Kudo Daido Juku - Ultimate MMA

Kudo Daido Juku - Ultimate MMA
Kudo is a martial art which was derived from Kyokushin. It incorporates other martial arts such as Judo and wrestling to form a much more complete art similar to MMA. Watch enjoy and give us your opinion about this art.
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[@IAmMisterSipho]

Excellent. Some karateka actually trained like this, even 30 years ago. My sensei/shihan/mentor was 5th dan Kyokushin, 3rd dan Judo, 1st dan in both Akido and classical Jiu Jitsu (not BJJ). This is what we did, with even more emphasis on grappling (takedowns, locks, breaks, strangulations etc). Was quite a journey. RIP shihan.

[@arthurveo3500]

Of course little guy u are very badass u want more validation or just a cookie?

[@IAmMisterSipho]

Cookie will do, little biscuit.

[@theonlyonestanding6832]

Can a black belt judoka defeat Kudo

[@IAmMisterSipho]

Won't know till after the contest, will we? The Kudo practitioner probably more street fighting orientated than the Judoka. Depends on many things, including the rules of the contest (if any), and the mentality of the contestants.

[@theonlyonestanding6832]

@@IAmMisterSipho Yup, judo is effective but I think I need to strike well too I need two kinds of arsenal Grappling and Striking of any kind. ..

[@CryptoX-kr3wu]

This is an amazing style of Karate. Brutal, practical, and aggressive. Looks even more adaptable to street self-defense than MMA.

[@StillRolling]

I know people are saying they have issues with the head gear but I think it's really good for training because you really get to make full contact but you are all able to go to work the next day without being mangled. Not everyone is a pro fighter,I know some doctors that are serious about training but can't be having their eye swolle shut 👍

[@mrstrdknmabalz1412]

Still Rolling yup, thats me. A doctor doing martial art, but even with headgear i will never compete, even though my coach asked me to. Must avoid brain concussion, man. 😂

[@iroscoe]

Yes it's an intelligent compromise , and a natural evolution of the knockdown karate rules .

[@AleX065470]

i am a kudo fighter! the helmet helps a lot because not only it protects but it gives a really great real street fight simulation factor for these reasons: your sight is tunneled and gets white as more as you breath in it; you have really low air flow because of the low surface of the holes on the plexiglas, like when you're afraid to death; you feel no pain on your face (like adrenaline does when afraid) but you still get the shock and get stunned when hit. train an hour with it and finish with half an hour sparring! after you do it you can see suckerpunches much better with bare eyes! and most of the times react without sleeping! if you get to sleep a pair of seconds, you feel on heavy drugs when you wake up, but you can still fight dangerously! Expecially if the street moron has no skills and just tried to have a coward knockout on you

[@gabriellaskey3613]

Agreed, plus it allows for head butts, the 12 -6 elbow exe.

[@doubleb222able]

Still Rolling but the head gear doesn't protect from concussions, actually increases the chances

[@bozzskaggs112]

That liver splitter at 1:04 was wicked. Does anyone else think this is more in line with what training in Karate once looked like? Even before Judo old kata has what looks like throws.

[@AdobadoFantastico]

Wow, this is the kind of thing I'd always wanted when training karate and Judo. Really cool to see how MMA has stimulated the growth of other martial arts and other competitive rule sets.

[@safdarkh786]

Looks like a mixture of kyokushin and judo!. But even better than both!!

[@gabehcuodsuoitneterp203]

Safdar Kh sloppy Judo?

[@keyboardwarrior9258]

It also has wrestling moves in it.

[@bigmember5908]

seems they are good with headbutts so maybe it's more like Lethwei/Sansho type. interesting either way

[@DonceBeats]

not better then both

[@safdarkh786]

DonceBeats 😂😂😂

[@blacknode]

I'm actually content that they wear protective gear for competition, when you think of the ruling system it just make sense.

