Not in my karate dojo. I am a white belt and I do the same drills as other black belts and I do it better than some of them. I swear I go to a Mcdojo if you know what that is. I know I would beat one of the black belts if I really tried.
@@KiKiChamp123 ur black belts are mid then or your good I get smoked by my black belts in mine to get black belt senior it’s a full contact fight 3 mins with a expiercend sensei
Btw I stopped karate because I couldn’t stand what we were being taught. Maybe it was because of how karate is more of a traditional martial art but I still expected some frequent sparring. I did it for like 2 months and I didn’t even spar once. I was just doing stuff like kata but just on another person. I found it so boring.
@@KiKiChamp123 it does take some time before introducing new people to enter the sparring. This is a way of keeping the wannabe street fighters out of the clubs
This is legit old school Goju-ryu Karate-Do here. Haven't seen this kind of training in quite a while. Kinda warms my heart that there are still some schools out there who still do "impact conditioning". EDIT: The ridgehand strikes to the neck are particularly brutal. I notice that they aren't landing directly on the side of the neck tho, but slightly behind where theres more muscle. Gotta be VERY careful with those. You land one wrong and your partner is going down like a wet noodle. Those are nothing to play with, i think they should probably leave those out.
Sir, a few weeks ago, unfortunately, I swiped the side of me hand on through me neck :( But not like here, but like some front parts of it, and I think me swiping went on through some main veins too :((( Since then, me left side of front neck feels somewhat uncomfortabke. What do ye hink I should do to heal it?
@@Dave.Mustaine.Is.Genius Keep your neck straight and occasionally try to work into the pain, if you feel harsh unending pain or you feel dizzy at times, have troubles breathing through or you feel some numb places at your neck, back or body you should go visit a doctor asap. Generally its advised to go to a doctor if the pain doesn't go away after 2 days.
@@serijas737 hmm, thanx. I will inshallah be trying to apply what ye say as a rehabilitation. I hope that I wouldn't need to go to a doctor in the end :(
I had a huge disadvantage with similar drills to this one as I am the youngest male with my older brothers being 9 and 10 yrs older. However, by the time I was 14, NOTHING was noticably painful. Don't go crazy by your liver or kidneys. You do more damage than conditioning.
It works, I done this 3 hours a day, every day for 6 years, now my bones can't be broken and my skin cannot be cut or sliced, my friends stab and shoot me for fun but shit just bounces off of me.
@@rubenokvist7299 He's obviously kidding XD. Careful with that comment, people may come to make fun or be hostile towards you. In your position, I would delete it.
They were talking in telepathy: "You take it too seriously man!" "You are the one who hits hard!" "That hurt man! Thats what you get!" "You're hitting too hard!"
I had the honor of training with Sensi Peter Urban when I was a kid in Union City NJ. He was the founder of USA goju. I remember his style of teaching very unorthodox but highly effective Peter Urban was a true Karate legend
Boy, I love this video! I visited a so call karate gym a month ago... I engages in light contacts (25%)during sparring session . But the sensei told me that I was going really hard and they usually don't even make contact at all. I left and never went back. I am sorry, but that softy attitude is why some traditional martial artists get trampled over by other fighters. Trainings like the one I see in this video remove FEARS from your eyes, especially if your techniques are as good as your body conditioning. Peace!
This is hard-core. If people don't realize, they have to do this EVERY SINGLE DAY. Otherwise its useless. The amount of conditioning they are doing to their bodies to handle this is amazing.
My friend who is a black belt Kyoushin karate dared me to punch him. I do lift in gym and had a decent physique but man... It felt like I was punching a rock.
@@twentyonetortas5921 style of karate ruclips.net/video/jolyGrH447g/видео.html you might recognise it from it's influences in cobra Kai it is the base style for people like Gunner Nelson and Robert Whittaker ruclips.net/video/nIrJnAdEhMA/видео.html
Haha, I used to do it at kung fu club. I challenged my senior and denied to give up because she is a girl. The result is Not able to hold my chopstick for 3 days straight.
Sisisisi grande goju ryu el primer amor de mi vida el karate do goju cuántos recuerdos bellos los seminarios los torneos hoy por problemas de salud no puedo hacerlo que nostalgia más de 30 años de prácticas de Mendoza argentina
Imagine the fear of an angry man when he roundhouse kicks someone in the throat and they just blankly stare at him before folding his clothes while he's wearing them
Sorry to say if you take a direct hit to your throat it’s just soft tissue and cartilage rings which can be crushed quite easily. What they are doing in this video is contracting the muscles where they will be struck to reduce damage. There are no significance muscles in the neck strong enough to absorb the impact of a roundhouse kick of all things. The best you could do is angle yourself and hope that the kick then misses the vital point.
Nah people are trained to withstand ball hits ive done it before trust me when ur concentrated its easy because ur trying to put damage enough to take that person down
The other guy is sabotaging the blond guy for there epic duel. You see the blond guy will be weaker and that’s when the other guy will unleash his full power.
that was not equal lmao. Where the kid on the left takes all the hits directly with the maximum damage dealt to him, but on the right side the kid reduces the damage he gets by tilting. maybe because he can't stand the pain or doesn't know why body conditioning exists.
