I used to have them custom-made by an older Korean woman who would measure me, then have them done in about 5 days. My favourites were constructed with 16oz canvas.
Shureido. Well constructed and long lasting. Everyone at the shop is wonderful. When I asked for my dojo to be embroidered under the association insignia, they immediately knew my Sensei’s name and told me how wonderful he is when he visits.
I have a Blitz White Diamond heavyweight karate gi and have had it for 27 years! Takes a long time to dry after washing but everything about it is very strong and still as good now as when I bought it.
I chose mine based solely on wear and tear, Tokaido (the ultimate) is by far my favorite. We do a lot of grabbing and throwing in our sparring so I need my karate gi to handle it.
My favorite brand is Kamikaze or Kaiten. They are designed in Europe, so it fits well with our body type. I love the Kamikaze Europa. For ligh kumite gi you can't go wrong with Adidas.
I bought a Kamikaze Sovereign like 6 months ago and after 20 years and having used even Shureido, nothing has felt as comfy as this one. The best thing I've ever bought for Karate hands down.
I took the plunge and ordered my first tailored Dogi last February. I went with Hirota and the Pinack for kumite in particular. Everything was done through Kuruobiya, and Hamid who was super helpful guiding me through the measuring process. it took 4 months for my Dogi to be made and to arrive in the UK which I knew would be the case at the time of ordering. Frustratingly is sat for nearly 2 weeks in customs. As for the Dogi it is fantastic. Having used the Tokaido kata master prior to this one, the Hirota is noticeably lighter a you would expect but its still snappy when doing kata and Kihon. It isn't as light as some of the zero gravity kumite dogi that WKF competitors favour. The Pinack for kumite does hold some shape. It is very easy to move in, and comfortable to wear. Shrinkage has been minimal and it has been used and washed twice a week since it arrived in June last year. I always wash it on a cold wash though. It dries quickly and you can get away without needing to iron it if hung right straight after the wash. Because we've been training on zoom through all these lockdowns I haven't felt the need to iron it. but in real life face to face training I would. The few times I have ironed the dogi it has been really easy to get looking good. So Any one wanting an around Dogi I would certainly recommend the Hirota Pinack for Kumite. To me it seems to work well all round.
I recently ordered a Tokaido Kata Master. Its amazing, well made, very sturdy and has that snap sound when we do katas. The down side is, i found it a bit heavy... Regarding kumite dogi, i dont have one, simply because i dont do kumite anymore lol, im too old for that lol
i wear Seishin Gi for normal practice but for official competition (especially Kumite) I am obligated to wear the IKO 1 Ichigeki Gi for Kyokushin karate
I always wear Shureido New Wave 3 WKF, but ordered a fully custom Hirota Takumi WKF 1 week ago. It will take 14 weeks to be made, but I think it will be worth it. At Hirota, you can even choose the height of the armhole, length of the 'flap', the width of the arms and the width of the bottom part of the trousers. There are 10 measurements you have to give in total. I don't think any other brand offers that level of customization, not even Shureido. It is kinda pricey though 😬. I can't wait
Shureido does do a lot of customization but it is a lot easier to do it all in person. I got my NW3 how I like it and keep the measurements then just reach out to Shureido directly with those measurements and they handle it
Sureido KB-10 it has lasted me 17 years but I’ve got to buy another gi because the knees have finally worn out in the pants. I love this gi especially for hard grappling and ukemi.Texas
I love my Venum "Elite Kata" gi for training kihon and kata. I use a well vented Adidas gi for kumite, I sweat a lot and the vented panels help loads and its cheap enough that I don't mind getting blood on it
I prefer the seishin Okinawa edition. I have had alot of karategi’s in the past, even prefer it over the regular seishin. But, all budogi’s that I buy first go to the tailor!
Just purchased the Okinawa Edition a few minutes ago. I assume it will be a huge upgrade from the standard ki international dogi my dojo gave me. Very excited to say the least!
I just started using SMAI after being with a previous brand for many years of kata competition. It’s my new favorite. It’s the same material, but feels lighter. I usually get one size up, then I have it altered by my tailor.
