9th Kyu, 基本Kihon - 移動指揮Ido-Shiki | KarateZad Syllabus

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九級、基本ー移動指揮 / Ikkyu, Kihon - Ido-shiki / 9th kyu, Fundamentals - Movement Command

0. Opening + Disclaimer 00:00
1. Moto-dachi [基立ち; foundation stance] 00:47
1.1. Susunde & Hantai-mawate; Yoko-uke [横受け; side block] 00:53
1.2. Susunde & Sagatte; Yoko-uchi (uke) [横打ち（受け）; side strike (block)] 01:47
2. Zenkutsu-dachi [前屈立ち; front-bent stance] 02:33
2.1. Susunde & Hantai-mawate; Gedan-barai (uke) [下段払い（受け）; lower sweep/parry (block)] 02:36
2.2. Susunde & Sagatte; Age-uke [上げ受け; rising block] 03:30
3. Nekoashi-dachi [猫足立ち; cat-feet stance] [none]
4. Shiko-dachi [四股立ち; square/rectangle stance] 04:16
4.1. Susunde & Hantai-mawate; Gedan-barai 04:19
4.2. Susunde & Sagatte; Gedan-barai 05:13
5. Keri/Ashi-waza [蹴り・足技; Kick & Leg techniques] on Hanzenkutsu-dachi [前屈立ち; half-front-bent stance] 05:59
5.1. Chūdan [中段; middle-level] Mae-geri [前蹴り; front kick] 06:02
5.2. Jōdan [上段; upper-level front kick] Mae-geri 06:50
6. Closing 07:38

Susunde [進んで; advance (step forward)]
Hantai-mawate [反対回て; turn around to the opposite direction]
Sagatte [下がって; retreat (step backward)]

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9th Kyu, 基本Kihon - Static | KarateZad Syllabus

9th Kyu, 基本Kihon - Static | KarateZad Syllabus

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九級、基本ーStatic / Ikkyu, Kihon - Static / 9th kyu, Fundamentals - Static

0. Opening + Disclaimer 00:00
1. Tsuki-waza [突き技; Punch techniques] on Shiko-dachi [四股立ち; square/rectangle stance] 01:04
1.1. Chūdan-zuki [中段突き; middle-level punch] 01:12
1.2. Jōdan-zuki [上段突き; upper-level punch] 01:30
1.3. Gedan-zuki [下段突き; lower-level punch] 01:45
2. Uke-waza [受け技; Block techniques] on Shiko-dachi [四股立ち; square/rectangle stance] 02:03
2.1. Yoko-uke [横受け; side block] 02:11
2.2. Gedan-barai (uke) [下段払い（受け）; lower sweep/parry (block)] 02:29
2.3. Age-uke [上げ受け; rising block] 02:45
2.4. Yoko-uchi (uke) [横打ち（受け）; side strike (block)] 03:02
3. Advanced Tsuki-waza [none]
4. Keri/Ashi-waza [蹴り・足技; Kick & Leg techniques] on Hanzenkutsu-dachi [前屈立ち; half-front-bent stance] 03:22
4.1. Chūdan Mae-geri [中段; middle-level front kick] 03:33
4.2. Jōdan Mae-geri [上段; upper-level front kick] 04:18
5. Closing 05:05

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InDojo | Surface Impact vs Penetrating Impact, & Effective Mass Delivery

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Clip from one of my classes where I explain, describe and demonstrate:
1. Two (2) types of Impact: Surface Impact vs. Penetranting Impact
2. Two (2) types of Effective Mass Delivery: Limb Mass vs. Whole Mass (Centre of Mass)

Previous InDojo Videos:

InDojo | Bassai-Sho (Shito-ryu) with Breakdown | KarateZad
InDojo | Telegraphy Reduction - Kizami Tsuki, Progressing in Distance

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KihonMechanics #8 | Shuto-uke on Nekoashi-dachi - MechEng Concept for Blocks
KihonMechanics #7 | Training Shuto-uke - MechEng Concept for Blocks
KarateFitness | Koshi-kaiten Heiko-dachi
KihonMechanics #6 | Mechanical Engineering Concept for Fast and Strong Karate Blocks (Shuto-uke)

KihonMechanics #8 | Shuto-uke on Nekoashi-dachi - MechEng Concept for Blocks

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Content:

Opening 00:00 00:47
Part 1 - Stance Structure 01:08
Part 2 - Single-side Shuto-uke Koshi-kaiten on Nekoashi-dachi 02:35
Part 3 - Stepping Forward on Nekoashi-dachi 03:32
Closing 06:00

