FAKE Kyokushin vs REAL Kyokushin Karate

Both under same legit organization. But somehow differs in style.

- kyokushinbul

[justagerman]

People need to start to understand that a black belt doesn't mean you have mastered the martial art, it means you have mastered the basics. In Japan you can't impress any martial artist by saying you have a black belt, since this is only where the real journey begins.

[Horus-Lupercal]

That Kyokushin march is terrifying, if there's anything I want to instill in myself through training, it's that invincible march.
Osu.

[aweba]

I appreciate how the real dojo have taken time to make sure all of their students are actually learning.

[nicholasmessina]

The Kyokushin forward March is just as intimidating as Muay Thai. Kyokushin and Muay Thai stylists are the Michael Myers of kickboxing

[MoooseBlood]

It feels like those dreams you have when you punch or kick but it has no force behind it.

[BruceCinema]

When your little brother tries to act tough and you gotta set him straight

[parabellum]

he is white belt but his belt is really dirty :D

[kanzenchowa]

1:22 Despite his lack of skill, that was incredibly good reflex and ducking by that tkd wannabe kyokushin fighter.

[WimiBussard]

The shorter guy's technique looks kinda... sloppy and out of shape. I can see some basics here, but one wouldn't think that he was a black belt.

[aidandunworth]

Haha I used to practice kyokushin but man I had no option but to leave. It took up so much of my time and I went home everyday with a black chest and a limp. And as a highschooler that's pretty rough. But overall I really loved it.

[qoqtek]

WTF? This smaller guy does not even have Kyokushin stance, not to mention stamina and endurance. Is he even a black belt in any style?

[Midwinter]

To be fair, the Taekwondo guy had some very nice techniques (nice side kick to the ribs at the start) - and he had very good reflexes (see that vicious kick he ducked). I also like the way he could leap in, land a punch, and leap out without getting hit back. His problem here is lack of conditioning, lack of power and lack of full contact experience. He's a talented fighter who is untrained and out of shape - fighting a guy who is well-trained, conditioned and three times his size!

[dark-vpkm]

a black belt would never kick and lose balance

[dylanherring]

when you could tell who was legit based on the bow...

[slones]

The short one is afraid, there is no fighter spirit. Thats the cause.

[DaveMarkovich]

1:08 best move I've ever seen. Kick and drop! And he's wearing a black belt..

[CNRhKXtreme]

Shorter guy looks like he comes from a WTF Taekwondo background, based on how he holds his hands low.

[SuperMerlot]

That was painfull to watch.
If you are a bullshidoka don't ever accept a challenge; even less in front of your students. Always use excuses as for why you cannot fight that day. Otherwise your credibility will suffer.

[Thatissojordy]

Love that real kyokushin moment where the little guy throws a lowkick and hurts himself. The legs on those proper karateka are conditioned to hell and back

[hsinhaowang]

1:38 He passed out from embarrassment.