My respect for everyone involved in the martial arts world.

That’s amazing. I did karate years ago, and reached brown belt. This is the best makiwara I’ve ever soon. Solid, but with a little give in it.

Wow sounds like drums. Great rock beat!

hey, this is a great idea to make Makiwara. never thought about using tire for one! Osu!

This is great!!!

Good job. i love it when people create there own training tools. i like this i may have to mock one up for myself soon.

Oh wow, why haven't I discovered this video yet? Gonna try make this. Thanks for the video.

That's a really great idea! Thanks for sharing it.

wonderful thankyou very much, im an english pensioner and this is going to keep me alive for another 20 years mich appreciated sensei

very good and thanks for the idea is always good to see all this stuff about martial arts.keep sharing the videos and photos is always helpful for a lot of people thanks again and have a great day.

Adorei a dica , Obrigado .

Yes, thank you. People told me: "ring or Washer". (So I am also improving my English with my videos). Thank you!

Muy creativo, es un excelente accesorio, gracias maestro.

Muy bueno, muy práctico, gracias por la idea.

That was Awesome!

This is a great idea!! I don't why I didn't think of this. This makes an excellent makiwara, and the tire gives and flexes while it's being hit. I think you could also mount this to a wall to eliminate having someone hold it for you. This is great. I'm going to put one of these together immediately. Thank you for this video.

Looks very useful. Great video, thanks!

great video very helpful, thanks. The metal disk is called a washer by the way.

Great!!! Thanks for sharing!!! I'm going right now to the store to buy the screws!!! I already have the tire!! :D

Thank you for this. I like the way you built it. mine is going outside on a tree.

Thank you so much, very creative congratulations, I will do it.

Thank you very much

You have one strong tsuki! Very good tutorial!

thank you for this video Eli, very informative and innovative

Thank you, sensei, so much for this video; one suggestion I would make to everyone is to buy a good quality hardwood (in California, we have lots of oak), or ash or whatever local hardwoods you have; it will make sure your makiwara endures. DON'T save a few pennies by buying cheap pine, or some other soft wood; you will be sorry later when it cracks, and you have to do a major rebuild...

Thank you, sir.

Well done !!! I got the tools, I hope I can do it too :)

Nice powerful punches Eli.

Thank you Sensei.

Great video nice work uss

Wow. Impressive giving construction instructions in English! I am lucky enough to speak two languages with technical skill but only because I grew up around both and my Dad had technical training in both as well. The languages I learned on my own or in school where totally lacking those words and skills. So it is impressive to see someone do that with out specific training! You did such a good job explaining that I am sure my Mother could build your creative and low cost design!!! The word for those large metal round things in English is "flat washer=singular flat washers=plural" Thanks for posting I am going to make one my Dad gave me an old tire I use to throw footballs through I can use it!!!

Eli, You did a very nice job with your makiwara design & video. Perhaps you could demonstrate a method of mounting it on the wall or floor for a karateka to train alone. Thanks!

nice work !! i love it !. thank you so much !

the circle thing you talking about for the screw is called Washer. thanks

Thank you for making this video

Thank you!! Good video and helps me to make my own Makiwara. Arigatou

Great job making the makiwara so cheaply. I've been looking to make myself and my dojo a makiwara to improve our punching technique. I also recognize your dan-belt in Goju-Ryu. I congratulate you; my form, Isshin-Ryu, is partially derived from your style. For future reference, those screws are called bolts, the little shaped ring that screws on is a nut, and the ring is a washer. If you use those again, it may help your video's audience to understand your instructions better.

thx. you helepfull guys around the world ;)

Muito bom !!OSS!

Nice design

Great Osu!

Just found this video. Absolutely fantastic. Can also be fixed to a wall or tree.👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🙏🏻

Thanks for this. I used a similar build for the makiwara board, but wanted to use by myself. Have a sparring partner dummy and used the back of this with the help of a bungie cord and strapped it to this. I also wrapped mine in tarpaulin material similar to that used on kick bags to protect it. Works well as the sparring partner dummy creates the spring needed. p.s off to Japan and Okinawa in October for 11 days to train with some of the masters in Shotokan and Goju Ryu Karate-do.