I still wear the traditional cut Tokaido Ultimate. I can remember when you could buy one for $45 U.S. at the Tokaido shop in Tokyo. For hot summers I wear the Meijin "Tropical". Lighter and cooler, also Meijin will mix tops and bottom sizes when you order.
I have been using Fuji karate Gi 14 Oz brush cotton. It's a awesome Gi over 5 year's I own 3 of them I even buy them gave 2 of them.as birthday gifts they say they are truly great gi .they still look clean and feel just like the top 2 name brands out there. The uniform goes for my size $80 but it's worth it.
I have several different styles of Tokaido for Kata (Hyung). By far my favorite. Adidas also makes amazing karate gi for both kata and kumite. I look forward to trying Seishin.
Good points on what to look for. Forgot to mention from before that I have a Punok karate gi along with my 2 heavy weight mac kata gi and my adidas kumite gi.
I'd have to check what make of gi's that I have.Both of my gi's fit me perfectly and they are both quite thick material but one is a bit lighter than the other.I hate the gi's which are way too long.The other thing about wearing the correct side which wasn't mentioned here is ..You look so much smarter with correct size gi's especially whilst performing kata..great vid..Hope a lot of people watch this.
I wear a Matushi Brand Heavy Weight. It is a Kata GI with the shorter arm and leg length, but does have a longer Jacket (the part below the belt that hangs down (cant remember the name).
For Kihon and Kata Hirota Pinak Kata and Kumite. Depending on the time of year. Hirota Takumi for Tournaments Kata Kumite: Hirota Kuu, Addidas, Ariwaza
@@michaelgabriel5786 Yes it definitely is bigger then Tokaido even if it says same size! Ive had a few attempts to shrink my Shureido . Tokaido feels true to size. Both great quality though.
I am from Germany and practice Goju Ryu Karate and I started with a Adidas Club 220 Dogi but for my taste it felt to flimsy with around 7oz. and I recently bought a Kaiten America with around 13-14oz and I really love it. The Dogi is well made, heavy and stabel but also comfy.
7 Unzen??? Das ist ja dann so dünn, wie ein Bettlaken! Na Hilfe! Mir waren damals als Anfänger schon die 8 Unzen Gi von DanRho zu dünn. Frage mich, warum Addidas sowas macht, anstatt sich da mal bei der Japanischen Fachkonkurrenz umzusehen? 13 oder 14 Unzen ist mir dagegen noch nie begegnet und in Katalogen finde ich diese Klasse auch nur sehr selten, da sind 16Unzen Gi dann sogar häufiger zu finden. Meist haben die Gi zwischen 10 und 12 Unzen. Ich für mein Teil bevorzuge die 12 Unzen, was bei Shureido auch glücklicherweise leicht zu finden ist.
@@ralfhtg1056 jap, deswegen gab es auch direkt einen dicken. Das Teil war einfach zu dünn. Fürs Training hab ich jetzt 12 Unzen und für Prüfung oder ähnliches 16 Unzen.
I have a couple of dogi with the store brand, just for training. They're not great for kata, but are actually light enough to be worthwhile for training, especially in hot days. Then I have a SKI-P (SKIF Portugal) issued dogi, which is what I use for tournaments and special occasions. It's way better then the store brands, but training in a hot day is torture (that I happily endure).
Ive tried a number of gis, and struggled with sizing. We have a local company called Satori that are great in the size/length ratio at about 12oz. Otherwise I have a Fuji gi, and have tried a few others. Ive pulled away from anything heavier than a 12oz because I dont need anything more....10-12oz depending on the season over here and the usage.
Based on size charts and material: Hirota, the heavy canvas one. But in fact I prefer a (much cheaper) jiu jitsu suit. May not look as good, but is more comfortable.
In Serbia, the most common kata gi is the ipon WKF kata master kimono (gi) or ipon kimonos in general but in my opinion the Arawaza black diamond kimono is the best. Stiffer material=better is what I- and most people are going for. People usually wear the ipo gi because it's not as heavy as the arawaza one but I personally like the heavyness. The tokaiodo kimono is also available but I don't have any experience with that brand and i wish to somaday try their gi. About the kumite gis arawaza and adidas are the most used brands.
