Australia vs Japan Full Contact Karate - Melbourne 2019 Presented by Judd Reid
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- Full Contact Kyokushin Karate - Melbourne Australia
Japan's current champions take on Australia's best.
Brought to you by Judd Reid and Chikara Dojo Australia - กีฬา
What kind of fuckery is this? People eating in a "fancy restaurant while watching people fight? I LOVE IT!
THATS LIFE...WHEN YOU HAVING A BAD DAY..SOMEBODY ELSE IS EATING GREY POUPON AND LOBSTER....LIFE MAN...
That's living life right.
Rich people are crazy
It's like Ancient Rome all over again.
I'd flick a meatball at em.
34:01 that sidekick right on the cheek.
Ura Mawashi Geri
Nighty-night.
Reverse roundhouse actually, but it was blisteringly fast and powerful
Something straight out of the Karate Kid series
I loved how the fighter who was kicked got right back up with no rage in his heart
I'm a martial artist (jujitsu and boxing) and I have huge respect for these Kyokushin guys.
Bodyshots hurt. A lot. But the fighters seem to stand toe to toe and trade them again and again and again.
Tremendous fighting spirit on display here.
How much do they actually hurt? I've been in sparring competitions but it's never been full contact. Am I right in saying that the average person would only be able to take a few bodyshots before they're finished?
@@ninjaman7123 i have never competed but the bare knuckle is different than a 12oz or mma glove. seem easier to break your hand.
@@ninjaman7123 do u know muai thai the martial art
You know their leg or body kicks they are deadly right
I have seen a kyokushin black belt take 20 of those and kept approaching him
It's about breathing and body tension to take a body shot. It hurts, but you learn to ignore it.
@@ninjaman7123 I'm natural 185. I've been kicked about 75% from a natural 235 fighter (2nd Dan) and that hurt. I could kick another 185 pound fighter a few times and if they don't block or evade they're pretty well screwed.
now THIS is a karate tournament I’d like to see! Not like the other ones where they practically wear oven mitts for gloves and just bounce around
Oh so you’ve seen that video too..?🤣
Lol i hear you but the things they teach us are not in practice here. The stances, just seems like a fight to me
Edit: the technique is. Ot very clear
LOL i saw that clown show too it was to stupid and for some reason it was the first thing that popped up when i searched “karate tournament”
But the no punches to the face is my biggest pet peeve. It makes full contact karate unrealistic.
There ain't no illusion like no one's going to punch him in the head. What a bad habit to have being a martial art
Japanese fighters much lighter on their feet, more opportunistic and with much less wasted energy... feel like I've had 10,000 karate lessons just watching them. Osu!
The Japanese are the best at it lol
The Japanese fighters were so relaxed like they were taking a stroll through the park. My hats off to all competitors, they showed tremendous heart. By allowing competition from other countries, it makes your karate much more effective.
That's because it was a stroll in the park. This is their life. Zero Western interruption. Conditioned and disciplined.
all valley under 18's karate tournement vibes
sweep the leg no mercy!
...yes sensei......
@@superfred.17 Sensei*
GET HIM A BODY BAG YEEEEAH!
@@LyraBones and the tables turned on that one huh?
I think this has been the best tournament I've ever watched
nice sarcasm
@@GrowingDownUnder it wasn't
@@obriang904 wow, this was actually awesome they are black belts but fight like white belts. They just swinging wild and don't understand managing distance or defending intelligently they just focusing on point scoring and a lot of the fights here weren't clean they just turn into a dog fight and a wild mess. No offence because karate can be a great martial art as i've seen wonderboy, lloyoto machida, sage northcut, etc..do
Go make a separate comment and stop trying to take away my joy of these fights. Not interested in changing my opinion
Full contact huh respect to those who get an opportunity but how are there rules I thought anything goes. It's not like street fighting I may be a little extreme
These young Japan fighters are incredibly strong. They r awesome. OSU to Australian team which gave his best.
much nervousness, stress, stiffness from the Aussie side ... Big up to them to have the audacity to take on a side with higher technical quality and physical endurance. They have in front of them what they can aspire to be: endurant, calm and deadly technical Japanese fighters. God bless, and keep up... Next time you'll be better.
yeah they bit off more than they could chew
None of them were conditioned. They all seemed like a bunch of fast-tracked-to-black-belt-in-6-months idiots.
