Kyokushin might look simple like some people say here without any background about it. But let me tell you this, every punches and kicks here are powerful.
This is a deceptively powerful style, and even is debatably one of the strongest types of Karate in the world, and is a strong style period. The training these guys do is honestly kind of insane and easily respectable.
At first I thought it kinda looks like a glorified street fight, then I saw how powerful the strikes are. I want this kind of martial arts in the Olympics
Olympics might kill it over time (like what happened to boxing and tkd) or possibly instantly (like what happened to the karate event in the tokyo 2020)
I remember our sensei used to bind our karate belt tie a knot so no one could hit and run away oh boy oooooh boy do I miss my good old kyukoshin days😂😂😂😂
In my kenpo class when I was a white belt I remember running away as an 8 year old. The sensei had enough and tied my belt against the opponent, I laugh it now, but man I was a little wuss lol.
When I was a professional boxer I met a guy who use to be a renowned Kyokushin practitioner from Korea. He once gave me a VERY small taste of what leg kicks feel like. I mean he gave me a VERY light kick, but it was enough to give me a good picture of how painful this style is... I remember I said "NOPE! WHY DO YOU DO THIS?!" I would rather eat 3 hooks to the head than take one of those leg kicks... It's not a pain that I am accustomed to nor do I want to get accustomed to. Not to say that Kyokushin is better than boxing or vice versa but... If there was a fight, anyone could win, but I guarantee you no boxer would look forward to it.
@@nomanmailk4232 and you? I can tell that the kicks are very powerful in the video and I'm someone who doesn't have any experience in martial arts, so it's not that he's weak but the kicks are just that powerful and I bet that if a professional does it in 40% of power it would still be enough to knock you out or at least make you fall down.
I trained BJJ with a 3rd degree BB instructor from Brasil, but I also trained Kyokushin before it, I used to train both in the same week when I was younger, and let me tell you, BJJ, is awesome on the ground, I know because I got into a fight and easily GnP the thug, but I also got knocked the wind out of me twice in Kyokushin and that what just the kumite, not the tournament part.
You punch is only as strong as your base and your natural strength and technique of the punch. So it’s not really the art that delivers hard punch. But it makes sense focus on stamina. They gassed a lot when they didn’t knock the other out quickly
I love Karate Kyokushin, i have been training since i was 8 years old and right now i would consider myself average. I like being part of the martial arts community!
Started off in Kyokushin but then to US Oyama best thing I ever did in my life!Then onto to Ju Jitsu .Now at 63 I just hit the heavy bag and lift weights.But when i hit that heavy bag at the gym people are impressed.God bless Kyokushin Karate!
The history of this style is incredible. It was founded by Mas Oyama who lived and trained alone in the mountains for about two years and then came back to civilization and fought 100 men a day for two days straight. No one wanted to fight him by the third day. It is the truest expression of the karate spirit. Osu!
Tony Sioco Theyre very hard to take once you’re gassed out. Thats my problem, they kill once I gas out. I always take the pain and go on none the less even when I want to drop.
@@damienholland8103 forgive my unfamiliarity 😅😅. this question mark kick had also blocked the opponents kick before the whip motion into the head so i thought it was considered parry
Kyokushin karate is one of amazing martial arts in Japan to even all people in around the world learn and practising to control mind, spirit and body to they not feel any pain, I will give respect to Japan for them strongest martial arts who I ever seen in TH-cam videos and maybe one day visit Japan and learn Kyokushin karate 🙏😉😊
I trained for three years, got to a blue belt. Its deceptively difficult, and fairly brutal. Black and blue, everywhere, pretty much continuously. Its standing toe to toe and trying to break the opponent with leg and body blows. Occasionally you get an opening for a kick to the head. Does it work on the street in a regular fight? Yes and no. Most people headhunt, never look down, and do not expect a very powerful low kick or body blow. Caught incorrectly, broken knees and busted ribs is what happens. If you only train Kyokushin you wont block the headshots, so training with other styles, or boxers is very valuable.
@@bearstriker1695 Pretty much what I said. I was training when MMA was just getting started. Yeah, I'm old. My instructor mixed all kinds of styles in and we trained/sparred with other schools. We had ring time with BJJ, traditional Kung Fu, boxers, kickboxers, Muay Thai. Cross trained daily with kickboxers/Muay Thai. The most terrifying thing is to face an experienced eskrima practitioner. The only thing you can do is run. Fast.
