It's hard to knock on Kudo and Sambo. Actually, Sanda too. All three have their own specialties but will ultimately produce a well rounded martial artist.
you can, kinda. kudoka's often don't even bother dodging or slipping between punches and kicks due the glass helmet. combat sambo fighters are kind of mediocre at striking as it's grappling is the main focus. sanda fighters don't really use elbows, knees and clinching is often prohibited.
@SalahuddinAyyubi-tu1pu BUT throw any of those guys into a parking lot where some average @$$hole tries to light them up and I like their odds no matter where the fight goes. Standing, grappling, throws/ ground game.
I’m a Muay Thai practitioner and competitor but god damn man I’m so jealous that there isn’t any kudo or Kyokushin karate anywhere remotely close me. I’ve been obsessed with these arts for long and watching it/studying it so much but not being able to train it is killing me🥲
There is a Kyokushin place near me, i used to train there but i prefere muay thai so now even though the Kyokushin place is 5min walk from me i take the train 45 min to train Muay Thai
I must admit as a BJJ and MMA practitioner, I really see an actual martial art that is street fight like, really explosive and even chaotic but nonetheless technical. Impressive
Thanks for doing a breakdown of Kudo. I’ve been a practitioner of this art for over 20 years and I agree with most of what you say. I often hear people who haven’t done Kudo talk about how poor the punch defense is. And while that may be true for some practitioners, the higher level guys have very good punch defense. What people don’t understand is the added size of the helmet makes the head a bigger, easier target to hit, and the fact that we don’t use gloves increases hand speed, making it harder to defend effectively. So a lot of punches will manage to get through. It’s not that we are all slack about it. 😅 There is a point system in Kudo where solid strikes to the head can win you a point,. So if the match goes to a judges decision, the person with more points can win. So taking shots to the head is something we all want to avoid. In the Kudo dojo’s that I have trained at we work a lot on punch defense and counter striking. But remember it is an amateur sport, so generally we’re not going to be as good as top level pro’s. Just like a lot of amateur kickboxers have crappy defense too. Take their gloves off and it would be even worse. One of the big differences between Kudo and MMA that I have found is the wrestling element. There is a far bigger emphasis placed on wrestling in MMA. Where as in Kudo it’s more clinching and throwing . The limited ground and pound in Kudo is also a noticeable difference.
@@kudoista God Damnit!! I was just in Japan freaking 5 months ago lol. I was stationed out in Sasebo and tried to stay, but they forced me back to the States. As of right now, I cope by watching instructional videos and doing some in house strength and conditioning exercises. What's the name of your Dojo?
@@RogueAngel97 I’m a member of Daidojuku Takao branch. I have a bunch of Kudo tutorials on my channel. I took a break for a while but I’ve recently started uploading again so you may find things on there that will help you with your training.
I don't think anyone has mentioned in the comments that Masutatsu Oyama was also a very legit judoka even though he's known for his karate. He had a 3rd or 4th dan in it, if I'm not mistaken. His karate was separate from judo but he absolutely saw the value in knowing both karate and judo.
@@inside_fighting You should check out SHIDOKAN Karate ... Also a spinoff from Kyokushin. Check out the SHIDOKAN TRIATHLON fights. It's 1st round of Kyokushin plus grappling , 2nd round is Kickboxing similar to Muay Thai, 3rd round is MMA style rules .
I train Koshiki Karate in Tokyo. We created the head protection. We get accustomed to wearing it. And it allows us to keep our teeth! Most of us are not sponsored and we have to pay for our own medical bills. So the gear is necessary. I knock people out all the time regardless of the head gear.
Well it is true that we train to take hard shots to the chest and stomach. We also employ a circular style of blocking some of those shots. I have trained in Kyokushin since 1985. But we do tend to stay in the pocket too long, at least when I teach we also do kickboxing and circular movements. There is a time and a place to stay in the pocket, yet you need to be aware of when it's time to move out and do so fast.
