I wss trained under one of the best striking dojos in Canada and they never corrected this kick. Or the hook kick. It was the snapping side kick. I can rechamber it to the head 2x but there is far more power in yours and I've seen Joe rogans spinning back kick which is this exact kick. It requires more hip mobility and abductor muscles to do but thanks to Nat Hurn your student i actually had to go to him for strengthening of the abductors and I've fought mma and didn't have this ability. Thank-you so very much for sharring. I feel I owe you
It's the angle of the supporting leg I've had to train to correct it ro be almost 180 dg facing the opposite direction. That's what helped open up the hips etc to throw this properly . Before I was crossing the feet and flicking it up there, head height but maybe not enough power. But now I've corrected it thanks to sensei john and Nat. Honestly it was his flexibility program where I learned to face the wall and turn 180 dg away from it with kicking leg only, bend knee etc. It looks alot better now. Thanks
Only discovered your videos a week ago and they are excellent. Brilliant form. Would you consider doing a video on the side snap kick (kiage)? It's one that features heavily in kata, unlike the thrust kick, yet it is rare enough to see it executed correctly. Moreover, I also struggle to see it's practical use (unlike all the other kicks)! Oss
A video on yoko keage would be great. I find it such a difficult kick to get anything like good form with. So many people seem to do this as a sort of weird side on front kick.@@jkgardiner
This is really good and I like that bag exercise. The turning of the supporting heel is commonly emphasized but I've never seen it mentioned how the resulting foot position creates a more stable and powerful kick. Nice one!
I remember when I was younger and could enjoy Jodan Kicking. Nowadays I only can still kicking Chudan and Gedan but that's enough for an old chap. Blessings and best wishes from Spain 🙏🏻🥋🙏🏻
Love your videos. I really like how you actually use weight lifting in your training. I remember my Sensei saying bigger muscles will make me slower. I'm still fast 😂
When you add some traveling (momentum) to the kick like Bruce Lee did in “Enter the Dragon”, this is a devastating kick. In my dojo, we are not allowed to deliver the full power while doing kumite, only to touch the opponent slightly to demonstrate the technique. Great tutorial, as always. 😊👍
I personally believe Yoko Geri Kikomi works better than Kiyage . When it comes to JKA or WKF kumite , kikomi is useful. What do you think ? I'm 3 rd Dan instructor from JKA Sri Lanka . By the way , your videos are exceptional. Short and cover essentials ❤
do you want to have the heel facing the opponent after you lift up the knee before twisting it horizontally also for mawashi and ura mawashi ?or do i do it like in his video he combines the kick throwing and the leg on the ground rotate ? czcams.com/video/b7OlsrDTUQU/video.html
Not generally no, in WKF they wear a body protector now as well.. a lot of good techniques aren't used because they just don't tend to score well, mae geri is another one.
@TaeKwonDofilm because the faster techniques score first, kizami zuki, mawashi and ura mawashi geri. In JKA style kumite mae geri is probably more common. The more popular techniques are also clearer to see scored, a long jodan mawashi geri is clear when it scores but a front kick to the body it's harder to tell if it was blocked or not. That's just my guess anyway.
Keage has no practical use. It was mae geri to the side and some masters wanted to make something new at any cost . You will not find keage in any karate school from Okinawa.
Yes keage comes from the other styles where they would do a mae geri in kata, kushanku for example, shotokan's Kanku dai uses the keage instead, so in application i have this in mind. Often mae geri is the better kick.
@@jkgardiner mae geri is always better than yoko keage. With yoko keage you can only hurt yourself, your foot onto the elbow of the opponent for instance. To my experience i can not find any real usage of this kick.
I had to cut a lot of footage from this one as I was too close to the camera .. I might make a part 2
LMPROVE YOUR SIDE KICK - YOKO GERI KEKOMI
I wss trained under one of the best striking dojos in Canada and they never corrected this kick. Or the hook kick. It was the snapping side kick. I can rechamber it to the head 2x but there is far more power in yours and I've seen Joe rogans spinning back kick which is this exact kick. It requires more hip mobility and abductor muscles to do but thanks to Nat Hurn your student i actually had to go to him for strengthening of the abductors and I've fought mma and didn't have this ability. Thank-you so very much for sharring. I feel I owe you
LMPROVE YOUR SIDE KICK - YOKO GERI KEKOMI
It's the angle of the supporting leg I've had to train to correct it ro be almost 180 dg facing the opposite direction. That's what helped open up the hips etc to throw this properly . Before I was crossing the feet and flicking it up there, head height but maybe not enough power. But now I've corrected it thanks to sensei john and Nat. Honestly it was his flexibility program where I learned to face the wall and turn 180 dg away from it with kicking leg only, bend knee etc. It looks alot better now. Thanks
Really useful demo on the delivery of the kick. It’s surprising how many people get this wrong. Thank you.
Excellent. Very good, John. Beast
These videos on fundamentals of kicking are very useful. Thanks
Nice
Just great! I absolutely agree with that!