I guess they need more Stretching and soft arts like tai chi to loosen them up.
As a fellow Aussie kyokushin, proud of the Aussie team!!!
The Japanese team was amazing, shows through their tremendous control of the fight flow.
OSU!
15:09 the ref felt that kick a little bit too
lmao yeah
she took that kick pretty well too.
@@twizack22 Coz it was just a bitch slap.
It's why strong men should never underestimate thin women
@@ralentinovossi8081 this bitch slap would sleep you
15:10 that kick was gorgeous
Spinning hook kick/ spinning weel kick,Spinning heel kick, Spinning high kick / still the same kick lol
Chef kiss
15:10 great kick!
Every single one of the fighters that are prepared to step up on the mat are champions as far as I'm concerned, true KyokushinKai. OSU 👊
I wish these tournaments actually looked like the fights from the shows and movies.
Nigga watched cobra Kai and was like “oh shit, it must be like this” 😂
@@ballingorilla LOLOL
@@ballingorilla lmao i just came from a cobra kai video 😂
Main difference here looks like the Japanese wern’t even trying. Awesome work osu.
31:17 He really tried that Tekken shit 😂
That tekken shit is an actual move in kyokushin karate (do mawashi kaiten geri) or rolling thunder.
@@musashiblade1512 I didn't know that lol thx
@@Degenerateriffs well Jin kazama's motion capture artist was Ryu Narshimha, legendary kyokushin karateka.
Brilliant display of toughness. Bodies and minds of iron.
I'd love to try this one day. I fear that once I achieve black belts in judo and BJJ (currently brown and purple respectively), I'll be too old and broken to start (ie. 50+).
Much respect.
Its never too old to learn a martial art
U can be 50 or 60 and start karate
If i had to put a limitation tho id say 74 but karate can be learned at any age almost
You really notice the difference in skill level and aggression between the Japanese and Australian women!
Judd , love this, great to see and experience other styles, great spirit shown, the Aussies fought really well, the Japanese team were brutally effective. Excellent. Thanks for posting!
The heart and spirit presented by all was amazing!! Thank you for sharing this Love how humble Mr Reid has been all these years! Super Classy and a great role model
Congrats Shihan.
Best regards from Montreal.
Never give up.
OSU
This is the mother of all tournaments
Interesting to see How australian try to be agressive and at contrary japanese are methodic and use power just at the right time.The level of the 2 teams are just not comparable.... this vidéo makes me Love kyukoshin...i start courses next week
Martial Art TV and with no striking to the face this is to fighting like not blowing into a horn is to playing real music.
The calm, calculating fighter usually wins out over blunt aggression.
Im Wearing...yes even more unrealistic. Have you ever been in a real fight in your life? Have you ever actually watched a real fight? The punching is almost always to the face and the kicking is almost always to the body. So Kyokushin has it totally backwards!
Im wearing tights that I borrowed from your mum. The punch to the face risk alters the dynamic of the fight and the guard position.
The basis of not punching to face in the tournament is traditional bare knuckle fighting - the fights wouldnt last long if bare knuckle hits to the head were allowed, and there would be too many critical injuries.
Kyokushin (極真) is a style of stand-up fighting. It is rooted in a philosophy of self-improvement, discipline and hard training. Kyokushin training consists of three main elements: technique, forms, and sparring. These are sometimes referred to as the three "K's" after the Japanese words for them: kihon (basics), kata (Imaginary forms of Fight), and kumite (sparring).
In most Kyokushin organizations, hand and elbow strikes to the head or neck are prohibited. However, kicks to the head, knee strikes, punches to the upper body, and kicks to the inner and outer leg are permitted.