Cool, on the topic of "breaking" in Kyokushin Karate tournaments, breaking wood boards is a prerequisite for competing. A fighter has to break at least three boards with various hand or elbow and sometimes foot techniques. Say there is a 'tie' after numerous extensions, the winner would be determined by the number of boards broken and the lighter weight fighter can win by the board calculation.
Mas Oyama or Masutatsu Oyama learnt traditional Korean Martial Arts and Chinese Martial Arts from his uncle as a child growing up in South Korea. He furthered his studies in Japan as a young man and learnt Karate when he was there. During World War 2 he changed his Korean name Choi Yeong-Eu to Japanese one Masutatsu Oyama. He served as a mechanic in the Japanese Air Force during the war years. Nowhere in his interviews by Black Belt Magazine etc did he ever said he learnt Judo. In his first published book "THIS IS KARATE" ... not a single Judo technique was demonstrated! In an interview with Black Belt Magazine back then he claimed he fought Siamese/Thai Boxer BLACK COPRA and defeated the Thai Boxer. This much I know about Masutatsu Oyama.
About the Gi-element you mention: I practise Karate for over 25 years (started with Shotokan, switched to an okinawan style, which I practise for 18 years now), and we always practise our throws and gripping as if we did not wear any kind of Gi. Because "on the streets" literally nobody wears a Gi. We always "grapple" as if we did not wear any kind of Gi. As this seem much more realistic to us. And no, here in Germany wears a coat or something that would resemble a Gi. So it is always a good thing to practise you no-Gi-grappling skills.
Yea if you are somewhere without coats the gi isn’t worth it. I did about 6 years of no gi bjj before putting in a gi. Both are useful depending on your goals.
@@mikhailvasiliev6275 in my experience this has the strong tendency to slip over the oponents head. Than you have an empty shirt in hands and an oponent with naked upper body.
Awesome stuff! Don't change a thing. These episodes are pure gold! You guys should do a cross over with karate nerd, Sensei Seth, hard to hurt even Rokus.
Well dude, I personally can't fight my way out of a wet paper bag.. but the subject is interesting... However, the incredible intro song 🎵, got you a new subscriber!
All thanks and appreciation for your great effort in publishing these wonderful videos, in addition to your distinguished experience and interesting information in the field of martial arts. I hope you make a video about Combat Sambo and a comparison between Combat Sambo and Kudo
Good video. I first heard about Kudo during covid. I came across some videos from a guy who teaches it up in Wales. I think the only downside to this art, from a self defense perspective, is they don't teach you the kind of skills and drills you would get in a self defense system. This would however, be a great supplement to whatever self defense system you're training in. The main 2 being, grappling, and the transition between striking and grappling. I don't know why, but grappling seems to be lacking in all major self defense martial arts
Great video! I have been doing Kudo for almost a year now in Yr Eryri dojo in Wales, UK and absolutely love it. I have a nidan in Kyokushin and a brown belt in Ashihara and while I absolutely love both of those arts, there is no doubt in my mind that Kudo makes the most well rounded fighter of all of them. If you didn’t have a BJJ background and already have the ground covered as it were, I think you would find Kudo more appealing than Ashihara as it teaches all combat ranges in a way Ashihara doesn’t tend to do (no ground work). Either way, thanks for covering this great art. OSU!
You nailed it on the head why I love training this style. The one critique that I have that was not mentioned was that we can't ground and pound. We can punch on top but it can't be hard. The other thing I want to mention is here at the hq we cross train with a lot of mma and shooto gyms. So we are lucky to train with a variety of players. Check out Taiga Iwasaki.He is our world champ who fights mma. He's got a 9-1 record
Hermano marcialista... I know you like lenguages. I love dynamics of Kudo, so thanks for this video. But Ive been following your content about time, so this comment is to thank you for all your videos in general. Reviews, real attacks video analisis, you give a lot (with your experience, hope to see more instructional videos). Thanks. Also... your opening song is the most sticky between all the channels I follow lol.
