When I spar with higher ranking instructors it is similar

I'm Taekwondo, but whenever I spar with a black belt they're always really helpful.

yeah, he reminded me of my sempai, he will kick to the head but lightly, but if you increase your intensity, he will too, like his kicks to your legs and the punches. The female sempai was different though, she never took it easy, all her kicks and punches are almost 100% intensity.

Taekwondo

He is no white belt. He has training is some style. Not sure if it TWD as no bounce

He just forgot his belt that day.

0:26 It is not Taekwondo kicks. He maybe a member of another full contact karate society member but changes to this club so he has to restarted his belt

Absolutely has previous experience in another style .

@Ravenous 73 Yes, he has heart for sparring.

@Ravenous 73 Good point.

Or he could be simply Hungry and Thristy for Kyokushin knowledge guys like that become Great its clear this type of dude would spend 8 hours in studying the art and 0 video game hours

​@@Lcky-gu2giI don't think so, it is true that some people progress much faster but he moves like someone who trained for at least a year.

don't be deceived by the belt color. I know people who have sat on a color for long lengths of time. Some of it because life gets in the way of gradings

wait you teach this stuff? if so i would wanna learn.

@@blade_samaa9548 u want him to teach u through a screen?

then that idiot will run out of sparring partners

JanPlays I was surprised when he did do mawashi

I am sure he trained in other martial arts before

He should concentrate more on the basics and proper learning instead some fancy moves. Enough time for that later. Has not even the proper balance and distancing for this stuff right now.

@@NinjaKid1985 let him have his fun man we all end up being humble one day

Came to say same thing

The white belt is one of my kickboxing students with 4-5 years experience. He was just trying kyokushin for a while.

​@@ContactKicksOsu!

​@ContactKicks where are you guys stationed at?

They are training for bare knuckles competitions which don't use gloves and knuckles are sharp and cause cuts and illnesses if you want face punches watch kudo

You forgot your "/s" tag, guys one though. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@@ajmjl9102 bare knuckle fights include punches to the head.

@@ajmjl9102 they could use head gear and this allow head punches to be practiced and trained to be defended against.

@@losfromla1480 they do there's plenty of kyokushin competitions that have gloves and even allow grappling but this one in particular is mostly judged by toughness that's what this is about

Exactly what i thought

How does Goju ryu use that as offensive?

Kyokushin teaches more kicks than Muay Thai like the sidekick, hook kick, axe kick, and more. They also have spinning kicks and high kicks. Another thing, their round kick is different from the way Muay Thai does it

the black belt play only 20%

@@gigenisgigenis the same for the white belt, its all between the ears, the taller fighter will in kyokushin always have 95% dominant fight over a shorter fighter, just as in this case. And the other 5% wins in a fight no matter how tall they are, those are the specialists in kyokushinkai fighting. And having a black belt gives you that extra motivation from not to loose to a white belt. Its all between the ears, friend. Been there done that. Osu!

These kyukusion guys are buff as hell to

@@ILoveMyself000 Karate rulesets really does like to bias longer, taller fighters though I just realized. No clinching and hand strikes to the face in Kyokushin means that a shorter man has less options when it comes to knocking out a taller opponent quickly, and the taller opponent has an easier time reaching the head with strong kicks. In Shotokan, it's more so that the point based rulesets and stance generally bias longer fighters by default of their reach advantage and not having the need to generate as much power whilst also having the superior leverages.

@@dorkistantkd6233 Body conditioning is top notch, even compared to Muay Thai. And the ruleset allows one to spar at literally any time and subsequently harden the body even further.

So he is a white belt

They can just leg kick the shit out of him

If kyokushin fights in the street we just go full blast face punches, grab knee and elbows and if necessary heavy kicks. We can go full blast for a full minute without getting tired and we are strong. Also if you are a kyokushin fighter like me you probably trained kickboxing for few months/years so blocks and headmovements come natural. Kyokushin isnt the best martial art ever for sure, but when you get to a high level and you do tournements you can fight against other martial arts, and street fight isnt a problem at all ! We are full contact fighters after all

Because Mas Oyama when they were allowed to punch to the head no gloves they had broken hands, jaws and bruises and was losing a lot of students but there is Shinken Shobu from the Kyokushin Kan organisation, you are allowed face punches, elbows and takedowns

Personally I’m glad cuz cute is not joke

On the bright you will develop insane high kick strategies and face punches can easily be fixed with a little kickboxing training

He is a white belt in karate but with some years of training in kickboxing.

@@ContactKicks He is very talented, like you!

He wasn't beat up at all and also he is not a newbie despite that he is a white belt he has years of experience in kickboxing. You can clearly see the control and safe sparring.

@@ContactKicks sorry if what I said came out wrong. I mean in other schools black belts don't even train in front of white belt. But I'm kyokushin they spar against white belt and motivate and also humble them. I think it is special to kyokushin. I was just thinking of my sparring with a black belt when I was yellow.

@@azhaar113 no problem, thanks for clarifying it, take care

Got to disagree, the black belt has better timing.

Maybe because Kyokushin's rules are not about KO your oponent. Also, don't forget punches in the head are forbidden.

@@Lucas-nu4du yea mate I'm not saying go for the kill but if you don't train for real fights it's useless for self defence. Punches must be learnt to be taken and thrown.

@@kakuto435 sounds better

@@Lucas-nu4du Kyokushin is a knockdown style: kicks to the head are allowed and spinning kicks can break ribs