Karate Stance

[@belikewater2413]

Huge appreciation for you work gentlemen. It’s brave to be so progressive and not stick to tradition ‘just because’. OSU

[@mariustresorus942]

Best stance for quick ko combat. I was using it to do muay thaï and it worked fine. Plus if you take a low kick it’s not a big deal thanks to the form of the front leg. Forget to mention, I come from hung gar kung fu, the style which is very like karate.

[@MachidaAcademy]

Good stuff!!

[@ItsViolettl]

@@lucasmatheus1853raise your leg so it hits your knee

[@lenora3825]

Vídeo completinho, gostei. Oss!

[@manuellujan666]

Glad to see my technique is still solid after 30 years

[@bengardner9011]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@TheMindofRobert]

Very cool, stuff. I’ve been doing mostly boxing and Muay Thai for my striking art. But I’m really getting into this style of fighting. Think I prefer it. 🥋

[@carlosllanos4689]

Very good video. After practicing with a more bladed stance for 10 years. I discovered that it doesn’t work for me (I’m a thicker guy). Switched to a more square stance (not too squared) and my kumite changed for the better.

[@MachidaAcademy]

Thanks for sharing!

[@penjejakangin6236]

thanks you..i will change my fighting style

[@milamotik3236]

Fundamental. Arigatou Sensei Chinzo

[@AndreaStoppa72]

Well explained Sensei (as usual)

[@MachidaAcademy]

Thanks again!

[@Gauntlets]

It's been 18+ years since I done shotokan. But... I'm almost incline 2 say dat looks like a modified "sochin-dachi!" Now if only I wasn't dragged from North Vegas those years ago because of ... things...

[@adriangs8]

But That stance might not be so efective for shorter figthers, taking into acount that the karate stance is more efficient in the long-distance fighting.

[@ztoefy4026]

Is that kyokushin style?

[@2446686]

Sensei Chinzo, how do you avoid taking hard Muay Thai kicks to the thigh with the front leg so heavily weighted and low?

[@Isaac_Shamir]

👏👏👏

[@SenseiTrey92]

Oss!

[@msytAlex]

horror, the toe of the back leg should be pointed forward, not to the side, and the heel should be slightly raised.