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Been practicing shorin ryu after breaking my ankle, it seems like the hardest thing I've done in my life but it's so satisfying and the results are impossible to deny, good luck on your journey
Those are good drills to do. Similar exercises would be crane foot and tree pose in yoga. Swapping between zenkutsu and neko ashi is a good teaching method, too. Nice job! Please, please don't stand the bo like that. Please lay it on the ground, or you can buy hooks to mount it on the wall. It's inexpensive, would look even better, and honors proper weapon etiquette. It's a big deal in most kōryu schools.
Sensei, I was taught to bow and not to drop my head too low. I was taught to bow to show respect, but to keep your eyes/ or be aware what the person is doing in front me. Basically keep your eyes open and do not look at the floor. Respectfully, from Texas.
😀 i came for the 🥋 but stayed for the counting... now i’m 🥵 sweaty and can count in Japanese 🇯🇵... or is it korean, sorry dont speak either AND REALLY LOVE TO LEARN THO 🙏 thank You so much 😊 so fun. AMADíSSIMO
... doing zenkutsu dachi turn for the first time when I was four, it was for Pinan Shodan ... I was clumsy boy back then, but after the first two pinans, my mother said that my agility improved significantly ... it worked 😊 Had Mei Hua poles years after that, but I know it all started with Pinan ...
Something never put into words, fact is, balance requires muscle development to sustain the body in different positions. Look at kung fuists and kalari/kalaripauttu in India that use all these positions to develop strengths. Or consider you, TaiChi, Qigong, etc. Which Judo, where Jigoro Kano removed dangerous and deadly techniques from JiuJitsu to create Judo, a sport and physical education. A game, similiar to chess. Gichin Funakoshi followed suit, where they both saw the day of the sword is over. These secret techniques were growing of less use, but preserving the way of fighting techniques made into an art, as kata performance of karate. Where clean, crisp, squared techniques and movement are appealing. Other karate styles following. Even Aikido a late bloomer following suit, where it may be useful against nonviolent types, but would be useless against real aggressive violent types who are fast, powerful and have the mindset to conquer, sending fast powerful strikes in a flurry. But they all can develop the body for health and can have positive social qualities.
Thanks for the help....i can't even do a side kick without falling Question: is it possible to learn from home without a Sensei Then go for grading to a higher belt? Because I have been repeating white for 3 years now..
I tried looking for ways to contact you but failed so I'm just gonna dump this question in your most recent video: in kumite and in competition specifically, how does someone get over the restrain or fear of hurting someone when the goal is to hurt the partner? In lame Karate Kid terms, what's the balance? When I practiced a billion years ago I struggled with that, doing a high kick to the face but stop before it hits and only once I competed and it was against someone that was much better physically and experience-wise and obviously lost but there were a couple times I had a chance for a point but was treating my opponent like a new friend.
Also a comment in line with the topic of the video (but also a bit of a troll): Just do everything in tsuru-ashi-dachi! you dropped something? tsuru! and bend over on one leg to pick it up! wife cheating? tsuru! and spin on one leg while you choose a new direction! you didn't pay the mafia and now they're after you? tsuru! well, that won't help, but if you manage to die in that position you'll look great in the news...
@@AVJHalonen while im not either Yusuke or a kumite focused karateka but here is my 1 cent: If you ever want to implement anything to your kumite, a technique, a certian footwork, or a *better habit* It is best to *always* remind yourself of said habit *before* and during your kumite session. From personal experience this helped me not forget implementing new techniques due to stress during sparring.
You're watching this because you have hope, drive and a want for something that most find unattainable. If you WANT to do this, you CAN do this! Check out the wheelchair legend, Ted Vollrath! Look up Wheelchair Karate here on youtube. If you want something bad enough, you'll do what it takes to get it. Best of luck to you!!
No you didn't. My mom did 😄its called radial heaters under your legs and if you don't kick over or your posture tilts you'll know it 😉lol mentioning kicking cuzz ide have to kick over the heater to keep my leg up
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How to loosen up hamstrings!!
I'm currently in rehab training for my knee with both ligament and ACL injury, so these exercises will help me get my balance back ^^
goodluck bro
Been practicing shorin ryu after breaking my ankle, it seems like the hardest thing I've done in my life but it's so satisfying and the results are impossible to deny, good luck on your journey
Those are good drills to do. Similar exercises would be crane foot and tree pose in yoga. Swapping between zenkutsu and neko ashi is a good teaching method, too. Nice job!
