Kyokushin karate instructional by Hajime Kazumi

[@gabryg1849]

Grazie Master Kazumi, And You to let these precious Content available.. 🙏🌿

[@noburoiwami8387]

こうして空手の道は続いていくのだな。数見さんは、日本の誇りだと感じます。

[@vagisilsalesman]

I believe Enshin and Ashihara Karate, which are derivatives of Kyokushinkai have its roots in Tae Kwon Do, Goju Ryu and Muay Thai Boxing (elbow, and knee strikes). Even the follow through movement from a round house kick is from Thai boxing.

[@wirezts]

I would love to train with these guys some day, and I don't just mean a month of 'bootcamp seminar' style stuff, I mean genuine living and training with them. There is definitely a real essence of bushido in the way they seem to live.

[@user-to6md5wi9q]

自分は極真史上(分列派も入れて)数見が世界王者になれなかったが最高レベルの選手だと思う。❗

[@SuperDUDERIKI]

Lots of Kyokushin masters either incorporate or learn Judo to compliment their Kyokushin,that's how Shidokan and Kudo came to.

[@samk7757]

This would be great if there was an english translation and I could understand it.

[@GoatOfAllTrades]

Dont know if you'll ever see this but the year is 2024 and the captions can translate now. Not the best but its better than nothing.

[@SuperDUDERIKI]

The theory is to immobilise the opponent to the point they can't continue fighting while utilizing only striking,when two karatekas clinch up in standard Kyokushin rules they will be separated.Judo is chock full of techniques that disable your opponent's limbs or rid him of his consciousness that can be utilized both in stand up and on the ground and not just throws.That's why some of Kyokushin offshoot arts allow grappling since it is another(also easier) way to disable your opponent.

[@elzbietakozak9361]

Thank you so much. You are truth master. Beautiful spirit...

[@yasunotakurou]

kazumi is owesome.

[@joyouslife4all]

very unique stance and fighting style.

[@belovac]

Super...un trés grand champion....OSU

[@wirezts]

Very interesting. I've often contemplated that a level of Judo would compliment the stand up ethic of my/[our] training. After all, Oyama was a Judo practitioner before Karateka as was my teacher. Technically, in our knockdown style though, we would not be permitted to use such grabbing techniques in a knockdown because the theory is to immobilise the opponent to the point they can't continue fighting, not just put them to the floor. But I'm sure there's elements of Judo relevant.

[@rodrigueajax7996]

Belles techniques Kyokushin 💪👍👍

[@King_Achilles]

Thank you for the upload

[@Danghoinach]

Hajime!!!!! Nice

[@aho999full]

勉強になりました。押忍。

[@TheValencia555]

Very good upload, appreciate it. Kazumi was great when reading opponents moves and counter, specially with his powerful gedan mawashi. I love the incorporation of Taikiken and breathing techniques. osu

[@wirezts]

Thank you! I find these hybrids quite interesting, as it's mastering an art style and adapting to possible situations whereby it would have been less ideal to use striking techniques, rather than not learning the true discipline of an art and just learning various techniques from different styles (most MMA) so it's still true to the virtues of martial art you are practicing even though the techniques might not necessarily be of that style.

[@marcioalcantarabomfim8062]

Muito bom

[@iraomaiden3918]

Very good! Osss!

[@BernardSinai]

Kicks to the groin and strikes to the face are only restricted in kumite (tournament or training). However, in a real fight everything is allowed.

[@user-rl8dm9yz4r]

練りの動きがよいね

[@mariapahlewisuryani5910]

Super

[@milkerokam435]

Maria Pahlewi Suryani opaa ima srba aa

[@elvistantacarrasco9400]

osu buen video cuelgen mas videos .

[@ridwanulkarim3560]

suuuuperb

[@Muraku666]

@RKSloth I agree. I took this photo with him at Maki Sensei's Jubilee in Tokyo. Even my sensei looks up to him.

[@pablo197610]

me gusto su forma , veo claramente su manejo de la energia que es lo mas importante , ahi solo el muestra la externo pero se nota su practica interna , eso lo hace mas fuerte todavia..

[@wirezts]

How good would Kazumi vs Machida be? ;)

[@enzoscibelli6309]

KAZUMI THE BEST....OSU

[@johtjep]

Thanks for uploading! Osu!

[@joddden]

that's completely normal. we do that in boxing and kickboxing as well. by being on the offence you force your partner to be on the defence. if you keep the distance, both can be offensive. if you close the distance one will be on the deffensive. or else it is a brawl or a street fight or a battle of strenght or something.

[@webfacer]

Osu from austria! need to learn japanies to understand this!

[@SuperDUDERIKI]

And they modify and pair some Kyokushin and Judo techniques together,as can be witnessed from many Judo moves(like,say,the Osoto Gari,they set it up with a face punch and while the opponent is retreating they sweep their leg in an Osoto movement.)