"You will rarely see two guys kicking at each others heads like this in an MMA match". True, but you won't see high kicks to the head in a real street fight either!
great video thanks from a recent subscriber. Would love to see a dedicated video on your hand defense positioning. I think you mentioned it as rhino, cape etc.
Kudos! 😉 To me this Kudo fights look more close to real street fights than MMA. This maybe has a lot to do with the head gear because in real street fights poeple also have these all in mentality.
I do kudo and bjj it's a great combo, I remember it being sold to me as being like Japanese sambo. I have to say it has to be between kudo and Nippon Kempo for the most extreme Japanese martial arts, in fact the police in japan teach their officers both.
This is some awesome Karate. Thanks for sharing! So my request is to see Southern Preying Mantis - eg Chow Gar Tong Long. Where I’m from, the style was talked about with a little bit of hush.. but it was always like ‘this is the most brutal and extreme’ martial art. Yeah, I did get in to it, but do I now have blinders in? 👏😽
If you like that youd love the Lumax Cup. It was a Japanese Jiu Jitsu tournament funded by the Japanese camera film company Lumax. It's in the gi like Kudo but no helmet and crazy ground scrambles. Theyre all on youtube
Discovered this martial art a few decades ago, when I saw a ring match and I was wondering how this martial art isn't more popular. I would love to see Kudo vs Sanda
this is totally random but i think you should do a video with jesse enkamp someday because you two are my favorite martial artists on youtube. it would be sick to see you guys spar
I'm not a trained martial artist, but after watching this, I see a fit for me as I work all day with my hands at very high speed and consistently.... hand-eye coordination and all. Steady quick pressure would be the default mode. Very interesting video. Subbed🔥
breaking ice? That sounds interesting and painful. And during the tournament too? That's rough. Haven't even warmed up, and they want you to break the ice.
Thank you for making a video about Kudo 💪👊💪, highly appreciated 🥋 I have understood from your video that Ashihara Karate does not use the helmet. We have an Ashihara Karate black belt in our Kudo Dojo. He just came back from world championships and they were using same helmets as Kudo fighters.
Finally! someone else who sees the big problem with dog brothers fights due to the fencing mask. It ends up being grappling and ground and pound. I would argue that the hockey gloves change a lot too considering most the old FMA guys were all about strikes to the hands. Kind of hard to grapple after an iron wood stick breaks half the bones in the hand.
this video was great. an idea is to make one for pankration. not the modern one which has nothing to do with the past , but the ancient real one. you can see in some pottery that some of them have even stance guard like muay thai
I make it a point not to comment too much on the channels of others because it is a slick way people use to get people to watch their channel. But since I have no reason to mention Kudo other than on this gentleman's channel, I will say this. I trained in Oyama karate many years ago with Shigeru Oyama and thought I had to be crazy to train that way (always swollen legs and hands!). I Took one seminar of Kudo in NY and will tell you that those who do that on the regular are a different breed! There is no such thing as "LIGHT KUDO"! lol
the disadvantage of the helmet is that you feel "safer", although the possibility of getting k.o.-ed is higher (because of the weight of the helmet)........
Could you do a video comparing bare knuckle punching mechanics say from wing chun, shotokan, english pugilism, filipino trapping, kyokushin and Lethwei et cetera
I like Kudo and there's a school literally 15 mins from my place. I did a trial class. It was awesome. People were nice. It was both modern and very traditional (as much "osu!" as in a Kyokushin school). But I feel, especially for competition, people are too reckless about protecting their head because of the sense of safety they have from wearing the super helmet. For competitors I feel like it's a bit CTE prone
kudo allows head buts so using some head protection is necessary otherwise a great damage will happen also I think Kudo and combat sambo are kinda similar.
That’s still Kyokushin, they just change the name so that they can say they have developed their own deadly style, but in reality all movements are still Kyokushin. The only difference is they’re allowing to strike the face.
