@@cadkls Unfortunately, sport based martial arts are not the best for self defense. You need a system that also deals with, •Multiple attackers •Defending against weapons •If legal in your country, learn how to use weapons •Scenario training •De-escalation skills •Awareness training •The pre and post fight •Have some understanding about your country's self defense law, just in case you have to justify your actions in court. There's a lot more to self defense than simply sparring.
@@MaxLohMusic Id like to see what MMA punches would look like with no hand protection at all. And I dont mean the BKB wraps, just zero anything to support hands or wrist.
Hats off to you chadi, the one Kudo school in my country is a mcdojo run by a piece of shit instructor who claims he's got 6 or 8 black belts. He assaulted me during class, and told me I'm not welcome to train with him because I don't have a Japanese attitude and I waved and said hi during a martial arts demonstration in public, because it was good to see him again after a while.
This is a really good fit for you with your background. I'd suggest also taking the other arts that Kudo is made of; Western boxing and kyokushin. If you really want to get a better idea about striking, id also suggest exploring other Chinese arts as well like sanda, bajiquan and wing chun to see different striking theories
Looking great! Welcome to the world of striking/MMA (light). Those punching moves are pure boxing. Kudo looks great. Wish there was a club in my vicinity.
I'm always amazed at how similar combat sports, can have such defriend training methods. I walk in thinking... I got this. But soon fell like a fish out of water.
Chadi is the best scholar of judô/jiu-jitsu obrigado TH-cam, a true high master. Congratulations ! Would you do a vídeo on the gokyo boy Robert lassere ?
Never heard of kudo before. This is fantastic. I think this is a great complement to Judo like combat SAMBO is to sport SAMBO. I hope this becomes more widespread and popular.
hands up at all times is the best advice i can give to somebody that has never striked before. High guard is the best for novices (& arguably even pros honestly). Dont worry much about the torso, do abdominal exercises, condition it. Unless you fight Canelo chances are yo don't have to worry much about the mid section, in fact sometimes its good to have it exposed to bait in kicks & catch them.
Oh Brother, what would I give to train in such a Art in a good Dojo like that. In Germany it is nearly to impossible to find Gyms who train things like Kudo or Combat Sambo. Great Video, I respect You and Your skills a lot.
If you want to further your training in striking and Kudo, I highly recommend training Kyokushin; the founder of Kudo Takashi Azuma was a 9th degree black belt in Kyokushin, as well as a 3rd degree black belt in Judo.
@@prvtthd401theres also the enshin style offshoot ashihara which recently implemented grappling takedowns (most of the strat is getting behind rhe person with footwork-tai sabaki for an RNC from what i saw) into their style and curriculum. eager to see what it develops into once they get used to this new grappling component.
Chadiさん、 我々の道場 ”Kudo Paris Ⅻ” を紹介して頂きありがとうございます。またいつでも出稽古に来てください。 Thank you so much for your introduction of our Dojo "Kudo Paris Ⅻ". You are always welcome to come and train with us. Je vous remercie d'avoir présenté notre Dojo "Kudo Paris Ⅻ". Vous êtes toujours bienvenue pour travailler parmi nous. Je vous souhaite un bel été !
I learned the hand tapping of the punch when I was a teen taking Isshinryu Karate. Not sure what they called it. I find all the movement that boxers do to avoid punches is extreme and unnecessary when you start adding threats to them with grappling and kicks and throws. That movement will get you put down or kicked in the head fast.
Gracie University’s master cycle has fight simulation class which resembles the ground work with gloves. Very fun, also very different having to defend against light punches.
Le Kudo sur Paris, j'avais oublié : ça a l'air cool. Chadi tu aurais pu m'inviter le jour où tu allais là-bas, je suis à 2h de Paris 😂 Et j'ai fais judo, jujutsu japonais traditionnel et MMA, j'aurais pu me marrer car y a un peu de tout ça en Kudo en plus... 😮 Bref cool, d'en avoir fait une vidéo ❤
Liam1991 Kudo is not really practical for self defence my ass. Paul Cale, An Australian commando with Kudo background, fend off and broke the arm of a Taliban fighter in a CQB scenario during the war in Afghanistan.
