I’ve been a Tae Kwon Do instructor for 40 years, a boxing coach for 10. Weaned on old school , when it was called Korean Karate. This training brings back good memories of hard core training. This guys straight punches and shovel hooks are very good. Don’t know how he is as an instructor , but he is a prime example of long term physical training and high level technique. Really refreshing to see compared to the bogus bs that’s out there. Weak people with no physicality, barely breaking a sweat and claiming near mystical techniques.
This man Judd Reid completed the Young Lions Program, training every day for 1000 days under Kyokushin founder Sosai Mas Oyama. He has achieved numerous world titles including world champion in Kyokushin and other karate tournaments. And at the age of 40 he completed the 100 man Kumite challenge that only select individuals were invited to attempt. That and a life time of training and achieving 5th Dan Black Belt is why he is an instructor. Osu
Im a shorinji kempo black belt and I agree with you. Many martial art practicioners who avoid hardcore trainings and focus only on techniques and forms
I practice kyokushin for a year and a half, then switch to WTF tae kwon do cause my friend opened a school, at first in sparring the other student hurt themselves hitting me... the conditioning is that insane, i was amazed that all students struggle to do 20 push ups when in kyokushin we did like 200.... still TKD was fun but i am going back to Kyokusin
Shihan Reid was just here in Seattle, an excellent teacher and very inspiring, the seminar was amazing, Shihan is a great example of what happens when you continue to push yourself beyond your limits. One quote that sticks with me, is "there are no hidden secrets here, just good hard work!", for those who study any form of Karate and are serious about it, if you get an opportunity to train with it's well worth every minute. OSU!
...and in a warm tropical weather where it's constantly 85-90F. Lucky, indeed. Come to upstate New York in the dead of winter and train with us barefoot in the mountains. They won't last 3 minutes.
@@ry8729 It's all relative, no need to belittle their training. Because many westerners accustomed to colder weather break down when confronted with the humid and hot thai weather in muay thai camps as example, especially when it gets cardio heavy. I prefer cold areas over that anytime.
Brings back great memories from Sea Point, Cape Town dojo. Not many have the privilege of training with a Shihan Judd Iwho in one second I can see is as real as you get). I and we had that privilege in spaces back in the 70s and 80s. Nothing quite like Kyokushin.
Inspiring. As someone who has been mostly away from karate for close to 20 years, (I been doing other "stuff"), this has got me training hard, strong karate again.
You can train all you want but never be what JUDD REID is. This master is the Mike Tyson of his fighting form. Just look at his body shape, speed, strength, on and on.
frankcastle7777: I saw his video last 2 fights kumite. The music of bloodsport and my hair was standing up in my neck and arms. If you accomplish what he did, then you are for me master. His condition, passion, techniques and body are one. A truelly kumite fighter. Much much respect for this man.
This is a good video and I wish I could have been a part of it if I had been my original karate class guys like you connect with nature and improved when your become strong and powerful and very unique,🥋☯️🙏😌🙏☯️🥋
I took Shoryn Ryu as a child for a short time.I never even memorized the Katas.I didn't think I had retained much ,but over the past couple yrs. I Had to fight alot growing up ,I was small.I began to adopt more of a jiu jitsu/Wrestling.I would use alot of dirty techniques, I loved using Nerve strikes. Well I eventually grew out f my rowdy yrs and settled down,after a few Tripps to prison.Nowdays I'm a family man ,I do anything to avoid violence,I'm 39 yrs old,it is a miracle I'm still alive after all I've been through.Looking back I think it has always been my Passion for Martial Arts,combat skills, Fighting that has driven me to survive.I have been doing some body conditioning , I have been studying the styles and principles of several arts.Yet I have not been able to apply any in a practical application.I have nobody to train with me.So for now I just Would like to at least learn a few Katas to work as a template.Sanchin ,Is one I gave been trying but It's hard to follow on RUclips on my phone.If you have any suggestions or maybe video of Basic Kata .You are a huge inspiration to me. RESPECT .
Eres muy afortunado tener un maestro como este (Judd reid) yo si lo admiro bastante. Lástima que aqui en México no hay buenos maestros de artes marciales... Porque? Cultura MEXICANA (egoísmo) osea si saben mucho pero no lo comparten lamentablemente. Y en USA, Canada, Paises europeos, allá si comparten conocimiento pero aquí en México lastimamente no lo comparten. Mi "maestro" de artes marciales sabe mucho y es muy bueen peleador, se le admira? si!! Pero muy egoísta (pone cualquier excusa para no enseñarte). Saludos
Is monster high hate to say this I really wish I should have had stayed in karate because what you guys are doing is very very incredible and very very traditional and very very unique and spiritual and very very strong friendship I just wish that I had one chance to go back to my original karate class just one chance to make a better future 🥋☯️🙏😌🙏☯️🥋
The difference between him and the students trying to mimic his moves would be almost laughable, should they not be advanced black belts themselves... Respect to this Shihan... I have trained under many, but never saw anything like this....
