That's what I love about karate, teaches you to use all parts of your body for offense and defense. This is how it should be in the karate community...sharing information and learning from each other, not arguing over which branch or school is better or "purer." OSU!
Admiro a atitude dele de humildade e espírito de aprendiz. Já vi "japonês" do Paraguai dizendo que não existe Full Contact ou Full Contact karate. Pois a tudo está na arte dele, mas quando mostra a eficiência técnica em combate, mostra vídeos de Full Contact... vai entender 🤷🏻♂️ Eu acredito que todas as artes são boas e proveitosas para cada indivíduo. Logo, todas as artes merecem respeito! Para respeitar a nossa arte, devemos respeitar as artes das outras pessoas independente do estilo.
That's the same part of the knee that Chris Weidman used to check Anderson Silva's roundhouse kick. He wound up breaking Anderson's shin in half. I've never seen that part of the knee used offensively, though.
Cool detail, thanks. I was wondering why he was so effective without needing to hit hard. I'll have to keep this technique in mind for future reference.
@@Tom-qz8xw The reverse punch is different from the cross, it's much more powerful. The reverse punch isn't used by boxers because it requires your arm to be lower, thus leaving your face vulnerable.
I learned that low kick in Muy Thai. The force of the leg keeps going forward after the impact so the part of the leg closer to the fulcrum of the knee really digs in to the leg.
A bunch of humble warriors. I thought Japanese martial art master is like in enime. They try to test and destroy each other. But in reality is no. They very humble and respect each other. Instead of showing who’s better, they try to educate each other by sharing knowledge and philosophy.
Bill Niu what it looks like is that the kicker is striking more towards the front of the thigh with the top of the shin bone and pushing down and through. It's a heavier portion of bone being pressed into a portion of the muscle that doesn't have stability to help block it.
it's more like knee kick on your thigh. The movement is not swinging, but pushing your hip forward like Mae Geri or Hiza Geri. FYI, the pain in the video is real ;)
"below the knee" is actually still the shin. It's the top part of the shin, the biggest part. Drive it in with your body weight and it doesn't need too much force to be powerful. But BEWARE because a low kick at such close range opens you up to TAKEDOWNS which is probably the first counter the opponent would try in an MMA-style or free sparring session
In Muay Thai, that is the part you aim to block with as it is the biggest and most solid part of the shin bone. The best Muay Thai Clinch fighter, (1980's era) Dieselnoi, used that part of his leg with his forward knees, instead of bending the knee and stabbing, he would raise it and push it forward. Cool to see it used as a close ranged leg kick too, awesome stuff
In my opinion this technique has one flaw: It kind of takes away the range of the low kick. I can see that to use it you must be in the other guy's punching range, whereas with a 'classic low kick' you're at a bigger distance. So you may get caught with a counter punch on the button while on one leg...not the best situation to be in. Cheers!
Another good kick to look into is the muay thai leg kick. Instead of bouncing off with your lower shin you kick with a straighted leg. It feels like a baseball bat.
Raghu Seetharaman it wasn't actually. They are used together and make up a larger group of Russian martial arts. I will acknowledge that there are *without a doubt* some terrible schools of systema that have completely lost their way But under that exact same notion there are some terrible schools of BJJ, muay thai, boxing, wrestling, karate, judo etc etc And *there also is some fantastic schools of systema* just as there is some fantastic schools of all those arts I previously mentioned Personally I think the peak of systema is taught in the schools of *Kevin Secours and DK Yoo* . They arnt the only teachers in the whole world who teach good systema but they are a great place to start if you wish to see how systema should be
Sysetma was in the news 3 years ago. www.flowmma.org/2015/09/systema-expert-in-serious-but-stable-condition-after-attacker-refuses-to-move-in-slow-motion/
@@jamesyoo67 - Please, go into a Systema school and prove it. I dare any of you shit talkers to get in, for example, Sonny Puzikas' face and make that claim. Let us know how it goes, Big Guy. 😉
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I would say it’s real/ orthodox kick and punch instead Sadly now most martial schools are too obsessed with either “Tv-competitions” or theories Any how, glad to see the normal practice of martial on RUclips
Can someone explain how he does that lead punch? It seems he's pushing off with the back leg, slides the fist forward with a lot of power cause the back leg then follows forward. But how are the shoulders positioned? Does the front foot slide forward at all? His hips do drop just slightly as he begins. And also the low kick, is it you hit with the high shin into the thigh?
