簡単に改善！３つの対策と組手で下がる人の特徴

Are you prepared to face opponents who are heavier than you or those who constantly press forward with strong pressure? Actually, I used to be weak against heavier opponents, often being pushed out of bounds, and I struggled against opponents with strong pressure. I was very bad at matches against opponents who constantly moved forward or were heavier than me. So, this time, just like I was back then, I'll share the most common characteristic of opponents who are weak against pressure, and how to improve it. I'll include actual footage of my matches from when I was weak and constantly being pushed back, along with the methods I used to improve. How to beat an opponent with a significant size difference    • 圧倒的体格差のある相手に勝つ方法「大きな身長差を活かす戦い方解説」   How to control your opponent's center of gravity and prevent them from kicking your low    • 相手の重心をコントロールして下段を蹴らせない方法   [Karateka Kouketsu's Online Classroom] https://kouketsu.net/online/ Beginners welcome! This is an online class for anyone who wants to become stronger, or who wants to help others become stronger! We'll be sharing techniques that we haven't revealed on YouTube, as well as exclusive collaborative footage and other videos only available within the class! It's a video-based learning format, allowing you to study at your own pace and repeat as many times as you like. You can also ask questions immediately within the class! If you're interested, please check it out! 【Karateka Kouketsu's Online Class】https://kouketsu.net/online/ *While we try to reply to comments as much as possible, we will ignore questions, criticisms, and slander. For serious questions, please apply for private lessons. [Sub-channel] "Sports Martial Arts Education" Karateka Kouketsu's YouTube Classroom is here:    / @スポーツ武道教育空手家纐   [Karateka Kouketsu Official LINE Account] https://lin.ee/ffbM7Rzr "Receive priority and advantageous information such as advance notice of subscriber-only projects and irregular seminars, and special discounts for subscribers." ◆For requests regarding private lessons (30 minutes from 8,000 yen / 1,000 yen discount for online class members), karate technique seminars, parenting seminars, etc. (seminars are negotiable), please contact us here: https://kouketsu.net/mail/ [Blog] Becoming a karateka who will make the future of children all over Japan happy! A Kyokushin World Champion's New Dream https://kouketsu.net/ (This site features how Kouketsu applies his hobby of studying psychology and neuroscience to teaching and parenting.) ◇Karateka Takuma Kouketsu's Social Media◇ 【Twitter】   / takkouketsu   *If you tweet YouTube videos with comments, Kouketsu will most likely retweet them! 【Facebook Page】   / kouketsu.net   【Instagram】   / takuma_kouketsu   ◆Collaboration Request Here https://kouketsu.net/collaboration-ap... *We generally do not answer questions via DM, inquiry emails, or comments. For individual questions, please apply for a private lesson or ZOOM lesson. ---- Karateka Takuma Kouketsu Head of Gifu Branch, Kyokushinkaikan Hasegawa Dojo Dojo Homepage ➡ https://kouketsu.net/gifu-karate/ Achievements: Three-time Kyokushin Karate World Champion (Kyokushin Union 2008, 2012; World Kyokushin 2016) Seven-time All Japan Tournament Champion (Kyokushin Union 5 times; World Kyokushin 2 times) Seventh Japanese person to complete the 100-man kumite Achieved 300,000 page views, ranking in the top 5 of the education category on Ameba Blog in June 2019 5th Dan in Kyokushin Karate, 1st Dan in Judo, 1st Dan in Shorinji Kempo Current dream: "To become a karateka who makes the future of Japanese children bright and happy!" His instruction, which utilizes the techniques and experience gained from three consecutive Kyokushin Karate World Championship victories, is highly acclaimed both domestically and internationally, making it easy for anyone to become strong! Originally a boy who was not good at sports, he joined the Kyokushin Kaikan Hasegawa Dojo, which he had admired since childhood. Influenced by his master, he began keeping a "karate notebook" from the time he was a white belt, recording his experiences, acquired knowledge, learned theories, and life-changing words. Driven by a strong desire to become stronger and overcome his athletic weaknesses, he visited bookstores daily to read about sports theories and incorporate body techniques from other martial arts, actively applying them to his karate practice. He improved rapidly, eventually achieving All-Japan championship placements. However, feeling the limitations of his own training, which prevented him from winning championships despite placing, in 2006 he became an apprentice to Grandmaster Kazuyuki Hasegawa, the 2nd Kyokushin All-Japan Champion and a renowned mentor. Under his master's guidance, he dedicated himself to physical transformation and technical improvement, quickly rising to the top ranks. He sub...