Podcasts about kyokushin karate

We are back, and this time around, we are talking about one of my all time favorite martial arts documentaries, the 1976 Karate epic ‘Fighting Black Kings' aka ‘The Strongest Karate'! A documentary focusing on the very first Kyokushin Karate world open tournament, it is an epically cool time capsule of the 1970's martial arts scene! In a true display of courage, grit, and determination, we see fighters from all over the world put it all on the line for a chance at glory! The insane abilities and fighting prowess of the Karateka involved show just how far ahead of their time they were in terms of full-contact fighting application! Listen in as we break down what we like about this documentary, how well executed it is, and why it is definitely one of the best comfort films out there! Don't forget to subscribe, download, like, and share with your friends! Thanks again for your continued support and we hope you enjoy!

In this episode of Bangladeshi Trailblazers, Tasnim Hasan interviewed Ishtiaque Mahmud, a Kyokushin Karate practitioner and advocate for holistic wellness. Representing Kyokushinkaikan, Ishtiaque combines martial arts with yoga practices from Yogkulam, emphasizing mind-body alignment. He also draws inspiration from the Yogoda Satsanga Society of India, focusing on inner peace and self-realization. Tune in to explore his journey of self-discipline, mindfulness, and the intersection of martial arts and spiritual growth.

This week, while Gavin is out of town, I've got a very special guest helping me review a pretty epic movie! Joining me in the virtual studio is martial artist, podcaster, and Wing Chun instructor Topher Mowry aka that other Wing Chun guy! And you may be thinking “Ok, so they are going to review a Wing Chun film right?” Well, that would be too predictable! Instead, we are watching a movie about one of the greatest Karate masters of all time- ‘Karate Bullfighter' aka ‘Champion of Death'! Based off of the HIGHLY fictionalized manga about Kyokushin Karate founder Mas Oyama, this Sonny Chiba film features everything we love about the Toei Karate films of the 1970's. Zany, cartoonish villains? Check ✅ Over the top melodrama? Check ✅ Epic Karate training and fight scenes? DOUBLE CHECK ✅✅ Oh, and did I mention he fights a bull? Listen in as we break down what we love so much about this movie and the other works of Sonny Chiba, elements of Karate and what makes it so special, and why you should watch this movie ASAP if you haven't already! You can listen to The Martial Arts Mania Podcast on Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and iHeart Podcasts! Don't forget to subscribe, download, like, and share with your friends! Thanks again for your continued support and we hope you enjoy!

In the world of martial arts, there are many styles, each with its own unique philosophy and approach to combat and personal development. Among them stands Kyokushin Karate, known for its intense physical and mental discipline. The latest episode of our podcast delves deep into the heart of this martial art, drawing inspiration from its founder, Mas Oyama, and exploring the indomitable legacy he left behind. Masutatsu Ōyama's teachings transcend the confines of time, continuing to inspire martial artists across the globe. His book, "This is Karate," is not just a manual of techniques; it's a manifesto of the warrior spirit. As the founder of Kyokushin, his story is one of cultural heritage and the pursuit of excellence, both in martial arts and in life. This episode pays homage to his life's work, exploring the rigorous training techniques and the legendary 100-man kumite challenge. It's an insight into how Mas Oyama's philosophy fosters mental resilience and strength in practitioners, proving that Kyokushin is more than just a form of self-defense—it's a transformative journey. This is more than just a discussion; it's a call to action. A call to embrace the warrior spirit within and embark on a journey of self-improvement through the discipline of karate. It's an invitation to step onto the path of Kyokushin, to test your limits, and to transform not just your body, but your entire being. Whether you're a seasoned martial artist or someone seeking a new path to personal growth, this episode offers valuable insights into the world of Mas Oyama's Kyokushin Karate and the transformative power it holds. Join us in this deep dive into martial arts and awaken the warrior spirit that resides in us all. --------- EPISODE CHAPTERS --------- (0:00:01) - Inspired by Masayama's Warrior Ethos (0:10:30) - Philosophy of Martial Arts Training (0:24:16) - Karate Training Techniques and Drills (0:38:45) - Exploring Inspiration in Masayama's Book --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/warriormindset/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/warriormindset/support

