KUMITE DRILLS: Footwork and Fitness

[@Add_Account485]

I'm. 40 yr old female . Haven't done karate since I was 14/15.. I been so unfit lately with sore back. Ankles etc. ... I ALLWAYS remember my karate even from back then . And lately I been practicing it. And I can't believe how that memory muscle stays with you like that , from karate.. it's ALLREADY helping my ankles, back. Confidence etc.. it doesn't matter how young old you are when U learnt this. You will have this for LIFE!!.. ITS A BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL THING. I LOVE KARATE!.. 😀

[@christianscharnhorst9398]

this guy is a great instructor. the analogy he uses and how he trains with the students makes him very respectable just from watching the video.

[@eugeneterrell5183]

Christian Scharnhorstm, he is a student of Hanshi Tasaki that is something very few know about

[@anthonybrogan390]

I remember doing this exercise in Shotokan Karate, but we were to taught to keep our back leg straight and not to come up on the ball of the foot....If you did that in Kumite our instructor would not award you the point.

[@brendankinsela355]

Eugene Terrell um no he isn’t he is GKR not seiwakai

[@daniel-san836]

miss having a great sensei and club like this in my life! but i'm glad i had it for a good number of years

[@kalicenter]

This is fantastic! The timing between stepping and striking is spot on!

[@derrickboyd9225]

Man I wish I could have been learning how to do this in karate speed and reaction is actually amazing and incredibly unique in its own right you got to move fast you got to be quick and got to be more powerful on your feet and toes depending on the situation 🥋👊💪😉👍👊🥋

[@anthonybrogan390]

The instructor is very quick nice footwork

[@pasqualecolucci5280]

Great training. We have alwais done it in our dojo. Speed and reactivity!! Oss

[@micesp]

Wonderful lesson, very good teacher

[@FolkeBernadotte2]

I looooove this game💪🏻

[@evilasiosimoesbarbosa2554]

Congratulacion Sensei!!! Great vídeo!!! Thanks

[@jz5266]

Excelent, amazing, greettings from Honduras....

[@indianboyjai6517]

perfect punch and great instructor

[@risinggamer3011]

Damn nice teacher.respect.

[@laacrofft3424]

i wish i"m with you guys. great job you're doing

[@Mars_Gaming68]

I’m 8 my name is Marshall and I’m orange belt!

[@shambhavirege843]

nicely explained. it is basically a pull back punch however striking hard

[@KenyulChannel]

Karate Indonesia ossu...👍👍👍

[@princekermit0]

Also can be done on a makiwara as a solo drill.

[@distinctloafer]

You are more likely to have a person than a makiwara though.

[@karlatkin01]

looks a great instructor, respect,,

[@mikeborrello2336]

On punch heel should remain planted firmly on the ground connecting through the leg, hips and shoulders.

[@GKRKarate]

The heel can remain on the ground in a shorter, higher stance. But to gain reach (as in this drill), to have a longer, lower stance, having the heel on the ground would greatly reduce both reach an power. That said, even in shorter stances, the heel being on the ground usually weakens a punch. The heel being on the ground in a Zenkutsu dachi is more for grappling, but not striking.

[@teguhimanudin4354]

Osh karate is the best good👍

[@Pifagorass]

Is hikite required to get a point? ...

[@wimpykid700]

Who is the instructor? He's great.

[@GKRKarate]

Shihan Anthony Ryan

[@KaratePlaybook]

Great stuff! Really enjoy the "Robin Hood" concept!.... (I might have to 'steal' that one)

[@jazminnaranjo2563]

I am going to pratice with my small karate ninja they need some foot work

[@jacqueswilliams3119]

Thanku

[@iraomaiden3918]

very good

[@fhanoradolfogarciabuitron8555]

Oss...😜👍🇨🇴

[@Mars_Gaming68]

Is there sensei phill fighting someone else?

[@tienthinhdo188]

it's beautiful ,but a question,why is the kimono too long like this ?

[@TheIskrax]

it is normal lenght.

[@tienthinhdo188]

ah bon,when i start karaté ,and now,the pant of kimono can't be shorter than 2/3 of the legs and the the sleeve can't be longer than 2/3 of the arms.it's is in bushido ,i never see my teacher wear the kimono too long like that,maybe it's is americain kimono condition

[@TheIskrax]

Its WKF type of karategi. Check arawaza or adidas kimono!

[@tienthinhdo188]

i don't like either,i think it's WFK kimono in JKA,the kimono is diffirent

[@GokuInfintysaiyan]

It is a Gi Not a kimono

[@alessandrotestasoprano450]

Min 1:05: he says "you always punch beyond ¿square? Is that an expresion? I'm not a native english speaker. Can somebody help me with that? Thanks!

[@giggadygoogog]

"Square on" referees to the 4 right angles between the hips of two combatants forming a square and facing each other. It is as opposed to "side on". So beyond square means you reach a bit more to make extra distance.

[@lucasgosling2041]

I think it refers to the hips actually, gyaku hanmi position provides additional extension without the need for the upper body to be leaning forward

[@robinsonmoreira3127]

The foot should tread with the heel to stick, the enegy rises from the heel to the hip.

[@anthonybrogan390]

That's how I was taught

[@pallavihkpallavi1054]

Supper training

[@briankeiththomas1501]

Where is this? What style?

[@GKRKarate]

This is GKR Karate (Go-Kan-Ryu). It is filmed in Sydney, Australia.

[@Zanshin64]

Nice! OSS!

[@giggadygoogog]

Great kumite training. Kumite, not sport. It is nice to see the difference so clearly defined.

[@conquistadoramericano]

nice class

[@giggadygoogog]

Who is the Sensei?

[@chrisleung4682]

AndyRoo2 sensei anthony ryan

[@markcarolan2805]

Now Shihan Anthony Ryan

[@rodmurray1790]

he first trained with Masanao Takazawa O'sensei...at the KEI SHIN KAN.

[@valdemirgoncalves1507]

Oss. Ótimo cumite 👏👏👏

[@GKRKarate]

Thank you

[@maqboolahmad429]

no alternate for the same.

[@robertreaves4716]

I train in taekwondo

[@mikek545]

Osu!

[@KARATÊDO-fuekravmaga4683]

Tov meod

[@jabalhoque6426]

Tori uke drill, basic beginner technique, to teach timing and courage, otherwise fairly useless in Kumite as an experienced fighter would punch to the face or head

[@ricardofernandoazes4375]

Kkkkkkkk