Yes, please! The new rules have made this type of Kumite less effective in real life. The two handed throws and hip throws were very effective and realistic. Now it’s a bit neutered.

Then show a vedio

It looked better when people could grab with two hands.

Just make this martial art the way it was supposed to be, put them in ring and allow full contact with knees and elbows, also takedowns, throws, grappling, locks, groundfighting because karate is a mix of striking and wrestling, and nobody will bitch about it anymore

@@rainbow2.086 you're 100% right, but they already have those choices if you want to watch that type of fight, google "karate combat" and then theres also MMA.

No one trains for just sport karate though. All these WKF athletes are black belts in traditional styles, they just choose to compete in semi-contact rules. In a real fight I would bet on the sports karate guy over a traditional one who doesn't compete.

sport karate guys are having successful transition in mma

In which championship

Hi Ezio👋

Aren’t you supposed to get a trophy

Congratulations

unbeliveable Zeke and karate ? 😂

lol

It should be a perfect pull back otherwise no points

so what do you even do?

@@BlixtSaiyan cant get u

Omg

Same here 🇺🇸

I don’t know the rules yet and it’s why I’m watching this video but regardless Iv seem to many men and women lose their medal bc of precise strikes that land with speed not necessarily a bunch of power just precision and speed that has created brilliant technique! 🌎

I Saw other video. They train combo strike with punch and Kick. Unfotunately that won't happen because after one hit punch, the referee Will stop and give point. Rule in TKD match is better. Rule in karate kumite is a joke

Kyokoshin Karate culture is the closest I have seen karate come to MMA/full contact. TKD and Karate point sparring is the alternative choice for low contact whilst keeping a competitive edge. Ultimately if you are looking for something that is most effective in fighting prowess... Then you sould sign up at your local MMA gym. I still think there are benefits to point sparring culture, like fitness, coordination, athleticism and occupying the competitive psych...

@@orlonarsino6729 Orlon, I have experience in many forms of martial arts, and I also have experience in MMA, but the one that I love is Karate. Karate has so much more to offer than what we see here in this video. I don't think we are doing our students justice by having them compete like this.

@@petrolhead001 What do you mean? What specific culture/style are you refering to ?

@@orlonarsino6729 I'm not referring to any one style, but any Karate style that would use this format for competition. Kyokushin tends to use a different system, this will most likely apply to Shotokan if you want to pin it down, as most Shotokan will compete under WKF formats.

lick lack .....I asked ..the scoring kicks .. by front leg ...and now I got the answer.....

u can score points with the front leg only if u punch the opponent to the head, u were probably punching too hard and that is the reason why u did not get points but u probably have noticed that they don't give u all the points u have get

prrobably because gront deliver is much weaker

ilia chachanidze not always because you can put your body weight into it, it’s also faster

You Can Kick with the Front Leg but it must be an Ippon

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Why?what were the rules?

@@cutiepie6303 Every significant hit landed would be a 1 point. There was barley restrictions and you didn't have to do certain moves to get points

@@cutiepie6303 Significant hits mean if your opponent is shaken up or on the floor

Govind Shingh 🏢🏢

Jonathan Delgado no not a must at all but they do it as it helps with speed and power

Ok thank you!

With those rules, speed is more important than power. Bouncing allows you to literally jump at the right moment towards your opponent. You can't do that with a rooted stance. However, you should not bounce like they do on the video : you have to bounce "one foot at a time" (hard to describe in a you tube comment but basically, what I mean is that you must always have at least one foot on the ground). If you bounce with both your feet, then there is a moment when you no longer touch the ground. If the opponent sees that and sweeps you, that's game over.

You are opening our body too much with a boxing stance

You probably aren't going to win with a boxing stance/close distance stance

how did you do?

How did it go

@@qabaselfurjani3973 I reach finale but i lose and i got 2th place

Yes, the "kiai" is necessary to make the point count. But you don´t have to specifically shout "kia" it can be any "scream" you feel like going with.

Yes you have to shout or you will not get point

GOODLUCK BROO❤ me green belt xD

Me blue belt

E x t r a o r d i n a i r e what type of karate you do?

Me purple belt

Me junior black in kickboxing (blue black

Not really. It depends on the type of the contest. I am personally an Isshinryu practicer but I have been to shinkyokushinkai tournaments