
Discover a fast, holistic stretching method for kyokushin karate that targets hamstrings, glutes, and hips, using leg placement, rotation, and neuromuscular facilitation to increase range of motion.
Learn safe core training for kyokushin karate that strengthens the abdomen, boosts kick and arm power, and avoids sit-ups, with rotation and dragon flag progressions to protect the hip flexors.
Learn to punch stronger and faster by integrating core strength, hip-driven body mechanics, and leg power with rotation and anticipation, using dynamic hip movement and center-of-mass energy.
Master a dynamic seiken ago uchi forearm strike with forearms vertical at shoulder level, elbows near the ribs, and return quickly using hip and shoulder power toward the chin.
Learn the Seiken tsuki basic punch, keep elbows near the ribs, align shoulders forward, and rotate fists at the end to improve accuracy toward the chin.
Explore seiken oi tsuki and gyaku zuki as techniques with a front leg, including punches, blocks, and kicks, and how to switch arms and step forward.
Master seiken mawashi tsuki, a circle punch used in close contact. Rotate hips, align the shoulder and arm, and deliver a dynamic punch with the right arm near the ribs.
Demonstrate fudo dachi, a basic dojo stance with equal legs, outward feet, slight knee bend, straight posture, flexed shoulders, fists at belt level, and a bow.
Practice Sanchin dachi, a triangle stance with feet at 45 degrees, hips forward, fists at shoulder level, and crossed forearms, then execute controlled stepping on the toes while coordinating breath.
Master the kiba dachi stance by aligning hips with feet, balancing weight evenly, and keeping knees bent in a parallel posture. Practice 45-degree movements with cross-arm positioning in haidari variations.
Learn Zenko dutchy, a basic karate stance, with feet at 45 degrees, a bent front knee, a straight back leg, head level, 60/40 weight, and arms in guard.
Master the Ushiro mawashi geri by learning hip-driven spin, proper stance, and toe-to-ground technique to maximize reach and power while avoiding common mistakes.
Oroshi soto kakato geri is a heel kick from outside to inside targeting the face or clavicle. Lift toes, rotate hips, and drop the leg for power and range.
Learn Mae geri, a front kick in Kyokushin karate, by bending and straightening the leg, rotating the hip forward, and aiming at the chest, stomach, head, or shin.
Explain the hiza geri knee strike by positioning the arms, moving the hip forward, and rotating the standing foot for a finishing kick, then return.
Learn the mawashi geri gedan, a low kick with hip twist and foot rotation, extend the leg forward, align hip and shoulder, and return leg quickly to avoid being grabbed.
Learn seiken chudan soto uke, a middle outer block from outside to inside that protects the chest, using a three-step drill with 90-degree forearms, hip-shoulder rotation, and synchronized fists.
Master the jodan uke to block high kicks and strikes from above, using a vertical forearm guard centered on the body and finishing with a rotating fist for power.
Learn seiken uchi uke, a two-step kyokushin block, with precise arm alignment, fist twist, and shoulder-forward positioning to protect the neck and maintain distance.
Master the Seiken gedan barai downward block to defend against kicks by guiding the forearms along the body's axis, rotating fists for power, and protecting the head and chest.
Explore rights dynamics in Nogare within Kyokushin karate, highlighting how both sides view fair treatment during training.
Explore counting concepts in Kyokushin karate as the speaker references names and directs attention toward Jim.
Step by step, the lecture covers ten directional movements in two parts with five actions each, first left, then right, front, back, and later right-side sequences, with head protection.
Explore Nogare in Kyokushin karate, focusing on the right as noted in the caption today.
Bianca leads a playful exchange centered on counting, alternating between 'let's go' and 'no no,' ending with 'let's make some tea.'
Perform step-by-step kyokushin karate techniques, rotate at the right angles, and execute punches, blocks, and forward movements through 180, 90, and 45 degree transitions.
Master Nogare within Kyokushin karate by practicing the most useful kicks, punches, and katas through focused workouts that boost technique and fitness.
