Sir I’m a junior instructor and I have found my self with a difficult child student that is a belt above me and refuses to take correction from me to change his form. Or exercises. should I leave him to the head instructor or what could I do ?
Woohoo :D true words But at the Weekend I ate a rucula salad with strawbarrys and basil, so maybe creativity is the next step where we find a way for a fruit salad where tomato has its place with its brothers and sisters
Oss sensei. Somewhere this video made me emotional sensei. 10 years ago I wanted to be a professional martial arts teacher. But when I became an instructor , I faced the hard reality. My senior sensei use to tell me that I should be strict and very firm with kids. But that was not my style of teaching. I always believed that fear is gained but respect is earned. I believe if the kids can't love me they will never love my classes and will never love martial arts and in the end fear is not respect. And some masters teach martial arts for money and not for real teaching. Even though I don't have my own house and living in rent for 23 years now I never wanted to earn money by teaching martial arts. I wanted to teach martial arts because I love karate. And maybe I'm living a poor life but still I'll never teach to earn money. Martial arts is not a source of income, thats what I personally believe. And I'm have a very tough time now but still I believe 1 thing. You can't sell your love! Or share your love in exchange of money. Love is respect. And for me Karate is Love. After watching Sensei's videos I realised that I was right. I feel very lucky to be a part of Jesse Sensei's RUclips follower. And though we never met but still I'll always call him my Sensei coz he taught me so many things. Sensei if you are reading this I just want to thank you for motivating me through your videos. Oss Sensei!😊
I had a somewhat similar experience, and ive learned its ok to make money from teaching people. However; its not ok to take advantage of people for their money and time. Teachers also pay (and the students too) students with time. The money is just to make a living, ensuring a nice and safe place to teach, good equipment, utilities, a livable wage for the teacher, etc. The exchangw of time, respect, and effort between teacher and student, is what makes it all WORTH it. Just like Jesse says in his video "put service before self", simply racketeering "black belts" for cash is not real teaching. Even if you have somebody who stays in a white belt for 10 years, as long as they continue to come back and feel the money is worth it is ALL because of a great teacher.
Teaching martial arts is surprisingly difficult, everybody likes to be a smartass and to show off in front of the newbies, but very few can deliver the message in a humble and easy to understand fashion. Great job mate!
Thankyou Sensei Jesse my husband and I are both Martial Arts Instructor and we have our own Dojo it is a very helpful that you shared what is the true essence of being a professional martial arts teacher/instructor 😊😊😊
Thank you Jesse San in fueling me up. As a professional teacher, it sometimes feel lonely, and uninspired to provide students the best value every time they see me. But if it isnt hard, its not worth it thus being respected from the bottom of their heart. ☺️
This is EXACTLY why I don't have/ want my own school yet! Because I'm still missing a lot of the "why" that a teacher has. Have the instructor/ coach down but still learning the why's! Great video, tons of knowledge bombs 💣💥
Makes me happy to hear! 😄 Just keep in mind, there will never be a “perfect” moment when you know everything. It’s about the race, not the finish line 🙏 Good luck! 🌟
I'm preparing for my instructor degree in september, I teach kids and adults classes every saturday morning. This video only confirms some things that I came to understand lately through my little experience of teaching: humility (especially when you're teaching your friends) and striving for perfection. I have to sleep more, organize better and train harder so I can be what they expect me to be. Oh man, I love this thing. Thank you Jesse!
People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care. A value that not many understand, but you've got a tight grip on it. Love your videos, your energy and your enthusiasm. Karate 4 ever Jesse-san!
Hey Jesse, i am the guy at 13:32, i want to say a real big thank for your seminar! You made me think about my Karate and how can i improve it somehow in a way that i never thought about before.Keep up your amazing work and please come back. We all enjoyed your work and love for Karate and want to see and learn more!
Thank you Jesse. That is a very enlightening video about the differences of being an instructor, coach and a teacher. Loved the remark you made about children are not small adults, but adults indeed can be small children.
Martial arts instructor here... I decided to watch this video because I have been doubting myself along with my teaching and instruction. Thank you for the pointers Jesse and for breaking things down. Lately I have been extremely busy, but I have students that depend on me so I go anyways (not getting paid btw). You showed me that I might be more of a professional than I thought and reminded me to not stop learning. I hope to continue teaching and guiding others in their martial arts journeys. Thank you sir.
