Lucio Maurino - 5 principles of yoko geri in Gankaku - Karate All Stars 2013
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- Lucio Maurino Sensei explaining 5 principles of posture, fundamental to perform a good yoko geri (横蹴) in kata Gankaku (岩鶴). This class was recorded during "Karate All Stars 2013", the international seminar organized by Lucio Maurino's Sportivart and held in Caserta on 15-17 November 2013. Concepts explained during this class:
• feel your body weight on the feet;
• retract the abdomen;
• close the anus;
• open and lower the shoulders;
• move your chin backwards and upwards.
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very excellent teaching and training
Ottimo Sensei Lucio Maurino! Grazie mille Sensei Timmi per aver condiviso questo video, un eccellente insegnamento! Oss
Grazie a te Giulia!
I'm learning a lot karate shaolin kungfu we thank u
ooooh yeah, so good , rely champion , i am the karate coach in Egypt but dreaming to be universe coach so always search for moor practice on the internet and go practice on it then teach it for my student ,... i am dreaming to combat world champion ...
i found here what i looking for and i think this man is the unique Kata teacher and champ ... thank you for all and i hope if i can contact with all of you to have moor practice
Very good lesson!!!!!!!!!!
Well done, Maestro Lucio Maurino, the most perfect methodology, I have ever never seen before!
Yet, let lme call to your attention two different interpretations of Yoko geri Ke komi, a) from Kosa dachi, when the rear leg is stepping in front of the front leg , here the first stage is close to the mawashi geri, you have pointed out, b)whereas the Yoko geri kicked after steppind behind the standing front leg, Kake -dachi, is more about an ushiro geri kicked to the side, with more effort in maintaining theleine of the kicking heel and the longitudinal axis of the kicking leg. Is that so, orjust misinterpretation? ? With all respects, Paul, 67, retired instructor of Karate.
Very useful..... thank you
Muy bueno!!! Muchas gracias. Ossu.
If you are flexible you are good at karate, simple as that.
do not criticize if you just burning inside as you can't reach that level...his moves are hust perfect, just learn and practice. Amazing kick!
Francesco D'Angelo th-cam.com/video/wC-64dr3KU0/w-d-xo.html
@Brick Schitthouse Rogan is showing a totally different kick than the one done by Mourino. Apples and oranges
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
There they come.....the haters....
Because they burn inside...caused they can' t do what they see....and of course...can't reach that level.....
tks alessandro for posting this video
+guhan balaraman No worries, my pleasure! :)
Awesome TRAINING
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La technique du coup de côté Yoko geri; Les pointes des 2 pieds dirigent vers la même direction.Par contre si le talon du pied d ' appui tournerait vers la direction d' attaque , donc C ' est un Ushiro geri.(regardez bien les images ).Cela C ' est en shotokan ryu .Dans certains styles les noms des mouvements sont mentionnés exemple Yoko sokuto geri ( avec le tranchant du pied ), Dans le style wado ryu C ' est avec le bol du pied ou koshi comme au coup de pied Mae-geri. regardez dans les kata pinan et les kata Heian (C ' est là même signification la paix ; Heian en japonais et pinan en chinois )
+ 1. I agree 100%!!
i love this kick 😁
really interesting and useful information. Thanks for sharing!
You are more than welcome, Carlos Donderis. Stay tuned for more awesomeness! ;-)
❤❤ can you do mawashi geri thank you❤❤
Ос. Домо аригато. Domo arigato. Thank u very much.
grande Maurino
Bravissimo
رائعة جدا
Thanks
can you send me a link for bassai dai buy valdise or maurino ????
you practice in your video, ushiro sokuto geri jodan no YOKO sokuto geri. Yoko is IN SIDE.
This Yoko is wicked
Congratulations, son. Explicate very good, the Kata.
Is his name really Lucio ? Because his belt (3:10) clearly says "Luca Maurano" ... just saying
simply beautiful. what karate style is this?
He is from Shotokan, but has a wide knowledge in a number of different styles and disciplines (including Aikido). In particular, I believe that the principles explained in this video are largely derived from his University studies in Sports Science.
It's karate Shiai European style no japonese system.
