@@ЕленаЧеркашина-г6и кому как удобно

I guess satan is getting really annoyed if he is so "fired" up with me driving him "nuts".

Hey man, im joinign shotokan this week, any advice?

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Вы борцам проигрываете проход ноги добивание и всё

Ребята - все в борьбу)))

@@ОскарТажибаев приходи в зал Проверим на сколько эффективны твои слова в действии)))

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А теперь про улицу боксер без перчаток сломает кулаки а у каратиста они закалённые и они выдержат ударную нагрузку

Мои соболезнования

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В Годзю рю каратэ до применяется все техники бросковых и болевых приемов. Основатель стиля Мияги сенсей был другом основателя дзюдо Дзигоро Кано🥋

​@@bdojomartialartsclub598номер барма тренеровкага калай жазылса болады

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один удар от каратиста и боксер мертв

@@SunriseEdits это одна из главных проблем каратэ, что они надеяться на "один смертоносный удар", а боксёры работают сериями. Вот и получается, что в большинстве случаев каратисты отгребают

@@ToureP since it’s origin

switch style and join a kykushin , ashihara,kudo or goju ,

Очки нужны тебе?

The origin of Rykopashka begin from the mix of Karate and Sambo

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Olimpic karatekas are the best fighters in karate combat, so what you’re saying is incoherent.

For some reason it seems olympic stuff is not aways as good. Not even with just fighting sports. Just as an example, olympic soccer doesn't come even close to national leagues depending on the country. Olympic basketball doesn't come as close to the NBA and so on. I have no idea why is this with some olympic sports.

@@lainhikaru5657 it's what is deamed friendly to the public and what all ages can do , like for exmp. mothers mostly would rather put there kids to do point fighting wich is les dangerous than kyokushin knock out tournaments , every persone of every age can do that soft style but not everyone can do full contact kykushin .

@@crisalcantara7671 I think a good system was like in the goju-ryu dojo I used to go, though this is something that would never roll in in a country like the U.S where people can sue for anything. It went like this, tourmaments where full contact, but no student were forced to join, so no want to get hit in the head? Just don't join and just do the regular trainings instead, that was the tournament policy. About spar the approach was : The two involved decide the intensity, it's your agreement and responsability between the two involvefld and it was fair to straight up fight if both agreed, just bear in mind if anything bad happened that was an accident that we signed a paper it could happen when we joined the dojo. I had a bad accident in sparring with a friend, I broke his fingers cuz he performed a shuto wrong and my foot ended up hitting a bad spot. We took him to hospital, he healed, nobody sued anyone and he went back to train after all, nowdays he probably could kick my ass though since I stopped and he continied training. The only exception with this method was a single kid there which the sensei told us to to go gentle with him, cuz he was the only child in the dojo and everyone else was a bunch of grown ups 16+ usually, ranging to a lot of ages even some senior guy in his 55 or so. But those verbal agreements sure doesn't work i first world countries though so yeah it can't be helped since the dojos want to accept kids 😅 becomes too hard to train.

Kyokushin is awesome, but without takedowns and chokes

I love kyokushin 💪💪❤❤

In karate combat, kyokushin fighters have been won several times by sportive karate competitors (wkf). So no, we don’t need more styles like kyokushin.

​@@bdojomartialartsclub598no face punches either.

@@Lele18-o6m those disgracfull kyo fighters that lost to point fighters , they should be a shamed .

You should contact with the head of WORLD GOJU RYU KARATE DO FEDERATION (WGKF)

@@bdojomartialartsclub598 alright I will, since my program I train with is World Traditional Karate Organization (WTKO) and our tournament we had got canceled recently but I wanna get more into the full contact kumite championships like this one that isn’t so restrictive like competition now. As I noticed throws, grappling and hitting hard was allowed along with various techniques that aren’t used in most tournaments

I haven't been able to find anything like this in the U.S. The closest thing is Kyokushin which is awesome but they don't allow punches to the face or any kind of grappling. Not sure about Canada.

Arigato🥋

This isnt goju Ryu at all,its not even karate

@@scarred10this is IRIKUMI

@@bdojomartialartsclub598 i know what it is but its not karate.

@@scarred10I say you a secret: irikumi is goyu ryu full contact. So you are wrong, this is karate. Even because irikumi is promoted by wkgf (world karate goju ryu federation). Take more informations and don’t say idiocies.

That or kyokushin. Karate needs to be real fighting . Taekwondo and all martial arts also is not a dance

Olympic karatekas are the best fighters in karate combat…. It’s a fact.

@@Lele18-o6m Nope. It just happens to be many of them there in KC. Gabriel Varga is not one of them and he beat many of them.

@@01MeuCanal maybe you didn’t understand what I said. In karate combat there are lots of sportive Olympic karate competitors (wkf) who use to win against mma fighters and kyokushin karate fighters. I can say you several name of them who are champions in karate combat

@@Lele18-o6m That occur because people takes time to adapt to different rule sets. A less restricted rule set would make the karate fighters to evolve more.