Karate Sensei RECREATES Miyagi Do Kata from Cobra Kai Season 2

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Name: Yusuke Nagano
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[@KarateDojowaKu]

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[@OfficialARMY4ever]

But, this isn't shotokan karate right? Do u know other styles too?

[@KarateDojowaKu]

@@OfficialARMY4ever this online class is Shotokan!

[@OfficialARMY4ever]

@@KarateDojowaKu No,I meant the video isn't cobra kai goju-ryu do u know that too?

[@petermavrakis8953]

The kata you did in our wado ryu karate dojo is known as kushanku the kata is the same but the movements are different When we block we block higher and we do it slower in the first phases also we dont turn like that .

[@othomas1825]

@@OfficialARMY4ever yes is goyu ryu you can see the arm in hikite a little diferent in some things

[@JCtheMusicMan_]

Best demonstration ever! You can HEAR the intensity and power in the lightening-fast movements. No sound effects needed 😎

[@Leonhart306]

Bruh... You haven't seen the best yet. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGa0dHuQeb1-o6M kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJzPXoaVg7Zrp6cm33s

[@Godzillaforlyfe2]

@@Leonhart306 kid you got a like from the channel owner?

[@Leonhart306]

@@Godzillaforlyfe2 what does getting a like from the channel owner have to with anything, princess?

[@JCtheMusicMan_]

@@Leonhart306 I suppose I could have said, one of the best demonstrations I have seen 😅 awesome video

[@Leonhart306]

@@JCtheMusicMan_ More like, simply, “That was a nice demonstration. 👏”

[@notevenalex]

The way the camera moves when he changes directions 😭 i find it cute cuz I'm thinking it as a camera stand hopping lmao

[@Godzillaforlyfe2]

Of course you find it cute while crying and laughing your ass off.

[@renato7184]

@@Godzillaforlyfe2 chill bro.

[@rev.paull.vasquez4001]

It may be just me, but the execution of your kata after your Okinawa trip (and sufficient time to absorb the things you learned and saw there) is a quantum level higher than before. You really are starting to resemble that awesome, powerful middle aged guy who impressed the socks off me. It’s a shocking level of improvement for a black belt level practitioner. Omedetou!

[@Xanthan4711]

Great performance! I even noticed a mistake that I have been doing ever since I was taught this kata many years ago. Somehow in my school it became common to teach the turn that is prior to the Nidan Geri to end at 45 degree angle off the prior line rather than straight. Me and my class mates did it this way for years.

[@prvtthd401]

Well, I don't know if you could say you were wrong. Not all kata are performed and teached the same.

[@ericdietz2605]

Interesting. I have never seen it this way. What style do you practice?

[@rcbmmines4579]

Kanku Dai is my favorite Kata (also Shotokan) so I remember instantly recognizing Kusanku in Cobra Kai. Also found it weird how they combined it with some Seienchin though but I guess that's the Kata they introduced in Karate Kid 3 as the Miyagi Do Kata. You'll see more Kata in Cobra Kai S3 when they go to Okinawa. I think I noticed a bit of Sanchin or Suparinpei performed by SPOILER Chozen SPOILER.

[@yannym4605]

I've been hoping for something like this. Thank you Sensei

[@FortniteDad39]

I love the way the camera pans around so one can see all angles of each technique!

[@Xamry]

Thanks for showing us! It’s great seeing this outside a movie setting. Raw footage can’t be beat. One can even feel the intensity.

[@szthd6]

Very good man!!

[@DesireProspers]

probably the most badass dude on KZbin

[@SyrNarcissus]

#FACTS Nagano Sensei is AMAZING. He is sooo chill with his skills. he is so laid back. I wish I was like that. I'm working on it though.

[@djklink20009]

Your speed is amazing, I don't see many western move that swift and precise.

[@betif00]

This Shotokan's kata is what I learned almost 20 years ago. I'm from Canada. Our school went through different styles, it was public so any private school were invited over the years. I am fairly sure our education was a combination of Shotokan and Shorin-Ryu.

[@user-ct1mi1dl1x]

Cool work sir thank you very much 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@chun_8070]

Kanku dai is one of my favorite kata (to watch), so this was a very welcomed performance lol Keep up the awesome work! Oss

[@jackgiven8831]

That's an awesome kata

[@dansdojo6869]

love this

[@kayokayo7917]

I love the bullet time matrix effect.

