I’ve been training Kudo since 2015 and it is an honor to get compliments from you on kudo, thank you!!! I’m really proud that people in the US are starting to know what it is!
Not true on that last part most people our go into Kudo likes to train mms without and likes the "Budo" form of the martial bc mma truly isn't appealing to them. Mainly bc they know getting face smashed in or smashing someone face in (without them having no way to defend themselves) was not rewarding for the damage it caused am most of them like the helmet bc of that. There is a UA-camr named Kudoaist or Kudoist something like that who made a video titled "what is Kudo and why you should do it. Check it out bc he went in great detail why many like to stay in Kudo and why they see it as the only ima style they like to train.
“The true science of martial arts means practicing them in such a way that they will be useful at any time, and to teach them in such a way that they will be useful in all things.” ― Miyamoto Musashi elden ring stream was dope loving the videos too💯✊
The way my former sensei explained it to me is that kudo is pretty much a street fight. I did one round with my coach and all he did was clinch me and headbutt me (with headgear). It was insane and a completely different pace from MMA
The pace is the main thing that looks most interesting to me. From a technique perspective MMA is great, obviously, but there is too much energy preserving IMO to be as "real" as it could be
Seems like the pace is way higher which is more relevant for a street fight. Also being able to grab and hold clothes is more realistic, unless you're fighting at a nudist beach
Theres a few notable guys in MMA with Kudo backgrounds, mostly from Russia because that is the largest Kudo scene in the world outside of Japan. It's quite like Judo, however, in that it's a bit of its own world, insulated from global MMA.
@@bobfaam5215 Sambo is just one of many martial arts practiced in Russia... one of those many is Kudo, which currently has more members in the Russian Federation than it does in Japan.
Azuma Takashi was the founder of that Kyokushin-based MMA. It was not popular in the Philippines as of the moment, yet it has substitute combat arts, Yaw-Yan.
Daidojuku is nostalgic. Remember watching their early WARS tournament series in the 90's a Kyokushin Karate friend recommended back in the day when Shooto and Pancrase were popping in Japan. Now it's a global subculture phenomenon like Combat Sambo.
Another thing that make Kudo different from Mixed Martial Arts competitions in the West is that the useage of the gi. In MMA we see fighters get sweaty, which affect grappling and clinching alot but Kudo has the gi. The gi reinforced both grappling aspect and changed striking inside the clinch completely, off balance became way easier
Yeah the GI is the BIG difference. Traditionnals BJJ players and Judokas would be far more efficient here than in MMA or even Sambo (even tho Sambo has a part of the Gi). No need for them to train in no GI were they would be surely less skilled. I would add that the fact that they have the head gear is another great addition. It allows them to use headbutt and to go wild on the striking. Even for karatekas (especially Kyokushin and Shotokan fighters). They would seek a greater challenge here than in Karate Combat for exemple which is just very low level kickboxing or even Kyokushin competition which don’t allow head strike.
@@MartialArtsTechniquesideas Kyokushin allows head kicks.They dont allow head punches however, but you can kick someones head of the shoulders which is always been bizzare to me ,what is the logic behind that rule, so i stopped doing Kyokushin because of that , it was just too stupid.I saw in the olympics in karate that one guy who got disqualified for a legal strike that knocked out hes opponent because allegedly it was with power(they call it exessive contact wtf) , but we see in the replay it wasnt really a power kick the other guy just moved into the kick.Bizzare rulesets like this make traditional martial arts look like a joke.
@@MartialArtsTechniquesideasabsolutely true. Honestly it sucks not seeing more kudo guys turning pro but here's the catch: most of them are regular people with pretty good jobs too. One of our best guys is a lawyer in Milan and he takes a shit ton amount of money. Why going pro, possibly getting cte and go broke when you can live a good life and still put up a show? I'd sponsor more kudo, but yeah. It is what it is
This is combined kyokushin karate and judo. which is Karate + jUDO was the name. Heavy roots from kyokushin which is why you see some of those guys doing the Jin Kazama pose when they KO their opponents and that one guy doing the rolling thunder kick (do kaiten mawashi geri) Fun fact: Mas Kimura (dude who wrecked Helio Gracie) is close friends and trained some karate with Mas Oyama (Kyokushin founder, also a blackbelt in kosen judo) to strengthen his hands.