I can relate to many things you said here. Ive been doing Kendo for 13 years now and i am very passionate about it. I started instructing beginners after a while and now i am the head teacher. And knowing the "why" can only be achieved by challenging yourself and what you have learned. In that process i found my personal Approach to the Art which is great.
I was just looking for a video like this from you! I wanted some tips, because I’m going to start leadership training at my dojo (which includes helping with the kids), and eventually become a teacher there! This is literally all I’ve ever wanted since I was a seven year-old watching “Karate Kid” as often as I could. I finally started taking classes last year, but for me, my journey didn’t start there. I was a Karate-ka long before that when I was mimicking Mr. Miyagi (and later on, you) trying to learn all I could, searching on RUclips, trying to teach myself ‘till I could finally take classes. Now can’t believe that dream’s coming to realization! (And to think it only took 9 years) Thank you so much for this video and all of the inspiration/knowledge you’ve given me. I plan on, within the next couple years, going to that annual seminar you do (the one with the pink belts). Well, we’ll see. Domo arigato goziashimas! 😊 Edit: YES!! Sorry, so excited. So, I just talked to my sensei and he wants me to start helping with the kids class on Wednesdays, (not teaching as a job, just like a junior helper training to teach someday) so I would be doing that an hour before my class that day, and instead of just sitting around for an hour my sensei said that I could just jump in the Kobudo class (which I planned on doing eventually anyway) FOR FREE!! 😁 👏I'M👏SO👏EXCITED👏!!!
Hi Jesse, though I do not practice Karate, but I agree to what you said in the video “The best way to improve your martial arts is to practice another martial arts because when you actually done something for a long time you become blind to it. You can rediscover concepts or principles in another arts then you will see those in your own art but before you couldn’t see it”. I mainly practices Kali and Taekwondo but I do dabble in Kuntau Silat, Muay Thai, Kapap and Brunei Silat. It helps me see the differences and similarities in the different arts and their strength and weaknesses. I really enjoyed your videos very much!
What u said about being a professional really was an eye opener for me. i have been teaching karate since last year and i learned a lot from teaching but i got busy with my own personal life and kind of neglected my duities an now after listening to your definition of a professional i kind of get it that i had the wrong mindset all along I hope that i can build a proper mindset and keep on teaching karate
“A good teacher protects his pupils from his own influence.” What a thought!! 👍🏻 by Bruce lee. So touchy, can’t get enough of it.Omg! How come I never heard of it before!
Nicely done on the seminar. Here is another phrase that you may like. Remember the saying: "practice makes perfect" I had a great instructor in the 90's who pulled up someone in the class for saying exactly that. He went on to say that "perfect practice makes perfect" His reasoning was that you may practice & practice & practice but if you don't strive to improve on your technique, then you will still have sloppy technique years later as you are only practicing sloppy technique. It has stuck with me since that day.
I've starting learning martial arts when I was a kid. I always loved it and dreamed of being a teacher, like a real sensei. I'm an instructor, I've helped teach woman's self defense seminars, blind students and a bunch of awesome kids. But I have yet to get my black belt because of being in and out of training and having 3 kids. So it can be discouraging sometimes. Your video and you in general Jesse are very inspiring, thank you very much *bows*
A few weeks ago, my Sensei and i had a conversation and he wanted me to become the new teacher of his class. He wanted to take a step back and the pandemic would be the right Time to do so. I am a assistant or "Co-trainer" for a few years now and i'm struggeling a bit because of this new Kind of roll i suddenly have to fit in. I Always tried to give the students a good Time, have a laugh or two an teach them the way of the japanese sword. Everyone liked it, but now i've had the feeling of changing things, because i'm something more "official". But watching this, hearing your words and reflecting about my time as a assistant teacher, i realise, that i don't have to change anything. Thank you for this video and the Message within 🙇🏼 Even though it's different Martial arts, we still can learn from each other and i'm glad, that i found your chanel some time ago🙇🏼 Greetings from a german Iaidoka
Oh Jesse you did a real good nukite straight to my heart with that video. I'm a Dentist and I just started my Karate classes with only 8 pupils at the little coast town where I live, this is far from the city so is completely something new here. No money in between, at my small dojo in my patio .. is my social proyect to make better persons in this small town .. keep youth away from bad habits ... Again, thank you for been such a nice person and share your experience and knowledge . I don't know you in person but you proyect a very positive vibe. Arigato.
