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u twist your hip not up and out

if you can grasp the shock effect of shukokai there carnt be much better

training in hull england with 4th dan eddie (the original) dixon one of the original shukokai,s trained alongside Roy Stanhope, 7th Dan https://www.quill47.karoo.net United Kingdom All Styles Karate Organisationiththe

right why the hell do u have to downgrade yourself to point scoring u are training to fight so go out there get in your stance ready to fight and bloody fight every person knows there own power to some point so go for it, if my instructor never went to hit me how the hell is he gonna teach me

are we talking ashi-barai here or yoko geri kekomi

dont think shoes will help that much just try getting the stance right rember if u have traction the feet shouldnt move no matter what keep ajusting the stance till it is right then your feet should,nt move

i got a video of my instructor if its any good to u doing all penan katas and a couple of others on it 2

so which 1 u doing junino kata number1 number2 or number 3 its just a basic kata for beginners in shukokai karate let me know what u need to know for the kata

no way be prepared to drop down to white belt after all u are learning a totally new style

have a little read up on shukokai karate

after u have conected with the kick remember to return the leg back towards the KNEE then u put your foot down into the stance u want keeping your balance in the mean time keeping traction with the foot that is on the floor

come your sparring hit them hard just have a little controll when hitting the face

just remember no matter what training u have taken when it comes to sparring and your stood there face to face with your opponant all the training in the world can go out the window just take your time with them students dont rush them teach them thats all u can do teach them

what u all look up the name of mast ot tini and not 1 mention of master Kimura come on do your homework if u gonna answer

imagine sitting on a horse sit low arch the back this is a wide stance with the presure on the legs pointing outwards and the feet pointing to 45 % (point the feet to one corner of the room and the other feet to the other corner)