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Hey Meguro .. I was wondering , were are you from ???

welcome

WOW .. you seem to be the highest rank around ,lol.. Good to have you here ,OSU

Never give up in your training(discipline) and always show respect to others. Waht about beating your worst enemy ? FEAR

They usually count a clean kick to the head as a WAZARI (half point ) in the junior or bigenners divisions only , however , in the advanced fighters divisions , such a kick is not counted unless it connected real real hard .

All of the styles mentioned above are point sparring oriented ( except for goju i guess ) , however , they might fight full contact within the walls of dojo . I had the same lack of competition problem before , so I joined kickboxing for a while and fought under their rules , if you are a good kyokushin karate-ka , then you won't find any problem with fighting kickboxers .

Exactly , especially if you are traying to condition your inner shin (more nerves there ) , and your chn is not going to be any harder !!!!! Havy bags are the best way , and if you know the correct method of shin block , it won't hurt that much ..

clinch + knee to the estomach .. turn 180 degrees

Welcome , it's the first time i ever hear of ur style though

World Karate Federation . Point sparring rules

kyokushin_coe , that was inspiring . pineapple , what dp you think is the right strategy to defeat yourself ??????

Lol.. seems like you are progressing so fast .. you will learn over time . Hope you the best

I don't think you failed ! I think you have done the right thing by beating the other shodan , however , I agree that your instructor should interfere and stopped the fight before the things got out of control I do the same thing if some advanced guy tries to outfight me , just give him a good combo and force him to back off ( or knock him down )

61 finally , that game is adictive

I got 8 the first time ... cool game

Join kyokushin .. Just kidding , search for the best dojo , best instructor , martial art that suites you the most and just do it , wich you luck

Since wado focuses on natural body movement I recomanded it for him ..

Brief history : WADO Ryu is a style of Japanese karate founded in 1939 by Hironori Ohtsuka (also spelled Hironori Otsuka). Wado means “way of peace” and is one of the four major styles of Japanese karate along with Shotokan, Goju Ryu and Shito Ryu. The founder of wado ryu "Master Hironori Ohtsuka " was a student of Shindo Yoshin Ryu Jujitsu , The essence of this art lays emphasis upon the nature and the grace of movement . He also studied some other jujitsu forms focusing on their positive sides , in 1922 he met Gichin Funakoshi Sensei while he was demonstrating his style of okinawan karate , impressed by karate , Ohtsuka joined shotokan , in 1929 started developing his own style of karate which was a combination of Yoshin Ryu Jujitsu and funakushi's karate . Wado students learn to use taisabaki body shifting) to avoid the full force of an attack while at the same time positioning the body for an effective counterattack. thats in brief , i have quoted from this site http://www.wado-ryu-karate.com/#Wado + the little i know . You may want to run a google search

I forgot to mention what keeps me training in martial arts : 1- participate in the world open tournament 2- win as much fighst as i can (competition ) 3- Become a good instructor after 10 years or so 4- I LOVE THIS GAME ..lol

Mine where : 1- watching a lot of karate kid movies while i was a kid 2- impressed by the mythic powers of shaolin and okinawan karate ( TV Effect ) 3- being able to defend myself against larger kids and bullies( i was a small kid back then ) That was when i first steped into the dojo

I have been asked to instruct karate in a summer school for 3 month ,two sessions per week , The kids are aged from 7 to 15 . I have no problem with thata since i instruct the junior class in our dojo and i have some experience about dealing with them . Th eproblem is , i probably never gonna c them after 3 month so i am confused , shell i teach them kyokushin basics (pure white belt training ) or some other techniques to defend themsleves in a treet situation ( Mix between kyokushin and Aikido ) . I allready started with them this tuesday and they loved it . REGARDS

they should be though. Actually, you will probably find that any sport fighting coach worth his salt has competed at some point in time. He may not have been good, but he competed. I personally would not train under a coach who had never competed, if my goal was to compete. Soft instructors produce soft student , i have seen this quote somewhere in KF ....... And i belive in it .

And tahts how cmabrige unvirtisy has dnoe teh tset

Man .. your goal is to beat him not to take care about what he thinks .. beat your opponent and he will never forget about it , belive me .. I totally agree with Fat Donkey's post

Whats USSD ??? Whats VILLARIS ??