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The only problem with Kudo is finding a place which teaches it
I wish there was a school where i live
It's hard to knock on Kudo and Sambo. Actually, Sanda too. All three have their own specialties but will ultimately produce a well rounded martial artist.
All three are amazing systems that offer a unique skillset
you can, kinda. kudoka's often don't even bother dodging or slipping between punches and kicks due the glass helmet. combat sambo fighters are kind of mediocre at striking as it's grappling is the main focus. sanda fighters don't really use elbows, knees and clinching is often prohibited.
@SalahuddinAyyubi-tu1pu BUT throw any of those guys into a parking lot where some average @$$hole tries to light them up and I like their odds no matter where the fight goes. Standing, grappling, throws/ ground game.
I’m a Muay Thai practitioner and competitor but god damn man I’m so jealous that there isn’t any kudo or Kyokushin karate anywhere remotely close me. I’ve been obsessed with these arts for long and watching it/studying it so much but not being able to train it is killing me🥲
There is a Kyokushin place near me, i used to train there but i prefere muay thai so now even though the Kyokushin place is 5min walk from me i take the train 45 min to train Muay Thai
I can't train because of my financial
Proud to teach Kudo in the UK. Thanks for giving us your perspective on it and bringing our art to a wider audience. Kind regards. Ashley UK
Awesome where abouts? And is there a book on the belt progression interested to learn
I must admit as a BJJ and MMA practitioner, I really see an actual martial art that is street fight like, really explosive and even chaotic but nonetheless technical. Impressive
I cannot get enough of Kyokushinkai based arts! Thanks.
They are my favorite as well for some reason
go back with Shito and Goju, way less jumping around and proper self-defense aside from a precursor of kickboxing (kyokushin).
Get online "THIS IS KARATE" published by Masutatsu Oyama.
Thanks. I'll take a look. @@masnur7007
Thanks for doing a breakdown of Kudo. I’ve been a practitioner of this art for over 20 years and I agree with most of what you say.
I often hear people who haven’t done Kudo talk about how poor the punch defense is. And while that may be true for some practitioners, the higher level guys have very good punch defense. What people don’t understand is the added size of the helmet makes the head a bigger, easier target to hit, and the fact that we don’t use gloves increases hand speed, making it harder to defend effectively. So a lot of punches will manage to get through. It’s not that we are all slack about it. 😅
There is a point system in Kudo where solid strikes to the head can win you a point,. So if the match goes to a judges decision, the person with more points can win. So taking shots to the head is something we all want to avoid.
In the Kudo dojo’s that I have trained at we work a lot on punch defense and counter striking. But remember it is an amateur sport, so generally we’re not going to be as good as top level pro’s. Just like a lot of amateur kickboxers have crappy defense too. Take their gloves off and it would be even worse.
One of the big differences between Kudo and MMA that I have found is the wrestling element. There is a far bigger emphasis placed on wrestling in MMA. Where as in Kudo it’s more clinching and throwing . The limited ground and pound in Kudo is also a noticeable difference.
Do you still go to a dojo that teaches the art?
@@RogueAngel97 Yes I train with a local branch in Tokyo and I teach one of their classes.
@@kudoista God Damnit!! I was just in Japan freaking 5 months ago lol. I was stationed out in Sasebo and tried to stay, but they forced me back to the States.
As of right now, I cope by watching instructional videos and doing some in house strength and conditioning exercises.
What's the name of your Dojo?
@@RogueAngel97 I’m a member of Daidojuku Takao branch. I have a bunch of Kudo tutorials on my channel. I took a break for a while but I’ve recently started uploading again so you may find things on there that will help you with your training.
What's the difference with kyokushin?
Brazil was also doing it at that time with Vale Tudo.
I don't think anyone has mentioned in the comments that Masutatsu Oyama was also a very legit judoka even though he's known for his karate. He had a 3rd or 4th dan in it, if I'm not mistaken. His karate was separate from judo but he absolutely saw the value in knowing both karate and judo.