Kudo is fun I did some after fighting mma and earnt my black belt. You have to fight at every grading. Very well thought out martial art. The founder was quite charismatic and forward thinking. Unfortunately he recently passed.
The only Kudo practitioner in mma I know of is Hisaki Kato, but I think he just competes in kickboxing now. A system like this could make it relatively easy to get into mma, or kickboxing, or grappling since it basically a combination of judo and kyokushin karate.
@@Mighty15x The interesting thing about Kudo is NO WEIGHT CLASS in Kudo. Big guy vs Small guy is NORMAL here. And even it is MADE IN JAPAN but more popular in RUSSIA and other Ex SOVIET countries.
I have dedicated myself to training in Kudo for the past six months, and I must say it's been an incredible experience. Kudo can best be described as a fusion of MMA and traditional martial arts, with the added element of training in a Gi. It incorporates disciplines like Karate, Judo, BJJ, and a wide range of other martial arts techniques, making it a comprehensive and dynamic practice. What stands out to me the most about Kudo is its unwavering emphasis on safety. Throughout my training, I have felt secure and protected, knowing that the focus is on fostering a safe environment. Yet, despite its modern approach, Kudo manages to maintain a strong connection to the traditional roots of martial arts. Engaging in Kudo evokes a sense of participating in a time-honored martial art form. While striking a grounded opponent is restricted during our training sessions, it's interesting to note that Kudo championships have certain conditions under which such techniques are allowed. This showcases the adaptability and practicality of Kudo as a combat sport, catering to different scenarios and situations. In essence, Kudo can be recognized as an MMA style that beautifully integrates the use of a Gi. It captures the essence of both modern and traditional martial arts, offering a well-rounded and thrilling training experience.
you also missed the headbutt at 1:53. Proper headbutts in Kudo (or anywhere else for that matter) come from down -upwards with the top of the head(thickest part of the skull) connecting to the face-jaw of the opponent. The motion starts from the legs with the whole body and not jerking the neck like you see in the movies.
i think headbutts are usually most useful in a grappling scenario, like you'd see in some of the old UFC's, grapplers often using them for ground and pound while both hands restrain the opponent. it makes sense considering how often you get 'accidentally' headbutted during wrestling. they fit ok into striking as well but that's usually if you're doing it holyfield style, swinging your head as you punch, or Duran style, doing them in conjunction with very close range punches and clinching.
bro I love the reaction to fight videos and the fight break downs from you. I've always been a fan of your fighting, but I never followed you because I'm not into the whole gaming thing but now I can have something to watch from you so thanks man and keep up the hard work.
Kudo is like kyukoshin with punches to the face. Karate in general has everything, locks, throws, groind fighting. Due to tradition and sports rules, we usually only see that bs
Kudo was my first martial art before I swapped to BJJ. You have limited time on the ground, so submissions tend to happen very quickly or not at all. It would be a better and more complete martial art if more time was given on the ground to allowed for proper grappling to take place
@@azadog1233 there is no " you should never go to the ground " , you should never do this or that. Street fights happens very quickly and are extremely unpredictable . Your rules and strategies dont really matter sometimes you WILL end up on the ground . The main goal is to be prepared for every aspect of a fight and learn how to put your ego to the side and sometimes desengage and run !
I like it. It looks like karate as it was originally envisioned! The only thing is that they cleaned up the striking game with a high guard and lead punches. The rest has grappling and throws, as it was supposed to be.
This reminds me a lot of Shin Karate tournaments, or the og K1 tournaments, where it was mostly Kyokushin and Judo. But with headbutts (the Lethwei of Karate lol).
Sup DG, I just found Kudo a couple minutes ago. This is the first video I've seen about it since learning about it. Looks fun, but in the video I watched they fought on the ground and I saw a headbutt from a guy shooting a double leg, smashed his face while shooting. Plus I saw a tapout via armbar.
When I think of MMA with headbutts, I think of Combat Sambo. Would love to see you react to both Combat and Sport Sambo Also seeing you react to Lethwei would be cool. I liked the street beefs video you did as well
So glad I watched jre. Anyway to support the legends of mma. Would be great if you reacted to some mma highlights. Maybe some khabib and gsp highlights to start off!
