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I’d love to hear your perspective on Michael Jai White. He’s a Kiyokushin practitioner and has the highest respect for traditional Karate in Hollywood in my opinion. He’s the best. A conversation between him and you would be incredible too.
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I appreciate the shout out! I am the EagleFang student - ‘Tyler’ - at @4:15 in your video! I’m actually a black belt TaeKwonDo instructor with an Isshinryu background! Thank you Sensei Yusuke!
In a number of the interviews, the cast seem to generally agree that Tanner (Robbie) and Jacob (Hawk) are the two most skilled of all the younger cast. Nice to see actual Karate Senseis impressed with these guys. 😄
@@TheIndulger yeah by nearly murdering kumutu... No its Johnny. Its not even close. Johnny cured Miguel from Asthma, Johnny saved Miguel from being bullied, Johnny gave Miguel best chick advice and scored with 2 hot babes and ended up falling for one of them. Johnny got Miguel walking again against all odds and got him back to Karate. Johnny chased Miguel to 🇲🇽 to find him and save him and become his father figure and sensei, Johnny cleaned up his act once he found out he was going to be a father and showed that chacter growth in 5 seasons. So if anyone is the best sensei over Miyagi its Johnny not even close
@@b.c4309 No Chozen is the better example. They are both Miyagi Do. They trained in / trained Military. Both are the undisputed best fighters of their time. Chozen like Mr Miyagi helped Daniel regain balance in his life.
As a former karate and kendo student and medic,I love this reaction stuff you are doing. Clearly Terry bought off the ref and medic. No way a medic cancels with 0 assessment. But this is tv. 🍻
Always love watching your reacts to the Cobra Kai series, fun fact: the grey haired japanese official is Toru Shimoji, a Shotokan instructor from Atlanta and usually judges at our national tournaments. He actually was telling me about his cameo at our last Nationals in St. Louis, such a trip out!
Oh, definitely. I'm very impressed and proud of Mary on how hard she worked with her training. Especially since she didn't do any athletics or P.E. when she was in school due to her having diabetes. Because of the show, she learned and figured out how to balance her training, the heat from the lighting, weather, and eating healthy with her insulin intake/schedule. I'm proud of Gianni (Dimitri) as well because he's a diabetic as well.
I don't even think Hawk held back...maybe a bit at first but then said he was bringing out the "hawk" His loss was due to Kenny cheapshotting him twice and a paid of ref.
@@norcan9879 I definitely think he went easy at first. His reaction to Robbie telling him that was like, "ugh, fine..." Then he didn't seem to have that fire in his fight which allowed Kenny to get that first point. No excuse for allowing Kenny's second point though; that was a straight shot to his solo flex and should have been easily blocked and/or avoided.
I think this was just a writers thing.. Cobra Kai had to go through for storyline purposes. Since Hawk had his time last season and Sam lost, they reversed it this episode.
@@talynstarburst2l2l2l It's not the result it's the means they used to get it. Hawk should be toying around with Kenny and yet he was getting his ass beat the whole fight. A better way to do it would have been for Kenny to be down 2-0, cornered, and then use the silver bullet as a comeback.
@@TheMacC117 yes, I was actually thinking about that too and wished they went that route.. Hawk should have been winning and then Kenny takes him out with that move. The only thing that I can think of against that case story-wise is that Miyagi Do would have likely been passed through since it appears they were rating more than just who wins the fight.
I really love your reaction and appreciate your reviews/commentary, as well as how you demonstrate some of the moves and styles of Karate pointing out how they may differ. It’s also great that you notice the improvement and strength of the actors who probably worked very hard to achieve this level of skill.
@@sunshinekid7799 I don't think its the point, but yes it is true that Americans 'American-ize' foreign words. It's not anything abnormal, you see it a lot with Spanish as well. It's just a normal thing in America.
@@ItachiKai And they do the same thing constantly in japan. Words like pancake, hot dog, hamburger and coffee are all hilarious when you here the "Japanese" version of the word
Man, seeing your breakdowns and stuff might be one of my favorite parts of this show..lol, I've already finished this season, but been going around watching reactions and yours are definitely my faves. Can't wait to see the last two episodes!