Yes the early muay Thai vs kyokushin fights in Thailand were won with judo
@@inside_fighting You should check out SHIDOKAN Karate ... Also a spinoff from Kyokushin. Check out the SHIDOKAN TRIATHLON fights. It's 1st round of Kyokushin plus grappling , 2nd round is Kickboxing similar to Muay Thai, 3rd round is MMA style rules .
But somehow his former student, the man who found kyokushin budokai Jon Bluming denied that, said mas oyama never claim he's black belt in judo
@@ThePhenom9x really? That’s quite fascinating to hear.
@@inside_fighting also, a fact: the founder of Kudo - Azuma Takashi is one of Jon's notable student
I fought in the 1st and 3rd World Championships and have vids on Daidojuku Kudo from the fights and sparring at HQ.
I train Koshiki Karate in Tokyo. We created the head protection. We get accustomed to wearing it. And it allows us to keep our teeth! Most of us are not sponsored and we have to pay for our own medical bills. So the gear is necessary. I knock people out all the time regardless of the head gear.
Thank you for a great review! If anyone is looking for Kudo in the UK give me a shout. Osu Mal Sanchez-Jones UK Kudo Federation
"And we're breaking ice again." 😂
A friend of mine said “There are no blocks in kyokushin, you take all those strikes in” 😅damn
Well it is true that we train to take hard shots to the chest and stomach. We also employ a circular style of blocking some of those shots. I have trained in Kyokushin since 1985. But we do tend to stay in the pocket too long, at least when I teach we also do kickboxing and circular movements. There is a time and a place to stay in the pocket, yet you need to be aware of when it's time to move out and do so fast.
Cool, on the topic of "breaking" in Kyokushin Karate tournaments, breaking wood boards is a prerequisite for competing. A fighter has to break at least three boards with various hand or elbow and sometimes foot techniques. Say there is a 'tie' after numerous extensions, the winner would be determined by the number of boards broken and the lighter weight fighter can win by the board calculation.
Mas Oyama or Masutatsu Oyama learnt traditional Korean Martial Arts and Chinese Martial Arts from his uncle as a child growing up in South Korea. He furthered his studies in Japan as a young man and learnt Karate when he was there. During World War 2 he changed his Korean name Choi Yeong-Eu to Japanese one Masutatsu Oyama. He served as a mechanic in the Japanese Air Force during the war years. Nowhere in his interviews by Black Belt Magazine etc did he ever said he learnt Judo. In his first published book "THIS IS KARATE" ... not a single Judo technique was demonstrated! In an interview with Black Belt Magazine back then he claimed he fought Siamese/Thai Boxer BLACK COPRA and defeated the Thai Boxer. This much I know about Masutatsu Oyama.
About the Gi-element you mention: I practise Karate for over 25 years (started with Shotokan, switched to an okinawan style, which I practise for 18 years now), and we always practise our throws and gripping as if we did not wear any kind of Gi. Because "on the streets" literally nobody wears a Gi. We always "grapple" as if we did not wear any kind of Gi. As this seem much more realistic to us. And no, here in Germany wears a coat or something that would resemble a Gi. So it is always a good thing to practise you no-Gi-grappling skills.
Yea if you are somewhere without coats the gi isn’t worth it. I did about 6 years of no gi bjj before putting in a gi. Both are useful depending on your goals.
So you're all walking around shirtless?
@@mikhailvasiliev6275 a shirt cannot be grabbed like a Gi. A shirt would be torn to shreds.
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It's gotta be close enough if you manage to get it by the collar right?
@@mikhailvasiliev6275 in my experience this has the strong tendency to slip over the oponents head. Than you have an empty shirt in hands and an oponent with naked upper body.
This is what karate from the 1800s had to look like.
Seriously.
Technic is basically the same.
Full circle 🙏🏼
Kudos for the great content!