Afgelopen weekend was er een WK in Arnhem. Het WK Kyokushin Karate werd in Sportcentrum Valkenhuizen afwerkt. Bijna 700 deelnemers uit 40 landen waren aanwezig, met ook een aantal favorieten uit eigen land. We blikten erop terug met Paul Lorist van de NKKO, de Nederlandse Karate Kyokushin Organisatie. Presentatie: Robert Denneman

In this episode of How To Sell More, host Mark Drager is joined by Lavall Chichester to discuss how a disconnect between the Sales and Marketing teams can lead to misaligned promises and outcomes. Key Takeaways: Misalignment between sales and marketing can be detrimental to businesses. The core problem? A lack of shared goals.  Prioritizing lead quality over quantity is crucial.    Meet Lavall Chichester: A growth marketing expert well-versed in SEO and content marketing. With a philosophy centered around nurturing symbiotic relationships and a problem-solving approach influenced by his experiences as a Kyokushin Karate champion, Lavall offers a distinctive perspective.

This week, Gavin and I have a VERY special treat for you guys. International espionage? ✅ Nefarious criminal organization? ✅ Helicopter battles?✅ And most importantly….. NINJAS!? ✅

While this was meant to be a discussion on standards in Kyokushin Karate, as usual it took many twist and turns. Try to stay up!

Elaina Domagala is a 15 year old who is super passionate about football. She started playing football after 8 years of training and competing in Kyokushin Karate.Her karate journey led her to become 4 time Australian full contact champion, 5 time Victorian state champion, as well as other regional wins for her dojo.In 2019, a school round robin competition was the turning point, and after one game of football she was hooked, and joined local club, West End - where she played for 3 years with a mixed sexes team.Elaina was successful amongst 250 Victorian school girls to make the girls team through School Sports Victoria, and played in the 2021 Gippsland Youth girls premiership team and was awarded Most Determined.In December 2021, Elaina tried out for the Gippsland Power Under 19's Nab league team but was unsuccessful at this first attempt. However through hard work and determination during training and reserve games, she made her debut in Round 2, 2022 in the Gippsland Power Under 19's senior Nab league team at the young age of 15.Elaina has appeared in television and radio marketing campaigns for local youth girls football, as well as an appearance on Melbourne's Smash FM podcast as an advocate for women's football.Addicted to the passion of the game, Elaina immerses in the challenge of constant improvement, and relishes in the sisterhood and support network, particularly the support she can offer others.Socials:Insta: Elaina Domagala @elaina_doma Mentions:Gippsland Power Penny Cula-Reid Play Like a Girl Australia Enjoy the visual here on Youtube

Sensei Aric Conto is a martial arts practitioner and instructor at Iwa Dojo in Virginia. I think that I have always been, and I still am, a perpetual student. If I see soumething that make sense or works or somehow I'm missing or could better my game or skillset as a martial artist, I'd like to learn more about it… Sensei Aric Conto - Episode 716 Born in Malone NY in 1968, Sensei Aric Conto has called Culpeper home for the past 40 years. Aric began his training in Kyokushin Karate in 1976 under Sensei A. Zeno, Chief instructor of The Northern Karate Dojo, Malone NY. At the age of 8, he also began training in the youth boxing program at the local YMCA. Moving to Virginia in 1982, his stepfather opened the very first martial arts school here in Culpeper VA. Aric continued his Karate training, earning 3rd degree Black Belt in 1997.  Aric has trained and competed in martial for over 45 years. Western Boxing, Full Contact Karate, Judo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and Praying Mantis Kung Fu. Martial arts and physical fitness are integral aspects of Aric's life. His passion for training is only matched by his love and commitment to his lovely wife Heidi and their four children. In this episode, Sensei Aric Conto tells us about his journey into martial arts and why it's important that he was able to train in numerous disciplines. Listen to learn more! Show Notes Check out Sensei Aric Conto's school at www.studio120va.com. You may also follow Sensei Conto on Instagram

