@@brucenelsonmuchengeti5174 He does videos with professional mma fighters all the time. The gloves and rules would change the dynamic too much and would be pointless.
For those wanting to understand this principle from a western boxing perspective, look for videos on how to punch like Jack Dempsey or read his book "Championship Fighting". Essentially what's happening is instead relying solely on the extension of your arm, hip rotation and pushing off your back leg to generate power, you throw your entire mass into your punch. It is a far more efficient way to generate a lot of force in your punches, as net force = mass x acceleration, while keeping your footing, and therefore balance, stable.
"Fall into the punch" - it does generate a lot of power, and your skeletal structure does the rest. However, and this what most martial arts don't account for, power is not what matters except to knock the target backward. Precision is. A powerful blow leaves a nasty bruise, but a precise one disables the target. You don't have to hit the jaw that hard to KO someone. You don't have to hit the solar plexus that hard to spasm the diaphram muscle. You don't have to hit the nerve in the interior tricep that hard to numb the arm and rob it of strength.
@@liukang85 he's falling into the punch when he moves his center of gravity forward, which is accomplished with the larger step. The karateka is doing it slowly for demonstration purposes, but the principles are exactly the same
The science and spiritual teaching of martial art this guy teaches is amazing, even tho im a combat person, i would have definitely love to have been a student
If you understand the human body, you can do so much more than the average person. That's what most fighting style do. Applying the human body functions
That's what a real teacher does. As I'm sure you know most are incapable of teaching so well. Results in a weak class even if the teacher has skills but it's his inability to teach that the student will not be able to understand. No such thing as a bad student just a bad teacher.. this man is awesome. Very difficult to find good teachers
Dies ist die eine brutale Wahrheit. Und die zweite brutale Wahrheit ist, es gibt sehr viele gute Lehrer, welche in einer Klasse selbstzufriedener Schüler wieder nichts anbringen können. ☝️
The key here is the proper and correct position of the Hips and the Tail Bone along with your soles firmly planted into the ground which in turn stabilizes your center of gravity. Practical application: When the hips and the tailbone are in the correct position, your center of gravity is stabilized. By twisting your hips and body at the same direction, the center of gravity shifts toward the position in which you move your legs therefore generating a force with your full body weight in it. (due to the sudden shift in center of gravity). Try throwing a punch using your upper body then try this one which uses the lower body and you will feel the difference in force generated.
It's been years since I trained in a dojo officially, so this was great for refreshing my memory. Proper technique and form based on understanding of body mechanics are essential to maximize power for sure. Excellent video from Naka Sensei.
1) In the 1st push he described the push add coming from the back foot pushing into the ground. The fist and the ball of the foot (he said ball of the thumb mistakenly) move in tandem. It generates power to the punch, but weakens the center of gravity. 2) In the 2nd setup, he says to use the pelvis to stabilize the turn, centering the power as gravity shifts to the front and out of the punch. The body here, however, is anchored in the pelvis and the forward leg. 3) Both methods look the same, but feel very different.
@@FM-dm8xjthe stronger punch is stronger because you’re shifting your center of gravity towards the lead foot. during the stronger punch , the back foot turns as a consequence of you shifting you weight forward, rather than you pivoting on the rear foot and keeping the center of gravity there. not sure if that clears anything up but hopefully it does lol
I sooo much respect the teaching. Understand the first two punches are high (equal to the students eyes). Last punch is lower creating a better foundation. AGAIN I RESPECT THE TEACHING
No solo eso, en los dos primeros puñetazos los testea empujado dese cerca y sosteniendo su codo, en el tercero lo testea desde lejos con una base más débil para empujar.
It looks like the main difference is that in the second example the feet end up in a longer stance so you're more rooted for better stability. In the beginning, his feet are in a more narrow stance and not rooted very well so he's more easily unbalanced. I think this principle is taught in all martial arts but some teach it in the beginning and some teach it at advanced levels of training.
Punch from same side always is how i was taught. Most of these karate is the reason people look down on karate these days. Keshan-Kahn is my style. Inside fighting..
54 years is a long time to be attracted to anything and l have known many masters of their craft in this time and you Sir, are most definitely another one! 🙏
We called it "push the tree", we used to push the boards or bamboo buried in ground. To teach this concept. When we punched, but before we punched, we learned to push, in repeated slow motion.
