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[@kmalakmal8481]

Simple tips but often being overlook by many people. Nice that you point this out!

[@njcanada11]

Thanks! I hope your karate friends will find this useful as well!

[@HangoverBlues]

I've had the HARDEST time communicating this to my Kohai, as do the rest of my Senpai...this is a great practical example that could unlock so much progress, thank you so much :D

[@debashisghosh95]

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[@KarateDojowaKu]

Thanks!

[@ilabeiyu]

this was so helpful can u also do a video about stances my coach always tells me its to high or something

[@sofiar.9194]

This is so true! Last week I wrote an article in my blog about how mindfulness can help improve your karate - knowing how your body should feel and taking it to that feeling is essential to practice good karate! So good to see this being addressed 😄🙌🏼

[@KarateDojowaKu]

Sofia R. Wow it’s amazing you also mention about it!

[@sofiar.9194]

Karate Dojo waKu I use visualisation in my training. Especially these days when I can’t go to the dojo and I have very limited space to practice at home. So it’s important that I focus really hard and recreate the right body sensations as if I was doing it for real ☺️🙏🏼

[@bigsidable]

This is in every aspect of not only karate. But in life as well. There is a natural universal way of doing things.

[@karatesensei4156]

Could You Please Make A Video Regarding,The Required Exercises To Become A Good Karate Player.

[@coolclumsy7]

I remember this from one of your earlier videos "simple tip to improve your kata". I guess triggering awareness in repeated movements is the key to "updating your sense"

[@KarateDojowaKu]

Exactly! Thanks so much for checking out my earlier video too!

[@granadosvm]

Just for the purposes of acquiring technical vocabulary, this video is about a combination of sensory integration and kinesthesia. Thanks for posting it.

[@nagashime]

I see how this principal could be applied to many lower body movements like stepping, shifting turning etc. Good information!!

[@KarateDojowaKu]

Glad you like it!

[@VidadeSeriador]

Amazing! I really want to try this and tell my classmates about it. Thank you!

[@KarateDojowaKu]

Hope they like it too!

[@karatesensei4156]

Thank You Sensei

[@KarateDojowaKu]

No problem!

[@listminusv]

Wow deep and so simple, yet overlooked! Thank you I must practice this! :)

[@magdolnavida2717]

Great explanation! Thank You!

[@KarateDojowaKu]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@saptarshimandal611]

ありがとうございます先生。

[@martingonzalez8545]

So cool!

[@KarateDojowaKu]

Thank you!

[@michellevi4919]

This is applicable to anything. People can use this to fix their posture.

[@gavinmccollum1431]

Thank you.

[@axezodya7805]

Nice training excersie, could you cover "go no sen" "Sen no sen" and "Sen" in your next video

[@njcanada11]

We've already covered that ;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYTYY5msjNx8h5I

[@DrizzyDrayg]

Paolo sent me!

[@DonaldSchnell]

Thank you

[@ElisabethJoannaDunamis]

Hello, could you please do a slow full tutorial of Heian Nidan at a slower pace please. A full tutorial like Heian Shodan. You explain things very well. I love your Jion tutorial. Could you please do a longer tutorial for Heian Nidan? Thank you.

[@rrrjsj36]

The scientific name of that sense is proprioception. Great video!

[@anilmadem4955]

Great

[@a1cjdc]

👍

[@tanujm9435]

zero disliked woe

[@chumptic2752]

Lolol o