10 Man Kumite | Goju-ryu Full Contact Karate | Okinawa Yagi Dojo

[@jeremylamsen4765]

I'm an MMA fighter but damn this guys are much tougher than me. Much Respect for that big guy

[@suhasbanik6961]

wait till you see the 100 men kumite of kyokushin

[@MultiGotch]

@@suhasbanik6961 💀

[@WadeSmith-oe5xd]

I was trained in Isshinryu, a similar style to gojuryu. We share most of the same kata and theory of fighting, but not all. If I punch someone in the Jaw as hard as I can punch, it will break their Jaw. If you punch me in the body, I passed Sanchin Kata breathing, and I won't even flinch, even though yes, I am overweiight and 23 years out of practice, I can still do that. I can still punch a concrete and wood composite headboard and break it, and I can still thrust kick through two of them stacked. Not those crappy ponderosa pine boards. I'm talking about the headboards of a sturdy bed. I can PUNCH that and break it in half or kick through two of them stacked, because I was trained by an Okinawan GM. I'm a natural 185 pounder, but I can beat a natural heavyweight or superheavyweight in a fight, even if they are a second degree black belt. That's because I trained harder than anyone else in my sensei's dojo, and he trained us to REALLY beat the snot out of anyone in a self defense situation.

[@WadeSmith-oe5xd]

I use the Isshinryu Vertical Fist Straight Punch for both my Jab and my Cross punch. It is also called the "China Punch". It has been proven to be both faster and stronger than the twist punch used by boxers, at least for most people.

[@marcelorp]

​@@WadeSmith-oe5xd Now you got a point... this is how I know Karate since when I started on this about 30 years ago. I've seem a lot of black belt Karate "fighters", even on MMA and world competitions, that doesn't have a minimum of energy and power on their strokes that I would expect from a real Karate black-belt. How it occurs? How can we have such different levels of Black belts? This is what concerns me.

[@Shadowrulzalways]

Goju-Ryu was the style that gave foundation to Kyokushin’s striking game. Good to know this.

[@suhasbanik6961]

yeasss

[@alricmetalheart4125]

The kumite is almost identical to Kyokushin. Osu

[@darrowdapper9659]

Goju-ryu also formed majority of katas in kyokushin

[@joshpotectan6028]

Together with Shotokan.

[@alex69114]

@@alricmetalheart4125 Where they train them well, yes, the problem is that most of them became very sporty.

[@batistabomb-]

Shout out for the 3rd opponent! An example of the technique, speed, power, and control. Beautiful Karate!

[@chlky0001]

Starting from 5:42

[@ScrattyMan]

I believe that is Ryuhei Yagi

[@vladut1907]

That is Ryuhei Yagi,master Meitesu Yagi's grandson, he has karate in his blood.

[@raphael.borbon]

he looks like a point fighter which is a pleasure to watch it is an honor to witness such STYLE and the way he handles it through execution

[@illuminatedperspectives2894]

REMEMBER WHAT FLOYD MAYWEATHER JR DID TO KENSHIN NASUKOWA? KARATE IS INFERIOR TO BOXING IN EVERY WAY

[@warrickdawes7900]

Oh yeah. Black belt testing is not done when you are fresh and ready, but when you body and mind both say "stop" but you draw strength from somewhere else and keep going anyway.

[@jonnyharket]

👍 absolutely. A grading is always done at the end of a course. For example, train all day Saturday and Sunday. Then take the grading at 5pm on the Sunday when your exhausted, your muscles and joints are fried and the skin on your feet is ready to tear.

[@EvoX__lord78]

isso é errado, pois em situação de rua, voce va estar com 100% de energia quando for abordado, e no ring, os grandes golpes sao no inicio da luta

[@ArchingRock]

​@@EvoX__lord78 replying to what you said in spanish...I *think* that it's useful to get used to moving while you're tired. That way, you'll be able to move even better when you're in your 100%. Just my thoughts from what I know, anyway.

[@Xollob2]

Fighting practically non stop for 13 minutes vs 10 fresh opponents. What a badass

[@joshborghero4728]

You should see the guys in bkb 30 mins non stops boxing bare knuckle

[@RobertSchley]

Especially in Okinawa heat...