This was one ep I really struggled with. I'd like your opinion. Being such a prestige tournament as Sekai Taikai, would you choose a dojo where the student (Payne) used a move that hurts the opponent, also had to be warned for his second strike (on which he should've been (?) disqualified)? This fight was a presentation of how a dojo works, already being warned in a presentation, where you have to show the best of you (and your dojo) is nothing really great. Also, the girl on the team lost, that makes one loser and one clearly unfair fighter (or at least a violent one) for CK. I get it, it's for the future storyline, but still... if it was some random tournament, ok, but they clearly demanded much of research and observation. I felt like this decision wasn't good, only scripted, so they had to go with it...
well, taikai is presumed to be one of the best karate tournaments in the world so it would make sense that they're looking for fighters who would do whatever it takes to win...seeing violence as strength but also appreciating the light-heartedness of daniel and Johnnys dojo.
@Yo Momma I understand that, but still, it's such a prestige tournament. Sensei also read out what was on the magazine last time, it was all about putting heart into fighting etc. I somehow also can't imagine, Daniel wanting his students to participate in a more brutal tournament...
@@ireonna9597 (also posted this in my previous answer): I don't think Daniel would allow his students to participate in a violent tournament (especially when Sam is involved). Also, if it's one of the best tournaments, it should respect the meaning of karate, which is protecting, not harming. Ofcourse we might see in the next season that it's really brutal, (and Daniel to be shocked) but it just wasn't explained here very much.
I'll add a reply here...the whole meaning of daniel not being able to let his students fight was because he didn't want to get him hurt...that little montage at the end of ep 6 of daniels students was their way of saying "we can fight" which is a hint they gave in episode 1 when sam said "I can fight" so that was just daniel accepting that "cobra kai isn't a fight they can walk away from". and let's be real not all karate tournaments going to respect the meaning of karate....that's just how it is in the real world. (nothing I said is me making it up, just my take from s5.
5:17 from Godan, also used as a throw. And at 2:30, there was both Korean and Japanese involved because Terry silver wanted to show off that he knows everything.
When compared to the absolute top end of martial arts entertainment in cinema, it's easy to be spoiled and nitpick people who aren't born into martial arts and things like their lack of speed and accuracy, but it's so nice to see open appreciation for genuine improvement and dedication from the cast. It'd be great to see these actors maintain it if they have any aspirations for action choreography in future projects.
Interesting that in tournaments in Japan there is no bowing to the ref. Here in the States, we do bow to the ref as a sign of respect for their position of authority. Refs are usually higher ranking Dans so there is a respect shown for their rank as well.
At 1:20 they’re actually doing the Kukkiwon Taekwondo Poomsae Koryo which is interesting considering that Cobra Kai’s base martial art is really Tang Soo Do. It’s more common for Taekwondo practitioners to learn TSD forms than the other way around as TSD is what the first five Kwans taught before unifying under Kukkiwon Taekwondo.
I'm glad ur enjoying this show, I love it too, when your done do kickboxer 1 and 2, awesome movies, and yes the cast of cobra kai has gotten better amd grown up.
That kick is known in the US as a "question mark" kick because it looks like "?" The front kick is normally just to get the low block reaction to hit the open head or neck.
Those of us who can't do that, LOL or do it too well, there's also the feint or distraction with the jab, and then sidekick instantly right after from the same side.
@@kbanghart I'd say i can do it just about right, recently I had some foot surgery so not been able to use my dominant leg for kicking,using my left leg more is a pain in the ass😹
This wasn't human error. The official is the same one Silver paid at the end of last season to make sure Cobra Kai won the tournament. It's implied that the same was done here, which is why he was awarding and not awarding points during the match.
Karate Kid has been in my heart since the 80s. Now I have tears - of joey - I see Daniel LaRusso's wonderful daughter.....hugging Chozen!!! Who would've thought that - back in the day.
