Thank you so much for helping my martial arts journey!! Im working on my purple belt in Jiu Jitsu but Ive been off since the pandemic started. Now I'm learning Karate thanks to you and other great teachers like you. Gracias!
I love seeing different interpretations to a Kata :) In Shorin Ryu, besides the dachi, for example, we interpret the first movement you explained (escape a grapple) as deflect a tsuki with the open hand while hitting under the oponents arm with your own tsuki.
@@frontenac5083 well aware that variations exist in Kata I have however never seen anyone perform this way. Not only is the beginning different he also adds a move at the end. This however is not a good execution of the kata. The mouth noises he makes during his slow (supposedly full speed) to compensate for the lack of kime are enough to put me off.
If you go to the top line of your phone you will find 3 little dot's in a down line, click on them ,they will give you a box with options, click to watch in normal, half or 25 per cent speed.
Hi, I love your explanation videos. Can you do a very slow motion version of how to do each kata, preferably mirror image? I love your videos I just find them very hard to do when first learning. Thank you.
I don't understand why, in this channel, Tekki nidan and Tekki sandan start in heisokudachi (hands in front as in Tekki shodan). This is an alteration of the original kata, especially in Shotokan (see for example Funakoshi, 1932 p. 91, 101 and 107 of the 2012 edition of the Suzuki-Johnston translation). Only Tekki shodan is started in shuri-te no kyotsuke, while in nidan and sandan the starting position (yoi) has to be done in Hachijidachi. If this is a recent change introduced by the JKF, I don't understand how it is justified. Thank you.
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Very very useful clases about tekki 3. Please if you can show its bunkai.
Konnich ha Yusuke! Why do you start with crossed hands at the beginning? Kanazawa sensei and many others start tekki sandan and nidan with both fist in front of hips.
Hi im a kyokushin karate practitioner and i really love your content. Would you make a video about kyokushin karate? I think that would be interesting if you make some videos about it, thanks.
Thank you for making these easy to follow video guides!!! I know this must sound like a very beginner question; I haven't trained in Shotokan for a very long time, is there a difference between Tekki Sandan and Heian Sandan? I can't remember the order and levels of a lot of the katas. thank you.
They're separate katas and are quite different. You start by working through the 5 Heian katas, then you move onto the Tekki katas. Sandan means it's the 3rd kata in that series.
I got to say I do kyokushin proper full strength conditioning and full contact sparring on a regular basis 3 times minimum a week when i was a kid i used to do taekwondo and it was mainly for show to be honest flamboyant kicks but useless on the street so I then start 19 years of boxing with muay thai 4 years of experience my taekwondo kicks certainly help with my kickboxing So i wanted to change things up and ive always wanted a black belt to a legitimate art were i live there aint many dojos that are willing to go to the extreme i was looking for with self control sparring and strength conditioning so I found kyokushin whilst training it gives me everything im looking for so I wanted to add something in i looked at BBJ at judo and some other dojo but then I found a legit tang soo do dojo wow they had everything I wanted its hard training and they punish there students in good positive way im going to start TANG SOO DO next week 2x times a week to fill my weekdays up with a full training regime i was very impressed with old school techniques what has happened to the real dojos their aint many left i tend to find 1 in 5 are into strength conditioning which i think their should be in every dojo but used with self control and to build the whole group up no matter what rank or age
That's because Tang Soo Do comes from Shotokan. Won Kuk Lee, the founder of Tang Soo Do (1944) was a student of Gichin Funakoshi in the 1930s. Others who had also opened up schools after WWII and also began using the term had also studied Shotokan either in Japan or from those who had like Lee. Hong-hi Choi (founder of taekwondo) had studied Shotokan in Japan and was an honorary black belt under Lee's Chung Do Kwan, before getting booted out.
Hi there! I have a question where I still don´t know the answer to until now! Maybe you know the answer. : Do you know why the Japan self defense force chose the Shotokan style of Karate as their unarmed fighting style? Why not a full contact style like Kyokushinkai Karate for example? Or is that just a coincidence?
Hi, this is basically because there was no kyokunshinkai at the war, aslo you have to learn a little bit more about history and how Funakoshi (founder of shotokan) was the one that exported karate form okinawa to Japan (there are a lot of huge details that Im ignoring of course) so the Japan self defense have to made out from shotokan
From the outside, the kata is fine. But substance is completely missing! You cannot achieve this simply by unwinding the techniques. Maybe that's because of the age of the adept? What has to take place in the body in order for this substance to be reached? I miss this component in most of the clips?
It's totally wrong your execution! Your beginning (yoi) is wrong. It's not starts like Tekki sho dan (the the ending is wrong also for the same reason)! Besides that, you're adding a movement that doesn't exist right before the last kiai. Please delete this video and do the kata again in the correct way. Oss
The beginning and the end are unusual but the rest is fine. There’s no added movement before the last kiai. There are different admitted ways of performing this kata (including variants before the last kiai), and this is one of them.