Learn counting cues in kyokushin karate and pick practical drills you could do to counter knee-jerk reactions and maintain momentum.
Step by step, this Kyokushin karate workout guides you through move sequences at 45-degree angles, integrating blocks, punches, and kicks with head protection, pivots, and coordinated footwork.
Discover Nogare in Kyokushin karate and see how it integrates with the course on kicks, punches, katas, and workouts.
Explore counting concepts in Kyokushin karate, while noting the goofy moments and to-do items described in the lecture.
Step by step, this Kyokushin karate guide teaches essential punches, kicks, katas, blocks, and a dynamic workout sequence, emphasizing arm positioning, guard, and coordinated footwork.
Nogare explores the most useful kicks, punches, katas, and a workout in Kyokushin karate.
Kyokushin karate on counting introduces a new approach with group participation, as 'let's do it this way' signals practical practice.
Explore practical kyokushin moves step by step as this lecture demonstrates grip release, elbow strikes, blocks, kicks, and coordinated steps for a concise workout sequence.
Hi, welcome to KYOKUSHIN KARATE training.
This course is not only for Kyokushin adepts but also for others who want to start learning and perfectly performing KYOKUSHIN KARATE punches, kicks, blocks and katas.
In this course you will learn most popular and useful Kyokushin kicks, punches, blocks, stances and katas from 10 KYU (orange belt) to 1 DAN (black belt) degree required on exams, with step by step and detailed explanations:
Katas: Kihon kata sono ichi, Bassai dai, Saiha, Yantsu, Pinan katas
Kicks: Hiza geri, Kin geri, Mae geri, Ushiro geri, Ushiro mawashi geri, Tobi nidan geri, Oroshi soto kakato geri, Mawashi geri gedan, Yoko geri chudan
Strikes/punches: Seiken tsuki, Seiken Oi (Gyaku) Tsuki, Seiken shita tsuki, Seiken ago uchi, Hiji chudan/jodan ate, Shuto Sakotsu uchi, Uraken ganmen oroshi uchi, Tettsui oroshi ganmen uchi
Blocks: Seiken jodan uke, seiken uchi uke, Shuto mawashi uke, Seiken chudan soto uke, Haito uchi uke, Seiken gedan barai
Stances: Fudo dachi, Sanchin dachi, Kiba dachi, Zenkutsu dachi
Workout: Best stretching methods, proper core workout, how to punch much stronger
You will not find any other videos like this nowhere else, you can find this only in our Kyokushin Academy.
I have made this course because I know how many adepts struggle with learning names of techniques and their proper performance. I also know how much extra time some adepts need to learn new katas. If you join to this course, I will help you to learn everything faster.
If you care about the power and speed of each technique, then quality of a single technique will be more important than quantity. That's why, in videos I put great emphasis on the precision and being correct of doing each technique and position. Each single technique is shown and discussed in details.
Performing incorrectly basic techniques will affect on other elements such as katas or kumite. Without mastering them you will not be able to properly perform your techniques during a fight.
Even the strongest kick or strike, but performed without correct technique, will be ineffective. On the other hand, while performing techniques with great accuracy but with less power, may even cause a knock-out. This dependency will especially be useful to light-weighted adepts. I am that kind of a person, and I can guarantee you that, if you learn to perform techniques with great precision and accuracy, you will be able to successfully compete with bigger and stronger fighters than yourself.
So, in this training there are videos with a very detailed explanations of all techniques, stances and katas. You will find separate sections: stances, punches and strikes, blocks kicks and katas
Masutatsu Oyama (the founder of Kyokushin karate) used to say: "If you do not know kata, you do not know karate." Kata is the essence of karate, that is the beauty of this martial art and it stands out from fighting sports.
You will find videos of katas. Each kata is shown in three ways:
without counting (nogare),
with counting
with detailed explanation of each technique, and position, and their meaning and interpretation, which you will not find in any other videos.
Join to the course and GET YOUR BLACK BELT soon.
OSU!