I don’t know if Yusuke caught this, but the ref was being bribed to make bad calls in favour of Cobra Kai. Great reaction and analysis though either way! 🤗
Cobra Kai was all TSD from the very beginning. Back in the 70s and 80s everything was labelled as Karate. Basically TSD is derived from Shotokan so it was not far fetched to call it korean Karate or simply Karate.
In America there are huge Karate Tournaments like Aka world cup or Naska were they let every Karate styles compete against each other. You should make a review about that. That is the real USA karate world.
yeah that's my one problem with the silver bullet, i've been winded so many times in karate and i know that being breathless goes away fast and is pretty easy to deal with
You seem to have missed the exchange of glances between referee and Silver. The show makes it clear that this referee was again paid off to favor Cobra Kai.
I grew up in competitive American Martial Arts having trained in Muay Thai, Isshin Ryu, Taekwondo, and BJJ. It was always stated to me growing up that in competition, you bow first to the Referee to signify that you respect them as a judge, and will honor any and all calls/decisions they make. You do this first, and then are allowed to place your focus 100% on your opponent before bowing and starting the match.
Fun fact, the kick Devon is doing is called a question mark kick in muay thai. Although the front kick part is usually the set up, they gave her the extra pad to kick which I guess sounds cool. But a very sneaky kick and if you turn your hip over right, you can get a lot of power.
Ichigeki Hissatsu is also mencioned in the game "The King of Fighter 98" is Ryo Sakazaki the user, is a single blow, if is a counter make a huge damage.
So they finally did it, they put a HADOUKEN move from a Street Fighter videogame, instead of doing a double punch. Thanks for these videos, sensei Yusuke, great job!
New one here mate and I love your stuff and break down on different styles,I`m the little white guy next to Frank Bruno in my photo lol,Love your channel mate 😁
I would love to see Yusuke san interact more with TKD or TSD , korean martial arts. Cuz, it's not changed for choreo. We actually have that kind of stuff In Poomsae 😃
I train in Shorinryu Matsumura Seito so yes Pinan Godan, Passai Dai, and Kusanku has the block.... Hikiden? Thanks for that I only know Silver's punch as being called a "Leapord Paw"
Love the videos. I wish you would keep your reactions for more of the momentous Parts in your videos, such as reacting to seeing the Miyagi School being accepted into the tournament here.
I'm still salty about the fight between eli and kenny; I only hope that in the next season eli is someone more relevant as in season 4 in this one he almost has no fights/wins/screen time, etc.
Finally, Johnny apologized for what he did at the All-Valley. Furthermore, all of the students are finally receiving the full benefit of both styles are they were supposed to. They'll all be better fighters for them.
One thing not accurate about this episode, Portuguese food is good, we have the best sandwich in the world called francesinha. But if you're looking for something more healthy, we have good fish, sea food. We have more than 1000 ways to cook ”bacalhau" (cod). Johnny was wrong, if you have the opportunity try Portuguese food
Awch You Forgot about Watermelon Kick at Eagle Fang Karate Dojo Warehouse. Huhuhu
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In Costa Rica, with WKF rules tournament, we bow to ref first and then each other, and in the end, it's backwards. Perhaps since you probably use JKA rules (as you're Shotokan) you do it differently.
If the Cobra Kai students are fighting in a significantly different manner than before, than the reason I'd figure they went that way is to differentiate the styles of the main factions: Miyagi-Do/Eagle Fang vs. Cobra Kai. Otherwise every major character in the show besides the adults would basically be fighting in the same style. It could perhaps also be a way to show an eagle-eyed viewer like yourself the influence that Silver and the new instructors are having in the absence of Kreese.