I recommend a lot of your Videos to my Junior. He wanted to surpass me as a Karate practitioner. He wanted to learn practical ways to use Karate, unlike me I use Karate as not practically in my younger years. I am sure that he will surpass me in no time, specially with your brothers idea with MMA moves with Karate. Hope that you continue to post videos that shows practical use of Karate. Thanks and more power to you and your brother!
Your words on professionalism are the best I've heard so far, as a musician I often need to deal with the distinction between professionals and amateurs, definitely going to use your approach!
What a great video. This reminds of why I love martial arts. These principles are also applicable to other areas of life where professionalism is called for.
That was one of the best RUclips videos I have ever seen! You are a great martial artist, and Sensei! You have earned my highest respect, Sir! Osu! I will be making this required training for my assistants from now on 💯💯💯
Jesse is not ego involved at all. Considering his abilities, his lack of vanity is a testament to his character. Unlike some self absorbed instructors, Jesse is a bosatsu - a bodhisattva, one who helps others.
That video came in good time. Btw 7:38 I'm doing kickboxing and bjj. Guess I'm the right place. Glad you are making vídeos again, man. Come to Brazil again any time.
Wow sensei really.....it is a video which serves us with great knowledge and unsurmountable wisdom which you impart on us with each video of yours.....love you from your blogging days...... Osu
Brilliant Sir and great timing as in re enforces the theme one of my JKD instructors covered in a seminar just this weekend. Thank for giving so freely
It s always a nice journey with you, you r like an encylopedia of Karate with a human interactions, continue good work, passion is here! Red Ranger #1 approved !!! ✌😎
You can always teach a person who is one step behind you. No need to be ten steps ahead (although it would definitely be beneficial.) The spirit of teaching is empathy. As long as you have been in the students shoes, there is something to teach.
4:40 to teach to this kids you make what make to us in all word... ^^ Funny and serius! Always teaching in a fun way for us all over the planet. I am always grateful.
latinoamericana is si far from this kind of teaching, I AM a martial artist and You have inspired me so much. I don't know how much time ir money i need but I AM going to meet You.
Osu sensei I’m sad that i was unable to meet Sensei this time around in Germany But I’m happy to see two of my own students/training partners being at your seminar Hopefully they emptied their minds to learn as much as possible for Sensei Still hoping to meet Sensei one day in the future Osu Gustav-San
Very inspiring, nice and simple explained. Besides you are obviously marshal arts expert, I think you are also excellent instructor, coach and teacher and, I also think, very normal person. Being paid for your work in completely normal. As you said, it is important what you give back to people for being paid, even for me the money is not the biggest issue, it is imported to try to fulfill people expectations as best as possible. Professionalism, for me, means first to really know what are you doing, and after that to do that as best as you can, like as you doing it always for yourself, and not to be selfish and vain... This is maybe not easy, but it makes the difference and gives every teacher (in any field of activity) opportunity to be really (but really) respected.
Thanks for your comments! 😄 Glad you enjoyed the video 🌟 Learn more about Karate on my website: www.karatebyjesse.com 👍
Why you didn't tell me that you was in Germany 😥😂👊
Well done!
Sir I’m a junior instructor and I have found my self with a difficult child student that is a belt above me and refuses to take correction from me to change his form. Or exercises. should I leave him to the head instructor or what could I do ?
"Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit, wisdom is knowing not to put a tomato in a fruit salad".
Woohoo :D true words
But at the Weekend I ate a rucula salad with strawbarrys and basil, so maybe creativity is the next step where we find a way for a fruit salad where tomato has its place with its brothers and sisters
Oss sensei. Somewhere this video made me emotional sensei. 10 years ago I wanted to be a professional martial arts teacher. But when I became an instructor , I faced the hard reality. My senior sensei use to tell me that I should be strict and very firm with kids. But that was not my style of teaching. I always believed that fear is gained but respect is earned. I believe if the kids can't love me they will never love my classes and will never love martial arts and in the end fear is not respect. And some masters teach martial arts for money and not for real teaching.