these people are civilians, everyday joe who spend at most twice a week training at local dojos, dont compare them with Shihan Judd who spends his entire life dedicated to kyokushin :))
Yes he's brilliant..... and having done kyukoshin myself I thought it was the best traditional karate I did however it really bothers me that after all that mechanical karate strikes .... they revert to western boxing strikes when doing kumite and Thai box when low kicking ..... Oyama was the first Japanese master to beat a Thai and he had to tailor his karate to do that ... many Japanese had fallen to thais already .... so I think that future karate will start to change as martial arts modernize
All styles steal or copy from each other and incorporate techniques within their training . Oyama made big changes only after all his fighters got knocked out by the Thais .
It doesn't matter the style....It matters the instructor and their fashion of training. If I had a magic wand, I'd request Judd Reid to train me with no gloves on.
Imagine being hand picked from hundreds if not thousands to be uchi deshi. To train at the most elite karate dojo in the world. Luck has nothing to do with it. Sosai is recognized worldwide as a true master and Judd was one of his personal students. What makes it even better is that he is an Aussie. He's finally come home and opened a dojo. Unfortunately I live 1 thousand kilometers away
Actually the founder ...the late Sosai Mas Oyama...incorporated seaside or ocean training into his summer camp training for many years if I'm not mistaken.
Judd has trained in those disciplines also. Most people make the mistake of seeing someone train in a certain style and assume that's all they know. Also, anyone on Sunday can lose a streetdight, pro boxer or not, many violent thugs have bested trained monsters purely on their ability to instigate maximum violence at the drop of a hat.
Such an amateurish and simple minded comment. Its not the style, its the fighter. Did you know that Georges Saint Pierre one of the greatest UFC fighter trains in kyokushin.
@@ramsesramses3857 yes of course. Nothing wrong with learning multiple styles and that does not mean one style is more effective over the other. Its mixed martial arts. And gsp really respect his kyokushin roots, wearing the gi during his entrance.
This Master is no joke
His punching form is amazing, its beautiful to watch
I’ve been a Tae Kwon Do instructor for 40 years, a boxing coach for 10.
Weaned on old school , when it was called Korean Karate. This training brings back good memories of hard core training. This guys straight punches and shovel hooks are very good. Don’t know how he is as an instructor , but he is a prime example of long term physical training and high level technique. Really refreshing to see compared to the bogus bs that’s out there. Weak people with no physicality, barely breaking a sweat and claiming near mystical techniques.
This man Judd Reid completed the Young Lions Program, training every day for 1000 days under Kyokushin founder Sosai Mas Oyama. He has achieved numerous world titles including world champion in Kyokushin and other karate tournaments. And at the age of 40 he completed the 100 man Kumite challenge that only select individuals were invited to attempt. That and a life time of training and achieving 5th Dan Black Belt is why he is an instructor. Osu
Im a shorinji kempo black belt and I agree with you. Many martial art practicioners who avoid hardcore trainings and focus only on techniques and forms
I practice kyokushin for a year and a half, then switch to WTF tae kwon do cause my friend opened a school, at first in sparring the other student hurt themselves hitting me... the conditioning is that insane, i was amazed that all students struggle to do 20 push ups when in kyokushin we did like 200.... still TKD was fun but i am going back to Kyokusin
Morio higaonna IS strong too.
Welcome to the world of Kyokushin. The bloody regiment doesn't tolerate fakes.
Shihan Reids punches could stop a rhino. He still got it.
Really???
wow Judd Reid, the modern day Oyama, the Real life Doppo Orochi the list goes on and on
Take it you watch Baki The Grappler too... What a guy XD osu!
An Australian Heihachi Mishima 😜
I dont watch baki do you mean the bald kyokushin guy who beat up black belts and showed baki some techniques
listen to his gi snap when he moves! fantastic power speed and focus. Well done much respect.
Shihan Reid was just here in Seattle, an excellent teacher and very inspiring, the seminar was amazing, Shihan is a great example of what happens when you continue to push yourself beyond your limits. One quote that sticks with me, is "there are no hidden secrets here, just good hard work!", for those who study any form of Karate and are serious about it, if you get an opportunity to train with it's well worth every minute. OSU!
OSU! This remembers me about trainings in South Korea, when I lived there. Nice spirit and companionship. Big Osu from Madrid, Spain.
I'm a shotokan 3 dan and not style biased when I say...
Whoever 'thumbs down' this master has absolutely no idea what karate is
you are nothing more than a coward troll
that is the truth
learn to read please
he specifically says whoever 'thumbs down' has no idea what karate is, which means this is real karate. This is why I said learn to read.
