Face-to-Face Lesson in Tokyo: karateintokyo.com/training-session/
📕My Background📕 Name: Yusuke Nagano Birthplace: Kawasaki, Japan Belt Grade: 2 Dan As a Competitor: 2 Years @ Local Dojo in USA, 7 Years @ Keio Mita Karate Club As a Coach: 4 Years @ Keio Mita Karate Club, 2 Years @ Karate Dojo waKu Style of Coaching: The Fusion of Simple Concept and Logical Breakdown
I was living in Hiroshima when I studied my PhD. In this city, I loved in Karate. Now, I send my son (7 years old in 2024) who was born in Hiroshima to Dojo Hoshi, Madiun, Indonesia to learn Karate. I hope, he would be professional karateka and will meet you one day, when he go back to lovely country, Japan.
Anyone else think of the scene in Happy Gilmore....."It's all in the hips. It's all in the hips". Yusuke has become one of my favorites. His content is top notch.
I thoroughly enjoyed this interview! Thanks for the reminder of practicing gratitude. I do thank GOD every morning and I do pray pray but I think getting up first thing in the morning to pray and be grateful for what you have begets progress and contentment!
Are you planning on sticking around after the seminar for Karate-no-hi (October 25)? I think your audience would find coverage of that pretty interesting.
Hello, I have been practicing aikijutsu for 4 years, aikido for 7 years and started to train in shotokan karate since march this year. What I noticed is that Aikijutsu and Aikido at the base they rely on karate kihon waza elements. Maine reason was my lack of confidence in me. And it was a refuge from my troubled life.
I was tought Wado Ryu karate here in a small rural Scottish community. My friends father Sensei J Hyslop was responsible for our learning. Budo Khan was also tought though this was miles away.
Fun fact: The stunts/fight scenes featuring Mr. Miyagi was performed by the Famous Shito-ryu practitioner Demura Fumio Sensei. The actor Pat Morita who plays Mr. Miyagi never took any martial arts lessons. Cheers
Looks nice but not effective in the street fight.The most effective for the street fight is the combat cambo which was created by the spetsnaz for snetsnaz to catch the bad guys.
Is "traditional" kenpo not as effective as kenpo 5.0? So then for self defense should you still practice and learn traditional ed parkers american kenpo karate? Or more learn now kenpo 5.0? As Being more effective?
I absolutely love your videos. It is helping me and my young daughter's karate journey SO much and our Sensei is legitimately surprised at how well we seem to be doing....but he doesn't know we have secret youtube Sensei helping us :D
It's shocking how many people don't realize, that karate is at most 100-150 years old shuri-te was only developed a short time before the restoration, and naha-te, shortly after
Karate Kid 2 is my secret all time favorite movie ever. That seemed like the perfect evolution from part 1. Three? Well... I'd give a lot to know what the hell happened between Karate Kid 3 and Cobra Kai. Because somewhere in between Daniel became a fucking Master. I don't know. Maybe, storywise, Karate Kid 3 was the beginning of a different phase in Daniel's training. Daniel did some really crappy calls in this movie, the hothead that he is but I believe Miyagi was going to train Daniel further all along. "Now... will you train me?" "Hai. Now Miyagi train you." That was not about the tournament. That was about Miyagi being absolutely certian that Danielw as ready. There was a lot of tough love between these two.
If you want more power in the side kick, watch Joe Rogan and his side kick. I've never seen anybody kick a side kick with such power. It blows my mind whenever I watch him doing it. It's a scary kick.
Sir, great to hear your comments and see your reaction. Seems that there are thousands of movements they have to be studied. Interesting to hear your explainations. Wish you a good time ahaed.