@@shiva04364 strength, firmness of stance, learning to breath, with motion, (out with push), Your mind, your body, your breath, your base, and even the target, is understood, without thought in time.
i love when masters also know the reason behind every move stance and basically just know physics... i mean not like my dumbass knows any physics lol i just kbow how to punch and kick lmao 💀
Look up videos on how to punch like Jack Dempsey or read his book "championship fighting." Is the same principle and a lot easier to understand. But in a nutshell: the physics of what's being demonstrated is throwing as much of the body's mass into the punch, which increases the force generated in the punch while not sacrificing stability in the footwork. You don't need to have the aesthetic snap shown in this video for the principle to work and can be achieved with simple punches like the jab and cross
You are 100% correct, the master knows physics and he is using it to fool us all. His first two pushes are on a 45 degree angle, where the puncher has no support. The last push is straight on and thus straight into his back foot and easily resisted.
The end result looks the same yes, that's the point. How he got there is what makes the difference. It's definitely hard to see from the outside but essentially instead of relying on kicking off of the floor and twisting with the back foot, he "falls" forward with his body, pushing and then twisting his hips, with the back heel lifting as a side-effect.
How Japan and many countries like Thailand preserve their fighting arts and even promote them internationally and we Indians have lost ours. And they can never come back.
This is so interesting…. If you have ever looked into fascia, and how your fascia affects your muscular structure and body… I think that’s what his techniques are manipulating. It’s not magic or spiritual, but it’s understanding the reflexes of the fascia. (I don’t even know if that’s a thing, but it looks like it from these videos).
I have great respect for Naka Sensei, and I can see how this would be stronger, but I was taught to keep the whole back foot on the ground and, while reducing the reach, for me this is more powerful still.
I like to keep both my heals down leaving your back heal up acts like a spring and weakens the effect of a strike as the attacker can potentially bounce back
I think, he was initially pushed to the side of the arm so he will lose his balance and moved backward. The way the instructor pushed the fist (and arm) in two scenarios are totally different. Check it out again. I could be wrong though.
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PhD in karate.
For fucking real!!
this are basic bio mechanics. people just dont practice the ART part of martial arts and just take anything told at face value.
*This month's test will be on karate chops*
I would like to see him fight atleast a MMA or kick boxer
@@brucenelsonmuchengeti5174 He does videos with professional mma fighters all the time. The gloves and rules would change the dynamic too much and would be pointless.
The way he throws his fist is pure art, it's so beautiful.
It is okay
No. It's a starched gi
He'd get murdered by even amateur mma fighters.
@@Pat315 Cmon, why do you guys always gotta bring up the "mma is better" huh? Its really unrelated man.
@@wh90287 Can't let people think that their is a shred of credibility to this bullshido.
For those wanting to understand this principle from a western boxing perspective, look for videos on how to punch like Jack Dempsey or read his book "Championship Fighting".
Essentially what's happening is instead relying solely on the extension of your arm, hip rotation and pushing off your back leg to generate power, you throw your entire mass into your punch.
It is a far more efficient way to generate a lot of force in your punches, as net force = mass x acceleration, while keeping your footing, and therefore balance, stable.
"Fall into the punch" - it does generate a lot of power, and your skeletal structure does the rest. However, and this what most martial arts don't account for, power is not what matters except to knock the target backward. Precision is. A powerful blow leaves a nasty bruise, but a precise one disables the target. You don't have to hit the jaw that hard to KO someone. You don't have to hit the solar plexus that hard to spasm the diaphram muscle. You don't have to hit the nerve in the interior tricep that hard to numb the arm and rob it of strength.
Right on spot.
Yep, the impact step and the powerline. The more I study the more I learn all martial arts are basically the same at the heart of it.
interesting, but here the situation is static.. That's different from 'falling' into something.
I'd like to understand what the difference here is
@@liukang85 he's falling into the punch when he moves his center of gravity forward, which is accomplished with the larger step. The karateka is doing it slowly for demonstration purposes, but the principles are exactly the same
I never get tired of watching Tatsuya and listening to his great wisdom
This guy is a fighting genius. Love all his knowledge and videos
The science and spiritual teaching of martial art this guy teaches is amazing, even tho im a combat person, i would have definitely love to have been a student
This Karate master absolutely needs to go viral. Here's a whole new level of applied physics. ❤
Gosh I love the synchronization of those shorts! Almost can't notice it's not his language
If you understand the human body, you can do so much more than the average person. That's what most fighting style do. Applying the human body functions
This needs to be in all schools!!!
Yeah how to beat psychopaths
why, so that bullies can use it against u
So start boxing then this is the very first thing you learn
Why?