@@VideoclipsMETAL i dont think youre telling the truth here lol I know that endurance is a big thing in kyokushin but to say that they never block is misleading
Kyokushin, the most painful karate. Those kicks might look light, but they are powerful and most untrained people would be on the floor from one or two leg kicks.
I’ve been training in kyokushin for one year, I’m only a orange belt with stripe and this looks very easy but damn it hurts a lot, I have to go through fighting green belts..OSU!
I watched the whole video, and damn, at first I thought they were doing weak punches and kicks and people were getting knocked out easily, but the more I watched it, damn I could tell all their kicks and punches were super powerful, it sucks you don't see this martial arts a lot. I only found it out because I watched a movie recap about the founder of this martial arts and what he did as a fighter going around Japan and fighting.
That's why you see some guys come out with crazy head kicks right out the gate. As the fight goes on repeated leg kicks will degrade your ability to pull off fancy moves, so sometimes it's best to try them right away while you're fresh and have the best chance of connecting.
@@tackytrooper When it was grading time for us, we used to jog for long distances and then go back to the dojo and do more burpees, push ups and other jumping exercises that I could count, and then when we are dead tired, the instructors will line us up and do round robin kumite against each other, then the last part will be to spar with the instructors, so basically we were all beaten to a pulp before actually sparring with the senseis, and then we get our next stripe. Pretty awesome when i remember it, I would like to do it all over again when I find a good dojo...
The matches are only 3 minutes each, with several 1 minute extensions if the initial round ends in a draw. The goal is to knockdown for 3 seconds or more, or KO your opponent to score a win. There is very little time for defensive techniques aside from tight, short blocks, parrys and sidestepping a strike. It sometimes doesn't look like much because these are single elimination matches, several matches a day over a 3 day event. So some of the matches shown here are fighters who have made it to the 2nd or 3rd day and already received a lot of damage on previous days in several matches. It's just as much a test of endurance, will and spirit as it is a test of technique and skill.
U dont even know what the style is boxing doesnt train their muscles as hard as kyukshin and these fighters look slow and kinda bad cuz they in the 3 round or just no enough energy left
Vericonic Viper Yh pretty sure mike Tyson would kill these bums any day And yes mate I did karate when I was 7-13 and it was so fun until I started doing boxing Boxing is a whole ten levels higher than any form of karate
Así debió ser originalmente el karate 🥋 en sus inicios. Una disciplina creada para el combate cuerpo a cuerpo en tiempos extremadamente difíciles. Hecho para 😵💀
Each and every single one of the punches they throw are very poweful, and they launch them in a flurry of attacks, so you could have an idea of 1) how quickly they could demolish someone regular, and 2) how hard their bodies are to withstand so many hits of such a caliber.
I love how the whole “karate is the art of self defence and blocking” sentiment goes out the window and they just hit each other as hard as they can hoping the other guy can’t hit as hard.
Kyokushin is the hardest karate full contact style..... As you can see it's bear knuckle and no leg protection ..... The original kyokushin kai style is soften down over the years .....when i trained back in the 90's .... Knee's and elbow to the head was stil legal in tournaments
@@thesmashbeyonder5127 No worries, I suggest you find a reputable Kyokushin Dojo that spars with intensity, be it with padding or not, you're going to like the conditioning and training, then train BJJ for ground game, and you can't go wrong, I trained both some years back and I totally enjoyed both, but life has to move on...
@@higherpurpose1212 thanks! I've definitely always wanted to learn BJJ. There is a kyokushin karate near my place and I've seen them spar, so I'll definitely check that out.
What is the purpose of the move the fighter makes after knocking out the opponent. It looks like a gedan barai with open hand but a little higher? Thanks. Do you have to do all the time after KO? What is the name of the move?
After you get a knockout or ippon (which is when the opponent can’t get up in more then 3 seconds) the fighters use it to mark or confirm that a knockout or ippon has been scored
We don’t grapple in competition, but are tought grappling moves as well as chokes and submissions… how to get out of holds as well as off centering an enemies balance to gain control if they’re to grab you. Comp is completely different as it is still point based but demands a lot more physicality. Most of the judges are masters or Sensei
Basically I’m just stating that all though there’s a lot of contact and no focus on blocking the head for punches, we are still very much taught and have “BLOCK YOUR FACE” drilled into our heads.
