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The History of Kyokushin Part 2!
If you have not watched part 1, you can find it here.
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In this episode we take a closer look at what happens inside the dojo, from etiquette to curriculum and take a peak at the gauntlet students have to push themselves to endure in order to advance in their training.
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Oh my word, people talk about how aggressive/effective styles like Krav Maga or BJJ is but seriously Kyokushin needs to be in that discussion. That is a hard style
Kyokushin and Muay Thai. The ultimate truths. Any martial art that gets your body hard as a brick is the way to go for self defence. Oss
@@shahed-1367 I was gonna say that 😂😂
The lack of face punching makes people turn their faces sideways
@Endless Road face punched used to be permitted even in full contact sparring due to Sosai's principles, but it definitely caused some damage to his own guys. Seido kai before becoming k-1 actually had match rules where you would take your gi top off and put on gloves to settle the match.
Yip conditioning your body is intense. For an amatuer like me. I love it! I love challenges and hope to move up the belts
It took me 10 years to get my Kyokushin black belt and another 4 years to get my 2nd degree black belt. My black belt test was the last my teacher gave, as he had cancer and died two months later. So, it was emotional for everybody. But another big thing happened. My father died 4 days before the test. I went to get my black belt the day of the funeral. I was in another state of mind. I felt like throwing up and giving up many times during the test, but I kept telling myself : «If I throw up, I throw up. If I fail, I fail. It's just a moment that will pass. It will not last.» It was the biggest lesson of my life on how to be in the here and now and accompany myself, second by second.
Sorry to hear about your losses , but your story and strength is inspiring. Osu!!
Thank you for your comment! Osu!@@hazehunter_au
Mas Oyama was the best! Powerful Kyokushin!
I started my Kyokushin Training in 1985 with a few years miss in total, I can tell you one test where we did roughly 33 different Kihon techniques 100 times each. That was our warm up. 100 squats 100 push ups 100 sit ups. on top of that. However our sparring was only 1 minute in duration and 30 rounds. On a side note I am turning 50 and will be going to Japan in less than a week now. Testing for Ni Dan, I still enjoy the challenge. It does help that I am 6-3 and 250 pounds. I would like to give you kudos for not butchering my art. It shows your integrity and principle, your students are lucky to have you as their Sensei Osu! looking forward to part 3.
Osu!
I'd love to hear what other training methods are used in Kyokushin - I've just begun an offshoot of it and would like to know more about it
osu
100 pushups in one set non stop? 😐
Pv
I really loved this part. My Kyokushin black belt test was one of the hardest and most rewarding things I've ever done. And I had the pleasure to be a part of 3 of my sons test and earn their kyokushin black belts.
Oh man, watching your kids succeed in something you worked really hard for has to be really satisfying!
@@ArtofOneDojo It really was. Tough to watch them get worked so hard. Especially my youngest, he was 11 at the time. But it also was such a moment of pride to know I was part of making them the fine karatekas that they are.
Osu keep chugging bruh, live in the way and lead everyone in the way.
@@AntonioGuamil Thank you. You be well too
Osu
I trained in Kyokushin during the early 80's under Shihan Miura in Chicago. I still have a few indentations in my shins from the leg kicks :-) One thing omitted from the video; there is no distinction between rank during training. You might be a white belt with 2 months of training fighting a brown belt full contact night after night. Shihan Miura said "there are no white belts or black belts... only kyokushin fighters."
Oh, btw.... I enjoyed the video. Very well done!
I study Enshin Karate, a style derivative of Kyokushin and this video helped me understand my art a lot better and why we do a lot of the things we do for grading. Kyokushin is not for the faint of heart for sure.
Much respect to Enshin Karate and Kancho Ninomiya, he did very well in the Kyokushin Karate World Tournaments. He missed out on first place, due to a judges decision, but years later he got his deserved justice and defeated the same Japanese opponent, to win the Japanese National Kyokushin Karate Tournament.
