This is a great video, & to whoever has posted this on UA-cam you have my gratitude. So much modern fitness/kickboxing & MMA stuff out online now, not that any of them are bad, but I prefer very old school training methods so this video does the trick.
One of the styles that he studied. He earned black belts in Tang Soo Do, Shotokan, Goju-ryu, Taekwondo, Kobudo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and the equivalent in Wushu also. Though Kyokushin is his favorite of all I believe.
this is kyokushin-kai, video is "fighting black kings" older, the man throwing the knives is Ashihara, and this is Joko Ninomiya's first tournament in late teens, took third place.
It is! I fought twice in such tournament but in local levels. I lost both competitions but it doesn't matter. I was lucky enough to leave both tournaments walking with my two feet!
flip1sba Cool! I had practiced shotokan for four years which I later discovered had a more "zen" attitude to it, the self-discipline you get out of it is amazing! Respect for competing in tournaments *pounds chest*
That dojo was in the Homewood area of Birmingham 29th avenue.......and It is World Oyama Karate.....I trained in Birmingham for 20 years under Saiko Shihan.....
@@mooseandsquirrel9887 I used to live in i Hoover. I was walking around Homewood on the street and came across this dojo around 2010 or so. I met a young Japanese guy kicking the heavy bag and he was nice and talked to me for a few minutes. I never had enough money to train there. Oh well. I thought about it though.
***** Kyokushin from what I hear is very good. It is bare-knuckle, full-contact karate and ranks up there with Muay Thai as a striking art. Kyokushin fighters also have done very well in K-1.
***** Yes, I need to get back into martial arts myself. Have only done karate thus far though. Would like to train boxing, Kyokushin, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Also German longsword (you can find demonstrations on UA-cam).
***** Yes, strong legs are very helpful for karate kicks. But even if you had weak legs, the solution would be to engage in strength training in order to strengthen them up.
カッコイイ極真❣️三浦美幸師範は真の空手家だと思います
This is great to see how Miura-shihan started his dojo in Chicago back in 70's. Amazing video.
過去に憧れず、今 令和の空手を極めて欲しい。
大山氏も望んでると・・・ 過去を参考にするのは・・・
白帯で挫折した65歳じじいです。失礼しました。
This is a great video, & to whoever has posted this on UA-cam you have my gratitude. So much modern fitness/kickboxing & MMA stuff out online now, not that any of them are bad, but I prefer very old school training methods so this video does the trick.
This is the style that Micheal Jai White studied. Also Bas Rutan, St. Pierre, and Dull Lungren.
Dolph Lungren
GrandmasterElixon yes truly
One of the styles that he studied. He earned black belts in Tang Soo Do, Shotokan, Goju-ryu, Taekwondo, Kobudo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and the equivalent in Wushu also. Though Kyokushin is his favorite of all I believe.
Kyokushin took Karate to the next level yet preserved its traditions!
vídeo magnético OSS!!! 💪👊👊👊
I have to admit, I do grappling, and the leg sweeps in karate excite me, especially the ones he shows at 9:30 ish
Dang karate was rough back then. Even now too
this is kyokushin-kai, video is "fighting black kings" older, the man throwing the knives is Ashihara, and this is Joko Ninomiya's first tournament in late teens, took third place.
I think this was when kiokushinkai was evolving. Looks more like hardocore traditional karate
Karate Shindokan Irapuato Mushin Dojo that's the way it's supposed to be
Karate Shindokan Irapuato Mushin Dojo Kyokushin is like this even today.
I discovered Kyokushin Karate 🥋 thanks to Michael Jai White.
amazing film just inspired me even more to do full contact
Loving this, thanks for upload. 10:18 looks so funny :p
Man this martial art is hardcore, talk about stoicism
It is! I fought twice in such tournament but in local levels. I lost both competitions but it doesn't matter. I was lucky enough to leave both tournaments walking with my two feet!
flip1sba Cool! I had practiced shotokan for four years which I later discovered had a more "zen" attitude to it, the self-discipline you get out of it is amazing! Respect for competing in tournaments *pounds chest*
Adrian22Frets Here is the link, it is from my FB account, Osu!
facebook.com/video.php?v=805067829546062&l=1943378987107988175
flip1sba That was intense! Osu!