[@illuminatedperspectives2894]

13 minutes? that aint shit we fight for 36 minutes in boxing. And it took 10 opponents to go 13 minutes? lol no wonder why Karate is a dying style

[@raphael.borbon]

@@illuminatedperspectives2894 we boxers got rest periods per round... I only did boxing to transition to kickboxing from karate and its not good to say such thing even though im from a different karate style because a real fight can only last a few seconds ;) OSU!

[@raphael.borbon]

@@illuminatedperspectives2894 and yeah each set he has a different opponent that can possess another set of techniques added to the fresher and non-hurt performance that can actually fuck a person up

[@wickedcrypto6004]

This reminds me of the good old days before sport Karate in the USA and JKS. I would go home with a beating but the experience is priceless. I love the fact the Okinawa is still old school. Here in the USA is all lawsuits with parents but the reality is that we practice Karate because we live in a cruel world. This student has a great heart. Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@studentcalm]

Respect to all participants... Particularly the big guy, he had the toughest. But the third participant was a real warrior ruthlessly fearless.

[@FBEAR05]

Fun fact the third opponent is Ryuhei Yagi, the grandson of Meitetsu Yagi.

[@nrxmonk]

@@FBEAR05 I’m happy to hear that. Excellent explosive technique.

[@AzriAzhari]

The body listens to the mind. This guy has the mind of a great black belt, persevering this test and succeeding. Congratulations, brother.

[@brianjohns49]

Kumite is absolutely brutal in Goju-Ryu. I had a rib broken and I didn't even know it until two weeks later after live Kumite in Goju Jujitsu-Ryu dojo based upon Chojun Miyagi's curriculum combined with jujitsu grappling curriculum. I love it. It really makes you very guarding of your soft spots. Especially ribs. Arigato Sensei! If pain is what it takes to become better, then so be it! Thank you for producing this video Sensei. That man really worked to achieve full perfection of various Waza despite his fatigue. Much respect for him and yourself Sensei.

[@suhasbanik6961]

wait till you see the 100 men full contact kumite of kyokushin

[@abrahemsamander3967]

Goju ryu and Jiu jitsu combined sounds awesome!

[@Dragoshotokan]

Io apprezzo tutti gli stili ma appartengo da una vita alla shotokan perché mi ha salvato il culo molte volte da ragazzo mi bullizzavano e poi non lo hanno fatto più oss

[@serijas737]

When your black belt is so old and washed out it turns white again.

[@dontmentionit1596]

Azmor EM profound

[@cjwalklin2278]

Never wash your belt!

[@charleso.6145]

I think it's because it was a white belt before all the years of training. They did that before belt ranking I think The dirtiest the white belt is, more "experienced" you are

[@shounaksanyal5875]

It shows that there's no end to learning, and that mastering something a.k.a black belt is only to understand that actually u have mastered nothing a.k.a white belt, and must continue to learn with the mindset of a student forever

[@samuraiisalmighty4917]

Uwem Udoh if u want nasty parasites and infestation NEVER WASH UR BELT AGAIN 😃

[@dejohnnelacy254]

The best karate IV seen in 2019 or 2020... Full contact sparring is the only way to prepare for a real life fight. Much Respect to the sensei an his students... 💯

[@fabienbordes7788]

And boom. A punch in the face 😊

[@dontaskjust3744]

The amount of overhands or simple crosses that could have been thrown is insane

[@burstyfd7451]

No punches to the face it was all kicks and body put on some gloves or something and allow face hits cause this foes not prepare for 90% of the population that will go for the face first

[@flashkami7664]

@@fabienbordes7788 you forgot that the karateka too can punch in the face in a real situation and if you are making comment like that then you did not understand this test purpose...

[@fabienbordes7788]

@@flashkami7664 if you never train with the intent of head punch, you will probably never be ready to defend yourself efficiently the day you will need. Check Andy VS muy thai boxer. He is a really good karatéka (kyokushin) and could defeat a lot of people in his prime. But he never have a good reaction to any head punch. You do what you learn. Just be aware of your weakness 😊

[@firestream93]

I thought BJJ was cardio intensive. Holy shit! Much respect! This guy was out on his feet, but he still made it!