Same height; same weight; same speed ; force & power, etc? Never equal at all. If a guy practices every hour of the day with punching and kicking the trees while the opponents cannot be trained every hour of the day, will their strength of punching and kicking be equal?
Yeah. When ramping up power you start off much softer. We did minute long striking at each point. Part of the training is to learn how to absorb the power and the pain. Another part is matching your partner's power. The striking is also painful. The striking area is also being trained. As you ramp up over time, you can dish out as well as take more power. (Like leveling up in a video game.😎)
@@Stewiehleba your definitely right but I would only make a habit of this in the later rounds of training or if the other person just hits that hard but for head shots tho there isn't really conditioning for that I've seen useful other than when they train there neck.
I've been doing karate for 8-9 years and i've done some trainings like this but it's not allowed to hit someone in kidney or leaver with full strength because the reason of training isn't to get in a hospital
They do this so their body and bones can withstand blows from other pponents or just during training, could also be for strengthing their bones and body to. This is just a theory I may be wrong but right at the same time
I've trained in Uechi ryu which is a sister style to Okinawan Goju ryu. We practice pretty much the same conditioning. It truly adapts your body to take punishment and psychologically it desensitizes you to getting hit. Important part of training.
Resistance/pain training as well. In places that you would block, (depending on your fighting style), it wouldn't hurt as much or barely hurt at all when you do have to block or defend a certain of your body while engaged in hand-to-hand combat.
Studies have shown these types of trainings to be detrimental long term and cause more problems than they ever prevent. It's much like the micro-fraxture knuckle technique. It doesn't make your knuckles harder, it deforms the bone. It causes them to become brittle later in life due to the way bone structures when broken. A broken bone will NEVER recover stronger than it once was, it will always recover weaker. The truth of this extends far beyond bone. One of the practices that used to be taught to toughen people was "gut conditioning" which is basically brutally beating up someone's abdomen every day for years, thinking this made them more resistant to damage and more tolerable of pain. While it numbs nerves, it actually causes a heightened likelyhood of severe, fatal internal damage. Beating your organs and muscles does not "temper" them, it does not make you stronger. Beating your rib cage in does not make it harder to break, it makes it easier. This type of conditioning causes severe long term skeletal misalignment. which causes muscles to grow improperly. This can exacerbate damage as muscles work by pulling a skeletal structure together that is meant to line up with itself. Shifting your bones around inside can cause serious problems beyond the imagined. Things like severe glioblastoma, major migraines, ruptured spinal disks, torn cartilage are very common in people who practice these "conditioning" programs. If you want to make your body more resistant in terms of pain tolerance, a greater effect than this conditioning with no skeletal or bodily repercussions in the long term, nerve shocking isnthe best alternative. Super hot showers and ice deluges. It causes the epidemic nerves to become less sensitive to transmission, meaning less pain felt. All this without the micro-fracture effect on your skeletal and nervous system from constant beating. Your body, it's a lot like a truck. It's tough yeah, but beating up and driving it down that dirt road every day rattling all the seemingly insignificant parts lose causes it to quit working usually sooner rather than later. This conditioning is that dirt roaf.
Tell that to Master Higaonna in his 80s and can punch trees and break bats. Ive trained in this art and done this conditioning for 27 years and there is nothing wrong with my muscles, bones etc and can take a hit and suffer little damage.
@@lKILLA I started with Don Warrener's Martial Arts Academy when I was 18, then trained with our senior blackbelt in his Dojo when I was 24 got my 1st, 2nd and 3rd with him until I was 35 then moved away and trained on my own since then.
see this is why i don't listen to shit random people have to say on the internet anymore. people like you spread misconceptions you heard from other equally misinformed people. i am saying this because you yourself have clearly NOT done bone conditioning to come to this conclusion. because not once in my life have i (for example) peed blood, had a seizure, had a limb go limp from your "neurological" damage, or had internal damage to my organs. any individual who has done bone conditioning and had negative gains, that is ALL the result of a poor, or rather outdated method of training, routine, diet, and/or recovery. because in my own, and should i say, more patient, training methods, i have gained a higher level of athleticism, agility, bone DENSITY FLEXIBILITY AND TOUGHNESS(most important of all), and not to mention, confidence in myself and happiness(what i couldn't break a month ago, such as a brick or a steel rod, i could break today, indicating a clear growth, in the practical sense), while it is a bit harder for me to stay afloat in pool water as a side effect from the added density of my bones, that only serves to remind me how far i've come with my training. your body is not like a truck. because a truck does not have cells and billions of active biological mechanisms that actively modify, repair, or strengthen it's entire chassis. the human body is a very complex thing, and so is a truck, but they are two very different things. i stand by all of my statements, as i have the practical, not outdated, AND concrete evidence that support all of my training, diet and recovery methods.