[@atsunka8056]

押忍！

[@FernandoVadell]

just wish i could understand what the say but its still great to just watch

[@user-hl5py5ie8b]

数見肇さんは偉大な先輩ですね。極真を代表する

[@samme199]

some say it is so you always "stay on your tows", by doing it your legs are tensed and ready, which makes you react faster than when you are standing flat on your foots, myself just think its annoying :) hope i helped heh*

[@wirezts]

How come there's some much grappling, are they training for MMA as well as traditional and knockdown training?

[@MrKoldkraysier]

Maybe he just finds it comfortable? Good vid this one. I got it off ebay quite cheap... Also helps my Japanese. hehe.

[@nickgermano1512]

Osu!!! Kazumi- Sensei

[@user-wc7fd8br6r]

スポンサーか講演会が、あったのでしょうか？

[@josephdjouby1747]

Nice

[@boyvietnam89]

I like

[@Prof.EugenioLoGullo]

OSS!!!

[@roliymec]

muy bueno ossu

[@Imam3Vajebi]

Footwork movement is hidden by hiding the tows? So, all footwork is hidden and the opponent doesn't see the Mawashi geri or Mae geri or the Ax kick coming now that the tows are hidden?

[@yuusama5203]

フルコンタクト空手のひとつの頂点ですね。あまり足を曲げないで蹴ってますよね。こういう蹴りが実は効くんです。

[@eliomarcosta5752]

kyokushin = goju ryu + taekwondo. Oyama sensei was Korean and got goju ryu karate.

[@zakhmy1201]

Taekwondo??? Hahaha

[@thkim8226]

Hahaha that is funny

[@user-rw2ux6sm2r]

Would be nice if this was translated into english, at least more people, (non-japanese) will have the chance to drink from the very source. Its not that a personally like english language... However, Hajime Kazumi is one of the Kyokushin legends. Osu!

[@silentquiet]

His style is not Kokushin any longer. After leaving Kokushin as he was convinced that it was mere sports for competition, he learned traditional Okinawa Karate from Kenji Ushiro. And he concluded that Karate is ultimately to practice Kata though he does not deny Kumite.

[@shatteringairfist191]

his style is still kyokushin base. notice what he teaches in this vid. His trademark low kick comes from Matsui.

[@cuentanoexistente]

This video actually shows kyokushin kumite drills.

[@marcelosdr]

ossu from brasil.

[@moisesERP]

there is anyone how could translate this amazing video to english or spanish? Please !!!!

[@amokranechentir4172]

+Moises Eduardo Reyes Pardo Let's collect some money and hire a translator. What do you say? :) Get in touch with me if you are interested, I am serious.

[@amokranechentir4172]

Alternatively ot would be cool to get the real source of this video. If it's coming from a DVD I would be happy to buy it.

[@KellysMwape-wb7zq]

If there is a God of gedan mawashi geri his name is Hajime kazumi

[@lukaku2095]

Are the Japanese subtitles accurate? Really hope they are. They seem mostly correct.

[@SaikouKarate]

No

[@gildiranbrandadasilva3982]

Legal mais na minha opinião da pra praticar as tecnicas com mais rapidez por que em um cobate ganha quem for mais rapido se tiver resistencia.

[@naka5683]

すばらしい!

[@eliomarcosta5752]

hapkido came from japanese arts (aikido, karate, judô, kendo) practiced in korea during japanese invasion. If some one gets hapkido, has got all of those arts.

[@kyokushineveryday5985]

hajime kazumi was one of the best fighters of the 90s kyokushineveryday.com/2017/05/15/world-championship-tournament-iko-since-the-begin/

[@vavicious]

Osu from Lebanon

[@tadashi_161]

Hello, you seem to be misunderstanding my sentences. My poor explanation, maybe. I just translated the japanese comment above. It says that Mr.Kazumi says about the distance to the students but that he himself is not doing well. So I posted my translation to see how people think about the japanse comment (my translation).

[@rupeshsapkota2087]

はじめ 果樹見 a deadly leg kicker

[@rupeshsapkota2087]

Yes

[@vasanththomas3365]

Sensei do you have any online programs please message me

[@sergehoehn]

check the subtitles.. :D

[@kazumiHL]

OSU - from iran

[@didit751]

could someone give the English subs....

[@osufelipekl]

Is to hide the foot work/moviment.

[@theodoreippon]

osu from Greece

[@nilsonmesquita823]

OSSU

[@kat1944]

osu from Poland

[@TheShinobi32]

I like hapkido way better than most other styles of karate and i like hwa rang do the best out of all styles of karate witch is what hapkido came from and and i like shaolin kenpo karate better than most of the other karate styles than those two,kyokushin and shotokan are way to limited to what you can do and what you can learn.