[@uglystupidloser]

with full face protection, these guys go into a full brawl with less fear of head ko. its beautiful and i see the appeal, but i think i prefer competition allowing head ko's. but this DOES uniquely open into a throw, grapple, and liver or body ko sport competition thanks to full head protection

[@nealaikin5973]

Kudo is what is what MMA would look like, if MMA striking was karate based. Oh yeah plus headbutts . Man the BJJ guys would love that.

[@NabilAbdulrashidComedy]

Pretty much what karate was for me as a kid back home. As far as I know most of the classical karateka of old were judoka too and vice versa

[@jobiquirobi123]

That’s right, old time karate masters were judo black belts as well

[@scbd-silatchoreographybela7164]

MMA with GI, awesome

[@thewanderer1868]

Ikr

[@PaTrick-cf6ev]

Ehm, sambo...

[@multatuli1]

Longer lifespan

[@kennethscarborough2742]

That's another art of fighting I would like to learn

[@jj-wp6wc]

These guys are RAD! I alternate shotokan on weekends and mma during the week. I love the style in this video, wish there was one of these dojos close to me😃. Keep up the great work!

[@uglystupidloser]

i do admire how they embrace strikes, throws and grappling. really unique... but i think mma is still a superior environment for training because of the influence of traditional boxing. if they took away the head gear, and got serious about winning, the punches wouldn't be so indulgent but i understand this looks cool for spectators, fun to do, and also a way for traditional karate practitioners to really push their limits in all the was modern karate wont let them.

[@kevinteran5624]

Perfect mix of discipline, brute force, and technique

[@АльбертИзоньяров-б3т]

Let me notice that a lot of this vid samples are from videos with russian kudo fighters. I see Maxim Suchkov, Roman Anashkin (the head of russian kudo federation), Yuri Panov, Alexey Kharitonov and Edgar Kolyan

[@belalabusultan5911]

I feel this martial art would fill the gaps for Kyukuhin: head punches - improved takedowns - grappling etc.... the only downside I think would be: less amazing kicks ..... since Kyukuhin practioners improve their kicks to supplement for the (no face punches) rule .....

[@uglystupidloser]

the full head protection instead shifts the emphasis to throws and grappling. a lack of head kicks may be less flashy, but low kicks, sweeps, liver roundhouse, and spinning back kicks to the body would be cool to see be refined...

[@belalabusultan5911]

@@uglystupidloser when you have a limitation, you adapt to work around it. Kudo is more effective indeed, but I am mentioning the small advantage of Kyukushin that it loses with this.

[@KDONeal1]

Love this. Why isn't it in the US

[@OscarPerez-hj2hx]

Martial ars are culture and culture always oves despite frontiers but it takes time.

[@kevinteran5624]

You'd be surprised at the number of other martial arts that aren't in the united states

[@trailokyamukherjee5799]

Good that this not in US.

[@jokrg]

You cannot make money if you are killing your prize cattle... more than once, at least.

[@adopodrinje1499]

usa sucks anyways! they NEVER created anything: they just TAKE OVER everything! ALL sports came from europe or Azia! same as Gracies brought BJJ into usa and then it became UFC1 ! ALL non-americans brought good things.

[@ZEROBAKI]

After I have control of my life and be full responsible of myself I will do kudo

[@loneronin6813]

Best wishes to you in obtaining your goals :) I used to practice various martial arts until a bad back injury from a job I had at the time took me out of being able to take formal classes. That was four or so years ago, and now it's a permanent condition, but I still train from home as much as I can. Kudo looks really interesting and I have a background mostly in Judo and Taekwondo, and I've worked out my own system that uses what moves I'm still capable of and basically pressure test them to the point that they prove functional in a fight. It doesn't look very refined, but I work with what I've got left. I would love to get to a point where I could take up classes again and hopefully achieve my dream of teaching one day. Kudo looks fascinating, and even if I can't find a school that teaches it, I hope to learn more about it either way. I hope that you are living life well and that you have achieved the goals you set. I hope that you can reach your future goals and dreams in life as well. :D

[@mohanin1254]

Same bro yet i got knee injury. I used to practice several martial arts ( taekwondo , MMA , bjj , kungfu , a bit of tai chi and ninjutsu also boxing with some backgrounds of muay thi . When i had my injury i tried my best to get back yet its never the same . Hopefully one day i can achieve what i dreamed of .

