很难的视频！

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何も見えないまま何も見えなくなるとか怖すぎ

よく見たら、目突きを打つだけじゃなくて、目突きで相手を崩して反撃できないようにしてますね...。怖い。

Hes using variations in height, depending on the OPs positions and movements. That said.. he is trying to cover both the upper gate and mid / low gate, at the same time. This gives the advantage, that the OP can not easily fake high... and attack low... or the opposite of that. Also.. in creating that open space.. he invites attacks, to allow for more counter opportunities. Also.. a low hand that rises upwards, is a visual trick that Magicians often use. Its hard for the eyes to see and track it... before its way too late. I once sparred against a Kyokushin Karate instructor (I mostly do Wing Chun). He left both of his arms up high.. and that left his midsection and even chest, opened up to attacks... and I exploited this often, in the match. Afterwards, I asked him why he kept his arms up that high... and he stated that in their Tournaments, they are much more concerned about taking a KO kick to their heads (which is how many of the matches tend to end). Since many fighters have tough abs.. and are willing to risk broken ribs... they focus more on protecting the head (the "Off-Switch"). That said.. a highly Skilled OP has no problem with using a single arm to protect an entire gate range. The arm is like a sword, that both covers space, and parries any attacks to that space. When combined with footwork and angles... it becomes very difficult for the OP to get the ability to score a hit on someone like that. Realize that Sport methods... are very different from actual Combat. And that while protecting the head is important.. one much also protect the rest of the body.. equally, as well. Its not about points, ego, etc. Its about self preservation, protection from various kinds of impact injuries, losing mobility + pain issues... and more.

@@johndough8115 Thanks for your time, i like to see a more detailed explanation of defence in real life and tournaments from Naka. Also why kyokushin never punch on the face, people say you can brake your hands by shooting face without gloves anyway.

@@m96920 I do not understand why they do not allow hand strikes to the head... other than typical sport degradation. That said.. IF a fighter was capable of delivering lethal impact.. even with padded gloves on... then that also may have been one of the reasons. What I can tell you.. is that anyone who has never had fist conditioning.. could easily break their knuckles on someones head. I have trained Iron Body, and Iron Fist. This includes hitting a Canvas bag that is Packed full of Coarse Grain Beach Sand. When you hit it... the sand conforms to the shape of the knuckles.. but then becomes Solid as a ROCK. And since the bag is hung from a solid concrete wall... its not going to move. All of the impact forces thus bounce right back into you... and challenge you internally... from fist to foot. Additionally, there is knuckle pushups done on hardwood flooring. As well as mild to medium level "Tapping" done on hardwood or steel surfaces. The use of "Dit Da Jow", a Chinese herbal lineament, is used to prevent, and or erase all traces of any Swelling, in less than 5 minutes of application. The solution also helps to increase the bloodflow, thus making the bones and tissues even more denser... in a much quicker period of time. This had gotten my fists to the level where I can hit someone bare-fisted into their foreheads... and not suffering any injuries. That said... the Chinese combat arts also deliver forces differently from many other arts. It makes it less likely to cause injury to the person striking... and it actually causes even More damages to the person being hit. (Fajing - "Explosive Power". See the videos: Glen Levy Fajing hammerfist)

​@@johndough8115 they stopped with the face punching because kyokushin was never a professional sport and you as a salaryman cannot just walk into the office full of bruises 3 times a week lol

@@johndough8115 but, do you really believe chinese martial arts? I think they are not worthit at all.