Bién, corresponde a un nivel de luchadores goju; no es apto para practicantes que sólo van por lograr un nivel aceptable de lucha. Se debe entender que los golpes conforme avanzan los entrenamientos, son mas poderosos y NÓ restallantes (tolerancia al impacto). 👍👍👏👏👏👏
Did this kotuckitai long time ago in 70's to 90's. Studied Isshinryu karate. This is old school training! Good job to see dojo still doing this ! Oooouss!
❤cet entrainement est tres dur pour endurcir le corps aux coups recus ( ce sont déjà des combattants adeptes de ce genre d, entrainement ceintures noires 1er dan ) et c est une ecole tres stricte, vraiment de l admiration sachant que les coups portés vont aller crecendos et de plus en plus Puissants. Bon courage messieurs ❤
У нас было почти так же.Но мы делали это в движений назад и вперёд от конца зала и обратно,а потом менялись местами.Сложно.А сам спарринг был ненамного легче.Так как каждые 2 минуты меняется соперник и без передышки ведёшь спарринг в течений 1 часа.
This is conditioning, but not in the way many are describing it in these comments. Its not so much that they're conditioning their body (ie making it stronger by taking the strikes) but rather their mind. The most effective thing to come of this practice is to prepare yourself for the pain that starts to come from strikes in a prolonged fight, where adrenaline starts to wear off and fatigue begins to set in. In doing this, you're effectively increasing your pain-tolerance threshold to become more accustomed to strikes, allowing you to continue fighting even if you get hit some during the scuffle.
As someone who has done this a lot, all it does is calcification, neurological damage and damage to ones organs. Peeing blood doesn't make you stronger. This does not make you tougher.
see this is why i don't listen to shit random people have to say on the internet anymore. people like you spread misconceptions you heard from other equally misinformed people. i am saying this because you have NOT done bone conditioning, you are only most likely saying that you have just to attempt to bring more validity to your comment. because not once in my life have i peed blood, had a seizure, had a limb go limp from your "neurological" damage, or had internal damage to my organs. if you HAVE done bone conditioning, and had negative side effects, that is ALL the result of a poor, or rather outdated method of training, routine, diet, and/or recovery. because in my own, and should i say, more patient, training methods, i have gained a higher level of athleticism, agility, bone DENSITY FLEXIBILITY AND TOUGHNESS(most important of all), and not to mention, confidence in myself and happiness(what i couldn't break a month ago, i could break today, indicating a clear growth, in the practical sense), while it is a bit harder for me to stay afloat in pool water as a side effect from the added density of my bones, that only serves to remind me how far i've come with my training.
I am doing martial arts for over 40 years and never trained to be kicked or punched. Why should anyone take this unnecessary beating. You going to be in pain and you weren't fighting.
Ohhh so my dad was just making me stronger all those years
Nah he was just abusive drunk
@@EasyWinking cap he was just conditioning him 🙄
That’s messed up though
Is that why my mother always tells me she's a strong women?
@@kaylsomogyi3475 does she also beat you up ? or she getting beat up? lol
Man handshakes have gotten really elaborate since I was a kid lol
lolll
Lmao thought it was a handshake in the beginning to!😂
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in 2021, the pants come down too for the snake to play
Good thing you don’t introduce yourself to 20 -30 people at a time!
"Go ahead ! I just feel my liver and kidneys getting stronger and stronger..."
Starts peeing red:
Bruh theres no liver or kidney hits
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the sh!t you have to take when you reach black belt 😂
Not in my karate dojo. I am a white belt and I do the same drills as other black belts and I do it better than some of them. I swear I go to a Mcdojo if you know what that is. I know I would beat one of the black belts if I really tried.
@@KiKiChamp123 ur black belts are mid then or your good I get smoked by my black belts in mine to get black belt senior it’s a full contact fight 3 mins with a expiercend sensei
Btw I stopped karate because I couldn’t stand what we were being taught. Maybe it was because of how karate is more of a traditional martial art but I still expected some frequent sparring. I did it for like 2 months and I didn’t even spar once. I was just doing stuff like kata but just on another person. I found it so boring.
@@KiKiChamp123 in my karate its mixed more sparring tho kata does take up some time u just have to find the right one
@@KiKiChamp123 it does take some time before introducing new people to enter the sparring. This is a way of keeping the wannabe street fighters out of the clubs
“Hey mom look at our new hand shake”
The handshake:
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Girls locker room: So... Do you think he *like* likes me???
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This is legit old school Goju-ryu Karate-Do here. Haven't seen this kind of training in quite a while. Kinda warms my heart that there are still some schools out there who still do "impact conditioning".
EDIT: The ridgehand strikes to the neck are particularly brutal. I notice that they aren't landing directly on the side of the neck tho, but slightly behind where theres more muscle. Gotta be VERY careful with those. You land one wrong and your partner is going down like a wet noodle. Those are nothing to play with, i think they should probably leave those out.
Sir, a few weeks ago, unfortunately, I swiped the side of me hand on through me neck :( But not like here, but like some front parts of it, and I think me swiping went on through some main veins too :((( Since then, me left side of front neck feels somewhat uncomfortabke. What do ye hink I should do to heal it?
