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 Posted: Thu Feb 17, 2005 9:13 pm
I currently study MMA/NHB combat and have found some stuff on Kyokushin. Being somewhat skeptical towards karate and its overall concepts, this form interests me and has even been seen in the UFC effectively, I want to learn more about this style and maybe get some personal feedback on the effectiveness of this style.
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Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2005 10:51 am
As far as sparring goes it definately seems to be one of the better Karate styles out there.
Personally i'd go for Muay Thai as it's much more effective with less restrictions.
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Delmar_Denban Vice Captain
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Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2005 12:47 pm
The only problem Kyokushin has is the lack of face punching. Other than that, its a sound style.
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Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2005 3:19 pm
Bruce-Ganked-Lee The only problem Kyokushin has is the lack of face punching. Other than that, its a sound style. Well from what i have gathered its full contact all out fighting, i dunno i maybe wrong but i doubt that it lacks face punches, i may be wrong however
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Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2005 3:59 pm
Saajei Bruce-Ganked-Lee The only problem Kyokushin has is the lack of face punching. Other than that, its a sound style. Well from what i have gathered its full contact all out fighting, i dunno i maybe wrong but i doubt that it lacks face punches, i may be wrong however Ganks right, from what i've seen there is no punching to the face permitted during sparring.
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Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2005 4:50 pm
Delmar_Denban Saajei Bruce-Ganked-Lee The only problem Kyokushin has is the lack of face punching. Other than that, its a sound style. Well from what i have gathered its full contact all out fighting, i dunno i maybe wrong but i doubt that it lacks face punches, i may be wrong however Ganks right, from what i've seen there is no punching to the face permitted during sparring. I see, well that sucks, seems alll karate has gotten watered down to the point that i can no longer have respect for it, o well.
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Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2005 5:23 pm
Delmar_Denban Saajei Bruce-Ganked-Lee The only problem Kyokushin has is the lack of face punching. Other than that, its a sound style. Well from what i have gathered its full contact all out fighting, i dunno i maybe wrong but i doubt that it lacks face punches, i may be wrong however Ganks right, from what i've seen there is no punching to the face permitted during sparring. Is that not part of the techniques, or is that safety thing for training?
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Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2005 6:16 pm
Reim Delmar_Denban Saajei Bruce-Ganked-Lee The only problem Kyokushin has is the lack of face punching. Other than that, its a sound style. Well from what i have gathered its full contact all out fighting, i dunno i maybe wrong but i doubt that it lacks face punches, i may be wrong however Ganks right, from what i've seen there is no punching to the face permitted during sparring. Is that not part of the techniques, or is that safety thing for training? I wouldnt be surprised if it were part of the tchnique.
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Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2005 7:03 pm
Jazbo Reim Delmar_Denban Saajei Bruce-Ganked-Lee The only problem Kyokushin has is the lack of face punching. Other than that, its a sound style. Well from what i have gathered its full contact all out fighting, i dunno i maybe wrong but i doubt that it lacks face punches, i may be wrong however Ganks right, from what i've seen there is no punching to the face permitted during sparring. Is that not part of the techniques, or is that safety thing for training? I wouldnt be surprised if it were part of the tchnique. I don't know, i'd guess safety maybe?
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Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2005 7:16 pm
Delmar_Denban Jazbo Reim Delmar_Denban Saajei Bruce-Ganked-Lee The only problem Kyokushin has is the lack of face punching. Other than that, its a sound style. Well from what i have gathered its full contact all out fighting, i dunno i maybe wrong but i doubt that it lacks face punches, i may be wrong however Ganks right, from what i've seen there is no punching to the face permitted during sparring. Is that not part of the techniques, or is that safety thing for training? I wouldnt be surprised if it were part of the tchnique. I don't know, i'd guess safety maybe? I doubt it. Karate isn't above that kinda stupid structure.
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Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2005 12:26 pm
Jazbo Delmar_Denban Jazbo Reim Delmar_Denban Saajei Bruce-Ganked-Lee The only problem Kyokushin has is the lack of face punching. Other than that, its a sound style. Well from what i have gathered its full contact all out fighting, i dunno i maybe wrong but i doubt that it lacks face punches, i may be wrong however Ganks right, from what i've seen there is no punching to the face permitted during sparring. Is that not part of the techniques, or is that safety thing for training? I wouldnt be surprised if it were part of the tchnique. I don't know, i'd guess safety maybe? I doubt it. Karate isn't above that kinda stupid structure. From the competitions I've seen, face punches are definatly allowed. eek
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Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2005 1:34 pm
Jass Jazbo Delmar_Denban Jazbo Reim Delmar_Denban Saajei Bruce-Ganked-Lee The only problem Kyokushin has is the lack of face punching. Other than that, its a sound style. Well from what i have gathered its full contact all out fighting, i dunno i maybe wrong but i doubt that it lacks face punches, i may be wrong however Ganks right, from what i've seen there is no punching to the face permitted during sparring. Is that not part of the techniques, or is that safety thing for training? I wouldnt be surprised if it were part of the tchnique. I don't know, i'd guess safety maybe? I doubt it. Karate isn't above that kinda stupid structure. From the competitions I've seen, face punches are definatly allowed. eek Different rules for different competitions? I was under the impression that kyokushin competitions generally don't allow face punches, mainly because they don't wear gloves and all.
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Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2005 1:47 pm
Bruce-Ganked-Lee Jass Jazbo Delmar_Denban Jazbo Reim Delmar_Denban Saajei Bruce-Ganked-Lee The only problem Kyokushin has is the lack of face punching. Other than that, its a sound style. Well from what i have gathered its full contact all out fighting, i dunno i maybe wrong but i doubt that it lacks face punches, i may be wrong however Ganks right, from what i've seen there is no punching to the face permitted during sparring. Is that not part of the techniques, or is that safety thing for training? I wouldnt be surprised if it were part of the tchnique. I don't know, i'd guess safety maybe? I doubt it. Karate isn't above that kinda stupid structure. From the competitions I've seen, face punches are definatly allowed. eek Different rules for different competitions? I was under the impression that kyokushin competitions generally don't allow face punches, mainly because they don't wear gloves and all. The tournament I was watching had competitors utilise MMA gloves to, I guess certain places move with the times, eh?
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Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2005 7:55 pm
Jass Bruce-Ganked-Lee Jass Jazbo Delmar_Denban Jazbo Reim Delmar_Denban Saajei Bruce-Ganked-Lee The only problem Kyokushin has is the lack of face punching. Other than that, its a sound style. Well from what i have gathered its full contact all out fighting, i dunno i maybe wrong but i doubt that it lacks face punches, i may be wrong however Ganks right, from what i've seen there is no punching to the face permitted during sparring. Is that not part of the techniques, or is that safety thing for training? I wouldnt be surprised if it were part of the tchnique. I don't know, i'd guess safety maybe? I doubt it. Karate isn't above that kinda stupid structure. From the competitions I've seen, face punches are definatly allowed. eek Different rules for different competitions? I was under the impression that kyokushin competitions generally don't allow face punches, mainly because they don't wear gloves and all. The tournament I was watching had competitors utilise MMA gloves to, I guess certain places move with the times, eh? Over here, theres two divisions, one with face contact and one without.
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Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2005 12:59 pm
You sirra, are a cheap whore, with, might I so informantly add: A penchant for transvestite pornography.
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