Sensei John, you have beautiful form, and your kicks have a lot power; side kick have stopping power and can break ribs.
Can you do a follow along stretching video ahd how to better at flexibility ???
Yes I can do soon 👍
Only discovered your videos a week ago and they are excellent. Brilliant form. Would you consider doing a video on the side snap kick (kiage)? It's one that features heavily in kata, unlike the thrust kick, yet it is rare enough to see it executed correctly. Moreover, I also struggle to see it's practical use (unlike all the other kicks)! Oss
Sure I'll do that soon. 👍
A video on yoko keage would be great. I find it such a difficult kick to get anything like good form with. So many people seem to do this as a sort of weird side on front kick.@@jkgardiner
Agreed!@@simonrcarson
Nice explanation! Thank you!
Great video, thank you.
This is really good and I like that bag exercise. The turning of the supporting heel is commonly emphasized but I've never seen it mentioned how the resulting foot position creates a more stable and powerful kick. Nice one!
Another excellent and helpful video. Thank you.
Thank you very much for the video and teachings.
Oss!!! 🙏🏻🙋🏻♂️
Beautiful and beneficial. Thanks you.
I remember when I was younger and could enjoy Jodan Kicking. Nowadays I only can still kicking Chudan and Gedan but that's enough for an old chap.
Blessings and best wishes from Spain 🙏🏻🥋🙏🏻
Love your videos. I really like how you actually use weight lifting in your training. I remember my Sensei saying bigger muscles will make me slower. I'm still fast 😂
Thanks, yea people said the same to me!
Oss 🥋❤
Could you do more for the ageing karateka who is not supple,bunki and lower kicking oss
I recently posted a bunkai video on Nukite from heian kata and kanku dai
If on street doing side kick have you got another time to lift knee or just kick shane uk thank you
When you add some traveling (momentum) to the kick like Bruce Lee did in “Enter the Dragon”, this is a devastating kick. In my dojo, we are not allowed to deliver the full power while doing kumite, only to touch the opponent slightly to demonstrate the technique. Great tutorial, as always. 😊👍
Thank you. I did a Bruce Lee style kick at the very start of the video. 👍
On the other hannd kekomi is very useful. I tested it in the street fight, and I liked the result. Bullies did not.😊
Can you lean back when doing mawashi geri leaning back not getting attacked by sparing in different styles shane uk
I personally believe Yoko Geri Kikomi works better than Kiyage . When it comes to JKA or WKF kumite , kikomi is useful. What do you think ?
I'm 3 rd Dan instructor from JKA Sri Lanka .
By the way , your videos are exceptional. Short and cover essentials ❤
Yes I do prefer kekomi, keage I would use as a gedan kick only.
I wonder how to use Keage as Gedarn kick . It is an outward kick, isn't it ? Basadai also Carry the gedan kikomi instead
@@prasadmunasinghe3651 as a rising snap kick to the groin
Okay, do a short video of it. 🤝🥋
Okay, do a short video of it. 🤝🥋
do you want to have the heel facing the opponent after you lift up the knee before twisting it horizontally also for mawashi and ura mawashi ?or do i do it like in his video he combines the kick throwing and the leg on the ground rotate ?
czcams.com/video/b7OlsrDTUQU/video.html
This is all fine if you are supple
In your younger life but when wear and tear starts taking over with age and injury takes over your fuc*t.
What about Yoko Geri keage ?
Will be a separate video, the kicks are delivered differently and will have different points to discuss.
Why is Yoko geri rare in WKF and JKA kumite? I've seen it as a surprise tactic, but thats it.
Because unfortunately it rarely scores. I really like to use it as its great to stop an opponent coming forwards.
@@jkgardiner So it's not out of fear that hitting with the heel will result in an excessive blow?
Not generally no, in WKF they wear a body protector now as well.. a lot of good techniques aren't used because they just don't tend to score well, mae geri is another one.
@@jkgardiner why are judges reluctant to score them?
@TaeKwonDofilm because the faster techniques score first, kizami zuki, mawashi and ura mawashi geri. In JKA style kumite mae geri is probably more common.
The more popular techniques are also clearer to see scored, a long jodan mawashi geri is clear when it scores but a front kick to the body it's harder to tell if it was blocked or not. That's just my guess anyway.
Keage has no practical use. It was mae geri to the side and some masters wanted to make something new at any cost . You will not find keage in any karate school from Okinawa.
Yes keage comes from the other styles where they would do a mae geri in kata, kushanku for example, shotokan's Kanku dai uses the keage instead, so in application i have this in mind. Often mae geri is the better kick.
@@jkgardiner mae geri is always better than yoko keage. With yoko keage you can only hurt yourself, your foot onto the elbow of the opponent for instance. To my experience i can not find any real usage of this kick.
Bro, Sensei Seth says he can kick your Azz, he’s on YT. You should meet up.
Bro, it’s insensitive to trolls if you don’t get mad at our comments. If you just heart them, you’ve become a thief of our joy.
Just read this... I'm sorry.. next time I'll react correctly 👍😡😭🤬