It's from Ashihara NOT Kyokushin
@@Dobbersky I'm aware Kancho Ninomiya did practice Ashihara Karate before he founded Enshin, but he did practice Kyokushin too, so wouldn't it stand to reason that there was some influence from both Kyokushin and Ashihara?
@@thebackpackengineer Kancho Hideyuki Ashihara was his ONLY Karate Teacher. Enshin is a carbon copy of Ashihara Karate not Kyokushin
@@Dobbersky in that case, I stand corrected.
This might not be common practice in all of Kyokushin, but I have experienced it in 2 different dojos in 2 different countries, at regular periods the Sensei will talk to your parents and require to see your grades in school and if they are slipping you are not allowed to continue training. It might be widespread in many martial arts, I have only trained Kyokushin (from the traditional martial arts). I sure hope it is. The dojo is losing money by turning you down for bad grades, but they are creating a net benefit for society by encouraging you to be a well rounded citizen. Anyone else experienced this in their dojo?
Actually yes, I have. In my early Kenpo days we were required to do well in school as well and show report cards and such. The instructor wanted to know what we were applying discipline outside of the school as well. My Second instructor would follow up with parents and teachers if he had a child in class that had behavior problems to make sure they were behaving outside the school. He had a funny story with one kid that was having issues in class and his Mom and Dad would tell the kid that "If you don't behave we'll let Mr. M know and he'll come over and want to know why".
Well one day he actually did have to drop something off at their house and when his parents opened the door and the kid saw him he freaked out and ran upstairs and hid. Apparently he behaved MUCH better after that LOL.
@@ArtofOneDojo Awesome! Older wiser me is a big fan of that practice.
Something similar here. Our youngsters have to have good grades, otherwise they can't apply for belt exam. Also Kyokushin.
I think this is a great idea because, after all, Martial Arts should be helping society by encouraging people to become more grounded and respectful human beings!
My 6.5 year old son is failing subjects in school 2nd year in a row.
He's activities - kids fitness play, JJJ, BJJ over 1 year, swimming classes . Currently doing BJJ (white belt 4 stripes), Acrobatics (still trying egg roll after 2 years training), Shikiokushin (orange belt), swimming (started to swim after 6 years of practice), Occupational and Speech therapies, Warhammer crafts and play(can assemble action figures), tutoring of English literacy both kindergarten and year 1 levels.
From an obviously delayed kid he turned into physically normal and progressive catching up with other normal kids.
Experienced 1 bullying attempt by a physically bigger kid and was able to tackle, mount and choke the aggressive kid. Nobody ever tried to challenge him again 😅
Martial arts helps him to develop perseverance and push the limits. Once he told OT when got a challenging assignment - OSS 😂 and I provided my own interpretation - Persevere, do your best, and succeed. It's he's guiding principles to grow and develop in spite of the lack of many gifts.
it's been 3 months since you did this video about Kyokushin, and I never get tired of watching it over and over, and I wanna say that I tested and earned my 4th kyu just yesterday, I'm staying with it!
That's amazing! Great work! Keep it up!
OSU!!!!from a student of kyokushin who has remained a student for three decades and will remain so,thanks a lot for such a wonderful air
Osu brother
Kyokushin is the fighting styles of true saiyan Princes, so says Vegeta.
Hadoken LoL
I eat vegeta every day...
I appreciate your amazing knowledge of Kyokushin and Mas Oyama. I am truly proud of being a practitioner of Kyokushin.
The name, Kyokushin reminds me of a saying in Kenpo "There are no pure styles of karate. Purity comes only when pure knuckles meet pure flesh, no matter who delivers or receives.". I don't think it was intended as a slam against Kyokushin, but in a weird way, I think they agree. It seems that this is pure knuckles meeting pure flesh... repeatedly.
