Kyokushin vs sport karate

which one do you prefer?

[capyboi-]

Kyokushin is harder to pronounce, which obviously makes it superior in the field of martial arts

[RedFoxGrappler]

Kyokushin Karate hands down. It’s only problem is no punches to the head, and you can literally solve that by training with punches to the head while solo training or sparring at a boxing/MMA gym with punches to the head.

[The_Caledonian]

Would be nice to see kyokushin blow up again and reach the heights it did back in the 80s. RIP Andy Hug and Mas Oyama.

[alexlovehall]

I prefer Kyokushin. I practice the moves and have been for awhile. A lot of my favorite karate users in media also use this style a lot. Shotokan is also growing on me

[GUCCIPUCCI]

Kyokushin motto
"Destroy thy opponent"

Sport karate motto
"Do it for these points three"

[Lol-knfr]

"They can't hurt me if they are dead" lines from kyokushin

[dandruff]

Kyokushin all the way. Or a full contact Shotokan like Lyoto Machida

[azzkikr]

Man I love your videos. Short, informative, and straight to the point.

[ahadashraf]

I prefer the ULTIMATE TRUTH also known as KYOKUSHIN

[enigmaodell]

Kyosushin would relate better to self defense, I think.

[Ejaz]

The chad Kyokushin Vs the virgin sports karate

[aeltonjjdgtalliance]

Sport karate makes you improve so much tour footwork, it's really good to keep distance, but of course it's also important to know how to hit hard and exchange strikes

[pranavchaudhary]

Bro..please make a tutorial of Kyokushin Karate..overhead turning kick..😭😭please!!

[Chillz_]

If Kyokoshin trained with head punches then I believe that it is the ultimate striking martial art

[bw]

Kyokushin karate has more real-world serviceable techniques as a focus.
Sports karate have some benefits in that it allows you to learn a VERY crucial skill in distancing and spacial awareness.

I think the former is more serviceable. I think it gives more at base and you have to add less to Kyokushin to make it more viable than the latter

[alicia-mt]

I'm practice karate kyukunshin now. I'm 13 years old

[Azami]

You forgot to add that kyokushin doesn't do punches to the faces whereas in sport karate you can but not allowed to knock out. Personally I think both are great arts. Probably better if you can combine them but if I was forced to pick one, it will have to be kyokushin.

[maryjanehansen]

i want to try kyokushin one day but we practice point sparring at my dojo. I think that's good for utilizing strategy and developing balance but one day I wanna just get thrown across a room lol.

[local]

I practiced Kyokushin for years at WSKarate, and your right sport is less lethal

[danstephens]

If I had to go back to karate I would definitely go kyukoshin, but for right now I do dutch kickboxing.