@@flip1sba if you got up from kyokushin strikes then you already have won
私は現在も極真系の団体で稽古してますが原則的にフルコンタクトの試合は収入を生むプロに限って行うべきもので
仕事を持つ社会人は当てないポイント制ルールに留めるべきだと思います。
身体にダメージを残さないやり方だからこそ年齢を重ねても優良なコンデションを維持できる訳で
いくら大会で優秀な成績をおさめても段持ちになっても後年、後遺症から回し蹴りもまともに打てない先輩を見ると何とも言えない気持ちになります。
黎明期の先人達の偉大さを忘れないよう努めると共にフルコンの弊害を理解して進歩性のある空手を目指していきたいと感じるこの頃です。
押忍
This looks more like Kyokushin!! Was wondering wtf was going on in the first video...
極真カラテ🔥🔥🔥🔥
三浦美幸も大山茂も若いですね。
大山泰彦や山崎照朝なども居ましたが、この頃なら芦原英幸が一番強かったのではないでしょうか？
Talking about hardcore competition even the referee beat the shit out of the players at 1:38
This is the fighting black kings 2
LOL, OSU, our Shihan used to do that in weight training class!
Who was the fighter on the stretcher? Did he live?
6:13...let the man do his weights god damn it!
I believe it is just kyokushin Oyama wanted to make the film focusing on kyokushin sorta as an advertisement.
1:38 what is going on here. Referee is beating him up?
Anyone know what year this was?
Paulo miyao in kiokushin.
Bunch of sadists!!
10:11 i don't know if they're actually wearing hakamas.
Who is the sensei at the very end hitting the makiwara? :/
I think this is Ashihara karate, a off shoot os kyokushin.
mo Alam yes ashihara is kyokushion descendant art
OMG!!!!!!!! HE GOT K.O at 4:06
OMG,very rare film...
I have always said if there isn't blood on your gi then either you have a really great stain remover or your just not training.
Osu!
Who's the guy who spars with the whole class around 09:00?
i got this its call fighting black kings but i see there more footege
Anyone knows the song around 1:00
kumite always looks awkward. I think karate practitioners should do more sparring because real fights are alot different
When it says birmingham alabama do you know what area of that city they were in? Also what is the name of their gym is it World Oyama?
MaharlikaAWA Yes, that is Saiko Shihan Y. Oyama
Ellemaj28 Do you train with him?
That dojo was in the Homewood area of Birmingham 29th avenue.......and It is World Oyama Karate.....I trained in Birmingham for 20 years under Saiko Shihan.....
@@mooseandsquirrel9887 I used to live in i
Hoover. I was walking around Homewood on the street and came across this dojo around 2010 or so. I met a young Japanese guy kicking the heavy bag and he was nice and talked to me for a few minutes. I never had enough money to train there. Oh well. I thought about it though.
Osu!
Osu
@polka13dots why?
2:06 damn!
1:56 sliding kick hahahaha
Gostaria que o karate mantece a horigem verdadeira.
70s
Wang Wang shku
Li Kai Tai she
Zen kun fu Bai ghji
In Japan sind die Götter
Man man wen BU ong shuai Jiao Chi la für jia lai de reng Ma wen sie Tai Ping wo ang zhi
Maiytreya buddah
Karate sem estilo ta parecendo briga de rua
10:54 イラク！
Very sluppy tequenique
Sluppy speelin tooo.
3:54 really dangerous
lol
力任せにブン廻して基本など無く滅茶苦茶の極み。
One thing I don't get with karate is those front kicks. All your opponent need do is block with their elbow and you injure your foot (happened to me).
***** Tatsu-Do Karate in Upstate, NY.
***** Kyokushin from what I hear is very good. It is bare-knuckle, full-contact karate and ranks up there with Muay Thai as a striking art. Kyokushin fighters also have done very well in K-1.
***** Yes, I need to get back into martial arts myself. Have only done karate thus far though. Would like to train boxing, Kyokushin, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Also German longsword (you can find demonstrations on UA-cam).
***** Yes, strong legs are very helpful for karate kicks. But even if you had weak legs, the solution would be to engage in strength training in order to strengthen them up.
***** Sure. Mixed martial arts practitioners have to.