Kyokushin karate Kihon 

Kiai irrete, its a Japanese phrase, ordering to follow the technique with power and Kiai. I hope you find this helpful, OSU!!

DICE: OSU ! KIAI IRITE ( traducido es como "grito de poder", pero sin dudas si analizamos ki : espíritu; ai: unión de, podríamos interpretar mejor el contexto). Espero haber aportado. Ossu!!

Kiai Irete means with explosive energy

Gracias por su respuesta, me queda claro. OSU,!

In Kyokushin, this technique is called Uraken Ganmen Uchi, what style of Karate do you do my friend? Please correct me if I'm wrong 🙏

@@IKO-England I Know Kyokushin Karate Too

That's right. It's called Uraken Ganmen Uchi. @IKO-England never even pronounced it "Moroken Gamen Uchi" so I don't understand @Bd1Zen's comment. I do have to add that @IKO-England has a VERY strong accent so if you don't already know the names of the techniques and the other commands, you might get lost.

I'm in the Northeast of England, OSU!!

@@IKO-England OSU! Great to see your warm up and Kihon Geiko video. Traditional! OSU!