[@suhasbanik6961]

wait till you see the 100 men kumite of kyokushin

[@angelmadrigal2155]

That is the true karate,the one that is carried in the heart and mind, moning in despite pain and tiredness,my congratulations and respect.

[@arepitagrande8797]

It couldn't have been said in a better way.

[@firestream93]

Indeed! This guy had a ton of heart! He EARNED that belt!

[@kobiesboxing4956]

Dude did take in plenty of abuse.

[@Mason_739]

andy hug is a good example but those pp no

[@suhasbanik6961]

wait till you see the 100 men kumite of kyokushin

[@spawn11]

Full contact karate seems useful in a street fight situation. 3rd guy fights like Jin Kazama

[@frederikwine5830]

he is Jin Kazama

[@holyangel3194]

So where is kazuya?

[@frederikwine5830]

@@holyangel3194 Kazuya is busy cutting fish in his sushi joint in Little Tokyo

[@spawn11]

@@holyangel3194 Kazuya don't fight these low level fights

[@holyangel3194]

@@spawn11 which explains his spinning demon kick

[@sullyb23511]

This taught me two things. First, bigger guys get tired quicker in sparring. Second, even if you have more speed and endurance than your opponent, if they're not down they're not out.

[@Zeusspupp]

not true, less about size and more about conditioning and pace. They were all good fighters. The big guy blew his load in the first two rounds, he should have paced himself a bit more. The 3rd guy is impressive, lightnig quick, in and out, uses more then a round kick.

[@naufalrajaaflah9920]

5:45 best kumite that i ever seen. Oss!

[@safdarkh786]

Karate shark tank!. And you survived without backing down. Mad respect to you man💪😍

[@tokenstandpoint93]

A NEW VIDEO FINALLY, YES!!!! I MISSED YOUR CONTENT.

[@iambusy8428]

I wish this channel live again after the pandemic

[@bongobongosson]

You got your wish

[@juandiegocorton9778]

I was missing this videos so much. Incredible level of your dojo members and that guy had spirit to endure that. Awesone.

[@cyprianswiech3827]

Goliath vs Davids :D

[@kobiesboxing4956]

Great way of putting it.

[@kazumasjourneyofsong511]

David*S*

[@danskarate997]

I never new goju ryu did full Contact a pleasant surprise. The big guy persevered but gassed out early still very strong and showed great heart well done.

[@danskarate997]

@Yarin Al they fought by what looks like kyokushin style rules and those hits were not pulled for sure. Please explain

[@juanjogrimaldos7463]

@Yarin Al kicks and knees to the head are allowed, karate had to choose between wearing gloves or banning punches to the head, they chosed the later.

[@juanjogrimaldos7463]

@Yarin Al it is possible, but people have a life and job outside martial arts and you can't function in sociaty with bruises, cuts and scars in your face.

[@juanjogrimaldos7463]

@Yarin Al Yes, but I think that supports my view, it is very bloody, knucles are hard and sharp.

[@juanjogrimaldos7463]

@Yarin Al well yes but as I said, people have more in life that martial arts, your wife or your boss wouldn't take kindly that you showed up often with a busted face.

[@dogtag3311]

I have heard Mas Oyama have learned Gojuryu too. It seems Kyokushin is affected by Gojuryu more than Shotokan

[@alexandrecardoso9130]

True

[@olemller8708]

Mas Oyama was 7 dan Goju Ruy, 4 dan Shotokan and 4 dan Judo. And ofcource 10 dan Kyokushin.

[@nickcarillo7050]

In Max Oyama's book (What is Karate or This is Karate?) he made mention about Goju Ryu which is I think practiced inside the caves.

[@samuraiisalmighty4917]

Ole Møller he is 10th dan badass

[@antonioandaya6856]

As the earlier comments said, Mas Oyama practiced both Shotokan and Goju Ryu.

