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[@kkimochii7132]

is it just me or are there freaking 8 year old 2nd dan black belts running

[@joshuagraham9507]

Ridiculous 😂

[@xaegius5349]

Lol I didn’t even realise

[@xd_broly4459]

Yea they must have started as soon as they were born 😂

[@PieceOfCandyPS]

its a mcdojo thats why this clown is 5th dan

[@bluepeng8895]

PieceOfCandy i don’t know man, it looks like they went through intense training

[@myleftside1]

I've been doing MMA for around 7 years since I was 17 and I can appreciate how challenging this is. I'm fit as a fiddle and would definitely struggle so much completing this so in regards to your form on push ups and burpees, I fully understand. Well done mate

[@hungrypotato5085]

hey man, you're 30 now. I wonder how life has been for you. I just turned 18, and started MMA when I was 17. What's some advice you'd give me ?

[@pepega8319]

You know its a McDojo when they call each other "master"

[@johnpjones1775]

ya that term is so cringey.

[@Avean]

Its not about that. Its about you beeing able to call someone "master". Same principles in the military. First day you need to answer your superior Yes Seargent! Same here. Its not about the seargent and master wanting to be called that, its about you letting your ego go.

[@pepega8319]

@@Avean No, you say you practice martial arts but call someone master. There is a difference between a sensei and a master. A sensei is a teacher, a master is someone that doesn't exist. If you accept being called master, you probably are not a master. It is not the same principles as the military, it is an entirely different culture and is not even close.

[@Avean]

@@pepega8319 Its the same thing. In Asia they use "Sifu" which translates into english as teacher or master. Thats why in most martial arts dojos you will hear students calling theyre teacher Master but the meaning is truly just "Teacher". In our dojo we use "Sifu" but it varies a lot.

[@pepega8319]

@@Avean No, I don't here most REAL martial arts dojos calling their teachers master. I have been practicing 3 martial arts for 12 years and every school that calls their teacher "master" is always less quality martial arts.

[@Dflyguy420]

Almost everyone at the gym is black belt lol

[@turmat01]

they also didn't seem to teach them how to pronounce "Osu"... it's veeeery funny to be a freaking 5th degree black belt that can't even say Osu right...

[@Sujiceel]

turmat01 right? Like what in the world is USU??

[@konstantinospetrakis2418]

Typical bullshit dojo aka Mcdojo

[@andrewmacedo9570]

Mcdojo

[@bombastikderteutone6858]

@@andrewmacedo9570 alot of things looked like red flags. I gotta say though - this dude had some skill His rolling on floor looked like he had an idea where to be , where not to be and what a heel hook is. he had funky kicks too

[@school001jb]

If you think this is tough you've never seen the tests for the final Brazilian jui jitsu belts

[@qxshabo6044]

Jon Bobel this isn’t even final it’s 5th degree red is max

[@ZTGOfficialYT]

The BJJ one's his referring to aren't even final. They can be traditional black belts or just a purple/brown belt promotion.

[@COLLYD420]

Final belt? Their is no final belt. But yes bjj tests suck lol

[@blitzcomet]

THIS ISNT REAL BLACK BELT

[@omarkhamis523]

@@COLLYD420 why do they suck bro tell me

[@CodWaves]

4:46 "There's me getting beat by 10 year olds" lmao

[@thomasguillermou2166]

i just took my 50th dan rainbow belt. I can fart skittles and say aya.

[@yessure5291]

You too? Wow there are 2 of us ha ha

[@searsino]

lolo

[@yessure5291]

Is this dumb video still on KZbin? it should have been deleted a long time ago.

[@bartram33]

Tho Mas Ten pin skittles? Wow!

[@dash2240]

@@yessure5291 L

[@mitchpatlin3978]

“We get fancy at our school” 😂 I’m dead

[@John-me4se]

🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️🕊🕊🕊💪💪💪

[@idkmylife675]

McDojo checklist: Different colored Gis✅ Excess number of students✅ Excess number of child black belts✅ Use of modern “weapons”✅ Terrible forms✅ Look mate, I respect you as a fighter, but your dojo is super dodgy. This “test” just looks like any other training session, and the “black belts” are complete jokes, although it shouldn’t be that surprising considering that most people in your school don’t even know how to bow properly.