I have a Blitz heavyweight gi at the moment. My very first gi was a Kamikaze gi which I still have but it looks a little bit rough now. Both brands are amazing. 🙏
TOKAIDO International catalog have a wide range of models with the best quality/price ratio. Give a try to the new Kumite K1 and Kata Tokyo...and SAW and TSA for old school karatecas ;)
Tokaido made in Japan is my favorite so far out of three karategi’s that Ihave had so far. My light weight Adidas karategi is good for training during the warmer months, but it does not have the good feel that I get with my Tokaido karategi.
have you tried or heard the Muvon brand? they're from Indonesia and they are also made of excellent materials. in fact, the Powerevo (Kata) and Speed Duo (Kumite) are already WKF approved
Personally, I also own a ProForce Karate Gi, I have to cut the sleeves because they were in the way of my blocks and strikes. So, I made them sleeveless. Unfortunately, I can't seem to find my gi, so, I'm gonna have to get myself a new one, but, in red, like Ken Masters from Street Fighter.
Ronin “Shiai” (very heavy and well made);. My favorite is a blue “BOLD look” (medium weight), very comfortable (My second Sensei didn’t care what color we had); no “see through” and much easier to clean than white (we did jujitsu too).
Sensei, should all Kata gi's be very stiff? My venum Elite kata gi is not very stiff like shureido but its moderately stiff and snappy. There is this misconception in my country that the Kata gi has to be very stiff....Is that true? I specialize in Kata.
Superb videos mate, I need to know the brand of dogi you currently use so I can buy ASAP ; the one that I have has the cuff part is the same as the sleeve, and you said it might tear apart faster. Thank you!!!! ;p
I bought the Tokaido Maste Kate Dogi silver 12oz and it keeps me restricted when I train at the dojo. so I bought 2 more Dogi. One is for Kumite 100% polyester and the other is for training 55% polyester and 45% cotton.
Philippines here! My do gi brand is actually a local brand here, its called TGP. They focus on kata do gi and checks out on the factors you mentioned in the video. Just starting with karate, any specific brands you all recommend?
hi Sensei Yusuke.Can u advise how long and thick should a kata belt be to look good for competition? for eg. im 173 cm. also, i notice theres a different way of tying a belt during competition as compared to the usual way during dojo training. WKF champion Sandra Sanchez Sensei demonstrated it in one of her videos, but i couldnt understand it . hope u can do a video on it . thanks!
Oss... Sensei Yosuke, what are you recommend brand of karate Gi that i avail for me? I am from the Philippines start learn karate since 2003. And now Currently working as a farmer growing rice...
Heiii I wanted to ask if you can make a video about how to do push ups right bcs I'm having problems in doing many pushups in one set and also my form is really bad haha. Btw love your videos! I subscribed right away when I found you!
I wear what I guess you'd call a medium weight gi. Ok, do-gi. They just look better and also look and sound better in kata. I have a lighter weight gi that rarely gets worn. However, I have worn the lighter pants sometimes if I know I'm going to spare (I call it fight night) because my kicks are faster. I'm older now so those little things help.
I have only one rule for karategi: does it fit me and I can train and do everything? If so, then I use it. I personally don't care the brand or durability, I only care about my training xD
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Which karate gi brand do you wear?
There is no specific brand. But Kyokushin Gis have a shorter sleeve usually a bit over the elbows.
Seishin 🥋😍🇯🇵
I love Seishin gi but my Sensei recommend Gokido gi which is an Indian brand...
Several. Seishin, Hayashi, Shureido, Arawaza, each with specific pros and cons.
Currently I wear Shureido but in future I want to wear Seishin.
I used to have them custom-made by an older Korean woman who would measure me, then have them done in about 5 days. My favourites were constructed with 16oz canvas.
Wow heavy one!!
16 oz?!?! Wow! THat is not Dogi anymore, more akin to a knights armour already
Shureido. Well constructed and long lasting. Everyone at the shop is wonderful. When I asked for my dojo to be embroidered under the association insignia, they immediately knew my Sensei’s name and told me how wonderful he is when he visits.
I wear Kaiten, the model I use is called Europe. Great karate gi! (The Netherlands)
I see! Thanks for sharing!