I learned it in Muy Thai so I would expect everyone to know it but I don't see it used at all... The idea is that the lower part of the leg keeps going past the point of impact so that the point of impact really digs into the thigh. Very effective.
I learned it in Muy Thai. Knee up to height of impact. Kick force should be straight forward, twisting hips at the end. Impact hits with upper shin but the lower part of the leg keep moving forward so the point of impact really digs into the thigh. Very close range. Even little impact and like a push will hurt. If you hit with the end of a stick it makes a slap, hit with the middle of a stick and it digs in.
@@0ooTheMAXXoo0 nothing you said is any news to me, but how exactly is that what they are doing in the video? I don't think it is what they are implying which is why I asked them to explain better
Lift your knee to at least height of impact. Throw the kick forwards. The impact hits using the top of the shin but the rest of the leg keeps going forward and that force helps the point of impact dig in further into the thigh. great for closer range than other leg kicks and very effective. Even if it ends up like a push because you are close it will still dig in and hurt.
if you want you cab try that on me. im a low ranked swordsman and i think u can do better. contact me if yoy are in New Zealand. i also do goju but only jyst started a few months ago
AlexanderPews jiu jitsu? do u mean bjj. if sooo bjj is rooted in judo and judo comes for yawara aka jujutsu put just sooo u know traditional tote-jutsu/tode-jutsu aka karate has grappling known as te-gumi which comes from Okinawan wrestling^^ soooo karate already has grappling^^.
oh boy.. I didnt understand anything I was just suggesting why dont somebody make a Karate + jiu-jitsu or bjj into one style so its all in one place, not so much mma based. The karate I went to didnt have any grappling, it could be cool to have a nice focus on both aspects.
Problem is you can only do so much in one lesson kung fu tends to suffer from doing far to much and getting very little done if you want to be a good martial artist your better off just going to two different clubs that focus on different things karate makes a great base to build on with grappling arts like bjj and wrestling
Just upper shin. The idea of the kick is that the force of the lower leg keeps moving after the impact so that the point of impact really digs into the thigh.
well that samurai art vs karate in karate when you condition ur hands u make them like blades whichcan cut throught anythingg like bricks and ice and wooden boards the karate chop or the knife than be really deadly whenhit by a master to the limbs it can dislocate ur bones like nothing even break them in many pieces
That beautiful low kick won't be seen in Kumite anyway ... Why? That's why I hate watching Kumite, there is no the beauty of karate move in kumite, but in Kata only
That's what I love about karate, teaches you to use all parts of your body for offense and defense. This is how it should be in the karate community...sharing information and learning from each other, not arguing over which branch or school is better or "purer." OSU!
it's more or less what we do at my dojo: when somebody saw or think of a technique, they take a guinea pig.... i mean ask a volunter to try on
It is certainly not like this in the JKA.
Hell yeah buddy. Im both a karate and muay thai practitioner. Helping each other grow and improve is what matters most.
Marius Err, Naka is JKA.
These guys have big mutual respect for each other. Therefore, they have a lot of fun when they do that practice 🥋
一流同士の交流だから緊張感も感じますが見ていて元気もらいます。
Admiro a atitude dele de humildade e espírito de aprendiz. Já vi "japonês" do Paraguai dizendo que não existe Full Contact ou Full Contact karate. Pois a tudo está na arte dele, mas quando mostra a eficiência técnica em combate, mostra vídeos de Full Contact... vai entender 🤷🏻♂️ Eu acredito que todas as artes são boas e proveitosas para cada indivíduo. Logo, todas as artes merecem respeito! Para respeitar a nossa arte, devemos respeitar as artes das outras pessoas independente do estilo.
中先生の流派にとらわれず学ぶ姿勢は尊敬します！
この何からでも誰からでも学ぶ姿勢を見習いたいね。武道武術格闘技をやる人なら。
I'm gonna try this kick out tommorow I'll say if it works or not
Update this kick sorta works maybe I wasn't doing it right
お互いを認めつつ技術の交換。素晴らしい姿勢ですね。
杉澤先生本当にかっこいいよなぁ。
That could EASILY work for muay thai. Super useful, thanks
I learned this kick in Muy Thai. The force keeps traveling past the point of impact so the shin at the point of impact really digs into the leg.
That's the same part of the knee that Chris Weidman used to check Anderson Silva's roundhouse kick. He wound up breaking Anderson's shin in half. I've never seen that part of the knee used offensively, though.