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KihonMechanics #7 | Training Shuto-uke - MechEng Concept for Blocks
KarateFitness | Koshi-kaiten Heiko-dachi
KihonMechanics #6 | Mechanical Engineering Concept for Fast and Strong Karate Blocks (Shuto-uke)
KarateDiscourse #4 | Olympics Karate Bad for Karate? Dispelling mistaken criticisms

KihonMechanics #7 | Training Shuto-uke - MechEng Concept for Blocks

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Content:

Opening 00:00
Part 1 - Correct Structures and Positions 00:52
Part 2 - Single-side Shuto-uke Koshi-kaiten 04:23
Part 4 - Alternating Hands Consecutively 08:50
Part 5 - Pressure Testing 10:55
Closing 13:05

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KarateFitness | Koshi-kaiten Heiko-dachi
KihonMechanics #6 | Mechanical Engineering Concept for Fast and Strong Karate Blocks (Shuto-uke)
KarateDiscourse #4 | Olympics Karate Bad for Karate? Dispelling mistaken criticisms

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KihonMechanics #8 | Shuto-uke on Nekoashi-dachi - MechEng Concept for Blocks

KihonMechanics #3 | Training the Koshi/Hips on Zenkutsu-dachi/Forwad-bent-stance [2of2]

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There are four main reasons for using the hips.

1. Mass
2. Retaining speed
3. Reduce Telegraphy
4. Reach

I’ll be breaking apart the technique, Zenkutsu-dachi Chudan-tsuki, into major components:

1. The extension and retraction of the arms - the Tsuki/punch
2. The rotation of the hips (Koshi-waza) on Zenkutsu-dachi

5 things to keep in mind for Koshi-waza on Zenkutsu-dachi:

1. Ensure correct stance structure.
2. Ensure no change of feet position.
3. Ensure the hips does not roll or pitch, but only yaws.
4. Ensure there is no change of height.
5. Ensure the knee of the leading leg, or ‘lead-knee’, does not change position.

4-step training for Koshi-waza on Zenkutsu-dachi:

1. Extension (of back leg)
2. Rotation
3. Combine with height-lock
4. #3 with knee-lock

Previous Videos:
KihonMechanics #3 | Training the Koshi/Hips on Zenkutsu-dachi [1of2]
KihonMechanics #2 | Two Understandings & Range of Intuitive Control
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KihonMechanics #4 | Combining the Koshi/Hips with Tsuki/Punch

KihonMechanics #3 | Training the Koshi/Hips on Zenkutsu-dachi/Forwad-bent-stance [1of2]

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There are four main reasons for using the hips.

1. Mass
2. Retaining speed
3. Reduce Telegraphy
4. Reach

I’ll be breaking apart the technique, Zenkutsu-dachi Chudan-tsuki, into major components:

1. The extension and retraction of the arms - the Tsuki/punch
2. The rotation of the hips (Koshi-waza) on Zenkutsu-dachi

5 things to keep in mind for Koshi-waza on Zenkutsu-dachi:

1. Ensure correct stance structure.
2. Ensure no change of feet position.
3. Ensure the hips does not roll or pitch, but only yaws.
4. Ensure there is no change of height.
5. Ensure the knee of the leading leg, or ‘lead-knee’, does not change position.

4-step training for Koshi-waza on Zenkutsu-dachi:

1. Extension (of back leg)
2. Rotation
3. Combine with height-lock
4. #3 with knee-lock

Previous Videos:
KihonMechanics #2 | Two Understandings & Range of Intuitive Control
Next Videos:
KihonMechanics #3 | Training the Koshi/Hips on Zenkutsu-dachi [2of2]
KihonMechanics #4 | Combining the Koshi/Hips with Tsuki/Punch

KihonMechanics #1 | The Three Momentums

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In every striking technique, regardless of which martial and whether it is with the hands, feet, knees or elbows, there are three different sources of momentum to consider. 
1. Limb/Speed Momentum
2. Hip/Mass Momentum
3. Whole/Range Momentum

First Momentum - Limb/Speed Momentum: regarding the arm or leg itself that will deliver the blow. Its major contribution to the technique is speed.

Second Momentum - Hip/Mass Momentum: regarding the rotation of the hips whilst executing the striking technique. Its major contribution to the technique is mass.

Third Momentum - Whole/Range Momentum: regarding the movement of the entire body forward with a step or lunge as part of the technique. Its major contribution to the technique is range.

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KihonMechanics #2 | Two Understandings & Range of Intuitive Control