“Ta dum- cha!” 😂
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If i have to train only one martial art for the rest of my life, then Kudo would be the first choice.
Definitely a good choice if you could only train one
@@inside_fightingIs there a place to train in the US?
@@mentgeneral yes there are kudo schools in the US. Depending where you live. Google will be able to pull them up for you and show the distance
I have always said Kudo is probably the only martial art that mimics a real all-out street brawl.
YES! I love kudo, brutal and effective, and the helmets look dope. Great vid!
FINALLY WE ARE REPRESENTED!
You deserve the representation 💪🏼
Awesome stuff! Don't change a thing.
These episodes are pure gold!
You guys should do a cross over with karate nerd, Sensei Seth, hard to hurt even Rokus.
Well dude, I personally can't fight my way out of a wet paper bag.. but the subject is interesting... However, the incredible intro song 🎵, got you a new subscriber!
Hahaha thank you 🙏🏼
All thanks and appreciation for your great effort in publishing these wonderful videos, in addition to your distinguished experience and interesting information in the field of martial arts. I hope you make a video about Combat Sambo and a comparison between Combat Sambo and Kudo
Yes i was hoping to do a combat sambo video soon
Very good overview. Thank you
Good video. I first heard about Kudo during covid. I came across some videos from a guy who teaches it up in Wales. I think the only downside to this art, from a self defense perspective, is they don't teach you the kind of skills and drills you would get in a self defense system. This would however, be a great supplement to whatever self defense system you're training in. The main 2 being, grappling, and the transition between striking and grappling. I don't know why, but grappling seems to be lacking in all major self defense martial arts
You have great content as always.
I appreciate that!
great video about one of my favourite martial arts! nice works!
Awesome, thank you!
Great video! I have been doing Kudo for almost a year now in Yr Eryri dojo in Wales, UK and absolutely love it. I have a nidan in Kyokushin and a brown belt in Ashihara and while I absolutely love both of those arts, there is no doubt in my mind that Kudo makes the most well rounded fighter of all of them. If you didn’t have a BJJ background and already have the ground covered as it were, I think you would find Kudo more appealing than Ashihara as it teaches all combat ranges in a way Ashihara doesn’t tend to do (no ground work). Either way, thanks for covering this great art. OSU!
You nailed it on the head why I love training this style. The one critique that I have that was not mentioned was that we can't ground and pound. We can punch on top but it can't be hard. The other thing I want to mention is here at the hq we cross train with a lot of mma and shooto gyms. So we are lucky to train with a variety of players. Check out Taiga Iwasaki.He is our world champ who fights mma. He's got a 9-1 record
Oh so cool that you get to train at such an amazing place. I’m goin go check him out.
😎Excellent!Excellent Program!Thank you for sharing!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🍵
HA! The singing intro is the BEST! love it!
Hermano marcialista... I know you like lenguages. I love dynamics of Kudo, so thanks for this video. But Ive been following your content about time, so this comment is to thank you for all your videos in general. Reviews, real attacks video analisis, you give a lot (with your experience, hope to see more instructional videos). Thanks. Also... your opening song is the most sticky between all the channels I follow lol.
A lot of valuable and interesting information in this video.
Sorry Bro. First time to your page. Love the intro music 😂👍
Best intro music.🔥
Great analysis
Thank you
intro made me sub
Hey forgot to add......love this channel!
Great content!!!
Osu!!
Please go over kudo vs combat sambo. Im so curious for your take
I’ll do a video on that. Good idea
@@inside_fightingalso kudo vs sanda
Would enjoy a Sanda/Sanshou video as well, comparison or otherwise.
@@jamestiger6087 i did a sanda video :)
@insidefighting1841 LOL, that's what I get for not subscribing. Great content BTW.
Very good video...😊
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"You will rarely see two guys kicking at each others heads like this in an MMA match". True, but you won't see high kicks to the head in a real street fight either!