This kick is special because the weight of the lower leg keeps moving after impact so that the point of impact really digs into the leg.
Cool detail, thanks. I was wondering why he was so effective without needing to hit hard. I'll have to keep this technique in mind for future reference.
that's called a fluke lol
He never ceases to amaze me with how smooth his reverse punch is.
you argue with his punches!
@@Tom-qz8xw Karateka refers to the punch as gyaku tsuki (Reverse Punch).
@@Tom-qz8xw The reverse punch is different from the cross, it's much more powerful. The reverse punch isn't used by boxers because it requires your arm to be lower, thus leaving your face vulnerable.
OfficialDropFactory you could take a powerful hook when u do reverse punch in boxing
@@thomasalvatesla2466 Nigga that's what I just said. Reverse punches are risky because it leaves your face open to your opponent.
I learned that low kick in Muy Thai. The force of the leg keeps going forward after the impact so the part of the leg closer to the fulcrum of the knee really digs in to the leg.
Best video yet! Good job
他術他流など自分と異なる物(者)を否定して自尊心を守る、それこそが真の「弱さ」だとこの先生を見ていて痛感しました。
いい教師の中に反面教師を見いだすな（適当）
Does anyone else turn the volume up even when the video isn't English?
参加しなくてもよいから、その場にいたい。
I love him. Love this program. Keep it on, brothers!
0:48城戸選手がやってたやつってこの技かー！
A bunch of humble warriors. I thought Japanese martial art master is like in enime. They try to test and destroy each other. But in reality is no. They very humble and respect each other. Instead of showing who’s better, they try to educate each other by sharing knowledge and philosophy.
Um...still didn't understand how was that low kick worked
Bill Niu what it looks like is that the kicker is striking more towards the front of the thigh with the top of the shin bone and pushing down and through. It's a heavier portion of bone being pressed into a portion of the muscle that doesn't have stability to help block it.
it's more like knee kick on your thigh. The movement is not swinging, but pushing your hip forward like Mae Geri or Hiza Geri. FYI, the pain in the video is real ;)
COOOLLLLL!!!!!!
"below the knee" is actually still the shin. It's the top part of the shin, the biggest part. Drive it in with your body weight and it doesn't need too much force to be powerful. But BEWARE because a low kick at such close range opens you up to TAKEDOWNS which is probably the first counter the opponent would try in an MMA-style or free sparring session
In Muay Thai, that is the part you aim to block with as it is the biggest and most solid part of the shin bone.
The best Muay Thai Clinch fighter, (1980's era) Dieselnoi, used that part of his leg with his forward knees, instead of bending the knee and stabbing, he would raise it and push it forward. Cool to see it used as a close ranged leg kick too, awesome stuff
In my opinion this technique has one flaw: It kind of takes away the range of the low kick. I can see that to use it you must be in the other guy's punching range, whereas with a 'classic low kick' you're at a bigger distance. So you may get caught with a counter punch on the button while on one leg...not the best situation to be in. Cheers!
right, only good when your mind is fast and you can do it as second combo after a punch when you are yourself in near range
Another good kick to look into is the muay thai leg kick. Instead of bouncing off with your lower shin you kick with a straighted leg. It feels like a baseball bat.
That low kick in the video is also Muy Thai.
@@0ooTheMAXXoo0 it looks a little different.
Hmmmm... Looks like somebody might have been cross training in systema. Systema is famous for it's heavy strikes
Excellent video, good stuff
Raghu Seetharaman it wasn't actually. They are used together and make up a larger group of Russian martial arts. I will acknowledge that there are *without a doubt* some terrible schools of systema that have completely lost their way
But under that exact same notion there are some terrible schools of BJJ, muay thai, boxing, wrestling, karate, judo etc etc
And *there also is some fantastic schools of systema* just as there is some fantastic schools of all those arts I previously mentioned
Personally I think the peak of systema is taught in the schools of *Kevin Secours and DK Yoo* . They arnt the only teachers in the whole world who teach good systema but they are a great place to start if you wish to see how systema should be
Sysetma was in the news 3 years ago.
www.flowmma.org/2015/09/systema-expert-in-serious-but-stable-condition-after-attacker-refuses-to-move-in-slow-motion/
"Systema is famous for it's heavy strikes" it's famous for being bullshit
@@jamesyoo67 - Please, go into a Systema school and prove it. I dare any of you shit talkers to get in, for example, Sonny Puzikas' face and make that claim. Let us know how it goes, Big Guy. 😉
1:41 is the scene from the movie titled Kuro Obi.