Pour moi il y a trop de points communs entre le Kudo et le Sambo pour que le Kudo puisse survivre à long terme. Le Sambo est beaucoup plus pratiqué dans le monde, rien qu'en région parisienne il y a plusieurs clubs de très bon niveau qui le proposent. Et sinon vive le cross training, je viens à la base du striking (boxe anglaise et muay thai) et j'ai commencé le judo cette année, et tout est hyper complémentaire. Merci pour tes vidéos 👍
problem with kyokushin styles are that they don’t allow you to punch to head. and yes, i know dojos do it, but majority dont. this is a terrible instinct/habit to pick up. kudo’s striking emphasizes close range and staying the pocket, possible for grappling and takedowns. ive read that the space helmet they wear for competition makes your head a bigger target so youre going have a harder time slipping punches.
Après oui quand on a JAMAIS fais de striking ou de boxe ça peut être déroutant, au judo on en fait 0 et en jujutsu japonais traditionnel en général c'est du bidon (sauf un club que je connais qui a une approche MMA). Ce pourquoi j'ai boxer en parallèle, en attendant de connaître ce club jujutsu ancestral MMA... 😊
Really unfortunate that our grappling has collectively become so divorced from striking and even weaponry. I pretty much only pay attention to the grappling in MMA these days.
As great as judo is, Its very outdated, very risky, lot of back exposure. And heavily reliant on clothing grips which is totally stupid. Judo was made for the purpose of Japanese clothing(kimono) which hasnt been worn in the past 90 years. Shuai jiao is a much better option. Judo without leg attacks became very weak and not useful.
Striking is the easiest thing to do but the most difficult to execute. Striking is easy but to hit is not. 😂 The opponent is not a punching bag, they move around. That's why in Silat Sport we don't hit the head, other than for safety and cultural bias, hitting the body is easier than hitting the head. The body is a bigger and a stiff target. No matter if the opponent moving around, the body is there at the center. It is similar like shooting a gun, the police will always aim the body. Striking need confidence and judgement, that's what sparring is for. Only attack when we are confidence and must always have a good judgment because we still need to defend ourselves from the opponent attacks. There is a difference between committed attacks and fishing attacks. The committed attacks are the ones we really want to destroy the opponent, the fishing ones is just to make the opponent react and giving us the opening. But this only apply in ring fight, for tournaments. For street fight it is a different thing. There is no time to anything, it is just the faster the winner and luck do play a part. We are not prepared to fight, never. Nobody can BS me about it. 😁
Go learn boxing. Grappling and boxing goes really well in self defense but not good for pure aspect i.e. MMA or other full contact karate sparring 30 years of being a doorman, with an amateur boxing background and a blackbelt in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, I have never used a kick nor a knee but a punch, throw and holding someone in a submission hold I have definitely used. Moreover, boxing teaches you how to knockout, punch in different angles, bob and weave, distance management and footwork, which is lacking in most striking arts I have observed
What about boxing with gloves and bare knuckle? Changes the game lot? Also, not kicking or kneeing yourself is one thing, but how do prepare for an opponent who does this to you?
I would think as a doorman being overtly offensive, which knees and kicks certainly are, would be out of the arsenal,doorman should be controlling and deescelating
@@michiel5160kicks and knees are good for mma and for the streets too. But in a real combat scenario on the streets, you won't think of kicking or kneeing someone. You're either gonna think of punching him or attempting to do a double leg before attempting to do any other techniques. At the end, it's based on what type of strike or grapple you naturally decide to do first to gain the upper hand in a street fight. And punching and doing a double leg is way more natural than to kick, elbow, knee, and attempting to do any kind of judo style throw or foot sweep/leg sweep takedowns. That's why many people do boxing and wrestling a lot compared to the many people who do other martial arts. That's the very reason why boxers are still severely feared even among the big guys.
@@ajmjl9102 they are indeed, however even a fighter like Jon Jones wouldn't think of using them immediately in a street fight. You would naturally try to punch or do a double or single leg before thinking of other techniques you could do. And even if you were to kick, knee, or elbow first, you'll have to think of doing it before the altercation becomes a physical fight, and that requires you to be very calm during those times. But even the most disciplined of fighters can lose their calm at times like that.
Kudo Paris XII:
instagram.com/kudoparisxii?igsh=YXZrNHhteW05Y281
Can you make a short about just a couple of things you learned. Not necessarily demonstrational like this, just you telling your observations.
Kudos for trying Kudo!
That is such a cool martial art. Very practical for self defense also! Thanks for sharing this!
Not really
@@Liam1991yes really, it combines effective striking, with effective grappling. Ergo, effective.