Fair point but it’s cool to see😊
great video thanks from a recent subscriber. Would love to see a dedicated video on your hand defense positioning. I think you mentioned it as rhino, cape etc.
Yes i will make one. I have some others but I’ll do something more clear
I like Kudo and Nippon Kenpo Bujutsu because of the Armor that lets the Practitioners use close to 100% of their Power.
Kudos! 😉 To me this Kudo fights look more close to real street fights than MMA. This maybe has a lot to do with the head gear because in real street fights poeple also have these all in mentality.
Seeing only the thumbnail I guessed it could only be Kudo...
The flying uppercut gave it away 😅
Excellent Review
Doing sword fighting I know the feeling I have too exaggerate my moves of the head too slip the blade .
I can't wait for the DBMA episode. 🥂🍻
A very interesting video, kyokushin is popular in Ireland but Kudo is just starting here .
I do kudo and bjj it's a great combo, I remember it being sold to me as being like Japanese sambo. I have to say it has to be between kudo and Nippon Kempo for the most extreme Japanese martial arts, in fact the police in japan teach their officers both.
I’m going to do a video on nippon kenpo as well
I was just thinking what a combo Kudo and BJJ would be..about as perfect a combination as I can imagine
@@Patrick-sh9tt well the MMA club I train at have fighters in cage warriors and bellator crushing people.
@@lewisb85 sounds great man, enjoy it, you’re lucky
love it. very close to real street fight
This is some awesome Karate. Thanks for sharing! So my request is to see Southern Preying Mantis - eg Chow Gar Tong Long. Where I’m from, the style was talked about with a little bit of hush.. but it was always like ‘this is the most brutal and extreme’ martial art. Yeah, I did get in to it, but do I now have blinders in? 👏😽
Yes I’ll definitely cover it!
Excellent! 😁
If you like that youd love the Lumax Cup.
It was a Japanese Jiu Jitsu tournament funded by the Japanese camera film company Lumax. It's in the gi like Kudo but no helmet and crazy ground scrambles.
Theyre all on youtube
I’m very excited to watch these fights
Discovered this martial art a few decades ago, when I saw a ring match and I was wondering how this martial art isn't more popular. I would love to see Kudo vs Sanda
Wonderful marriage of Judo and Karate. As a judoka - I didn't even heard of Kudo. thx
kudos, my brothers (see what i did there?)
😂😂😂 yes. I want to come back with something witty so bad but don’t have anything 😢
this is totally random but i think you should do a video with jesse enkamp someday because you two are my favorite martial artists on youtube. it would be sick to see you guys spar
@@macemaster would be awesome for sure! Maybe one day
I'm not a trained martial artist, but after watching this, I see a fit for me as I work all day with my hands at very high speed and consistently.... hand-eye coordination and all.
Steady quick pressure would be the default mode.
Very interesting video.
Subbed🔥
Man I wish they were including you in the self-defense competition with Rokus the martials arts journey channel
Would have been very cool
breaking ice? That sounds interesting and painful. And during the tournament too? That's rough. Haven't even warmed up, and they want you to break the ice.
Hope you also do a video on Taido Karate.
I am absolutely planning on that
Great video as always can you make video about sambo since you experienced in it
I think i did one on combat sambo i can’t remember now 🤔
@@inside_fighting you did it was in your tier list grappling for self defense thank you and sorry if I annoyed you
@@tareqabdalla1637 not annoying at all! But i thought i made a video only about it. Let me chrck
@@tareqabdalla1637 ah it looks like i didn’t do a dedicated video! I will have to
THANK YOU so much
Had not heard of Kudo. Very interesting! It does seem that it would be very effective for street fights.
It’s excellent for street self defensw
From the speed and dynamic to me Kodu fights look even more close to real streat fights than MMA.
Just give them hockey sticks and a puck.