[@feanarocyriatan]

I finally found a good Tutorial video for Kanku Dai, this kata has been a pain for me for years. ありがとうございます、ゆうすけ先生

[@tristiandang6236]

I have school at the time this premieres😭

[@Adam_Neeworth]

Guess this will be my birthday present!

[@Shindai]

"As expected from a sensei" :3

[@jacobdean4833]

I can't wait for you to get to season 3.

[@JeromeProductions]

Powerful work!

[@RSProduxx]

You know, I haven´t watched your lessons yet, just seen the few scenes you were showing during your reactions... And I am really impressed by the power in your movements... I mean, you can hear the force behind them, something I am not too much used to from the dojos I´ve been in... But I guess in Japan it still means alot to get to black belt... Also, since we´re here talking about for a moment: I really like your mindset. Ever thought about giving deescalation courses at schools? Would maybe make the world a little better... And I´ll certainly have a deeper look into your channel, after I finished this series :)

[@jasons4948]

I can hear the snaps, Sensei said to me I don't hear the snap

[@_oriTech_]

I Like the way u are thowing the punches in this kata, just Amazing. Best regards From germany

[@prvtthd401]

One of my favorites because it resembles Pinan/Heian the most 😂

[@nikkotrinidad6571]

In Shito ryu it’s kosokun dai. Rika Usami performing that kata is awesome.

[@damienwarlock]

Perfect form. This is what real Shotokan looks like. That was amazing.

[@FodorPupil]

Awesome, thank you!

[@ericdietz2605]

Love watching your Shotokan. I practice Shito-Ryu and appreciate the contrast. Awesome, deep stances.

[@mattandjackwonderpotion]

Awesomeness 🥋

[@tbuksuperfly]

It's always interesting to me to see the subtle differences in movement and timing even though we practice the same style. E.g. In the opening movement, we don't move our head up as you did, only our eyes. Our movement is a little slower on that as well. The next two high shutos are 1 count for us, so are both done very quickly. Tonnes of little differences here and there :)

[@avationmusic]

Yes I also noticed these! Same goes for the cross block right before the Nidan Geri. He spun and then performed the block. We perform the block whilst spinning. We also put much more emphasis on the downwards jump. My apologies for butchering any terms/names. I recently started training again after many years off so I’m a bit rusty.

[@obvioussensei]

They do not do Japanese versions of the Kata in Cobra Kai. The Kusanku showcased is Kusanku Dai from Shorin Ryu Chibana lineage. Also they do Passai Dai as well as parts of Naihanchi...all from Shorin Ryu Karate in the Cobra Kai series while training Miyagi Do.

[@OllinXiucoatl]

Well done sir, naturally you make the kata look better than your “Cobra Kai” counterparts.

[@shihabchowdhury2348]

Love this video🥰

[@SRTzone]

Great job, nice hip movement and synchronization of the upper and lower body. I noticed on your Mai Geri kicks, they are not centered and favor the outside of your frame rather than kicking through center, is this for a particular reason? Enjoyed the video. Rei.

[@Sh1ftyeditz]

I am a brown belt in shoto Khan and I have done that kata before and it is very difficult so props to u

[@OfficialARMY4ever]

Omg thanks I needed this kata

[@diogenesstudent5585]

Crisp.

[@linimbram1609]

For me a person that doing kata is really cool.

[@captainbeaver_man903]

Kushanku is my favorite kata!

[@jamieo2147]

Ku shanku is my least favourite kata 🤣 It has so many elements of other kata in it that I keep slipping into the wrong one halfway through

[@captainbeaver_man903]

@@jamieo2147 I can understand that. Naihanchi kata have many similar moves, and the opening block punch sequence after the first suto uke are very similar to that in bassai.

[@momsworld5024]

Wow..that is a long form! But excellent!

[@jukkahuuskonen]

Loved the bullet time effect :)

[@renato7184]

Great kata comrade!

[@fracturesouverte6513]

😎 very impressive Bravo Sensei your level and your power its real deal.

[@davidrochac1349]

I've always wondered the name of this kata in karate. My style calls it kong sang kun dae. It's more chinese influenced though in terms of how some of the back fists are thrown but essentially the same movements.

[@anthonyellis897]

Would love for you to react to some of the first mighty morphine power rangers fight scenes and Tommy's kata's as well. The old shows didn't have any stunt doubles. They did their own fight scenes against putties unmorphed all the time and the way they fight was incredible, very underrated as well.

