Actually, a search for "The Strongest Karate" reveals kyokushin to be "the strongest karate." :lfao:
Which may or may not be like saying "best fighter in the Bujinkan." :lfao:
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Actually, a search for "The Strongest Karate" reveals kyokushin to be "the strongest karate." :lfao:
Which may or may not be like saying "best fighter in the Bujinkan." :lfao:
drop bear
Sr. Grandmaster
Any knockdown karate will be similar.kk is the best known though.
Guys like Andy hug were kk.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6bhfPU8v64s
i fight both ring and cage - have also been involved in some underground stuff too. a cage or a ring is a safe environment to have a good scrap 
total combat - it's everything - in muay thai more or less anything goes, same with fighting in a cage so you train for every scenario you can think plus some others and you don't stop cos of a bit of blood either
i too also think that the OP needs to go and have a look at what's on offer too it'd give the OP a bit insight into what he's about to get involved with. until you've seen what's involved you can't make an informed decision.
total combat - it's everything - in muay thai more or less anything goes, same with fighting in a cage so you train for every scenario you can think plus some others and you don't stop cos of a bit of blood either i too also think that the OP needs to go and have a look at what's on offer too
it'd give the OP a bit insight into what he's about to get involved with. until you've seen what's involved you can't make an informed decision.
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EddieCyrax
Blue Belt
Has the OP ever been hit hard?
I ask because their own description of themself leads be to believe they do not have any or limited experience in any combat sports.
It might sound appealing in ones mind, but once individuals get their bell rung many have a change of mind.
Still unclear what the OP main objective is.....bulk up, full contact, SD, ???
I ask because their own description of themself leads be to believe they do not have any or limited experience in any combat sports.
It might sound appealing in ones mind, but once individuals get their bell rung many have a change of mind.
Still unclear what the OP main objective is.....bulk up, full contact, SD, ???
I took the OP to mean that he was looking to muscle up and bulk out ????? --- maybe i read it wrong but don't know.
i too don't think that he has any combat experience either --- think that he was looking at boxing cos it'd help him achieve that but it still takes time and i think that he would be expected to get in the ring as well though.............
being hit hard - very hard - goes with territory in boxing and muay thai and until you've taken a few really well palced hits then you can't say whether it's for you.
i too don't think that he has any combat experience either --- think that he was looking at boxing cos it'd help him achieve that but it still takes time and i think that he would be expected to get in the ring as well though.............
being hit hard - very hard - goes with territory in boxing and muay thai and until you've taken a few really well palced hits then you can't say whether it's for you.
Any of those three will do very nicely, when it comes to giving you a better background in striking. It's simply best to go to each school, and see if you like what is being taught. Observe, and then take a lesson (almost all places will let you take a lesson for free).
It depends on the style of Karate, and equally as important, who is teaching it. Most Karate systems will teach quite a few techniques that aren't simple punches, such as palm heel strikes (shotei), ridge hand (haito), knife hand (shuto), spear hand (nukite), forearm strikes (kote), along with one knuckle strikes. They'll also teach you leg sweeps (ashi barai), and so forth.
(humor mode on)
Hold on, let me see...
(concentrates very hard)
Nope. I can't shoot fireballs out of my hands, and I can't create tornadoes out of thin air.
That's because you're not possessed by the right demons, according to another thread...
And remember if you sacrifice a pet to these demons, it has to be your pet. The demons will know if it isn't your pet.
drop bear
Sr. Grandmaster
We trained a 55 year old for twelve weeks a he did a fight. Boxing and it was an exhibition but still.