・New York Now with YasukoEP4 「極真空手の師範・五来克仁さん」今年初めてニューヨークで行われたジャパン・パレード に参加した国際空手道連盟 極真会館の師範にインタビュー！最近はオンラインのクラスも人気という極真空手の興味深いお話です。押忍！New York Now with Yasuko EP4 "Kyokushin Karate Shihan Katsuhito GoraiI interviewed a Shihan from the International Karatedo Federation Kyokushinkaikan who participated in the Japan Parade held in New York for the first time this year. He also talks about the recent popularity of online classes of Kyokushin Karate. OSU!https://kyokushinkarate.com/五来さんの様子をインスタグラムYouTubeでも合わせて紹介！聞き手：Yasuko Numata 沼田靖子： https://www.newyorkyasuko.com/  youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuhH44PjbOroGJHiJFHdqowIG:https://www.instagram.com/yasuko_newyork/ 

We are joined by someone who needs no introduction in the Kyokushin Karate world, Shihan Cameron Quinn! We discuss everything from the world-renowned martial artist he has trained with, his philosophies on training, as well as memories and stories from his time as an Uchi-deshi and translator of Sosai Was Oyama. Hope you enjoy this episode, and please don't forget to Like, Subscribe, Share and leave a comment! OSU!

A short biography and review of the founder of Kyokushin Karate, a sect of karate known for their emphasis on physical conditioning and full-contact sparring. NOTES *Oyama devised the 100-man kumite; which he went on to complete three times in a row over the course of three days. He was known for his toughness. If you blocked one of his strikes you would in turn be injured. He was injured during the 3 day Kumite, but continued on, prepared for a 4th day, it's rumored to not have happened because no-one else had the disire to continue with him… *He was also known for fighting bulls bare-handed. He battled 52 bulls over the course of his lifetime, supposedly cutting off the horns of several and killing three instantly with one strike, earning him the nickname of “Godhand”. *Later in life, Oyama suffered from Osteoarthritis. Despite his illness, he never gave up training. He held demonstrations of his karate, which included breaking objects. *Oyama wrote over 80 books in Japanese. *Oyama died at the age of 70 in Tokyo, Japan on April 26, 1994, due to lung cancer. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/warriormindset/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/warriormindset/support

We look at the various Kyokushin Karate organizations and ramble around. Hope you enjoy this episode, and please don't forget to Like, Subscribe Share and leave a comment! OSU!

We look at the various off-shoots of Kyokushin Karate and of course rant away as usual. Hope you enjoy this episode, and please don't forget to Like, Subscribe and Share! OSU!

We celebrate the life of a Kyokushin Karate legend and pioneer, Hanshi Steve Arneil, with special messages from Shihans Cameron Quinn, Nick Decosta, Steve Fogarasi, Jeff Wybrow, Judd Reid, and David Pickthall. Hope you enjoy this episode, and please don't forget to Like, Subscribe and Share!

In this podcast, we have a casual conversation with Ram Chatterjee, an established Hospitality Spa and Wellness Director and founder of Vrksha Wellness in India. He believes, through wellness practice, our world can be a better place to live in harmony. Many internal conflicts, stress, anxiety could be eliminated/ reduced by developing consciousness through regular practice. Well-being is achieving a state of health, happiness and harmony (within and the world outside) such that an individual can live the best version of himself or herself. He kept close to his motto, 'Knowledge is power, which he followed rather closely and with that in mind, he pursued several certifications. He is a certified Yoga therapist, Yoga teacher, Black belt from Kyokushin Karate, Postgraduate diploma in Cidesco and Cibtac diploma holder. He is also trained in spa management from Raison d Etre.