[@loneronin6813]

@@mohanin1254 I hope that you are able to achieve your goals :) Best of luck to you and I hope that nothing keeps you down or gets in your way. You've got this!

[@mohanin1254]

Thanks brother, i wish the same for you . Thank you for your kindness and encouraging words ;)

[@loneronin6813]

@@mohanin1254 Anytime, man :D Thanks for taking the time to comment :)

[@Kamingo170]

Someone bring this to the United States!

[@emmiecario3599]

here in the philippines too, we don’t have a kudo dojo and i want to learn it but i think United states is the best place to popularize this kind of martial art.

[@Kamingo170]

@@emmiecario3599 agreed. I definitely would enroll in classes for this. I'm an amateur kickboxer and this seems like alot of fun without me having to worry about a broken nose every 6 months like I am right now lol

[@ronrocker7131]

1:02 ouch... The guy landed on his head...

[@alvarowilson5355]

Awesome I wanna see more of this martial art, in my opinion this can replace MMA

[@uglystupidloser]

its more exciting to watch because of the frenzied pace and active switching between strikes, throws, and grappling. i think it could deserve its own category in One Fighting Championship, along with its categories of Muay Thai, Kickboxing, and MMA.

[@xd_broly4459]

From what i can see they learn alot, karate, judo, wrestling (slams) ect

[@ForHonorUSMC]

That's real Karate right there

[@Tyler-dd9cl]

No it isn't,but still very effective

[@dojimanoryu4969]

real karate was lost centuries ago, i guess the closest thing is goju ryu but, as usual they completely discarded the sparring, so apart from the conditioning, most if its effectiveness is gone.

[@miyu_myu21]

@@dojimanoryu4969 u forgot about practical karate or karateka cause its like the people themself that are trying to bring back the old karate

[@gtr5351]

Pleaseeeee spread this martial art worldwide

[@xmanrosarosa8180]

Kudo e uma arte otima para o confronto na rua,kudo e show

[@maximusarealius1765]

This is awesome.

[@dylan-mw3fq]

So kudo karate is kyokushin with judo and good boxing Spoopy

[@DiegoBombardiere]

you can also do leglocks wich are forbidden in most styles of Judo

[@BigBoss-kn1yx]

As Kyokushin practitioner this is pretty Cool to train also.

[@RedSplinter36]

I'm thinking a lot of GSP type guys will be coming from this camp! Looks bad ass!

[@CarlosGonzalez-vu1ew]

Looks like great training!

[@jackjohn7606]

Very effective for Street Fights

[@grupoyawarete]

EXCELENTE APRESENTAÇÃO !!! Um tipo de luta bem completo, que agrega técnicas de várias artes marciais, com treinamentos bem intensos. Os capacetes de proteção são de grande ajuda, pois possibilitam treinamentos de luta mais reais, inclusive com cabeçadas e cotoveladas no rosto. Agora duas perguntas: 1) Quando iremos ver o estilo KUDO no MMA? e 2) Existem centros de treinamento do estilo KUDO no Brasil? Eu ADORARIA fazer um curso intensivo ou um workshop de KUDO !!! Desde já, agradeço !!! ÔÔÔÔSSSSS !!!

[@link199100]

I would love to train this! But probably there are no schools in my country (sorry for bad english)

[@hardgaymania6492]

its judo kookshin karate and western boxing start with judo and karte after that boxing presto

[@JohnS-er7jh]

I think this is a brilliant idea to have the protective head gear. I just think you are going to last longer (without developing as much head trauma as with other forms of striking martial arts, boxing/kick boxing). While gaining skills to defend yourself/others if every needed. Sure you can do this by only learning Brazlian Jiu Jitsu, Judo, Wrestling or other Grappling based martial arts, but I think learning effective striking is important as well.