Speed and control are instrumental in sparring and in a training environment it is not the intention of either practitioner to injure his opponent as much as it is to successfully execute the proper strike. Tournament fighting under knockdown karate rules is significantly different as the objective is to down an opponent. Full-contact sparring in Kyokushin is considered the ultimate test of strength, endurance, techniques and spirit.
Also known as Goshin Jitsu, the specific self-defense techniques of the style draw much of their techniques and tactics from Mas Oyama's study of Daitō-ryū Aiki-jūjutsu under Yoshida Kotaro
Kickboxing has been seen as a natural progression for kyokushin competitors[citation needed] and many of Japan's top kickboxers[who?] have started in knockdown karate. The influence of Kyokushin can be seen in the K-1 kickboxing tournament that originated out of the Seidokaikan karate organization, which is an offshoot from Kyokushin.[citation needed]
Kyokushin is the basis of glove karate, a knockdown karate format wearing boxing gloves and allowing punches to the head. Glove karate rules are used in Kyokushin Karate Iran.
Aliveness, also referred to as alive training[1] describes martial arts training methods that are spontaneous, non-scripted, and dynamic. Alive training is performed with the intent to win, rather than for mastery or demonstration purposes as in regular sparring, where victory is not an option. Aliveness has also been defined in relation to martial arts techniques as an evaluation of combat effectiveness.
Many believe that incorporating Aliveness into training regimens is important, if not a requisite for producing an effective martial artist. Because Alive training involves resisting opponents, sparring sessions produce situations of continuous, un-choreographed attack, an effect which cannot be replicated through the practice of rehearsed routines. Students also learn to deal with the physical pain and stresses involved in combat situations requiring high levels of exertion.[8] Alive training imparts a sense of fluidity and spontaneity; Alive drills do not follow set patterns, and are designed to seamlessly transition from one drill to the next.
Sparring and competitions in Kyokushin Karate and Sanshou in Chinese martial arts are examples of alive practice.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyokushin
12:38 That pretty and smaller Japanese girl fought like a tigress !!! Awesome ! Such a great spirit 😀😀😀
Tiger vs giraffe
Thanks for the Upload. Normally Kyokushin is not my style, but especially the last one of the Australian fighters is really good. Very good defense and good movement.
watching the first fight makes me want to cry their just trading punches
I don't know the first thing about karate but it sure looked like the Australians had a tough time dealing with their opponents.
THIS WAS EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT well done to all who put this together tough competition with tough competitors LOVED IT
OSU ❤
To all the keyboard warriors saying there's no technique, I would love to see a video of you attempting the front kick switch to inner roundhouse to head height seen at 34:00 on a focus mitt, let alone knock down a resisting opponent in a tournament.
You are aware that the MMA world collectively lost their minds when Anderson Silva pulled off a just a normal front kick KO on Vitor Belfort's head right?
There is plenty of technique it's just misplaced. Punching only to the body and kicking only to the face is the exact opposite of real combat. Yeah these guys are tough and very good at what they do. But ...the system sucks
@@zebbanister2348 take a look at Andy Hug, then put some gloves on and start training...
@@zebbanister2348 Kyokushin is about developing an iron body. The headshots are forgone in hard sparring because they go 100 percent and could actually kill each other. If they jump into kickboxing or MMA, then nothing really stops them from attacking the head. Look at Andy Hug, Bas Rutten, and GSP.
@@k-dash7245 exactly, and they adapt pretty quickly too!
Zeb Banister I would challenge any MMA fighter to do a full on 10 man Fight, (which is required for Shodan - black belt) let alone the 100 man fight that Judd Reid did to get his 5th Dan
1:07:16 when the main fight begin
Ty
Strike first!
Strike hard!
No mercy!
34:02 I've been training kyokushin for alomst 1 year and didn't know that kick was exist. Osu senpai, today I learned a very crucial and brutal tactical kick from you.
Fake the low kick then push kick or finish with outside foot.
