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In competition only te-nagashi works to defend kizame-zuki

This is traditional karate!

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Great Avi sensei, thanks

Yes, you can do the beginning of heian yondan with fast expansion/contraction like heian nidan. The reason we do it slow is to understand the coordination, interaction of breath, ground reaction, muscle action and dynamics. It is done slow, for developing the ability to do it fast with same coordination.

Good morning sensei, Oss!! Ask me a question if possible, at the beginning of heian nidan this same expansion is carried out more quickly, so sensei, I would like to understand if at the beginning of heian yondan we can do this expansion faster as you showed, thank you!

Thank you!! Can you please also make defence against jabs

Great stuff! A lot of other Karate styles ignore hooks but I think that is the most common punch in a street fight.

I knew Hunter x was not being fake about Kyo and some other things that were esoteric to me and that show Hunter x

both of these masters sound and move like walking stones specially the agent47-look-alike performes very strong

What do you do with the rugby type player whose legs are too strong and planted and you cannot break his balance at all? Seriously I got my ass kicked Avi Avi you know me it's Lisa.

Always great to see Vlad teach!

Thank you Sensei! OSU!!

Can you show us a demonstration of uke waza s and parrying techniques practically be used in kumite and especially against other martial artists with striking focus thank you 🙏

Hard to understand what he is saying . It like he is whispering.

Great video, sensei! Love to see the basics!

Truly brilliant deep instruction. OSU Sensie 🙏🏻🥋

😂 yes I'm still draining Harvey, except Paul is remarried in China and I'm up in Idyllwild and pv can you come give me a private fir $$&&

You explained very well. Thank you sensei! Oss 🥋

This video was so fun to film that you so much Avi

Holy shit the manaquin is alive

Excellent breakdown. Many thanks.

Your kata instruction is very important to me. Thanks again!

Great Avi Rokah sensei...WBKA BRASIL

OS. Mawashi ashi can be used in taiming sen and go no sen?

Dear Mr. Avi Rokah. Yes very important movements. Just a minute explanation is missing, namely to explain the difference what comes first body or leg. The first part is about defencše and in defensive action the centre of the body movess first and the legs jus folloew. THe second part was about using sidestep or pivotin as paert o an attacking action. In that case the legs come first and body follow. Best regards. Paul, ret. instructor.

Always nice to differentiate. Thank you. Osu

Sensei Rokah beautiful explanation. That was exactly what clarified in the video what I wanted to know last time. So I'm waiting for the next video to understand when it's best to do Hiraki Ashi and when to do Mawashi Ashi which would have been exactly my question! Sensei, I thank you enormously for your dedication and very precise explanation, it helped me a lot! Oss!!!

You are the best and the most amazing karate teacher! Philip

This video was so fun to film, thank you Avi 🥋

I love the Footwork of Karate very badass.

Осс!! Сенсей!

JAKO DOBAR TRENER BRAVO,OSS

Thank you for the explanations. I am just starting this kata and so many good points to work on with my performance.

Hi Avi you are the best teacher and you thought me so much karate

**Kyo Jitsu** - “The art of combat lies in striking when your opponent is vulnerable and evading when they are strong.” Our body, mind, energy, and reflexes work in harmony to shape our perception. The true mastery of this art involves deceiving an opponent's perception. Imagine a fighter moving effortlessly, appearing as if they’re merely strolling. Their muscles are relaxed, and the energy they exude suggests they are unprepared to engage. In this moment of feigned vulnerability, they are subtly luring their opponent into a trap, while their adversary waits for the slightest indication of an impending attack. The essence of Kyo Jitsu is to manipulate this dynamic, turning the tables in an exhilarating dance of strategy and instinct.

Is this True Sharigan?

Hi Sensei Rokah, beautiful video! But what is the difference between hiraki ashi and ashi sabaki/tai sabaki? I ask this because I have not been able to find in the terminology of Kendo, Aikido, or Judo the specific type of movement you described which is very common in Karate, that is, moving to the closed side of the opponent, or from the side of our back foot without changing Kamae. Many of the Taisabaki refer to the classic pivots on the front support leg, or if it is the rear support leg that makes the pivot and takes the angle mentioned, this happens by changing Kamae afterwards. Only "Kaiten" tai sabaki seems similar. Let me explain better, I have Kamae with my left leg in front and my opponent in front of me also has kamae with his left leg in front and attacks with a kizami tsuki. One possibility would be for me, in defending myself from his Kizami tsuki, to move to my right, moving first the right foot and then the left which however always remains frontal, and my Kamae always facing towards him, therefore rotating my torso in his direction . So, starting with the left leg in front, my feet described a semicircle in an anti-clockwise direction, instead of clockwise as in the classic pivot, without then changing Kamae, or guard side. Is this passage hikiri ashi? While pivoting is Tai Sabaki? Or is this Kaiten Tai Sabaki? Thanks!!!!

"When you shift back there is a contradiction of energy..." Excellent. It all made sense right there

Thank you Sensei!

Nothing but praises to say. Wish your dojo great success

Thanks Sensei!

extremly oldschool :-)

👌Oss!

i cannot understand a single word you said

Osu sensei 😊

Thanks Sensei!!

Much appreciated Sensei Rokah! Thank you sir!

oss!

Very clear and very specific. Osu. Thank you.