Jiyu ippon kumite - Yokogeri 

So helpful! Thanks for the very detailed explanations with each movement. I also love the fact you use a visual line on the ground to clarify feet positions. Very glad I found your channel, will keep referring to it

@PETEtheTRAINER Hi Pete, Thanks for the positive comments on my videos. In answer to your question about the Japanese word for "timing". It is "hyoushi". The "ou" indicates a long vowel sound on the "o". Thanks again. Paul

In the book of "The Complete Kumite" by Hirokazu Kanazawa. The Yoko-Kekomi No.3 the elbow strike is to the back of the head. (see pictures on page 127)

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I'm finding these commentary KATAS very helpful, QUICK QUESTION: 'Timing', would that be spelt (and pronounced) something like 'yo hoshi'? Thanks

Oops hit wrong key! I left to train with Sensei N Adamou, back in the eighties, when Sensei Adamou formed his own association with Sensei Kanazawa's blessing.

Hi Paul, Sensei Kanazawa used to emphasise keeping the heel down when executing the gyaku tsuki, has this changed ? (I left SKI to train with Sensei n

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