Mas Oyama & Kyokushin Documentary

This is a documentary about Mas Oyama produced in 1990

[@waedjradi]

". . . We must be firm to ourselves. But kind to others." -Mas Oyama

[@tomg1902]

Like u did to poor animal

[@Leprutz]

OSU!

[@Leprutz]

@Wills Pram Yeah I heard that too with the 100 man kumite in three consecutive days. I am not sure. But there surely must be a proof of that. I don't believe Oyama would really claim something he hadn't achieved. He was reported to be a real beast in combat. You could pound him as you wanted he wouldn't budge.

[@EraldoPiccione]

Osu!

[@alexashworth3119]

He was a hard dude. Strong fist 🤜

[@mickymickymike4105]

Man! This documentary is everything! Oyama is a true man and human. Dedicated his whole life to his craft and died living a life fulfilled. I am currently on a journey to finding my life’s fulfillment. Thanks for sharing!

[@dirkbruere]

A life without a mission is a wasted life

[@Crazyoldman84]

A life dedicated to learning how to better hurt another human being. Self defense is great but unfortunately we live in a world where people just want to prove themselves so they fight when they don't have to. Boxing and UFC don't do enough to teach fans that fighting should never be used outside the ring unless absolutely necessary.

[@dirkbruere]

@@Crazyoldman84 Young men fight. It's always been that way because it's hardwired.

[@Crazyoldman84]

@@dirkbruere it happens but it doesn't have to be the way it is. It's almost advertised to do so.

[@dirkbruere]

@@Crazyoldman84 In the past it was far worse. Typically in primitive societies male death by violence were around 25%. Also, the fact that Human males are much larger and stronger than females indicates evolution for just such violent competition. That disparity is common across species where males compete.

[@164Vault]

"Don't show pain even with a broken bone. If you show pain, the enemy will see it".. applies in life too. OSU

[@Agm1995gamer]

From experience, even if you break your bone, you will only feel and know about it after you finished and got home.

[@billybob-xy5pt]

@@Agm1995gamer not necessarily true, depends on the break

[@Agm1995gamer]

@@billybob-xy5pt one of my most painful injuries was just a small tear in the ribcage muscles when i tried to escape an armbar. This one i felt instantly.

[@kauriwilson4876]

That is why with sparring and shin kicks w no shinguard. I showed nothing 🤣 but i did wish to have a shinguard but oh well! If you can endure pain you can do anything! Resilience is my nature

[@erjonsinani2451]

I really needed this. Thank you. Deep respect to you.

[@MrChriss000]

Mas. Oyama was a great man. He changed the face and soul of 'karate' training for the world in recent times by proving there is nothing wrong with following the arduous training path yourself to be lethal if required in a confrontation, whilst speaking softly and listening. The training has changed the lives of millions of disadvantaged people in everyday life by the health and mental health benefits (confidence, usually).. It should be noted I can not remember an incidence of an advanced kyokushin student abusing the training because the training fixes most life problems but I cannot say there are none.

[@Ichigokurosaki24140]

This guy definitely earned my respect born as an Korean when Korea was occupied by the Japanese during WW2

[@KBKim-jt6uj]

He as a Korean beat up all the Japanese karate masters 'LEGALLY' during the Japanese occupation era. For Koreans, he is not just a Master of Martial art, but he is a HERO. Like real life Robin hood.

[@aashirali511]

I’m so proud to be a part of the kyokushin family

[@_Archambaud]

Osu brother

[@PerturaBased]

Osu

[@tirtalee6418]

Osu!

[@DescartesStrollsIntoAPub]

The first martial art I ever took was Kyokushin. When I took other martial arts later on in life I was shocked to find out that you could wear protective equipment. I was taught if you got hit it was your fault for being there and allowing it to happen.

[@kristianpeterson7590]

Funny 😹 I met Richard Marcinko when I was in the Army. He called the Purple Heart the "Enemy Marksmanship Badge"!!🤠

[@kristianpeterson7590]

This is some authentic Mojo. Thanks!!🤠

[@WADE_WILSON_XFORCE]

Also if you get hit with no protective equipment you will learn more and get more conditioned.