[@jenkemjones68]

@Yeet Cannon Operators Union Put any of these blackbelts in the ring with a 4 yr ameatur boxer,and they are going to get pelted.Karate charges such high fees to take.Boxing is nearly free.And boxing involves sparing everyday.

[@tommytwo-times9053]

jenkem jones there’s probably more to karate than being able to fight well

[@Kamingo170]

I'm not sure how different colored gis or use of weapons makes it a mcdojo. Tang Soo do has been around for centrueis and they have different cored gis

[@thataintitchief553]

I agree but at least they do contact sparring

[@sliderx1897]

@@Kamingo170 not traditional tang soo do

[@blindabinda1234]

They should have thrown a oak board in there for a joke. Lol

[@jetx2599]

That's it? Bro that test looked easy as hell. All you did was taijutsu XD. They didn't even have you do any ninjutsu. You'd think they would at least have you perform a shadow clone jutsu

[@corpsefiend2270]

Jet X or at least 1 rasengan!

[@myleftside1]

Jet X as if you said it was easy 😂 he cut loads out, do you know how physically demanding what he just did is? Don't chat shit either, you wouldn't have found that easy

[@myleftside1]

If you're talking techniques then yeah maybe, but fitness wise that wasn't easy

[@finleypavey2335]

SgtZanity Steele he was joking btw.

[@myleftside1]

fnzz1 never know with people on the internet

[@arsalanimran8274]

i got fatigued just watching this video

[@grizzlybear5580]

Arsalan Imran 100th like

[@km_nieves]

I had an asthma attack during the first 3 minutes...

[@holymosey2556]

now that you say it...I feel tired a bit

[@hell1289]

Many negative comments but this is a great video, i wish my father was around to do things with me. Awesome.

[@turmat01]

A 5th degree black belt who can't pronounce "Osu" correctly... You gotta love all those McDojos!!

[@edwindude9893]

turmat01 obviously never been kicked in the teeth 😂

[@johnpjones1775]

well you probably shouldn't be saying oss/osu regardless...

[@Mob12338]

What's osu?

[@johnpjones1775]

@@Mob12338 it's a gutteral masculine noise made in okinawan culture. women don't do it, and they don't do it towards people who are senior to themselves.

[@THEREALZENFORCE]

@@johnpjones1775 correct you should not say oss osu, my japanese sensei's went mad when somebody said it.

[@skeletonfilms3650]

This is the staff staff

[@pweezy6082]

wow!!! respect for completing that!!

[@wastedbear1891]

This just goes to show his dedication it takes a long time to get to that level and he fought through it all and got it good job sensi keep it up man!!

[@nikdat]

The import of Karate into the US in the 60s’ and 70’s has to a certain extent has truely damaged the image of traditional Karate from japan. It seems as long as it has kicks and punches Americans will call anything Karate.

[@THEREALZENFORCE]

Only in America and USA mostly the damage was done for those who believed James Mitose, Ed Parker instead of of training under legit KArateka Hidetaka Nishiyama who was sent by Masatoshi Nakayama to the USA

[@conorfields171]

mcdojo

[@kolt471]

What they're practicing is considered "American Full Contact Karate" which was developed and popuaralized by Joe Lewis in the early 70's. It's essentially just kickboxing but with a different point system

[@JZferda]

“There’s me getting beat by ten year olds...” 😂

[@TheGrindMiami]

5th the degree of a martial art that a low grade Jiusitsu practitioner can take you down and out. What a joke

[@honigdachs.]

Your presence here was entirely unexpected, keyboard warrior. We can all laugh about the bullshido and the black belts and everything, it's not hard to do. Aside from all of that, this guy has the balls to go out there and compete in full contact bouts. It's not hard to look up. No matter how much others choose to ridicule and put down this stuff that he choses to do, the dude is out there doing something that's 100% honest, being tested without being able to fake or bullshit your way out of. That demands respect. How many fights have you been in? Tell us, tough guy?

