Karate Roundhouse Kick/Mawashi Geri Tutorial｜Karate Technique Tuesday Episode #5

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【Chapters】
00:00 Introduction
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Name: Yusuke Nagano
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[harolramos]

This kick has been the most problematic to me. Very well explain, many details to practice.
Thanks a lot.

[Menyhard]

I’m 54 right now and I have been training a very long time. I’m not say this sir. I wish I have this 20/years ago. One of my favorite kicking techniques is the Shotokon kicks. Thank you sir you never to old to learn something new. Right. God bless

[donelmore]

I, many years ago, heard the story that when mainland Japanese came back from Korea, they brought back the roundhouse kick. When they brought it back, some Senior exclaimed, “Don’t accept! Don’t accept!” I think that using the instep is a more recent adaptation for Shotokan. In my observation, the Koreans have used the instep traditionally. In Karate-Do Kyohan (written by Master Funakoshi in the 1930’s—as I recall), the Mawashi-Geri is done with the ball of the foot.

[fdel]

BRO, THE CORE TIPS IS REALLY HELPFUL, BEFORE THAT MY BALANCE IS VERY UNSTABLE, BUT BECAUSE YOU KNOW IM VERY MOTIVATED TO LEARN KARATE AGAIN, THANK YOU SO MUCH

[rishacrow]

great subscribed ....i used to do Shito-ryu karate till 8 Kyu

[Docinaplane]

I found that saving the hip till the last possible moment then violently turning the hips gives me the most powerful kicks.

[riannsusanswart]

I really like the concept of the point of impact being slightly "airborne" so as to get your full weight into the kick but I can imagine that it takes a lot of practice to get the timing right... for now I think I'll focus on trying to kick anything higher than Gedan height without my hips "pinching" me lol - getting old is such fun :)

[Abluemoon]

Very good explanation of the karate roundhouse kick. I was always wondering why you kick with the knee bent, now I know. The sliding roundhouse kick is what I do in taekwondo all the time. We also do it with the front leg as well.

[diosdadoapias]

Sensie, You kick almost like or like TKD. They start roundhouse kick like a frontal kick and then twist the foreleg, as the standing leg and body twist to turn also, to impart a kick with the in-step of the foot to the side of the body or head. I saw also a Shotokan demo of doing a round kick and is done lifting the knee on the side, which like opening the legs on the side and from there kick a roundhouse kick using the ball of the feet as impact point. I practice the round-kick like kicking a frontal side-kick with a curve direction from the rear to the front with the ball of the feet, in-step or the shin as impact point. I used the ball of the feet when I am barefoot so I can impart the ball of the foot to the target, and also the in-step or shin. But I usually practice kicking with my shoes on so I used the tip or toe of the shoe as impact point, then the in-step and the shin.

[Elektrifekt]

What an amazing Sensei. I am so glad I took private lessons to improve.

[roter-m]

Very good explanation and introduction to the Mawashi Geri. Very helpful and already confirms some of my training methods. Thanks

[fredrickbadass]

Thank u alot for expert improvement shotokan gang forever

[brekdakbanchamek]

This is Satisfying Sensei Waku!!!
KYOKUSHINKAIKAN KARATE-DO OSU!!!😊🌄😇💖💯

[Turbulent]

Hi Yusuke! Nice explanation! What I realized during my training over the years, is that when you straighten the hip joint of the kicking leg before the impact (and there is always an angle), it gives you additional power and distance. And pivoting the supporting leg simultaneously with a knee lifting gives you a super nice speed. Please, explain ura-mawashi and ushiro mawashi. There are many variations as well, but it would be great to know how they are being taught in Japan.
Btw, it's a great topic about the kicks, with tips and tricks for them.
Domo arigato gozaimasu!

[fred]

I used to consider my karate-type mawashi geri my least powerful roundhouse kick until I added the "jump" you show at the end.
I think I already did something like that unconsciously trying to generate more force at the moment of the impact, but doing it with intention is a whole different thing. Great video!

[landoftheninja]

Thank you so much bro. My white guy hips made this kick really hard but the step by step helped a lot!

[aaronmesecher]

I'd like to take the time to thank you for your videos and tutorials they help me so much find the stance posture and ethics that I'm after in my marshal arts experience. Along with pronunciation and history so thank you very much

[jesustallador]

My dream to travel in Tokyo Japan cause I know that place is so beautiful ❤

[azielleonmontes]

Thank you, so much technic for a kick. Is very helpful