[@hanochcohen2243]

I trained at the Honbo Yagi Dojo in Naha in 1990 with our school from Watertown Mass. These Okinawans hit hard all right. I have great respect for the Yagi Brothers. Hank Cohen

[@TheAbangBoss]

He's so big and it's apparent he is still holding back by a little bit. Strong man strong heart💪🏻

[@TheMartialMix]

5:44 Jeeze this dude is ferocious

[@franciscocabezasquinepi9382]

Que gran admiración me hacen sentir estos Karatecas, que bueno que siga practicandose el Verdadero Karate Tradicional, tremendo artista marcial el que fue puesto a prueba, resistió como un verdadero guerrero, mis totales respetos para el.

[@zeronokxbrider3314]

Breath is the biggest problem, if you don't ration it very well you feel exausted very soon. I've done a 2 hours stright sparring and that was my main problem... not the pain not the bruises. Respect for the guy.

[@ECF2023-]

すごい！ これだけの攻撃を受けて立っていたのがすごい！ タフさに恐れ入ります。 相手をされた方々も素晴らしい！

[@dakentaijutsu2010]

I knew Goju Ryu had some hard training, but never seen them do full contact Kumite, let alone multiple man Kumite, especially in Okinawan Dojos!

[@zdh8208]

Check out brisbane gojuryu 20 man kumite

[@Morusalba-r4u]

This Dojo is flexible. They do WKF and kyokushin kumite

[@dakentaijutsu2010]

@@Morusalba-r4u I realize that

[@edmasterson4588]

you'd love where i trained then. we did full contact sparring at least once a week. we used "mma style" gloves striking was less impeded then (still obviously arent trying to permanently damage someone). big guys like that can pick you up and throw you or grapple and can absorb body shots much better in comparison to smaller fighters. it was a shorin ryu dojo.

[@ademolly1]

Everyone in this video is amazing. I have a great respect for all karate styles and practitioners but conditioning yourself to not hit or be hit in the face works against you in a real big way

[@truthwar4567]

yes these defense arts are good but in a real fight no one has respect for ur organs no one is bowing or avoiding specific body parts

[@ncondeg]

Watch again, they throw blows to the face, but not much because they're doing full contact combat. Goju ryu practice does not avoid blows to the face.

[@onedirection3510]

MUCH RESPECT! I thought this was only done in kyokushin karate. Great to see it in Goju! Big man did a great job! This would’ve been very fatiguing even if a minute rest was permitted between rounds but considering there was zero rest this was very impressive! The guy who had the groin injury was very skilled. All things being equal, if the big guy had been their size or they had been his size, he would’ve been in a lot of trouble. Good stuff!

[@HPTeguh]

Well. Kyokushin was heavily influenced by Goju Ryu as well as old school Shotokan

[@jaymarcone8790]

Nice work not giving up

[@BB-jf4km]

伝統派で、こういう組手を取り入れてる！これが本当の伝統派だと思います‼️先生も素晴らしい‼️

[@mrriiiooot]

I know fighting with nothing but fumes is tough. He's definitely got heart!!!!

[@longdark4ever]

No weights required, this is the best form of strength training there is, there is so much love in that room.

[@The_Isaiahnator]

5:45 This dude is good. Knows how to create distance and flow combinations really well. Plus, his technique is great.

[@JMRVRGS]

yes he knows exactly which combinations to throw, I wonder what his name is, I wanna see more of his fights I also love his style, looks like it would fit for me

[@kobiesboxing4956]

I have a new respect for Karate. I didn't realize Karate guys were so brutal & skilled(in foot movement, and changing of body targets). I guess I've seen too many point fights. But at the same time Karate guys lack high guards, or any type of real protection for face shots. Trust me I've seen Karate guys get hurt to the face when they compete against outsiders.

[@Kyokushinkai59]

the young boy 5:49 is a real karateka good technique, speed, and flexibiility. It's a real fighter

[@Kyokushinkai59]

@Talim Palomino the mawashi geri is perfect good kick and power

[@sgodor]

Thank you for uploading this. Good senseis good kymite. All of the ukes are draining his anargy and none of them trying to hurt or humiliate him. And there is no violence at all. Osu. The one CAN fill the pain.

[@karateshoto2238]

6:40 great pushups

[@智障-k1s]

Karate Shoto hahahahah lol. But he was gased though so you can’t blame him.