Please, please don't stand the bo like that. Please lay it on the ground, or you can buy hooks to mount it on the wall. It's inexpensive, would look even better, and honors proper weapon etiquette. It's a big deal in most kōryu schools.
Saga Frontier 2 music??? One more reason to love this channel haah ❤️
Sensei, I was taught to bow and not to drop my head too low. I was taught to bow to show respect, but to keep your eyes/ or be aware what the person is doing in front me. Basically keep your eyes open and do not look at the floor. Respectfully, from Texas.
Thank you so much for this my balance in unsu is horrendous but now it can get better 🤣👍 great video!!
great balance video sensei! I like the alignment tips at the beginning. These are often missed by beginners.
That's great you approve, balance is key.
Very helpful. Balance, agility, and stamina drills would be great. Thanks!
Great stuff Sensei, please do more
great tutorial ! Arigato sensei!
😀 i came for the 🥋 but stayed for the counting... now i’m 🥵 sweaty and can count in Japanese 🇯🇵... or is it korean, sorry dont speak either AND REALLY LOVE TO LEARN THO 🙏 thank You so much 😊 so fun. AMADíSSIMO
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... doing zenkutsu dachi turn for the first time when I was four, it was for Pinan Shodan ... I was clumsy boy back then, but after the first two pinans, my mother said that my agility improved significantly ... it worked 😊
Had Mei Hua poles years after that, but I know it all started with Pinan ...
These are great, thank you
Great for any sport!
Thanks! This is perfect for Saifa kata in Goju
Thank you... I really needed this 🙏🙏🙏
Sensei please show some exercises for people those who have Hemophilia (for both Hemophilia A and B). 👍🏻🇮🇳
This is very helpful
Something never put into words, fact is, balance requires muscle development to sustain the body in different positions. Look at kung fuists and kalari/kalaripauttu in India that use all these positions to develop strengths. Or consider you, TaiChi, Qigong, etc.
Which Judo, where Jigoro Kano removed dangerous and deadly techniques from JiuJitsu to create Judo, a sport and physical education. A game, similiar to chess. Gichin Funakoshi followed suit, where they both saw the day of the sword is over. These secret techniques were growing of less use, but preserving the way of fighting techniques made into an art, as kata performance of karate. Where clean, crisp, squared techniques and movement are appealing. Other karate styles following. Even Aikido a late bloomer following suit, where it may be useful against nonviolent types, but would be useless against real aggressive violent types who are fast, powerful and have the mindset to conquer, sending fast powerful strikes in a flurry.
But they all can develop the body for health and can have positive social qualities.
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All that reaction to western martial arts movies has finally gotten to you Yusuke…
Thanks for the help....i can't even do a side kick without falling
Question:
is it possible to learn from home without a Sensei Then go for grading to a higher belt?
Because I have been repeating white for 3 years now..
👌🏻
I tried looking for ways to contact you but failed so I'm just gonna dump this question in your most recent video: in kumite and in competition specifically, how does someone get over the restrain or fear of hurting someone when the goal is to hurt the partner? In lame Karate Kid terms, what's the balance? When I practiced a billion years ago I struggled with that, doing a high kick to the face but stop before it hits and only once I competed and it was against someone that was much better physically and experience-wise and obviously lost but there were a couple times I had a chance for a point but was treating my opponent like a new friend.
Also a comment in line with the topic of the video (but also a bit of a troll): Just do everything in tsuru-ashi-dachi! you dropped something? tsuru! and bend over on one leg to pick it up! wife cheating? tsuru! and spin on one leg while you choose a new direction! you didn't pay the mafia and now they're after you? tsuru! well, that won't help, but if you manage to die in that position you'll look great in the news...
@@AVJHalonen while im not either Yusuke or a kumite focused karateka but here is my 1 cent:
If you ever want to implement anything to your kumite, a technique, a certian footwork, or a *better habit*
It is best to *always* remind yourself of said habit *before* and during your kumite session. From personal experience this helped me not forget implementing new techniques due to stress during sparring.
@@Froge4291 Thanks for the reply!
@@AVJHalonen no problem.
Woah im the first!!!!!
dont know why i watched this, im in a whelchair. for me karate is all upper body
You're watching this because you have hope, drive and a want for something that most find unattainable. If you WANT to do this, you CAN do this!
Check out the wheelchair legend, Ted Vollrath! Look up Wheelchair Karate here on youtube. If you want something bad enough, you'll do what it takes to get it. Best of luck to you!!
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No you didn't. My mom did 😄its called radial heaters under your legs and if you don't kick over or your posture tilts you'll know it 😉lol mentioning kicking cuzz ide have to kick over the heater to keep my leg up
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