@@Dave.Mustaine.Is.Genius Keep your neck straight and occasionally try to work into the pain, if you feel harsh unending pain or you feel dizzy at times, have troubles breathing through or you feel some numb places at your neck, back or body you should go visit a doctor asap. Generally its advised to go to a doctor if the pain doesn't go away after 2 days.
@@serijas737 hmm, thanx. I will inshallah be trying to apply what ye say as a rehabilitation. I hope that I wouldn't need to go to a doctor in the end :(
OGKK and some Gojukai schools do conditioning
@@Dave.Mustaine.Is.Genius Fuck your allah
I had a huge disadvantage with similar drills to this one as I am the youngest male with my older brothers being 9 and 10 yrs older. However, by the time I was 14, NOTHING was noticably painful.
Don't go crazy by your liver or kidneys. You do more damage than conditioning.
Someone else said this as a joke, thanks for clarifying it's a real danger/hazard
Bro don't lie....there isn't any harm in these types of conditioning, I think you did it the wrong way
@@babadoom2202 I never said it was dangerous, I simply shared my transition from ass whooping to ass whooper.
@@babadoom2202 there is a danger, when your sparring partner hits a little bit too hard.
It works, I done this 3 hours a day, every day for 6 years, now my bones can't be broken and my skin cannot be cut or sliced, my friends stab and shoot me for fun but shit just bounces off of me.
Hahaha... the best comment out there 🤣👊🏼🌋
Okay one punch man🤣🤣🤣
Are you trying to be serious or
@@rubenokvist7299 He's obviously kidding XD. Careful with that comment, people may come to make fun or be hostile towards you. In your position, I would delete it.
@@rubenokvist7299 100% serious my good man, you can come and try to stab me too if you want.
They were talking in telepathy:
"You take it too seriously man!"
"You are the one who hits hard!"
"That hurt man! Thats what you get!"
"You're hitting too hard!"
hahahahaha...that nice way to say....
Bullshit
Oh.. my mind is talking dirty to me
At last i was thinking they gonna punch at centre 😂
TRUUUEEEE! HAHAHAHA
I train you, you train me hahaha
Is this kiokuscinkay karate or a another form of karate I find it very powerful 😊gratings from Italy
Dude on the right seemed like he was throwing a lil extra in those punches
Na
Nah, and those are karate punches with no footwork for power.
Or the dude on the left just a bitch
@@user-ey4ut9uc8w facts.
Hopefully there grounding and syncing within their footwork will improve overtime
Better for the dude on the left, he’ll only get stronger 🤷🏽♂️
Girls in the bathroom:
-OMG, your hair smells so good, Karen.
Boys in the bathroom:
Why ?
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LMFAO
Jajaja jajaja jajaja REAL
🤣we out here testing the limits
I had the honor of training with Sensi Peter Urban when I was a kid in Union City NJ. He was the founder of USA goju.
I remember his style of teaching very unorthodox but highly effective
Peter Urban was a true Karate legend
I swear I heard "Timmeh!" from South Park at the start.
It was "hajeme" in Japanese and it means "start"
@@illumizoldyck8038 thanks for the clarification but my brain won't let me unhear "Timmeh!"
At first i don't noticed it, but since i read you, now i only hear "Timmeh" XD
Mom: Stop hitting each other, I'm going to put you in Karate to teach you two discipline.
Lol Nice work guys!
Huh?
I don't get how this got so many likes. Yt is deprived of humor that it likes everything with this format
@Cj Style Your mom give you the best media. Enjoy
The opposite for me
@Cj Style ...What?
Literally no one:
When me and my brother were little after watching rocky
Me and my brother after watching kung fu panda
@@xsixpath9885 Nah kid, don‘t even think about to compare rocky with kung fu panda
@@user-ji3bo5mk4i You’re right... Rocky isn’t worthy
@@RitoDaOg Let me guess you're 12, am I right homie?
@@user-ji3bo5mk4i lmao I'm 12 but I'm mature who tf is this kid saying that Rocky isn't worthy ?
Boy, I love this video!
I visited a so call karate gym a month ago... I engages in light contacts (25%)during sparring session . But the sensei told me that I was going really hard and they usually don't even make contact at all.
I left and never went back. I am sorry, but that softy attitude is why some traditional martial artists get trampled over by other fighters. Trainings like the one I see in this video remove FEARS from your eyes, especially if your techniques are as good as your body conditioning.
Peace!
Totally agree.
The covid handshake has really transcended.
Fuckkiiinnngggg Leeggeeennddd laughing my assss offf 🤣🤣🤣🤣👌
Lol
Love it
They crazy
You sir are a legend
This is hard-core. If people don't realize, they have to do this EVERY SINGLE DAY. Otherwise its useless. The amount of conditioning they are doing to their bodies to handle this is amazing.
ok
i gurantee youre fat
Dunk Master Darius Does this kind of conditioning help for training in Mixed Martial Arts??
This has no practical use in a fight.... at all.
@@commonsense3017 it has, some fighter have soft bones... With a strong counter you can deflect a strike
Next step: "You can leave, Grasshopper."
@Levi Grech yeah, you probably break his legs.
@Levi Grech Well, thank you Mosquito for slave driving training, HAYA!!