I love that Kenpo saying, there is so much raw honesty in that lol
Once again you out done yourself, the first part was impressive enough, but part 2 you got it, you're truly amazing us all, especially us Kyokushin karate-kas, keep it up Shihan Dan!
Thank you very much!
After kyokushin you should talk about kobudo. The art of using ancient weapons such as... gardening tools.
Osu Well Done. my training was 6 hours a day 6 days a week. Sunday was optional. You never know what it was like unless you did it. Most dropped out. Harder, harder, harder. faster, faster, faster. Sparring was done nightly winner facing the next opponent. When all the students were done then the Sensei took over. It was life and death with the Marines subject to immediate deployment behind enemy lines. I never expected to come back alive, It was real not play. I started in 1969. That was just me, that was my Kyokushin training. Osu.
This is the same here
Awesome job on the video, as always! I never practiced Kyokushin, but have great respect for the style. I was introduced to karate through a book written by Mas Oyama. Since you asked about viewers who experienced a black belt test, I'll leave a link to a video of my 1st dan test. In 1992, I earned a black belt in Tae Kwon Do Moo Duk Kwan (Tang Soo Do). I began my training in 1987. It was a four hour test in 95 degree heat. As is the custom in a Korean style dojang, we wore red belts instead of brown. The video is only a 30 minute highlight reel. We had students up for 1st and 2nd dan. I'm the short guy, BTW. Haha! Sparing is near the end of the video. We kept it controlled, but spirited. Although, in my second fight, I damaged the ribs of my training partner. We were both really going for it. I wouldn't have known if he didn't tell me after the test. Watch for his hand to drop to protect his ribs. We had just recently adopted safety gear. In the early days we didn't even wear a cup. The quality is about what you'd expect from a 1980s Camcorder.
czcams.com/video/koBe8D7b6Aw/video.html
As a 5th Dan practitioner and instructor of Kyokushin for over 38 years (I was trained directly by Shoshu Shigeru Oyama in NYC and started training at 12yrs old in April,1982), I must correct you on one point in this video. The rank of Sensei in Kyokushin DOES NOT come automatically when 3rd & 4th Dan are achieved. You are still considered and addressed as Sempai. The Sensei title can only be given to you by the Branch Chief, which indicates that you are officially considered a teacher and may even open your own dojo at that point or stay at your current dojo and teach there. Other than that, great information and I appreciate that you respect Kyokushin in general and specifically in how you handled it in this video series. Osu!
Update, the same protocol applies to Shihan and Hanshi (and all similar senior titles within the various offshoots) as well when 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th Dan are achieved.
However, anyone likely to reach that level would have already been supporting the organization through teaching, seminars & tournament organizing & assistance (judging, etc) so they would likely be given the title of Shihan (5th & 6th Dan) or Hanshi (7th, 8th even 9th) anyway. It's more specifically to the title of Sensei at 3rd & 4th Dan typically (as I mentioned) where you remain "Sempai" until the Branch or Organization Chief gives you the title of Sensei, since that is usually when people are starting to teach regularly and become more autonomous. Although 1st & 2nd Dan often teach a lot too and of course as people make their way through the Kyu ranks they are already teaching and assisting their Kohai to a certain extent.
Regarding the different titles for the different offshoots for example, (in IKO1, 2, 3, 4) 5th/6th are Shihan Dai & Shihan & 7th is Hanshi but in World Oyama Karate, under the late Soshu Shigeru Oyama, 5th/6th are Shihan & 7th is Saiko Shihan. They all mean about the same thing in the same way that, Kaicho, Kancho, Soshu do for the head of their respective organization. As you already mentioned, the title of Sosai has been reserved only for Mas Oyama and as far as I'm aware in my 38+ years, no one has ever had the audacity to use that title who has any direct or indirect lineage to Kyokushin.