[@raymondrocco6251]

BJJ has many flaws also. No art is perfect. BJJ sucks we're I'm from ! MMA is probably the best for the real world streets

[@letmegetuhhh3959]

Karate is a valid form of martial arts, before it got watered down they had kickboxing tournaments and invited Muay Thai fighters, Dutch kickboxers and karate fighters and karate did surprisingly well. When karate and tae Kwon do were more focused on damage than points they were actually solid skills

[@devin.53o]

Raymond Rocco where u from

[@shadowthefirst5115]

can you and fight tips callab he said hes down. plz callab

[@colebertoni1070]

SHADOW The first that would be dope

[@normalcitizen]

That’d be an awesome *callab*

[@shadowthefirst5115]

@Yung Dripy oh shit, i was such a idol worshipper and fan boy 3 years ago wtf 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@anthonyperez6888]

sensei got the moves!

[@christianstannard3601]

+Died “Cloudy” 2002 looks like a dance. lol

[@brianlim1601]

Hol up hol up... so ur telling me those kids are black belts💀💀💀

[@nottyios8626]

Bryan :D don't worry it's easier to obtain black belt the younger you are

[@fredneilson8904]

9INE I was second degree in my mom

[@infern0127]

Ryan Penkala I am first Dan at 11

[@panicatthecircus1231]

Personally I don't think solid black should be given until the age of 17 or 18 when you have fully matured into a black belt and these kids really don't show to have the the skill of a black belt so this school seems a bit of a joke

[@HaruUch1ha]

I disagree when you go through the ranks in Karate you really mature along the way to the point where an 11 year old kid is more mature than most 18 year olds in todays time.

[@josealmeida1713]

6:15 "We don't want to get hurt and stuff" Procedes to land a spinning kick to the gut ahah

[@JohnsArchipelago]

Thats some crazy snap at 11:40 on that lead hook kick, much respect. People don't know how hard it is to make that kick effective, especially a high one

[@nickpeterson8410]

I heard Sensi was great at wrestling....... Bet he can't pin me.

[@nikolemiller142]

Nick Peterson across the internet he can't

[@itznoodle6143]

Nick Peterson I bet I can

[@sniperfection]

Itz Noodle This sounds like the opening scene of a gay porno xD

[@akaCisco]

Multifeed and you know what an intro to a gay porno would be?? Interesting

[@sniperfection]

Reality ツ just cuz I say it sounds "like" doesn't mean I would know. Nice try though.

[@team8-fortnitefunnymoments966]

6:00 honestly i can watch that over and over again

[@cucogzzz2295]

Easiest black belt test I've ever witnessed 😭😭💪

[@mythrin]

Not what you see in movies huh? If you do even an ounce of exercise you would know what these 2 words mean: fatigue & lactic

[@PieceOfCandyPS]

@@mythrin dude shut the fuck up it takes a few days to get a real black belt. This test was a fucking joke as is faze sensei.

[@cadenstutz]

PieceOfCandy if Faze Sensei is such a joke why don’t you fight him 😂

[@richardnixon176]

My test was 17 hours 1 day

[@chipskylark5086]

My test was like 15 mins, i just paid a little extra to by pass some steps

[@optie2965]

wtf were those burpees XD XD

[@E1zzzZ]

10:54

[@danielvolpatti7758]

dude when I tested for my first and second degree I was maybe 14 or 15 and the sparring was insane. I got pounded but I got up every time. Ended up with a nosebleed and a bruised rib. Worth it though lol

[@brendantsou9156]

Sensei you should do the american ninja warrior

[@nottyios8626]

Brendan Tsou no that thing requires an extreme amount of endurance.

[@frostylucky3443]

Ace Stark Logan Paul did it

[@scp173coochie6]

Brendan Tsou he would literally die of exhaustion. He’s trained to do some stupid fancy moves, not try to survive what no human has finished

[@bretklawiter2600]

Frick yeah!

[@AliHussain-ze9dy]

Ravenz_Ultra pretty have you seen his fights? He's a beast and he even lands some fancy stuff

[@pepega8319]

There is just so much wrong with this "dojo" and their testing procedure.

[@speedy6392]

?

[@IMandalorianI]

You have my respect brotha. Congratulations on the tasks. You have a good fighting spirit and that’s rare among most people. I can tell you wanted it bad. Keep up the good work man. 🤙🏼

[@luxor4804]

Sensei : little bit of meditation.. me: *all I see is people taking a nice nap*

[@bigfatbear3673]

6:05 "that's such a bruh moment"

[@brendonabbott1665]

I'm a Krav Maga practitioner, and my orange belt test (second level), was longer and harder than this, what absolute bull crap.