[@vitomecucci]

No me canso de ver este video, muy buenos karatecas

[@sardalamit]

The Sensei's WRISTS!!! He's got clubs for forearms!!

[@romanporsche]

Kudos to you my guy, 15mins worth of straight fighting is tremendous.

[@mrpakkmann3607]

When you take a beating like that especially from 10 fresh dudes, your mind has truly mastered to overcome anything the mind of a true warriors 😎 badass dude

[@Moogiwara26]

In my high school days, we played a game called "Body Shot". Didn't know that was karate. It's just endurance lol

[@TRowland223]

This is incredible! He had tremendous balance, and even when taken down he knew exactly how to roll into his defense.

[@JosephGuitar_2000]

11:57 0 pushups

[@MRoach03]

Can we talk about the Kumite? Because that's what this video is about.

[@filpi93]

Xeon Leeder The hedgehog the big guy seems really weak

[@73kimura]

@@MRoach03 O.K.: O technique

[@MRoach03]

@@73kimura I mean, the pushups there are a penalty more than part of the training.

[@Chrisymon1]

@@MRoach03 The Video is about everything contained in the video...Those were not pushups , they were floor humps.

[@GothamKnight84661]

Never underestimate Goju Ryu Karate!

[@illuminatedperspectives2894]

WEAK STYLE KARATE 🤣😂🤣

[@dakentaijutsu2010]

@@illuminatedperspectives2894 why is it weak?

[@samuraiisalmighty4917]

Jax Wins i beg u shut up lol 😂

[@illuminatedperspectives2894]

@Owl Longbow yeah thats what everyone says who dont know shit about fighting

[@leandganie7714]

@@dakentaijutsu2010 dudes a troll

[@WadeSmith-oe5xd]

This is badass. They are training fighting even harder than we trained in Isshinryu full contact. NO PADS AT ALL and I think the point of the excercise was to make the big guy not rely on size, but also teach the little guys how to beat the big guy. He obvioiusly knows Sanchin Kata conditioning too. So a 265 pounder who knows Sanchin mechanics can take it, even when these other guys know a real Okinawan punch.

[@grasthube]

they should have put yagi-sensei at the end as the final boss! :D

[@user-qy9xx6ds3p]

インターバルありの5人組手でもめっちゃキツイのにインターバル無しの10人組手は凄い、、、

[@alejandrodonet4794]

Goyu Ryu or Kyokushin Karate ?

[@FranciscoJunior-zn3mm]

Goju Ryu

[@jitendramaharjan1970]

Kyokushin

[@instrutorfranck]

O Kyokushin teve o Goju como base para a sua criação. Oyama treinou Goju Ryu! Ossu 🥋

[@Ray-qb7tk]

Kyokushin is the sport form of basic Goju (green belt)and Shotokan for K-1 fights.

[@tuleonardocelote]

Goju-ryu

[@gregs_garage]

all are very good.

[@JonathanKvitky]

Wow...consider the number of leg kicks and gut punches he ate on top of having to spar for over 10 minutes without any real rest. That's some rough stuff right there. Also, what's with their push ups?

[@samuraiisalmighty4917]

Tired

[@MingTwoG]

They're going at him full force!!!! Omg respect to him.

[@alexandrematias360]

he must be respect, BUT he is a BLACK BELT

[@kobiesboxing4956]

They showed no mercy.

[@alexandrematias360]

@@kobiesboxing4956 in the world, if he needs use karate to protect himself, the people don't gonna show mercy

[@dennisrivera9621]

@@alexandrematias360 He is wearing a Black Belt but is clear that he is not a Black Belt.....Oss

[@sinenkoalexander]

His pushups are representative of his karate technique.

[@aquilshangout214]

Hahaha

[@bullfrogjay4383]

Lol yes

[@flashkami7664]

Easy to make fun of someone who is already tired as fuck.i train hard to the point of not being able to look up my opponent face due to lack of energy but still continue to train.D'ont bash the man when you clearly never done this much effort which i can tell because those who past this point too would never make fun of another one.

[@LoveFix2558]

Flash kami very true

[@edgar22452]

@@flashkami7664 exactly

[@lextual]

First time I ever clapped at the end of a KZbin video after big man sparred #10...

