kyospirit

I don't think Kazumi left kyokushin , he left the organization and all that crap that goes on in Japan. In his soul he still bellongs to kyokushin , like many other great kyokushin fighters :Yamaki ,Kurosawa,Pettas , and everybody will remember them like kyokushin fighters. Kust because you dont belong to some organization does't mean that you are not kyokushin anymore , not the paper makes you what you are. I've been without organization allmost four years , and i felt actually better in a weird way. After a certain level doesn't really mather anyway , ranks , belts , organizations , what matters is your true progress and spiritual enlightment. But that's just my 50 cent on this issue. Osu !

awesome ... who's your sensei now ?

... then again , i don't know man ... this days its kinda weird with those japanese shihans... ... one of the reasons why i left IKO1 Meguro I hope your dojo is good and your senseis are real.

...me too , just kiding...well i initialy sayed that Denver kyokushin is strong , but than I edited the message.

in Japan huh , nice...

I started back in the days with shotokan and after about year and half i discovered kyokushin. From my experience it was the real contact from kyokushin that made me go on this path. Everything you do , any mistakes you do have a meaning in kyokushin fighting , and beeing a skinny guy it made me a lot stronger to the point that i took up competing in full contact tournaments. Over all kyokushin focuses more I think on the fighting aspects with real contact , shotokan does more kihon and kata .

I was with IKO1 since the begining , just recently i departed and i'm with IFK Hanshi Arneil , Shihan Monaco in USA.

Hello all , I'm Steve from Denver.

...i'm sorry i didn't meant to say that just in Denver

Hi , i'm a kyokushin from Denver CO, i'm going to Rochester too but i dont know yet if I compete or not, anyway I have some experience in competition. You need verry good stamina and you need to be able to receive kicks and punches. Lot's of bag and pads work and verry important lot's of sparring.If you need some more detalies ask me. Good Luck ! Osu !

Nidan Kyokushin in Denver Colorado ...hi everybody ! Osu !

Kyokushin Karate in Denver Colorado

I'm looking for a training/sparring partner in Denver , 2-nd degree black belt kyokushin karate and kickboxing Steve.