[@alexandrobaptiste3062]

In our dojo of shotokan Ryu (karatedo) only for the yellow belt (2 year) it's more complicated that his test

[@martialartstips5177]

Oh shut up

[@kingk221]

Krav Maga is trash

[@QuickmixProductions]

@@kingk221 Hoax!

[@macintoshe]

@@kingk221 I want you to fight an Israelite then.

[@rlanger3108]

Bruh how this tryna be a 5th degree black belt test. In my system a 5th degree test is over 8 hours straight.

[@jovinjuan6312]

Agree, cause I was tested for 4 hour in my kyokushin 4th kyu. This is maybe just another brand new "mma" style karate.

[@hanshiraytorres3323]

My 7th Dan was over 8 hrs a day for 3 days

[@Historylover94]

Bruh the dude clearly stated that this was the last part of his testing which began many weeks prior to where he shows the last part of the testing

[@johnpjones1775]

r/iamverybadass thats just silly and stupid. is your system trying to prepare people for BUD/S hellweek or something? if it takes 8 hours to decide if someone deserves the godan rank then the people observing and judging might need some help...

[@emptybruh]

Noones gonna mention those Gis look awesome

[@joshuajamias7648]

There's nothing like that sweet satisfaction that comes from finishing a tough session and being physically spent.

[@jellybean8698]

glad to see some boxing mixed in since most schools don’t do it even though it’s essential for true fights

[@yaboy62377]

Why does Sensei look like a street fighter character

[@jontecarlo5319]

50Bands probably because you know he can throw hadoukens if he wanted to.

[@xaegius5349]

The red gi

[@aqibfreed4672]

LMFAOOOOOO they really just took this clowns money 💀💀💀🤣

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

I'm impressed that after all that work you put in that you could even hold your hands up to spar. When we tested by the time we got to sparring some of us didnt even look like martial ARTISTS anymore

[@juanjh1]

Great job Sensei, and gratulations. As a 3dr dan ITF TKD and a Goju BB, a farmer Amateur boxer, high school wrestler, and one who also spent 5 years under a Kali master learning their system, and now at 55 on my BJJ and Judo BB journey, I have been exposed to a number of different schools and systems. Although I teach, I consider myself a life time student more so than an instructor. Its taken me more than 40 years to learn to ignore comments from the haters and the self proclaimed no it alls, that typically know little. First of all let us remember that Martial Arts regardless of your system is all about respect, which unfortunately, there is very little of across different systems these days. The BJJ guys think they cannot get punched or kicked and get not get knocked out, thus making there BJJ and wrestling useless. The TKD guys think they have the best kicks, the Goju guys think they know everything about stand up self defense and that everything else is a joke. I watched your promotion video, and I saw it all, boxing, karate, TKD, some nice grappling, with amazing control, not to mention great conditioning and heart. Bottom line, no one should criticize other systems because no one knows everything about every system, as no one will ever live long enough to master them all. Oss, stay strong young man and enjoy your journey. (Bow)

[@chrisxshock]

As a life long martial artist and instructor. I really enjoy your channel. You're a great example of a marital artist. You're humble, know your skills, and are honest, not to mention very good in your craft. I am not a karate expert. i am a Wing Tusn/BJJ practitioner, but watching your channel are really enjoyable! Keep up the awesome work!

[@vibegodcartel]

Ya Ya, but let me show you this little thing called Grappling.

[@knucklezvallero9065]

Ya ya but lemme show you this little thing called "not following jiu jitsu rules" when you grapple me

[@gnulen]

ya ya, but let me show you this little thing called mma and how everybody needs grappling skills to have a chance.