Episode 56 Manouchehr Moshtagh Khorasani is a Frankfurt-based museum analyst, university professor, author of many books and over one hundred and eighty articles on the historical martial arts of Iran. He is a highly skilled martial artist and is currently waiting for the pandemic to be over so he can get his third Dan black belt in Kyokushin Karate. Manouchehr is a highly skilled wrestler, and in this episode we talk about the importance of wrestling in Iranian culture, and how it is an integral part of his Razmafzar school of Iranian/Persian martial arts, which also uses swords, shields, knives, spears and bows. https://youtu.be/Q-jOZRoOyR8 Here is a video of some of the weapons used in the Razmafzar system. You can find Manouchehr online at https://www.moshtaghkhorasani.com/, where you will find a really extraordinary range of articles and resources on Persian martial arts. His books include The Lexicon of Arms and Armour from Iran; Persian Archery and Swordsmanship: Historical Martial Arts of Iran; and Arms and Armor from Iran: The Bronze Age to the End of the Qajar Period. There are lots of videos of Razmafzar in action on Manouchehr's Facebook and Instagram pages, and there is absolutely loads of content on RazmafzarTV's YouTube channel, including both Persian weapons, armour, archery and martial arts, and also Manouchehr's swimming, solo training and Kyokushin katas, which we talk about in the second half of the episode.   For more information about the host Guy Windsor and his work, as well as transcriptions of all the episodes, check out his website at https://guywindsor.net/ And to support the show, come join the Patrons at  https://www.patreon.com/theswordguy  

We talk about schools professing to teach "kyokushin" but obviously are not, and what our responsibility as Kyokushin Karate-ka are in this situation. If any. Hope you enjoy this episode, and please don't forget to Like, Subscribe and Share!

We discuss the incredible legend of Kyokushin Karate, Willie Williams (Kamau Okbar), and biased politics of tournaments. Hope you enjoy this episode, and please don't forget to Like, Subscribe and Share!

Sam Greco started in Kyokushin Karate, before venturing to Japan to train and compete in Karate, and K1 during the golden era of K1 alongside the biggest names such as Peter Aerts, Ernesto Hoost, Andy Hug, Mike Bernardo, Mirco Crocop etc. He later transitioned to MMA where he fought the likes of Lyoto Machida. His determination and drive to succeed matched along with his positivity make him a great life teacher and coach to his students such as UFC rising star Jimmy Crute. Here he discusses many facets about growing up in Brunswick Australia, training, competing, coaching and life decision making.

Shihan Cameron Quinn has a lot of knowledge to pass on given his years dedicated to martial arts and combat sports, along with his understanding of sports science and other related areas. Anyone that would like to purchase a copy of his book "The Budo Karate of Mas Oyama" please try through https://budokarate.com/​  or contact Cameron directly through facebook or instagram.

We discuss the “100 Man Kumite” (hyakunin kumite), an extreme test of physical and mental endurance in Kyokushin Karate. We go through the list of those who have accomplished this feat and talk about our favourites, go off topic as usual, and of course rant! Hope you enjoy this episode, and please don't forget to Like, Subscribe and Share! __________________________________________________________________________

Tameshiwari (test break). We discuss the part of Kyokushin Karate that tests your striking ability by attempting to break wood, brick, tiles, ice, bottles, rocks. This has been an intrigal part of Kyokushin, with fantastic breaking demonstrations, and then the amazing fail compilations! lol Hope you enjoy this episode, and please don't forget to Like, Subscribe and Share! A few clips: https://youtu.be/l73Xc1Qh26c TAMESHIWARI (breaking) cannot be separated from Karate as a whole, by Sosai Oyama: http://www.kwunion.com/interesting/tameshiwari/

We discuss the claims Jesse Enkamp - (aka the Karate Nerd™) made in his video "I Fought A Muay Thai Champion". In his video he states Kenji Kurosaki was the co-founder of Kyokushin, Karate failed against Muay Thai, and alludes to Andy Hug being fake. All of which are false. Hope you enjoy this episode, and please don't forget to Like, Subscribe and Share!