[@tommynguyen6176]

11:58 you call those push ups?

[@jasonrose6288]

Very impressive!

[@alejandro2554]

Apesar de tener un físico grande, se ve que hay un mayor gasto energético al tener que mover un cuerpo tan grande, aun asi lo hizo muy bien. Extrañaba los videos de este canal!!

[@vegettossj4000]

De tantos comentarios rn portugués que vei en este video pensé que el tuyo también estaba escrito en ese idioma hasta que me di cuenta de que está escrito en español. Pero tienes razón.

[@ninthkaikan1544]

Awesome seeing true Karate being practiced and deadly unlike its sport counterpart.

[@XxAlexanderProxx]

SquaredPotentia “true”. “Deadly”. I think not. Great workout. But nothing more.

[@jansettler4828]

Imagine being so removed from reality that you think sparring without strikes to the face is deadly or real.

[@wakwaawgebleg5681]

In karate you have to conserve your energy...when you fight you can do it with minimum energy with maximum impact

[@Islandfist]

It'd be nice if the Goju Ryu dojos in Oki adopted Irikumi. Good stuff nonetheless.

[@SlenderKS]

Cool asf, bring more videos like this

[@shazamsakazaki]

Correct me if I'm wrong. I think the problem with the guy was that he didn't manage his stamina well. He was winning the first fight, but he also spent more energy moving around than he needed to in that fight. As the result, after the first half of the fight, he started breathing heavily, by the end of the fight, he looked really exhausted, while the smaller one (although he lost) looked like he could go for a few more rounds. In the second fight, he was tired enough for the opponent to take the initiative for a while. But by the third fight, we can clearly see he had almost nothing left.

[@SoldierOfFaith]

Also taking hits to the lower areas(Legs and torso) can be very exhausting by itself.

[@geoffwingard1636]

It's also hard because you don't want to disrespect your teacher and opponents by holding back. Karate is 100% commitment, unlike kickboxing where you might ace yourself for the later rounds.

[@shazamsakazaki]

@@geoffwingard1636Not holding back is very different from spending energy on unnecessary movements mate.

[@yourmom4730]

Now this is some badass karate 😂😂There beating the living hell out each other I respect it

[@suhasbanik6961]

wait till you see the 100 men full contact kumite of kyokushin

[@chrisr__]

I appreciate the guy who owned up to the face hit. "Did you do that?" "Yes, sorry"

[@bashlivingstonstampededojo882]

That's sparring session looked pretty rough much respect congratulations

[@joshborghero4728]

I think he's being graded too not sure

[@sebrodot119]

A great test of the mind over matter.A true representation of ones self. Cannot be understood until it reaches you. What is your limit ?

[@johnnywilliams6166]

The man has heart.

[@markformston6606]

but no skills!

[@ko_doji_no1]

失礼ながら伝統流ということで甘くみていたが 昇段組手の激しさはフルコンにも負けない激しさですな☺️ 考えれば、極真も、元は剛柔流が入っていますし・・・。 私の尊敬する、全盛期の黒澤師範や数見師範との仕合も拝見したかったですな☺️

[@zambimaru]

I didn't know they did this type of training in Okinawan Karate.

[@Legkicker]

zambimaru yeah I’m a brown belt and I do similar against black belts but we wear helmets so hitting to the head is permitted it’s fun but can sometimes be painful but it’s worth it

[@dakentaijutsu2010]

Yeah they do! It's called Iri Kumi

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

our goji school did this on a regular. it definitely builds fighting spirit.

[@terryc3747]

Rarely do, more to please the western society.

[@Falconbridge9]

@@terryc3747 lol .. who told you that ?

[@edwardthormann1928]

Good to see the effort big buy, One tip i can give you is to go see a Kyokushin Karate Dojo where 10 man kumite is a pretty normal thing. I'm sure you could take a lot from it back in to Goju

[@百烈乱舞]

これは地獄の辛さやと思う

[@micheal_sk-y2059]

百烈乱舞 これおれ最初の3本でばてて後半 死んだ

[@百烈乱舞]

相手が変わって体力満タンで来られるのバカきつそうですね

[@deformitygurubashi]

Awesome video! He's a giant dude with great spirit, but I think heshould be using he's knees more to hit the mid section instead of of lowering his body to hit it with punches, cause that makes him vulnerable to head kicks.