[@veladpm]

Why are there so many clowns in this comments trying to put down this man’s work. Most karate is not going to be helpful in a street fight that’s not the point. Boxing, jiu jitsu, Krav Maga, etc is more about that. Karate, Tae Kwon Do is about developing you as a person and building confidence to engage if needed. This guy did 22 forms, that alone is crazy because of the amount of time to practice and memorize this stuff. Much respect for the work you put in. The better you are, the more haters come out from behind a keyboard. Bunch of 9th degree keyboard grandmasters

[@AxeTrophy]

TL;DR: From a karate perspective, there's still loads of improvement to be gained regarding core, torso and chest control. The good parts: The guy is obviously fit as hell, has tons of sparring experience, would probably beat most opponents and has experience in a wide range of martial arts (which is more than could be said for most). That said, the fact that he's using a belt grading system, in which he mentions that he's also doing karate, makes it easy to compare the technical aspects of his movements against those who solely practice karate. I've graded up to first dan karate and over the years I discovered these rules of thumb for easy measurements. The goal for first dan would be to gain mastery over the hips and shoulders, for second dan it would be mastery over the muscles above the midrif (being able to isolate the proper muscles necessary for each movement and completely relaxing antagonistic muscles), while for third dan it would be to gain mastery over the muscles below the midrif. Each part requiring integration with previous parts. Fourth and fifth dan is expanding on those skills (e.g. the proper breathing for each particular movement), and at that point everything should look both powerful and effortless (some compare it to the flow of water). This leads to the parts which receive criticism (i.e. require improvement), and which are particularly explicit at 2:00, which are that the power of his movements originate from his arms/chest as opposed to his core. *Note* The true goal of practicing forms is to allow the brain to form the necessary pathways to allow for the mastery over hips, chest and core. The growth that Faze sensei can still achieve in those areas, for a fifth dan exam, makes me feel iffy (which is probably also the same reason in those who criticize). A suggestion I would like to give to Faze sensei is to gain experience in/take ideas from the forms taught in the karate curriculum. In which each form specializes in teaching one aspect of martial arts.

[@veladpm]

Axel G I don’t completely agree with what you are saying. Those Dan progressions you are mentioning depends on your discipline. I would believe that everything you are saying should be constantly worked from color belt progressions up black belt progressions. He is going to lose some power and technique after demonstrating 22 forms after what they had to do before forms. Everything about karate is about knowledge, growth personal and physical, discipline, etc from a general philosophical perspective. Again every discipline is different and for people to criticize him without going through what he specifically has no place to do so especially in such condescending manners. JMO

[@AxeTrophy]

​@@veladpm "He is going to lose some power and technique after demonstrating 22 forms after what they had to do before forms." Hence why I used the word 'mastery', because you should be at the level where tiredness shouldn't affect that part anymore. "depends on your discipline" I did specifically mention karate, in addition. Movements are movements, whether it's boxing, karate, muay thai or something else, the principles of a punch and kick stay the same. The only outlier that I know of which uses a different way of generating power is Wing Chun (which uses a wavelike motion through the center). "I would believe that everything you are saying should be constantly worked from color belt progressions up black belt progressions. " Definitely, that said, there are clear benchmarks, because to be able to use one thing, you need to have the other already fixed. Your stance should be fixed before you can learn how to use your shoulders.

[@joaquinflores3547]

Krav Maga? Really ? Hahaha ok

[@veladpm]

joaquin flores Yes, it’s Israeli Self defense. Educate yourself, it’s understandable to be ignorant about something, but don’t act ignorant.

[@JDG-cf6bj]

"Listen to this right here" ad runs 😂

[@AzuReGravity]

JDG3312 lol

[@tyler-jb1xt]

that happened to me too xD

[@RodSpeak11]

Congratulations on your achievement! You're well prepared and certainly qualified to teach. It's cool to see what other schools go through for certification. Wishing you continued success on your journey in the arts.

[@NateDogg32087]

It’s good to see traditional style schools, congrats and you did great!

[@josho9910]

"so I go eddie bravo here" no, no you didn't

[@hauvkuabyang7467]

Who hurt you

[@Slashoom]

he absolutely did lol

[@marcushillerstrom25]

Lockdown into electric chair. So pretty much Eddie Bravo

[@theluigimon]

I think imma go to sleep... after watching this it got me exhausted

[@ivealwayswantedtohaveareal604]

Second Power ikr watching this video is my yearly exercise 😂

[@mmamorehighlights5724]

Savage girl 4:53

[@elliotthom9455]

MMA & more highlights I

[@oneno9860]

Everyone does that to a point 🤣

[@bonsaiisland3193]

Congrats dude!! Way to push through and show some real mental toughness

[@willianyano8596]

So many keyborad warriors giving opinnions about stuff they don't understand... Look at the sparring, it is clear that this guy knows how to punch effectively (6:18), his kicks are incredible and they've incorporated grapling in their training. In a fight between him and a really good boxer (who hasn't done any other martial art), he would likelly win most times.