From someone who has focussed on training in Muay Thai, I respect the skill these fighters have and the power they possess. However, not being allowed to punch or elbow the face is kind of ridiculous and unrealistic.
The sheer repeated punches to the head would get you broken hands plus your mom not beeing able to know who you are😊Massive respect to Muay Thai. Lately Kyokushin is present with gloves,these are old footage.Still shin to the head or knee in the head are totally legal and.Remember the have zero padding.Its a sport not a street fight.Our trainer use to beat us severly if he heard we fought in bars or clubs.He was trying to raise men not brawlers.Greetings and good days.
I used to train like kyokushin stuff or something like that. Punching wall concrete and doing many push UPS to strengthen my fist. IM a bit quite guy and when someone try to provocate me too bad i'll land a single devastating strike that can give them a little bit trauma after the fight. I don't wanna strike them on their Chin or Any other spots that Will make them sleep easily. I want them felt the pain fully so next time they wont try to do same action. i think this style fits me
Oh my what.. u dont think this is precise trained technique with a lot of backround knowledge witch is not easily achived... ? U right it seems on the first look just like brawling without concept.. but that really isnt the case
Its really multi-tasking trying to defend and counter while thinking of a strategy. Exact timing and awerness on the positions is really important from my experience.
You try to get a knock out, it’s important to focus on something were you punch like 1leg or liver. And the most easy knock out is head. Everything yo do inbetween (like punching in the belly) is to distract the fighter from your goal that you want to achieve.
Still prefer Muay Thai Kickboxing, which I think would still dominate 9 out of 10 times, but I'm intrigued with this Karate and may want to look into as well.
But it will be more like kickboxing. The uniqueness about karate kyokushin is the no punch face rule. It makes you become a more pro in kicking all parts of the body including the head and punching the body hard.
The big thing here that so many people go on about 'no punching to the face so it's crap'. I never met a kyokushin fighter that got paid unless they went into kickboxing, K1, MMA. Fighting with gloves to the face is totally different to fighting with no gloves to the face. Everyone I ever trained with had normal jobs. Bare knuckle fighters fight for money, Kyokushin fighters just fight to fight. So you are going to get your face caved in for no money then on monday morning go work your school teacher job? Plenty of kickboxers and boxers fight for no money but they wear gloves. Look at a face of a man after a bareknuckle fight, looks like he has been put through a meat grinder.
@@_realone915 I mean what's it called in real life. I've seen Kyokushin fighters do that sometimes in different videos. Like for example, his Spinning Flare Kick in real life is called the Rolling Thunder Kick.
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Kyokushin might look simple like some people say here without any background about it. But let me tell you this, every punches and kicks here are powerful.
And those bastards are tough to take all those hits.
It doesnt look simple it looks painful lol
As a kyukshin fighter I can prove this took alot of hard work blood sweat and alot more
I can tell, they're literally going crazy in this video, ESPECIALLY with those kicks.
Alex Amaya footwork is useless in kyokushin!
This is a deceptively powerful style, and even is debatably one of the strongest types of Karate in the world, and is a strong style period. The training these guys do is honestly kind of insane and easily respectable.
Shotokan is a good Style also.
Kyokushin is like a Japanese variation of Muay Thai: you train and condition your body through painful training and then your body is hard as stone
The fact that these last over 30 seconds is insane.
Correction it is the strongest
Ain't a whole lot deceptive about it. But yup, all the respect to these folk.
This is what Olympic karate should look like. Not WKF karate which is nothing but a touching contest.
That's why it's not in the Olympics
And dont say too bad or violent I train kyukshin and that's a good reason people say it's too violent
YES! And that tip tap shit can easily be rigged like Olympic boxing is these days.
They should add face strikes. You can see how this style is being held back and mutated by this rule set.
Matchbox as long as they wear mma style gloves, I don’t mind. Seidokaikan uses boxing gloves.