Episode 7 features our first guest Matt Bryers! Here are some of the topics we talked about: - The further practice of Qigong - with particular regard to self-teaching - Victor Wooten’s unique approach to teaching music - Getting out of your own way; revisiting flow state state and ego - Dealing with a defeatist attitude in BJJ - Getting used to losing 1 million times, getting in your own way, and a dive into the metrics of performance evaluation - Canoeing over 100mi - “just put the paddle in the water” - Running head first into a brick wall in early entrepreneurial pursuits - Accepting blame and changing the situation - Shame and acknowledgement Who is Matt Bryers? Matt is the owner/CEO and main-founder of TRITAC Martial Arts. He is the head-coach at his school, the Cage JSA, where he teaches TRITAC, MMA and No Gi Submission Grappling classes. Matt trains over 200 students a week including pro/amateur MMA fighters, submission grapplers and those who are passionate about the martial arts. He is 1st degree Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt, a 3rd degree Kobukai Ju-Jitsu Blackbelt. He has been training Jiu-Jitsu, MMA, Combatives, Kyokushin Karate, Wrestling, Submission Grappling, and many other martial arts for over 30 years. Matt is also a strength and conditioning coach at Cage JSA. He is a Certified: Poundstone Performance Strongman Instructor, TRX Instructor, DVRT Instructor, and Kettlebell Instructor.

In today`s episode, I am joined by Shihan Cameron Quinn from Gold Coast in Australia. Quinn was the interpreter for Sosai Mas Oyama, the founder of Kyokushin Karate. Cameron Quinn is a lifelong student of Kyokushin Karate, and travelled to Japan at age 17 to train with Sosai Mas Oyama. He served as his interpreter when required uptil Oyamas death in 1994. Quinn is a highly sought after teacher in Kyokushin Karate, and I had the pleasure of training with him in my hometown back in 2017. You can purchase his book "The Budo of Karate of Mas Oyama" at www.budokarate.com.

Gimana sih caranya meredam rasa sakit ??? Di kesempatan kali ini @rudy_papachang akan berbincang langsung dengan atlet Kyokushin Karate, yaitu Sensei Erick Danurahardja @dongoz . Episode Survival Talkshow kali ini akan membahas bagaimana rasa sakit itu menjadi sebuah kenikmatan, dan yang paling terpenting adalah bagaimana meredam rasa sakit yang dirasakan! Penasaran seperti apa caranya?? Yuk dengerin hanya di Madame Chang Podcast Salam bertahan hidup!!

Real Talk is a twice a week show (Tuesday & Thursday) where we choose a topic of interest within Kyokushin Karate and Martial Arts in general and discuss. Nothing too serious and we light to keep light with laughs. This will be an evolving show and we will be soliciting topic ideas from you!

I dag slipper jeg mitt intervju med Roy Svendsen, 4.dan i Kyokushin Karate. Han er en av hovedtrenerne i Kvinesdal Karateklubb, leder for det norske teamet i NKKO Kate, og hadde mitt første møte med han og karate da for over 20 år siden! Roy har en helt unik måte å undervise på, og ikke minst, så har han en fantastisk personlighet som det står i respekt av. Vi mimrer mye i dette intervjuet og snakker om filosofien det finnes i denne stilarten av karate.