[@davidtralala1155]

1:25 love the reaction of the woman in the background to his kick

[@DaFlashGuy7]

even shes a black belt. look closely

[@sameersalam139]

😂

[@daviddaywalker3844]

Maybe you you should try a 100 man kumiti kyokushin style....

[@marijnwissink]

i would love to see that for this mcdojo

[@venom7674]

David Day walker yep, MAS OYAMA STYLE

[@Velc3838]

You shouldn’t be able to earn a black belt until 18

[@AxeTrophy]

An explanation to put some of the criticism into perspective. TL;DR: From a karate perspective, a lot of improvement can be gained regarding core, torso and chest control; in which taking a different approach to practicing forms might help. The good parts: The guy is obviously fit as hell, has tons of sparring experience, would probably beat most opponents and has experience in a wide range of martial arts (which is more than could be said for most). That said, the fact that he's using a belt grading system, in which he mentions that he's also doing karate, makes it easy to compare the technical aspects of his movements against those who solely practice karate. I've graded up to first dan karate and over the years I discovered these rules of thumb for easy measurements. The goal for first dan would be to gain mastery over the hips and shoulders, for second dan it would be mastery over the muscles above the midrif (being able to isolate the proper muscles necessary for each movement and completely relaxing antagonistic muscles), while for third dan it would be to gain mastery over the muscles below the midrif. Each part requiring integration with previous parts. Fourth and fifth dan is expanding on those skills (e.g. the proper breathing for each particular movement), and at that point everything should look both powerful and effortless (some compare it to the flow of water). This leads to the parts which receive criticism (i.e. require improvement), and which are particularly explicit at 2:00, which are that the power of his movements originate from his arms/chest as opposed to his core. *Note* The true goal of practicing forms is to allow the brain to form the necessary pathways to allow for the mastery over hips, chest and core. The growth that Faze sensei can still achieve in those areas, for a fifth dan exam, makes me feel iffy (which is probably also the same reason in those who criticize). A suggestion I would like to give to Faze sensei is to gain experience in/take ideas from the forms taught in the karate curriculum. In which each form specializes in teaching one aspect of martial arts (e.g. Bassai dai teaches hip/shoulder control, Tekki nidan teaches chest control, while Nijushiho teaches integration of core/breathing).

[@jakefinlay8787]

Loved this video man. The humility, respect and passion are everywhere. It's what Martial Arts are all about.

[@lukeskytalker41]

God i remember when i was doing my black belt test in taekwondo and i was sooo fucking nervous ,because of all of the eyes that was looking at me.😅😅

[@5324TuiG]

5 degree black belt? Oh dear lord.

[@kieranberryman7685]

san5324 do you see how they all drop their guard when the kick?

[@Tyler-dd9cl]

@@kieranberryman7685 yeah that's not good

[@cooperclarke5169]

Taekwondos useless from things ive seen its too easy to get to black belt black belt should meannyour really good or a good fighter if u do martial arts but its to easy so not really worth wasting time it means nothing in taekwondo

[@alexandrobaptiste3062]

@@kieranberryman7685 a good kizami on their face and there is an easy yuko lol😂

[@firnameweren5311]

san5324 it is his father promoting him to 5th so relax. 😂

[@jeroenherlaar8308]

What ever happened to just white Gi's, and the traditional belt color system?

[@mrstrdknmabalz1412]

nothing. It got americanized. XD

[@bobbyschiappa6360]

People rank themselves. And do what they want ok to many hi ranks at young ages that 5th dan test was a joke the kid has talent he is to young for a 5rh dan martial arts is away of life and age knowledge comes with the tradions of the arts. At that rank of shihan he has much to learn the ranking is out of hand

[@MoneyTimeKings]

Congratulations Faze Sensei

[@humbertogallegos5259]

Man..... you sure know how to honor your dad.... thank you for posting this, it was an amazing exam....

[@BigMikeyVee]

So cringeworthy 😂

[@cswalker21]

Dude, invest in a tripod! I'm getting seasick.

