KU Quick Tips - Push Hands Tegumi

[@NYKgjl10]

Excellent details for the Kakie exercise. Thank you for sharing.

[@monsterprone353]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@claudioalmeida4686]

Thank you, Sensei Cody. I always grow watching your videos. Done this lot's of time, but the details that you have clearly showed have eluded me.

[@monsterprone353]

I'm happy to help, Claudio!

[@anthonyallen8916]

Even karate has sticky hands. Excellent!!!

[@monsterprone353]

It sure does! It's all in there, if you know where to look for it. :)

[@KennyCosway]

Kakie

[@EastWestFightingArts]

Thanks Cody san ... nicely done :-)

[@monsterprone353]

Thank you, Sensei!

[@nandino77]

Excellent material, as always! I will introduce this methodology in our kakie exercises in the dojo.

[@monsterprone353]

I'm glad you're getting some use out of these. :)

[@BelloBudo007]

Cleared up some points for me. Thank you.

[@monsterprone353]

Happy to help!

[@peterbomb8913]

Thank you for sharing .

[@monsterprone353]

Thank you!

[@AppliedShotokan]

Great explanation!

[@monsterprone353]

Thanks, Andy san. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@gingercore69]

great video! i subscribed ñ_ñ i use a similar idea but with an added footwork that ends in a throw that in sumo i think is called tottari or something like that

[@monsterprone353]

That's great! That's what I love about the fundamental concepts and practices: they flow into everything else and you can link them to anything based on the situation or on your own preferences. :)

[@shankarsatheesan6846]

We do it with a punch rather than a shove, but it's the same principle.

[@monsterprone353]

Absolutely the same. Thanks for watching!

[@jimmyrancourt8062]

hi. excellent video, btw what brand is your karate GI ?

[@monsterprone353]

Glad you like the video. This gi is made by Arawaza.

[@Brock795]

that is a really nice belt! what brand/type of belt is it?

[@monsterprone353]

The belt is made by Eosin Panther. They make excellent belts!

[@bebodhi]

Why are you trying to reinvent Tui Shou. If you have idea, thats ok, but don't say that something is wrong. peace.

[@monsterprone353]

This is an exceptionally common practice found all over the place with many variations. To turn your question on its head, I would ask you why AREN’T you reinventing your practices? Why aren’t you analyzing, questioning, pulling them apart and putting them back together, adapting to various circumstances and seeing what modifications allow them to apply to other scenarios, and returning to the intent of the original lesson newly equipped to understand it that much better?

[@simonbudden662]

Borrowed from Dr Nathan Johnson, sorry, this was developed by him back in the 1980's, I know I was there!!

[@monsterprone353]

With a bit of research, I think you'll find this concept of push hands far predates the 1980s. In fact, I'd be quite surprised if any martial art is without some form or expression of this concept of redirecting energy. Cheers! :)