Nice job.... I am going to try making one of these.. We make our own at our dojo as well... We use thin boxes packed with magazines then compressed with duct tape..

mto legal,ideia boa... só achei esse soco meio estranho,o black belt socando ali junta as mãos,nao seria nukite (puxada de cotovelo)?

That's a really amazing idea h_h ....thank you

está exclente. gracias

In English, those are called "washers". And really cool video and makiwara :)

Thank you very Much! I have More videos and will post new videos in the following months.

parabens pela critividade ! OSS !

Great video..btw u hit very powerful. arigato sensei

I've actually built my own makiwara board as well I have it on my channel it's a great tool for conditioning

You could mout it on the wall using wall screws anchorages. Nice work of the black belt guy, very good hits, hard and power. Congrats.

Thank you very Much!

thank you

Gute Arbeit Sensei 👍

thanks very much brother i have all this stuf and am player of kyoukoshin u really helpped me

Thank you! Will try to improve! "screws on is a nut, and the ring is a washer". Thanks!

good stuff man thanks

Is it really beneficial

Thank you very much for posting but it took a long while watching before I found out what I was watching, could you post the end result at the begginning so I know what it is I will be looking at, thank you all the same.

excellent!

it can be improved by being fixed against the wall

great job!!!!

Good idea bro

can it resist my wing chung's one inch punch which i have perfected for over 8 years??? btw keep it that the good work :)

Hhhh you got me. I am trying to improve myself in all fields. Everyone got weaknesses...

Nice!

Got the T-Shirt! :D Goju Ryu!!

Ok this is great but when you put this spare back on your car doesn't the board make for a ruff ride? Just kidding! I have been using a tire for years set up very similar to yours. I also have mounted a tire and wrapped it with rope and punch/strike it. Depending on the tire you get some nice resistance. Nice video by the way.

I'm from Brazil. My English is very poor. But it is very good. Thank you!

Thanks.

This is awesome! I wonder if anyone tried to hang it up on a wall in an apartment building. Would the rubber absorb enough force as not to damage the wall, especially if it is made out of sheet rock?

The metal surfaces with holes are called washers

Muito bom. Poderia colocar um suporte para pendurar nos ombros.

Hi Eli, this is excellent. Very creative and practical. Have you every placed this tire on a wall? Domo arigato gozaimasu, Peter

Done! Thank you!

@SenseiEli Thanks for the video, instructions are good and quite clear, but I have a question. Can I skip the process of making a makiwara out of a tire and just punch a tire, I think it'll be enough (for one person, which is me and at home). What do you think?

Nice l like it

Good punch!

Thank you!

Ahhh... What can I use instead of that leather? It is easy to get all the other parts, but not that piece of leather... I am planning to loop around with a regular leather belt but if you have a better idea... Thanks!!!

Thank You good vídeo

great idea ..and perfect for building power and focus..go ju ryu style

would it give an equivalent resistance to real ground mounted makiwara? Feels like tire might have too little flexibility, if you mount it on the wall and end up being same as simple wood makiwara mounted straight to the wall

I hope you could make a video on how to make split machine.

A great idea, thanks.

thats a good punch you have there :D nice video

Karate Goju Ryu from Okinawa.

Nice Tips, we can hang the tyre some where or fit it wall !!!

Just what I was looking for! Why the pyramid for your logo?

the round metal bits that fits the screws what you dont know the name of are called, "Washers" :-)

Good Makiwara, i liked it and i will build for me for training in my job. But at 12:06; man, this bed was a mess. Karate is organization too. ;)

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hi, how can you hang it on a wall?

Nice simple design - sabbabah! I just might give it a try. Todah PS: I volunteered on Kibbutz Tsuba back in 1989 and there was a young woman helping on the kibbutz as part of her army time. Her name was Osnat Alfassy - any chance she's mishbachah?

What disipline do you practice? Que disciplina practica?

I don't know what is the content of the tire, Materials? (not sure they are healthy) So if you hit directly the tire, the substances in the tire might eventually get into your hands after many punches. That is why I think. that if you want to hit something try hitting a coated tire! Put a leather cover or something else so you know what it contains. Think about long term effects.

Is it work as same traditonal makiwara or not ?

if you fix it to wall,i wih will be strong, Best Regards