Sam Demars what are you tripping on. No one has said anything bad. I think you misread the comment.
Exact Sosai Oyama training.
Very motivating...
Those people are luck to train with a master like him
...and in a warm tropical weather where it's constantly 85-90F. Lucky, indeed. Come to upstate New York in the dead of winter and train with us barefoot in the mountains. They won't last 3 minutes.
@@ry8729 It's all relative, no need to belittle their training. Because many westerners accustomed to colder weather break down when confronted with the humid and hot thai weather in muay thai camps as example, especially when it gets cardio heavy. I prefer cold areas over that anytime.
Brought a tear to my eye. I miss Karate Camp when I was a teenager
Awesome evening out with a kyokushin legend! Thank you SCOREfit. OSU!
Brings back great memories from Sea Point, Cape Town dojo. Not many have the privilege of training with a Shihan Judd Iwho in one second I can see is as real as you get). I and we had that privilege in spaces back in the 70s and 80s. Nothing quite like Kyokushin.
An amazing man trainer and role model.. exceptional in every way ...
Those other black belts have a lot to learn that's all l can say..
Inspiring. As someone who has been mostly away from karate for close to 20 years, (I been doing other "stuff"), this has got me training hard, strong karate again.
Be careful you might hurt yourself
You can train all you want but never be what JUDD REID is. This master is the Mike Tyson of his fighting form. Just look at his body shape, speed, strength, on and on.
frankcastle7777: I saw his video last 2 fights kumite. The music of bloodsport and my hair was standing up in my neck and arms. If you accomplish what he did, then you are for me master. His condition, passion, techniques and body are one. A truelly kumite fighter. Much much respect for this man.
Don't need to say that, we just train to be better than ourself.
he should do a mach with the gracies..
So they can get knocked out?
Morio higaonna IS strong too.
His punches look really sharp The sound it makes when he punches is so satisfying
delightful to watch. I've seen a class held at water's edge early morning on jones beach in new york. delightful then, as well.
You are an inspiration👍
Удары у шихана ПУШКА!
Loved it
OSU Shihan, love from India
Would you have this training in dvd or stream?
Great... OSU from Italy
This is a good video and I wish I could have been a part of it if I had been my original karate class guys like you connect with nature and improved when your become strong and powerful and very unique,🥋☯️🙏😌🙏☯️🥋
Gran maestro 🙏🙏👏👏👏👊OSS!
This man is so dangerous lol... those punches in the air sounds and looks so fucking sharp
I took Shoryn Ryu as a child for a short time.I never even memorized the Katas.I didn't think I had retained much ,but over the past couple yrs. I Had to fight alot growing up ,I was small.I began to adopt more of a jiu jitsu/Wrestling.I would use alot of dirty techniques, I loved using Nerve strikes. Well I eventually grew out f my rowdy yrs and settled down,after a few Tripps to prison.Nowdays I'm a family man ,I do anything to avoid violence,I'm 39 yrs old,it is a miracle I'm still alive after all I've been through.Looking back I think it has always been my Passion for Martial Arts,combat skills, Fighting that has driven me to survive.I have been doing some body conditioning , I have been studying the styles and principles of several arts.Yet I have not been able to apply any in a practical application.I have nobody to train with me.So for now I just Would like to at least learn a few Katas to work as a template.Sanchin ,Is one I gave been trying but It's hard to follow on RUclips on my phone.If you have any suggestions or maybe video of Basic Kata .You are a huge inspiration to me. RESPECT .
Osu!!!! Muito bom!
amazing training osu!!
MAGNIFICENT
Nice training!!
OSU!!! from Indonesia 👊👺
damn Judd is rly fast !
Much respect for Judd
kyokusin the best karate
Mhd Zein like shidokan
No i think asda is better
Morio higaonna IS good too.....
Bang Jack SKTDL Isshinryu in the house!
How good is the snap on Judd's gi
Tengo el honor de ser su amigo y tener sus libros... Increíble puente directo con Oyama. Osu Shihan
Eres muy afortunado tener un maestro como este (Judd reid) yo si lo admiro bastante. Lástima que aqui en México no hay buenos maestros de artes marciales...
Porque? Cultura MEXICANA (egoísmo) osea si saben mucho pero no lo comparten lamentablemente.
Y en USA, Canada, Paises europeos, allá si comparten conocimiento pero aquí en México lastimamente no lo comparten.
Mi "maestro" de artes marciales sabe mucho y es muy bueen peleador, se le admira? si!! Pero muy egoísta (pone cualquier excusa para no enseñarte).
Saludos
Osu Master Excellent Videos,,
A lot of students were jus bobbing the head up n down on those press ups,lol,mean training all round,ty
Kyokusin karate👍👍
1:51 those punches 😮
God blessed brothers &Sisters the best
Hi where are ur classes at
This Karate is not in Cairns Australia. Good hard training, good fun and good memories. Good picture and music with video.