My friend who is a black belt Kyoushin karate dared me to punch him.
I do lift in gym and had a decent physique but man... It felt like I was punching a rock.
People before the pain was discovered:
It's not that hard to take the pain, it's just a massive "pain in the ass".
Hahahahahahahahaha thank you
HAHAHAHAHA 🤣🤣🤣
Fear of pain is what makes you not wanna get hit, the pain itself ain't bad if you take it well
I see, you aren’t russian, or you are just a weakling
1st dude: bro don't hit to hard
2nd dude: AGGRESSIVE SHOTS
Your training partners are an important part of training. He’s probably doing him a proper favor.
@S W the first hits were so close to the bone of the forearm at the elbow.
You could easily fracture your shit doing that untrained, so much ow
The second is using more of a technique also tho which increase power but yes. He throwing with intentions
20lbs of weight difference as well from what I can see
Nice to see the younger generation doing conditioning training. To many clubs today have abandoned the old training techniques and just do pad work
Me: "I want to train martial arts to can defense myself and not be hit".
Karate schools: "Seems that it doesn't hurt enough... Not yet".
"Did we just become best friends"
"Do you wanna go do karate in the garage"
Lol
YUPPPPP
Steeeep brothersssssss
Do. Do karate not play
Did we just become enemies?
Yep.
Wanna chop each other to death? Yep.
Goju Ryu! Used to do such similar conditioning but not to these extend. Way to go!
Look at the logo
@@RXLXNTLXSS isn't that Yamaguchi's organization?
Eso es goju ryu. Mira el puño de atras.
Who’s Goju Ryu?
@@twentyonetortas5921 style of karate ruclips.net/video/jolyGrH447g/видео.html you might recognise it from it's influences in cobra Kai it is the base style for people like Gunner Nelson and Robert Whittaker
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Respect guys, I can feel the pain just by watching
Вот это действительно круто, а не те понты которые обычно показывают
“Your honor i was not abusing my child, i am conditioning them to be a muay thai fighter”
> Mixing up MT & Karate
Cringe.
Beating a child is not an abuse
@winxner
Relax, this is a fucking YT comment
@@Horus-Lupercal you are the definition of cringe kid
@fang 223 it isn't
Me: can I go to the bathroom?
Teacher: why didn’t you go during the break?
School bathrooms during the break:
Highly underrated comment 😂
Yup my friend is so scared that he goes to cripple one
"Bc I didn't want anyone to see me pissing blood after my last karate class"
Hahaha
O
I can feel those strikes!😬
يَا أَيُّهَا النَّاسُ اعْبُدُوا رَبَّكُمُ الَّذِي خَلَقَكُمْ وَالَّذِينَ مِنْ قَبْلِكُمْ لَعَلَّكُمْ تَتَّقُونَ الَّذِي جَعَلَ لَكُمُ الْأَرْضَ فِرَاشًا وَالسَّمَاءَ بِنَاءً وَأَنْزَلَ مِنَ السَّمَاءِ مَاءً فَأَخْرَجَ بِهِ مِنَ الثَّمَرَاتِ رِزْقًا لَكُمْ فَلَا تَجْعَلُوا لِلَّهِ أَنْدَادًا وَأَنْتُمْ تَعْلَمُونَ
"Hey we should make a secret handshake"
hahaha
YES!!!!
sadly my friends always forget by the next time we would meet.
Haha, I used to do it at kung fu club. I challenged my senior and denied to give up because she is a girl. The result is Not able to hold my chopstick for 3 days straight.
@@luongthanh105 s͛t͛o͛p͛ b͛e͛i͛n͛g͛ s͛u͛c͛h͛ a͛ s͛e͛l͛f͛ l͛o͛a͛t͛h͛i͛n͛g͛ p͛a͛t͛h͛e͛t͛i͛c͛ s͛i͛m͛p͛.͛
@@suprememasteroftheuniverse I am wracking my brain on how you classified him as a simp
A wise man once said, “one can not understand how to solve problems without violence until a mosquito lands on your testicles”
Didn't stop me
@@atlantis29260 hol up
Ain't that wise if a mosquito landed on his sack.
Free suc
that wise man was Sun Tzu
Sisisisi grande goju ryu el primer amor de mi vida el karate do goju cuántos recuerdos bellos los seminarios los torneos hoy por problemas de salud no puedo hacerlo que nostalgia más de 30 años de prácticas de Mendoza argentina
Its a very bad idea. Having trained this way myself, the effects come back to haunt you later in life.
the only effect is you become tough
Very good! 👍 Never stop your Training! 👍
For the final move, they kick each other in the balls
Lmao have you seen this video of monks kicking and hitting their balls with brick's and swinging tree trunks?
Only sensei
Search Kombat ki. U'll be amazed
They can say bye bye to fertilization then 🤣😂
i mean they would have balls of steel
But when I try this on my wife, they call it “domestic violence “. Psh.
ikr
Should ask for consent LMAO.
Try that on a cop, you get throne in jail and possibly get beat up by the cops?
Smashing them punching balls eh?