At first I thought it kinda looks like a glorified street fight, then I saw how powerful the strikes are. I want this kind of martial arts in the Olympics
Olympics might kill it over time (like what happened to boxing and tkd) or possibly instantly (like what happened to the karate event in the tokyo 2020)
Nah olympics should never get there hands on it, they watered down styles like shot plan and wtf taekwondo
Nah, they eliminated Karate in the olympics for F-ING BREAKDANCE
Hell nawh, olympics will just fuck it up
The olympics would somehow ruin it.
I remember our sensei used to bind our karate belt tie a knot so no one could hit and run away oh boy oooooh boy do I miss my good old kyukoshin days😂😂😂😂
In my kenpo class when I was a white belt I remember running away as an 8 year old. The sensei had enough and tied my belt against the opponent, I laugh it now, but man I was a little wuss lol.
You bring me so many memories... good day to you sir!
idk if i should laugh or feel bad 😭😭😭
Osu! Thank you for the laugh and the flood of memories!
When I was a professional boxer I met a guy who use to be a renowned Kyokushin practitioner from Korea. He once gave me a VERY small taste of what leg kicks feel like. I mean he gave me a VERY light kick, but it was enough to give me a good picture of how painful this style is... I remember I said "NOPE! WHY DO YOU DO THIS?!" I would rather eat 3 hooks to the head than take one of those leg kicks... It's not a pain that I am accustomed to nor do I want to get accustomed to. Not to say that Kyokushin is better than boxing or vice versa but... If there was a fight, anyone could win, but I guarantee you no boxer would look forward to it.
Can it fight muay thai
@@gudvfqeugb4703 it can to a level it's very similar to Muay Thai this is coming from a Muay Thai practitioner
Right you are.
P J you must be very weak.
@@nomanmailk4232 and you? I can tell that the kicks are very powerful in the video and I'm someone who doesn't have any experience in martial arts, so it's not that he's weak but the kicks are just that powerful and I bet that if a professional does it in 40% of power it would still be enough to knock you out or at least make you fall down.
BJJ/judo guy here - I used to write off karate and not really think much of it. This really changed my perspective, great respect for these people!
I trained BJJ with a 3rd degree BB instructor from Brasil, but I also trained Kyokushin before it, I used to train both in the same week when I was younger, and let me tell you, BJJ, is awesome on the ground, I know because I got into a fight and easily GnP the thug, but I also got knocked the wind out of me twice in Kyokushin and that what just the kumite, not the tournament part.
Man kyokushin karate might not be that fast like taekwondo but imma tell you this type of martial arts hits real hard especially the punches
Not particularly practical tho
I mean those are punches. They are meant to hurt.
You punch is only as strong as your base and your natural strength and technique of the punch. So it’s not really the art that delivers hard punch. But it makes sense focus on stamina. They gassed a lot when they didn’t knock the other out quickly
@@realamericannegro977 tell that to GSP or any K1 Kyokushin Kickboxer
@@eliasaquinomijares4072 I will.
I love Karate Kyokushin, i have been training since i was 8 years old and right now i would consider myself average.
I like being part of the martial arts community!
My dad was an instructor - black belt 3rd dan. This is literally the first time I've ever seen how brutal it actually is!
I hope you did it as well? It's never too late to learn
@@maxk880 lol, well he has really painful feet now and has just had a hip replacement from years of favouring his right leg.
Started off in Kyokushin but then to US Oyama best thing I ever did in my life!Then onto to Ju Jitsu .Now at 63 I just hit the heavy bag and lift weights.But when i hit that heavy bag at the gym people are impressed.God bless Kyokushin Karate!
0:52 that guy lagged
Dio
He might be outdated......
The history of this style is incredible. It was founded by Mas Oyama who lived and trained alone in the mountains for about two years and then came back to civilization and fought 100 men a day for two days straight. No one wanted to fight him by the third day. It is the truest expression of the karate spirit. Osu!
3:05 epic strike moment
0:35 cricital hit
sei
@@joao829 what
@@user-oj1br3cd1q então você sabe?
Dat Kazuya kick
0:34
What a powerful martial art this! I can see why most other styles have trouble standing up to it.
All ,of the Kyokashin fighter's ,are true warrior's!!! Much respect Oss!!
Kyokushin #1 As a black belt first darn this impresses me greatly,
KYOKUSHIN THE ULTIMATE TRUTH!