Regarding my rank and title at 5th Dan, I have respectfully backed off being involved directly with Kyokushin and World Oyama organizational structure several years ago and although I have been given a title of Shihan, I don't use it to refer to myself (as no one should, it's for others to address you) and I don't even wear a black belt with my rank, Kanji or Katakana name on it, I wear a plain black belt unless I actually attend an event on an official level, otherwise the plain one is my training belt. Since I stopped being directly involved, I no longer get promoted but I haven't cared about that for my entire life of training since my skill shows what my rank represents and I am well known enough in Kyokushin circles for people to acknowledge that.
Anyway, I appreciate the heart on my comment above and I apologize for getting into too much of the details of the title nuances of Kyokushin. I could actually expound on so many other areas of Kyokushin regarding the history, training syllabus, dojo and organization structure with all the offshoots and of course the loaded politics but that would be for a private message if you were more curious. I have knowledge right from the source being a direct and close student of Shoshu Oyama and have been around Sosai Oyama as well.
Osu to you and keep up the great work, training and positive attitude!!
You know what would be a great video topic... NEI KUNG or sometimes pronounced NEI GONG. I'm a Wu Tai Chi Chuan practitioner of a few years along with17 years of boxing, and I just started being taught Nei Kung in my 3rd year of Wu Tai Chi Chuan. I literally study under the founder of the Wu Tai Chi Chuan great-grandson, and I think people would freak out if they knew the real power of Nei Kung for health and internal energy.
This is a healing art.
D.N.jayatilake
Isn’t it fake?
Osu! ! Thank you very much for your efford to explain what Kyokushin karate is all about, its history and our founder, Sosai Mass Oyama.
Greetings from a kyokushin black belt student in Norway. Osu!
Calling All Kyokushin Users every single one of you Are extremely Strong in my book 👍🏾⭐👍🏾⭐👍🏾⭐👍🏾⭐👍🏾⭐👍🏾⭐👍🏾⭐👍🏾⭐
Thank you for the part 1 and 2 compilations. I've done some research on kyokushin and everything you presented resonated with my modest findings! A very objective and balanced compilation. Osu!
I'm a 4th kyu student in Uganda.
I never realized kyokushin was so extreme. I learned kyokushin in my early teens for a few years and made it to purple belt, but quit before my brown belt test because I knew i wouldnt pass, because I was too passive/defensive in sparring. I didnt like hittingy friends. Lol
My story is similar to the one below
I'm 52 training in martial arts my whole life since I was 9
I hold shodan in kenpo and shotokan 6 years kick boxing years and dabbled in many other styles
Started Kyokushin at 47 graded to Shodan in June this year at 52.
Hundreds of press ups ,squats, crunches thousands of kicks ,kihon and 18 kata repeated
OSU. Great video. Thankyou. I am a 1st Dan Sempai from Hobart Tasmania. The years of highs and lows, years of pain bruises and and simple exhaustion, the commitment, its all worth every moment. Although I havent trained now for a few years that training never leaves you. The Ultimate Truth lies within yourself. Train to your fullest every time all the time. Only one person knows if you have. You. Honesty. Respect to Sosai Oyama OSU
Could you please do a video on Goju Ryu? Please please please
We want to, these art history videos are great but they require a LOT of time and work, which is why we can only do them once in a while. We launched a Patreon to help offset the costs of the channel, help us get support and pass it around and we can do these videos more often. Goju Ryu, Shotokan, Wing Chun, Judo, BJJ are some of our most requested videos.
Wonderful video and well made. My journey in getting my Shodan Kuro obi was no joke. We do kihons and refine it as we do it along with 100 push ups, 100 squats, 100 stomach crunches and do all of our katas from white belt to your current rank and on top of that (Depending on your Shihan/Sensei), he'll request you to do bunkai examples from certain techniques from katas of his/her choice and you must do it without hesitation. Then comes the kumite. It was hard, but in the end of the day, you'll feel like you've been reborn again and very rewarding.