@@cadkls Unfortunately, sport based martial arts are not the best for self defense. You need a system that also deals with,
•Multiple attackers
•Defending against weapons
•If legal in your country, learn how to use weapons
•Scenario training
•De-escalation skills
•Awareness training
•The pre and post fight
•Have some understanding about your country's self defense law, just in case you have to justify your actions in court.
There's a lot more to self defense than simply sparring.
@@Liam1991All of those things can be met by owning a gun.
@@bluesman4208lol ok Yankee 😂
Well done, always good to try something new. Kudo is the logical evolution of karate and Judo.
Good on you for recognizing the parts of fighting you haven't learned and being willing to learn
Looks like a really cool training session, very interesting drills. If I had a Kudo place near me I'd definitely go train there all the time.
If atemi wasn't banned in Judo, it would be exactly like Kudo.
Kyokushin Karate would look like Kyudo if they allowed head punches and grappling from the feet.
@@MP-db9sw you mean kudo, kyudo being archery...
@@didiercalin7126 yea, I did mean Kudo.
Sounds a bit like saying if striking wasn't banned in wrestling it'd look exactly like MMA; I mean tautologically yes practically by definition?
@@MaxLohMusic Id like to see what MMA punches would look like with no hand protection at all. And I dont mean the BKB wraps, just zero anything to support hands or wrist.
Hats off to you chadi, the one Kudo school in my country is a mcdojo run by a piece of shit instructor who claims he's got 6 or 8 black belts. He assaulted me during class, and told me I'm not welcome to train with him because I don't have a Japanese attitude and I waved and said hi during a martial arts demonstration in public, because it was good to see him again after a while.
Just find a Judo dojo and do some boxing on the side no kicking on the streets that's a very bad idea.
@@zartic4life why? a well placed low kick will KO most average people your own size or smaller
@@Drikkerbadevand I believe he means no high kicks, you are correct
@@zartic4life I already train Judo at an MMA gym.
Was his name Dan Theodore by any chance?
This is a really good fit for you with your background. I'd suggest also taking the other arts that Kudo is made of; Western boxing and kyokushin. If you really want to get a better idea about striking, id also suggest exploring other Chinese arts as well like sanda, bajiquan and wing chun to see different striking theories
Tai Ji blends striking and grappling IF you can find a teacher who knows how to use it.
Looking great! Welcome to the world of striking/MMA (light). Those punching moves are pure boxing. Kudo looks great. Wish there was a club in my vicinity.
Good work for getting out there Chadi!
Finishing that single leg with a knee tap is extremely effective if everything else isn’t working. I loved the video by the way!
The video I've been waiting years for finally exists
Thank You for a very interesting video.😊
Ι Love Kudo. Nice of you to show us more of it
Very interesting! Thanks for sharing your experiences 😊👍
So cool! I'd love to do Kudo or Full Contact Ju jitsu, I've faught in mma a few times, but full contact while in the gi sounda so much fun
so cool to see an educated grappler trying striking. been on my mind for a while, just may have to go for it. thanks for the inspiration
Great stuff! Many thanks :)
Great video! Thanks...
I'm so proud of you!
Brilliant stuff
I'm always amazed at how similar combat sports, can have such defriend training methods.
I walk in thinking... I got this. But soon fell like a fish out of water.
Chadi is the best scholar of judô/jiu-jitsu obrigado TH-cam, a true high master. Congratulations ! Would you do a vídeo on the gokyo boy Robert lassere ?
I’m a ex boxer and judoka of 30 yrs and l love Kudo …you can’t piss around getting a grip in punching range …and head butts are fight ending events …
Great video Chad and respect to you for trying Kudo out.
Good stuff Chadi!
空道や日本拳法は柔道家に向いてると思います👍
チャディさんの探究心に感服🙇
優しい言葉ありがとうございました🙇🏻♂️
Never heard of kudo before. This is fantastic. I think this is a great complement to Judo like combat SAMBO is to sport SAMBO. I hope this becomes more widespread and popular.
hands up at all times is the best advice i can give to somebody that has never striked before. High guard is the best for novices (& arguably even pros honestly). Dont worry much about the torso, do abdominal exercises, condition it. Unless you fight Canelo chances are yo don't have to worry much about the mid section, in fact sometimes its good to have it exposed to bait in kicks & catch them.
Oh Brother, what would I give to train in such a Art in a good Dojo like that.
In Germany it is nearly to impossible to find Gyms who train things like Kudo or Combat Sambo.
Great Video, I respect You and Your skills a lot.
Kudo is such a great art. Unfortunate it’s so hard to come by.