Meditative karate
. Where attention goes energy flows.. true example❤❤
Thanks for explain the real nowledge beyond the movements
That's what a real teacher does. As I'm sure you know most are incapable of teaching so well. Results in a weak class even if the teacher has skills but it's his inability to teach that the student will not be able to understand. No such thing as a bad student just a bad teacher.. this man is awesome. Very difficult to find good teachers
@@shawnmcnabb2979He’s the real deal
Dies ist die eine brutale Wahrheit.
Und die zweite brutale Wahrheit ist, es gibt sehr viele gute Lehrer, welche in einer Klasse selbstzufriedener Schüler wieder nichts anbringen können. ☝️
Thank you I been asking this question years and know could explain it simple as you!!!
The key here is the proper and correct position of the Hips and the Tail Bone along with your soles firmly planted into the ground which in turn stabilizes your center of gravity.
Practical application: When the hips and the tailbone are in the correct position, your center of gravity is stabilized. By twisting your hips and body at the same direction, the center of gravity shifts toward the position in which you move your legs therefore generating a force with your full body weight in it. (due to the sudden shift in center of gravity).
Try throwing a punch using your upper body then try this one which uses the lower body and you will feel the difference in force generated.
Thanks for the more specific elaboration.
The dubbing is perfectly made, sound effects also 😎👏👏
Looove these overdubs!! I feel like for the 1st time I'm hearing directly from Naka Sensei! Arigato! Oss!
Thank you for sharing these videos. Your classes are dynamic and I love the way you explain each move in detail. Thank you.
Thanks for the AI translating Naka-sensei with his real voice. 😊
It's been years since I trained in a dojo officially, so this was great for refreshing my memory. Proper technique and form based on understanding of body mechanics are essential to maximize power for sure. Excellent video from Naka Sensei.
かっこよすぎる、、、、
Thank you so much sir for the knowledge 🎉❤😊
1) In the 1st push he described the push add coming from the back foot pushing into the ground. The fist and the ball of the foot (he said ball of the thumb mistakenly) move in tandem. It generates power to the punch, but weakens the center of gravity. 2) In the 2nd setup, he says to use the pelvis to stabilize the turn, centering the power as gravity shifts to the front and out of the punch. The body here, however, is anchored in the pelvis and the forward leg. 3) Both methods look the same, but feel very different.
Thank you. The video failed to explain those details .
explain more sipmly please
Good koshi 💪 @@FM-dm8xj
In short, the man has good koshi.
@@FM-dm8xjthe stronger punch is stronger because you’re shifting your center of gravity towards the lead foot. during the stronger punch , the back foot turns as a consequence of you shifting you weight forward, rather than you pivoting on the rear foot and keeping the center of gravity there. not sure if that clears anything up but hopefully it does lol
The step forward of the lead foot brings stability balance and the support of rear foot. Good work ❤
So few teachers/masters can explain (let alone understand) the 'reasons' behind it all. Lucky student(s).
Kuro-obi has so much wisdom and knowledge.
I want to learn from this Karate Master. 😊
Great explanation. Absorb this free knowledge
This is why He is him
I sooo much respect the teaching.
Understand the first two punches are high (equal to the students eyes).
Last punch is lower creating a better foundation.
AGAIN I RESPECT THE TEACHING
No solo eso, en los dos primeros puñetazos los testea empujado dese cerca y sosteniendo su codo, en el tercero lo testea desde lejos con una base más débil para empujar.
Voice over is excellent
The sound effect comes from the uniform they're wearing.
❤ Master class!!!
Thanks for this small but powerful method.🙏
Amazing😮
V nicely explained. Good!
Thank you for your words
This sensei's videos are very informative.
I like these new found videos. I think I was Asian in another life.
Qué máquina este sensei
It looks like the main difference is that in the second example the feet end up in a longer stance so you're more rooted for better stability. In the beginning, his feet are in a more narrow stance and not rooted very well so he's more easily unbalanced. I think this principle is taught in all martial arts but some teach it in the beginning and some teach it at advanced levels of training.
Pure ART 🎩🥃
Punch from same side always is how i was taught. Most of these karate is the reason people look down on karate these days. Keshan-Kahn is my style. Inside fighting..
54 years is a long time to be attracted to anything and l have known many masters of their craft in this time and you Sir, are most definitely another one! 🙏
Twist the foot with the ball of the thumb! Nice
J'y croirais seulement quand je verrais le score de chaque variante sur une machine de frappe!
Thanks!!!
Nice!
