Masters I know who practice Oyama or Oyama style branches have so much difficult time and pain on their knees later in life. Please take care of your knee joint from young blood passion.
Very respectful warrior......from his style ...I knew he is the hero......because he has good heart and good feelings against other warrior.....This is the Main Goal of these sports....
It’s not only about the game! It’s not about winning! Where is your manner and respect towards to the opponent? Don’t point your opponent by your finger, it’s rude!
Brings back memories for me to when i was Uchi Dechi in Wales/Cardiff for Shihan Gary Bufton and i was excersising 7-8 our´s monday to friday, making 1 000 situps every day, running in the morning, and in the evening about 15-20 km all together , on sunday only 2 ours training, but 1-2 times a month we had championship or grading at the club so i dream, training kyokushin karate almost every our in my life at that time. I also remember the waterfall training in Wales in wintertime and BBC was there to film us because they say we couldn't do it when it was below minus outside but i was from Sweden so no problemo...? It was hard but a god lesson for life and before i move to Wales i have train karate for several (8) years but it was first when i came to Wales and train for Shihan Gary i understood what Karate is all about. "To strengthen your body to be alert and make your body to a perfekt weapon" Sosay mas Oyama
Nice played by the winner, excellent reflex and bang on target. Absolutely amazing sportsmanship. I feel sorry for loser, in fact he could have maintained speed - instead of attacking lower gate repeatedly from awkward stance he could have used simple back side kick or back heel kick to deter opponent. Nice video. Good wishes for both winner & loser.👍
Wow you can see that both fighter's are really tuff guy's and the peak of their skills and that's just showing how they walk and they stand and being able to recognise people's gate
My first reaction when i had seen the video in recommendation: oh, there are still great fighters in Japan which compete on a street. Then I read the title more attentive... Anyway, it was a good fight!
Ich war Boxer und habe oft mit einem Schwarzgurt von euch Sparring gemacht. Er hat sein Schwarzen Gürtel bei Ingo Freier in Berlin Neukölln gemacht Ende der siebziger Jahre . Harte Jungs die Oyama Karate Kämpfer.
"If you always put limit[s] on everything you do, physical or anything else, it will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there -- you must go beyond them." Bruce Lee Would you please share your thoughts on how the two differ? Thank you
Emphatically, the key to success lies in their mind, not in the bodies alone to any extreme endurance athletes. Bodies will succumb to the pain if and only if their minds allows it to. So, the limitation of oneself is the bar self created or the thought of a end point of the maximum limit of a person can go. If you allow it to make a margin (boundary) and uncertainty in anything you do then it will be the major factor not to push further more and can spread in your life not only in sports. In simpler words, Bruce lee simply tells not to make a limit for oneself as you can always push more and achieve more. Likewise when you are on a certain level or have success yet you can always have room for improvement and get better. Plateaus being a high flat land meaning you reach at top but the land is flat then you shouldn't think there are no more mountains to climb but have a vision of having no plateaus or not staying there and go beyond that level. In simpler words, just always keep pushing forward without limits and even after reaching certain level keep progressing and go beyond them. These are my thoughts regarding this quote. Thankyou !
@@timetraveller001 Some styles are for sport as a matter of fact most are for sport But Oyama Karate is for combat and full contact, really it was the first full contact karate 🥋 and the preferred style of most MMA fighters nowadays as well 🐻💰🐻
@@powerplay4real174 there is nothing like oyama karate,oyama is just founders name, I'm also Kyu Kushin student so Iam aware of what they are telling you in your dojo, full contact doesn't means others are not doing well & others are not going to hit, belive me every style of karate is lovely even every martial art is beautiful & deadly. Our Sensai use to call taikwando teacher he use to show us beautiful kiks , any katate student can never match the high kiks like that, it needs alot of dedication for that, When I joined kung fu our Sifu was a boxing champion so we got chance to learn boxing there. Just 5 days after attainding the class I came to know how versatile kung fu is. there are 100 things I was unaware of, but I was good in fighting just bcoz of my karate experience. It's my dream to learn judo & jujutsu, may be some day I will practice them. When you find kyo kushin is hard hitting just think about ninjutsu, myu thai & Krav Maga It's a journey dude enjoy it
Interesting how martial arts looks nothing like the movies or instructional videos when it is not choreographed, and the opponents don't freeze after they throw a slow-motion punch.