I have a Blitz White Diamond heavyweight karate gi and have had it for 27 years! Takes a long time to dry after washing but everything about it is very strong and still as good now as when I bought it.
I love holding onto one special dogi as well!
I chose mine based solely on wear and tear, Tokaido (the ultimate) is by far my favorite. We do a lot of grabbing and throwing in our sparring so I need my karate gi to handle it.
My favorite brand is Kamikaze or Kaiten. They are designed in Europe, so it fits well with our body type. I love the Kamikaze Europa. For ligh kumite gi you can't go wrong with Adidas.
Ki International, Mugen Orange Label Gi. Great quality and not very expensive.
I bought a Kamikaze Sovereign like 6 months ago and after 20 years and having used even Shureido, nothing has felt as comfy as this one. The best thing I've ever bought for Karate hands down.
I took the plunge and ordered my first tailored Dogi last February. I went with Hirota and the Pinack for kumite in particular. Everything was done through Kuruobiya, and Hamid who was super helpful guiding me through the measuring process. it took 4 months for my Dogi to be made and to arrive in the UK which I knew would be the case at the time of ordering. Frustratingly is sat for nearly 2 weeks in customs. As for the Dogi it is fantastic. Having used the Tokaido kata master prior to this one, the Hirota is noticeably lighter a you would expect but its still snappy when doing kata and Kihon. It isn't as light as some of the zero gravity kumite dogi that WKF competitors favour. The Pinack for kumite does hold some shape. It is very easy to move in, and comfortable to wear. Shrinkage has been minimal and it has been used and washed twice a week since it arrived in June last year. I always wash it on a cold wash though. It dries quickly and you can get away without needing to iron it if hung right straight after the wash. Because we've been training on zoom through all these lockdowns I haven't felt the need to iron it. but in real life face to face training I would. The few times I have ironed the dogi it has been really easy to get looking good. So Any one wanting an around Dogi I would certainly recommend the Hirota Pinack for Kumite. To me it seems to work well all round.
Took delivery of a Shureido New Wave 1 this week. Very happy with it
I recently ordered a Tokaido Kata Master. Its amazing, well made, very sturdy and has that snap sound when we do katas. The down side is, i found it a bit heavy...
Regarding kumite dogi, i dont have one, simply because i dont do kumite anymore lol, im too old for that lol
Used to have Juka Dragon Gi 12oz for many years. Very reliable and durable. Now I'd go with the Shureido Sensei model.
I have a Shureido K10 which is a great DoGi as well as several others including Tokaido. The Shureido is definitely my go to DoGi
i wear Seishin Gi for normal practice but for official competition (especially Kumite) I am obligated to wear the IKO 1 Ichigeki Gi for Kyokushin karate
Nice!
Probably Shureido, I like the old style cut.
I see!
I always wear Shureido New Wave 3 WKF, but ordered a fully custom Hirota Takumi WKF 1 week ago. It will take 14 weeks to be made, but I think it will be worth it. At Hirota, you can even choose the height of the armhole, length of the 'flap', the width of the arms and the width of the bottom part of the trousers. There are 10 measurements you have to give in total. I don't think any other brand offers that level of customization, not even Shureido. It is kinda pricey though 😬. I can't wait
Tokaido and Hayate also have customization. I think Hayate is the cheapest.
Shureido does do a lot of customization but it is a lot easier to do it all in person. I got my NW3 how I like it and keep the measurements then just reach out to Shureido directly with those measurements and they handle it
Sureido KB-10 it has lasted me 17 years but I’ve got to buy another gi because the knees have finally worn out in the pants. I love this gi especially for hard grappling and ukemi.Texas
I've just ordered a CIMAC Japanese cut Kata gi, it looks super snazzy and I can't wait to wear it in the dojo to give it a spin
I love my Venum "Elite Kata" gi for training kihon and kata. I use a well vented Adidas gi for kumite, I sweat a lot and the vented panels help loads and its cheap enough that I don't mind getting blood on it
I prefer the seishin Okinawa edition. I have had alot of karategi’s in the past, even prefer it over the regular seishin. But, all budogi’s that I buy first go to the tailor!