BYB bareknuckle is probably the best bareknuckle promotion imo, just for the fact the tri-gon ring shape, it's small and shaped like a triangle keeps constant action. Last thing you want to do is get stuck in those corners it's brutal
This is how Kyokushinkaikan should have been and maybe it would have been if the space helmet was available in the 50s. A reverse roundhouse backfist is pretty nasty too, I have taken out a few black belts that way when permitted.
Well.. It is designed for the street fight, so those guys do headbutt etc.. and NO WEIGHT CLASS. Big guy vs Small guy is NORMAL in Kudo. They use a term called BODY INDEXT for fight classification.
You should look up Juan Meza and Jack Sera, both are practitioners of San Soo (this art contains techniques for biting, scratching, and headbutting as well).
Hey Mighty Gaming good to find your youtube channel brotha. Can you to a breakdown of Izzy vs Perreira UFC 281? Bout 2 be some Naruto stuff going down😄🤙🏾
As a Kudoka something really cool an different is the gloves, it's like fighting barehanded honestly, we do not use MMA gloves, they are like a rag used to only not cut the skin but even so you are with a helmet so, but yeah, you can't punch like in other martial arts or your hand will take too much damage 🐗
Headgear is a false economy for safety, though i gather the Japanese really dont like facial injuriesfor cultural reasons (could be bs i just read that somewhere). western mma is the most complete mma rulseset but im interested in clothed mma like this becuase certain metagame strategies will change; judo will counter wrestling, slipperyness wont make late submission attempts so low percentage, easier to keep people on the ground etc.would love to see an mma promotion have events where some form of clothing is permitted becuase theres a whole meta waiting to be eplored and added to the considerable understanding of unarmed combat mma has given us
If you’re ever in Colorado Springs I train Kudo at a gym here called Iron Forged Martial arts it would be awesome if you stopped by! Please get OneFC to let me make my pro debut on your card in May 😫😂
Hey DJ! We prefer if you pause and rewind and do whatever it needs to commentate properly on the video! But, PLEASE, link the original videos in your description! It's just the moral thing to do (so we don't steal their views). Thanks!
Hey DJ I fought in the 1st and 3rd World Championships. The first I fought their Judo/Grappling coach and he yanked me into viscious headbutt. Maybe you could do Reaction to my MMA Greatest hits or vs 30 top mma Fighters vids
Bu still bir Kyukoshin-Ashihara Karate ve JUDO karışımıdır. Karate'nin Kyukoshin ve Ashihara stilleri en sert stillerden biridir ve Muay Thai'den daha sert bücut dövüşleri vardır. Oldukça güçlü ve sert bir stildir. Sokakta ençok geçerliliği olan dövüş sporudur.
Hisaki Kato, the guy that KO'ed Joe Schilling twice (once in MMA, and then in kickboxing) comes from a Kudo background. It's a very cool martial art.
One scary thing about Kudokas is that the helmet makes it hard to breathe.
So these guys have insane stamina
Dude imagine it is already hard to breath when someone trying to choke you, now you add teh helmet on top of it. People would tap a lot faster.
I’ve been training Kudo since 2015 and it is an honor to get compliments from you on kudo, thank you!!! I’m really proud that people in the US are starting to know what it is!
I’m about to try it out for the first time where I live. I’ve been doing mma for a while now but Kudo looks so fun
@P A Maybe none of them want to?
@pa3465 Why aren't there more MMA fighters in Kudo?
Not true on that last part most people our go into Kudo likes to train mms without and likes the "Budo" form of the martial bc mma truly isn't appealing to them. Mainly bc they know getting face smashed in or smashing someone face in (without them having no way to defend themselves) was not rewarding for the damage it caused am most of them like the helmet bc of that. There is a UA-camr named Kudoaist or Kudoist something like that who made a video titled "what is Kudo and why you should do it. Check it out bc he went in great detail why many like to stay in Kudo and why they see it as the only ima style they like to train.
I can’t find a close school:( how do I get in contact with someone?
“The true science of martial arts means practicing them in such a way that they will be useful at any time, and to teach them in such a way that they will be useful in all things.”
― Miyamoto Musashi
elden ring stream was dope loving the videos too💯✊
The way my former sensei explained it to me is that kudo is pretty much a street fight. I did one round with my coach and all he did was clinch me and headbutt me (with headgear). It was insane and a completely different pace from MMA
The pace is the main thing that looks most interesting to me. From a technique perspective MMA is great, obviously, but there is too much energy preserving IMO to be as "real" as it could be
@@IamHueGraves The main goal is to win. I don’t think any MMA fighter’s goal in a fight is to make it seem “real,” whatever that means.
