Power of Judd Reid Kyokushin Master

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Judd Reid grew up in Australia training under Shihan Eddie Emin, is the first, and one of only two, foreigners to have completed 1000 days live-in student training (Uchi Deshi) under Kyokushin Karate founder Masutatsu ‘Mas’ Oyama in Japan.
from 1990 to 1993, won the Australian heavyweight title in 2002, won the WKO World Championship in Thailand 2010, and became last-ever student of Sosai Oyama’s to finish the 100 man kumite, in 2011.
Judd Reid has left a lasting impact on the martial arts community. His determination, skill, and ability to overcome adversity have made him a respected figure in the world of Kyokushin karate

[dakentaijutsu]

Any man who could complete 100 man kumite deserves recognition, and Judd Redd was no exception. OSU!

[ariffadam]

Sensei Judd was very humble and soft spoken. I remember him in Melbourne(Melbourne Kyukushin Karate at Banana Alley near Flinders St. Station) when he was younger, others feared entering the ring hearing his name. Small yet so powerful, knocking out fighters bigger than him effortlessly. Blitz magazines always repprt on his winnings.

[Woyaodao]

❤Awesome, beyond words, a real fighting machine, a powerful example about what karate is all about!

[munkyninjah]

Training with Sensei Judd was one of the best times of my life I hope to do it again soon

[douglasbueno]

Sensei Judd is an inspiration and I wish one day have 20% of his skill.

[juddreidchikarakyokushin]

Osu ! Thank you so much for putting this highlight together.
Train Hard, Never Give Up.
Judd Reid

[chengfu]

Excellent this the way today's needs to learn from this to meet challenges head-on to not give up and roll over and just quit when the going gets tough the enjoyment of being a man again the greatness of overcoming the odds being confident succeeding not being a wimp well done the legacy of ultimate truth OSU!

[ericshindler]

This is proof that this martial art actually works . Thanks.

[mickybricks.]

OUTSTANDING
Big Props @Sports ForEver for sharing

[hansmeiser]

Kyokushin is serious shit. The conditioning of these guys is mad

[ShihanTomCallahan]

I am a major fan of Shihan Judd. An incredible martial artist and just as fine a gentleman. BUDO

[crisalcantara]

Thank you for this video, Shihan Reid is my new favorite kyokushin karateka, osu, 😊.

[TT-tvpw]

Bonjour, les compagnons d'armes, voilà ce qui manque dans la plupart des club de karaté en France...!

[ZenseiRevolution]

Un gran amigo y maestro, aprendí mucho de él. Gran ser humano.

[СимаКошкин-бь]

Бесподобно, просто нет слов.Сколько нужно иметь силы воли.чЧтобы так гореть своим делом

[didiervidry]

Un niveau incroyable !
Superbe karatéka.😮

[Anmobgoccult]

Bravo, abs respectful, from old BG USSS

[James-wdib]

When you see a Kyokushin master training in a Muay Thai gym
run away as fast as you can

[JDA]

0:05 I never trained in Kyokushin (just Shotokan) but is that he is supposed to execute those punches? He clearly sticks the elbow out. Aren't you supposed to keep the elbow down throughout the entire execution of the punch because that is what makes your punch stronger? Or is that how they teach those punches in Kyokushin?

[laurenth]

does he always practise cause I have a video when he was in hospital for hip replacement? an incredible man!