Once again an excellent job, on chronicling the second part of the art of Kyokushin Karate Sensei Dan! You have done a formidably outstanding chronology, in both the first and second part.
I highly commend you for your summary, as well as a refreshing, re-telling of the introductory video, to remind in the minds of the audience, of the aspects previously covered. You also did a superb job, at pronouncing most of the Japanese terminology, considering you are not a Japanese language scholar, nor someone who practices Japanese martial arts, which make usage of such terminology.
Everything was presented in a clear, concise, well organised and also visually well presented fashion. If this were to be compared to an academic essay, you did what would be expected in such a situation, a great introduction chronicling what would be covered throughout the video, then each segment as if they were the paragraphs of an essay, you decisively detailed each component one by one, clearly and cohesively linking it to the next as well as the previous element. Lastly your revision of all the elements covered throughout the video, like the conclusion of the essay, your summed everything in a coherent and eloquent manner, yet again refreshing and reminding the viewers of everything that you presented in your video.
As a Kyokushin Karate practitioner, teacher and still a student myself, you have done a magnificent job, in honouring our style, the way it should be done so. I am looking forward to the next episode on Kyokushin Karate. Thank you immensely and sincerely, to you and your team Sensei Dan, for this great homage. Wishing you all the very best as always, Osu! 👍 ☺ ✌
Thank you so much! I have really truly loved learning more about Kyokushin and it has actually inspired me look at my own training and see if I can adopt some of the methodology, such a powerful and impressive art.
@@ArtofOneDojo why not Sensei Dan? I myself want to add judo or Brazilian jiu-jitsu to my own Kyokushin Karate training, as well as aspects of American Kenpo Karate, or Even Tang Soo Do, as they very compatible, not to mention kobudo as well! 👍 ☺ ✌
These videos are great sources of information. Thank you for your hard work. 👊
thank you!! one thing i´d like to add: in Dojo-kun every strophe is preceed by the word "first" because all our lemmas are the same important than the others. Thats why you´ll find the ideogram hitotsu in dojo-kun kanji representation. Osu!
I WOULD LOVE TO STUDY THAT ART ONE DAY. I STUDIED SHOTOKAN KARATE AND LOVE IT!!! MARTIAL ARTS DOES TEACH YOU CONTROL!!!
Really good and exact information about kyokushin karaté. Sorry for my english writing.
I thought Jigoro Kano only introduced White, Brown, and Black belts. (Observing that the longer you train the dirtier your obi gets), and he adopted the Kyu/Dan system from Go. It was a judoka named Mikinosuke teaching in Paris in the thirties that introduced other colour belts. I was told in a Judo class once that he took the idea from swimming badges but I've never read that anywhere else. I may be mistaken and if so I'm sure someone will correct me here.
Or better yet maybe a video elaborating on the subject.
You are mostly right, scroll back in my channel list and you'll see a video called "how many belts are in karate?" From around December. I cover exactly that on the video :)
Well done Mr. Dan and associates. What a special gift. Insight, knowledge and a platform to collaborate. Tomorrow night I visit a friends Kyokushin dojo and train for a night as a guest. I hope they don’t take it easy on me!
I really want to hear your experience and how that went! I'm actually excited for you!
Postponed until the 23rd of March. Will update you shortly there after.
Great videos on Kyokushin! I have found very few of these on youtube so I am happy to have found a good breakdown of our style. OSU from Western Canada!
Amazing video, I have such a great respect for Kyokushin style. In part 3 you could talk a bit about Ichigeki Kickboxing, a Kickboxing system based on the principles of Kyokushin and developed by Shihan Francisco Filho from Brazil, which is the style I practice :)
The real Kyokushin is IKO1.
If I could be young again, I'll surely study kyokushin.
