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Kyokushin Karate - Mas Oyama’s warm-up

Posted on 15 February 2008

Mas Oyama, Shokei Matsui & Kenji Midori

3 Comments For This Post

KARATEvideo.TV Says:
June 11th, 2008 at 9:04 am
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Anonymous Says:
June 29th, 2008 at 10:48 pm
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.
KatanaDave Says:
November 15th, 2008 at 2:40 pm
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.