Kihon ippon kumite - Extended training

[@markcomerford3983]

I just love this guy. His kata is excellent and he is true Shotokan with long strong stances. He also conveys his lessons so well.

[@rosanadecassiaalvesdorea8189]

Sou brasileira e seus vídeos me ajudam muito! Obrigada! Oss.

[@educatingfundingcomp]

Very good blocks and counters, Haven't seen these for a while, clear and easy to follow, well done

[@lipemarques3001]

sou do Brasil e gosto muito dos seus vídeos sensei parabéns pelo canal..... oss!!

[@FloridaAdventuring]

This guy explains karate very well. Choreographing doesn't have to be just the way everyone would like just to get across a point. It seems there is an excess of mouth warriors in this world who inflate their own egos by making needlessly disparaging comments of the hard work of others.

[@blackdragonbd5226]

Excellent & unique lesson... Lots of thnx to u

[@PETEtheTRAINER]

Excellent explanation, clearly demonstrated ...and very helpfull in MY studies and understanding of Kihon Kumite. Uncanny timing of post. as I was just thinking about this kind of training..! Thank for posting.

[@senseibob47]

Very nicely done, you have good instructor qualities.

[@sakura2004]

wow I would like to see you guys take the time to make a so called "Better" instructional video then. Leave this guy alone. I appreciate that he took the time to make this video to help others. If you know a better way then make your own video and leave him alone. I would like to see you people try to study karate in another language like I am and having this as one a few resources in English to help you study.

[@mikeymike473]

These advice is excellent. Thank you very much.

[@10versions1]

je remercie le sensei pour toutes ces très éclairantes demonstrations qui me sont indispensables pour passer mes ceintures !!

[@foxesruler]

A question for you experts: what good is training these one-step fixed pair techniques? What exactly does it train or develop? We all know that these static and cooperating attacks are not real... so train defense against a linear artificial only-karate-dojo attack... explain please!

[@kevionrogers2605]

I will disagree that it is not useful. What it does is introduce in a safe manner reaction drills. What I will safe is that when it is first learned each role needs to be slowed, so that follow through and target precision can be done without injuring the training partner. Then once that is done the defense is done. This drill came into karate from fencing as does the point fighting of stopping after each point is scored, so to get a better understanding of it studying fencing and kendo training methodology. Retreating (stepping back) to defend teaches right of way, using time, measure, and distance for defense.

[@zueiragamer3772]

I 'm orange band and I'm Brazilian , I'm thinking of making that first application on my track test, you think this a good idea?

[@efmdesigner]

What is the name of this teacher (sensei) ?? where is he from? very good this class, congratulations !!

[@gojuryukarateka]

Other than being basic budo, its natural movement. Heel first allows forward motion to continue, toe first acts as a brake, and stops forward motion, thereby interfering with one's "ki". And its just natural and is why people walk heel first instead of toe first.

[@vdo95easynetweb17]

Thank you very much, it will help me. Regards

[@TLSS78]

thank you very...i appreciate that. im just glad he understood it

[@Heian5]

Merci pour ce partage vraiment intéressant. Bonne continuation Amitié sportive

[@uv357raz]

great demonstrations :-)

[@oleshotokan]

If one should make an instructional video, it should be CORRECT, and this video does NOT show CORRECT SKIF Kihon Ippon Kumite.

[@gojuryukarateka]

Your comment makes no sense. The reason I critiqued and criticized this video is so people like you, who are looking for videos for reference, do not mimic the bad techniques represented here. As for learning martial arts in a language other than your mother tongue, I trained in Japan for 30+ years and understand the difficulties. After a few years the language barrier disappears.

[@fred4800]

the range between the two is too distant apart, they should be a lot close

[@trenyces9344]

donkey kong they are in stance that's the distance they should be at

[@nasimaalhor9244]

thank you

[@maddferrett]

Why heel first?

[@passivemoon]

Well done.

[@Aken-III]

Very useful site , the slight differences in styles should be accepted as such and use the instructional videos as a guide not definitive fact. Your own Sensei at your club should be the one who drills in the basics. NOT youtube. Remember no one is perfect there is always room for improvement , just video yourself performing some of the most basic techniques and you will see what I mean. KC

[@macrobioticman]

TLSS78 well said I saw my alter ego once. It came to my mind fresh from a seesion with hypnosis. It was in the guise of a snow leopard . I now call this entity my Daemon.

[@simonboas5765]

thanks

[@gojuryukarateka]

I noticed this too. He pulls his foot back before he moves, thereby shortening his attack and slowing his technique. I was going to comment, but the so-called "sensei" is so bad I only commented on his lack of understanding basic concepts of budo and the need to land and move heel first, not toe first like a ballerina.

[@gojuryukarateka]

I agree.

[@kennyburgess8339]

your suppose to hit with the ball of the foot

[@quaxifaddl8928]

My goodness, that's a poor performance. The complete body structure of both opponents is not correct. The execution of the technique has nothing to do with karate. The center of gravity is not used here because there is a lack of understanding. The movements comes exclusively from the extremities. No hara! ....

[@UnderCoverInc]

you are correct. this is not ippon kumite, its a joke!

[@sakura2004]

Oh so you must be a Karate master then, then since you have so much free time why don't you make your own instructional video.

[@TLSS78]

@ CALLMEBUU>>>YOU LACK CONFIDENCE...YOU NEED TO ENVISION YOURSELF AS SOMEONE WHO YOU ADMIRE THAT YOU BELIEVE IS FEARLESS. LET THAT PERSON BECOME YOUR ALTER EGO BUT USE THIS ALTER EGO TO HELP YOU DURING A FIGHT STARTED BY THE OTHER PERSON. DONT LOOK FOR A FIGHT BC YOU KNOW MARTIAL ARTS OR WHATEVER. SELF DEFENSE AND TO THE DEFENSE OF OTHER

[@gojuryukarateka]

It is a joke. This guy doesn't understand fundamental budo as he lands toe first after he kicks and when he advances forward. You must always land and move heel first. Always. If you do not know this you should not be pretending to be a teacher.

[@vladturbin7578]

But it is the way techniques are taught and done in Shotokan: toe moves ans lands first. Heel landing considered to be wrong. All top Shotokan instructors do and teach that way. Nobody explains, why. It has no sense from the real street fight point of view, it decreases effectiveness. But it has a big sense from the safety of training, because landing a heel first sooner or later will occur on your partner foot, and will cause his bones fractures. A good thing in real fight, and very bad if done to the training partners. It is a compromise, as well as not using fumikomi kicks and spearhand strikes in kumite and competitions...