And the reason why Robby's actor is kind of like better than the other characters at karate is because he did karate when he was younger not like fully like you do but like he had lessons like you know most kids would when they're like 10-12 years old so he had more experience than the other actors
The way that Devon’s kicking the paddles was more taekwondo based. As a taekwondo practitioner’s pov your right for rotating the hips for power but using flexibility like she was, was more tkd based. I think they modified a lot for the training and fighting purposes because Terry’s actor was trained in taekwondo
Just to some advice if possible you should try to make the Cobra Kai sign when we are watching your videos a little smaller hard to watch the video when there's a big Cobra Kai snake right in front of the picture
Yeah, that illegal elbow to the knee from Payne would not only get him disqualified from the fight, it might even get him a permanent ban from ever competing again. An illegal technique, against an illegal target, performed with malicious intent well knowing it might seriously injure your opponent? Say goodbye to the tournament mats forever xD
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I’d love to hear your perspective on Michael Jai White. He’s a Kiyokushin practitioner and has the highest respect for traditional Karate in Hollywood in my opinion. He’s the best. A conversation between him and you would be incredible too.
0:28 that’s koryo from taekwondo
Never would’ve guessed you were on a chair I thought you were sitting on your knees this whole time
1. The bad News. We are sinners. (Romans 3:23.)
We deserve to be punished in hell for our sins.
2. The Good News. Jesus Christ who is God's Son died on the cross for your sins. He was buried & rose again to give you eternal life in heaven as a free gift.
(1 Corinthians 15:3-4. Romans 6:23.)
3. How am I saved?
Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved.
(Acts 16:31.) Faith alone in Christ alone.
4. Once saved, always saved.
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I appreciate the shout out! I am the EagleFang student - ‘Tyler’ - at @4:15 in your video! I’m actually a black belt TaeKwonDo instructor with an Isshinryu background!
Thank you Sensei Yusuke!
Awesome! I wish some of the "background' students got more attention.
nice!
I hope all the young actors can see Yusuke's praise for the improvements they've shown since the beginning of the show!
Nice to see an expert appreciating the fact all these young actors obviously put in the work to get better
In a number of the interviews, the cast seem to generally agree that Tanner (Robbie) and Jacob (Hawk) are the two most skilled of all the younger cast. Nice to see actual Karate Senseis impressed with these guys. 😄
@@queenannsrevenge100 Came to make the same comment. The consensus seems to be, “No, for real, they’re legitimately really good at this.”
@@queenannsrevenge100 For real, have you seen Tanner? I don't get how the writers makes Robby always lose to Miguel.
@@kikietle4207 appearance don't matter
@@kidrichye2.084 But looking at the fight scenes tanner is clearly the most skilled fighter.
It's Clear as day Silver Bought off the reff
Im loving how Chozen seems like hes the new Mr Miyagi
Right he even sounds like him!
Never can be.... Closest is Johnny Lawerence
@@b.c4309 Nah Chozen better example
@@TheIndulger yeah by nearly murdering kumutu... No its Johnny. Its not even close. Johnny cured Miguel from Asthma, Johnny saved Miguel from being bullied, Johnny gave Miguel best chick advice and scored with 2 hot babes and ended up falling for one of them. Johnny got Miguel walking again against all odds and got him back to Karate. Johnny chased Miguel to 🇲🇽 to find him and save him and become his father figure and sensei, Johnny cleaned up his act once he found out he was going to be a father and showed that chacter growth in 5 seasons. So if anyone is the best sensei over Miyagi its Johnny not even close
@@b.c4309 No Chozen is the better example. They are both Miyagi Do. They trained in / trained Military. Both are the undisputed best fighters of their time.
Chozen like Mr Miyagi helped Daniel regain balance in his life.
As a former karate and kendo student and medic,I love this reaction stuff you are doing. Clearly Terry bought off the ref and medic. No way a medic cancels with 0 assessment. But this is tv. 🍻
Always love watching your reacts to the Cobra Kai series, fun fact: the grey haired japanese official is Toru Shimoji, a Shotokan instructor from Atlanta and usually judges at our national tournaments. He actually was telling me about his cameo at our last Nationals in St. Louis, such a trip out!
I saw an interview with the Sam actor and she says how much she been training. It really is amazing!
Oh, definitely. I'm very impressed and proud of Mary on how hard she worked with her training. Especially since she didn't do any athletics or P.E. when she was in school due to her having diabetes. Because of the show, she learned and figured out how to balance her training, the heat from the lighting, weather, and eating healthy with her insulin intake/schedule. I'm proud of Gianni (Dimitri) as well because he's a diabetic as well.
