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seems to be nice. ive trained for 8 years shotokan and switched over to classic taekwondo... there is a "classic" workout witht kata or hyong (basicly the same) do the first kata one time, the second kate 2 times, the third kata 3 times. and when u done the last kata, say u run 7 katas, on the the end on the 7th u run all katas in one form without a break full speed, again as hard as u can and third as fast and hard as u can. this will burn a lot of kalories and train the whole body. when u have enough time, do this every day. u are welcome :)
@@jubjubbird56 it's a Shotokan based organisation by Hirokazu Kanazawa, branched off from the JKA, our founder is one of Gichin Funakoshi's last students. SKIF is "Shotokan Karate International Federation". As the name implies, it's recognised worldwide and has several branches.
My karate sensei wasn't really nice. He called me stupid and other crap because of my lack of confidence and dumb mistakes. I thought it was just displinary thing they do but it started to get really bad. My motivation really became low and can't do anything right. I quit the dojo because of this. Is this a right decision?
Yes, that sounds like a bad training environment, a good Karate instructor will encourage and inspire you, not make you feel bad. Keep in mind that many martial arts instructors do not have much background in education. I used to be a teacher and had to go to university to study education, there is so much to teaching. Take some time to find the right instructor. Best of luck, keep looking.
I used to take shotokan as a child so I have a background in that style. I guess what I find odd is during a fight whether in the streets or in the ring, most of this training goes out the window. Now MMA fighters stick to their training but martial artists seem to always resort back to street style fighting. No definitive blocks like the ones demonstrated in this video. Same for punches. Why is that?
Modern day karate isn’t meant to be used in exact way it’s shown the stance have a different meaning to it everyone say karate is useless and stuff I just ask them can you fight with experienced black belt most of them change the topic once the guy started fighting I almost killed him . We shouldn’t use karate to kill , attack
@@KarateDojowaKu, thanks for the response man. I feel like I’m talking to a real celebrity! I watch your videos and your English is just as good as your Japanese. Very admirable! I’ll continue to watch and learn. Thanks bro
In karate…. A block is not truly a block. A demonstrated block is actually a strike, usually to a nerve or pressure point. Karate is not fighting…..Karate is self defense, don’t learn karate to learn to fight. Karateka are not usually fighters, they prefer to end a confrontation in one or two strikes
Hello Senpai Nagano, I'm a Brazilian karateka and here we have a lot of questions about how to start and end a training session (Shomen ni, Sensei Ni, Mokuso etc). Would you be able to record a video about it? Thank you very much. どうもありがとうございます Oss.
@@KarateDojowaKu Thank you for your consideration. However, in reality, the doubt would be about the ceremonial of beginning and end of training. Here in Brazil, in most of the Dojos/academy, students and Sensei stand in seiza facing the place where Funakoshi Sensei's photo is and after Mokuso they greet Shomen in silence, right after Sensei turns around and the students greet him saying Oss , after Senpai they greet Otogai ni and everyone greets each other. Is it like that in the Dojos of Japan?
Hello Karate Dojo waku!!! I want to start learning Karate at home, since I don't have transportation, and can't get to a school, however, I don't know how to start karate practice. Any ideas?
Wait until you can get to a school. Learning online can help if you already have a base in martial arts. It is a good training aid. However, if you are brand new to martial arts with no formal training, you will only teach yourself mistakes and bad habits that you will have to unlearn if you ever begin training at a school.
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I'm always follow along with your work out videos it's really great basic training thanks
seems to be nice. ive trained for 8 years shotokan and switched over to classic taekwondo... there is a "classic" workout witht kata or hyong (basicly the same) do the first kata one time, the second kate 2 times, the third kata 3 times. and when u done the last kata, say u run 7 katas, on the the end on the 7th u run all katas in one form without a break full speed, again as hard as u can and third as fast and hard as u can. this will burn a lot of kalories and train the whole body. when u have enough time, do this every day. u are welcome :)
I needed this thank you
Nice workout! Oss!
interesting difference between JKA and SKA/Mumon style shotokan. JKA, step then punch, Mumon, Step and punch simultaneously
SKIF also does the step and punch simultaneously too.