Now we know why u don’t have a wife
الحمد لله على نعمة الإسلام. عند خروجك من المنزل تقرأ دعاء خروج المنزل فيحفظك الله بدون تحتاج تدريبات .. انه الإسلام يا ساده
إن شاء الله..
They have the Kartian black belt on the level of Karti professionalism 🔥
Imagine the fear of an angry man when he roundhouse kicks someone in the throat and they just blankly stare at him before folding his clothes while he's wearing them
That's exactly the definition of Hapkido!! 😎👍😁
Fun
Involuntary yoga
Sorry to say if you take a direct hit to your throat it’s just soft tissue and cartilage rings which can be crushed quite easily.
What they are doing in this video is contracting the muscles where they will be struck to reduce damage. There are no significance muscles in the neck strong enough to absorb the impact of a roundhouse kick of all things. The best you could do is angle yourself and hope that the kick then misses the vital point.
Wouldn’t happen. This isn’t anime nerds.
They didn't do the balls though, that's the one part that matters.
Lmao
And do what? Condition them to being impotent? 🤣
True
Nah people are trained to withstand ball hits ive done it before trust me when ur concentrated its easy because ur trying to put damage enough to take that person down
Reminded me of Johnny English 😂
Calf kicks are what really need training. If you’ve ever watched MMA you’ll know that calf kicks are the death of footwork
we used to do something similar in my old Tang Soo Do class.
I feel like the blond guy was hitting the other guy so much harder
Noticed that too
The other guy is going to be way tougher though
The other guy is sabotaging the blond guy for there epic duel. You see the blond guy will be weaker and that’s when the other guy will unleash his full power.
What are you gonna do abt it... also, he’s not blond😂
Lol I was searching for this comment
I think I just really appreciate how equally they both hit each other power wise
that was not equal lmao. Where the kid on the left takes all the hits directly with the maximum damage dealt to him, but on the right side the kid reduces the damage he gets by tilting. maybe because he can't stand the pain or doesn't know why body conditioning exists.
@@godlyguts4483 It's good to tilt. You are still conditioning while practicing how to reduce the power of the hits in a real fight.
Same height; same weight; same speed ; force & power, etc? Never equal at all. If a guy practices every hour of the day with punching and kicking the trees while the opponents cannot be trained every hour of the day, will their strength of punching and kicking be equal?
Yeah. When ramping up power you start off much softer. We did minute long striking at each point. Part of the training is to learn how to absorb the power and the pain. Another part is matching your partner's power.
The striking is also painful. The striking area is also being trained. As you ramp up over time, you can dish out as well as take more power. (Like leveling up in a video game.😎)
@@Stewiehleba your definitely right but I would only make a habit of this in the later rounds of training or if the other person just hits that hard but for head shots tho there isn't really conditioning for that I've seen useful other than when they train there neck.
Вот как здороваются настоящие мужики, а ни эти ваши кулачки, дай пять)
لا إله إلا الله...
لية درداف درديف....
أستغفر الله وأتوب إليه...
وصل الله على محمد وآل صحبه وسلم..
They after training are gonna be like:
Ima go to toilet and piss some blood
That was fucking great bro! I laughed so hard 😆
BEST one lol
@@gamingscotsmanOG ?
@@gamingscotsmanOG some of us do. This is not productive whatsoever, just increasing the likelihood of organ damage
I've been doing karate for 8-9 years and i've done some trainings like this but it's not allowed to hit someone in kidney or leaver with full strength because the reason of training isn't to get in a hospital
This is some rock lee training type shit
Underrated
😂
You’re not wrong
@@rocklee5434 I second that
@@rocklee6812.
Dude in the right is being way too nice lol in the dojo I used to train we would body condition TF out of each other😂
They do this so their body and bones can withstand blows from other pponents or just during training, could also be for strengthing their bones and body to. This is just a theory I may be wrong but right at the same time
Absolutely it's for strengthning muscle and bone
They'll only regret it later in life.
@@subjectnumberthreeeightone1607they won't. this is the most common and annoying misconception i see people say.
How explain @@subjectnumberthreeeightone1607
Try doing this workout with your girlfriend, if she quits.. she ain’t the one bro !!
She hit me back, i think she's the one bro...
Wise words
@@lalawmpuiahmar193 she is
Because in your heart you want guy.
My kicks sound like a baseball bat impact when she feeds the pads, I don’t want to see what that would do to her tiny rib cage.
For every time you hit your friend to the maximum, you gain 1000 dollars
Girls: NO WAY!! Friends over money
Boys:
And yet still stay friends! Two birds in a stone
yeah basically, and we don't have a hissy fit about friendships either, we just stay friends cause we would both be doing it for the same reason
Nah boys would do it for free
@@unripeyarrowroot1182 "Two birds in a stone"
boys: hajime
I've trained in Uechi ryu which is a sister style to Okinawan Goju ryu. We practice pretty much the same conditioning. It truly adapts your body to take punishment and psychologically it desensitizes you to getting hit. Important part of training.
Resistance/pain training as well.
In places that you would block, (depending on your fighting style), it wouldn't hurt as much or barely hurt at all when you do have to block or defend a certain of your body while engaged in hand-to-hand combat.