Just purchased the Okinawa Edition a few minutes ago. I assume it will be a huge upgrade from the standard ki international dogi my dojo gave me. Very excited to say the least!
@@iamforeverinawe you will love it, no doubt!
As a short stocky English man my gi's are Tokaido every time, I feel 12oz is both the right weight for both teaching and training.
Mine is the own brand of SKIP (Portuguese Shotokan Federation), they buy it custome made by a local textile company specialized in sports equipment.
Australia- have worn Shurreido for the last 20 years. I get mine tailor made by Shureido in Okinawa and pick them up from them.
I just started using SMAI after being with a previous brand for many years of kata competition. It’s my new favorite.
It’s the same material, but feels lighter. I usually get one size up, then I have it altered by my tailor.
Arawaza, All the power you need!
I still wear the traditional cut Tokaido Ultimate. I can remember when you could buy one for $45 U.S. at the Tokaido shop in Tokyo. For hot summers I wear the Meijin "Tropical". Lighter and cooler, also Meijin will mix tops and bottom sizes when you order.
I have been using Fuji karate Gi 14 Oz brush cotton. It's a awesome Gi over 5 year's I own 3 of them I even buy them gave 2 of them.as birthday gifts they say they are truly great gi .they still look clean and feel just like the top 2 name brands out there. The uniform goes for my size $80 but it's worth it.
I have several different styles of Tokaido for Kata (Hyung). By far my favorite. Adidas also makes amazing karate gi for both kata and kumite. I look forward to trying Seishin.
i have Seishin Gi, it's great
I’ve got a shureido new wave 3 for kata and I love it! I also have a seishin which is very versatile so I use it for everything
Good points on what to look for.
Forgot to mention from before that I have a Punok karate gi along with my 2 heavy weight mac kata gi and my adidas kumite gi.
I use TOKAIDO Gi ! SAW medium and YAKUDO for kata !
I'd have to check what make of gi's that I have.Both of my gi's fit me perfectly and they are both quite thick material but one is a bit lighter than the other.I hate the gi's which are way too long.The other thing about wearing the correct side which wasn't mentioned here is ..You look so much smarter with correct size gi's especially whilst performing kata..great vid..Hope a lot of people watch this.
Tokaido Tsunami Gold. Slightly longer sleeves and trouser legs because the stuff shrinks when washed.
I wear a Matushi Brand Heavy Weight. It is a Kata GI with the shorter arm and leg length, but does have a longer Jacket (the part below the belt that hangs down (cant remember the name).
For Kihon and Kata Hirota Pinak Kata and Kumite. Depending on the time of year.
Hirota Takumi for Tournaments Kata
Kumite: Hirota Kuu, Addidas, Ariwaza
I still have my old Matushi brand ones. They are great
Tokaido, at the moment. Very well made, but quite heavy for warm weather.
I’ve had great luck wear the Fuji brand you can find on Amazon. Great weight and price and a good fit for a shorter person or female build.
Oss arigatou gozaimasu for the vid, Nagano-san. Vid idea: Do a brand comparison and your preference + suggestion?
Tokaido and Adidas for both kata/kumite. I have a Shureido for kata but havent worn yet
Niceee
@RPD75 Is Shureido bigger than Tokaido in size?
@@michaelgabriel5786 Yes it definitely is bigger then Tokaido even if it says same size! Ive had a few attempts to shrink my Shureido . Tokaido feels true to size. Both great quality though.
@@rpd7573 Thank you!
My best to date for Kata is my Tokaido Kata Master Athletic - Thanks to the design input from Team Ki. 🥋🤜
Agreed! One of my favorites.
We use Goshindo brand. I'm in Canada 🍁
Thank you for your video. My everyday dogi is a Hirota Pinack Kumite. I also wear a Shureido TK10, very comfy.
I am from Germany and practice Goju Ryu Karate and I started with a Adidas Club 220 Dogi but for my taste it felt to flimsy with around 7oz. and I recently bought a Kaiten America with around 13-14oz and I really love it. The Dogi is well made, heavy and stabel but also comfy.