I agree the fighting skill and choreography improved this season
I'm not sure if you caught that Silver bribed the ref.
They are practicing the form Koryo. It's a standard black belt form in most TKD schools.
This guy is the nicest guy around. So positive. Love it.
0:20 also it is segment on Poomsae Koryo in Taekwondo that is why I knew that it kinda relates to Tang Soo Do
It’s so nice to see him super excited when Sam was fighting lol
I know, right? It's cool to see him getting so invested as both an expert and just a fan like the rest of us. And Sam kicks ass.
They've all improved a lot!
It sucks cos we've seen hawk beat Kenny easily but when Robby told him to "go easy" and hawk held back it cost them
I don't even think Hawk held back...maybe a bit at first but then said he was bringing out the "hawk" His loss was due to Kenny cheapshotting him twice and a paid of ref.
@@norcan9879 I definitely think he went easy at first. His reaction to Robbie telling him that was like, "ugh, fine..." Then he didn't seem to have that fire in his fight which allowed Kenny to get that first point.
No excuse for allowing Kenny's second point though; that was a straight shot to his solo flex and should have been easily blocked and/or avoided.
I think this was just a writers thing.. Cobra Kai had to go through for storyline purposes. Since Hawk had his time last season and Sam lost, they reversed it this episode.
@@talynstarburst2l2l2l It's not the result it's the means they used to get it. Hawk should be toying around with Kenny and yet he was getting his ass beat the whole fight. A better way to do it would have been for Kenny to be down 2-0, cornered, and then use the silver bullet as a comeback.
@@TheMacC117 yes, I was actually thinking about that too and wished they went that route.. Hawk should have been winning and then Kenny takes him out with that move.
The only thing that I can think of against that case story-wise is that Miyagi Do would have likely been passed through since it appears they were rating more than just who wins the fight.
I really love your reaction and appreciate your reviews/commentary, as well as how you demonstrate some of the moves and styles of Karate pointing out how they may differ. It’s also great that you notice the improvement and strength of the actors who probably worked very hard to achieve this level of skill.
I see you didn't pick up on the glances Tori was seeing between the ref and Silver, and realize why she left.
Love you enjoying how much the actors have improved!
The way they said “Sekai Taikai” is so laughable 😂😂😂
I’m pretty sure that’s the point. The show has emphasized how goofy Americans pronounce a lot of terminology lol
@@sunshinekid7799 I don't think its the point, but yes it is true that Americans 'American-ize' foreign words. It's not anything abnormal, you see it a lot with Spanish as well. It's just a normal thing in America.
@@ItachiKai And they do the same thing constantly in japan. Words like pancake, hot dog, hamburger and coffee are all hilarious when you here the "Japanese" version of the word
Robby actor is probably the best actor and actually does karate as a hobby I believe
No.
Man, seeing your breakdowns and stuff might be one of my favorite parts of this show..lol, I've already finished this season, but been going around watching reactions and yours are definitely my faves. Can't wait to see the last two episodes!
This was one ep I really struggled with. I'd like your opinion. Being such a prestige tournament as Sekai Taikai, would you choose a dojo where the student (Payne) used a move that hurts the opponent, also had to be warned for his second strike (on which he should've been (?) disqualified)? This fight was a presentation of how a dojo works, already being warned in a presentation, where you have to show the best of you (and your dojo) is nothing really great. Also, the girl on the team lost, that makes one loser and one clearly unfair fighter (or at least a violent one) for CK. I get it, it's for the future storyline, but still... if it was some random tournament, ok, but they clearly demanded much of research and observation. I felt like this decision wasn't good, only scripted, so they had to go with it...
well, taikai is presumed to be one of the best karate tournaments in the world so it would make sense that they're looking for fighters who would do whatever it takes to win...seeing violence as strength but also appreciating the light-heartedness of daniel and Johnnys dojo.