Ooof those liver shots
Matt S i can easily take liver shots, never understood why everybody goes down easy.
Cardi B Me too. My weakness, which is the strength of many especially boxers, is being hit on the chin. That would knock me out for sure.
Tony Sioco my weakness is the solar plexus and my chin is pretty good. Liver shots hurt a lot more when you are tired mostly.
Jordan Xirodimas I really admire individuals with what they call an “iron chin”. Good thing, I could also take shots on my solar plexus
Tony Sioco Theyre very hard to take once you’re gassed out. Thats my problem, they kill once I gas out. I always take the pain and go on none the less even when I want to drop.
Anyone who's participated in a kyokushin tournament knows that at the end of the fights you don't have enough energy to blink
I vomited after my first kumate at tourney, took home silver though! Osu!! 🫡😂
@@rezzy_ind33d47 I didnt vomit during my first time, instead i lost to my friend but still got a silver! Osu!
@@rezzy_ind33d47 congrats
Laughing at all the pro fighters in the comments.
Seriously, how the fuck are there so many experts lmao
@@BanditBronze cuz with the right potential its easy
@@j_i_d3014 ikr? I'm a black belt myself. it's so easy I got it in like seconds of viewing your comment
It's part of the reason I look for these videos.
1:18 parry and attacked with one swift motion. incredible
It's him again at 5:11
With that shot made him bleed too, had a good bit of power behind it
@@Sparsh_05 Shit was like a whiplash
what parry? it was a question mark kick.
@@damienholland8103 forgive my unfamiliarity 😅😅. this question mark kick had also blocked the opponents kick before the whip motion into the head so i thought it was considered parry
Kyokushin karate is one of amazing martial arts in Japan to even all people in around the world learn and practising to control mind, spirit and body to they not feel any pain, I will give respect to Japan for them strongest martial arts who I ever seen in TH-cam videos and maybe one day visit Japan and learn Kyokushin karate 🙏😉😊
Kyokushin is truly amazing.
I came here after binging the Viral Hit webtoon, gotta appreciate the guy writing lookism and viral hit for educating me about martial arts🙏🙏
Same
Me too🤣 this is gun' s style so i was curious how the fight would look in real life
same lmaooo
Jeez I came for the same reason as well, I thought only I was the weird one but I found you guys....
Damn you guys i thought im the only one but
People act like its not effective but this art has produced several ufc champs and multiple champs in other organizations. Especially kickboxing.
ES EL KARATE MÁS DURO DE LOS QUE VÍ.. ÉSTOS ATLETAS SON VERDADEROS GUERREROS MARCIALES
I trained for three years, got to a blue belt. Its deceptively difficult, and fairly brutal. Black and blue, everywhere, pretty much continuously. Its standing toe to toe and trying to break the opponent with leg and body blows. Occasionally you get an opening for a kick to the head. Does it work on the street in a regular fight? Yes and no. Most people headhunt, never look down, and do not expect a very powerful low kick or body blow. Caught incorrectly, broken knees and busted ribs is what happens. If you only train Kyokushin you wont block the headshots, so training with other styles, or boxers is very valuable.
Yeah, kyokushin is a fun sport but I still recommend cross training to know what it's like dealing with head punches
@@bearstriker1695 Pretty much what I said. I was training when MMA was just getting started. Yeah, I'm old. My instructor mixed all kinds of styles in and we trained/sparred with other schools. We had ring time with BJJ, traditional Kung Fu, boxers, kickboxers, Muay Thai. Cross trained daily with kickboxers/Muay Thai. The most terrifying thing is to face an experienced eskrima practitioner. The only thing you can do is run. Fast.
@@bearstriker1695 Just note that those Kyokushin knuckles are like stones too, so one hit on the face will smash you, nevermind the kicks...
It's simply beautiful, I wanna learn it too
Who else is here because they found out the basis of Jin Kazama’s fighting style?
Me :D
Me
Me
Knew that for a long time
Me!
Not a single strike was defended that day ....
The way of the heavy bag.
Thats they style. They dont block, they just hold the hits and give them back. Just pure offensive power and resilence.
@@VideoclipsMETAL i dont think youre telling the truth here lol
I know that endurance is a big thing in kyokushin but to say that they never block is misleading
should'ved pressed the parry button
@Pro Wrestling World why are you comparing and starting something for no reason? Who cares? No one's bashing Muay Thai or anything like that asshole.