"I can do this all day."
"I know."
Girl: He's late, he might be cheating on me.
Him:
This is a work of art
Real karate shit. You can harden the chin too and the nose with a few breaks or microfractures and then let them heal.
Studies have shown these types of trainings to be detrimental long term and cause more problems than they ever prevent.
It's much like the micro-fraxture knuckle technique. It doesn't make your knuckles harder, it deforms the bone. It causes them to become brittle later in life due to the way bone structures when broken. A broken bone will NEVER recover stronger than it once was, it will always recover weaker. The truth of this extends far beyond bone.
One of the practices that used to be taught to toughen people was "gut conditioning" which is basically brutally beating up someone's abdomen every day for years, thinking this made them more resistant to damage and more tolerable of pain. While it numbs nerves, it actually causes a heightened likelyhood of severe, fatal internal damage. Beating your organs and muscles does not "temper" them, it does not make you stronger. Beating your rib cage in does not make it harder to break, it makes it easier.
This type of conditioning causes severe long term skeletal misalignment. which causes muscles to grow improperly. This can exacerbate damage as muscles work by pulling a skeletal structure together that is meant to line up with itself.
Shifting your bones around inside can cause serious problems beyond the imagined. Things like severe glioblastoma, major migraines, ruptured spinal disks, torn cartilage are very common in people who practice these "conditioning" programs.
If you want to make your body more resistant in terms of pain tolerance, a greater effect than this conditioning with no skeletal or bodily repercussions in the long term, nerve shocking isnthe best alternative. Super hot showers and ice deluges. It causes the epidemic nerves to become less sensitive to transmission, meaning less pain felt. All this without the micro-fracture effect on your skeletal and nervous system from constant beating.
Your body, it's a lot like a truck. It's tough yeah, but beating up and driving it down that dirt road every day rattling all the seemingly insignificant parts lose causes it to quit working usually sooner rather than later. This conditioning is that dirt roaf.
Tell that to Master Higaonna in his 80s and can punch trees and break bats. Ive trained in this art and done this conditioning for 27 years and there is nothing wrong with my muscles, bones etc and can take a hit and suffer little damage.
@@novascotiahomesteading455 where do you train at?
@@lKILLA I started with Don Warrener's Martial Arts Academy when I was 18, then trained with our senior blackbelt in his Dojo when I was 24 got my 1st, 2nd and 3rd with him until I was 35 then moved away and trained on my own since then.
see this is why i don't listen to shit random people have to say on the internet anymore. people like you spread misconceptions you heard from other equally misinformed people. i am saying this because you yourself have clearly NOT done bone conditioning to come to this conclusion. because not once in my life have i (for example) peed blood, had a seizure, had a limb go limp from your "neurological" damage, or had internal damage to my organs. any individual who has done bone conditioning and had negative gains, that is ALL the result of a poor, or rather outdated method of training, routine, diet, and/or recovery. because in my own, and should i say, more patient, training methods, i have gained a higher level of athleticism, agility, bone DENSITY FLEXIBILITY AND TOUGHNESS(most important of all), and not to mention, confidence in myself and happiness(what i couldn't break a month ago, such as a brick or a steel rod, i could break today, indicating a clear growth, in the practical sense), while it is a bit harder for me to stay afloat in pool water as a side effect from the added density of my bones, that only serves to remind me how far i've come with my training.
your body is not like a truck. because a truck does not have cells and billions of active biological mechanisms that actively modify, repair, or strengthen it's entire chassis. the human body is a very complex thing, and so is a truck, but they are two very different things.
i stand by all of my statements, as i have the practical, not outdated, AND concrete evidence that support all of my training, diet and recovery methods.
Her: “He’s probably out cheating on me”
Me and the boys:
Comments like these are pathetic
@@bigmanfloyd5653 Cope.
@Arid Sohan bruh stfu before I shit in your mouth 🤣 stop tryna act big in my replies ya fuckin loser
Bién, corresponde a un nivel de luchadores goju; no es apto para practicantes que sólo van por lograr un nivel aceptable de lucha. Se debe entender que los golpes conforme avanzan los entrenamientos, son mas poderosos y NÓ restallantes (tolerancia al impacto). 👍👍👏👏👏👏
For some reason, I like it
That brought back memories. We used to do this years ago. Good to see we’ve not gone too soft to keep it up.
Mom:go play with neighbor kids
The neighbor kids:
I'm your 69th like your welcome
@@sanni8387 my dream came true of getting 69 likes 🙂
I love this type of training
I think they should avoid the neck strikes, one wrong move and your training partner is no more
Stage 2 is getting a ton of bricks dropped on your head, then you get a yellow belt.
This made me laugh 🤣
Hey they have reached black belt
@Tysheim Forney haha I know. I mean there's no Yellow belt cause they have reached Black belt
This is how Karate masters **communicate
“I love you”
“I love you too”
Communicate?
@@lil_keybo hahahaha
I wish I didn’t read this shit
Hmmm I think cause I am karate student too this practice has just started and ....it hurts
I think a glitch occurred in ur keyboard
Boys nowadays: What is your preferred pronouns?