中薗さんカッコよすぎる.......🤩
What isthe l last Japanese guy's name? The announcer said he was the" 2019 all-Japan champion".
15:10 was epic
All these fights/fighters were great :)
Greetings from Denmark, OSU!!
Ved du hvad for en stil det her er. For jeg har aldrig nogensinde set det før
@@Shamoun2 det er Kyokushin :)
It's not easy to win focused japanese fighters.
Clean sweep. Very impressive. Great fights! Thank u for posting.
Osu! Amazing fights, thank you for uploading. The Australians fought hard and well but this shows what training endurance and stamina really looks like. The Japanese didnt waver, had amazing technique and timing. I don't think they even sat down in between rounds!
Someone said something in the earlier comments. "These are the results of eat, sleep and breathing karate five or more times a week. Rather than heading to the dojo after work two or three times a week." Of course this is not always the case or even the case here but it makes you look at things a bit different.
I'm a martial artist(TKD ITF) great respect for kiyokushin
34:01 That boy got kicked into the 4th dimension
In kyokushin karate there is no punching to the head because the founder Oyama wanted long lasting fights. To test your persistence. And as in kickboxing MMA you can see sometimes there is a knockout in like 5 seconds or so. Also its not so very hard for trained fighters to get to the head. A kick is more challenging. Of course if you want to know if the kyokushin can punch to the head you can always ask on the street. Or Just Challenge Them and find out yourself😜 This fighting style is more about persistance. No lucky unfortunate punches to the face which cause knockouts
Japan litterally dominated Australia in that karate tournament but both sides fought well.
Thank you for posting this.
Osu!
Who wanted to say "Sweep the leg"..you know you did. 9:43 that Japanese girl looks like an anime character lol
Cartoon*
@@rpgames6922 This is quite possibly the stupidest "correction" I ever got lol. Anime IS a cartoon lol
@@Fatherofheroesandheroines Nonono you got that wrong, I was testing you, some people consider what I said as "racist"
Not especially, leg sweeps are legal in knock-down.
@@psychedashell apparently you never saw the Karate Kid
Osu. Well done. Great show. Thanks for up loading
ik the guy who fought first, his name is josh and he’s the brown belt lmao
Hi, i'm proud to japan karate 🇯🇵🥋
15:09 kick was epic
now that's a well organized tournament :) osu!!!
Very awesome fights all were really good but I think 6 the fight the big guy just blew my mind guy you have heart very nice fight...
テーブルと飲み物まで用意されてんのすげーなw
They don't even look like they're trying
This isn't boxing or UFC, the point isn't to beat the shit out of your opponent
@@HorsesArePeople2 lmao it is for me I practice it with my friends that know karate so I think it is
@@HorsesArePeople2 jkjk I don't have friends but yea isn't the point of knowing karate to beat your opponent up
@@noodlesbruh7211 the point is to be able to beat someone up doesn't mean you have to beat up people you don't know just to win a tournament
So they don't use hand mitts in this style, how do you score in the Kumite, looks quite aggressive with bar fist strikes?
Knock Out instant win
Knock Down is usually a single point - First to three points wins the match.
Everything else is minor for solving a draw.
Unless they do breaking to decide a winner, two exhausted guys or girls breaking ice to see who has more left in the tank.
Japan’s got some new foot work and fighting style we all need to take note of holy smokes
Daniel Bacon we all need to practice a style that allows punching to the head. Training like this for years can hurt you in a real fight as train to avoid head strikes.
I see: kick punch x50. That is it.
23:22 getting a taste of sushi,sashimi and teppanyaki osss
just curious - in first female fight - which was great by the way. why does the japanese fighter have leg protection and the australian fighter appears to have none. I could be wrong.
15:09 nice form ushiro mawashi geri...
А где блоки где уходы ? Что за рубилово ? Может я что-то не понимаю в каратэ и в спаррингах?🤔🤔🤔
Awesome to watch great tournament.
Some great fights. Osu!