Pro: enemy blocks dont hurt(or less you than him), it is more damaging
Cons: less range, might be slower
karate and jujitsu both beautifull martial arts
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I would say it’s real/ orthodox kick and punch instead
Sadly now most martial schools are too obsessed with either “Tv-competitions” or theories
Any how, glad to see the normal practice of martial on RUclips
Wow. Nice Video! Can we see more on youtube? Like this Kick, and the 1on1 parts. Greetings from Germany
I need to feel that leg kick...
Can someone explain how he does that lead punch? It seems he's pushing off with the back leg, slides the fist forward with a lot of power cause the back leg then follows forward. But how are the shoulders positioned? Does the front foot slide forward at all? His hips do drop just slightly as he begins. And also the low kick, is it you hit with the high shin into the thigh?
Kind regards from Germoney.
Come to America and train with me!
Bisa diantisipsi dng teknik yg diajarkan Toni Ja'a 😊
Great video
This is awesome!
Subscribed!!!!
i still don't understand how to do this kick at 0:34, where is the kicking target and which part to kick ??
Y'all have been doing low kicks like this since the Fujiwara days right?
Me throughout the entire video : the fuck just happened
How can you be happy being kicked
can someone please explain what he meant about the kick and the relaxed approach?
オスグッドには無理そう
It's just like being hit with a heavy wood or pole by accident which is REALLY PAINFUL...
フルコンタクトって言葉に違和感を覚えます？
Where is this dojo where they do Karate and BJJ together??!? Please someone help!
Karate already has jj techniques within the art. It all depends on who teaches you.
that low kick really surprised me
I learned it in Muy Thai so I would expect everyone to know it but I don't see it used at all... The idea is that the lower part of the leg keeps going past the point of impact so that the point of impact really digs into the thigh. Very effective.
フルコンはやばいな
喧嘩したら5秒でやられる
空手始めたての初心者だけど、今日師範にこれ教わったわ。
ほんまに痛い。説明できないけど痛い
How is the other guys black belt so worn out?!?
Kyokushin is one of the most brutal style of karate, osu.
Antonio Diaz I’ve read Kykushin was made because one sensei wanted to be equal with MuayThai figters
@@tibormalinsky8751 no
He hit the nerve
It could be my vast lack of experience. It looks like a “dead leg” to me.
Shotokan le lleva
Kyokushin origen coreano
Nihonjin ga daisuki desu. Mae ni Nihon ni san nen ni sumimashita. Tanoshikatta
Beautiful
مشاء.الله ٠علي٠هذا٠الانسان٠متواضع
Franck Ropers où es tu ?
映画ハイキックガールでもこの二人戦ったねw
no one just stands around like that
Real question: does these DVDs have english subs?
Yes they do
YUKI NAKAI !!!
異種格闘技戦に出てた人に似てる！
ゴールデンクリーパー 本人なのでは？
Kyokushin!
Naka senshei you cannot defend from sword..
Funny that everybody teaches to kick the other way
Other way? There are lots of kicks and this is one of them. Even a light demo version of this kick hurts!
Because a lot of people participate in sports fighting. This technique is more for the streets
Please explain the low kick variation better
I learned it in Muy Thai. Knee up to height of impact. Kick force should be straight forward, twisting hips at the end. Impact hits with upper shin but the lower part of the leg keep moving forward so the point of impact really digs into the thigh. Very close range. Even little impact and like a push will hurt. If you hit with the end of a stick it makes a slap, hit with the middle of a stick and it digs in.
@@0ooTheMAXXoo0 nothing you said is any news to me, but how exactly is that what they are doing in the video? I don't think it is what they are implying which is why I asked them to explain better
嫌な痛みなのよこれが
So It's like throwing a knee kind of?
Lift your knee to at least height of impact. Throw the kick forwards. The impact hits using the top of the shin but the rest of the leg keeps going forward and that force helps the point of impact dig in further into the thigh. great for closer range than other leg kicks and very effective. Even if it ends up like a push because you are close it will still dig in and hurt.
I wonder how long has the full contact karateka been training...
His black belt has turned back into white.
おお貴重だな
Ossi from Brasil.
Oss sensei taikan.....