One of the best kickboxers in the world, Tenshin Nasukawa, started out with Kudo. You can see it more in his MMA fights when he pulls off some throws
Thank you for making a video about Kudo 💪👊💪, highly appreciated 🥋
I have understood from your video that Ashihara Karate does not use the helmet. We have an Ashihara Karate black belt in our Kudo Dojo. He just came back from world championships and they were using same helmets as Kudo fighters.
I'm fortunate to have one of the first official Kudo dojos in the USA open here in Colorado. Me and my dauighter started training in 2015.
If you are afraid that you party will be boring, you just need to invite some Kudo guys.
Karate and judo ....they rock
It’s a great combo
Could you cover Shidoken karate
I absolutely will eventually.
This is violent ! Pure adrenaline! Wait, I am going to wear my helmet and then you can punch me 😂 !
Finally! someone else who sees the big problem with dog brothers fights due to the fencing mask. It ends up being grappling and ground and pound. I would argue that the hockey gloves change a lot too considering most the old FMA guys were all about strikes to the hands. Kind of hard to grapple after an iron wood stick breaks half the bones in the hand.
this video was great. an idea is to make one for pankration. not the modern one which has nothing to do with the past , but the ancient real one. you can see in some pottery that some of them have even stance guard like muay thai
Great idea!
Please do a video one day discussing the differences and similarities between combat sambo, kudo, sanda, lethwei
Kudo(daido juku), Sanda and Yaw yan where my favorite style
Ambulance siren as a bed for your videos would be most appropriate.
Make a video about martial art books you like.
if you think about it its the best system for bikers, with the helmets and jackets
Is that a Paul Phoenix reference?
I make it a point not to comment too much on the channels of others because it is a slick way people use to get people to watch their channel. But since I have no reason to mention Kudo other than on this gentleman's channel, I will say this. I trained in Oyama karate many years ago with Shigeru Oyama and thought I had to be crazy to train that way (always swollen legs and hands!). I Took one seminar of Kudo in NY and will tell you that those who do that on the regular are a different breed! There is no such thing as "LIGHT KUDO"! lol
the disadvantage of the helmet is that you feel "safer", although the possibility of getting k.o.-ed is higher (because of the weight of the helmet)........
Kudo just seems a kinder, gentler, version of European fighting styles
I'm from a town named Elon.
Could you do a video comparing bare knuckle punching mechanics say from wing chun, shotokan, english pugilism, filipino trapping, kyokushin and Lethwei et cetera
Interesting concept to cover
Would you start looking into fighters and their unique fighting styles?
Have you done a video of Ashihara Ryu or Enshin Ryu? The story of Ashihara and Enshin are interesting.
Real Karate?
Don't EVER change your theme song/intro!
...dangerous...martialarts! bahbah tssch!
If i do it will be my second single which will be a work of art 🙏🏼
Combat Sambo got headbutts too
Can you please do a video on Yoseikan Budo?
I like Kudo and there's a school literally 15 mins from my place.
I did a trial class. It was awesome. People were nice.
It was both modern and very traditional (as much "osu!" as in a Kyokushin school).
But I feel, especially for competition, people are too reckless about protecting their head because of the sense of safety they have from wearing the super helmet.
For competitors I feel like it's a bit CTE prone
Nice analysis video on Kudo... Also i suggest you to check out n make a video on Vovinam -- Vietnamese Martial Art... ☺😇🙏🙏🌟
I know it and would love to!
@@inside_fighting Thanks... 😊🙏🙏
Kudo doesn't have much love
The helmet is because it's sport, without helmet, its back to real world karate, killer instinct
kudo allows head buts so using some head protection is necessary otherwise a great damage will happen
also I think Kudo and combat sambo are kinda similar.
I am new to ur channel so can u tell me what ur style is please?
That’s still Kyokushin, they just change the name so that they can say they have developed their own deadly style, but in reality all movements are still Kyokushin. The only difference is they’re allowing to strike the face.
Why are people just realizing that the ufc isn’t the only form of full force martial arts combat?
What are your thoughts on Taido?