great lesson!

[@justosigaud7839]

Excelente demostración de técnica básica, fundamentada biomecanicamente. Una eminencia sensei Naka.

[@FranciscoTorres-ms3pp]

Muchas gracias por la clase. Recordé mi juventud de Karate Do

[@ぽん-j6y6j]

是非、極真空手無差別級世界3連覇の纐纈先生と中先生のコラボをお願いします

[@shellyad100]

Excellent tuition for everyone including advanced grades.Wish my knees would allow me to go back to karate..Really miss it

[@wakeupuk3860]

Very surprise to see a senior Black belt master instruct a student to follow a kickwith a punch while still balancing on one leg. When in the RAF in the 1970s my Tae Kwon Do master a South Korean ex Major who served in the South Korean special forces and when I was instructing my students stated that all punches got their power from a good solid stance. As a punch was far more powerful on making contact if it had the rigidity, locked and being anchored to the ground meant the strike was not just the fist hitting the opponent but the effect of turning the body effectively into a long pole embedded into the ground. Having been in Civil Engineering where I was taught Structural Mechanics and later as a Physics Teacher, the principles of Forces I learnt and taught very much agreed with this point. Also, when doing destruction. i.e. breaking boards and holding them for fellow students I found that ensuring I had a good stance and locking my fist, arm, shoulder, back, hips, leg and foot against the floor I was far more successful in breaking wooden boards. An exception to this, would be the case of a running and jumping fist punch, where the punch would have the energy from the run and downward direction of the punch. I would be very interested to read, especially from far more experienced and senior martial artists than me, their opinion of my thoughts. 감사합니다.

[@Yurimartins97]

Thank you! Greetings from Brazil - Rio de Janeiro

[@shouherdyaahmed7827]

wow !! pure amazing !! learn a lot about some very important little technique. Didn't know that those were very important too. And the admin of this Channel. I am very grateful to you as you have kept Bangla Subtitle for all of your video. I am from Bangladesh. And it is very easy for me to understand more clearly of your videos. I hope you will continue. My respect to Sensei Mr. Naka.

[@marcelor8187]

Fantástico legendas em português agora consigo acompanhar intender magnífico canal

[@Лакрица-ф9ь]

Сенсею очень шли усы, когда он снимался в фильме ,,черный пояс". С усами его харизма зашкаливала.

[@엄티-w7r]

Wow I never knew that not turning the lead foot had advantages. This is gold!!!

[@gabriellm90]

Este video es oro, son pequeños detalles que hacen la técnica mucho más pulida y funcional. Muchas gracias por la traducción. Saludos desde Argentina.

[@abrahammulenga_7]

That's great technique and well explanation osu!

[@showmaesas]

とても面白い授業を説明してくれてありがとうございました

[@stevenchia8487]

Very good explanation. Thank you Sensei

[@cigarnationwarriors]

Very helpful. Thank you, Sensei.

[@eduardogilabert3742]

Excelente. Gran Sensei Naka.

[@deejin25]

It's good to know there are things he doesn't know. If your front kick is grabbed and your support toes are pointed out slightly, you can retract your leg in a SIDEKICK chamber by CONTINUING THE OUTWARD ROTATION. Then you simply reply with a sidekick. I've seen it done over and over, it supplies a pretty concussive shock. It is more of a Korean technique so old school JKA guys will immediately mentally tune out when seeing it or hearing where it came from. But in the world of flesh and blood, of hitting and getting hit it works, it works, it works, it works. Bonus, when fighters who's kicks get grabbed and they have a good ability to rotate their support leg outwards and pivot their hips as in side kick, I've seen (multiple times) fighters do the pivot simply jump spinning back kick! For my Japanese friends don't just reject it because you heard it from an American and because it's a Korean technique. Humanity is one family, we do better if we look for knowledge in the world.

[@ramonsanchez1953]

Merci infiniment pour tant de partages. Pour tant d'intelligence !. .et de générosité !. MERCI D'AVOIR TRADUIT EN FRANÇAIS !!!!!!!!!. A quand mawashi geri....ura mawashi geri.....Yoko geri?.😇🤗. Avec gratitude . Et admiration. Ramon

[@Vekren]

I notice the planted foot of the Maegeri does not pivot/twist much and stays solid. I see many other Blackbelts from other parts of the world they pivot the planted foot to open the hips but I will copy this version as it looks stronger.

[@edsonferreimradasilvaferre946]

Ótima aula, fico agradecido pela postagem do vídeo. Oss

[@mustafayasir2327]

شكرا لكم ،هل هناك حلقه عن طريقه التنفس اثناء القتال واثناء الركل

[@stevensprous8662]

中先生は私を驚かせ続けます Oss!! 🇺🇾🙇🏻‍♂️🙌

[@Jari1973]

Finnish subtitles are missing :) (joke) .. Very great video .. It would be great to get these from other basic techniques as well.

[@pedrovasquez6023]

Ahora si elevo la pierna al lanzar la patada la 🦵trasera o siendo más exacta girar el talón de pie de apoyo es bueno eso hacerlo? No si me expresado lo suficientemente bien para expresar mi idea! Gracias

[@carlosandres1989]

al parecer no, ya que en el video muestrasn varias veces que no es bueno gurar el talon al hacer una patada frontal, aunque que yo sepa si se tiene que girar al hacer una patada lateral

[@meshackwachiuri566]

I have learned something I didn't expect. Oss! MasterTatsuya form KG

[@barsbelek7126]

Thanks for the Turkish translation.