[@kristianpeterson7590]

There are pros & cons- I've done Judo & Boxing as well as Karate & Ju-jitsu. Matts & padding let you train much harder without injury. I was supposed to go to Japan to teach English after college & live with my friend Kunihiko Kurata for a year. He knew Mas Oyama back in the day & I was supposed to study with him. Missed that opportunity- what a legend!!👊 Did get a chance to meet/work with Yasuhiro Yamashita who was also in a class by himself 🥋.

[@Ian-yf7uf]

I did kyokushin too but the instructor usually showed us blocks + counters if we kept getting hit in the same spots.

[@RealMeatPie]

He died 25 years ago. RIP

[@artinhjollder4779]

Kyokushin Karate, the true Budo and my way of life. RIP Sosai Oyama. Osu!

[@wokejoke2675]

Did you perform 100 man bukkake?

[@scarvello]

This is the martial artist that Inspired the creation of the Street Fighter character known as Ryu🔥

[@wolmandbaker6858]

Simply a legend. Funny when the Kyo came out, some in Japan considered it as a "working class" karate. Well, the smirk fast disappeared from their faces after a few matches with Oyama`s students

[@Randonraider]

Gracias. Es un privilegio ver al maestro en sus clases y dando explicaciones a sus alumnos

[@UrskogTrolle]

I used to train kyokushin as a child but when I became a teenager I quit. Now I'm days away from turning 31 and I'm strongly considering picking it up again.

[@chengfu7063]

OSU the definition of the ultimate truth resiliency perseverance dedication Drive innovativeness courage sharpness intelligence the tough mentality to endure to adapt and overcome this is Kyokushin

[@dakentaijutsu2010]

OSU. Amazing documentary, proud to be a Kyokushin practitioner, Kyokushin is my love!

[@jimmynich4791]

Am I too old to start Kyokushin, I'm 37. I've done a lot of boxing and martial arts before.

[@dakentaijutsu2010]

Jimmy Nich if your body can handle the training then it's not too late, if you wanna try Kyokushin i say go for it!

[@rocketassistedgoat1079]

I did Seido for a year when 15, and have now-at age 42, started it again, from white belt. I love it and it's not too hard at all, it's just a one hr class, twice a week. To drill in the kata, 10mins a day [an hr a week] is sufficient. Seido is founded in Kyokoshin and it's easy to see those roots, as during my first class I estimate we threw 480 punches, about 100 kicks plus god knows how many blocks of 3 types [even the blocks are an attacking move]. The differences are this; Seido's a mix of Kyokushin [the style of Cobra Kai] and Goju Ryu [the style that Miyagi teaches in the Karate Kid-my black belt instructor confirmed this], and isn't full-contact bare-knuckle. That's because Nakamura, the guy Oyama sent to found Kyokushin in New York, after a decade of teaching that, noticed that people weren't returning and those who did, tended to be young aggressive males. This went against what he felt was the spirit of karate; that it should be for life and for women and children too. So he softened it by mixing it with Goju Ryu [which is a hard/soft style] and introducing protection for the head, hands and feet. But don't underestimate it, my friend Ryan, a black belt who also does boxing; says Seido has the highest consistent level of fitness of any of the styles he's seen at tournaments and hey, doesn't everyone want to be taught Miyagi's style? It's also totally badarse, I've used it twice in a fight situation; once vs 5 guys-which didn't turn out so well [but I still managed to block most of the attacks], the other time; I knocked out this huge 6-foot model with my first and last punch. I only touched him once. Sure, I'd get my arse handed to me by pretty much any other martial artist; but I've also never met an arsehole in Seido, as if you use it to start a fight; you'll be kicked out. By contrast, two of my classmates are from Kyokushin, which tells me; there's something wrong with that style, or at least some of the people it lets through the door. Another friend, a blackbelt in Aikido, has a brother who's a black belt in Kyokushin; and he's definitely a bad boy who's caused a lot of trouble. Of course, you get the good with the bad with most styles; but not with Seido. Anyway, any martial art will work as self-defense. For me, Kyokushin and Goju-Ryu are the two most fascinating forms of karate, so Seido's ideal.