@@Prodbyroro That's why I'm talking about MMA as an art/sport and not the fighters
Seems like the pace is way higher which is more relevant for a street fight. Also being able to grab and hold clothes is more realistic, unless you're fighting at a nudist beach
@@alexpointon784 Fighting at a nudist beach is crazy🤣
Theres a few notable guys in MMA with Kudo backgrounds, mostly from Russia because that is the largest Kudo scene in the world outside of Japan. It's quite like Judo, however, in that it's a bit of its own world, insulated from global MMA.
ah gotcha yeah ive never seen it and im shocked not to see more guys in mma with kudo background
Russian martial art is Sambo . Not Kudo
@@Mighty15x Russian martial art is Sambo . Not Kudo
@@bobfaam5215 Sambo is just one of many martial arts practiced in Russia... one of those many is Kudo, which currently has more members in the Russian Federation than it does in Japan.
It's because Kudo is so similar to Combat Sambo. I feel like I could adequately compete in kudo with my Combat Sambo background.
Azuma Takashi was the founder of that Kyokushin-based MMA. It was not popular in the Philippines as of the moment, yet it has substitute combat arts, Yaw-Yan.
Daidojuku is nostalgic. Remember watching their early WARS tournament series in the 90's a Kyokushin Karate friend recommended back in the day when Shooto and Pancrase were popping in Japan. Now it's a global subculture phenomenon like Combat Sambo.
Another thing that make Kudo different from Mixed Martial Arts competitions in the West is that the useage of the gi. In MMA we see fighters get sweaty, which affect grappling and clinching alot but Kudo has the gi. The gi reinforced both grappling aspect and changed striking inside the clinch completely, off balance became way easier
Yeah the GI is the BIG difference. Traditionnals BJJ players and Judokas would be far more efficient here than in MMA or even Sambo (even tho Sambo has a part of the Gi). No need for them to train in no GI were they would be surely less skilled.
I would add that the fact that they have the head gear is another great addition. It allows them to use headbutt and to go wild on the striking.
Even for karatekas (especially Kyokushin and Shotokan fighters). They would seek a greater challenge here than in Karate Combat for exemple which is just very low level kickboxing or even Kyokushin competition which don’t allow head strike.
@@MartialArtsTechniquesideas Kyokushin allows head kicks.They dont allow head punches however, but you can kick someones head of the shoulders which is always been bizzare to me ,what is the logic behind that rule, so i stopped doing Kyokushin because of that , it was just too stupid.I saw in the olympics in karate that one guy who got disqualified for a legal strike that knocked out hes opponent because allegedly it was with power(they call it exessive contact wtf) , but we see in the replay it wasnt really a power kick the other guy just moved into the kick.Bizzare rulesets like this make traditional martial arts look like a joke.
@@MartialArtsTechniquesideasabsolutely true. Honestly it sucks not seeing more kudo guys turning pro but here's the catch: most of them are regular people with pretty good jobs too. One of our best guys is a lawyer in Milan and he takes a shit ton amount of money. Why going pro, possibly getting cte and go broke when you can live a good life and still put up a show?
I'd sponsor more kudo, but yeah. It is what it is
Love the no cage fight style. No hugging on the cage just straight going after it ! Bring this state side please!
Please bro I wish
They have some schools in the state
This is combined kyokushin karate and judo. which is Karate + jUDO was the name. Heavy roots from kyokushin which is why you see some of those guys doing the Jin Kazama pose when they KO their opponents and that one guy doing the rolling thunder kick (do kaiten mawashi geri)
Fun fact: Mas Kimura (dude who wrecked Helio Gracie) is close friends and trained some karate with Mas Oyama (Kyokushin founder, also a blackbelt in kosen judo) to strengthen his hands.
Man just imagine Roger Gracie or Kosei Inoue performing in this martial art... that would be crazy.
the strongest people of their own arts were literally best buds its kinda funny
Kudo is fun I did some after fighting mma and earnt my black belt. You have to fight at every grading. Very well thought out martial art. The founder was quite charismatic and forward thinking. Unfortunately he recently passed.
Judo and kudo need to be popular world wide they are the most complete styles.