7 Unzen??? Das ist ja dann so dünn, wie ein Bettlaken! Na Hilfe! Mir waren damals als Anfänger schon die 8 Unzen Gi von DanRho zu dünn. Frage mich, warum Addidas sowas macht, anstatt sich da mal bei der Japanischen Fachkonkurrenz umzusehen? 13 oder 14 Unzen ist mir dagegen noch nie begegnet und in Katalogen finde ich diese Klasse auch nur sehr selten, da sind 16Unzen Gi dann sogar häufiger zu finden. Meist haben die Gi zwischen 10 und 12 Unzen. Ich für mein Teil bevorzuge die 12 Unzen, was bei Shureido auch glücklicherweise leicht zu finden ist.
@@ralfhtg1056 jap, deswegen gab es auch direkt einen dicken. Das Teil war einfach zu dünn. Fürs Training hab ich jetzt 12 Unzen und für Prüfung oder ähnliches 16 Unzen.
@@pascal_chiffre 16 Unzen? Das ist dann ja schon fast wie eine Ritterrüstung für jemanden, der 12 Unzen gewöhnt ist. 😅
I have a couple of dogi with the store brand, just for training. They're not great for kata, but are actually light enough to be worthwhile for training, especially in hot days.
Then I have a SKI-P (SKIF Portugal) issued dogi, which is what I use for tournaments and special occasions. It's way better then the store brands, but training in a hot day is torture (that I happily endure).
Honestly even though macs are expensive they are so comfortable and have a good snap i reccomwnd them
Ive tried a number of gis, and struggled with sizing. We have a local company called Satori that are great in the size/length ratio at about 12oz. Otherwise I have a Fuji gi, and have tried a few others.
Ive pulled away from anything heavier than a 12oz because I dont need anything more....10-12oz depending on the season over here and the usage.
I have a fabulous UK gi from a company called White tiger based in the UK, its a great soft heavyweight one
I wear a light dogi in summer and a thick one in winter.
Ahh that's a great idea too!
I use a arawaza crystal its very cool and its great quality
Based on size charts and material: Hirota, the heavy canvas one. But in fact I prefer a (much cheaper) jiu jitsu suit. May not look as good, but is more comfortable.
In Serbia, the most common kata gi is the ipon WKF kata master kimono (gi) or ipon kimonos in general but in my opinion the Arawaza black diamond kimono is the best. Stiffer material=better is what I- and most people are going for. People usually wear the ipo gi because it's not as heavy as the arawaza one but I personally like the heavyness. The tokaiodo kimono is also available but I don't have any experience with that brand and i wish to somaday try their gi. About the kumite gis arawaza and adidas are the most used brands.
I own a Tokaido Kata master but Arawaza Gi’s seem very popular in the U.K.
I have a Blitz heavyweight gi at the moment. My very first gi was a Kamikaze gi which I still have but it looks a little bit rough now. Both brands are amazing. 🙏
Kata/Kihon: Currently, Shureido New Wave 2 and 3. 😀
Shureido TKB-10 and TKB-10 I used them for both lol
TOKAIDO International catalog have a wide range of models with the best quality/price ratio. Give a try to the new Kumite K1 and Kata Tokyo...and SAW and TSA for old school karatecas ;)
Tokaido made in Japan is my favorite so far out of three karategi’s that Ihave had so far. My light weight Adidas karategi is good for training during the warmer months, but it does not have the good feel that I get with my Tokaido karategi.
I wear a Tokaido karate gi, very well made.
I use Matsu.
They used a Meikyo model to manufacture their karate gi
Regardless of what dogi I seem to buy, I always end up needing to hem the sleeves and pants regardless.
Yamasaki Elite 14oz. Feels great so far...
Gi brands that I have used are ASE, KI, and Mugen
4 Shaolin; Tiger Claw (shoes my age)/ Seidokan Aikido; JK/ general, Kwon mid wt
have you tried or heard the Muvon brand? they're from Indonesia and they are also made of excellent materials. in fact, the Powerevo (Kata) and Speed Duo (Kumite) are already WKF approved
Mikado Canada. 55% cotton and 45% polyester. Seems to be well stitched.