[@nic1738aye]

congrats on ur 5 degree bbelt i was 12 when i got my 1st degree bbelt the at 13 it just interfered on my personal life with school and my dad being sick so i took a break bec my mom spent everyday at the hospital with my dad. keep up the good work

[@aquadragon1]

12 year olds should be nowhere near a bb

[@user-eh2tl4jn3f]

I call that bullshido. Ive been doing kyokushin since I was 8 and now I'm 14. And I'm still one test away from a brown belt.

[@synqshotzz8290]

。ライスボール that means ur bad lol im 2nd degree and im 14

[@DJDomiman]

SynQ ShoTzZ or that means that your karate club just hands out belts like its some god damn candy because your sensei needs to make $$$....

[@claytonlachance4920]

I don’t know why but I just don’t agree with that. I’ve trained karate for 6 years from 8 to 14 and I had my brown belt at a single academy. I then moved and decided to try the local academy. There was like a dozen black belt that were like 12 when I got there. I think I lost 1 spar against this one beast the first week. I just couldn’t stay there. They allowed you to test every month and they offered me my red belt test the second week I was there. So I dropped it and now I do bjj. Just something about young kids getting these black belts when I know they don’t have the physical or technical capacity that should be required.

[@TheLastLevel]

1:50 When you beat blaze as Liu Kang in MK Armageddon

[@hokutoshinken-chrisarmstro131]

I like that red/black gi combo, very stylish.

[@TheJoeToe]

My belt would've fell off atleast 20 times

[@stellartoad]

Ikr, im good at my art, but belts, wtf, i was just doing squats man!

[@berhaneboyiskinder98]

I don't say this much but your vid was very inspirational. You'll never how many people you have effected but I'm sure I'm one of many.

[@poormillionaire8593]

Aye my dude

[@odraodee]

I like how you blend different martial arts and fighting styles all together...really smart and effective

[@timlinator]

Karate is a white gi. My black belt test was three mile run in under 30 minutes, 100 push ups, sit ups, crunches, kicks and crunches, Kata's, self defense bunkai and a lot of sparring, QA by black belt judges on any topic they want to ask related to Karate.

[@1hero866]

Is everyone black belt?

[@Kylejeepadventures]

i am , second degree black belt.

[@Kylejeepadventures]

also 1st degree in Hapikdo

[@DaMadMick]

I love lamp...

[@1hero866]

Justin McElroy lmao

[@DaMadMick]

I DONT KNOW WHAT WE ARE YELLING ABOUT!!!!!

[@jj-wp6wc]

This is a great school for sure. Congrats man

[@zKaRiisMa]

i could imagine a mortal kombat fighter named Sensei :)

[@gucciseatbelt9500]

Imagine a real-time karate shark tank, the examinee would be dead by the end.

[@dallasharris8536]

He's right that sh*ts serious, you go through hard work. He probably had to eat a huge amount of food before this to get prepared, anyways props to you Faze you did good.

[@biggitybaked7017]

If your going to learn something that's actually useful in a self defense capacity, its jujitsu. Why this people spend years shadow boxing I will never know. A blue belt at our bjj academy would own these dudes.

[@GENESIS2789]

because BJJ is *primarily* ground work and in an actual self-defense situation groundwork is usually not your friend... not saying it's bad for self-defense, but there are situations where BJJ is going to get your badly injured if you don't have a strong striking/standing martial art supplementing your skill set

[@biggitybaked7017]

You dont get anywhere in jujitsu if you dont know how to take someone down. Fact is, this stuff is non effective in a combat situation, if it were, it would be far more prevalent. You get too tired throwing hands and feet hoping for a KO. This stuff is certainly better than nothing because, let's be honest, any experience you have where another human is trying to hit you or push you around is better than no experience at all, IMO.

[@GENESIS2789]

certainly, I agree that this isn't exactly effective in a combat situation. But take-downs and groundwork in BJJ aren't much your friend in combat situations either, because if the guy fighting you has friends with him, you're probably gonna get kicked in the head...

[@desTROYtheweights]

Take BJJ or Judo

[@mickeybeahl3664]

@@biggitybaked7017 shut your dumb ass up. Your full of shit. I bet anything your gym is garbage.