@Yo Momma I understand that, but still, it's such a prestige tournament. Sensei also read out what was on the magazine last time, it was all about putting heart into fighting etc. I somehow also can't imagine, Daniel wanting his students to participate in a more brutal tournament...
@@ireonna9597 (also posted this in my previous answer): I don't think Daniel would allow his students to participate in a violent tournament (especially when Sam is involved). Also, if it's one of the best tournaments, it should respect the meaning of karate, which is protecting, not harming. Ofcourse we might see in the next season that it's really brutal, (and Daniel to be shocked) but it just wasn't explained here very much.
@@ireonna9597 No it makes no sense lets be real. Lets not making shit up. We really dont need to do like this show was well written
I'll add a reply here...the whole meaning of daniel not being able to let his students fight was because he didn't want to get him hurt...that little montage at the end of ep 6 of daniels students was their way of saying "we can fight" which is a hint they gave in episode 1 when sam said "I can fight" so that was just daniel accepting that "cobra kai isn't a fight they can walk away from". and let's be real not all karate tournaments going to respect the meaning of karate....that's just how it is in the real world. (nothing I said is me making it up, just my take from s5.
I think Terry sees some of himself in Kenny. He's been grooming him since last season, like Kreese relates to Tori.
5:17 from Godan, also used as a throw.
And at 2:30, there was both Korean and Japanese involved because Terry silver wanted to show off that he knows everything.
When compared to the absolute top end of martial arts entertainment in cinema, it's easy to be spoiled and nitpick people who aren't born into martial arts and things like their lack of speed and accuracy, but it's so nice to see open appreciation for genuine improvement and dedication from the cast. It'd be great to see these actors maintain it if they have any aspirations for action choreography in future projects.
Interesting that in tournaments in Japan there is no bowing to the ref. Here in the States, we do bow to the ref as a sign of respect for their position of authority. Refs are usually higher ranking Dans so there is a respect shown for their rank as well.
At 1:20 they’re actually doing the Kukkiwon Taekwondo Poomsae Koryo which is interesting considering that Cobra Kai’s base martial art is really Tang Soo Do. It’s more common for Taekwondo practitioners to learn TSD forms than the other way around as TSD is what the first five Kwans taught before unifying under Kukkiwon Taekwondo.
I'm glad ur enjoying this show, I love it too, when your done do kickboxer 1 and 2, awesome movies, and yes the cast of cobra kai has gotten better amd grown up.
Kickboxer 1....HELL YEAH! Kickboxer 2 tho......eh.
@@brianvalencia7717 yeah I love kickboxer 2 very much, great flick my dude!!!
Didn’t he watch the first one? I can’t remember
Oh wait it was Bloodsport,they both came out close to each other,I always get them confused
That kick is known in the US as a "question mark" kick because it looks like "?" The front kick is normally just to get the low block reaction to hit the open head or neck.
Those of us who can't do that, LOL or do it too well, there's also the feint or distraction with the jab, and then sidekick instantly right after from the same side.
@@kbanghart I'd say i can do it just about right, recently I had some foot surgery so not been able to use my dominant leg for kicking,using my left leg more is a pain in the ass😹
This wasn't human error. The official is the same one Silver paid at the end of last season to make sure Cobra Kai won the tournament. It's implied that the same was done here, which is why he was awarding and not awarding points during the match.
Yes terry bought this one off too but it’s a different official
Yay its up :) been refreshing all day haha
Love all your insights and enjoy your videos! Keep it up
Kenny Payne's character was known for his speed in previous season too so I'm glad that it's evident they still emphasise on that
Karate Kid has been in my heart since the 80s. Now I have tears - of joey - I see Daniel LaRusso's wonderful daughter.....hugging Chozen!!! Who would've thought that - back in the day.
I don’t know if Yusuke caught this, but the ref was being bribed to make bad calls in favour of Cobra Kai. Great reaction and analysis though either way! 🤗
In Kyokushin, we bow to the ref then each other before kumite
In Judo, we first bow to the mats, then the ref, then each other.
the cobra kai dojo moved from karate to TKD and TSD. the form they were doing was Koryo poomsae which is a tkd form
Cobra Kai was all TSD from the very beginning. Back in the 70s and 80s everything was labelled as Karate. Basically TSD is derived from Shotokan so it was not far fetched to call it korean Karate or simply Karate.
