Kyokushin Kumite Image Training Part 2

[@KurSHlusS]

I beg you to put english subtitles to this. Please! Thumbs up who beggs for same

[@kingpinda2]

KurSHlusS yes please this is some serious in depth stuff! I think! Need translation:)

[@XD_SPIDER]

yes we need that!!

[@mcruzk449]

Go to captions and click autotranslate

[@bruceparker6142]

I see no auto translate.

[@Aromaticduck]

I train in many different martial arts... but i don't think i would ever try to take on any Kyokushin fighter. Hats off to them

[@gazgjl]

I love the 2 moves from 22:13 - 23:50. there my fav sweeps which will come very handy in general. inside leg sweep and outside after a power block. beatiful

[@OlfT3031]

Awesome

[@thiagolealinstrutor]

Fico muito grato por você ter compartilhado esse conteúdo. Obrigado Oss

[@MattDavisDH]

Miyamoto Musashi said that one man can learn to defeat 10 men by simply training on his own, props to you for understanding that you dont need to understand what their saying to learn, thailand is a prime example of this, when I was there i could barely understand my Kru's but still i learnt quicker than at home.

[@Vekren]

True but know that a teacher can be strong and not know how to teach. You can always push yourself far but having someone push you further and being humble and seeking experts in the field is always better. Miyamoto Musashi dont hold him in such high regard. I have his book “book of 5 rings” lots of good advice for the warrior but he had no honour and would employ cowardly tactics to take the lives of men in duels simply to gain a higher kill count. He would challenge someone, and hide in the bushes watching them for an hour when they dropped their guard and thought he would not come he would jump out and start the duel. No honour in that.

[@pedropechugas]

wow... excellent video !! a personal class with Shokei Matsui. Thanks !!!!

[@katiannesantos5248]

I loved the videos, very good explanation the efficacy, sorry that has no caption, I am Brazilian speak only Portuguese, I already signed up for the channel and who knows an opportunity for a caption in Portuguese in the future, but I appreciate the knowledge passed by the videos, great, I love it, OSU.

[@alienshooter100]

i love it man ,thank you

[@TheUmmahFightCamp]

One reason so many Kyokushin fighters get knocked down from the low kicks, is because they are mixed well with punches. Thai depends heavily and obviously on the low kick. That makes people more aware of its delivery.

[@Vekren]

Also dont forget they are flat footed/grounded and train to target those small weak points shown early in the video. Muy thai trains many ways to leg check and they have their lead leg light and their stance is smaller making them not absorb the kick as much.

[@jcachi1]

Dos Grandes Kyokushin!

[@mesutkilci7043]

The kyokushin fighters are true warriors ! This not a movies....IT'S KYOKUSHINKAI🇹🇷👍👍👍

[@LucaLongomartialarts]

Nice!!:) I love it. :)

[@asiguido]

It's called kyokushin kai. Founded by Mas Oyama. Gedan Mawashi Geri (low turn kick) is common in kumite. Its how karate (minus majority of the wrist locks) should be. Bare knuckle competition for blackbelts 18 and over. No headshots with hands, but everything else is legal. Knees & Kicks to legs, body, and head are legal. Punches to body are legal.

[@ttc.o4007]

NICE!!!! Definitely gets an OSU!!!

[@michaelspyrou1784]

impressive.

[@PeacefulWarrior929]

Excellent Video. Where is Part 1?

[@raismustapha1740]

السلام على من اتبع الهدى ... مصطفى من الجزائر

[@aleksandrsokolov]

Это видео, насколько я понимаю, со второго ДВД серии, которая целиком включает в себя три диска. Вы не могли бы выложить остальные? Заранее огромное спасибо!

[@Wade23581]

12,00. Better is a cross-heel stomp kick, because you can step through it, and put all your weight into it, standing on the back of the opponent's knee. At that point, You have his back or side control, and free strikes to the back of the head. I don't know if he's training for a tournament with contact rules though, so what I described might not be legal.

[@DimitrisSevastakis]

it's true, Oyama worked for the yakuza in his early years in order to make a living and to protect the Koreans in japan from the yahuza.. kind of a deal i think..

[@Vekren]

Oh what?! I never knew that...

[@StefanoVitolo2012]

Osu , Thankyou for the information , I did watched the Kumite combat of Kancho Matsui vs Andy Hug , I didn´t know that about Sosai, so in certain way he was against the international spreading of his art , but why would he be against that , what is in the mind of a Master like he was in this aspect?

[@yhbctv2536]

Osu.. Awasome!

