K-1 Champ Taught us Techniques We Can Use in Karate | Andrew Peck meets Ageshio Japan

A great former K-1 champion came to visit us for our shoot.
He is currently studying karate in Okinawa and will be teaching us kick and punch techniques adapted from boxing, kickboxing, Muay Thai, and Karate. Oss!
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[@yesssirr987]

68 YEARS OLD and took those kicks like a light shove. You just know he's one battle hardened sensei. Clearly very used to Mr. Peck as well.

[@auron7941]

Mr Peck have an incredible power...and the gran master its solid like a stone

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Very powerful indeed. Thank you for watching. Oss!

[@williampinner1893]

Thank you. You inspired me to start training again. I just turned 66 but trained in Karate & Tae Kwon Do for 20 years. Got distracted by being a husband, father , & provider. Injuries as well. I am not done yet. I enjoyed this vidio very much. Thank you again & God bless. William

[@mariopeters9241]

Andrew Peck was knockout artist with high kicks ,low kicks and hands in kickboxing ,Great to see he is still doing traditional karate and also great to see the vertical fist being acknowledged as a legitimate weapon as it should

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you for your comment. Mr. Peck would certainly appreciate that. Oss!

[@engineero73]

It seems that he originally trained in Thai boxing and now training in Goju Ryu and incorporating aspects of both into his techniques. Interesting because I’ve done the opposite and started with Goju ryu. Nice to see these styles work together!

[@johnrolis1983]

Oss, Very nice to see a Goju Ryu basics into full fighting technique, very powerful, thank you Mr Peck.

[@mariopeters9241]

Also using Gekisai Dai ichi the 1st kata taught in Goju Ryu as an example how to use it in a pratical way, Awesome

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you for watching. Oss!

[@dees.daniel7]

Amazing power. Humbling.

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you. Yes, amazing power indeed.

[@Katcom111]

You should invite Mr. Peck to do more technique videos.

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you so much for your comment. We definitely will in the near future.

[@DarkPhoenixTSi]

Peck reminds me of Bas Rutten, as in he is someone I would NOT want to be hit by.

[@dududu5189]

Good tips. Many thanks for sharing.

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!

[@satheeshkumar6865]

Awesome 👍🏻 Thank you for sharing

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thanks for watching! Oss!

[@TheReverb1]

Thank you for the videos. All are great in the concept (besides the techniques) The advantage of these big/enormous guys are 2. The most important is the radius that they cover. Is very difficult or impossible to close the guard to hit them without not receiving the first punch or kick from their. If would be a sport competition like at one point; the big ones always win; in full contact sports the smaller guy has more chances. The second advantage is the mass they move. Plenty of strength and power towards you. You should need to be real quick and have the best technique. Then the Sensei holding the big pad showed to us what is flawless technique in this case the "dachi"

[@thomasfahey8314]

Love the punch technique.

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you. We are glad you liked it.

[@oldschoolmuzzey]

oss🙏🏽. excellent instruction

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching. Oss!

[@James_The_Man]

Very nice 👌

[@James_The_Man]

My favorite is the peck axe kick

[@wolfgang4368x]

Thanks. I have to do a lot. We will see. Bye!

[@amanbisai1575]

Oss

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you for watching. Oss!

[@nikkoigawa8057]

C'est très bien de travailler des coups de pieds et poings avec force, mais c'est mauvais pour les articulations. Par contre il faut travailler avec la vitesse ,les muscles seront décontractés ,c'est bénéfique pour le cœur, le corps et le mental. J'ai 71 ans je pratique et j'enseigne toujours .Mais ce n'est pas mon métier..J'ai exercé dans la médecine dentaire.

[@okinawakaratemasters5776]

Thank you for your comment. We are glad to hear you still practice and teach martial arts. Yes, one must be careful not to overdo it that joints get damaged. Oss!

[@shivrajbharti9190]

#❤️💘🌝❤️♾️💗

[@J3unG]

He's a big guy. Maybe that's what's up with him.