Even though I don't have my own house and living in rent for 23 years now I never wanted to earn money by teaching martial arts. I wanted to teach martial arts because I love karate. And maybe I'm living a poor life but still I'll never teach to earn money. Martial arts is not a source of income, thats what I personally believe. And I'm have a very tough time now but still I believe 1 thing. You can't sell your love! Or share your love in exchange of money. Love is respect. And for me Karate is Love.
After watching Sensei's videos I realised that I was right.
I feel very lucky to be a part of Jesse Sensei's RUclips follower. And though we never met but still I'll always call him my Sensei coz he taught me so many things.
Sensei if you are reading this I just want to thank you for motivating me through your videos. Oss Sensei!😊
I had a somewhat similar experience, and ive learned its ok to make money from teaching people. However; its not ok to take advantage of people for their money and time. Teachers also pay (and the students too) students with time. The money is just to make a living, ensuring a nice and safe place to teach, good equipment, utilities, a livable wage for the teacher, etc. The exchangw of time, respect, and effort between teacher and student, is what makes it all WORTH it. Just like Jesse says in his video "put service before self", simply racketeering "black belts" for cash is not real teaching. Even if you have somebody who stays in a white belt for 10 years, as long as they continue to come back and feel the money is worth it is ALL because of a great teacher.
@@CyprinusCarpioDiem yea you are absolutely right 😅
Massive respect to you guys
Oss
@@rafaelsantiagosupportkingi9265 oss
Teaching martial arts is surprisingly difficult, everybody likes to be a smartass and to show off in front of the newbies, but very few can deliver the message in a humble and easy to understand fashion.
Great job mate!
Thankyou Sensei Jesse my husband and I are both Martial Arts Instructor and we have our own Dojo it is a very helpful that you shared what is the true essence of being a professional martial arts teacher/instructor 😊😊😊
Thank you Jesse San in fueling me up. As a professional teacher, it sometimes feel lonely, and uninspired to provide students the best value every time they see me. But if it isnt hard, its not worth it thus being respected from the bottom of their heart. ☺️
This is EXACTLY why I don't have/ want my own school yet! Because I'm still missing a lot of the "why" that a teacher has. Have the instructor/ coach down but still learning the why's! Great video, tons of knowledge bombs 💣💥
Makes me happy to hear! 😄 Just keep in mind, there will never be a “perfect” moment when you know everything. It’s about the race, not the finish line 🙏 Good luck! 🌟
What a great “teacher” you are. Humble, thoughtful, considerate, and wise.
I'm preparing for my instructor degree in september, I teach kids and adults classes every saturday morning. This video only confirms some things that I came to understand lately through my little experience of teaching: humility (especially when you're teaching your friends) and striving for perfection. I have to sleep more, organize better and train harder so I can be what they expect me to be. Oh man, I love this thing. Thank you Jesse!
BOOYA! You get it 😎 Keep doing the right thing 👏👏👏
People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care. A value that not many understand, but you've got a tight grip on it. Love your videos, your energy and your enthusiasm. Karate 4 ever Jesse-san!
Love that saying! Thanks for chiming in sensei Brian 🌟
Hey Jesse, i am the guy at 13:32, i want to say a real big thank for your seminar! You made me think about my Karate and how can i improve it somehow in a way that i never thought about before.Keep up your amazing work and please come back. We all enjoyed your work and love for Karate and want to see and learn more!
Fantastic! Thank you so much, hope to train together soon again! 😄
Great seeing all those happy Karate Nerds! Cool seminar and awesome video Jesse. I learn a lot from these videos, thank you
That was really worthy knowledge and to know difference between teacher, instractor, coach #OSS Appreciated sensei
Thank you Jesse. That is a very enlightening video about the differences of being an instructor, coach and a teacher. Loved the remark you made about children are not small adults, but adults indeed can be small children.
Martial arts instructor here... I decided to watch this video because I have been doubting myself along with my teaching and instruction. Thank you for the pointers Jesse and for breaking things down. Lately I have been extremely busy, but I have students that depend on me so I go anyways (not getting paid btw). You showed me that I might be more of a professional than I thought and reminded me to not stop learning. I hope to continue teaching and guiding others in their martial arts journeys. Thank you sir.