@@PhinTheShoto I haven't heard of SKIF! What is that
@@jubjubbird56 it's a Shotokan based organisation by Hirokazu Kanazawa, branched off from the JKA, our founder is one of Gichin Funakoshi's last students. SKIF is "Shotokan Karate International Federation". As the name implies, it's recognised worldwide and has several branches.
Thanks a lot 😁😊.
My karate sensei wasn't really nice. He called me stupid and other crap because of my lack of confidence and dumb mistakes. I thought it was just displinary thing they do but it started to get really bad. My motivation really became low and can't do anything right. I quit the dojo because of this. Is this a right decision?
Of course. It has to feel right, be supportive and you actually want to train. That’s just abuse
You did the correct thing.
Yes, that sounds like a bad training environment, a good Karate instructor will encourage and inspire you, not make you feel bad. Keep in mind that many martial arts instructors do not have much background in education. I used to be a teacher and had to go to university to study education, there is so much to teaching. Take some time to find the right instructor. Best of luck, keep looking.
I've suffered through the same thing. Also have quite the dojo😢
That was pretty good thank you
Nice Oss
Uchi uke block hand come from opposite hip or from opposite shoulder???
You look like someone who does karate. Like.
Do you ever collaborate with Shinburenseijyuku the Aikido teacher?
I tried and could barely coordinate my arms🤣 Not to mention keep up with the speed😄 Humiliated and humbled.
I used to take shotokan as a child so I have a background in that style. I guess what I find odd is during a fight whether in the streets or in the ring, most of this training goes out the window. Now MMA fighters stick to their training but martial artists seem to always resort back to street style fighting. No definitive blocks like the ones demonstrated in this video. Same for punches. Why is that?
Modern day karate isn’t meant to be used in exact way it’s shown the stance have a different meaning to it everyone say karate is useless and stuff I just ask them can you fight with experienced black belt most of them change the topic once the guy started fighting I almost killed him . We shouldn’t use karate to kill , attack
I think basic karate techniques teach you the principles of how to move your body. It's the foundation to all your "street fight" movements.
@@KarateDojowaKu, thanks for the response man. I feel like I’m talking to a real celebrity! I watch your videos and your English is just as good as your Japanese. Very admirable! I’ll continue to watch and learn. Thanks bro
In karate…. A block is not truly a block. A demonstrated block is actually a strike, usually to a nerve or pressure point. Karate is not fighting…..Karate is self defense, don’t learn karate to learn to fight. Karateka are not usually fighters, they prefer to end a confrontation in one or two strikes
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Hello Senpai Nagano, I'm a Brazilian karateka and here we have a lot of questions about how to start and end a training session (Shomen ni, Sensei Ni, Mokuso etc). Would you be able to record a video about it?
Thank you very much.
どうもありがとうございます
Oss.
You can check out this video! th-cam.com/video/pMazWHr2foU/w-d-xo.html
@@KarateDojowaKu Thank you for your consideration. However, in reality, the doubt would be about the ceremonial of beginning and end of training. Here in Brazil, in most of the Dojos/academy, students and Sensei stand in seiza facing the place where Funakoshi Sensei's photo is and after Mokuso they greet Shomen in silence, right after Sensei turns around and the students greet him saying Oss , after Senpai they greet Otogai ni and everyone greets each other. Is it like that in the Dojos of Japan?
Hello Karate Dojo waku!!! I want to start learning Karate at home, since I don't have transportation, and can't get to a school, however, I don't know how to start karate practice. Any ideas?
Wait until you can get to a school. Learning online can help if you already have a base in martial arts. It is a good training aid. However, if you are brand new to martial arts with no formal training, you will only teach yourself mistakes and bad habits that you will have to unlearn if you ever begin training at a school.
@@avakinzerochill Yep, eventually I will, but, until then, I will keep studying foreign languages.
Hey I have a question does traditional karate has uppercut and hook punches or just straight punches like jab and cross?
Yes it has uppercut (ura zuki) and the hook (kagi zuki)
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