The only Kudo practitioner in mma I know of is Hisaki Kato, but I think he just competes in kickboxing now. A system like this could make it relatively easy to get into mma, or kickboxing, or grappling since it basically a combination of judo and kyokushin karate.
We wrestle too and do ground game
That double jab/low kick at 02:30 was fucking clean…
I'm a instant fan lmao this sport is great. Learn something new every day.
Right!
@@Mighty15x The interesting thing about Kudo is NO WEIGHT CLASS in Kudo.
Big guy vs Small guy is NORMAL here.
And even it is MADE IN JAPAN but more popular in RUSSIA and other Ex SOVIET countries.
I have dedicated myself to training in Kudo for the past six months, and I must say it's been an incredible experience. Kudo can best be described as a fusion of MMA and traditional martial arts, with the added element of training in a Gi. It incorporates disciplines like Karate, Judo, BJJ, and a wide range of other martial arts techniques, making it a comprehensive and dynamic practice.
What stands out to me the most about Kudo is its unwavering emphasis on safety. Throughout my training, I have felt secure and protected, knowing that the focus is on fostering a safe environment. Yet, despite its modern approach, Kudo manages to maintain a strong connection to the traditional roots of martial arts. Engaging in Kudo evokes a sense of participating in a time-honored martial art form.
While striking a grounded opponent is restricted during our training sessions, it's interesting to note that Kudo championships have certain conditions under which such techniques are allowed. This showcases the adaptability and practicality of Kudo as a combat sport, catering to different scenarios and situations.
In essence, Kudo can be recognized as an MMA style that beautifully integrates the use of a Gi. It captures the essence of both modern and traditional martial arts, offering a well-rounded and thrilling training experience.
There is no BJJ. The majority BJJ comes from judo.
this is almost close to how street fights go. Grabbing clothes, flying kicks and etc.
you also missed the headbutt at 1:53. Proper headbutts in Kudo (or anywhere else for that matter) come from down -upwards with the top of the head(thickest part of the skull) connecting to the face-jaw of the opponent. The motion starts from the legs with the whole body and not jerking the neck like you see in the movies.
Mighty Mouse “so it’s basically mixed martial arts with head gears and gloves, and gloves” lmao 4:19
Semmy Schilt, who competed in Pride and K-1 was a Kudo guy
i think headbutts are usually most useful in a grappling scenario, like you'd see in some of the old UFC's, grapplers often using them for ground and pound while both hands restrain the opponent. it makes sense considering how often you get 'accidentally' headbutted during wrestling. they fit ok into striking as well but that's usually if you're doing it holyfield style, swinging your head as you punch, or Duran style, doing them in conjunction with very close range punches and clinching.
World Kudo Championship in Japan in May 2023. Do not miss!
Lmao DJ is so impatient 😂 he really wanted to know where the headbutts were
I remember my young ages. This is why we loved open fight and street fights. Rules always depends on your skills not your game.
bro I love the reaction to fight videos and the fight break downs from you. I've always been a fan of your fighting, but I never followed you because I'm not into the whole gaming thing but now I can have something to watch from you so thanks man and keep up the hard work.
Ayyyeee welcome and you’ll love some gaming stuff soon 😜
That's the original form of jujitsu basically. Bushido style.
The lighter version would be jujitsu combat, which is very popular in Europe.
Kudo is like kyukoshin with punches to the face. Karate in general has everything, locks, throws, groind fighting. Due to tradition and sports rules, we usually only see that bs
Kudo was my first martial art before I swapped to BJJ. You have limited time on the ground, so submissions tend to happen very quickly or not at all. It would be a better and more complete martial art if more time was given on the ground to allowed for proper grappling to take place
For self defense, though, I see the value of not staying on the ground for too long. Especially when facing multiple opponents.
@@AntonAdelson you should never go to the ground in the street
@@AntonAdelson Same. No wasting time on the ground
@@azadog1233 there is no " you should never go to the ground " , you should never do this or that. Street fights happens very quickly and are extremely unpredictable . Your rules and strategies dont really matter sometimes you WILL end up on the ground . The main goal is to be prepared for every aspect of a fight and learn how to put your ego to the side and sometimes desengage and run !
The UFC rules is the same tho, the time limit on the ground is just longer. No one likes to watch Royce Gracie hug Ken Shamrock for 1 hour again
I like it. It looks like karate as it was originally envisioned!