@@frontenac5083 "Unusual"? Incorrect! That's the correct word. There is no variation for this. By the way, there is no such move before the last kiai in any really serious school of karate. No recognized master from any really serious karate school does this kata this way. None.
Many mistakes is maybe a little too much, but there sure are some weird things. I’ve never seen the hand position at the beginning and the end being the same than in tekki shodan.
@Real Aiglon if you think this is a standard version then sorry you donot know the kata.. let me start by 1st and last movement .. this is not tekki shodan to start from this position.. tekki 3, you start from yoi.. plus many other technical movements.
Thank you so much for helping my martial arts journey!! Im working on my purple belt in Jiu Jitsu but Ive been off since the pandemic started. Now I'm learning Karate thanks to you and other great teachers like you. Gracias!
Oss Sensei, Are you sure your yoi position is correct at start? I was of the opinion that this yoi position only applied to tekki shodan
Yes I never seen the hand together in Sandan. Just Shodan.
In the future, could you do a slower version too?😊 really like that you gave an explanation to some of the moves that otherwise might be hard to get!
Change velocity of reproduction
I love this class and I would like to attend
Wowwww thanks for this tutorial! I really needed it👍💪👏👏👏👏
Golden tips! Arigatou gosaimasu, Sensei!🙏🏻🥋 This is one of my favourite Kata, strong and grounded. Greetings from Brasil! 🇧🇷
I love seeing different interpretations to a Kata :)
In Shorin Ryu, besides the dachi, for example, we interpret the first movement you explained (escape a grapple) as deflect a tsuki with the open hand while hitting under the oponents arm with your own tsuki.
Yusuke senpai, I've never started that kata like that. I'm from jka and the only start like that is in tekki shodan
Me too!
He's doing it wrong. Added an extra move at the end as well.
@@alucard20001 No he hasn’t! Learn variants! Be aware that they exist at least.
@@frontenac5083 well aware that variations exist in Kata I have however never seen anyone perform this way. Not only is the beginning different he also adds a move at the end. This however is not a good execution of the kata. The mouth noises he makes during his slow (supposedly full speed) to compensate for the lack of kime are enough to put me off.
Yusuke, You are an awesome teacher!
If you go to the top line of your phone you will find 3 little dot's in a down line, click on them ,they will give you a box with options, click to watch in normal, half or 25 per cent speed.
Very nice! I don't think I ever learned this one. I may be rectifying that soon :-) Thx!
Gracias, from Caguas, Puerto Rico.
Thamx man!👌
I think I have practice this kata only once. Nice job much respect from Tochigi.
Hi, I love your explanation videos. Can you do a very slow motion version of how to do each kata, preferably mirror image? I love your videos I just find them very hard to do when first learning. Thank you.
I don't understand why, in this channel, Tekki nidan and Tekki sandan start in heisokudachi (hands in front as in Tekki shodan). This is an alteration of the original kata, especially in Shotokan (see for example Funakoshi, 1932 p. 91, 101 and 107 of the 2012 edition of the Suzuki-Johnston translation). Only Tekki shodan is started in shuri-te no kyotsuke, while in nidan and sandan the starting position (yoi) has to be done in Hachijidachi. If this is a recent change introduced by the JKF, I don't understand how it is justified. Thank you.
Very very useful clases about tekki 3. Please if you can show its bunkai.
Was my Kata for September. After two month of the fist two Tekki Kata. One more month of Tekki Sandan. Still needs work.
Thank you u teach very nice I also do shotokan karate style in india sanjay karate school model town jalandhar Punjab India🇮🇳🇮🇳
Konnich ha Yusuke! Why do you start with crossed hands at the beginning? Kanazawa sensei and many others start tekki sandan and nidan with both fist in front of hips.
Hi im a kyokushin karate practitioner and i really love your content. Would you make a video about kyokushin karate? I think that would be interesting if you make some videos about it, thanks.
Could you do a video on Bassai Dai please? Love that kata
Wow just.... wow😱😊💕
Bravo !
Learned it once as a kid and forgot it now I can’t remember how I used to do it even with this tutorial
Its Magnificent and Strong
do u have a bassai dai video?
Dear Sensei, please if you can show us Hangetsu, tekki nidan, jitte, jiin, jion ,kanku dai, gankaku, etc. BEST regards.
Nice 👍🏽. Even if I just saw your Yoi position, I would’ve known that your background is in JKA.
We have the same arm movement in po eum.of tkd itf oss
Nice video 👍😏
Thank you for making these easy to follow video guides!!! I know this must sound like a very beginner question; I haven't trained in Shotokan for a very long time, is there a difference between Tekki Sandan and Heian Sandan? I can't remember the order and levels of a lot of the katas. thank you.
They're separate katas and are quite different. You start by working through the 5 Heian katas, then you move onto the Tekki katas. Sandan means it's the 3rd kata in that series.