Boys back in the days:
Those are literally boys nowadays 🙄
@@rafaelfaria1352 of course. But I'm talking about the norm..😄
@@hoosen3917 Bro, diversity is good. trust me
@@rafaelfaria1352 😂
Very sad for nowadays boy
My step dad said they did this when he was in the army to learn to tank a punch, he said it hurt like hell but saved his life
me and the boys when we take 5 gummy vitamins:
When girls see each other: kiss
When boys see each other:
lol
XD
Hu tao
@@danielrivera1833 yes, it's me
Jajajaj
Really important in every martial art academy
That’s a hell of a handshake 👍
This would so much better if they screamed "BRO" after every strike
😆😂🤣
That image just killed me 💀 😂
Bromance taken to a whole new level!
Now that's just kinky
@@williamcardenas177 😆😂🤣
Did this kotuckitai long time ago in 70's to 90's. Studied Isshinryu karate.
This is old school training! Good job to see dojo still doing this ! Oooouss!
This is actually an efficient training as it's not just hurting the body it's more like simulating the body to bare the pain evolve the skin
I dis this training with my parents when I was a child ☺ good old days
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Best comment so far lol
F
@@jwanksta12 jajajja
Use it or lose it. The only impressive part about this is how these guys are determined to strengthen themselves. I hope they don’t ever give up
It's actually useless
@@mmatakespodcast1idiot793 are you a fighter?
@@mmatakespodcast1idiot793 actually, is usefull
This looks like so much fun to me... No wonder people think that I'm weird.
❤cet entrainement est tres dur pour endurcir le corps aux coups recus ( ce sont déjà des combattants adeptes de ce genre d, entrainement ceintures noires 1er dan ) et c est une ecole tres stricte, vraiment de l admiration sachant que les coups portés vont aller crecendos et de plus en plus
Puissants. Bon courage messieurs ❤
😂❤ecole kojo riu
The beginning looked like some kind of unique handshake.
Mom screams downstairs: "What is this noise?"
me and my brother upstairs in the bedroom:
Nah nah nah THATS WRONG
Sweet home alabama
Ayo it doesn't sound right 😂
That’s inbread as fuck cuz no
У нас было почти так же.Но мы делали это в движений назад и вперёд от конца зала и обратно,а потом менялись местами.Сложно.А сам спарринг был ненамного легче.Так как каждые 2 минуты меняется соперник и без передышки ведёшь спарринг в течений 1 часа.
И это было когда меня только приняли в додзе и у меня был белый пояс(начальный).
These men put cherries to shame
This is conditioning, but not in the way many are describing it in these comments. Its not so much that they're conditioning their body (ie making it stronger by taking the strikes) but rather their mind. The most effective thing to come of this practice is to prepare yourself for the pain that starts to come from strikes in a prolonged fight, where adrenaline starts to wear off and fatigue begins to set in. In doing this, you're effectively increasing your pain-tolerance threshold to become more accustomed to strikes, allowing you to continue fighting even if you get hit some during the scuffle.
Just about every male sibling in the basement or living room or backyard, especially after watching some sort of fighting movie.
I lost a tooth after watching a Bruce Lee movie
Difference is they're trained
As someone who has done this a lot, all it does is calcification, neurological damage and damage to ones organs. Peeing blood doesn't make you stronger. This does not make you tougher.
see this is why i don't listen to shit random people have to say on the internet anymore. people like you spread misconceptions you heard from other equally misinformed people. i am saying this because you have NOT done bone conditioning, you are only most likely saying that you have just to attempt to bring more validity to your comment. because not once in my life have i peed blood, had a seizure, had a limb go limp from your "neurological" damage, or had internal damage to my organs. if you HAVE done bone conditioning, and had negative side effects, that is ALL the result of a poor, or rather outdated method of training, routine, diet, and/or recovery. because in my own, and should i say, more patient, training methods, i have gained a higher level of athleticism, agility, bone DENSITY FLEXIBILITY AND TOUGHNESS(most important of all), and not to mention, confidence in myself and happiness(what i couldn't break a month ago, i could break today, indicating a clear growth, in the practical sense), while it is a bit harder for me to stay afloat in pool water as a side effect from the added density of my bones, that only serves to remind me how far i've come with my training.
💢Caraio! 👀 Esse professor ta apelando..
Nobody:
Me and the boys when there's only one sandwich left: who ever lasts longer gets it
😂😂😂😂🤣
Facts
Well good thing we have context for that statement
Then the sandwich becomes moldy after a week of being left out
@@rafaelagustin375
Everyone has a plan until Big Deebo starts hammerfisting their face.
yeah that right there officer
I am doing martial arts for over 40 years and never trained to be kicked or punched. Why should anyone take this unnecessary beating. You going to be in pain and you weren't fighting.
Goju-ryu karate ✊🏼❤️
Gunna be practicing this with my 5 yr old daughter tonight
underrated 😭
can i get in?
Record it! And put it on youtube
And if she accidentally hit you right in the balls
@Cinnamon & Honey looooooool