The only thing is that they cleaned up the striking game with a high guard and lead punches. The rest has grappling and throws, as it was supposed to be.
Are you gonna watch anymore street beefs?
yes I just finished a Baby hulk one
Forget streetbeefs…. Watch King of the Streets… that’s crazy fights
@@Mighty15x baby hulk is dope look forward to it
@@Mighty15x check out blackie chan too, dude had no real training and come out like a professional
@@Ytmetzc ye I just suggested the bloodaxe fight. He broke the unwritten rule and maybe more people will go for the eyes or even the cock
I love the Reaction Videos DJ !!! It’s fucking Awesome 🤩
(Kyokushin karate full contact with punches to the head and headbuts with helmet) +(judo with jiu jitsu) = KUDO 🥋 OSU
Sick martial art actually clearly replicates a fight no pausing
I think Kudo I Kyokushin karate and Judo from what it looks like.
it was the first time for me seeing it.
This reminds me a lot of Shin Karate tournaments, or the og K1 tournaments, where it was mostly Kyokushin and Judo. But with headbutts (the Lethwei of Karate lol).
Kudo is one of the most incredible sports ever invented. Doing it for 2 years.
Kudos so intense and chaotic
Its like an mma fight if they drank couple shots before the fight and just went fuck it
the leg dexterity and flexibility in these kyokushan style guys is really incredible. They are literal beyblades
Sup DG, I just found Kudo a couple minutes ago. This is the first video I've seen about it since learning about it. Looks fun, but in the video I watched they fought on the ground and I saw a headbutt from a guy shooting a double leg, smashed his face while shooting. Plus I saw a tapout via armbar.
Oh, and if the opponent is larger than you, then groin strikes of all kinds are legal.
Can you watch a Abuelo fight on Streetbeefs? Or Diablo…
in the future yes. I just finished a breakdown on baby hulk!
When I think of MMA with headbutts, I think of Combat Sambo. Would love to see you react to both Combat and Sport Sambo
Also seeing you react to Lethwei would be cool. I liked the street beefs video you did as well
So glad I watched jre. Anyway to support the legends of mma. Would be great if you reacted to some mma highlights. Maybe some khabib and gsp highlights to start off!
Kudo is huge in Russia as another similar MAs like "Combat sambo" and "Army hand to hand combat" (ARB).
That's beautiful
Kyokushin + Judo = Kudo The style is still taught that way in the major orgs.
Its basically a street fight with Judo, groundpound and submissions.
Bro, if you say headbutt ONE MORE TIME…I’m gonna headbutt you. 😂
lmao
When people say karate ain't shit, just make sure they aren't a kyokushin or Kudo person lol
Aw yes, the old lethal mixture of legit karate with old school judo.
Kudo has been around for over 40 years... Way before MMA....
Bingo
Basically MMA with a gi karate judo some mt with a gi on they can get the judo grips
BYB bareknuckle is probably the best bareknuckle promotion imo, just for the fact the tri-gon ring shape, it's small and shaped like a triangle keeps constant action. Last thing you want to do is get stuck in those corners it's brutal
It originated from Kyokushin Karate mixed with Judo, as it was trained in the origins of Kyokushin.
OMG Mighty Mouse. This guy!! Suplex to Armbar!! O.o
Kudo is Kyokushin (with head strikes) + judo.
You should react to some lethwei vids. Also check out those king of the streets vids
PLEASE get these guys into Street Squeekz! That would be the best. Better than UFC
This is how Kyokushinkaikan should have been and maybe it would have been if the space helmet was available in the 50s. A reverse roundhouse backfist is pretty nasty too, I have taken out a few black belts that way when permitted.
1:33 Missed headbutt turned into hipthrow.
Well.. It is designed for the street fight, so those guys do headbutt etc.. and NO WEIGHT CLASS.
Big guy vs Small guy is NORMAL in Kudo.
They use a term called BODY INDEXT for fight classification.
You should look up Juan Meza and Jack Sera, both are practitioners of San Soo (this art contains techniques for biting, scratching, and headbutting as well).
I liked it very much... I'm trying to connect kickboxing with judo, this shows me exactly what I'm looking for... Many thanks...
Your the man Dj glad to see the channel growing keep it up
Gonna keep doing my best!