1:12 a teacher teaches, a coach coaches and an instructor instructs
I can relate to many things you said here.
Ive been doing Kendo for 13 years now and i am very passionate about it.
I started instructing beginners after a while and now i am the head teacher.
And knowing the "why" can only be achieved by challenging yourself and what you have learned.
In that process i found my personal Approach to the Art which is great.
Thank you for reminding me why teaching is a gift, doesn’t mater wether it’s martial arts or something else 🙏🏼
My absolute pleasure 🙏 Keep it up!
I was just looking for a video like this from you! I wanted some tips, because I’m going to start leadership training at my dojo (which includes helping with the kids), and eventually become a teacher there! This is literally all I’ve ever wanted since I was a seven year-old watching “Karate Kid” as often as I could. I finally started taking classes last year, but for me, my journey didn’t start there. I was a Karate-ka long before that when I was mimicking Mr. Miyagi (and later on, you) trying to learn all I could, searching on RUclips, trying to teach myself ‘till I could finally take classes. Now can’t believe that dream’s coming to realization! (And to think it only took 9 years)
Thank you so much for this video and all of the inspiration/knowledge you’ve given me. I plan on, within the next couple years, going to that annual seminar you do (the one with the pink belts). Well, we’ll see. Domo arigato goziashimas! 😊
Edit: YES!! Sorry, so excited. So, I just talked to my sensei and he wants me to start helping with the kids class on Wednesdays, (not teaching as a job, just like a junior helper training to teach someday) so I would be doing that an hour before my class that day, and instead of just sitting around for an hour my sensei said that I could just jump in the Kobudo class (which I planned on doing eventually anyway) FOR FREE!! 😁 👏I'M👏SO👏EXCITED👏!!!
This Is an amazing reflexion, it make me see allí the work and effort my sensei puts at teaching
I would really like to say thank you for your amazing knowledge.
Thank you very much for your words of wisdom Shihan Jesse. Your vlogging is moving up to the next level. More power to you. 👍👍👍👍 Ossu.
I like the comments on humility, and being there for the people, not the other way around. Great attitude!
I really love your words and your attitude, now that I am 7 months pregnant and still teaching my karate kids… Your words have motivated me!!
Hi Jesse, though I do not practice Karate, but I agree to what you said in the video “The best way to improve your martial arts is to practice another martial arts because when you actually done something for a long time you become blind to it. You can rediscover concepts or principles in another arts then you will see those in your own art but before you couldn’t see it”. I mainly practices Kali and Taekwondo but I do dabble in Kuntau Silat, Muay Thai, Kapap and Brunei Silat. It helps me see the differences and similarities in the different arts and their strength and weaknesses. I really enjoyed your videos very much!
Thank you so much!!! Now that I heard you, I'm more committed and inspired to be a martial art teacher, this is a dream that I'll achieve soon
What u said about being a professional really was an eye opener for me. i have been teaching karate since last year and i learned a lot from teaching but i got busy with my own personal life and kind of neglected my duities an now after listening to your definition of a professional i kind of get it that i had the wrong mindset all along
I hope that i can build a proper mindset and keep on teaching karate
Glad to hear I could help. Best of luck! 🙏
And the simplicity and clarity to import that wisdom.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I've been teaching aikido to kids and adults for twenty years. It's not easy but it really worth it.
Great video Jesse I nearly teared up when you talked about being there for them
Love ur gi, always looking fresh jesse san 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks! Get yours at www.seishin-international.com 🥋😎👍
“A good teacher protects his pupils from his own influence.” What a thought!! 👍🏻 by Bruce lee. So touchy, can’t get enough of it.Omg! How come I never heard of it before!
Woooow that speech in the end. This video is very motivating. A lot of us get fatigued and something like this is nice. Thank you sir
I feel inspired✊
A good teacher tells
The better teacher shows
A great teacher inspires
Nicely done on the seminar.
Here is another phrase that you may like.
Remember the saying: "practice makes perfect"
I had a great instructor in the 90's who pulled up someone in the class for saying exactly that.