Kyoushin has preserved the actual fear of fight and mastering the mind, but its too dangerous - full contact... especially for school kids doing karate and participating in every month in mushroomed tournaments... Even as a hardcore old Shito Ryu 2 Dan in late 90s, I will not put my kids into full contact tournaments, gone are the days when in 90s we used to do full contact fights in diff cities and districts and our parents unaware of it :) Good luck
I agree on the rules of conduct being more important than live. It is with heavens help death before dishonour. Of the three big Karate forms, full contact, kyokushin and semi-contact, I prever semi-contact, because it teaches discipline and control over aggression and on cut with a sharp knife is all enough to die or kill if put in place appropriately. Just where I do come from, one of earth's hells kitchens right next to the stove, it is who is your enemey that defines your honor instead of how you fight your enemy. It would be disrespectful to fight provos' enemies respectfully to all honoroble creatures out there. #Irememberausschwitz #jedi #deadheads #anaziisanygooddeadonly
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Thank you for making this wonderful video clip congratulations 🎉 Rupak Vai you are the best 👍
Thankyou for the compliment. Cheers !!!
ossu Brasil.
Masters I know who practice Oyama or Oyama style branches have so much difficult time and pain on their knees
later in life. Please take care of your knee joint from young blood passion.
@@BaradanMainali 999
Very respectful warrior......from his style ...I knew he is the hero......because he has good heart and good feelings against other warrior.....This is the Main Goal of these sports....
Brings back memories of when I practiced 45 years ago in Spring Valley NY….glad to see it flourishing!
Both are good. Clean discipline . Thats the most important thing.
Love you bro rupak
Thank you for posting.
Karate is the watchword of the world!
That is respect for the opponent, even after victory. Congratulations to both of them!
It’s not only about the game! It’s not about winning! Where is your manner and respect towards to the opponent? Don’t point your opponent by your finger, it’s rude!
Excelente combate! El chico de la izquierda estaba un poco nervioso y eso le restó sobriedad para el combate, pero ambos son excelentes.
Best of nepal rupesh dai 🙏🙏😍
Osu Sensei amazing thank you for your video
Por mais forte, por mais sábio que for uma pessoa, sem a essência da humildade, tudo se perde, tudo se esvai em sua jactância. OSS
Rupak is so good love and respect from London..
FANTASTIC COMBAT...YESSSS!☺❤✔
SALUDITOS DANIEL.
ELSANTOUY.
Brings back memories for me to when i was Uchi Dechi in Wales/Cardiff for Shihan Gary Bufton and i was excersising 7-8 our´s monday to friday, making 1 000 situps every day, running in the morning, and in the evening about 15-20 km all together , on sunday only 2 ours training, but 1-2 times a month we had championship or grading at the club so i dream, training kyokushin karate almost every our in my life at that time.
I also remember the waterfall training in Wales in wintertime and BBC was there to film us because they say we couldn't do it when it was below minus outside but i was from Sweden so no problemo...?
It was hard but a god lesson for life and before i move to Wales i have train karate for several (8) years but it was first when i came to Wales and train for Shihan Gary i understood what Karate is all about.
"To strengthen your body to be alert and make your body to a perfekt weapon" Sosay mas Oyama
So glad to hear your story 😊
where you got the lat speech its very motivating pls tell me where you got it?
Nice played by the winner, excellent reflex and bang on target. Absolutely amazing sportsmanship. I feel sorry for loser, in fact he could have maintained speed - instead of attacking lower gate repeatedly from awkward stance he could have used simple back side kick or back heel kick to deter opponent.