It's a simple logic (but easier said than done) to be well versed standing up & going to the ground.
There is some Russian kudo guys that fight mma. Plus one in bellator.
Kudo is the points you earn in that OG Xbox racing game, Project Gotham. 😁 But yeah, this looks badass fun, I want to join!
Never heard of this but I like it!
Yo DJ you gonna upload the Armwrestling reaction? It would be great exposure for the sport. Thanks
Gotta check out Lethwei for some mean headbutts and KO’s 💯
You should do some street fighting reactions champ
1:53 here are two headbutt in a row... Just seconds after you said *where are the headbutts, there are no headbutts"
This is so dang cool I wish Kudo was a bigger thing because this looks fun. I wish there was a Kudo gym in my area
Would like to see one of them in the UFC
The gloves are super light, they pretty much just protect you from the helmet
As a system it’s basically judo and kyokushin, but as a ruleset it’s mma with headbutts
Nice to hear ur thoughts on this champ
Hey Mighty Gaming good to find your youtube channel brotha. Can you to a breakdown of Izzy vs Perreira UFC 281? Bout 2 be some Naruto stuff going down😄🤙🏾
Karate used to have throws back in the day
Semmy Schlit has a black belt in Kudo and was the two time Champion.
semmy schilt is a combat sports veteran. Dude has fought everyone
As a Kudoka something really cool an different is the gloves, it's like fighting barehanded honestly, we do not use MMA gloves, they are like a rag used to only not cut the skin but even so you are with a helmet so, but yeah, you can't punch like in other martial arts or your hand will take too much damage 🐗
Headgear is a false economy for safety, though i gather the Japanese really dont like facial injuriesfor cultural reasons (could be bs i just read that somewhere). western mma is the most complete mma rulseset but im interested in clothed mma like this becuase certain metagame strategies will change; judo will counter wrestling, slipperyness wont make late submission attempts so low percentage, easier to keep people on the ground etc.would love to see an mma promotion have events where some form of clothing is permitted becuase theres a whole meta waiting to be eplored and added to the considerable understanding of unarmed combat mma has given us
The headbutts is less of a big deal than the fact that they actually wear clothes unlike all those naked MMA fighters.
For a second I thought he was gonna do ryu and kens dragon punch @ 0:58. Shout out to street fighter.
Best martial art for self defense. But that head trauma...
If you’re ever in Colorado Springs I train Kudo at a gym here called Iron Forged Martial arts it would be awesome if you stopped by! Please get OneFC to let me make my pro debut on your card in May 😫😂
It sucks that kudo is very niche in the US, would love to have a some schools in Florida.
Hey DJ! We prefer if you pause and rewind and do whatever it needs to commentate properly on the video! But, PLEASE, link the original videos in your description! It's just the moral thing to do (so we don't steal their views). Thanks!
Been training mma fir 5 years, never heard of kudo but it looks absolutly awesome
Hey DJ I fought in the 1st and 3rd World Championships. The first I fought their Judo/Grappling coach and he yanked me into viscious headbutt. Maybe you could do Reaction to my MMA Greatest hits or vs 30 top mma Fighters vids
DAIDOJUKU (Kudo) and Shooto started comps in 1986 DJ. Pancrase then UFC not until 1993. Breakdown my MMA Greatest Hits
This is Korean martial arts so it looks like a mixture of Teakwood mixed with Hapkido.
Disregard, just found out that’s it’s Japanese. 😅
Интересно здесь есть кто то русский
Kicking those helmets by unprotected foot - must be rougher for kicker than for the dude whos being kicked.
Can u check polish bareknuckle federation GROMDA or Wotore
That was cool.
Bu still bir Kyukoshin-Ashihara Karate ve JUDO karışımıdır.
Karate'nin Kyukoshin ve Ashihara stilleri en sert stillerden biridir ve Muay Thai'den daha sert bücut dövüşleri vardır.
Oldukça güçlü ve sert bir stildir.
Sokakta ençok geçerliliği olan dövüş sporudur.
I am really surprised this isn't more popular
Kudo and Sanda are two very underrated practical Martial Arts for self defense.
reminds me of Sabaki challenge with head gear
Hey might can you please react to K.O.T.S on UA-cam? Such savages and real athletes on that they are true gladiators.
It's Kyokushin Karate + Judo + Kickboxing.