He went on to say that "perfect practice makes perfect"
His reasoning was that you may practice & practice & practice but if you don't strive to improve on your technique, then you will still have sloppy technique years later as you are only practicing sloppy technique.
It has stuck with me since that day.
You are a very motivating instructor. I love your ideas and passion. I would love to see more drills from you.
I've starting learning martial arts when I was a kid. I always loved it and dreamed of being a teacher, like a real sensei. I'm an instructor, I've helped teach woman's self defense seminars, blind students and a bunch of awesome kids. But I have yet to get my black belt because of being in and out of training and having 3 kids. So it can be discouraging sometimes. Your video and you in general Jesse are very inspiring, thank you very much *bows*
A few weeks ago, my Sensei and i had a conversation and he wanted me to become the new teacher of his class. He wanted to take a step back and the pandemic would be the right Time to do so. I am a assistant or "Co-trainer" for a few years now and i'm struggeling a bit because of this new Kind of roll i suddenly have to fit in.
I Always tried to give the students a good Time, have a laugh or two an teach them the way of the japanese sword. Everyone liked it, but now i've had the feeling of changing things, because i'm something more "official".
But watching this, hearing your words and reflecting about my time as a assistant teacher, i realise, that i don't have to change anything.
Thank you for this video and the Message within 🙇🏼
Even though it's different Martial arts, we still can learn from each other and i'm glad, that i found your chanel some time ago🙇🏼
Greetings from a german Iaidoka
Oh Jesse you did a real good nukite straight to my heart with that video. I'm a Dentist and I just started my Karate classes with only 8 pupils at the little coast town where I live, this is far from the city so is completely something new here. No money in between, at my small dojo in my patio .. is my social proyect to make better persons in this small town .. keep youth away from bad habits ...
Again, thank you for been such a nice person and share your experience and knowledge .
I don't know you in person but you proyect a very positive vibe.
Arigato.
Thank you very much! 🙏 I appreciate your comment, good luck with teaching 😄
I recommend a lot of your Videos to my Junior. He wanted to surpass me as a Karate practitioner. He wanted to learn practical ways to use Karate, unlike me I use Karate as not practically in my younger years. I am sure that he will surpass me in no time, specially with your brothers idea with MMA moves with Karate. Hope that you continue to post videos that shows practical use of Karate. Thanks and more power to you and your brother!
Thank you!!
Your words on professionalism are the best I've heard so far, as a musician I often need to deal with the distinction between professionals and amateurs, definitely going to use your approach!
Just my perspective. Glad to hear it helps! Keep playing 😄👍
@@KARATEbyJesse as a professional, to keep playing is simply a state of being ;)
I love this video. Now I really understand what it truly means to pass on knowledge especially when it involves your passion
What a great video. This reminds of why I love martial arts. These principles are also applicable to other areas of life where professionalism is called for.
Schön euch wieder zu sehen Jungs und auch noch mit Jesse Enkamp
Excelente, desde Argentina sigo tus videos. Ya entrenando hace ya 13 años y siempre hay más para aprender. Gracias por tus ayudas.
Igual
That was one of the best RUclips videos I have ever seen! You are a great martial artist, and Sensei! You have earned my highest respect, Sir! Osu! I will be making this required training for my assistants from now on 💯💯💯
Wow, thank you!
Very clear definition of professional, teacher, coach n instructor. That's why you went to China n other places so to gain inspiration.
Iam waiting for ur karate street fight techniques Vedios
Jesse is not ego involved at all. Considering his abilities, his lack of vanity is a testament to his character. Unlike some self absorbed instructors, Jesse is a bosatsu - a bodhisattva, one who helps others.
That video came in good time. Btw 7:38 I'm doing kickboxing and bjj. Guess I'm the right place. Glad you are making vídeos again, man. Come to Brazil again any time.
Yes! We are here! hehehhe
Shoot! Jesse totally did a wing chun tan sao punch! I love seeing karate and wing chun connections!!!
Wow sensei really.....it is a video which serves us with great knowledge and unsurmountable wisdom which you impart on us with each video of yours.....love you from your blogging days......
Osu
Great! Much appreciated. The journey never ends! 🔥
Phenomenal… as a martial teacher that definition clarifies my role
I have learned a lot from this video. Thank you so much for sharing this
Wow. Lots of gold nuggets shared. Thank you!
