The Last Group of Uchi Deshi Students: Sensei Rodney Wippenaar's Experience (Long Version)

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Sosai Masutatsu Ōyama was the founder of Kyokushin Karate. Sensei Rodney Wippenaar explains his Karate journey and his experience training with Sosai.
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@solid_fire9388 2 жыл бұрын

im really proud to be part of kyokushin, Osu !

@trentseaton8417 2 жыл бұрын

OSU! Thank you for posting this video.

@ZAKU73 2 жыл бұрын

Kyokushin for life. Osu!

@ojiisanthewise7260 Жыл бұрын

Osu, thank you for the great motivational video Sensei!!!

@karlwalsh1659 4 ай бұрын

Are there any dojo's on the Central Coast ?

@ОнамУчун-й9г Жыл бұрын

😗😨💓💗👍👍

@burtonfootballer5408 Жыл бұрын

BIG problem is that your body wears out and there is no magical fix especially in the uk where you cant even get an apopointment to see a doctor to get a referall to a specialist. Really wish I could stll do it as it was the happiest 20 years of my life when I was training. Hey Ho happy memories and dreams of what may have bbeen although I didnt start until I was nearly 40

@manojkandampully8521 2 жыл бұрын

Oss!!

@daniel-san836 2 жыл бұрын

I love karate. I train several times a week. I work in security and apply myself as an integral person which works impeccably in nagotiating day to day matters and confrontations. I've learned a lot since earning my black belt and several months later leaving formal training. I find it difficult to return to formal training and whilst i miss it and would love to help share the art the way it was shared to me i feel inhibited by my bad habits like smoking cigarettes. Whilst its obvious that the answer is just to quit and I've managed to a few times, its so hard to stay quit and get back to being a devoted karate-ka who helps teach and all that. I do help others all the time in day to day life, have them doing push ups when needed too lol, but yes.. i so long to be back 'in it' with a like-minded group co-encouraging each other, that element of being part of a good club is priceless. But yes, sustained high intensity practice that you find in formal club based karate training is too demanding and too sustained for a smoker. I train the bag, i train my katas, i train weights, mobility agility and flexibility, but its all adapted for less sustain, but roughly the same intensity as a club nevertheless if i train as a shodan in a karate club alongside all the other students jumping up and down the room in the various drills i will dishonour the rank by my lack of ability to keep up. I need advise and help from a karate-ka who gets my position

@mychomonze9728 Жыл бұрын

Being an enthusiastic Martial Artist who has NEVER been to any formal way of training or being surrounded with people with similar mindset I would say. I somehow understand you... The only advise I can give you is be a FULL BLACKBELT..." Learn the way and your own way" said Jackie Chan in forbidden kingdom