Nice video.
Good wishes for both winner & loser.👍
Ese es Kate de verdad y combates reales 👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌
He has defeated him self before he defeated other karate players
KIOKUSHIN EL MÁS LETAL KARATE DEL MUNDO....!!!!
Uechi ryu Is the best
Great fight. Respect to both the fighters.
Sou preta de Taekwondo, e atualmente prático Thai , mas meu respeito ao kyokushin…
Rupak nepali is best playaer..miss you
Keren cepat sekali gerakan dari petarung sebelah kanan salam dari pencak silat Indonesia 🇮🇩
Amazing..tendangan dan pukulan yang hebat dan cepat
Very well explained! Osu!
True spirit of sportsmanship..!! Great fight..!!
Nagyon szép küzdelem. OSU!
Rupak❤❤
Great fight of Karatewith resoect #soieroyale 💓💓💓
Wow you can see that both fighter's are really tuff guy's and the peak of their skills and that's just showing how they walk and they stand and being able to recognise people's gate
Sportif, i like this sport
Beautiful!
Amazing I like it
LUAR BIASA KYOKUSHIN KARATE!
Sir awesome
Osu ..... from karate kyokushin tegaldlimo banyuwangi indonesia
(Under iko nakamura)
só um. luta... não entendi foi Nada. camarada só recuou o tempo todo na luta
pentingnya melatih pernapasan tenaga dalam saat menghadapi lawan yang lebih besar
My first reaction when i had seen the video in recommendation: oh, there are still great fighters in Japan which compete on a street. Then I read the title more attentive... Anyway, it was a good fight!
It's like kick boxing.
OK merci infiniment pour votre
Great fight
Abo hamro main hero
Congratulations Rupesh
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Wow 👌👌💪💪
It's quite an interesting style
Ich war Boxer und habe oft mit einem Schwarzgurt von euch Sparring gemacht. Er hat sein Schwarzen Gürtel bei Ingo Freier in Berlin Neukölln gemacht Ende der siebziger Jahre . Harte Jungs die Oyama Karate Kämpfer.
Nise
気持ち良い試合でした。
みんな強い！ところで、パキスタン人かな？
Both player are Nepali❤️
Both player are Nepali 🇳🇵
Champion is because Good food, Good DNA, Good Coach, Money and hard training.
Real Champ 🏆
👏Arigato✊🇮🇩... Haiyaa🤜🤜
Warrior 😍
The Best..
The best god 👍👍👍🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
super walka😇
Proper karate, domo
Respect !
place is so cool.
💥💥👍👏👏
"If you always put limit[s] on everything you do, physical or anything else, it will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there -- you must go beyond them." Bruce Lee
Would you please share your thoughts on how the two differ? Thank you
Emphatically, the key to success lies in their mind, not in the bodies alone to any extreme endurance athletes. Bodies will succumb to the pain if and only if their minds allows it to. So, the limitation of oneself is the bar self created or the thought of a end point of the maximum limit of a person can go. If you allow it to make a margin (boundary) and uncertainty in anything you do then it will be the major factor not to push further more and can spread in your life not only in sports. In simpler words, Bruce lee simply tells not to make a limit for oneself as you can always push more and achieve more. Likewise when you are on a certain level or have success yet you can always have room for improvement and get better. Plateaus being a high flat land meaning you reach at top but the land is flat then you shouldn't think there are no more mountains to climb but have a vision of having no plateaus or not staying there and go beyond that level. In simpler words, just always keep pushing forward without limits and even after reaching certain level keep progressing and go beyond them. These are my thoughts regarding this quote. Thankyou !
very well said.🙏
These are real warriors with a strong code of honor. Osu.
Oyama Karate is by far & without question
The World's Strongest Karate 🥋🥋🥋🥋
Dont comment like this no karate or martial art is best.
It depends on the fighters dedication towards art.
