Whst you said is so true train 8 hours aday 7 days then see what happens to you that differance lt changes put you have to eat sleep lt or forget it lwas trained by japan master 7 dan and his top student 7 Dan
Regarding breathing in BJJ some gyms give Brazilian youga to practice. Six blades BJJ have kata - "tiger flow" and some MMA gyms in the Philippines doing boxing and Kiokushin for striking practice. All disciplines getting the best part from ech other in our days.
Thanks for this! Subscribed - My former Sensei, Sam Tendencia, spoke highly of Mas Oyama. Sam also would knife hand coke bottles in half, amazing. We used 2x4's for makiwara.
i got all of sosai masutatsu oyama his books and it is a honor to have those books,i train for 42 years til now kyokushin karate and it is my life.thit you know that on the date mas oyama died 26 april also on 26 april gichin funakoshi and morihei eushiba from aikido also died not in the same year but on the same day.i wish you all the best greeetings from holland.osu
a flaw in competitive martial arts is that we in the west tend to value result over experience. Another problem is people who never compete. If one never competes, how do they know if anything will work? Some understand that those who have competed are not the same as those who have not, even if they were the same belt rank. Both have had the same grading and syllabus but the road travelled is very different. Which brings me back to the point of the experience; learn from it, apply those lessons to life. Karate (martial arts) is a tool for self development and life, not the other way around.
personally I think all should try at least 1 time. Kids should al try to compete. Adults is a little harder, life is far more important than a hobby. This is where it gets difficult. I fought, represented Australia at an international level, I am a shodan. Some who have never fought outrank me, but then the military has officers and soldiers and some people never see "action" on a battlefield, but that is not a choice
I've never been interested in competing but i've sparred enough with people who do and are far more competent fighters than me. There's only one winner and every else loses in my opinion. Getting pushed to your best in class is enough for me, i'm lucky that some people really commit and can train with them. If someone on the streets really wanted to push their luck then that's another story
I'd say Enchin, Kudo, Ashihara karate are "strongest" of Karate as incorporate lost wrestling and grappling 🎉 Fudokan and Shinkiokushin practitioner and 1 stripe BJJ myself, but admire the art of Sabaki!
You know all of those styles founders are students of sosai. He was the man that created their fundamentals. If he didn't start kyokushin those styles wouldn't exist
Oyama didn't smoke. smoking doesn't always cause lung cancer other things can do that too but weird pattern isn't it? Musashi Miyamoto died of lung cancer. weird. Masahiko Kimura too and other great martial artists. it's very odd
Whst you said is so true train 8 hours aday 7 days then see what happens to you that differance lt changes put you have to eat sleep lt or forget it lwas trained by japan master 7 dan and his top student 7 Dan
My mindset is that training starts once you wake up and ends when you go to sleep.
Then just spread out volume during the day.
Regarding breathing in BJJ some gyms give Brazilian youga to practice. Six blades BJJ have kata - "tiger flow" and some MMA gyms in the Philippines doing boxing and Kiokushin for striking practice. All disciplines getting the best part from ech other in our days.
Thanks for this! Subscribed - My former Sensei, Sam Tendencia, spoke highly of Mas Oyama. Sam also would knife hand coke bottles in half, amazing. We used 2x4's for makiwara.
Incredible! Thanks for the sub!
i got all of sosai masutatsu oyama his books and it is a honor to have those books,i train for 42 years til now kyokushin karate and it is my life.thit you know that on the date mas oyama died 26 april also on 26 april gichin funakoshi and morihei eushiba from aikido also died not in the same year but on the same day.i wish you all the best greeetings from holland.osu
WOW! I did noticed those dates. That's incredible.
a flaw in competitive martial arts is that we in the west tend to value result over experience. Another problem is people who never compete. If one never competes, how do they know if anything will work? Some understand that those who have competed are not the same as those who have not, even if they were the same belt rank. Both have had the same grading and syllabus but the road travelled is very different. Which brings me back to the point of the experience; learn from it, apply those lessons to life. Karate (martial arts) is a tool for self development and life, not the other way around.
The to-compete vs. not-to-compete difference is indeed a dichotomy that i've struggled with as a student and as a teacher.
personally I think all should try at least 1 time. Kids should al try to compete. Adults is a little harder, life is far more important than a hobby. This is where it gets difficult. I fought, represented Australia at an international level, I am a shodan. Some who have never fought outrank me, but then the military has officers and soldiers and some people never see "action" on a battlefield, but that is not a choice
I've never been interested in competing but i've sparred enough with people who do and are far more competent fighters than me. There's only one winner and every else loses in my opinion. Getting pushed to your best in class is enough for me, i'm lucky that some people really commit and can train with them. If someone on the streets really wanted to push their luck then that's another story
Mas Oyama was not a smoker although he died from lung cancer. This is not unheard of .
You are right, I've since learned he did not smoke reportedly. It is truly weird!
I'd say Enchin, Kudo, Ashihara karate are "strongest" of Karate as incorporate lost wrestling and grappling 🎉 Fudokan and Shinkiokushin practitioner and 1 stripe BJJ myself, but admire the art of Sabaki!
You know all of those styles founders are students of sosai. He was the man that created their fundamentals. If he didn't start kyokushin those styles wouldn't exist
Oyama didn't smoke. smoking doesn't always cause lung cancer other things can do that too but weird pattern isn't it? Musashi Miyamoto died of lung cancer. weird. Masahiko Kimura too and other great martial artists. it's very odd
You are right, I've since learned he did not smoke reportedly. It is truly weird!
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You seem to have gotten several facts backwards.
Enlighten me please!