I started Kyokushin September of 1969, i did the art for 12 years, San Dan, made first Black in 5.5 years, had to know 56 kata's, the history of Mas Oyama,[God rest his soul}}, and kumate for 9 hours straight non stop. I think the training I went through in Kyokushin prepared me for SEAL training, I don't know if I could have made it through if I hadn't had Kyokushin. The belt rank colors were a bit different in the Radcliff Brothers school in Chesterfield Va. White, yellow, blue, green, purple, 3stages of brown, and finally Black. I will say it was well worth it. OSU.
You’re a navy seal??? Why do I doubt that?
Nice to see you gave Hanshi Steve Arneil a mention I've read a lot of his books he was how I learned what Kyokushin was in my late teens. Also in my dojo we use Soke (so-kay) instead of Sosai when ever we talk about Masutatsu Oyama since he is our grandmaster. We use Soshu (so-shoe) when ever we address Shigeru Oyama whom was the founder of World Oyama Karate, the off shoot of Kyokushin I am training in.
I train under Hanshi Arneil, he is an embodiment of Oyama 🤝👊 Osu
I am 66 and have been training since 18yrs old but still find something new to think about watching your training tips Sensei! This time its the idea of doing Kata in reverse! I am trying it out and finding it hard to do. GREAT! I love challenges and cannot think of a better way of learning than to challenge yourself and as with all techniques i know, the secret of improving is to practice, practice and practice again! Thank you Sensie!
Great video again.Great follow up from part 1. I love how humble you are by complementing others that have obtained a black belt in a style other than yours.
Great video really looking forward for part 3 👍
You've done an excellent job covering the technicalities and spirit. Well done. Dare I say, Osu!
Enjoying this series. Looking forward to part three and the series on Wing Chun. I think your channel is getting better and better. I look forward to the new episode every week
Thank you very much, we're really trying. These art history videos are an insane amount of work and resources. Help spread the word about our Patreon because we're trying to free up more production resources to do these more often :)
Very nicely done! Awesome 👍 looking forward to seeing the upcoming episodes!
Great! 👍 I'm a Kyokushin girl! 💪🤸♂️🐱👤🤼♀️ Osu from Russia! 🇷🇺✌️
Osu! from Phillipines
Osu sister
I am a patreon and I have been trying to decide between 2 Styles, Kyokushin and Shotokhan. Can not wait for those to drop. Appreciate ya man!
Fascinating!
Cool sir 👍
Amazing work mate... keep it coming
Once again, very good!
Another great video.
Osu....from Kyokushin Indonesia
Fahriyan Syamsul Huda Osu!!! From America.
Osu from sweden. 7th kuy student here :)
Osu! 5 kyu student from Sweden
I’m definitely looking forward for part 3
I great respect for those who earn their black belts in this system. OUS!!!!!!
You should talk about Goju Ryu karate. It’s the style I practice!
I practice Kyokushin, but for what I saw, I would really like practicing Goyu Ryu sometime! A great style!!
AWESOME
awesome video, amazing footage
My dad's federation brought Professor Oyama to America. Professor Oyama didn't have a racist bone in his body. He taught everyone and had a black girlfriend in BKLYN. He was a kind fierce incredible man and fighter. I consider him to be probably the GREATEST Kempoist of my era. Rest in PEACE power and paradise sir. He was the TRUTH. 🙏🏼🐅🐉
It would be really interesting if u could do a similar series about the history of shotokan karate as well
I want to, we have more arts in the works. The only challenge is they take a LOT of work, which is why there are months in between them. This channel is a passion project and we do video production professionally but we have to put extra cost and time into making these when we can. We launched a Patreon to help support and offset some of these costs. Help us get support and spread the word around and we can do more of these much more often!