[@edgar22452]

Shotokan practioner here. I definitely want to incorporate kyokushin in my arsenal.

[@guitarianrockin4378]

dakentaijutsu2010 go for it!!!!!

[@wachtlerviktor]

OSU! A great documentary, my masters are at 37:35 performing Seienchin. I have been on the path of Kyokushin for 30 years, and will never leave!

[@axelblaze9927]

osu i wanted to learn kyokushin karate to be able to defend myself against some bodybuilder bullies in college.. is it possible? and how much time wd it take to be at least able to defend myself against them

[@wachtlerviktor]

@@axelblaze9927 OSU! It depends on your dedication, willpower, your instructor, training methods really, I got into a real streetfight with 3 attackers after doing kyokushin for 6 years, at which I could overcome the situation. Fighting on the street and in self-defence situation requires toughness, sparring practice which comes from hard training. So it really depends on the individual, it can be 6 months or 2-3 years.

[@jimkemmink9308]

@@wachtlerviktor whoah! How did you incorporate your training when you had no choice but to fight in a street fight?

[@wachtlerviktor]

@@jimkemmink9308 One: I got lucky, my oppoonents were not trained in martial arts, they were just bullies and brawlers. Before that I had got beaten so many times at trainings, that I could got used to the feeling, and my mental state helped me to overcome the situation. Basically I just started to punch them wherever I could, with my hardened knuckles. But this was 25 years ago in a galaxy far, far away... :-)

[@jimkemmink9308]

@@wachtlerviktor Was it luck though? It seems to me you were trained how to adapt your training to a real-life situation. but I know what you mean by luck. They probably learned a very valuable lesson that day. Do Hardened knuckles make a difference? Thanks for your answer and stay safe and healthy in these weary times!

[@manuelkeats296]

waiting a long time for this..thank you.

[@TheTokyoShow]

very well put together TOMODACHI, thank you for translating it. I am Nicholas Pettas his last Uchi Deshi. Osu !

[@JasonWhiteMartialArts]

Oh wow, I used watched your show all time. Great work, I hope you're able to make more in the future.

[@TheTokyoShow]

Yes. I plan on making a lot more content on KZbin

[@agnivochowdhury1157]

Every time I see this video, every time I hear his words accompanied by the music, I get goosebumps....an amazing feeling... Proud to be a KYOKUSHIN PRACTITIONER....OSU

[@kendokickboxing1356]

same here. and I never practiced Kyokushin but the goosebumps are there. My background is TKD but I love Kyokushin.

[@errbodyhatezchris13]

1...2,1....2,1...2

[@Chijousaikyo]

@@kendokickboxing1356 Well, there are many elements of Martial TKD in Kyokushin. Read about it you might get surprised how alike both are...

[@sreo]

THANK YOU!!!!! IT INSPIRED ME AND GIVE ME DRIVE EVERY TIME.

[@frankygee3752]

what an awesome documentary.. will much it many many times more!!! My style is muay thai and bjj but if I were to train karate... there is no way that it would be anything other than kyokushin

[@1jzsuprapwr]

Also proud to be apart of kyokushin. Osu

[@crusaderone1701]

I remember doing kicks for an hour. I miss training. Even when I fought that was the best time in my life. OSU!!

[@multatuli1]

@@axelblaze9927 bodybuilder so slow

[@Leprutz]

that was the harshest kind of training for me. Doing just one form for one fucking hour. I couldn't feel me legs nor arms depending on what we did. I so need that adrenline and pain rush again.

[@shofardeelohimriaceshebrea9149]

Michael jai white is a body biulder and he aint slow

[@RandelOland901-ATT]

Appreciate the upload.

