Steve Grandeza. Gan Soo Do . Full Contact Karate . Highlights
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- GRANDEZA MARTIAL ARTS ( GAN SOO DO )
Founded by : Grandmaster Casimiro " Chingi" Grandeza
EST. 1953 @ BACOLOD CITY , PHILIPPINES
MARTIAL ARTS BACKGROUND
CURRENTLY IN CANADA
39 YEARS OF MARTIAL ARTS EXPERIENCE
PROFESSIONAL MARTIAL ARTS MASTER INSTRUCTOR
PROFESSIONAL KICKBOXER .MUAY THAI. MMA FIGHTER
5TH DAN BLACKBELT GAN SOO DO ( GRANDEZA MARTIAL ARTS)
4TH DAN BLACKBELT WORLD MOO DUK KWAN TANG SOO DO
JUDO BROWNBELT ( Davao Judo Club-Master Cesar Rodis)
JIU JITSU PRACTITIONER ( DEFTAC DAVAO-RIBEIRO)
1ST FILIPINO WORLD KICKBOXING FED. (WKBF) WORLD WELTERWEIGHT K1 RULES CHAMPION
11X FULL CONTACT UNDEFEATED CHAMPION & GRANDCHAMPION
3X ULTIMATE STRIKERS NATIONAL MUAY THAI CHAMPION
BEST OF THE BEST MUAY THAI CHAMPION
ARNIS/KALI PRACTITIONER
To MMA viewers who watch this video, Steve Grandeza later became a kickboxing champion and a Jiu Jitsu medalist. So don't try to write anything foolish in the comment section to tarnish his name and fighting abilities. He is a legit instructor.
@@combatsportsarchive7632 Thank you for your kind & wonderful remarks
Tumatapat din pala other styles sa Kyokushin, ayos yan.
Now this is karate.
@alter5057 Check out Richard Trammell from U.S Shidokan Karate. He is also a very skilled practitioner of Tang Soo Do and Taekwondo who kicks ass in their knockdown kumite. Though their bareknuckle format is not the same as Kyokushin's version as they allow grabbing methods with the Gi, throws, takedowns and arm locks for groundwork since the founder sought a more open ruleset.
Hmm this looks more like Tang Soo Do than take kwon do.
So this was an event in Philippines? I don't know if USA had such cool stuff going on in the 90's with Korean martial arts.
@@MaharlikaAWA Hi , yes this is in the Philippines. Full contact fighting started way back in the 70s . This was initially organized by my Grandfather GM Casimiro " Chingi" Grandeza. Then, eventually continued by my father Master Edgardo " Bing" Grandeza.
Thank you .
@@stevegrandezaGSD all Tang Soo Do?
@@MaharlikaAWA Nope, it is open to all styles.
@@stevegrandezaGSD that's what I thought. But was the instructor in this video a Tang Soo Do guy?
@@MaharlikaAWA Yes , he is my father. The person who was responsible in spreading & bringing Moo Duk Kwan Tang Soo Do Soo Bahk Do in the Philippines is my Grandfather.
This is very rough and real😮
HOLY COW!!!!!
Te Kwon do ganando a otros estilos. La cámara rápida hace la magia
If whatever kind of traditional martial art you study ( karate, kung fu, wing chun, etc., etc., etc., ) doesn't do this kind of sparring it is bullshido. All the one step, 'this technique will immediately incapacitate an attacker', stuff goes out the window. This is legitimate martial arts training. It doesn't look all pretty like practicing flawless forms and one step drills where the attacker works with you to make the magical technique work.
You don't understand martial arts and UFC, MMA matches are less real than you think.
You are right. He doesnt. But his opinion *does* have some relation to a Valid critique of many traditional martial arts systems, At least regarding how they're trained these days. @andrepaige9669
The referee is counting in Korean. This is not karate
😊good Moodukkwan from Master Tiger Thompson Taekwondo moodukkwan las vegas
Quick question if they're a real kyokushin fighter why can't they endure those strikes during grappling?
I think because on the ground his body cannot recoil from the strike and must absorb the full bow
Vergonha. Para. O. Kiokushin. Ja. Que. Se. Dizem. Tao. Fortes
Kaano ano mo si Master Jet Grandeza?
Uncle.
@@Mightymight105 Master Jet was my master back when I was still at STAMINA.
This is Taekwondo, not Karate
напишите не пойму кто против кого танг су до против кого киокушин что ли
Moo duk Kwan taekwondo ❤❤❤❤❤
That's Tang Soo Do/ Soo Bakh Do, not Karate..
the competition was fullcontact karate rules
You couldnt be more wrong. Theyre both "korean karate" and based on shotokan
@alter5057
No se sabe ciertamente si practico Karate con alguien o lo aprendió de un libro de Shotokan o del Mismo Gato Yamaguchi no está corroborado por ningún Maestro Japones lo único que se sabe es que practico y enseñó el Karate Coreano del TangSuDo y de quien obtuvo el cinturón negro el verdadero creador del TangSuDo fue Gran Maestro Lee Won Kuk Whang Kee no fue el creador original del Arte Marcial del TangSuDo su Arte Marcial primario que creo y enseñó fue el WhaSuDo no TangSuDo este Arte Marcial fue Creado por el Gran Maestro Lee Won Kuk
@alter5057 todo esto fue antes de que existiera el TaeKwonDo su abuelo en Arte Marcial fue y será el TangSuDo con raíces Japonesas Okinawanse y Chinas ya que la cultura coreana es así 🥋🙂👊🏻