Leuke film uit 1995 vvan mijn leraar Jon Bluming. Kesgeven inTokyo. In dat zelfde jaar haalde ik bij Kaicho mijn eerste Dan en instructeurs-diploma Budokai allround fighting. Dit was voor mij de basis voor de rest van mijn budoleven. Osu!
I wish Shokei Matsui would adopt Kyokushin Budokai. It will help Kyokushin to be a more complete system. Plus Jon Bluming is family, basically Mas Oyama's adopted son.
I wish Shokei Matsui would save old Kyokushin, as complete system. I like Kyokushin only for the old basik technik, but few people can use it. I used uraken mavashi uchi (favorite M.Oyama punch) in a real street fight , and I knocked down three hoodlums in 1 fighting. I used the block age uchi against the baseball bat, it hurt but I won by counterattack. (sorry for my english, i am russian)
You could train kudo daido juku. It is kyokushin with an mma take on it and like you would say more complete. The thing is the more you incorporate into your fighting style the more you have to train. So when you train ground fighting and standup there isn't so much time for other things like body conditioning or kata. At the end you can simply train mma this is a more complete fighting style, hybritized from all kind of Styles. And there isn't that old and weird belt graduating stuff.
Groot man(mens) met een CV waar maar weinigen zelfs maar in de buurt komen RIP.chris dolman wim Ruska zo kan ik er wel een paar opnoemen die zoveel voor de sport betekent hebben en nog.zou voor deze mannen eigenlijk een standbeeld willen zien .zij zijn de grondleggers hier in Nederland van de (Vechtsport).volgen is een stuk makkelijker.
It’s just traditional Kyokushin mixed with Judo. Cuz he is using hand techniques that are banned in modern Kyokushin competitions. Which I agree Mass Oyama did fall victim to. And before that Kyokushin was much like every traditional karate style only it had more combinations and was stronger.
@@scarred10 That's strangely ironic because the original version of Kyokushin had Judo stuff because it got turned into a form of bareknuckle slugfest without grappling. Why did they not decide retain in their kumite format?
00:48 What is this, Dustin Hoffman in Rain Man or something? Dude has no clue what he's doing. That's the problem with karate. See these younger guys here in the dojo, they're well trained, they're dedicated and they're doing their thing, but then when it's time for the ol' "grandmasters" to show up and prance around, everyone just plays along and disregards the fact that so many of them are just complete phonies and idiots who know nothing. That sort of misunderstood traditionalism and veneration is really doing the martial arts in.
I know this is an ancient comment, but my god, do some research next time before you embarrass yourself. Bluming (the big guy in the opening sequence) was the first non-Japanese to receive a 6th dan in Kyokushin from Mas Oyama, back in 1965. He trained, in Japan, with the likes of Draeger and Geesink.
Sandy Herman and to add to that he's also one of the few non-japanese to nake the japanese judo team struggle. He knows what he's kn about. I don't even understand what you're comment says. At first it says they're doing good technique and practising the fundamentals, the next you say they clearly have no instruction. What does that even mean?
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Rest in Peace Sensei. Jon Bluming was a giant in Judo and Karate. A true 10th Dan Grandmaster. A natural tough guy. Even without the Japanese Arts.
RIP KAICHO ...you will be forever in our hearts .Thank you for everything you contributed to the Martial Arts World .
Hai, wack em out. Jon Bluming is voor ons echt de allergrootste, Kaicho 'Totaal respect, Osu.
Leuke film uit 1995 vvan mijn leraar Jon Bluming. Kesgeven inTokyo. In dat zelfde jaar haalde ik bij Kaicho mijn eerste Dan en instructeurs-diploma Budokai allround fighting. Dit was voor mij de basis voor de rest van mijn budoleven. Osu!
Osu!
De 6b
Hij was zijn tijd ver vooruit.
@@antonihardonk8970 zeker! Vooral met het Budo allround principe!
62 years old here. Amazing.
8分もないこの映像を見るだけでブルミン先生の凄さが伝わってくる。
R.I.P. Kaicho.. OSU
Osu! RIP Kaicho Jon Bluming
Jon Bluming at this time was 62 years old! Now he is 80!
Unbelievable that kyokushin here spawned so many hybrid systems of karate especially the one i like the most but is not practiced widely kudo
i know right and Enshin karate too
Oyama formed strong people that then followed their own paths....thanks Mas Oyama, thanks Jon Bluming
Jon Blumings Kyokushin Budo Kai, Kudo and Enshin Karate are some of the most complete systems and are all a combination of Kyokushin Karate and Judo.
Beautiful; and that is an art!