[@Peekingduck]

So happy I got to see Oyama sensei at a Kyokushinkai demonstration at Nippon Budokan in 1991.

[@turpiebuds3584]

I MET MAS OYAMA TWICE A TRUE LEGEND

[@JakeLeeKor]

If there is no the bull’s reins, his performance has been more brilliant. But he is an incredible person.

[@carlosacta8726]

What a great documentary! Thank you for posting! Arigato Gozaymas Sensei Masatsu Oyama!!!

[@kristianpeterson7590]

I agree!! I learned a lot about something I think is important for the evolution of Full-Contact Sports. Thanks!!🤠

[@presentelaw]

Thanks for this video. Very educational!

[@ronsurf]

Fantastic, thanks for sharing

[@Chrisdaehan]

Very Deep and kind the Letter he got and the way he replied. Osu!!

[@mikehunt9884]

i used to do Kyokushin when i was a teenager... i wish my sensei told me to fight like a demon during competitions..

[@kyokushinkaikankanpur2439]

Proud to be a part of kyokushin. Osu

[@rapedanina5952]

I wish I did kyokushin. Sadly there’s no schools where I live

[@akirosensei]

training by yourself

[@waedjradi]

Train yourself. But begin in the Mind.

[@kevinteran5624]

Good luck finding a true kyokushin teacher in the states

[@rover5058]

train muay thai

[@samuraisaxon6800]

I got one. My Shihan is a 7th degree blackbelt from Japan and was in the Japanese military. I got lucky. I’m in the United States.

[@williambeck6575]

Awesome doc.

[@sreeram7471]

osu.amazing kyokushin now i feel know sosai mas oyma hard work and i know about reality of kyokushin .so i will continue kyokushin througout the life. wonderfull documentary when i watch this documentary real hard of kyokushin . now i got much interested in kyokushin.osu

[@turpiebuds3584]

i cant believe theres this much footage of OYAMA ITS AWESOME

[@spirit4o]

Kyokushin is most powerfull karate style!

[@walthersteen9641]

No one is stronger but kyokhusin is most effective in real life situations

[@multatuli1]

@@walthersteen9641 oyama sensei destroying japan martial world lmao

[@KBKim-jt6uj]

@@multatuli1 he is Korean. no wonder

[@Jhhhhhhhhhhh]

Respect and rest in piece 🙏 Oss

[@p-thought7933]

MASTER OYAMA WAS A BEAST, A TRUE KARATE GRANDMASTER. THE FIGHTER IN THE WIND.

[@ByakkoProductions7770]

I am a proud practitioner of Kyokushin.

[@sansam26]

He is the pride of Korea.

[@takumi7869]

Also japan too. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX3JloetqrBjadU

[@ronaldlee7566]

Oyama Sosai is a truly gem 💎 of Karate. 🥋👊🙏

[@squifflessquaffles6339]

I’m lucky to be able to train bits of Kyokushinkai from a former officer who so happened to be a student of Mas Oyama Sensei himself. Kyokushin forever!

[@jamesnorris2027]

Squiffles Squaffles lies

[@dakentaijutsu2010]

@@jamesnorris2027 how can you call lies if you don't know this person?

[@jamesnorris2027]

dakentaijutsu2010 and you believe squiffles squaffles

[@dakentaijutsu2010]

@@jamesnorris2027 I never said that! I'm just saying you can't call someone a liar especially if you don't know the first thing about the person you commented to, I mean it's the same as if you were to post what you done, and they were to call you a liar or something!

[@jamesnorris2027]

dakentaijutsu2010 I wouldn’t give a toss if they called me liar. Go away you massive virgin

[@brucecox296]

Respects to founder of Kyokushinkaikan Karate Do 🥋 , Mas Oyama (R.I.P) The Strongest Karate 🥋. Osu "Big" Bruce World Oyama Karate Do 🥋 Practitioner

[@maxotakso3244]

I em so happy this exists😇😇😇😇

[@lilyphilia3302]

Some of the scenes in this were featured in the anime series "Karate Baka Ichidia" which told the story of Mas Oyama in a semi fictional form

[@darinjames3313]

Thank God for OUR Great Karate Masters.....