If you want to further your training in striking and Kudo, I highly recommend training Kyokushin; the founder of Kudo Takashi Azuma was a 9th degree black belt in Kyokushin, as well as a 3rd degree black belt in Judo.
I wouldn't recommend Kyokushin, train Ashihara instead or kickboxing or muay thai. I think it is closer.
@@prvtthd401theres also the enshin style offshoot ashihara which recently implemented grappling takedowns (most of the strat is getting behind rhe person with footwork-tai sabaki for an RNC from what i saw) into their style and curriculum. eager to see what it develops into once they get used to this new grappling component.
Very cool to watch. I’ve been want to see more of this martial art. It’s like if kyosushin and judo had a love child and named it Kudo.
I give you a lot of credit for going outside your comfort zone .
Kudo is highly effective for a street fight
素晴らしいビデオですね！
ヤニス選手とは空道で試合したことありますが、とても強くてナイスガイでした！
I think you are going to have so much fun.
Do one year of full commitment in boxing and maybe kickboxing twice a week. Your striking will be pretty good and you mix with Judo
Chadiさん、
我々の道場 ”Kudo Paris Ⅻ” を紹介して頂きありがとうございます。またいつでも出稽古に来てください。
Thank you so much for your introduction of our Dojo "Kudo Paris Ⅻ". You are always welcome to come and train with us.
Je vous remercie d'avoir présenté notre Dojo "Kudo Paris Ⅻ". Vous êtes toujours bienvenue pour travailler parmi nous.
Je vous souhaite un bel été !
ありがとうございました🙇🏻♂️
I learned the hand tapping of the punch when I was a teen taking Isshinryu Karate. Not sure what they called it. I find all the movement that boxers do to avoid punches is extreme and unnecessary when you start adding threats to them with grappling and kicks and throws. That movement will get you put down or kicked in the head fast.
Nice bro. Keep working on that bjj and ground work. You’re on the journey my bro. Soon you’ll be a purple and brown then black
Interesting! The drills look similar to what I learned in hapkido in Korea.
You should do nippon kempo next, since there's a pretty good dojo in France. A contrast between the two would be fun.
Gracie University’s master cycle has fight simulation class which resembles the ground work with gloves. Very fun, also very different having to defend against light punches.
please continue making vlogs of Kudo
Hey Chadi!! I hope you enjoyed your Kudo experience. If you can ever come back to Osaka, let me know and we can do some Kudo together
Le Kudo sur Paris, j'avais oublié : ça a l'air cool. Chadi tu aurais pu m'inviter le jour où tu allais là-bas, je suis à 2h de Paris 😂
Et j'ai fais judo, jujutsu japonais traditionnel et MMA, j'aurais pu me marrer car y a un peu de tout ça en Kudo en plus... 😮
Bref cool, d'en avoir fait une vidéo ❤
Liam1991 Kudo is not really practical for self defence my ass. Paul Cale, An Australian commando with Kudo background, fend off and broke the arm of a Taliban fighter in a CQB scenario during the war in Afghanistan.
@combatsportsarchive It's nice to see you in the comments! I'm a fan of your channel and what you're doing with it.
Kyokushin, judo and BJJ - Tettsu Bushi Jitsu 🙏🙏
Kudo is a fantastic foundation to build from
Nice!
Kudos would be an awesome art for get into striking with your Judo base
Really interesting to hear boxing referred to as english boxing (boxe anglaise?)
I thought Kubdo was Okinawan weapons ? Could you please explain this to me so I can understand this ty .
No atemi waza in your Judo background???
Sad that dont exist in portugal, enjoy man.
Did you have to change your stance to the opposite of your judo stance?
wish I would have studied that in my youth!
Last training of the year? When half of the year is still to come? Strange...
Pour moi il y a trop de points communs entre le Kudo et le Sambo pour que le Kudo puisse survivre à long terme.
Le Sambo est beaucoup plus pratiqué dans le monde, rien qu'en région parisienne il y a plusieurs clubs de très bon niveau qui le proposent.
Et sinon vive le cross training, je viens à la base du striking (boxe anglaise et muay thai) et j'ai commencé le judo cette année, et tout est hyper complémentaire.
Merci pour tes vidéos 👍
problem with kyokushin styles are that they don’t allow you to punch to head. and yes, i know dojos do it, but majority dont. this is a terrible instinct/habit to pick up. kudo’s striking emphasizes close range and staying the pocket, possible for grappling and takedowns. ive read that the space helmet they wear for competition makes your head a bigger target so youre going have a harder time slipping punches.
