Karate Kihon
This Sunday a few of us are travelling down to Sensei Alan Campbell's dojo in Nottingham, Chairman of the JKS GB and Ireland. The videos below are Sensei Campbell's Sensei, Kagawa Shihan.
I was talking to Dom yesterday (a keen brass band fanatic) : Why when you are learning a musical instrument you would do a few hours personal practice each week between lessons, but most karateka just turn up each week and can't understand why it takes so long to progress?
Below are some awesome karate tutiorials from Kagawa Shihan 8th Dan JKS to help with that little bit of extra practice at home, Osu!
Above: Oi Zuki Chudan
Above: Gyaku Zuki Chudan
Above: Zenkutsu-dachi
Above: Kokutsu-dachi
Above: Shuto Uke
Above: Uchi Uke
Above: Soto Uke
Above: Age Uke
Above: Haito Uchi
Above: Uraken Uchi
Above: Mae Geri Keage
Above: Mawashi Geri
Above: Yoko Geri Keagae
Above: Yoko Geri Kekomi
Above: Ushiro Geri
Above: Oi Zuki Chudan
Above: Gyaku Zuki Chudan
Above: Zenkutsu-dachi
Above: Kokutsu-dachi
Above: Shuto Uke
Above: Uchi Uke
Above: Soto Uke
Above: Age Uke
Above: Haito Uchi
Above: Uraken Uchi
Above: Mae Geri Keage
Above: Mawashi Geri
Above: Yoko Geri Keagae
Above: Yoko Geri Kekomi
Above: Ushiro Geri
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