This is good training for stamina, but point fighting is where you would see technique. Do you guys point fight, too? (#mcduffyskajukenbo, #olivarrio)
I love this karate! But god. I didn't know they had alive training which as a whitebelt i see my problem 🤣🤣 i am focus on the prediction than the unexpected.
Osu the Legend lives on 👊
Can someone tell me what that red ribbon that the ref ties on the back of one of the fighters is?
You know, all this is not going to be great training for a real fight. I think it might be downright counterproductive to teach sparring this way. Neither side even bothers to protect their head because you aren't allowed to punch the head. So they both just whale on each other's body without much thought to defending themselves. Its only the head kicks that really seem to make them protect up high. If you go get into a fight and do this, that's just asking to get knocked out.
This was beautiful
Action begins at 4:09 - Good stuff!
They fight the way me and my brother used to fight when we were kids. Mom would say "no punching to the face". So very unrealistic
@@zebbanister2348 I agree, it seems a bit filtered or regulated per se but they might have done so because it was being recorded as a showcase or something. So, they wanted as raw as possible without blood, you know what I mean?
the second one was intense
Notice that people
Scream at the fighters egging them on but in reality the fighters dont pay any attention your looseong your voice fpr nothing
Fact is you dont hear them your too focused on what your doing, there is only one person your trying to listen to and thats your opponent, Japanese are really good at what they do..
How awesome is that arena? What more do you want from life? Sit, feast and watch good fights. That is good:)
Très belle compétition !
Wonderful head movement...
Where was this held?
So, I guess it's ok to take tons of punches to the cheast area...according to this video. Seems like the heart could take one bad shot and send someone to the hospital. Can someone answer this for me in the martial arts field please?
Does anyone know the name of the Japanese academy?????
I thought the fight look like in movies but moves trick me a lot they look so I was thinking these ppl could do it
The difference in conditioning really stands out
I have a question, do you have to use karate techniques in this? I mean what if she blocked kicks with muay thai blocks or wing chun blocks? Would she get disqualified?
We block with shins in karate
@@ajmjl9102 you know what i mean
@@AndresDX1 yeah I get what your saying but it's matter on the competition not on the style different tournaments have different rules it's not something I can answer although some don't care and other only count it if the form is right which would be based off of karate form
Dining while enjoying a full contact fight?
1:19 definitely daniel larusso at the back
The toughest Punch Bag wins🤖
Oss! Amazing event
Nice blocks,lots of power,no wasted strikes......................Lol
34:02 Awesome!
34:00 Yoko Geri KO!
Ossssh.🙏🏻🥋
do karateka not use stopkicks ?
Change title, coz it's not full contact.
36:10 does anyone know what this technique is called? It looks like they're trying to hit pressure points on each other
I’m not an expert so don’t take my word to seriously but I think they aren’t trying to hit pressure points but they’re straight up jabs around the chest. I think..
You have to be in the hyuga clan, they have eyes called byakugan, its a type of dojutsu it blocks chakra flow
Just like the Thai's have music accompaniment for their Muay Thai bouts, so too should the Japanese and their knockdown matches.
Isn't it a little odd that they are not allowed to punch to the head? It seems that for any real encounter that would be a natural thing to do.
Punch was allowed to the face in the beginning. It was prohibited for the safety of the competitors.
Well it's not like they're not capable of actually hitting someone in the face.
Strike hard, Strike First NO MERCY
So this is how black belts fight?
no disrespect intended but these fighters will not last a few minutes against a boxer or even a street brawler. Look at the absolute regard for protecting head/face.
Actually many very skilled Kickboxing/K1/MMA fighters originated from Kyokushin Bas Rutten, Andy Hug, Guy Mezger
brah karate is used in MMA
are you going to walk up to some of the best MMA fighters and say their karate techniques are shit?
Bro MMA literally uses karate
Someone tell him please som- someone tell this man
Are liver shots allowed?
sure you can pucnh everywhere but where a real thug in a real street fight would try to hit you--IN THE HEAD!