It was never karate or TKD. Even in the 70s movies the Cobra Kai style was based on Tang Soo Do.
beginning of the video . they are doing a taekwondo kata. first degree black belt. kukkiwon kata named koryo
Love how I found you bro💯the reactioner I dreamed of
0:18 to 0:41 if you look at form the guy is doing, it looks like a segment from Koryo ( A Taekwondo Form ).
In America there are huge Karate Tournaments like Aka world cup or Naska were they let every Karate styles compete against each other. You should make a review about that. That is the real USA karate world.
yeah that's my one problem with the silver bullet, i've been winded so many times in karate and i know that being breathless goes away fast and is pretty easy to deal with
You seem to have missed the exchange of glances between referee and Silver. The show makes it clear that this referee was again paid off to favor Cobra Kai.
That side kick is a Tang Soo Do Style side kick. We're taught to hit with heel. I have a 1st Dan Tang Soo Do
Terry Silver: you ready to fight Sam again
Tory: yes sensei
also Tory: doesn't show up
Glad to see tang soo do getting national exposure again I've studied Korean martial arts for 5 plus years there the best at it
4:30 Hi, it is because the actor is doing karate for real (he's the only the actor of the show who really learned karate)
That stance kenny takes is in a Tang Soo Do form Called Chil Sung Ee ro Hyung
I grew up in competitive American Martial Arts having trained in Muay Thai, Isshin Ryu, Taekwondo, and BJJ. It was always stated to me growing up that in competition, you bow first to the Referee to signify that you respect them as a judge, and will honor any and all calls/decisions they make. You do this first, and then are allowed to place your focus 100% on your opponent before bowing and starting the match.
In Judo you can bow to the ref if you want to show extra respect. I dont think it really matters. But ofc you need to bow for your opponent.
Fun fact, the kick Devon is doing is called a question mark kick in muay thai. Although the front kick part is usually the set up, they gave her the extra pad to kick which I guess sounds cool. But a very sneaky kick and if you turn your hip over right, you can get a lot of power.
The form in the beginning is a Taekwondo poomsae called Koryo.
Ichigeki Hissatsu is also mencioned in the game "The King of Fighter 98" is Ryo Sakazaki the user, is a single blow, if is a counter make a huge damage.
So they finally did it, they put a HADOUKEN move from a Street Fighter videogame, instead of doing a double punch. Thanks for these videos, sensei Yusuke, great job!
The shortest path to victory is to take out your opponent with one strike, Michael Jai White said the same thing
I kind of thought you had a thing for Tori but it's good that you notice Sam's prowess also.
New one here mate and I love your stuff and break down on different styles,I`m the little white guy next to Frank Bruno in my photo lol,Love your channel mate 😁
they could not do 2 girls fights since myagi-do only have 1 female fighter sadly
I would love to see Yusuke san interact more with TKD or TSD , korean martial arts. Cuz, it's not changed for choreo. We actually have that kind of stuff In Poomsae 😃
He has a series for TKD in his channel I believe, it's very interesting
@@spiceyloafofbread365 I saw too. Need more ☺️
You need to calm down
@@jekyll2hyde822 Me ? ohh why?
I train in Shorinryu Matsumura Seito so yes Pinan Godan, Passai Dai, and Kusanku has the block.... Hikiden? Thanks for that I only know Silver's punch as being called a "Leapord Paw"
I need to learn karate
Mary Mouser’s marital arts has become so much better since the 1st session!
I don't think that kata at 7:19 is Seiunchin. Looks more like gekisai dai ichi or ni. Of course with no shiko dachi, which is normal for these shows.
Love the videos. I wish you would keep your reactions for more of the momentous Parts in your videos, such as reacting to seeing the Miyagi School being accepted into the tournament here.