[@baolamhoang6482]

48.54

[@ErykMaler]

zbijanie rogów bykom nie jest chwalebne, lecz samo kio jest receptą na zdrowie - jam stary to wiem

[@josemanueltorresrubio406]

music name at 2:05 ???????

[@leorosa]

are there subs

[@Punkten81]

If the katas have hidden techniques, how do you practice them? The katas is just the same moves as you practice in the classes but in a predetermined pattern. Allthough the face and groin punch / kicks are removed when fighting.

[@IriaChannel]

Osu from youtube

[@MrKarate_11]

OSU !

[@RyuKamiya86]

osu from germany!

[@khadijaoujda7812]

N

[@Lex_Nocturne]

For me Kyokushin Karate and Brazilian Jujitsu are the best martial arts in the world for any body size in terms of simplicity despite them being hard to master. Combine both with Muai Thai Boxing then you'll be a sick fighter no one will mess with on the cruel streets. 👌

[@Imam3Vajebi]

I always wonder, why do Kyokushin Karateka always sweep the floor with their long gi pants. Is there an ideology behind extra long trousers sweeping the floor?

[@sebastianmiranda5076]

Yes there is. It is to hide your feet when fighting so the opponent is not able to see or predict the kick

[@TheShinobi32]

Yes and you forgot jujitsu also.

[@pablo197610]

perdo quise decir fuerza interior

[@pal7371]

nice .osu

[@harshit_das]

ওসু

[@SuperDUDERIKI]

There's absolutely no Tae kwon do in there,Muay Thai,yes,Kyokushin fighters have changed some of the traditional Karate techniques to resemble MT more,since they were more effective(the roundhouse for example) and Goju Ryu,yes,it's one of the styles that Kyokushin derived from. But absolutely no TKD there,TKD didn't even exist at the time of Kyokushin.

[@aamirshaikh9494]

SuperDUDERIKI but we have to agree on the fact that kyokushin karate is one of the top 10 strongest fighting styles of the fighter has learned it and performed it well

[@slouttop]

THEY NEVER USE GROIN KICKS THEY RARELY USE STRIKES TO THE FACE IN SPARRING. THE PREDOMINANT KICK IS A ROUND (MAWASHI GERI) KICK. LITTLE DO THEY KNOW THEY ARE WEAKENING THEIR KARATE. KATAS HAVE HIDDEN TECHNIQUES AND WHAT GOOD IS THE TECHNIQUES PRACTICE IN KATAS IF YOU DO NOT PUT IT INTO PRACTICE.

[@Imam3Vajebi]

I do not mean any disrespect but it sounds like a strange logic. Of course being ready and quick to react is very important regardless of the length of the pants! Thank you anyway!

[@garbear511]

Osu

[@zujajahmad2071]

What's mean Osu?

[@tadashi_161]

He is saying it is important to get control of the distance over the oppoent, but he is not doing it at all. It can be said so only when you could enter into the space where the opponent becomes completely unmovable. Entering such a distance equals you do not let the opponant do anything, which also equals to the situation that you have realised completely putting the other's position down.

[@user-lv8zc6ji8x]

そのような技ができる人を見てみたいですね。

[@pbjkubera]

36:40の上段！！

[@FernandoVadell]

youtube transcriptions are realy bad

[@ryujayjun3905]

^^bbb*

[@chrish4994]

i pity the baldy

[@user-ym4to6gy2h]

何故極真は全ての人が 個人技に変わっていくの？ 分かるんだけど、極真に伝統って無いよね

[@mheroek]

伝統はありますよ。 あと極真に限らず伝統派も防具の人も古流の沖縄空手に進むのは珍しくない。 この人の師匠の宇城先生も元々は伝統派の競技空手から古流に進んだ人ですし。

[@user-lv8zc6ji8x]

剣術も同じなんじゃないですか？様々な個人の研究工夫によりよりいいと思うものを改良して様々な流派が生まれた。研究工夫せずにひたすら昔の技術が優れてると思って盲目的にやることのほうが形だけで使えないものになるんじゃないの？

[@rise2002]

顔面なしで実戦と言えるのか？

[@jason75]

言葉では、間合いを制するとは言っているが、ぜんぜん間合いを制­したことになっていない。相手が、完全に動けなくなるところに入­って初めて間をせいたことになる。間に入るとは、相手に何もさせ­ないこと、完全に崩してしまうことです

[@johnreidy2804]

The single dumbest martial art in the world....not counting Aikido of course

[@MrINOMO]

言葉では、間合いを制するとは言っているが、ぜんぜん間合いを制したことになっていない。相手が、完全に動けなくなるところに入って初めて間をせいたことになる。間に入るとは、相手に何もさせないこと、完全に崩してしまうことです。

[@delelex]

試合でルール上許される技は非効率の証。 実戦に使える技は反則技。 上段回し蹴りなんて練習して強くなれると思ってるのはまんがの見過ぎ。

[@mheroek]

普通に強くなりますよ。