Muito bom exelentes lutas
Kyokushin, the most painful karate. Those kicks might look light, but they are powerful and most untrained people would be on the floor from one or two leg kicks.
Yea for strikes but if your talking everything goju ryu is the best
I see good fighter, brave and willing
love how they all do a cool stance after they knock em out
I’ve been training in kyokushin for one year, I’m only a orange belt with stripe and this looks very easy but damn it hurts a lot, I have to go through fighting green belts..OSU!
That question mark kick was incredible
I sparred a black belt kyokushin when i had only 1 year experience in muay thai respect to these guys fr
I love all things martial arts and kyokushin is awesome
First lesson don't bet on the bald dudes they seem to always get knocked out
😂😂😂😂
How much you lost so far 😂
What? I'll bet on Jeff bezoz to bury them with money 🤔
03:05 both are balds.....
@@DripGoku178yearsago then bet on non or bet at your own risk 🤣
I watched the whole video, and damn, at first I thought they were doing weak punches and kicks and people were getting knocked out easily, but the more I watched it, damn I could tell all their kicks and punches were super powerful, it sucks you don't see this martial arts a lot. I only found it out because I watched a movie recap about the founder of this martial arts and what he did as a fighter going around Japan and fighting.
Which movie was this?
well kickboxing had its roots from karate, boxing, and MT so it's definitely one of the striking martial arts powerhouses
Kyokushin practitioner here. I can assure even the dumbest low kick hurts a ton
Yes, my sempai's shin honestly feels like a baseball bat when i get hit on the thighs, and that's just probably 50% intensity.
This is inspiring 🔥
This is my childhood)
Love my Sensei and still remember names of all techniques in Japanese)
It seems like to win, you must go all offensive, cause going defensive will basically do nothing other than injure your self even more.
That's why you see some guys come out with crazy head kicks right out the gate. As the fight goes on repeated leg kicks will degrade your ability to pull off fancy moves, so sometimes it's best to try them right away while you're fresh and have the best chance of connecting.
@@tackytrooper When it was grading time for us, we used to jog for long distances and then go back to the dojo and do more burpees, push ups and other jumping exercises that I could count, and then when we are dead tired, the instructors will line us up and do round robin kumite against each other, then the last part will be to spar with the instructors, so basically we were all beaten to a pulp before actually sparring with the senseis, and then we get our next stripe. Pretty awesome when i remember it, I would like to do it all over again when I find a good dojo...
The matches are only 3 minutes each, with several 1 minute extensions if the initial round ends in a draw. The goal is to knockdown for 3 seconds or more, or KO your opponent to score a win. There is very little time for defensive techniques aside from tight, short blocks, parrys and sidestepping a strike. It sometimes doesn't look like much because these are single elimination matches, several matches a day over a 3 day event. So some of the matches shown here are fighters who have made it to the 2nd or 3rd day and already received a lot of damage on previous days in several matches. It's just as much a test of endurance, will and spirit as it is a test of technique and skill.
Okay I must say, without the emphasis that webtoons, comics, manga, manhwa, animations do, i would not know kyokushin karate was strong
Viral hit>
What webtoon? Can you list? I want to read them!
Realmente, nunca crei que me terminarían gustando este tipo de cosas jaja
Real life Kazama Style karate 🔥🔥🔥
Lyoto Machida made Shotokan Karate famous, He was UFC world champion with his Shotokan Karate base but Kyokushin is also a beautiful style.
7:55 " Where am i ? "
All good matches!
Kyokushin is the best stand up martial art.
TEKKEN in real life 😲
After watching this I would like to practice this style of karate.
That’s sad do boxing instead
U dont even know what the style is boxing doesnt train their muscles as hard as kyukshin and these fighters look slow and kinda bad cuz they in the 3 round or just no enough energy left
@@hayduh6819 dont disrespect arts just of a vid u didnt even practice the sport
Vericonic Viper Yh pretty sure mike Tyson would kill these bums any day
And yes mate I did karate when I was 7-13 and it was so fun until I started doing boxing
Boxing is a whole ten levels higher than any form of karate
Vericonic Viper th-cam.com/video/rNxaNAm_fWQ/w-d-xo.html
Man jin kazama makes this fighting style look a lot cooler. Not dissing the fighting style and i know its a video game but still 😮💨
Man,they kick and hit so cool that they show it as an easy thing.
