Kawasoe Masao Sensei's amazing leg technique
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@jemzes maegeri its a strong kicking technique. the logic of his power came from the concept of suki (punch). the compression and the short impact timming can become in a KO If you do the maegeri with the correct technique and intension.
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he is talking about timing
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I have been fortunate enough to be graded by sensei Kawasoe he is amazingly fit before you grade he gives you a real training session one of the fittst men I have ever met but so apprroachable a rear Gentelman
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I remember Kawasoe didn't like my interpretation of Heian Godan. So I skipped that grading and went back to the drawing board. Nailed it 3 months later. There were about 100 people on that course and he picked me out to show me where I was going wrong. I still love him for that.
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legend
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I trained with Sensei Kawasoe once, and i have to say one thing. He is amazing, im glad i had the chance and would absolutly do it again if i can. :-)
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As I understood the lesson in this particualar clip.1. Do not go towards a coming hit with your body. 2.Use a kick. The movement comes from the hips only. Not from the kicking leg. (1:55 Just the hip, just the hip, not my leg) and then return right back in one smooth movement. So don´t go anywhere, just change your drirection.
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best of the best
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I mean 'your' kick (maegeri) should be delivered at the same speed as one of 'your' punches..Cool, good luck! - I took my Nidan grading with him too way back in '95 - he was my chief instructor for many years in the European Shotokan Institute ;) Peace.
I think he's explaining that the kick should be delivered at the same speed as a punch ;)
redmistpete 3 years ago 7
no offence, dont take this the wrog way or personal. i cant see how u can get the full potential from the kick if u dont twist the base leg but would like to see ur method.
jemzes 4 years ago 2