@@timetraveller001
Oyama Karate is by far & without question The World's Strongest Karate
🥋🥊🐻🥋🐻🥊🥋
@@powerplay4real174 every student of every style claim so, nothing new
@@timetraveller001
Some styles are for sport as a matter of fact most are for sport
But Oyama Karate is for combat and full contact, really it was the first full contact karate 🥋 and the preferred style of most MMA fighters nowadays as well 🐻💰🐻
@@powerplay4real174 there is nothing like oyama karate,oyama is just founders name, I'm also Kyu Kushin student so Iam aware of what they are telling you in your dojo, full contact doesn't means others are not doing well & others are not going to hit, belive me every style of karate is lovely even every martial art is beautiful & deadly.
Our Sensai use to call taikwando teacher he use to show us beautiful kiks , any katate student can never match the high kiks like that, it needs alot of dedication for that,
When I joined kung fu our Sifu was a boxing champion so we got chance to learn boxing there. Just 5 days after attainding the class I came to know how versatile kung fu is. there are 100 things I was unaware of, but I was good in fighting just bcoz of my karate experience. It's my dream to learn judo & jujutsu, may be some day I will practice them.
When you find kyo kushin is hard hitting just think about ninjutsu, myu thai & Krav Maga
It's a journey dude enjoy it
Teddy, in 5the last thirty.
Rarr❤
Môn võ đơn giản.
Oss.!
OSS
Nice huk ❤
Very good more disciplined and respectful
礼儀を知ってるね👍👍👍
Never back away from a bully go forward straight through him fear him never intimidation that’s all they have bigger they are the harder they fall
😮
фильм называется как самый большой остров в мире, пренадлежащий Дании ;)
thailand?
nice figth
i know karate but they´d fight like kick boxing
Hey I recognize that voice Teddy. I’m one of Ray Rinaldi’s old boxers from Syracuse in case you’re reading this.
My god ! So honored to read your comment. He has done great job for the kids out there. ♥️
The guy on the left lack focus at the very beginning when they faced each other. You can pretty much predict with 90% accuracy who going to loose!
Ни чего не увидел. Где бой?
Nice
Salam pencak silat
you know he strong when hes got those bandages
What did Bruce Lee say? Don't concentrate on the finger or you'll miss that Heavenly Glory??
"Don't think. FEEEEEEEEL! It's like a finger pointing away to the moon. Do not concentrate on the finger or you will miss all of the heavenly glory!"
Eso es karate
Interesting how martial arts looks nothing like the movies or instructional videos when it is not choreographed, and the opponents don't freeze after they throw a slow-motion punch.
Very nice, Oss
Men of honour 💪
Kyoushin has preserved the actual fear of fight and mastering the mind, but its too dangerous - full contact... especially for school kids doing karate and participating in every month in mushroomed tournaments... Even as a hardcore old Shito Ryu 2 Dan in late 90s, I will not put my kids into full contact tournaments, gone are the days when in 90s we used to do full contact fights in diff cities and districts and our parents unaware of it :) Good luck
I see some devisions let the juniors wear head gear, shin pads and mouth guards for safety 😊
আপ না দের ফন নামবার
I agree on the rules of conduct being more important than live. It is with heavens help death before dishonour. Of the three big Karate forms, full contact, kyokushin and semi-contact, I prever semi-contact, because it teaches discipline and control over aggression and on cut with a sharp knife is all enough to die or kill if put in place appropriately.
Just where I do come from, one of earth's hells kitchens right next to the stove, it is who is your enemey that defines your honor instead of how you fight your enemy. It would be disrespectful to fight provos' enemies respectfully to all honoroble creatures out there.
#Irememberausschwitz #jedi #deadheads #anaziisanygooddeadonly
😢😢😢😢
we are proud of you bhai
Was waiting for a wing chun guy to appear then kick the karateka's ass
Can't understand
Красивый поединок, осу из России.
Karate s no competition in front of Kyokushin
Rules😮
Rupak nepali I CHALLENGE YOU 💢🥋🥋🥋🥋🥋
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