Great Sensei 🙏
Excellent demonstration and example👌🏽
The explanation from this Master is right up there. Rispek!
Great instruction on the corkscrew punch delivery.
Excellent INSTRUCT0R’S!
Beautiful F0RMS & UNIQUE!
❤🙏
G0D BLESSES
Respect always 🙏 Master
Naka sensei is a beast ❤👍💪
Master 🙏
I learn a lot! Thanks sensei!
Bro is different
The power lies 💪 in the little secrets ❤️😊
That is why karate without the Kata means death itself.😢
Karate without kata is just re.
That's where the truth power is coming from...
Superb sensei ossss
It's all about engaging the right muscles to support ur fist strength
A simple shadow punch can tell this man is the real deal
This knowledge is also applied to Boxing, it's amazing how Karate can make you lethal and smart at the same time
nice 🎉
Très bien
We called it "push the tree", we used to push the boards or bamboo buried in ground. To teach this concept. When we punched, but before we punched, we learned to push, in repeated slow motion.
What's the exact difference in both??
@@shiva04364 strength, firmness of stance, learning to breath, with motion, (out with push),
Your mind, your body, your breath, your base, and even the target, is understood, without thought in time.
Merci 😊😊😊
Parabéns Sensei pela aula Oss !
i love when masters also know the reason behind every move stance and basically just know physics... i mean not like my dumbass knows any physics lol i just kbow how to punch and kick lmao 💀
Look up videos on how to punch like Jack Dempsey or read his book "championship fighting." Is the same principle and a lot easier to understand.
But in a nutshell: the physics of what's being demonstrated is throwing as much of the body's mass into the punch, which increases the force generated in the punch while not sacrificing stability in the footwork.
You don't need to have the aesthetic snap shown in this video for the principle to work and can be achieved with simple punches like the jab and cross
You are 100% correct, the master knows physics and he is using it to fool us all. His first two pushes are on a 45 degree angle, where the puncher has no support. The last push is straight on and thus straight into his back foot and easily resisted.
Wow. U r the man. I studied for awhile and really don’t know karate as I teach it. Thank u
Suri Ashi technik with front leg! Oss! Hai!
Biomechanics and the focus of consciousness
That step forward sets up your center of mass a lot better
This is the stance of capoeira. I teach a very similar principle in my capoeira classes. Great stuff. Body mechanics never lie.
What's the subtle difference??
I like this guy good stuff 👍
Students posture never changed.
The end result looks the same yes, that's the point. How he got there is what makes the difference. It's definitely hard to see from the outside but essentially instead of relying on kicking off of the floor and twisting with the back foot, he "falls" forward with his body, pushing and then twisting his hips, with the back heel lifting as a side-effect.
Thx Master
Great Voice.
AI voice
this is very high level stuff.
U are a true master..
Interesting...Interesting
Every body has a plan until THE PUNCH KISSES YOUR FACE
Una pregunta 🤔, el talon de la pierna trasera no debería estar pegado al suelo .
Everything comes from a strong foundation!
Legend
How Japan and many countries like Thailand preserve their fighting arts and even promote them internationally and we Indians have lost ours. And they can never come back.
Thank you!) 😮
That kohai looks like his arm is trailing. He extends, with a bent wrist, and then fully extends his arm & straightens his wrist. Every time.
Yea very bad form , I noticed to
Like a vertical backhand. It's almost painful to watch him do it
I legit feel in karate movies and maybe some anime, that bad guy #1 will come in with punch #1, then hero/protag will come in with punch #2 🥲😤😁😌
i´ll start learning ur trips 😊
This is so interesting…. If you have ever looked into fascia, and how your fascia affects your muscular structure and body… I think that’s what his techniques are manipulating. It’s not magic or spiritual, but it’s understanding the reflexes of the fascia. (I don’t even know if that’s a thing, but it looks like it from these videos).
That s nice, now let him enter MMA
I have great respect for Naka Sensei, and I can see how this would be stronger, but I was taught to keep the whole back foot on the ground and, while reducing the reach, for me this is more powerful still.
I like to keep both my heals down leaving your back heal up acts like a spring and weakens the effect of a strike as the attacker can potentially bounce back
YOU are the step 🤟🤣
I think, he was initially pushed to the side of the arm so he will lose his balance and moved backward. The way the instructor pushed the fist (and arm) in two scenarios are totally different. Check it out again. I could be wrong though.
Excellent
In the first two examples the student steps slightly to the left. In the third example the student steps straight forward
Wow, the physics of the body is really amazing.....k