I wish Shokei Matsui would adopt Kyokushin Budokai. It will help Kyokushin to be a more complete system. Plus Jon Bluming is family, basically Mas Oyama's adopted son.
I wish Shokei Matsui would save old Kyokushin, as complete system. I like Kyokushin only for the old basik technik, but few people can use it. I used uraken mavashi uchi (favorite M.Oyama punch) in a real street fight , and I knocked down three hoodlums in 1 fighting. I used the block age uchi against the baseball bat, it hurt but I won by counterattack. (sorry for my english, i am russian)
антон трубачев age uchi? What does that look like again?
You could train kudo daido juku. It is kyokushin with an mma take on it and like you would say more complete. The thing is the more you incorporate into your fighting style the more you have to train. So when you train ground fighting and standup there isn't so much time for other things like body conditioning or kata. At the end you can simply train mma this is a more complete fighting style, hybritized from all kind of Styles. And there isn't that old and weird belt graduating stuff.
Groot man(mens) met een CV waar maar weinigen zelfs maar in de buurt komen RIP.chris dolman wim Ruska zo kan ik er wel een paar opnoemen die zoveel voor de sport betekent hebben en nog.zou voor deze mannen eigenlijk een standbeeld willen zien .zij zijn de grondleggers hier in Nederland van de (Vechtsport).volgen is een stuk makkelijker.
It’s just traditional Kyokushin mixed with Judo. Cuz he is using hand techniques that are banned in modern Kyokushin competitions. Which I agree Mass Oyama did fall victim to. And before that Kyokushin was much like every traditional karate style only it had more combinations and was stronger.
7:09 in kyokushin we learning this and distractions.
КАК ТОЛЬКО БЛЮМИНГ СХВАТИЛ НОГУ ПРОТИВНИКА И СДЕЛАЛ БРОСОК Я ПОНЯЛ ЧТО КИЕКУШИН ПЕРЕШЁЛ НА ДРУГОЙ УРОВЕНЬ. УРОВЕНЬ АШИХАРА КАРАТЭ. 😂😂😂
What kaicho is this horse? He has beginner techniques.
ジョン先生は日本語けっこう出来るね
Creo que quiero estudiar Kyokushin después de acabar de entrenar Box
Bluming seems also to understand kokoro of japanese not only the language! 👍
Respect for ever!
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Jukucho Azuma @ 1:47.
Maybe it was this what made Azuma include groundfighting to his style?
Randomista Actually, yes. Bluming was one of the first to come up with "kakuto karate" (MMA based off karate and judo).
the real deal!!!
Amazing!
Brutal!
very good video, please subtitles¡
Name of the technique in 2:17
Where can i find the full video?
Désolé, je ne l'ai plus....
Straight punch, groin kick, basic throws... Back to old school karate
karatespidey Old School Kyokushin was like that.
its actually judo mixed with karate since bluming was a judo 9th dan.
@@scarred10 That's strangely ironic because the original version of Kyokushin had Judo stuff because it got turned into a form of bareknuckle slugfest without grappling. Why did they not decide retain in their kumite format?
Straight punch, gt
OSU
Takashi Azuma?
Yup
00:48 What is this, Dustin Hoffman in Rain Man or something? Dude has no clue what he's doing. That's the problem with karate. See these younger guys here in the dojo, they're well trained, they're dedicated and they're doing their thing, but then when it's time for the ol' "grandmasters" to show up and prance around, everyone just plays along and disregards the fact that so many of them are just complete phonies and idiots who know nothing. That sort of misunderstood traditionalism and veneration is really doing the martial arts in.
That dojo is of Azuma Takashi(9th dan founder of kudo (jacket mma)?
Now this makes alot sense. Bluming is an influence on Kudo
Seiken seiken.
こんなにガタイ良かったらそもそも武術学んでなくとも強いやろ
Takashi Azuma doesn't give a shit...
+Buli0n Maybe it was this what made him include throws and groundfighting to his style?
Correct technique and focus is fundamental.....obviously, no one,especially the big guy in opening sequence has ever been correctly instructed
I know this is an ancient comment, but my god, do some research next time before you embarrass yourself. Bluming (the big guy in the opening sequence) was the first non-Japanese to receive a 6th dan in Kyokushin from Mas Oyama, back in 1965. He trained, in Japan, with the likes of Draeger and Geesink.
Sandy Herman and to add to that he's also one of the few non-japanese to nake the japanese judo team struggle. He knows what he's kn about.
I don't even understand what you're comment says. At first it says they're doing good technique and practising the fundamentals, the next you say they clearly have no instruction. What does that even mean?
@@JvS1711 Exactly right. Even as an old man, sitting down, listen to the snap in his gi. He isn't even trying, and that shows alot. OSU!