When is Basaii Dai coming?
When Bassai Dai Sensei Yusuke?
お願いします
It is very similar in Tang Soo Do.
I got to say I do kyokushin proper full strength conditioning and full contact sparring on a regular basis 3 times minimum a week when i was a kid i used to do taekwondo and it was mainly for show to be honest flamboyant kicks but useless on the street so I then start 19 years of boxing with muay thai 4 years of experience my taekwondo kicks certainly help with my kickboxing
So i wanted to change things up and ive always wanted a black belt to a legitimate art were i live there aint many dojos that are willing to go to the extreme i was looking for with self control sparring and strength conditioning so I found kyokushin whilst training it gives me everything im looking for so I wanted to add something in i looked at BBJ at judo and some other dojo but then I found a legit tang soo do dojo wow they had everything I wanted its hard training and they punish there students in good positive way im going to start TANG SOO DO next week 2x times a week to fill my weekdays up with a full training regime i was very impressed with old school techniques what has happened to the real dojos their aint many left i tend to find 1 in 5 are into strength conditioning which i think their should be in every dojo but used with self control and to build the whole group up no matter what rank or age
That's because Tang Soo Do comes from Shotokan. Won Kuk Lee, the founder of Tang Soo Do (1944) was a student of Gichin Funakoshi in the 1930s. Others who had also opened up schools after WWII and also began using the term had also studied Shotokan either in Japan or from those who had like Lee. Hong-hi Choi (founder of taekwondo) had studied Shotokan in Japan and was an honorary black belt under Lee's Chung Do Kwan, before getting booted out.
@@barrettokarate There is potential for debate here, but I don't want to. Have a nice day!
@@barrettokarate That's true.
sensei what is the difference between word the nanhachi and tekki?
Hi there! I have a question where I still don´t know the answer to until now! Maybe you know the answer. : Do you know why the Japan self defense force chose the Shotokan style of Karate as their unarmed fighting style? Why not a full contact style like Kyokushinkai Karate for example? Or is that just a coincidence?
Hi, this is basically because there was no kyokunshinkai at the war, aslo you have to learn a little bit more about history and how Funakoshi (founder of shotokan) was the one that exported karate form okinawa to Japan (there are a lot of huge details that Im ignoring of course) so the Japan self defense have to made out from shotokan
That opening move with the palm on top of back of hand is only in tekki shodan.
It would be very useful, if I did Karate :)
Sensei I from Srilanka and I am the chief instructor of R.K
O can I get a affiliation from you Association plss reply Oss
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JKA?
Absolutely not.
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I accidentally disliked but i liked after i am really sorry i love your videos
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すげせんせいゆすけさん！！おす
I'm pretty sure you start from normal yoi only tekki shodan uses that kamae position
I am on green belt
Hey maybe you could react to savate
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From the outside, the kata is fine. But substance is completely missing! You cannot achieve this simply by unwinding the techniques. Maybe that's because of the age of the adept? What has to take place in the body in order for this substance to be reached? I miss this component in most of the clips?
Yoi position is wrong.You follow Marster Hirokasu Kanasawa.
how can you wear that black belt when your moves declare you are supposed to wear no belt yet.
Your Yoi position is incorrect. Only Tekki Shodan starts from this position.
Ian Abernethy - Practical Kata Bunkai: Tekki / Naihanchi Sandan Full Kata Flow Drill
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Rapide j'adore.
It's totally wrong your execution! Your beginning (yoi) is wrong. It's not starts like Tekki sho dan (the the ending is wrong also for the same reason)! Besides that, you're adding a movement that doesn't exist right before the last kiai. Please delete this video and do the kata again in the correct way. Oss
The mouth kime in every technique is also horrible, plus very weak kiai.
The beginning and the end are unusual but the rest is fine. There’s no added movement before the last kiai. There are different admitted ways of performing this kata (including variants before the last kiai), and this is one of them.
@@frontenac5083 "Unusual"? Incorrect! That's the correct word. There is no variation for this. By the way, there is no such move before the last kiai in any really serious school of karate. No recognized master from any really serious karate school does this kata this way. None.
I think some wrong movements in this kata.. 🥋
You’re right! He’s got some movements (beginning and end) mixed up with tekki shodan, that’s very confusing.
Donot learn this version, it has many mistakes according to all and major shotokan style, you donot start and end in the way on this video
Many mistakes is maybe a little too much, but there sure are some weird things. I’ve never seen the hand position at the beginning and the end being the same than in tekki shodan.
@Real Aiglon if you think this is a standard version then sorry you donot know the kata.. let me start by 1st and last movement .. this is not tekki shodan to start from this position.. tekki 3, you start from yoi.. plus many other technical movements.
YOU SERIOUS?! BETL TEST BY INTERNET?!
MAN, STOP IT!
Where did he say this was a belt test?
Super