7:24 is the Basic Kata of goju Ryu Not seienchin
The Kata or form they're doing looks like Koryo a Kukkiwon form.
Is true.
I'm still salty about the fight between eli and kenny; I only hope that in the next season eli is someone more relevant as in season 4 in this one he almost has no fights/wins/screen time, etc.
The story shows you that Cobra Kai changed Sensei (s), so it's only normal for the students to use different techniques...
Eagerly waiting for ep 9-10 reactions sensei
Did u not notice the ref was bought by silver
You’ve been bingeing sensei 😂
Love your vids love learning
Finally, Johnny apologized for what he did at the All-Valley. Furthermore, all of the students are finally receiving the full benefit of both styles are they were supposed to. They'll all be better fighters for them.
One thing not accurate about this episode, Portuguese food is good, we have the best sandwich in the world called francesinha. But if you're looking for something more healthy, we have good fish, sea food. We have more than 1000 ways to cook ”bacalhau" (cod). Johnny was wrong, if you have the opportunity try Portuguese food
That move Tory was doing looks a poomsae called Koryo.
Awch You Forgot about Watermelon Kick at Eagle Fang Karate Dojo Warehouse. Huhuhu
In Costa Rica, with WKF rules tournament, we bow to ref first and then each other, and in the end, it's backwards. Perhaps since you probably use JKA rules (as you're Shotokan) you do it differently.
If the Cobra Kai students are fighting in a significantly different manner than before, than the reason I'd figure they went that way is to differentiate the styles of the main factions: Miyagi-Do/Eagle Fang vs. Cobra Kai. Otherwise every major character in the show besides the adults would basically be fighting in the same style.
It could perhaps also be a way to show an eagle-eyed viewer like yourself the influence that Silver and the new instructors are having in the absence of Kreese.
And the reason why Robby's actor is kind of like better than the other characters at karate is because he did karate when he was younger not like fully like you do but like he had lessons like you know most kids would when they're like 10-12 years old so he had more experience than the other actors
Hey yo - Silver bribed by the Ref!!!!!
That pattern is from Koryo Poomsae of taekwondo the 1st blackbelt form.
The way that Devon’s kicking the paddles was more taekwondo based. As a taekwondo practitioner’s pov your right for rotating the hips for power but using flexibility like she was, was more tkd based. I think they modified a lot for the training and fighting purposes because Terry’s actor was trained in taekwondo
I like to see how Animated he gets, when sam wins
Terry silver payed off the ref thats why the ref didnt disqualify payne and didnt give sam a point even tho she was inbounds
Not a Tang Soo Do twist. They were performing the Poomsae Koryo from Kukkiwon style Taekwondo, or at least a portion thereof.
That first move by Tori downward strike spear hand look like the in parts of
Heian godan
re watching this i couldnt believe i didnt hear it the first time 14:18 you were cheering for the enemy that hurts a bit considering i like you a lot
Dude you literally were taught and learned in private just to give it all away views it's special significant legacy and a privilege
I love your videos Sensei
they are practicing more and more taekwondo techinques now that the korean masters are there.
I was trying to identify one of the katas they were doing but didn't know what it was: Seienchin!
Did u guys know daniel larusso is older than terry silver?
By a few months. Ralph is blessed.
They were doing Koryo form from world Taekwondo… lot of Taekwondo I’m this season
sensei, is it just me or the video speed is a bit faster than normal? keep up the good work, greetings from Portugal :)
13:00 was that a joint lock?
0:40 is koryo from taekwondo
*silver actively paying ref*
Op "these things just happen"
If think maybe there is differences because their style isn't shotokan but something from korea adapted in USA.
Just to some advice if possible you should try to make the Cobra Kai sign when we are watching your videos a little smaller hard to watch the video when there's a big Cobra Kai snake right in front of the picture
Yeah, that illegal elbow to the knee from Payne would not only get him disqualified from the fight, it might even get him a permanent ban from ever competing again.
An illegal technique, against an illegal target, performed with malicious intent well knowing it might seriously injure your opponent?
Say goodbye to the tournament mats forever xD