I Learned The Strongest Punch in Japan｜Ep. 1 Beginner Tutorial

This sensei is crazy good! I've been enjoying practicing his techniques and editing the clips. Tutorials for intermediates & experts are coming next!
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Name: Yusuke Nagano
Birthplace: Kawasaki, Japan
Belt Grade: 2 Dan
Style of Coaching: The Fusion of Simple Concept and Logical Breakdown
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[@KarateDojowaKu]

This sensei is crazy good! I've been enjoying practicing his techniques and editing the clips. Tutorials for intermediates & experts are coming next! Episode 0: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4PEomB-bbJ-hK8 Episode 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6DPq2qVrNWpn80 Fujiwara Sensei's Channel: www.youtube.com/@shutetsu 🥋Online Private Lesson🥋 karateintokyo.com/online-training/ 🥋FREE TRIAL｜Online Group Lesson🥋 karateintokyo.com/ ✉Email me at ✉ [e-mail]

[@--COBRA-KAI-NEVER-DIES....]

Hey Yusuke do you love Kyokushin karate offence style i AM your Big fan i watching your videos and training karate shotokan

[@Wednezday11]

As a LMT I can tell you that the Psoas is one of the most important muscles in the body! It’s the only muscle that attaches your lower body to the spine. This is so cool, and can’t wait to learn how to do this!

[@owenell]

My name is Owen Ellis we I do karate WEHN fit I will be doing karate again

[@owenell]

I live in the UK England Derbyshire Chesterfield 🇬🇧

[@Shotokan_Simon]

Dear Yusuke. I reached 1. Dan last Saturday. I never joined your online class, but watched many of your Videos and followed along in a daily basis. So you are definitely part on my progress, and I wanna thank you so much with this. Please never stop teaching. Greetings from Switzerland. Osu.

[@6Xyzzy]

Congratulations!

[@williamwilson2624]

This is a very interesting concept. Great video.

[@rockymtnredneck4888]

My Jiu Jitsu professor taught us that lifting drill. He likened it to rooting yourself to the ground like a tree. This sensei’s explanation makes a ton of sense as to why it works. Great video!

[@alanbjornolsen7576]

Very interesting video, made me think about the way i bave been punching over the years.

[@daiblaze1396]

Narukoto ! Thanks for sharing. You can tell it is hard to practice and to get to that level of posture. His last punch with speed was scary even through the video. Anyhow this is all that I love in martial arts : get there without brute force but with a delicate blend of many gestures and control. Truly amazing and magical what the Body can do !

[@GermanSausagesAreTheWurst]

Another amazing Sensei you might like to visit is Akuzawa Minoru. His style is called Aunkai and it has similar principles to this.

[@nicolocaldera5689]

Yusuke Sensei, thank you for sharing this amazing video and for the well explained translation... OSS!

[@andanyan]

Hi Yusuke, I like it very much that it is in Japanese with English subtitles. Makes it easier to listen. The concept itself is interesting. We have to practice this a lot in the future ;-)

[@theglobalcitizenship]

"You can watch me getting all flung around". I want a private show where you can be flung around!

[@user-vt8zx4cp8j]

撮影が素晴らしい。非常に見やすいです。　 そして美しい姿勢も素晴らしい❣

[@aliblox1192]

Underrated

[@childemperor]

❤

[@kenespennerdal1488]

Reminds me a bit of wing chun 😅

[@outerlast]

hmm, what do you think about isujikuhou (chair axis method)? it's not karate, but it has appeared in some videos together with this sensei, like some experiments or interviews. it may be interesting to see whether it can help your karate too.

[@christiandulworth4427]

My humble observation but this muscle and the body mechanics mentioned seem to be activated in sanchin dachi. I wonder if that is a purpose of sanchin dachi. This can also be useful for adding pressure in iaido. Arigato Gozamaisu Sensei 💪💪

[@matinbayat4139]

Man you are the best but can you help me? I can't access to knee drop video from your site and I really need that

[@KarateDojowaKu]

Anyone can sign up from this link :) courses.thekarateuniversity.org/courses/hidden-karate-principles-the-karate-university

[@matinbayat4139]

@@KarateDojowaKu Yeah but the point is Iranian people can't use that payment site. Can you upload it on youtube please?

[@thomasda3482]

Old wing chun kung fu

[@ChristianoSts]

I wonder why when stretching there's 0 apparent movement, like when he put the finger over the head, at 19:50 . I can raise about 1-2cm stretching my body, so was expecting some visible body upward movement.

[@lamamasalmeh7323]

Do you mean when you strech ,you gave the opponent many heavy point to carry,so it become difficult,that is?

[@pierregrosjean7329]

Bonjour cela me semble extraordinaire , mais quel dommage que je ne puisse le comprendre . Effectivement je n’arrive pas à l’écouter en français .

[@sanjaykumarrokade3700]

you are my master

[@mojolito]

You didn’t really explain hammer fist punch nor kokutsu dachi

[@ZenHG1]

There was a Teacher I had the pleasure of training with… The late Hiroo Ito, who was able to produce really strong strikes in a manner similar to this, yet stronger, and it also had to do with alignment, but it was less esoteric and more in a way people could understand. His student, my Senpai, Kris Wilder, produced a book on Sanchin Kata that outlines how this can be done.