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    Kyokushin 100 Man Fight

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    Capoeira vs Thai Boxing

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    Thanks for the clips. They both are very nice.

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    Fake Sparring

    Hey Ray, that's not real sparring....they aren't wearing any birdcages, boxing gloves or titty pads!!!!!! Is it not dangerous?


    LOL

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    the kumite video is pretty funny.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chisauking
    Hey Ray, that's not real sparring....they aren't wearing any birdcages, boxing gloves or titty pads!!!!!! Is it not dangerous?
    They're also not punching to the head, although kicks seem to be allowed.
    While some may find the videos to be funny, it shows one very important thing. There are a lot of people who can take a lot of punishment to the body. They will not all just drop to the ground when you hit them.
    If you liked that one, here's another one along the same theme that I came across today. It takes a few seconds to download.


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    Quote Originally Posted by chisauking
    Hey Ray, that's not real sparring....they aren't wearing any birdcages, boxing gloves or titty pads!!!!!! Is it not dangerous?
    You didn't notice quite a few KOs in the clip from big kicks in the head?

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    They're also not punching to the head, although kicks seem to be allowed.
    Standard kyokushin competition rules.

    Some training buds of mine watched a 100 man kumite performed by a female, Naomi Wood, in Sydney not long ago. Unfortunately I couldn't attend. It was by all accounts friggin' awesome. Anyone who thinks this would be some sort of a lark and a source of amusement is a fool.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chisauking
    Hey Ray, that's not real sparring....they aren't wearing any birdcages, boxing gloves
    When full power hand techniques to the head are allowed, boxing headgear, mouthguards, and MMA gloves become important pieces of safety equipment.

    Of course those items are not necessary if you're only playing "tag" (i.e.- "touch" chi-sau).
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    lol that was full contact kyokushin karate aye, chaaa hoo,
    im pretty surplised from all those punches an kicks thrown, no one suffered serious injury, lol, im wondering where the gloves an head gear is at,

    that guy was pretty good, but id like to see him up aganist a SPM practiconer

    lol, now id say the SPM practiconer, would have the upper hand if they were to meet in the street, and no im not trolling guys, just throwing out my opinion

    oh and LAWRENCEOFIDAHO its actually a very good technique to know chi sao

    an its not about tapping each other but being able to feel your opponents chi, or movement through there hand, and being able to deflect it, or use it aganist them, very important skill to know

    i study CHI KUNE JOW DO,

    it is an integration of SPM, chow gar tong long kune, and wah gar, southern way of the tiger

    an here is sifu paul whitrod
    who demos the chow gar tong long Southern Praying Mantis form

    18 hands

    http://www.tonglong.co.uk/index.php?categoryid=53

    enjoy

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    lol that was full contact kyokushin karate aye, chaaa hoo,
    im pretty surplised from all those punches an kicks thrown, no one suffered serious injury, lol, im wondering where the gloves an head gear is at,

    that guy was pretty good, but id like to see him up aganist a SPM practiconer

    lol, now id say the SPM practiconer, would have the upper hand if they were to meet in the street, and no im not trolling guys, just throwing out my opinion

    oh and LAWRENCEOFIDAHO its actually a very good technique to know chi sao

    an its not about tapping each other but being able to feel your opponents chi, or movement through there hand, and being able to deflect it, or use it aganist them, very important skill to know

    i study CHI KUNE JOW DO,

    it is an integration of SPM, chow gar tong long kune, and wah gar, southern way of the tiger

    an here is sifu paul whitrod
    who demos the chow gar tong long Southern Praying Mantis form

    18 hands

    http://www.tonglong.co.uk/index.php?categoryid=53

    enjoy

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    an here is sifu paul whitrod
    who demos the chow gar tong long Southern Praying Mantis form
    I'd rather see him do a 100 man kumite
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    Those were fun, Ray. Thanks.

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    I'd rather see him do a 100 man kumite
    LOL anerlich it seems as though you are very defensive at my post, im assuming you studied karate an are very fond of it

    well all i can say is with every punch an kick that karate practiconer could throw at
    sifu whitrod, sifu whitrod would hit him ten times in that karate practiconers one punch or kick,

    so there would not be any need for sifu whitrod to do 100 man kumite, unless he wanted to test his stamina,or whether people generally liked getting hurt

    for the black sash gradings higher, going in to closed door techniques, they would do a very similar scenario to that of the 100 man kumite

    so before sifu became sifu he would have to go through similar tests

    enjoy your day

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    Please guys, take it easy on him, K?????

    JR

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