軽く顔面ありで試合してほしかったです、やっぱり寸止めが強いですかね
どの流派も強いですよ！僕は琉球空手ですが組手は顔面ありのフルコンタクトです。ですが、僕がもし伝統の方と組手しても僕の突きや蹴りは当たらないでしょうし、どの流派が強いと言うよりかは今、自分が習っている流派をどれだけ極めるかの問題だと僕は思います。
あ、それはどうかと思いますけど、K-1にでた極真選手はみんな強かったですよ。
もし仮に寸止め選手がでてもあそこまでの対応力は無かったと思いますけど、もし活躍出来たとしてもかなり時間がかかったと思いますよ（極真に比べて）
自分は高校時代は寸止め空手していましたが、強くなった感がなく極真系には勝てるようには感じませんでした。
もし極真の選手が普段から顔面を意識した練習をしていたらやっぱり強いですよ
倒す空手と結構当てる空手ではぜんぜん違いますよね
でもフィリオもグラウベもK-1では準優勝していますけど・・・、弱ければそこまでいきませんよ
総合では菊野選手(三日月蹴りが得意）は極真鹿児島支部で九州チャンピオンですし、キックの那須川天心は極真世界チャンピオン、又キックの安保三兄弟も極真チャンピオンですよ、あとUFC王者サンビエールも極真空手ですよ、
ま～そこそこ成績上げている極真選手あげるときりがないのでこのくらいにします
フィリオはデビュー戦（アンディーフグ）から数人一撃でK-1ファイターを立て続けにKOしていますよ、この頃から一撃と言う言葉がはやりだしましたよ。負けたのはその後でしたね
「アスリートとして優れていた」はその通りだとおもいますよ、でもそれは同じように堀口選手やリヨートマチダ選手も同じですね。
総合なら極真は？？？ですけど、キックやK-1なら極真ルールからは早く対応できると思いますよ
堀口選手は間違いなく身体能力がすごいですよ
わかりました、伝統空手はそんなに強いんですね
フルコンの身体作りで
伝統をやれば強いのでは？
弱なるわ笑
0:57
Anderson silva
早川大晴さんじゃんw
トーナメントの人ですね
karate 💖👊💘
Wait how
if you want you cab try that on me.
im a low ranked swordsman and i think u can do better.
contact me if yoy are in New Zealand.
i also do goju but only jyst started a few months ago
みなさん楽しそう＾＾
Why dont somebody invent a mix of karate and jiu-jitsu like Kajitsu or Jiu-jarate
AlexanderPews jiu jitsu? do u mean bjj. if sooo bjj is rooted in judo and judo comes for yawara aka jujutsu put just sooo u know traditional tote-jutsu/tode-jutsu aka karate has grappling known as te-gumi which comes from Okinawan wrestling^^ soooo karate already has grappling^^.
oh boy.. I didnt understand anything I was just suggesting why dont somebody make a Karate + jiu-jitsu or bjj into one style so its all in one place, not so much mma based. The karate I went to didnt have any grappling, it could be cool to have a nice focus on both aspects.
AlexanderPews ur karate dojo dint teach te-gumi?
Our style of kenpo is just this...a mix of karate and jiu jitsu.
Problem is you can only do so much in one lesson kung fu tends to suffer from doing far to much and getting very little done if you want to be a good martial artist your better off just going to two different clubs that focus on different things karate makes a great base to build on with grappling arts like bjj and wrestling
He use his knee to kick??
Not really the knee, the 10 centimetres below the tibial tuberosity.
I've been doing it for a few years, it's pretty effective :)
Just upper shin. The idea of the kick is that the force of the lower leg keeps moving after the impact so that the point of impact really digs into the thigh.
finally subs
osunoseishin^^
ossu
Fantasy camp
Might be good as it seems. Be harder in real combat.
Vitale Points
Osu!
埼玉の県武
A may thai veteran would decimate them like an axe hitting a tree
well that samurai art vs karate in karate when you condition ur hands u make them like blades whichcan cut throught anythingg like bricks and ice and wooden boards the karate chop or the knife than be really deadly whenhit by a master to the limbs it can dislocate ur bones like nothing even break them in many pieces
A loot fun ahaha
Osu
Stupid. He switches and kicks with advanced leg. What magic!
this is a joke !!! just what I call play fighting !!!
That thigh kick is serious Muy Thai stuff.
Weeaboo lesson
ZonE R34 lol WeEaBoO
That beautiful low kick won't be seen in Kumite anyway ... Why? That's why I hate watching Kumite, there is no the beauty of karate move in kumite, but in Kata only
time to change the rules!
You can see it in kyokushin
Fake....