Karate | Little Dark Age | Motivation

To all the mates practicing Karate 🥋 OSS!
Stay strong, Practice regularly and achieve your goals 👍

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[martial_windu]

Hey guys please check my new karate Little Dark Age video 🤝👍

[njqvmpr]

The problem of karate is not karate itself, but how it is taught to athletes. The WKF has almost let traditional styles die because they modified their standards so much to promote unnatural positions and techniques.
The masters can't do nothing about it because if they teach the traditional style to the athletes, they will end up being penalized in competitions.

[KyokushinKarateka]

Someone: Karate is just scratching.

Kyokushin, Enshin, Daido Juku, Ashihara, Shinkarate, ...: We're not sure about that.

[milton]

For me Lyoto Machida is a perfect example of the power of karate _and_ what needs to change in modern karate practice.

More hard core sparring (like in Kyokushin), thoroughly revise the point scoring system to take it away from the dominating defensive style kumite. Include punching bag training and encourage karatekas to practice on punching bags in their spare time. And ignore all the haters.

[jundullah]

Modern standards has destroyed martial arts, by sweetening them and erasing all of the very dangerous things of it.
Goju-Ryu Karate supremacy

[takiyayep]

My teacher from silat said "if you want to learn martial arts and focus on it, learn it from its own origin"

[Ciralluto]

It's a fact, sport karate isn't very effective, the traditional one is okay.

[Dawid.Czarnik]

As someone who does karate the best feeling is proving people wrong about karate

[TheArtistThatIAm]

As A person who is trained by Hidy Ochai, a 5 time US national karate champion of Washin-ryu, a 2 time enrolled black belt hall of fame, and who has been in movies with Bruce lee, This is very true.People think its just all about fighting and point matches, and they are the ones who know the least about karate. Karate is about strengthing the mind, body, and soul.

[CashewNuts]

There are many styles of karate, and many that are full contact. Some are even basically MMA, like Kudo and Zendokai karate.

[freedylol]

0:16 huh, so those flashy blocks actually works

[OhKopo]

I do karate and let me explain something: karate, was made for ultimate self defense after katanas were prohibited in okinawa, the art of empty hands, simulating the hold of a katana. Modernization changed it a lot, but let me tell you something. Your master and dojo is the only thing that defines anything. Some mac dojos are just here for money. And then some masters are here to pass on the light of their own master. Ultimately, each and every one has its own fighting style for karate that is forged by the dojo and the master, nothing else. I do shotokan, and my master makes difference between applicable, and non-applicable, and makes us learn things with a muay thai twist/box, or ancient karate, but also katas and the shotokan aspect

[flocki]

It's not the martial arts that makes you stronger it, s all in your mindset, your efforts and determination 🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿

[bluelightbringer]

Karate is not a sport, its a martial art. Boxing is a sport

[Dayumshawty]

The machida brothers, GSP, motobu choki, wonderboy thompson, takashi asuma, karate combat and kudo in general could fitted here, but awesome video. Im sure that karate works, just the method in its training hasn't been the best karatekas should train like they fight, i mean without lowering our hands when punching, having context of the katas and movements and training them reallisticly, realistic kumite with the right equipment, calisthenics or weight lifting programs based in the movements we do to increase power in those movements and muscular mass and adapt the useful of other martial arts/combat sports in order to adapt karate to the new era

[neththeobnoxioussponge]

I think a part of effective karate DID evolve, it started when a bunch of practioners decided to combine boxing and kyokushin karate

It evolved into Dutch and K-1 style of kickboxing.

[ojhashantanu]

Its not about karate itself, you see: in japan they teach the more affective and traditional way making it more affective, while in other countries they have different teaching methods of it making it not so affective in other countries. Karate is acually really affective if taught in its original country since its taught best there.

[abzy]

"Kyukoshin vs others" discussion has entered the chat.

[varunv]

I'm MMA guy, I watch Karate for speed, movement and angles.

[mrsmurf]

I feel proud to learn Martial Arts.
Taekwondo 🤟🤟