Sasha Tadayoni, owner of Modern Warrior Academy of Self Defence, is currently the #1 ranked amateur kickboxer in BC. Over the past 2 years, Sasha has competed in Kyokushin Karate for Team Canada at the world stage and ranked in the top 8 globally. But just 5 years ago, he was paralyzed from the left thigh down, to the point where he couldn't walk. This is his story of stepping back from suicide and finding his way back through the art of perseverance. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/millennialswithmachetes/message

On this episode we talked with Sensei Justin Hagen who is a longtime Martial Artist & owner of Kyokushin Philly Karate School. Sensei Justin spoke to us about his background in competative Karate & also spoke on stepping into the Boxing ring where he became a Golden Gloves contender. He eventually discovered Kyokushin Karate which is a hard hitting style founded by the legendary Mas Oyama. Justin is a true proponent of the Japanese side of Martial Arts & authored  "Shodai-Soke" : 101 Quotes, Anecdotes & Precepts From The Founders Of Japanese Martial Arts" which is available wherever books are sold !  Follow Sensei Justin Hagen on IG @kyokushinphilly  www.kyokushinphilly.com Join our Patreon to receive extra episodes & bonus content @ patreon.com/streetcorner_soapbox2020 To help support the show donate to our Paypal @ paypal.me/streetcornersoapbox    

Pat has spent 20 years in Martial Arts, specifically Kyokushin Karate, having recently obtained his 3rd Dan in late 2017 he has also competed at the highest level at the world championship In Japan 3 times.  For the last 8 years, he has run his own karate schools where he teaches all ages.   During this podcast, Pat shares his insights on the many benefits that martial arts bring to people in regards to mental toughness, culture, discipline, and competitiveness.   Show Notes:  2:30 Fast 5 4:40 Pats Story 7:57 Black Belt Mindset 11:52 What is it about martial arts that teach's people discipline 14:25 Building heart and testing your spirit 18:40 Martial Arts for Kids who are being bullied 23:30 Learn to fight, not to fight 25:53 When people have to wrong attitude 30:00 Patience whilst being Pushed (OSU) 33:03 Martial Arts during Lockdown 37:50 South American Heritage 40:00 Competing At the Highest Level 55:00 Kyokushin Shuffle Youtube Chanel Find Pat Here: YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/y6tsdexm Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/patrick.pinto.98 Insta: @senseipatpinto Website :  https://m.facebook.com/kumiteacademy/ FIND US HERE: Anna: @annarose_richards Morgan: @morgangrichards Website: https://annaandmorgan.com/      

Informante Radio's Hannes Kaufmann speaks to Shihan Simba Managua, the tournament organizing chairman of the third all African Kyokushin Karate championship. Close to 300 athletes will compete in various disciplines at the Safari Hotel. Kickboxing will also form part of this year's event. Entrance to the public is N$20 during the day, and N$40 to be part of the kickboxing spectacle on Saturday evening.

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Ali goes off on shaming Adele, Marco Muzzo, and Kyokushin Karate

2005 middleweight Kyokushin champion, TUF 21 competitor, WSOF mixed martial artist Sensei Andrews Nakahara came on to talk about how he became champion in Kyokushin Karate transitioning to MMA fighting in Dream to competing on Ultimate Fighter 21 Blackzilians vs Top Team and what he hopes to leave as his legacy in martial arts. To connect with Naka on twitter IG is nakahara_mma, Facebook Andrews Nakahara and his school’s page is acedmianakahara.

Andrea “KGB” Lee current UFC women’s flyweight top 10 contender came on to talk about her journey in MMA beginning with Kyokushin Karate/boxing while moving from Texas to Louisiana. The conversation evolved to her career discussing her goals for the future in flyweight, fighting on the same card as Jon Jones. Andrea discusses what she’d do if she wasn’t a professional fighter being in fitness and nutrition and why it is important everyone exercise during the chaos of the COVID 19 Pandemic as she posts daily exercises we can all do in our spare time. To connect with Andrea on all platforms it is @andreakgblee.