This was a really good one! I was always told he also adopted the shin kicks from Thai boxing as well. And it’s funny that you brought up the red thing. I just had this conversation with Seth Petruzelli former UFC/Bellator/k1 veteran. He is a third-degree black belt in shito-ryu... his particular sect uses The red belt as the second belt! Most Japanese/Okinawan Arts this is a masters belt... you are still referred to as a whatever degree black belt even when wearing the red belt or the coral belt. Whenever I see one of those belts I think of high-ranking black belt or even master! I certainly don’t believe it should be the second belt... 😂
I agree, I like red as a master color as well. I did not like it when Kenpo schools split up the brown level into "Brown, red, and red/black". No, 3 levels of brown and then black. Red is a master color.
my BB test consisted 3 days of intense work. one days was hours of drills and cardio. days two was the same but ended in sparring 20 people at 2 mins each. the the third day was hours of drills and cardio followed by full sanching, where you get hit at full power while doing sanchin kata.
Yeah, sparring 20 is no picnic, I bet it felt good when the test was done!
I did goju ryu and I can definitely see the influence in some of the short and circular techniques.
When I trained in late 70 s 80 s and 90 s Mas Oyama was known as Kancho. Osu.
from vietnam.
I trained shotokan and suzucho krt,MMA,total 5 years up tillnow.
But i always want to become a kyokushinai. cause i know about Samurai Musashi the one who won over 70 guys, and Oyama - god hands who won 3 days 100 kumite challenge. Thay all have Unbreakable Spirit.
of which i am a member since 2000.
Very very Good
This video is cool! I love the deeper info. Could you do this for all martial arts you cover? Maybe going back to your taekwondo video
I really want to. That's why we set up the Patreon account because we want to do these way more often, but they are a LOT of work. Help us spread the word! If we can offset the production costs I can do episodes and series like this much more frequently. I would love to go back to the TKD video as some point and expand, there is a wealth of knowledge there to go into.
At 43 years old I'm looking into starting and looking forward to the journey. I've done kick boxing and jkd/kali,10 years out I think its time.
Start Kyokushin! It is not about being breaking people, it is about pushing your own limits and train hard :)
I agree. I enjoy the grafting and learning more of my self.
Origin of shotokan???
Yo I really really like this so amazing
The kyokushin school I trained at went
No belt
White belt up to 3 bars then
Green belt up to 3 bars then
Brown belt up to 3 bars then
Black belt and you get mater at 4 bar grand master ( red belt ) at 5 bar on up
OSU!
Thanks for all your effort in making this video Sensei. I wonder no 80s classic rock music with this video? (Strike first, Strike hard, No mercy ;))
Sensei it would be a great addition to list out some practitioners at the end of the video of the respective art.
Like for Kyoushin - Andy Hug, Filhio, George St Pierre, Kazukya Kazama, Jin Kazama, RYU, Ken.
If you make Goju Ryu - Connor Mcgregor, Sub - Zero.
Take care sensei and OSU
Thank you, yes video 3 will very briefly mention some names and media influences.
@@ArtofOneDojo And by the way Sensei,
When's the video on the secret technique of throwing fireballs? ;)
good research
Thank you, but I have to give most of the credit on the research to Sensei Juan who really helped put a lot of the research together.
@@ArtofOneDojo Good presentation nontheless
Awesome video sir.
i've been a member since yr 2000 , international karate.
There is only ONE 10TH DAN in Kyokushin and that's The Late Sosai Mas Oyama. Osu!
Great video thank you.
Please look for Goju Ryu and kudo system
Can you please do a presentation on Doshin So and Shorinji kempo ? Also my teacher told me that Doshin So said strength without justice is just violence etc. Oss and respect 🐯
Mirror image kata is an amazing technique.
In the style of Kobudo I study we have Kihon Kata for Bo, Nuachica & Sai. I know them well starting the "normal" way. I'm darn near totally lost doing the mirror.
Oh well, just more reason to train. OSU (although we don't say that in Isshin Ryu the message conveyed is the same)!!!
The biggest change in KYOKUSHIN is the style of the kick. The early Kyokushin kicking style was derived from Shodukan, but it evolved to old Taekwondo style kicks, but without all those useless fancy kicks of modern Taekwondo.