[@Howling1978Hound]

It says on the wall; “we are a black belt school”. So I guess it is a good school? But congrats anyway, you do seem athletic. It looks more like taekwondo to me instead of karate.

[@user-di5pc6xq1e]

Looks like a good school, techniques are good and sparring looks good

[@travisgarcia7797]

Congrats i really like your attitude your one of the only channels i let my son wach

[@tellitlikeitis5045]

Excellent demonstration Sensei

[@hartejsanhotra4815]

just looking at this is tiring

[@LowlifeVT]

Burpies suck especially after a 4 hour workout :P

[@ctaukus9146]

5th degree? No offense but check out ginger ninja trickster. 2nd degree,............mad skills. Makes you and me look not so good.

[@kingjamestres]

What are you talking about? Has ginger ninja competed? Send me a link if he has.

[@PieceOfCandyPS]

well no kidding he trains at a mcdojo. He doesnt deserve a black belt and hes getting 5th degree one lol

[@inxz_blizzard_3282]

They do taewkando faze sensia does karate taewkando is mostly kicks dumb ass

[@PieceOfCandyPS]

@@inxz_blizzard_3282 no taekwondo is not mostly kicks. If you had any experience in it you would know that

[@BlueFang714]

PieceOfCandy depends on the TKD you do. Believe it varies by ITF and WTF. I don't recall which if the two I did anymore it's been so long, but it was mostly kicks. What was hands was nothing more than drills. Like, horse stance and punch like karate. Or some "JKD trapping drills" the instructor mixed in, and occasional Judo practice. It was probably 90% kicks. But again, I hear it varies between the two branches of TKD.

[@thomaskral8777]

Hard work pays off.

[@aaronsmyth7943]

So that's how you get a black belt. The mystique is gone forever.

[@joshuacolborn2085]

The amount of insecure BJJ ‘tough guys’ in the comments is astounding...

[@edwilli222]

Yeah, look at everyone having fun, getting exercise, feeling good, laughing and enjoying themselves. Isn't it terrible ;)

[@76SouthRomeo]

What form of Karate is that?

[@l510l]

Jean-Christian Scott jiu jutsu 7:42

[@l510l]

Jean-Christian Scott 7:39

[@brandonlanter3780]

You mean martial arts.

[@76SouthRomeo]

Brandon Lanter He stated that his school teaches Karate, but I'm curious of what type of karate (kyokushin, Shotokan, Shitu-Ryu, kenpo, Goju-Ryu, ect...)

[@SaFeXxRandomxX]

I think its that Okinawan type of shiiieeet

[@pepega8319]

1:00 yeah slap the wrist a few times that will make him let go

[@st0n3p0ny]

"Break the wrist, and walk away"

[@pepega8319]

@@st0n3p0ny yeaahhh, no

[@st0n3p0ny]

@@pepega8319 kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5C6ZXqfas1shpo

[@eddie1975utube]

This looks like a cool dojo. I love the red and black dogis and flooring. Nice katas too. I’m a black belt in another traditional Japanese contact karate school and based on my experience this looks like a good school. A lot of haters here but how many of them are black belts in anything? Show up at a tournament and see how you do.

[@ornithorhynchusanatinus2167]

I'm a brown belt in bjj and have been competing in muay thai for about 4 years. Kind of looks like a mcdojo to me

[@OSMBadGuy]

Respect. It is good to see Budo being applied in practical situations. Great example. Love it!

[@spinachos1868]

Interesting, it’s really like a lot of other martial arts. I guess Bruce Lee was correct about Martial Arts being the same. Really good video.

[@Jorge-pw4hk]

NOTIFICATION SQUAD

[@deadlynumbers6701]

In bjj there's always that time when we're tired, and always that time where we're wanting to give up. Exccept that's when you need to keep doing more. More rolling, more working always. I applaud the hard work you put in 3 hours of any martial art is tire some. Keep getting better and good luck with the training. Osu

[@sullyb23511]

I love it when TMA practitioners compete in MMA and kickboxing and are successful. Congratulations on earning your 5th degree black belt. Osu, from Guam.

[@mattolive9262]

We break concrete in tkd

[@R4IDFTW]

Matt Olive it's not difficult to do, it is actually more consistent than wood if it's only a couple inches