[@protector63]

Very good. Thank you- domo arigato. 🙇‍♂️

[@jannafilla7400]

Sehr gut. Viele neue Kleinigkeiten,die es effektiver machen. Danke. 👍

[@adamdmi5752]

Fantastic part. more that kind of knowledge please. :)

[@grandkaiaki]

To an experienced martial arts practician, your leg set in that distance may alert them of what is coming. In taekwondo we are taught front kick different from this because our kicks are not supposed to be predicted by the opponent.

[@fathihamouda9336]

ما فائدة التدريب علي حركه مرفوضه في الكموتيه ولو نفذت يحصل منفذها علي انزار ويمكن ان ينهزم بسببها أل وهيه الماي جيري

[@dtw4326]

Beautiful waza kihon appreciated 👊🏼😎

[@adnandkarate6578]

Osu Sensei thank you for your video

[@josephmalone253]

I like these ideas and will train with them in mind. Domo arigato.

[@pedroantoniogarciagutierrez]

Muy buen video y muy buenas explicaciones de las técnicas. Gracias.

[@sakurabaLP]

THIS IS AWESOME! THANK YOU, SENSEI! OSS!

[@Lexinvicta]

Brilliant Sensei!!

[@やっちゃんやっちゃん-f4b]

私は3種類の空手流派を同時に 学んでいますが、どの流派にも 使えます。

[@vicentegonzalez5070]

Excelente explicación Shihan!

[@skmofficial]

Oss Nice waza Maya keri Naka Sensei

[@edwinalonsoarango7524]

Agradezco la enseñanza sensei. Ossu!!

[@Takacs_Peter]

Thank You very much! 押忍

[@billzuber4042]

Great video!

[@ifstrongwear]

Thank you Sensei!

[@ZenvoGlob]

Excellent 👊

[@diegocordeirol2718]

Oss! Obrigado Sensei

[@ismaelnin8960]

gracias 👍🏼saludos desde Uruguay

[@MartialArtsGamer]

Do more of these, it’s nice to see fighting techniques

[@danielmartins7788]

Obrigado, ótimo vídeo, Daniel Brasil 🇧🇷

[@zommellemmoz3999]

Stand zen- kutsu with your knee against a plastic chair or a few inches distance depending on how supple you are. Then kick mae geri without hitting the seat area with the foot or pushing the chair by moving the knee....if you do the chair will move. Place the kicking leg back. When you are OK with this then kick and step over the seat area. This will learn you to kick keeping your base leg still and moving moving forwards for a follow up technique. You will learn and improve quickly....hitting your shin or foot against the chair is painful. Same with mawashi geri just now use the back rest and kick over it👍

[@vitordiniz75]

Muito bom! Oss

[@metinozbirdervis]

Thank you sensei

[@berylrosenberg704]

Excellent breakdown of technique! is this the same for front snap and front thrust kick? So hips need to be squared and not angled either during launch or firing of kick. This so kick can be retracted strongly and not deflected if caught?

[@lalchungnungaralte9104]

yes

[@oldschoolkarate-5o]

great demo 💪🏽🥸👍🏽

[@장선익-c9p]

가까이만 있으면 나카 타츠야 선생한테 가라데 배워보고 싶네요.

[@marcosyoshiakiibuki5131]

Impressive! Thanks!!

[@widsonbcadet5630]

Très instructif!

[@22121973ful]

Magnifica spiegazione, grazie

[@nachtmahr6354]

Excelente aula!!!!!!

[@kobe51]

This is great instruction 👍

[@ericpetteway3841]

8 minutes of info, but worth 20 years of experience

[@marcelor8187]

Fantastic

[@Prekjob]

Sehr gut erklärt!

[@alessandrocampos3835]

Muito boa as explicacoes ossu

[@الهيبةابوبكر]

وااووو روعه مذهل سوكوي 🌺🇮🇶🌺

[@Dai6969]

Arigato Naka Sensei!, could you do a class like this about Mawashi Geri? Oss

[@datsukdima1974]

Круто,спасибо, я и не знал такие нюансы.👍

[@giocellofamily2676]

Very good

[@4ppol0]

Arigatou master oss

[@hugotorres8458]

Muchas gracias.

[@MatyGonzalez27]

Subarashiiiii 🙇🏻‍♂️

[@hoangly6325]

Thank you very much

[@MdAhmed-hz3bz]

Thank you master

[@nikkoigawa8057]

C'est une technique un peu contractée au niveau de la cuisse "sur le vidéo".?Tous les coups de pieds doivent être décontractés 👈👍pour être éfficaces , c'est comme le départ d'une course de 100. mètre. ...pensez-y.NB.

[@halimwibowo1500]

Tq Sensei Tatsuya Naka . Oss

[@vvlogs4Uofficial]

Good 👍👏🙏👌🌹

[@John-ob7dh]

From many kumite sessions I did over 8 years ,I found my most effective way to do mae geri was i used to do a small hop with my non kicking leg as I thrust my kicking leg forward.Dont know why but it seemed to protect my curled back toes on impact.

[@briankeiththomas15]

That's an extra movement though. The idea is to execute maximum power with minimal movement in the first place. That extra step you take could mean the difference between an effective technique and a big mistake.

[@ANNA-ll1ru]

なるほどー😮