Training Secret #9 - MAE GERI | Variations & Applications in Kumite

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VARIATIONS OF MAE GERI | EXPLANATION | APPLICATION
0:05 - Basic Mae-geri
2:25 - Explanation of Mae-geri
4:51 - Front Kick with Front Leg | Kizami Mae-geri
7:55 - Switchover Front Kick with Front Leg | Kirikae no Kizami Mae-geri
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Instructor: MASAHIKO TANAKA Shihan 8th DAN (JKA) Shotokan Karate 7th Dan Shotokan Karate - Chief Instructor of Japan Traditional Karate Association & IMURA TAKENORI Shihan - 8th Dan (JKA) Shotokan Karate
Brief bio:
► MASAHIKO TANAKA Shihan - 7th Dan Shotokan Karate / Chief Instructor of Japan Traditional Karate Association
“Masahiko Tanaka is one of the greatest karateka of the Japan Karate Association.“ said Masatoshi Nakayama
His achievements include:
- A 64-fight winning streak
- 16 consecutive appearances at the JKA All japan Karate Championships
- A consecutive quarter-finalist in the JKA All Japan Karate Championships 15 times
- A 2-time consecutive individual kumite world champion
- A 3-time consecutive team kumite world champion
- Oldest champion at the JKA All Japan Karate Championships at 36
- Oldest individual world champion at 37
- Oldest team world champion at 40
► IMURA TAKENORI Shihan - 8th Dan (JKA) Shotokan Karate
His achievements include:
- 6th Shoto World Cup Karate Championship Tournament (Osaka, 1996) | 1st Place Group Kata
- 39th JKA All Japan Karate Championship (1996) | 1st Place Kata
- 38th JKA All Japan Karate Championship (1995) | 1st Place Kata
- 5th Shoto World Cup Karate Championship Tournament(Philadelphia, 1994) | 1st Place Kata
- 37th JKA All Japan Karate Championship (1994) | 1st Place Kata
- 36th JKA All Japan Karate Championship (1993) | 1st Place Kata
- 4th Shoto World Cup Karate Championship Tournament (Tokyo, 1992) | 2nd Place Kata
- 35th JKA All Japan Karate Championship (1992) | 1st Place Kata
- 34th JKA All Japan Karate Championship (1991) | 2nd Place Kata
- 33rd JKA All Japan Karate Championship (1990) | 3rd Place Kata
- 31st JKA All Japan Karate Championship (1988) | 2nd Place Kata
- 2nd Shoto World Cup Karate Championship Tournament(Brisbane, 1987) | 1st Place Kata/Group Kata
- 29th JKA All Japan Karate Championship (1986) | 2nd Place Kata
- 24th JKA All Japan Karate Championship (1981) | 3rd Place Kata
- 23rd JKA All Japan Karate Championship (1980) | 3rd Place Kumite

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This video brought my Shotokan Black Belt Training alive again...💖

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Now practice with full contact. Osu!

[@irvingmarquez1106]

Thank so much its a very nice explanetion but I ve got a question, why always kick with rear leg and not with front leg???

[@vickysaha620]

That will be kizami maegeri

[@hiranom20]

Not always. This video showed variations off the lead leg. But to answer the question, more is generated off of a rear-leg front kick.

[@javidharoonpkm2443]

Not always. It depends on the situation. We also kick with the front leg called kizami maegeri. Even in this video at 6:00 minutes it is demonstrated. May be you didn't watch the whole video.

[@felixuncia2088]

As you know, mae-geri just means 'front kick' - it can absolutely be with the front leg (kizami mae-geri). In basics, you might start with feet together and kick, then start learning the technique with the back leg, but there are no rules about it - it's just for training. Back leg for a stronger kick, front leg for a faster kick.

[@erlangga59]

So you understand the range of motion, and how power, trajectory, and smoothness and body connection are made. When your body understands the full range of motion, shorter motions like front leg kick becokes easier. Chexk the video cos front leg kicking is featured towwrfs the end

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Forget my question I see ha ha ha

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Not done correctly. I'm sorry