[@war_zgtr2775]

excelente sensei 🥋

[@RRUBR]

I hope i can learn this as fast as i can with hardwork, I don't have dojo to join but i wish i could so I'm just practicing some easy kicks and punches at home myself🥋

[@daninspiration4064]

Love the hips, that's where the power comes from.

[@c.y.997]

Great! We used to do the Wado Kai version (if there is such a thing) and interesting to see the classic shotokan kata

[@rafiqmuhamad8251]

Although it has been 30 years since my last karate, I still remember vividly about this kata. But this kata is known as "one big watermelon, cut into 2. You got half and you got half". This is reflected by how the kata started with one big round of hand like a big watermelon, and then cut into 2 😀

[@diegolatorre6793]

Damn, you're good.

[@saptarshimandal611]

私はサプタルシマンダルです。かんくだいかたがすきです。どうもありがとうございます柚須毛先生。そして、私はインド人です、コルカタにすんでいます。

[@cemalgumus25]

It looks so powerfull

[@trieutran7614]

Very beautiful Sensei 😁

[@phillipmarlowe0525]

Can you please do a video explaining the difference between Shotokan and Shotokai?

[@KarateDojowaKu]

Shotokai is within Shotokan

[@carriesmith742]

After Cobra Kai you should check out Daredevil and Iron Fist on Netflix. Although a lot is based on Chinese style martial arts there are some samurai fights. 😊

[@GeneralFaliure]

I practice Shito Ryu, where it's called Kosakun Dai. Some moves and stances are a bit different, but it's comparable.

[@meggi8048]

i can feel the air of the fists in my face just by watching this

[@dracopalidine]

That was always my favorite kata to do for tournaments and demonstrations. There are definitely some differences in yours from Isshin Ryu but it's mostly the same. Do you know Seiuchin kata that Daniel does in the movies? He doesn't do it very well.

[@brianlee84yearsago68]

He’s like Mr. Miyagi’s grandson

[@marcsera1434]

Too bad u didn't cover "Seienchin" the second half of Sam's and Robby's kata. It's actually a fusion of Kushanku and Seiyunchin, or in our style "seienchin". Would be great if you could do that as well. Or maybe try to fuse them in the ending, like in the series. Did you ever created a kata? Maybe a application u could actually do in circles. I have a million ideas, but a Seienchin video would be a great start. 😊

[@elyorch3212]

hello sensei I am a karate practitioner my self and I couldnt held to notice that your age uke is a little bit off it is supposed to go strait to your body and you are kind of doing it a bit to the side, and another recomendation I can give is that the shuto uke is also a little bit far away from your body. Kind observation, constructive critic.

[@loki200]

I love the dojo, verry clean and simple, have you already made a video about wabi and sabi? I would love it.

[@yumieke]

The longest kata, I find it really challenging

[@Kyle7K]

The real deal seems so much more bad ass than the theatrical version. I wish I had the means in my area growing up to keep training.

[@Coach_Ced_7]

My favorite kata in shotokan

[@manjolaserifi5694]

In my karate style (Go-Can-Ray) i have a variation of this kata

[@spanishlarc31]

What an amazing kata.

[@j_ravioli6154]

While not my style, this reminds me of a kata that another sensei of mine knew I believe his style was known as isshin ryu or something like that. I've never seen it spelled, just said out loud and they were all American so I'm not sure on pronunciation. Is the part around 1:35 like hiding in tall grass? That's how that sensei explained it to me. Just curious. Love your content!

[@indroj]

look eye, always look eye.

[@willygw66]

Hi. I enjoyed watching your kata. Out of curiosity, can you show us Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio) kata moves from the movie please? Only what Daniel knows from the movie. The movie shows bits and pieces. Thank you.

[@johnrussell5715]

Really nice sensei!

[@wyldeme]

I train in Shito-ryu and Shukokai. I have noticed that most of the times we use neko ashi dachi in kata, Shotokan use kokutsu dachi. Is that the same in every kata?

[@arcbueno1]

I pratice Shotokan and i believe that there are katas that uses neko ashi, like gojushiho sho, but i'm just a 2nd kyu, maybe someone else can confirm that

[@ZeRo_deez]

i knew it was kankudai cuz we training on it those days

[@theris117]

1.) Most of us hate the public restroom stalls having the gaps. 2.) Corn nuts are an abomination 3.) Most Americans fail at communicating with one another, and it leads to a lot of fights. (Though, most verbal)

[@Tamales21]

Do a video on the katas of the latest season

[@Boomforce]

The stomping of the feet is the only thing I dislike about Shotokan. I understand its purpose but I just prefer Wado Ruy.

