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Description

Karate Sparring or Kumite techniques and concepts  from Grandmaster Dan Anderson, 10th Dan Karate

In September 2019 GM Dan Anderson taught a Karate seminar in Paderborn and an Arnis seminar in Dortmund.
The topics of the Karate seminar were Sparring/Kumite, functional Bunkai of selected techniques as well as how Kata training can enhance the Kumite.
Grandmaster Dan Anderson, or “Super Dan”, how he is known in the fighting scene, is one of the most successful, popular and most influential Karate GMs in the USA. In this video he demonstrates his extremly successful sparring methods. Be surprised, by the concepts and strategies, that have made Super Dan Anderson so successful in his carreer.

This video has chapters.
Here is an explanation how they work and how they can be used: chapters in download videos

Content of the video:

00:00 Intro
00:34 Introdcution by GM Dan Anderson
05:27 Timing:
06:19 2 mistakes
06:38 The arm goes down
09:24 Change of the position
10:13 Opponent moves forward
10:55 What moves first?
14:37 Hidden error
18:36 Seeing the beginning of the movement
20:42 Sparring – Fighting
28:17 Footwork
34:55 Breaking the rythm
36:59 Hide the beginning of the movement
39:09 Smooth movement
43:29 Summary
47:13 Info
47:40 End

Not only quick demos on Youtube. Lots of them there. But here you find detailled instruction with “What, why and how”. With many details, that get lost on pure demos
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Here you find the Bunkai-video and the Kata-Kumite-video from GM Dan Anderson.

About the author:

Grandmaster Dan Anderson
is Director and Chief Instructor of Dan Anderson Karate and holds the ranks of 10th Dan Karate, 9th Dan MA80 and the 6th Dan (Senior Master) in Modern Arnis.

He was a 4-time national US champion in karate and has won over 70 Grand Championship Titlel. He is the founder of American Freestyle Karate, an American martial art and the author of the bestseller “American Freestyle Karate: A Guide To Sparring”, which has been on the market for over 30 years and is reprinted over and over again.

He was honored as the ‘Living Legend of Karate’. A life-work tribute honoring him as one of the 50 most influential martial artists in the 40-year history of competitive karate in the US. In 1980 he met Professor Presas and has been running Modern Arnis ever since.

Prof. Anderson’s school has been teaching martial arts in East County for over 25 years, making it the oldest karate school in the area.