[@KBKim-jt6uj]

RIP Mas Oyama aka Choi Bae-Dal

[@akirosensei]

"We may not the strongest martial art in the world, but we're the strongest *KARATE* in the World"

[@arek3866]

Bravo Japan !!! Support from PL/US

[@timpae3454]

Watch "fighter in the wind". This is a movie how Kyokushin was developed by Oyama master. This movie made with his help and life history.

[@robinceuleers5595]

Kyokushin kai is still my favorite Karate style! I love those high kicks tho. When i was 10-16 years old i trained Kyokushin Kai Karate but.... I wasn't that fanatic either and wasn't really motivated :( I also left there when I was 16 years old, I didn't like the fun anymore and there were also bullies at my dojo.

[@nicolalombardo8593]

Good evening, I'm a student of the University of Westminster, is it possible for me to use some clips of this video in order to reference some aspects of my research project?

[@JasonWhiteMartialArts]

Sure, that's not a problem at all

[@MARIOLONEWOLF]

Great Sosai... OSU from Italy

[@_Archambaud]

OSU 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@vinaysharma4778]

Marvellous documentary 😃😃😋

[@takumi7869]

Awsome documentary. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX3JloetqrBjadU

[@steliosgourdoubas4189]

A Great Man!

[@ipokiikoki9637]

First time Me learn martial art with kyokushin nice experience

[@pokenukem]

Almost all the comments here are: wonderful!, amazing! ... no critical comments, they seem to come from acolytes of a sect ... Oyama was a great martial artist, but, come on, this is not a documentary, it is an exercise in propaganda , it's reality. Oh, and the fight with the bull, almost entirely manufactured (which is still a great show of force with a large animal, but not very aggressive, but drugged or tired) Now I want to see the abilities of these fighters in a scenario like the UFC or similar. They sure have a lot to show, but also a lot to think about.

[@diogenisotavio5061]

Very Nice

[@user-ii6hd7lv2w]

Very cool

[@srijanmajumder7683]

Masutatsu Oyama is a good person and I am sad because he was dead

[@basevegeta9424]

Conditioning is key, even if the movements aren't especially effective, if they are very strong & practiced then they will be very effective........

[@florianislamaj8213]

Great documentary.i love Andy Hug.Oss

[@takumi7869]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX3JloetqrBjadU I like Andy Hug too.I am doing copy of his kicks still.Osu.

[@nazariomega]

Mas Oyama fue un maestro de Karate de origen coreano...

[@164Vault]

Yeah you can tell he speaks japanese with a quite a korean accent.

[@donniebrasco1364]

42:13 you can't tell me mas oyama's strikes are not more powerful than George Foreman's. He could pierce through a heavy bag with his power. Mas Oyama had one of a kind warrior genetics. He was built differently than most.

[@phoenixyt8459]

Wrong it was his bare training he did in that Cold mountain and if they fight Mas oyama will have a win since mas oyama once had the title of iron body as his body was as conditioned as iron and as you know mas oyama focused on defeating people with one hit The fight would end without beginning

[@stefanskogh9648]

Behave. Certainly an impressive striker, and clearly has more power than all his students even as an old man. An amazing feat, but to say more powerful than Foreman should be punishable by a short stay in a mental institution 😂

[@igki00]

Cant believe he literally korean

[@fabiomedeirosdeoliveira6991]

Oss,amo ❤ karate .....

[@karateravi7405]

the great legend martial artist ever born again.respected by world martial artist s mas oyama. lives.

[@timkania6828]

man this is so badass!

[@nazinafif8463]

If you want to work as a lumberjack or a construction worker but don't have any money.Then, Kyokushin Karate is a go to choice.

[@rafiaahmed9553]

Does the sound go off for certain time periods/

[@JavierTorresGDJAGUAR1]

buen combate visto desde Mèxico.