[@lernovashaemoor2022]

I don't know anything about martial arts, but you seem to move faster and more crisply than the actors.

[@Harry_CatEditz229]

0:55 isnt that a part from the kata heian nidan?

[@Ragesauce]

You shoulda added karate kid music while u were doing the kata.

[@devorahacts]

This one found it's way into Tae Kwon Do, too. I did it when I was 13.

[@kevionrogers2605]

Taekwondo is a derivative of shotokan.

[@trinidad510]

Are those snapping noises being made by his gi when he moves, or is that sound made from his actual movement itself?

[@cool_sword2037]

Hey Waku, do you think you could try learning my style of karate, Renbukan? I’d like to see your thoughts on it.

[@jimmybuttons7125]

Love what your doing.I can help you further what you do; I promise this will be great. Most of your viewers would not know this movie/ franchise. The movie is still something that all here would love and be happy that you found it. Here it is.The movie "Best of the Best 2". Eric Roberts is the main star but a good number of actors you can find in other things. The joke is that when it came out nobody had heard of Best the best. This is weird but once you see Best of the best 2, you will love best of the best 1. Please see this movie and review it. The real star is the character "Tommy. I promise this will be good for you and all of us.Pleaee take a look; you will love these films and the fighting..and the one liners!

[@rgsaxo]

Dae han was solid

[@floydhill9265]

I feel silly. I've watched Best of the Best probably 1000 times, and I had no idea there was a sequel. 😕

[@jimmybuttons7125]

@@floydhill9265 I watched them backwards but you just can't beat the one liners,Wayne Newton the ref/announcer in the underground fighting ring, the big German from Gladiator plays Brakus the bad guy.

[@jimmybuttons7125]

@@floydhill9265 And Travis fr the first film!

[@jimmybuttons7125]

@@rgsaxo Yes; one of my favorites.

[@kdefensemartialarts8097]

👍

[@robertvess1334]

That looks very much like a kata from Shotokan Karate

[@jrnav8490]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Icewolf81]

Nicely done. I tried it twice, among the „better“ Karatekas(all 1st Dan), good Kata but (at least now) to difficult for me. 😅

[@hyperguyver2]

Then keep trying, keep failing and keep learning. Karate is all about self-perfection. You got this

[@Icewolf81]

@@hyperguyver2 Thanks. Yes i will do it. 🤞🏻👍🏻

[@mrmachinehead8059]

I find it insane how snappy your movements are. I can't even imagine moving like that myself...Or taking a hit from you. Haha. Can't wait for more Cobra Kai!

[@hyperguyver2]

The snap of the movement comes with practice and precision. Especially when you've done a kata hundreds to thousands of times. 90% of that snap also comes from the heavy cloth of the gi so it makes it look and sound far more impressive than it really is. All kata is built on the foundation of movement economy to maximize power while minimizing the amount of movement you actually need to execute the technique, it's why you don't see big wind-ups for anything. So yes, you CAN do it, just like anything else in life you can do anything if you apply yourself

[@mrmachinehead8059]

@@hyperguyver2 Thanks for your reply! Interesting stuff. :)

[@jamescoward110]

Wait! Did you say you were going to do a Bankai?😲

[@hyperguyver2]

Bankai is an important part of learning Karate. Bankai is the analysis and breaking down of a kata and it's movements to learn and understand the deeper meanings as well as to improve your maai (timing) , ritsudo (rhythm), and nagare (fluidity). In Shuri-Ryu we have two forms of bankai, bankai and oyo bankai, which are further expanded upon in the form of a written, spoken and application demonstration during your black belt exam

[@blxxdrxse3157]

This was mr miyagi when he was young.

[@NinjaPandallnight]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@coachcoach1977]

Curious about thoughts on kata. Kata is a pre-arranged fight simulation. When I see kata performed, without looking before changing direction, I wonder about safety procedures for a real fight. One cannot just blindly turn and throw a technique without knowing who will be receiving it. Any thoughts and insights would be appreciated.

[@meedy8206]

I just wanna know how the camera is moving like that😂

[@elchichosantana6410]

Can I still learn Martial Arts at the age of 45? I am still active in endurance sports like Marathon Running and Biking.

[@fabulousboii5551]

Can you di chatanyara kushanku?