for kyokushin karatecas(video)

[judobrah]

pretty good video imo

i taught some of you guys would be interested

anyway cheers

[yamesu]

Great ippon's and ido geiko, Thanks for posting Judobrah.

Matsui also has some good vid's similar to the one you posted:

OSU!

[DWx]

Great videos guys

[judobrah]

Great ippon's and ido geiko, Thanks for posting Judobrah.

Matsui also has some good vid's similar to the one you posted:

OSU!

thats nice,i saw some old videos of mas oyama karate camp

here it is

i wish i knowed were part 1 is trough

there are a lot of good videos in yotube of old kyokushin karatecas training,and showing clips from the old times,some of them are something else for shure

enjoy man,cheers

[darksoul]

I don't know, but I find this (full contact standup karate) soooo much more epic than MMA fights.

[bushido_man96]

I think its the lack of ground fighting that prevents the lulls. It is fun to watch. I wish Olympic TKD took more of a route like Kyokushin.

[evergrey]

There is some talk about making Kyokushin an Olympic sport. I hope that it never happens! I think that the rules and level of contact would get terribly watered down, and turn into point fighting. That would not accurately represent the style, in my opinion.

[Kuma]

There is some talk about making Kyokushin an Olympic sport. I hope that it never happens! I think that the rules and level of contact would get terribly watered down, and turn into point fighting. That would not accurately represent the style, in my opinion.

I don't think it'll ever happen sadly. Tae Kwon Do beat us to it.

[DWx]

There is some talk about making Kyokushin an Olympic sport. I hope that it never happens! I think that the rules and level of contact would get terribly watered down, and turn into point fighting. That would not accurately represent the style, in my opinion.

I don't think it'll ever happen sadly. Tae Kwon Do beat us to it.

If I were you, I wouldn't want it to happen. I have a love/hate relationship with Olympic TKD. Amazing opportunity for the exposure and getting TKD well known and more people introduced to the style. But on the other hand, the popularity has led to watered down TKD and sport rules have dragged it away from traditional TKD. Don't think they'd let Kyokushin anyway, you guys hit too hard Lots of people want ITF TKD to replace WTF at the Olympics or at least do a joint competition but from what I hear (don't know whether it's true or not) ITF is too brutal to be accepted. No way they'd let Kyokushin in then!

[bushido_man96]

I'm not sure why it would be too brutal. Boxing seems to do just fine. They already allow knockouts, so I'm not sure what the difference would be in changing things to an ITF aspect. I think it has more to do with politics than much anything else.