Such n interesting art
Here in The Philippines, Uchi-Deshi students training in Kyokushin Karate are given the red belt and their heads shaved.
Plus only Sosai Mas Oyama hold the 10th dan rank.
Going for my kyokushin shodan in September
VERY NICE! I bet you're working hard for it!
All the best with your Shodan grading in September, Osu!
While it is standard in English to address senior students or teachers by their rank, then name (Sensei Smith), in Japanese, it is proper to address them by name first (surname), then their rank, (Adachi sensei).
oss from chile!!!! iko nakamura federation great video!
Osu desde Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺 amigo, Kyokushin Karate también! 👍 ☺ ✌
great video Osss
I came across a school near me that is Kung Jung Mu Sul. I think would be an interesting one for a video in your style. From what I gather it is the fighting style of the Korean Royal guard. Interesting to say the least.
THx
Congratulation for this video. Very well done in all domains. With respect. Osu Shihan Real De Repentigny Shinshin Kyokushin Karate Canada
Please can you please cover Ashihara Karate founded by Hydeyuki Ashihara who was an Uchi Deshi at the same time as Hanshi Steve Arniell. Ashihara Karate has 10000s of practitioners
Kancho Ashihara Hideyuki of Ashihara Kaikan Karate, along with Hanshi Steve Arneil, were both great and inspirational, Osu!
I enjoy these, will you be doing this for the other major and or less known styles? I hope so.
I really want to, but they are a LOT of work, which is why I can only do them once in a while. We've done couple of them here on the channel, in case you didn't see them we did a very brief look at JuJutsu early in the channel to sort of test to see if our viewers wanted any arts based topics. Then we tried an Origin of Taekwondo to see if a video on an individual art would work. Then we did a 3 part American Kenpo series which went over very well and now this 3 part Kyokushin set. I absolutely want to to more, and we set up a Patreon to offset the costs (we do video production by trade but have to squeeze this show in between client work and use a lot of resources and time to do it). I want to do many more of these.
No mention of Seido? Kaicho Tadashi Nakamura based in NY. Oyama's disciple to teach Kyokushin to the west. A style with branches across the globe and thousands of practionners. In the early eighties we still did 100 man fights for a black belt!.
i was in kyokushin in the 80's and the belt structure was different in my dojo ( white,yellow,orange,green,blue,brown,black). i had a blue belt and was ready for my brown belt testing but had to quit because i joined the military. you are teaching me much about the style that i did not know thanks for that. we were under andre gilbert. any idea why our belt structure was different? tks osu
Probably because of what happens with many arts...people branch off and teach their way and sometimes different organizations form and they want their way to be a little bit different. Switching belt colors is one way to do that and sometimes the material changes over time or gets influence from another system and ideas blend...belt color ranks might merge too.
I still find difficulty in performing The Ura katas especially past Pinan Sono Ni Ura. And often still experience dizziness after repeated practice.
If there is another kata that is exclusive to Kyokushin not mentioned here are the Sokugi katas. These katas are developed by Sosai Mas Oyama and is very unique as The Sokugi katas are the only type that starts with an offensive as with the "yoko-geri" or side kick as the first movement.
Most katas if not all, start as defensive or with a block. Osu!
I subscribet :) when is part 3 coming?
Tuesday :)
Will we get a video series on Goju-Ryu , Shotokan, and Shito-Ryu? :D! I feel like you guys have answered some of my prayers! I've been wanting a youtube channel to discuss the differences and explain what makes each Karate style that style! :D First you guys did Kenpo now Kyokushin! :DDD!
We want to, we get a lot of requests but these art history videos take a lot more work than our regular episodes. We launched a Patreon to help support the channel and offset costs so we can do more of these. Help us spread that word around and get people to sign up and we can do these much more often and with the arts your asking for :)
I have the pleasure of training with sensei Juan at ekk karate under the guidance of shihan vaviti