Defensive strategies and counter attacks to a Masashi Geri (roundhouse kick).
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- This video by Michael Looke, a 3rd Dan Shotokan Karate-do, goes through a number of defensive strategies and counter attack methods to a Masashi Geri (roundhouse kick).
He demonstrates a number of techniques including:
- bridging the gap (to reduce the power of the opponents kick)
- deflecting the kick and counteracting
- capturing the kick and turing it into a spinning throw
- passing, resulting in a deadly spinning knife strike
- a strategy to draw the opponent into attacking in a particular way which opens them up to a counter attack
The techniques demonstrated, and principles discussed, are applicable to other styles of martial arts.
1:42 , true, after the kick, the guy on the left side stands only on one feet = the guy on the right side have all the opportunity to destroy his enemy any way he wants :)
Excellent bridge the gap move very well done
Excellent
Hello Sir. Trying to get past the poor and embarrassing execution of the technique, I ask the following question: what tactical categories do the combinations presented fall into? Thx
Thanks for sharing this now I know how I will handle my opponent.
My opponent is really into roundhouse kick always.
Good technique
Dear authors and viewers,
Unfortunately, most you -tube contributors, viewers can be from all walks of life, therefore presentations should be graded at least into three levels. Warningfor them: Mawashi geri or roundhouse kick is rather difficult to which level it goes, head body or lower parts. or can be transford into direct or hook kicks , when performed by an good fighter.
Beginners mostly are able to react only after a situation, seldom see and almost never understand what is going on.
Those with more practice are able to match the speed, so can act simultaneusl, but at angles not directly.
Experienced fighters can do what the author have shown, because the yare above the previous two levels.
Well, teaching is a very difficult job, and teachers can sometimes be called to bear the consequences of showing incomplete information to those over-motivated but untrained young people highly willing to prove their skills!
Again, defending it by running ahead or acting parallelly is only for high-grade practitioners seeing it coming, a beginner never can do.
Best regards.
Paul, 64, retired instructor of Karate
Great presentation. I recommned correcting Masashi to Mawashi Otherwise very good stuff. Rick Llewelyn - ISKA
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What if it's a middle lvl or a lower lvl mawashi geri?
I think you mean mawashi geri
Ye to sahi bat karate sikhna par agar rod fight par mind kam nahi karta sir karate kam nahi aata agar iska koi upaye hai to bataye
Krishna bhai agar road fight me karate ko use karna hai to body sejining ka practice kijye
then you dont have a stable mind get control over your mind first
Sorry but, most ‘street fights’ do NOT incorporate a ‘Mawashi Geri’. A crappy ‘May Geri’, yes! These, and others are ‘Kumite’, mostly.
I COULD SEE YOUR EMBLEM ,isit KASUYA SENSEI?
I thought it was good that he pointed out to block with two arms and with the flat inside part of your arms.
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