Excellent explanations and demonstrations, Shihan. Simple and effective. I especially like the final technique - where you use the natural "flinch reflex" that we all have - as a practical defensive application, with a follow up/escape technique. Keep up the awesome work - this channel is so helpful to those who want to have a deeper understanding of their chosen martial art. OSU!
A dumb question here. You say that (around 7:00 in the video) that he can't punch [because you have him wrapped up.] but what about if he punches your exposed right elbow hard?
coming from Ashihara, I would add that the last technique can transition into a mawashi uke clinch -> maki komi nage if you follow-up by stepping out to the left. add a knee to the face/body while clinched to really bring the pain. osu, great vid!
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Excellent explanations and demonstrations, Shihan. Simple and effective. I especially like the final technique - where you use the natural "flinch reflex" that we all have - as a practical defensive application, with a follow up/escape technique. Keep up the awesome work - this channel is so helpful to those who want to have a deeper understanding of their chosen martial art. OSU!
A dumb question here. You say that (around 7:00 in the video) that he can't punch [because you have him wrapped up.] but what about if he punches your exposed right elbow hard?
There is literally NO ability for him to throw with any power whatsoever due to his body alignment. Its a non issue. Not a dumb question OSU!
@@ShihanTomCallahan Thanks for the reply. That brings up the related question, how hard would a punch to the back of the elbow need to be?
@@massmanute I don’t think thats a real option quite frankly. A good way to break your knuckles too. A fight is a fight anything can happen though.
Always good instruction Shihan! Osu!
coming from Ashihara, I would add that the last technique can transition into a mawashi uke clinch -> maki komi nage if you follow-up by stepping out to the left. add a knee to the face/body while clinched to really bring the pain. osu, great vid!
Excellent content. We in Shotokan use kiaia and don't use Ossu.
We ALSO Kiai. This is much different than OSU. I have another video on the meaning of OSU! I appreciate your comment and thank you for watching.
Perfect examples of tai sabaki.
osu! thanks for watching and the comment
Thanks Shihan! Osu!
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