[@muemamuema8020]

Good lord the second guy was just peppered with gut shots

[@thiagolealinstrutor]

Isso que é uma boa luta

[@embosska]

That big guy is a black belt???

[@XxAlexanderProxx]

Kukuh Prasetiyo This is why the MMA community feels they could challenge traditional Martial Art. Stop just giving people black belts. I fought many MMA fighters, Street fighters, and traditional competition. I am still undefeated. I was not even the best at my Dojo. I have respect for most Martial Arts because it teaches people discipline. But when it comes to creating warriors, Let’s stop giving everyone participation trophies.

[@deanmuhammad]

Relentless Fighters and spirit to go on!!!! Impressed with this training...You grow in this school, knowing how to defend yourself...Great Job to them all...

[@marcrejas1634]

for someone that has never done this, my thoughts: (1st opponent)guy: hmmm ok...i see where we're going with this (2nd opponent, after first front kick) guy: o wow...that leveled up quick (all opponents after that) guy: which guy is this? this has to be like 9 by now much respect though, that looked tough

[@arg6741]

This is a great example of heart and respect on both sides, the longer this big guy went...he still had control and he was gassed so early, his test mates were aware and respected his journey

[@karateshoto2238]

This look like kyokushin, can someone explain the similarity ?

[@joeystaley3181]

Coincidence

[@lasmgoogleaccount9728]

Goju ryu is one of the parent styles of Kyokushin. The other being Shotokan.

[@songoku9348]

Trebla Nerol Gnatibgam Yep, I like to think of it like this, Goju and Shotokan got married and had a son, they named him Kyokushin.

[@DwellingTheAbyss]

@@songoku9348 it also has korean and japanese kempo also taekkeon and muai thai, boxing influence. Originally kyokushin also had components of judo and head punching. But it all got lost.

[@embosska]

Karate roots on okinawan style.

[@glockster68]

David and Goliath...at 4:22 the big guy was running out of gas, nice take down on him with that opponent. I must say that I am surprised the smaller opponents were not attacking his thighs more...to cut a tree down attack the base. Thanks for the video.

[@jovariety8411]

Hands up if you've ever rested by taking a beating...

[@anoncanada2341]

W_O_W 0_0 ..... Am i high or this guy gets way more strikes and they're way more harder than what i saw with the Judd Rei 100 man kumite on YT?

[@ktugaoen]

White guy straight outta World of Warcraft tournament.

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Well done! Good Karate! Much respect! I would love to learn from this great Sensei and train with such honorable guys :)

[@someguy3522]

Body hardening at its finest.

[@renatolazarotti9573]

I didn't really understand the purpose of this training, are there different styles in combat to know how to fight?

[@DonutLukeXP]

I was thinking they were going to throw in the yellow belt girl lol

[@kobe51]

I would pay cash to see that! 😅😅😅😅

[@SavedSnake]

WHERE DO I SIGN UP???????????

[@walter1977ww]

Poor guy he looks so tired at 8:20.. 😅

[@LeonidasLost480]

Big tall white man fighting much smaller Okinawans. How much time would you give this guy as second row in Rugby Union in the UK? Still up to now Osss

[@SuperTylerhayes]

Looks like he is being jumped in.

[@kobiesboxing4956]

He's being initiated.

[@toninhamalta474]

Esse homem é muito gigante😢😢😢tem que lutar com um do tamanho dele 😢😢😢😢😊

[@URN-A55]

OSU, from kyokushin.

[@abbisgm3453]

That’s Goju ryu the master is fromthe Island of Okinawa kyokushin born in the country of japan

[@ShredderSensei]

Is the big guy a black belt in Okinawan style?

[@daniel-zh9nj6yn6y]

The big guy's height is probably around 2m (6'7").

[@FoxyBoxery]

He looks taller

[@rafaelvicenteespanolespano2397]

La disciplina y los movimientos bien aplicados, hacen la diferencia, un saludo sen sei desde Colombia Os