He is a very generous teacher. He is very clear about what he wants to see an improvement in at every point in the practice , and he gives you many opportunities to try to improve. Excellent to watch and inspiring to me as a teacher in my own Dojo. Many people in the west misunderstand kakarikeiko and they think Sensei is just being really hard on them and maybe Sensei is but it's because we must learn not to give up and to keep high concentration especially when it's hard and we feel like we can't do any more. Every strike must be an Ippon, in every moment we must have kamae and zanshin. It's very difficult but it's what we must try to do in training or our efforts become waisted.
I really like Furukawa sensei's teaching style. He pushes you hard, but he also tell you what was specifically wrong and what you need to work on in the moment. Some sensei just pushes you really hard and tell you to do it again without much explanation. What a passionate sensei.
Coming from an industry notorious with this style of teaching (Fine dining) I am intimately familiar with this. When I was young I never understood the purpose of it until I started working in positions with responsibility. I can't put it into words why, but I now value this form of teaching and learning.
Da ganas de entrenar cada vez que veo esta clase.......si se aprende viendo, cómo será tener frente a frente a Furukawa sensei. Gracias por subir esta joya 👍🏼
