Karate: 9 Combinations to try in your next Kumite session

9 Combinations to try in your next Kumite session.

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[jkgardiner]

Let me know what you'd like to see in these longer format videos

[savinabelojeva]

I started to train in karate 🥋, when I was 16 (9th grade), soon I will be 18. I watch your channel very often and it realy helps me to learn new skills. So thank You so

[dougfowler]

Will be reviewing this a lot. Thank you Sensei!

[yogbert]

Nice combinations. Ill take any more of those youve got!! Top videos, really enjoy them. Been training karate on and off for nearly 30 years now and I have so much to learn from your tips ! Great videos!!

[charlesmurray]

John, hi. Love your videos and am beginning to incorporate them into my classes. My situation is I've been doing Karate for 57 years and am 72 now and my body can't do things I want it to anymore. So its hard to demonstrate kicks I want the classes to do and so I'm using your videos to show classes the correct way to kick and do things. Thank you for these!!!

[leeevansely]

Your videos are great, I'm 48 and started training a few months ago with my two sons, 15 and 19. I have benefitted from a few now, the stretching routines at home was great and I've used them, and these Kumite techniques are really great, I've noted them in my notes on phone and will practice a lot - we've got a local comp in two weeks :) Thank you

[paulhoffman]

Sensei Gardiner, more like this please. Than you

[micesp]

Thank you sensei for the techniques shown and for the various attack combinations indicated.
I follow your channel from Italy with great interest.
You are a very good sensei.
Michele

[jm]

I started studying Karate in 1982, I’m still training to this day, and all I can say is this video was fantastic any level of learner

[johnboy]

Every block is an attack, every attack a block, be strong.

[Payote]

Expect lots of views on this one because I will be studying this one for a long time! Thanks OSS!

[lancecahill]

My favorites are # 3 and # 4. Great video 👍👌Another good combination is #1 plus Mawashi Geri.

[limitlessjoseph]

Thank you for your tips and guidance! Hopefully these techniques will work in my kumite sparring class.

[DeputyChiefWhip]

Nice selection. The same arm same leg techniques work great. I like to do front leg Mae Geri to jab, Another good one is fake kizama, step outside reverse punch and a nice front leg round kick kick chudan to finish.

[tadeasstavek]

One of my favorites is qyaku tsuki followed by mae geri with the back leg and mawashi geri by the front leg

[matttUK]

Nice. Number 7 was taught to me by Wayne Otto in the 90s.

[TheReverb]

Hi; thanks. Regarding the writing: Tzuki when is written alone; like Keri instead of Geri; when combined like gyaku zuki is only "zuki"

[j.wright]

I used to enjoy the backfist/reverse punch/ridge hand combo.🥋

[gyulabueki]

👌These few combination are enough to be successful in competition. If someone has mastered a few direct-contrary techniques, then everything is fine.

[jeeankarlos]

I am your fan, sensei. I have a question: how could I practice that alone?