Kyokushin Karate OG Justin Mancini comes on the show to talk about his journey in Kyokushin Karate to training in other martial arts. Justin spoke about what it is like to train with pro fighters in MMA to the importance of community in martial arts. To connect with Justin on IG his IG is Justin_mancini_ and his wife Melissa’s dance company MJdancecompany while FB is Justin (Melissa) Mancini

The first Russian comes on the show. Drew’s former training partner in Kyokushin Karate comes on to talk about Russia’s role in Kyokushin since the fall of communism. Arty also talks about the similarities and differences i. Kyokushin vs. Muay Thai which he is currently in. Arty and Drew also gave shoutouts to Russo Dojo and Sempai Cuba. A politically incorrect and unfiltered podcast for all who love/practice Kyokushin. To connect with Arty on IG is Yamashka23

James Eke looks at Kyokushin Karate’s 20th man to ever complete the daunting 100 man Kumite, Australia’s Sensei Judd Reid. We also look at what is the most important thing to do for your training if you ‘don’t have much time.’

In this episode we went off the normal script of questions and really embedded ourselves with Rich and his story.With near 30 years, experience in combat sport that started in 1990 Rich Fogarty is regarded as one of the top level striking coaches in Australia. With a fighting career spanning over 12 years, Rich competed in over 50+ fights with a very impressive record in Boxing, Muay Thai Kickboxing, Kyokushin Karate, and Ring Karate.After a twelve-year fighting career Rich In 2004 retired from competitive fighting and immediately started in a coaching role having a passion to pass on his knowledge to the younger generation.You can find rich on his website:https://richfogartymma.comOr on the socials at @RichFogartyMMAMake sure you check out all the new things we have going on at www.thefitdadlifestyle.com

Kyokushin Karate Sensei Steve Fogarasi of Contact Kicks came on to talk about his journey in Kyokushin Karate growing up in Romania during the end of communism becoming a national team member coming to North America and realizing his dream of opening his school in Vaughn Ontario finding his why to teach martial arts. To connect with Sensei Fogarasi on all platforms Youtube, Twitter, Instagram is ContactKick and ContactKicks Martial Arts on Facebook.

Kyokushin Karate original and Tristar MMA coach Sandro Ferrante comes on BTF to talk about his fighting history as a Kyokushin Karate practitioner to coaching MMA greats Vitor Belfort, Georges St Pierre and his philosophies as a coach. To connect with Sandro his IG is sandro.ferr and FB is Sandro Ferr.

Sensei Junior Russo, one of Canada’s youngest senseis in Kyokushin Karate comes on the show to talk about his path on becoming a martial artist in Kyokushin, his philosophies on teaching and coaching kumites (tournaments) to what it is like owning a dojo while maintaining a full time job. To connect with Sensei russo his Instagram is senseirusso and russodojo.

Meet Darren VirassammyHis WHY is TrustInterviewed by WHY Institute Founder Dr. Gary Sanchez (Better Way)Darren Virassammy is the Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of 34 Strong, comprised of a team that believes everyone deserves a great place to work and that any workplace can be great.A leading expert in the global employee engagement community, the 34 Strong team leverages the Strengths-Based approach to human development to create massive shifts within organizations, both culturally and on the bottom line. He and his team have created sustainable change in small microbusinesses, all the way up to large organizational teams at the FDA, Bank of America, and The California Department of Public Health. Recently, Darren has keynoted for Hitachi Global Women’s Conference, The Rotary World Peace Conference, The Professional Grounds Management Society, and Author Mike Michalowicz’ Profit Con. Darren’s 34 Strong Business partner, Brandon Miller is the co-Author (with his wife Analyn Miller) of a Strengths-Based Parenting book titled: Play to Their Strengths, published in July of 2019.Random Fun Facts about Darren:+ He is an electric bassist and closed down Profit Con 2018 by performing a solo bass guitar piece he composed titled Metamorphosis as a tribute to the journey of entrepreneurs.+ He holds a black belt in Kyokushin Karate, a 3rd degree brown belt in Aki-jujitsu and loves training in and teaching Martial arts+ He enjoys daily cold showers, Wim Hof Breathing, and regular cold water plunges (As a result...his wife, kids, and many on his team and others who find this out about him think he is certifiably insane)Want to know more about Darren?34 Strong website34 Strong Blog34 Strong LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sandro Ferr one of the two striking coaches from Tristar MMA comes on talk about Kyokushin Karate, his time as a practitioner and competitor, kickboxing and coaching amateur-professional fighters with his experiences and philosophies with his time coaching and working with MMA pioneers David L’Oiseau, GSP and Vitor Belfort. To connect with Sandro his IG is sandro.ferr