[@darkhanamgalanbaterdene2522]

Breathing in that helmet is crazy

[@mikoajxdxdxdxdx4853]

The Fusion of kyokushin and judo.

[@ankushc4290]

Very nice martial arts! I like so much! Which martial arts is this! Made brief video on this

[@kovak22]

Hey, look, this is how karate was. Congratz man.

[@Charlie7829]

1:24 yellow belt guy's head hitting the floor.. ... that's dangerous.

[@salvosensei1]

R.i.p. Wing chun

[@demotrail]

Full contact fighting without compromising your brain .. i like it .. because you don't have to knock your opponent to get the win .. and it is entertaining

[@ronin2167]

How different is this between Hapkido? How much grappling is taught? I've studied, TKD, Karate, Judo, and Aikido. When I got older, the fancy kicking went away, and although I can do a good spinning back kick or round kick now, it's not my go too. I prefer the Aikido/Judo combination with a bit of striking added and low kicks perhanps. LOLOL

[@SANSHUUKMartialArts]

Looks like sanshou with headbutting 👍

[@coreremix1090]

Daidojuku Kncho was from Kyokushin. Greetings from Tokyo.

[@Hercules2636]

OSS, o estilo de KARATE mais completo, me realista, muito bom...

[@pravintrichymartialartsaca5202]

Mas Oyama + jigoro kano sensei mixing😎

[@MindfulBodybuilding]

This is badass

[@Psiberzerker]

Tang Su Do is basically ancient Japanese/Korean MMA. More specifically, it was started as training for Japanese fighters (Roughly Karate) to defend against Korean fighters, and vice-versa.

[@lilith4961]

Woooah you all train and spar pretty hard! Respect!

[@IndigoXYZ18]

This is what Kyokushin should have been doing all along.

[@shatteringairfist191]

IndigoXYZ18 kyokushin was like this but no protective gears and gloves. After many serious injuries occurred, they decided to put some rules in and changed it to be a little more like sport. All traditional karate started out wild but then changed into sport with a bunch of regulations. Taekwondo ITF back then was good but then.... you get the idea.

[@IndigoXYZ18]

Ryuseiken Kyokushin Yeah I had heard they banned face punches to prevent cuts. That said, when the glove technology had advanced, the rules should have advanced with it. Personally I think Kudo should ditch the headgear and use proper modern shin and knee pads and MMA gloves. We still need to invent proper elbow / forarm pads that don't constantly have to be adjusted. They have them for things like paintball, but they aren't suitable for combat sports, the trick is to anchor the pads to the gloves or hand. Padding for the back of the heel would be great too, they have them on those point Karate foot guards and they wouldn't be hard to attach to a shin guard.

[@shatteringairfist191]

IndigoXYZ18 some of the style such as lethwei is very lethal, too. No gloves and allows headbutt. It has the same techniques as muay thai but different rules. Search lethwei

[@IndigoXYZ18]

Ryuseiken Kyokushin I'm familiar with Lethwei. I mean personally I'd have preffered if Kyokushin had gon the Lethwei route and hadn't limited itself even without propper glove technology being avalible, but I understand why they nerfed the rules given their concerns, I just don't get why they didn't update the rules when better protective padding became avalible.

[@ClydeRowing]

I'm not an expert, but I heard Kudo was developed by a kyokushin guy who Mas Oyama had told to develop competition rules that could showcase more of karate than the knockdown format. However, when the Karate+Judo rules were ready, Oyama thought that knockdown was already so established worldwide that starting a new ruleset from scratch wasn't worth it. However, he allowed the developer to split from kyokushinkai to go his own way without hard feelings.

[@rooseveltcade3935]

Love the video. Should have it in the states

[@ilirsinani5349]

KUDO and BJJ is the best mma fight style in the world

[@stealth7476]

very cool. Impressive .

