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My first competition

Male 14-15 60kg+

I'm the orange belt We're the same age and both turning 15 this year

u/Alarmed-Class-126 — 4 days ago
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Kuristina’s post led me to do a bit of digging in my free time and was surprised to see this guy Misiak Maciej, a guy barely in his 40s walking around with 10 Dan stripes on his belt. IKO Sosai clarified that he was never awarded Nidan, and he also has not shown his Dan certificates thus far. From videos of kata that he performed, and his techniques this guy is clearly a charlatan. His Facebook posts are also ChatGPT scripted and hyping the organizations and events under his group - Kyodokyokushin.

He attended KWU Senshi events and event was pictured with Ryu Narushima, who left IKO1 as a Godan, and was awarded Rokudan by KWU Senshi.

Midori, Matsui are 8 Dan; Hatsuo Royama was given 10 Dan.

Know that folks here just want to train and aren’t interested in politics, but it might be necessary to be aware of imposters and cosplayers in the community.

u/Ok-Pop-3916 — 9 days ago
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I seek Guidance

I am a Bachelor Student, 20M from Pakistan.

I am 5ft 7in and 90kg. Roughly 25-30% body fat.

I can do 8 regular and 5 knuckle pushups in one go without rest. Then after a bit of I can do again 6 and 3 respectively.

No kyokushin or effective karate Dojo near me.

I want to study Kyokyshin and I am a diehard fan.

My Dad was a 2nd Dan Black Belt in KyokushinKaiKan back in the 90s.

He got into an accident and severely damaged his spine so he can't teach and guide me.

My goals:

Street Effective striking

Basic Throws and Knockdowns

Basic Joint locks

All of above require speed, endurance and Strength.

How can I build these with minimal equipment as Gyms near me are super expensive. I have 2 5kg dumbbells at my home.

For techniques I refer to Kyokushin Budo Kai manual. It gives me the perfect blend. I want to do conditioning and develop my body as a Kyokushin fighter.

I seek Guidance from Senpais and Shihans.

A big OSU!!! to you all

Take Care

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u/Safi_Ullah_1060 — 5 days ago
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Like a challenge or in the street ? Someone provoked me today on the street but I stayed calm and left . Funny thing we had just finished sparring and was leaving my dojo .kyokushin helped me stay calm thank god

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u/Serhide — 14 days ago
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Shihan Satoshi Yui (7th Dan) Seminar
Shihan Satoshi Yui is a direct student of Sosai Masutatsu Oyama and former Chief Instructor at the Hombu Dojo. He trained as an uchideshi for many years and helped author the original Kyokushin instructional materials.
A true legend of Kyokushin Karate, Shihan Yui will be teaching traditional full-contact techniques and spirit directly from Sosai’s methods.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity!
Capital Kyokushin Seminar – Osu! 💪

u/Neither-Flounder-930 — 11 days ago
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So I did a tournament back in early march and for the full contact there was only 2 of us in my age group and 1 kid is the juniors (14-15). So because of this they merged our divisions so he was basically added into our division. For us it was restricted contract but the kid was full contact. I mean I’m fine with it cus I just sparred the kid which I’m used to doing cus I’m an instructors kid anyway so I’m always hitting kids anyways lol (just in case it wasn’t clear that was sarcasm, I don’t actually beat them up, don’t flame me lmao. During the match I did feel bad for the kid tho and was told by the ref at some points to fight harder, which I did not wanna do cus like, I’m not bouta actually hit a kid) but yeah I don’t mind going against the kid cus it also helps him get experience as well as me, I was just wondering how regular of a thing is this across the world (I’m Aussie and AMAC is like all we got for this stuff down here, at least in Queensland)

u/warliam12 — 12 days ago