Your hikikomi gaeshi could have stuck if you switched your belt grip into an overhook or sleeve grip on his right arm!
My local kudo gym switched to combat sambo
Since when did grapplers like striking arts
Your Judo school didn't train that Judo form which has a mouthful for a name and it is pure striking?
Good stuff sir
Jujutsu incorporates strikes and kicks as well at least the Japan version . I will suggest to try luta livre it is much more efficient than Bjj 💪
Blue belt in jujutsu or in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu?
Bjj
you can try combat Sambo
Après oui quand on a JAMAIS fais de striking ou de boxe ça peut être déroutant, au judo on en fait 0 et en jujutsu japonais traditionnel en général c'est du bidon (sauf un club que je connais qui a une approche MMA).
Ce pourquoi j'ai boxer en parallèle, en attendant de connaître ce club jujutsu ancestral MMA... 😊
Jeet Kune Do?
JJIF Fighting system is fun
空道
Ｋ－１チャンピオンセームシュルトのベースだなぁ。
UFCスタイルのベースでもある。
I'm a kudoka in Italy. I don't know this guy but he seems like he went to a world tournament. Average kudoka does not have that ground skills
Really unfortunate that our grappling has collectively become so divorced from striking and even weaponry. I pretty much only pay attention to the grappling in MMA these days.
As great as judo is,
Its very outdated, very risky, lot of back exposure. And heavily reliant on clothing grips which is totally stupid. Judo was made for the purpose of Japanese clothing(kimono)
which hasnt been worn in the past 90 years.
Shuai jiao is a much better option.
Judo without leg attacks became very weak and not useful.
Striking is the easiest thing to do but the most difficult to execute. Striking is easy but to hit is not. 😂
The opponent is not a punching bag, they move around. That's why in Silat Sport we don't hit the head, other than for safety and cultural bias, hitting the body is easier than hitting the head. The body is a bigger and a stiff target. No matter if the opponent moving around, the body is there at the center. It is similar like shooting a gun, the police will always aim the body.
Striking need confidence and judgement, that's what sparring is for. Only attack when we are confidence and must always have a good judgment because we still need to defend ourselves from the opponent attacks.
There is a difference between committed attacks and fishing attacks. The committed attacks are the ones we really want to destroy the opponent, the fishing ones is just to make the opponent react and giving us the opening. But this only apply in ring fight, for tournaments.
For street fight it is a different thing. There is no time to anything, it is just the faster the winner and luck do play a part. We are not prepared to fight, never. Nobody can BS me about it. 😁
Toy fighting
Go learn boxing. Grappling and boxing goes really well in self defense but not good for pure aspect i.e. MMA or other full contact karate sparring
30 years of being a doorman, with an amateur boxing background and a blackbelt in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, I have never used a kick nor a knee but a punch, throw and holding someone in a submission hold I have definitely used.
Moreover, boxing teaches you how to knockout, punch in different angles, bob and weave, distance management and footwork, which is lacking in most striking arts I have observed
What about boxing with gloves and bare knuckle? Changes the game lot?
Also, not kicking or kneeing yourself is one thing, but how do prepare for an opponent who does this to you?
I would think as a doorman being overtly offensive, which knees and kicks certainly are, would be out of the arsenal,doorman should be controlling and deescelating
@@michiel5160kicks and knees are good for mma and for the streets too. But in a real combat scenario on the streets, you won't think of kicking or kneeing someone. You're either gonna think of punching him or attempting to do a double leg before attempting to do any other techniques. At the end, it's based on what type of strike or grapple you naturally decide to do first to gain the upper hand in a street fight. And punching and doing a double leg is way more natural than to kick, elbow, knee, and attempting to do any kind of judo style throw or foot sweep/leg sweep takedowns. That's why many people do boxing and wrestling a lot compared to the many people who do other martial arts. That's the very reason why boxers are still severely feared even among the big guys.
@@WaLor-ld3wgyou don’t think of knees and kicks if you don’t train them kicks are very useful in a street fight
@@ajmjl9102 they are indeed, however even a fighter like Jon Jones wouldn't think of using them immediately in a street fight. You would naturally try to punch or do a double or single leg before thinking of other techniques you could do. And even if you were to kick, knee, or elbow first, you'll have to think of doing it before the altercation becomes a physical fight, and that requires you to be very calm during those times. But even the most disciplined of fighters can lose their calm at times like that.