This is real karate. Kazama style 😆
It literally is, the motion capture is from kyokushin
Damn was hoping to see a SHORUKEN!
Kyokushin is what I currently train in, and love it, I think it's one of the styles that's almost on par with Muay thai (note that i said almost)! 👊🥋
6:30 expert timing
These warriors deserves more crowd
I trained as a kid in several styles buy read the book by Ōyama San.
He was an ultra, par-excellance. This is a very hard style.
Bravo fellas!
we are winning the king of iron fist tournament with this one 🗣🗣🗣❗❗❗
Woah I didn't know that karate was this brutal
That brazilian kick is too perfect
I'd expect more karateka to be annoyed that 'Brazilian kick' gained prominence when it's just a chambered round kick
So basically it's liverblow: the sport?
Así debió ser originalmente el karate 🥋 en sus inicios. Una disciplina creada para el combate cuerpo a cuerpo en tiempos extremadamente difíciles. Hecho para 😵💀
Each and every single one of the punches they throw are very poweful, and they launch them in a flurry of attacks, so you could have an idea of 1) how quickly they could demolish someone regular, and 2) how hard their bodies are to withstand so many hits of such a caliber.
And much blood was pissed that day
Very few ppl will understand this joke. The body shots are BRUTAL
0:44 bruh
0:34 Isn't that Jin's [3+4]?
Lmaoo
I love how the whole “karate is the art of self defence and blocking” sentiment goes out the window and they just hit each other as hard as they can hoping the other guy can’t hit as hard.
Kyokushin is the hardest karate full contact style..... As you can see it's bear knuckle and no leg protection ..... The original kyokushin kai style is soften down over the years .....when i trained back in the 90's .... Knee's and elbow to the head was stil legal in tournaments
This style of kata is imo the most brutal. It may not look like it, but those punches and kicks are very strong!
kata is just the form, kumite is the real thing.
@@higherpurpose1212 Yeah you're right. Sorry bout that. I'm kinda new to karate.
@@thesmashbeyonder5127 No worries, I suggest you find a reputable Kyokushin Dojo that spars with intensity, be it with padding or not, you're going to like the conditioning and training, then train BJJ for ground game, and you can't go wrong, I trained both some years back and I totally enjoyed both, but life has to move on...
@@higherpurpose1212 thanks! I've definitely always wanted to learn BJJ. There is a kyokushin karate near my place and I've seen them spar, so I'll definitely check that out.
My dad trained kyokushin until i was born, obtaining 3rd dan. Now i train judo and compete. I think i want to train kyokushin one day too.
Judo in addition to kyokushin karate, is one deadly combination, in my opinion
@@rxj0765 it's called kudo
@@kek397 hahaha yes correct
@@kek397 Nope, it's called Kyodo...
This karate shoulda been in the Olympics
STRIKE FIRST STRIKE HARD NO MERCY
👍👍👍
Take it to the DoJo
Not to the streets.
Osu from Kamakura Holland.
Beauty in motion
What is the purpose of the move the fighter makes after knocking out the opponent. It looks like a gedan barai with open hand but a little higher? Thanks. Do you have to do all the time after KO? What is the name of the move?
It is suppose to be the finishing blow when the opponent is on the ground. The fighters stop before executing it.
Yes that move is how you throw a punch to an opponent when your outside
After you get a knockout or ippon (which is when the opponent can’t get up in more then 3 seconds) the fighters use it to mark or confirm that a knockout or ippon has been scored
It's Zanshin, stating mental awareness as follow through after executing techniques; "Keep your mind focused."
Now this is bloody karate
Kyokushin is the toughest style you'll find
Kicks remind me of muaythai, not always the most flashy but it’s about power and timing.
1:18
He got him good. Not with the kick, but with his toe nail. 👍😂
Not with his toe nail.. the impact of that kick litterally opened it up..
Ouch
Lmao!!