[@samuelrichards3340]

Greetings from 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@_Archambaud]

Osu 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@chaboiseann]

Fun fact : the founder of kyokushin karate is ethnically korean and even speaks korean. His birth name is 췌배달

[@ServantofAllah492]

Mas Oyama is really strong

[@AAC1990]

I've trained 6 styles for over 20 years. TKD, Boxing, Muay Thai, Jeet Kune Do, Kali and Silat. If I were to ever train another style it'd DEFINITELY BE this one.

[@Potatodrumcrow]

Doooo it !

[@djefardeur7958]

This the path of the warrior... OSU !

[@Samunation973]

Whoever choose each music is a god

[@diogenisotavio5061]

Very good

[@samuelbenitez4687]

I'M A MEMBER SINCE 2000

[@FIxt00l]

I am trained in traditional Muay Thai and I laugh at the over the top confidence of beginner karatekas who bully people. I remember wiping floor with some, others run. And I quite doubt modern karate in the ring. But knowing that Oyama was legit, and see the tremendous amount of contributions he made to the world of martial arts and philosophy, makes me tip my hat. He looks so natural...Girls want a 2 metres ripped guy, and no grandmaster was ever this. I am in awe. Thank you, master Oyama. Maybe the only karateka I will ever respect.

[@simmelj]

That's Brian Fitkin speaking at 35:16. He's got a dojo in Stockholm now :)

[@KaranLobana]

I have to say, the cowboy hat goes really well with the karate gee.

[@takumi7869]

Osu. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX3JloetqrBjadU

[@slipperydoorknob2173]

38:39 it's not like these karatekas (Shigeru & Yasuhiko Oyama, Joko Ninomiya, Takashi Azuma, etc.) left with animosity (maybe in the case of Jon Bluming and Hideyuki Ashihara). They just wanted to pursue their own tao. Even Sosai attended early World Oyama promotions. What a strict fanatic.

[@Goexploramundo]

Is perfect 👌 🙌

[@technochemservices2855]

kyokushin has the toughest mentality as compared to other martial arts!

[@priyokumarkhwairakpam3817]

Oss, Sosai Oyama

[@ijustgotyeeted148]

I'm a brown belt in shotokan but man this is impressive.

[@bonnahpatrick6451]

Best

[@Gen965]

Even tho I'm a Kung Fu fanatic. but I love all martial arts especially Boxing as a style. To all the Karate and kung fu experts that's disciplined that only uses they style only for protection and not for disrespecting.✊🏾❤️ Only if u got a sensei that tells u to show no mercy!! I guess if u have too?,💯

[@anarmamedzade]

Oyamo leqenda🤜🤝👏👋💪👍✊👊🤛

[@aeirialechols3852]

Spirit of power

[@subothai]

Sosai oyama! Oss!

[@dentalservice2900]

Im going to a tournament 2dei this vid is inspiring 🙅👊osu

[@user-wc7fd8br6r]

Why is the training camp of the extreme vacuum hand so expensive?

[@aussie207]

I love how Sosai refers to your opponent as the enemy

[@samuelrichards3340]

What do you think is better shotokan karate or kyosuin

[@agnivochowdhury1157]

I want you to upload more videos on KYOKUSHIN....

[@JasonWhiteMartialArts]

Let me see what I have

[@takumi7869]

I am uploading my kyokushin competition on my channel.Osu. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX3JloetqrBjadU

[@alexandernemchinow7733]

Спасибо Масутатсу Ояме.В 1983г.москва все секции закрыты.Увидел книгу "Что такое Карате"М.Ояма автор.По ней начал заниматься понять по картинкам сложно,но энергия силы присутствовала.Начинаешь чувствовать приимущество над другими.После посмотрев на видео первые фильмы Кунг-фу,понимаешь что оно разносторонние и злегатное и именно им нужно заниматься т.к. Карате жёсткое и ограничено в движениях.НО именно Масутатсу Ояма дал начало всему движению и невидимой сверхэнергии жизни.Побеждать нужно уметь без боя,а наращивать технику и разум без конца.