Exploring your martial art, in another martial art!
As much as it is freedom, it is long commitment.
I like it.
Jujitsu here I come.
👏👏👏
Great thought about instructor, coach and teacher. Nicely said.
Brilliant Sir and great timing as in re enforces the theme one of my JKD instructors covered in a seminar just this weekend. Thank for giving so freely
Totally enjoyed this and I will watch it many times.
Ive never seen such a beautiful punch from horse stance 7:24
Pls hold seminars in India too there is a lot of demand here for karate
This was a very cool video. I always appreciate your perspectives. Keep up the good work!
It s always a nice journey with you, you r like an encylopedia of Karate with a human interactions, continue good work, passion is here! Red Ranger #1 approved !!! ✌😎
Thank you so much for doing this
Every video I see teaches me something
Absolutely spot on explanation. Fantastic. Keep up the great work brother.
Thank you for the explanation of knowledge and wisdom. That was gold.
Glad to hear it resonates! 👌
I've literally been in Berlin 10 days ago! I missed you by an inch!
Damn!
You are the best teacher I love you
Thank you Jesse, great video as always. But how good is good enough to teach. Best wishes thanks again.
You can always teach a person who is one step behind you. No need to be ten steps ahead (although it would definitely be beneficial.) The spirit of teaching is empathy. As long as you have been in the students shoes, there is something to teach.
@@KARATEbyJesse Thank you Jesse, I always struggle with self worth. Have a great day : )
4:40 to teach to this kids you make what make to us in all word... ^^
Funny and serius! Always teaching in a fun way for us all over the planet.
I am always grateful.
Thank you for yet another wonderful video.
what a great video, great testament of what's like to fully commit. Will try to learn from it!
Thank you...I needed this.🥋🙏❤
Thank you so much for those words
Thanks for watching 😇
I always wait for your video jesse san.
Wonderful! Thanks 👍
Awsome good idea for
One of your best videos.
Thank you 🙏
Learning is one thing, teaching is another..
Love your videos. Great information!
Thank you so much for the video here. I really enjoyed it very inspirational and very educational. Thank you.
Oss
As always! great video Jesse. Thumbs up 👍
latinoamericana is si far from this kind of teaching, I AM a martial artist and You have inspired me so much. I don't know how much time ir money i need but I AM going to meet You.
Wow. Just wow. Thank you.
My pleasure! 👍
Loved this one. Thank you.
Osu sensei
I’m sad that i was unable to meet Sensei this time around in Germany
But I’m happy to see two of my own students/training partners being at your seminar
Hopefully they emptied their minds to learn as much as possible for Sensei
Still hoping to meet Sensei one day in the future
Osu Gustav-San
Thanks man.
I love your iconic jesse hoodie (adidas jacket)
Funny, my mom hates it 😂
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Great video Jesse! I hope to meet you in the near future
Thank you!
Great video! I really needed to hear this today. 😁💪🏿🥋🥊
So glad!
Very inspiring, nice and simple explained. Besides you are obviously marshal arts expert, I think you are also excellent instructor, coach and teacher and, I also think, very normal person. Being paid for your work in completely normal. As you said, it is important what you give back to people for being paid, even for me the money is not the biggest issue, it is imported to try to fulfill people expectations as best as possible. Professionalism, for me, means first to really know what are you doing, and after that to do that as best as you can, like as you doing it always for yourself, and not to be selfish and vain... This is maybe not easy, but it makes the difference and gives every teacher (in any field of activity) opportunity to be really (but really) respected.
Thanks for sharing your kind words and insights 🙏🥋🌟
Thank you
Thank you for the nice Seminar😄.... It was really cool and I learned a lot 😊....
Wonderful! Thanks for attending 😄🌟
I would love for you to come to my karate class in Oklahoma USA. I switched from TKD as a green belt to regular karate but the Japan style.
This was amazing. I do hope you could do a seminar in Belize, Sensei.
It's really awesome what you do, keep it up and thanx 😁
This is cool. I like the message of this video.
interesting you said to the students learn another art learning aikido has made my karate stonger,
That's great!
This is amazing
Respect from india.
Helo sensei
Thank you for this video.