Kyokushin Karate — Mas Oyama’s warm-up

February 15, 2008  |  You Tube
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Mas Oyama, Shokei Mat­sui & Kenji Midori

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  1. KarateVideo.TV – is a train­ing portal designed for people prac­ti­cing Kyok­ushin kar­ate who are will­ing to take the 10 KYU – 3 DAN exams, as well as for Kyok­ushin admirers and those not indif­fer­ent to mar­tial arts all over the world. The main aim of the portal is to inform the users about Kyok­ushin and its tech­niques, and also provide the video train­ing mater­ial that is broad­cas­ted via the Inter­net.
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  2. Hi guys

    Good review and write-up.

    I really plan to get back into it this year — get in shape and per­fect this art of ours.

    Thanks for put­ting together a nice resource. Per­son­ally I just got to put in a plug and say fit­ness rocks

    Always good to read about the act­ivies of people.

    I have trained hard in the past with run­ning etc in thew army but I have to say com­bin­ing Q10 and spar­ring gets the best results.

    ALso with the latest in mdeical sci­ence and whol­istic tech­niques I would not be sup­prised if life expect­ancy rose to 90+ years in the mod­ern world.

  3. I remem­ber the very first train­ing ses­sion I had on mar­tial arts when we were asked to do warm-up exer­cises just like the ones on the video. I was expect­ing some highly spe­cial­ized and more soph­ist­ic­ated move­ments from our instructor and I was com­pletely sur­prised to real­ize that the warm-up exer­cises that we were taught in our phys­ical edu­ca­tion classes dur­ing my ele­ment­ary years were almost the same as the move­ments being shown by our mar­tial arts instructor. I guess this proves that we should not take lightly any form of edu­ca­tion we get in school or in any edu­ca­tional set­ting, even in pre-school for that mat­ter, since every les­son learned may be use­ful in the long run. If only I have con­tin­ued doing the same warm-up exer­cises that I’ve learned a long time ago, per­haps I would have been a bet­ter mar­tial arts stu­dent today — more flex­ible with bet­ter endur­ance. :)

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