[@Vekren]

When I was younger I didnt understand why Kyokushin fighters fought the way they did. Why no face punches ( because they would do serious head trauma due to no gloves and power) Not block more? Probably power as blocking kicks with direct head on blocks instead of redirecting/parrying or moving away would weaken arms. Why not head kicks? Because they train vigorously to counter them, as soon as they recognize a high kick they low kick the grounded leg. Why leg kicks? Because its equal to a baseball bat swing. Karate is very powerful. I still think some kicks like say the round kick from Muy Thai is extremely powerful as well, as is the fully trained American boxing jab cross hook. I admire Okinawan Karate and Mas Oyama Kyokushin deeply.

[@mighty58]

Is there a Part 1 to this? Osu

[@luram86]

at 4:10 arent the toes suppose to be pointed up when the kick extends?

[@julionunez577]

como se llaman los que pelearon al principio?

[@jougetsu]

there was twisting when he started kicking faster, but yea, the beginning looked wrong (maybe he was distracted while tutoring)

[@shiva888lilith]

beautiful!!!osu!!

[@tommylai6301]

thanks for sharing

[@macrobioticman]

I wouldn't mind learning kyokushin it looks far more effective , I'm currently studying British ishinryu , devised by Ticky Donavan from kyokushin , wado, and shotokan

[@nikkoigawa8057]

Good attack , absence of defence (kamikaze shiai )

[@hotpopcorncake]

Why Yakuza vids in the side bar?

[@fgsf9]

o i never heard of it.is it more oriented then traditioinal cuz it seems like the style is for sport use only n water do u mean by

[@EliteAmericanPatriot]

If 45 degree dim mak strike was performed by trickster hit man, how do I illeviate it. Struck just below the button below your sternum. I feel central tightening and maybe fear my intestines wrapping in circles. Anyways to help appreciated

[@hotpopcorncake]

I would like to know where is this info at, i think it's b's .

[@TheBradgicShow]

8:00 Mr Iron Legs!

[@Wade23581]

Ok 22,30 is pretty badass and deceptively easy take down. Yeah, 230 through 25 is why I LOL @ guys doing spin kicks. Even if they get lucky, it's just bad strategy 9 times out of ten. 27 disguising the leg kicks by starting with a high roundhouse motion. So he keeps the opponent off balance by throwing one or two "real" high kicks, but generally faking the motion and sticking with safer, more reliable leg kicks and body kicks.

[@lilamr]

part 1 plz,,,

[@sajithomas6199]

OSS👍🙏👌🌹❤️

[@risk531]

All I understand is mawishi geri after mawashi geri

[@kozeyzay8022]

hi ! where is Part 1 ? pls get me link .TQ in advance .

[@TutNStrut]

He showing you step by step what he's talking about...he's even getting down on hands and knees to make sure you see what he's explaining...do you really need to hear it to get it?

[@itheunknown]

Kyokushin fighters are used to break baseball bats with their legs so lack of power is not a issue, maybe if you had a minimal background with full contact or street fighting you'd know how hard is to kick properly during a fight. Otherwise, even MMA fights would end after a single kick.

[@Vekren]

So true, this guy knows what hes talking about.

[@minasz]

Baseball bats ahah yeah the part thats thin. Dude I did Kyokushin, im a brown belt and also im did wado kai, muay thai, bjj and train now JKD phylosophy for cage fights. So you dont know me and i know what I know.

[@PeresvetONE]

Давай на тренировку возвращайся =) прогульщик =)).

[@zzz07]

As for me that is an advantage. I hate all this boxing and kickboxing jumping.

[@luram86]

or at 4:00

[@hamidrezasadeh7603]

عالی

[@StreamSynergy]

English subs Onegai shimasu :)))

[@fgsf9]

Wat kinda karate is this free style ???? n y is this guy only using low kicks ???

[@amjadkkhan5683]

OSU make me your fend too

[@roldaocarvalho1720]

Shame... Glauber won that fight. The draw was a steal.

[@shimmeringreflection]

that last fight was close!

[@Lee7676]

sosai mas oyama tried to prevent every possible way for no gaijin can be world champion.thats why nakamura tadashi,oyama shigeru left kyokushin. in first world championship mas oyama declared'we are diffrent.we are not WAKO(they lost to french) our training is very hard! we will never lost to gajin.if we lose,i will committ seppuku!'according to nakamura tadashi shihan,oyama kancho did everyway not to lose gaijin.he said'japanese must win.or else,gaijin will not come to train in honbu dojo.'

[@Vekren]

I believe this sadly, my father trained in Japan 1980s they were very prejudiced. One black Karate fighter ( I think Shotokan) he was so powerful watching the tournament. My father said to him “why arent you in it? You will do so well” and he replied “foreigners are not allowed to compete in the official tournaments/competitions” at the time.