Really very wonderful movements .. Greetings by #Tawazon team.
Por que chutar tão alto ? 🇧🇷
I don't understand why is yoko geri kekomi in Gankaku.
All the Japanese schools (where shotokan is coming from and they invented that kata) are doing Yoko Geri Keage in Gankaku.
It isn't right just to change the kata because you want to.
Hi Anubite. The reason for this change is that they want to make the kata more difficult, in order to be rewarded during competitions. It is sports Karate in the end, not traditional. I don't think it is a big deal as long as you KNOW that you are changing the original kata. And they (Maurino, Valdesi, Figuccio) stress this concept during every seminar they give.
Alessandro Timmi You're talking shit mate. Kata is what it is, and to change it for a "reward" is not karate. It is a big deal, and you're an idiot not to recognise that.
Shrike343 I feel sorry for you, but if you don't understand the difference between "Karate" and "Sports Karate", this is your limit man, not mine. And you are wasting your time watching and commenting videos that you don't like (read "understand").
Alessandro Timmi By making yoko geri kekomi, doesn't make the kata more difficult. It's just another technique that has another purpose.
Even if you are doing sports karate, you should respect the way that kata is done. By changing it to look fancier (which it doesn't), you're not showing any respect.
Lucio Maurino is a great teacher, he really knows how the body works in karate but I don't like the way he practices karate, just because of the reasons I said earlier :)
Alessandro Timmi and the judges are to blame....
making it "harder" while making it "wrong" should not net you more points in "Sports Karate"
sure, replacing yoko geri keage to kekomi so you keep your leg in the air longer is impressive and looks fancier, and it's even harder from the acrobatics standpoint.
What I question here is the way judgment is passed on athletes....
making the kata harder shouldn't matter, making it perfectly right should.
Either way, it's not Maurino's, Valdesi's or Figucio's fault that judges give wins for people that do the kata "wrong" they just adapt to the rules and win tournaments and that's perfectly fine.
I'll just stick to traditional Karate... no shortcuts on moves for increased speed, no replacement of moves to make katas harder and be happy with it.
Unfortunately this means I'll probably never win a tournament on a big stage :)
But that's fine, because I really don't agree with this kind of practice getting extra points.
He’s not doing a keage… he dojng a kekomi … because he back foot turns outward .. his hips are rotating which is effect a thrust kick not a snap kick…
Great agility but he isn’t doing a snap kick
All the traditionalists out there saying this is not the "right" way to do it etc. should ask themselves one basic question once and for all: "Has humanity ever achieved anything by sticking to fixed and rigid rules?" It's called evolution. Big respect to the Japanese masters for inventing Karate, but does that mean we should religiously ape every tiny move they do? By the way, why do you think there are so many styles of Karate? Because every sensei wanted to do it HIS way. Why shouldn't the masters of today not do it THEIR way?
original kick or technique can be substituted but original basics cant be changed, like you turn on toes to do a kick and not on heels your basics are wrong.
Tanti sono bravissimi, ma saper insegnare e per pochi.........
Except, it’s yokogeri keage.
Does he realise that he is suppose to be doing yoko geri keage and not kekomi? He's teaching shit.
Yes he does. As per my previous comments, he perfectly realizes (and explains) this. This modification has been implemented in order to achieve higher evaluation during competitions. This is sports Karate after all!
+Alessandro Timmi Higher evaluation? You mean lower I hope? Mastering Keage is more difficult than mastering Kekomi!!
And there is no such thing as "sports karate". There is only one Karate. There are only people doing it seriously, and other people just for show -.-
This is Taekwondo...............don t mix up .......
Lmao shotokan is ancestor art of taekwondo
Lucio Maurino, esta bien tu explicación pero tu sikodachi no cumple con la tecnica. Tus rodillas no están alñ 100 %.
Un insulto ai maestri giapponesi....come non tirare yoko geri....caricamento sbagliato, rotazione del piede d'appoggio sbagliata e uso di anche sbagliato.....grande maestro del nulla 😂
Umiltà questa sconosciuta....si può dissentire rimanendo persone rispettose....marziali....questa risposta non ha nulla di marziale...sa solo di sbruffonaggine.