I agree, great dogi
Heard great things about Hayate (new line from Tozando) and Tokyodo🙌🏽
I'm using 'Muvon' brand from Indonesia for Kata/kihon daily training, but for kumite I prefer 'Adidas Revo flex'..👍🙂
Personally, I also own a ProForce Karate Gi, I have to cut the sleeves because they were in the way of my blocks and strikes. So, I made them sleeveless. Unfortunately, I can't seem to find my gi, so, I'm gonna have to get myself a new one, but, in red, like Ken Masters from Street Fighter.
Ronin “Shiai” (very heavy and well made);. My favorite is a blue “BOLD look” (medium weight), very comfortable (My second Sensei didn’t care what color we had); no “see through” and much easier to clean than white (we did jujitsu too).
I just got a purple label Ronin Shiai (9.5oz). I'm VERY pleased with it.
Kyoto for everyday wear, Kigo Adidas for competition
Why aren't the sleeveless ones like Cobra Kai's or Heihachi's more popular though?
Sensei, should all Kata gi's be very stiff? My venum Elite kata gi is not very stiff like shureido but its moderately stiff and snappy. There is this misconception in my country that the Kata gi has to be very stiff....Is that true? I specialize in Kata.
I wear Shureido.
Superb videos mate, I need to know the brand of dogi you currently use so I can buy ASAP ; the one that I have has the cuff part is the same as the sleeve, and you said it might tear apart faster. Thank you!!!! ;p
I bought the Tokaido Maste Kate Dogi silver 12oz and it keeps me restricted when I train at the dojo. so I bought 2 more Dogi. One is for Kumite 100% polyester and the other is for training 55% polyester and 45% cotton.
which karategi are you wearing in this video?
Hi about your Hirota, is it 100% cotton and do you need to iron it after every wash?
Is there a purpose of wearing a Gi besides Tradition? I'm guessing that it helps train Muscle Memory for your Kata and Kumite.
I use Seichin 🙂
For teaching and training Arawaza Sapphire
I have an Adidas wkf gi, but I am looking for upgrading my Dogi to somwthing high-end karategi but idk where to look
東海堂道着を毎日稽古用に着ます、でも特別な時に貰った守礼堂道着を着ます。
Philippines here! My do gi brand is actually a local brand here, its called TGP. They focus on kata do gi and checks out on the factors you mentioned in the video. Just starting with karate, any specific brands you all recommend?
hi Sensei Yusuke.Can u advise how long and thick should a kata belt be to look good for competition? for eg. im 173 cm. also, i notice theres a different way of tying a belt during competition as compared to the usual way during dojo training. WKF champion Sandra Sanchez Sensei demonstrated it in one of her videos, but i couldnt understand it . hope u can do a video on it . thanks!
Oss... Sensei Yosuke, what are you recommend brand of karate Gi that i avail for me? I am from the Philippines start learn karate since 2003. And now Currently working as a farmer growing rice...
I am wearing proforce at my last dojo it was century
Nice!!!
Whick one's better arawaza black diamond or arawaza amber evo ???
Tokon before it sadly went out of business. Shureido and Meijin now.
Heiii I wanted to ask if you can make a video about how to do push ups right bcs I'm having problems in doing many pushups in one set and also my form is really bad haha. Btw love your videos! I subscribed right away when I found you!
Check some fitness and bodybuilding videos. Look for people that are certified to teach proper technique and then see what works for you
I use tokyodo gi from japan i ship it straight in to SA
I wear what I guess you'd call a medium weight gi. Ok, do-gi. They just look better and also look and sound better in kata. I have a lighter weight gi that rarely gets worn. However, I have worn the lighter pants sometimes if I know I'm going to spare (I call it fight night) because my kicks are faster. I'm older now so those little things help.
Great attention to the details. It's amazing how much you think about karate
How about the length of the pants, how do you recommend them?
I am using Tokaido kata master but I need to buy new one and it is going to be hayashi but idk which model
i like your videos, what brand of Do-gi are you wearing?
Tokaido kata master 👌👌
Hello @KarateDojowaKu ! Which karate gi do you wear?
I have only one rule for karategi: does it fit me and I can train and do everything? If so, then I use it. I personally don't care the brand or durability, I only care about my training xD
I have 2 tokaidos and one shinan