[@tegaralaju5408]

What i love from kudo, you can use headbut for strike opponent

[@suelee6617]

일본은 좋아하지 않지만 화끈하다 저게 남자의 움직임이지 일본은 주짓수등 좋은 실전적무술을 만들었지만 신체특성에 의해 그걸 보급하고 밀리는 느낌 특히 맨손으로 하는 경기봤는데 ㅎㄷㄷ 하더라 울 나라도 격투기를 키워야한다. 총이 승부를 결정하는 시대지만 남자로선 맨손 격투기에 이겨야 속이 시원한법 전통무술에만 의지할게 아니라 뭔가 만들어 특이점을 만들어야할 시기

[@neolg8882]

Maaannn..i didn't know kudo is such dangerous

[@dojimanoryu4969]

The only bone i have to pick with kudo is that they seem to be overly aggressive and discard defense.

[@Ruzzmeister]

I don't think is better than MMA, but seems like a really good sport.

[@fightdummies]

Wow.. Amazing!🤩🤩 Osū 🥋

[@ennodarussalam2065]

realistic street fighting, 100% useful

[@PapaBeastyy]

Wish there was a dojo in texas 😭😭

[@Song476]

I wonder where I can find such a gym in Minnesota.

[@OsteoPana]

And now we are talking karate!

[@AllForManKind77]

Osu! Salam semua dari Daidojuku Kudo Bandung of Indonesian Kudo Federation.

[@adekurniawan8512]

Irmansyah Ihsanul Kamil ...dojonya dimna aja mas

[@AllForManKind77]

Di jln Bahureksa Martabak San Fransisco lt.3 Pusat Beladiri Shudokan hari Sabtu jam 16.00-17.30, Bandung

[@gadingbintang2620]

Kudo ini karate kah bro??

[@edopratamaxyz]

Kudo ini basic karatenya dari shotokan, kyokushin atau yang lain mas ? Di indo udah ada didaerah mana aja ya ? Malang ada ?

[@AllForManKind77]

Gading Bintang iya mas. Kudo itu Karate MMA. jadi lebih ke Kumite dng bbrp aturan safety.

[@SirDehumanized]

Why are they wearing space helmets? Also I like how these guys are showing a lot of the grappling that's in karate. people assume karate is just a striking art but don't know that there are also a lot of takedowns.

[@kasungamalath5011]

Karate is a complete martial art..sadly in modern day competitions (point system) it's not allowed to use it's most vicious techniques due to safety issues and just to keep it as a competition.

[@SirDehumanized]

I feel that point sparring can be beneficial as a drill but I think that karate tournaments need to start going full contact kyokushin style but allow punches to the face. And possibly takedowns to make it more realistic. Also they should have a 15 second standup rule because the whole point of a karate tournament is to find out who's the best karate ka not who's the best grappler.

[@kasungamalath5011]

Well, that's your opinion.. When it comes to "karate do " philosophy it's not about hitting hard and break the opponent's jaw, ribs or legs..hence wkf tournaments will never be similar to kyokushin tournaments

[@KDONeal1]

Sir Dehumanized it allows more contact without easy knockouts

[@moonatodo6787]

One punch to the head can make serious damage to the brain.

[@ratandeb-1234]

This is real kudo guys and i am learning this!@

[@mishkabel]

This is Russian Kudo!

[@justinians9367]

So the same thing iv seen in every mma gym iv been in

[@muhammadsyaifulmukminin2060]

I like it,,, wow,, amazing 👍

[@oneguy7202]

Try zendokai if you dont like headgear

[@johnbravo4093]

Kyokushin mix with grappling

[@multatuli1]

Protector gear for longer lifespan good job

[@cristinagomezpaniagua9142]

Mi deporte ♥

[@georgesmith6275]

On 2x (Speed) It is amazing!

[@iamalpharius9483]

Japan: The best MMA in the world. . . . . Dagastan: Hold my goat milk.

[@Maniahg]

Imo they should get rid of the gloves, there is reason why everyone praised Kyokyshin for being the toughest Karate style ever due to the conditioning of the body when being hit with bare knuckles. Some of the best Kyokushin figthers in the world have a severe advantage with their years of condtioning from Kyokushin Karate

[@KudoKoreaHQ]

Oss!!