[@warwize]

why are kyokushin fighters knocked down so often by low leg kicks? how come muay thai fighters don't get affected the same by leg kicks?

[@jean4j_]

I'd like to know as well

[@jean4j_]

Would it be because Muay Thai fighters tend to check/blocks the low kicks while Kyokushin fighters just take them and after a while they just can't anymore?

[@anthonysiguido1116]

ここには日本語がわからない人がたくさんいます。英語の字幕を追加してください。

[@mr.nob0dy712]

1:03 song?

[@warwize]

nah, muay thai have head shots and also a higher variety of boxing style punches they have to be aware of. The problem seems to be that kyokushin fighters fight flat-footed so its harder to dodge attacks, and they don't seem to check/block kicks often at all...also it could be a conditioning issue.

[@Vekren]

Yes agree with this, I mean their leg kicks can break baseball bats and they train very diligently however I think the flat footed nature makes them vulnerable, and they dont train to receive punches to face. Muy Thai has amazing conditioning and I believe at least the best Muy Thai fighters in the world have a more powerful round kick as they go up on their toes and push off the ground and fully rotate but we have to think that high kicks can easily be countered by Kyokushin as as soon as they recognize high kick they kick the standing foot immediately. Also Muy thais boxing not that great tbh Im scared of their leg kicks but even I could beat them in hands only as they dont appear to use legs to push off ground for punching and rotate pivot hips. Just my opinion. All styles have strengths/weaknesses

[@fgsf9]

i ment sport oriented.......not water i ment wat (dam u auto check ) n wat do u mean by Its how karate (minus majority of the wrist locks) should be????

[@StefanoVitolo2012]

Andy Hug was world champio if I am not mistaking , and Sosai Oyama was alive by the time, so that seems to be not quite true, I would like to have the source where you came up with that from. Osu!

[@sugarpop09]

Stick any muay thai fighter in front of Elwyn Hall and watch what happens!!! He could make Bruce Lee look slow!!! I cant imagine a muay thai fighter putting up with his relentlesness!!!

[@MrTmc9999]

English sub please.....

[@risk531]

I've seen muay Thai vs kyokushin fights and its not pretty for muay thai

[@alekx58]

shu san quan te jin tien shi qing nah san yuan quan kyang zuo di khan zuo hai

[@belovac]

osu....

[@TheUmmahFightCamp]

Nah, Kyokushin fighters beat Muay-thai 2-1 in challenge match as far back as 1963! Nah, Muay-thai hand positions as well as punch strings are generally inferior to western boxing.

[@amjadkkhan5683]

Hos

[@albertthomas9280]

K in

[@manigood57]

In

[@joopsnoop]

That won't happen fast. That's a long, time consuming and expensive project. Who will pay for it? I will add subtitles and repost for $1000

[@alekx58]

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[@Marco81blues]

@KurSHlusS Stupid foreingers ... jk xD

[@TheUmmahFightCamp]

I will tell you the same thing I tell others and then I will leave this debate for good: You can enter any Kyokushin Tournament!!!!! You do not even have to be connected to a school. Enter the black belt division and get your ass kicked. Until then, you are just another garage and dvd martial artist. Over and out.

[@Gitohandro]

His feet look fucked up 🤣

[@minasz]

black belts and they dont know how to kick with power. thats what i see...all flat footed. no twisting on the heel and hip. Like that you ll hurt your knee and have no power. then whats the use for the kick. keep it home.

[@warwize]

mauy thai punching is far superior to kyokushin, plus they use elbows and know how to bob and weave and dodge head strikes...kyokushin dunno what a head strike is lol the reason kyokushin get knocked down so fast from leg kicks is because they don't move around enough and dodge because they stand flat-footed, they don't block or check kicks for some reason...they just stand face to face hitting each other like punching bags

[@lild1876]

Kyokushin fighters get knocked down by Low kicks constantly due to the placement of the kicks. Kyokushin fighters are thought to aim for the ankle or kick through the lower instep. Nak May's tend to aim for the calf and knee, just take that into account before you start saying so and so is this way and so and so is this way. Secondly Nak May's don't Bob watch a full match our even competition of Muay Thai or Muay Boran they do not Bob they use slight back steps and slow side steps as do Kyokushin fighters. Now stop bickering and be glad we live in a world where you do not have to travel to far away lands to learn martial arts.

[@doncehd6448]

KingQuan nope, completely wrong

[@EliteAmericanPatriot]

If 45 degree dim mak strike was performed by trickster hit man, how do I illeviate it. Struck just below the button below your sternum. I feel central tightening and maybe fear my intestines wrapping in circles. Anyways to help appreciated