Judd Reid is on another level! OSU!
Is monster high hate to say this I really wish I should have had stayed in karate because what you guys are doing is very very incredible and very very traditional and very very unique and spiritual and very very strong friendship I just wish that I had one chance to go back to my original karate class just one chance to make a better future 🥋☯️🙏😌🙏☯️🥋
1:54
Explosive
This karate master has perfect punch, so fast and powerful
wow nice one 👍
Reid is the most impressive karate expert I have ever seen he lives it
Oss nice job
Judd used to b a bouncer in melb Australia.. he was my friends mentor (Daniel Fox.. rip)
The difference between him and the students trying to mimic his moves would be almost laughable, should they not be advanced black belts themselves... Respect to this Shihan... I have trained under many, but never saw anything like this....
these people are civilians, everyday joe who spend at most twice a week training at local dojos, dont compare them with Shihan Judd who spends his entire life dedicated to kyokushin :))
1.05 minutes. You don't want to be in front of those punches. Masterclass by a direct link to Sosai. Say no more
when will he be back in singapore for this kind of event?
1, 2, 3, OSS!
Im want training kyokhusin with the master like you
Notice that little kid in the back ground.
Just watching.
Its so captivating.
You can see that curiosity.
Hes like what the fuck is going on.
Yes he's brilliant..... and having done kyukoshin myself I thought it was the best traditional karate I did however it really bothers me that after all that mechanical karate strikes .... they revert to western boxing strikes when doing kumite and Thai box when low kicking ..... Oyama was the first Japanese master to beat a Thai and he had to tailor his karate to do that ... many Japanese had fallen to thais already .... so I think that future karate will start to change as martial arts modernize
All styles steal or copy from each other and incorporate techniques within their training . Oyama made big changes only after all his fighters got knocked out by the Thais .
real master
Just great. Osu
指導してる人の動きキレッキレだなぁ
It doesn't matter the style....It matters the instructor and their fashion of training. If I had a magic wand, I'd request Judd Reid to train me with no gloves on.
Oss
1:05 listen to his gi as he punches
Grandmaster Shihan
don't anna be on the receiving end of this guy,s brutal power and speed
Shihan Reid is like Thanos in real life. Only a group of avengers that can stop him 😄 truly scary man
Imagine being hand picked from hundreds if not thousands to be uchi deshi. To train at the most elite karate dojo in the world. Luck has nothing to do with it. Sosai is recognized worldwide as a true master and Judd was one of his personal students. What makes it even better is that he is an Aussie. He's finally come home and opened a dojo. Unfortunately I live 1 thousand kilometers away
Osu Shihan
Wheh is this did he come again
I did not see Peter Chong..i remember some of the faces there lol
I wish he could train me
the truth he's coming to Costa Rica shortly and he's training with me
Nice! Make it count! OSU!
Judd is the real deal, look into it..
Nagyon jjóóó
Así si dan ganas de entrenar.
yo entreno con un alumno suyo en méxico y sus golpes parecen petrallas pero shihan tiene una experiencia y fuerza de miedo
@@regina0734 excelente.
OSU!
beautiful girl hhah
strongest karate i wanna go back to kyokushin
Big guy. FiT at his age lol' Good videos TA.
Oos esi from Phoenix az
Ossu !!!
what if someone grappels me?
Shinkyokushinkai karate Pakistan
Nothing better than good looking girls in a Gi
А зачем в воде?
Осу!
Bon karaté.
looks like Jack Ma from Alibaba. Osu
The beach scene doin pushups was stupid…
2:10 lol 😂 what’s he doing?
OsU
Osu
Jack ma?!
Incorporating SEAL training huh
Actually the founder ...the late Sosai Mas Oyama...incorporated seaside or ocean training into his summer camp training for many years if I'm not mistaken.
Черные пояса учат черные как еще лучше бить цки?😏
useless marketing
a boxer and wrestler with 2 years of experience would kick their ass on the street .
Judd has trained in those disciplines also. Most people make the mistake of seeing someone train in a certain style and assume that's all they know.
Also, anyone on Sunday can lose a streetdight, pro boxer or not, many violent thugs have bested trained monsters purely on their ability to instigate maximum violence at the drop of a hat.
Such an amateurish and simple minded comment. Its not the style, its the fighter. Did you know that Georges Saint Pierre one of the greatest UFC fighter trains in kyokushin.
@@OldHunters did you also know that his main strenght and training was grappling and thai boxing ? Dumbass!
@@ramsesramses3857 yes of course. Nothing wrong with learning multiple styles and that does not mean one style is more effective over the other. Its mixed martial arts. And gsp really respect his kyokushin roots, wearing the gi during his entrance.
@Owl Longbow i am a kyokushin brown belt