[@MMASimplified]

I love it.

[@emre16795]

Osu!🔥🔥❤️

[@daxisperry7644]

Love it!

[@sammalama]

This is kickboxing with Judo throws.

[@gogiamitegaligan471]

1:20 OMG!

[@beammeup2921]

Respekt !

[@mikoajxdxdxdxdx4853]

What martial art is it? Looks like kyokushin karate and judo.

[@stevenfitzgerald2214]

They rush headlong and swing. Anyone with any sense of distance and proper striking would dismantle them. They all seem very strong in the judo aspect of it though. In the actual fights they seem to throw more spinning backfists than proper jabs.

[@LuisMorales-ro6mj]

Buenísimo no vi nunca este arte marcial es muy bueno

[@kobiesboxing4956]

Kudos to Kudo(pun intended).

[@KDONeal1]

Love this..

[@alejandrodonet4794]

Kyokushin karate, judo and box.

[@ЫЫЫБЫБЫРЛЫ]

No. It's just Russian ARB.slight differences in competition rules.

[@johnatangoncalves8165]

Top martial arts...

[@ronki23]

This looks good but I'd replace the headguards with shin insteps and only allow visorless headguards at amateur level. Kudo is a stepping stone to MMA

[@nagyzoli]

Helmets are much better. I would feel a lot safer to fight in competition with these enclosed helmets on. Eye and nose damage is VERY serious issue

[@ronki23]

nagy zoli It's not realistic fighting with helmets as you're not used to getting hit in the face if you get into a real fight. Competition experience should always help you; a helmet is unrealistic.

[@nagyzoli]

Usually the moment you are hit in the face the fight is 90% of the time over(Look up bouncer fight videos on youtube, usually the fight ends with an instant KO at the first hit in the head). You can not fight with a broken nose or broken jaw or swollen eye. Also, you do not get into professional level before being an amateur. That takes years, lots and lots of it. On strong blow to the head is enough to cause permanent brain damage (one hook punch to the temple). So why risk all this for the sake of "realism"? There is no such thin as getting used to hit in the face unless you are doing light sparring or point system. It;s a very serious issue, the brain colliding with the skull as a result of blunt force trauma(main cause of death in car accidents at low speeds), you can not shrug it off as "getting used to". Ok, the select few athletes who compete professionally, they have a super fit and strong body, and they know the risks, ok, theire problem. But at full contact amateur level I think it's esential to have this enclosed helmet

[@ronki23]

nagy zoli there's no headguards in MMA and MMA is both safer and more realistic than boxing or Kickboxing

[@ronki23]

nagy zoli MMA fights don't have headguards and they don't end with just one punch.

[@shoulung]

The only issue I have with the headgear is that they seem to rely on it for defense. Do they know how to move out of the way, or bob and weave. Have they heard of blocking or parrying. All they seem to do is attack.

[@ancientdarkness3102]

You have a point but as far as I know bobbing and weaving when kicks and elbows are allowed ain't a good idea

[@lyndonpung1534]

The headgear is for headbutts

[@gihan9319]

What's the difference between blue and white gi's? Does it show rank?

[@mohammadhosseini7171]

woooow! fantastic 😍 what's it's name ? mix of judo and karate ??! I fall in love with that 💜

[@jackjohn7606]

It's wrestling also....I never heard about it before

[@masjut1]

Respect!!!!

[@joshua_here5849]

Do you do katas in kudo?

[@irobot428]

I just found the martial art I wanna pursue. I just dont know if kudo gyms are common in America though

[@arash5458]

God this is so awesome the only problem is there are lots of martial arts out which are really effective and fun but the type of martial art is not usually the real issue. The real issue is your trainer and the gym. People watching this might be really interested in daido juko ( or any other martial art)but there might not be a good gym or trainer near them and thats really bad.

[@victornavarrosolis1973]

Impresionante!!

[@walzhar21]

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