Smell it smell it smell it 🤨 now take it 🦶 thats foo youuu
I never want to be on the bad side of a kyokushin practitioner
Im a kickboxer but i use kyokushin style conditioning
We don’t grapple in competition, but are tought grappling moves as well as chokes and submissions… how to get out of holds as well as off centering an enemies balance to gain control if they’re to grab you. Comp is completely different as it is still point based but demands a lot more physicality. Most of the judges are masters or Sensei
Basically I’m just stating that all though there’s a lot of contact and no focus on blocking the head for punches, we are still very much taught and have “BLOCK YOUR FACE” drilled into our heads.
1:18 I can't get over that K.O that was brutal both look to be great fighters
From someone who has focussed on training in Muay Thai, I respect the skill these fighters have and the power they possess. However, not being allowed to punch or elbow the face is kind of ridiculous and unrealistic.
The sheer repeated punches to the head would get you broken hands plus your mom not beeing able to know who you are😊Massive respect to Muay Thai.
Lately Kyokushin is present with gloves,these are old footage.Still shin to the head or knee in the head are totally legal and.Remember the have zero padding.Its a sport not a street fight.Our trainer use to beat us severly if he heard we fought in bars or clubs.He was trying to raise men not brawlers.Greetings and good days.
0:25 me spamming db4
and then you df1, 4 him at the wall.
So,, no punch to the face but healthy heavy kicks to the head, nice
I used to train like kyokushin stuff or something like that. Punching wall concrete and doing many push UPS to strengthen my fist. IM a bit quite guy and when someone try to provocate me too bad i'll land a single devastating strike that can give them a little bit trauma after the fight. I don't wanna strike them on their Chin or Any other spots that Will make them sleep easily. I want them felt the pain fully so next time they wont try to do same action. i think this style fits me
cringe
Is there a science to this art? Do people go into a competition with strategy? because it just looks like an all-out brawl to my untrained eye.
Head punches arent allowed in this so it changes the dynamics
Oh my what.. u dont think this is precise trained technique with a lot of backround knowledge witch is not easily achived... ? U right it seems on the first look just like brawling without concept.. but that really isnt the case
Its really multi-tasking trying to defend and counter while thinking of a strategy. Exact timing and awerness on the positions is really important from my experience.
You try to get a knock out, it’s important to focus on something were you punch like 1leg or liver. And the most easy knock out is head. Everything yo do inbetween (like punching in the belly) is to distract the fighter from your goal that you want to achieve.
this totally wins in real life fights
What if you combine kyokushin and taekwondo just asking?
U become Tenshin
That aint happening 😂😂😂
Air strike it is
MMA
what aboout learning how to punch properly
Some of those kicks literally sound like wooden logs hitting each other which is terrifying.
Still prefer Muay Thai Kickboxing, which I think would still dominate 9 out of 10 times, but I'm intrigued with this Karate and may want to look into as well.
Kyokoshin leg = Axe
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Me:
Probably one of the most painful sports in the world 😫
kiyokushin no1
I undertand the no punching to the face rule but it would make the combat more realistic and defensive.
But it will be more like kickboxing. The uniqueness about karate kyokushin is the no punch face rule. It makes you become a more pro in kicking all parts of the body including the head and punching the body hard.
The big thing here that so many people go on about 'no punching to the face so it's crap'. I never met a kyokushin fighter that got paid unless they went into kickboxing, K1, MMA. Fighting with gloves to the face is totally different to fighting with no gloves to the face. Everyone I ever trained with had normal jobs. Bare knuckle fighters fight for money, Kyokushin fighters just fight to fight. So you are going to get your face caved in for no money then on monday morning go work your school teacher job? Plenty of kickboxers and boxers fight for no money but they wear gloves. Look at a face of a man after a bareknuckle fight, looks like he has been put through a meat grinder.
What is that called @:24? Jin Kazama from Tekkem does it in one of his victory animations. I like how they do with their arms.
Big tekken fan here! Lookup that hand-movement in jins command list under "Mental Alertness" it kinda tweaks his speed a bit imo
@@_realone915 I mean what's it called in real life. I've seen Kyokushin fighters do that sometimes in different videos. Like for example, his Spinning Flare Kick in real life is called the Rolling Thunder Kick.
Terrell Townsend it’s called Zenkutsu Dachi. A stance who allows you to be ready for any movement of the opponent
@@jojolafleche158 Thanks.