Darren Virassammy is the co-founder and COO of 34 Strong, comprised of a team that believes everyone deserves a great place to work and that any workplace can be great. A leading expert in the global employee engagement community, the 34 Strong team leverages the strengths-based approach to human development to create massive shifts within organizations, both culturally and on the bottom line. Darren and his team have created sustainable change in small micro-businesses, all the way up to large organizational teams at the FDA, Bank of America, and The California Department of Public Health. Recently, Darren has keynoted for Hitachi Global Women’s Conference, The Rotary World Peace Conference, The Professional Grounds Management Society, and Author Mike Michalowicz’ Profit Con. Darren’s 34 Strong business partner, Brandon Miller is the co-author (with his wife Analyn Miller) of a strengths-based parenting book titled Play to Their Strengths which was released in July of 2019.  Random fun facts about Darren: He is an electric bassist and closed down Profit Con 2018 by performing a solo bass guitar piece he composed titled Metamorphosis as a tribute to the journey of entrepreneurs. He holds a black belt in Kyokushin Karate, a 3rd degree brown belt in Aki-jujitsu and loves training in and teaching Martial arts. He enjoys daily cold showers, Wim Hof Breathing and regular cold water plunges. As a result, his wife and kids (and many on his team and others who find this out about him) think he is certifiably insane. In today’s conversation, Darren shares the essence to creating great workplaces and engaging teams. By fostering an environment where each person can play to their strengths, team members are more motivated, confident and can tangibly point to the value they bring to the organization. In turn, the organization benefits from greater synergy, increased creativity, motivation and productivity. Darren provides valuable insights into how you can apply this approach to any business and team, small or large. Key Takeaways Everyone deserves a great place to work and that any workplace can be great. Talents are defined as our natural patterns of thoughts, feelings and behaviors that can be productively applied. In school we are conditioned to focus on our greatest areas of weakness rather than our strengths. We can focus on improving our weaknesses and get to a level of mediocrity. The real question is, what are we aiming for – mediocrity or excellence? Playing to our strengths includes owning where we shine and where we’re blind. When people are playing to their strengths, they are more energized, enthusiastic, and engaged. Over 65% of the US workforce is disengaged in some capacity. People want to be valued for being valuable. People are the lifeblood that flows through organizations. You can’t have a healthy organization with unhealthy lifeblood flowing through it. Culture is created every single day. One email, one phone call, one conversation at a time. Do you want to create culture by design or by accident? Either way, it’s going to happen. As a consultant you are not the change agent, you are the guide. The true measure of a leader is not what happens while they’re there, it’s what happens when they’re not. We often undervalue what we are a genius in because it is so easy. Yet that’s what people value in us. Celebrate your failures because they make you who you are. Own your mistakes and ask what you can learn from it. Free Gift and Resources Free Exercise: Discover Your Areas Of Grind, Greatness and Genius Creating Excellence Through Strengths (from Profit Con 2018): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkLUn9Vpfxs 34 Strong Overview Video: https://vimeo.com/300826565 34 Strong Blog: www.34strong.com/blog  Strengths-Based Parenting Blog: https://www.analynbrandon.com/blog Book: Play to Their Strengths Connect With Darren Virassammy and 34 Strong Website: 34strong.com Darren LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/strengthsfinder 34 Strong LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/34-strong-inc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/34strong

Juniorsporten handlar den här veckan om Kyokushin Karate. Vi har besökt en klubb i Kungälv. Radiosporten har träffat Frej Andersson-Öberg, Bernhard Souter, Marcus Loid och Alex Loid samt huvudinstruktör Mikael Andersson som är grundare av Kungälv Kyokushi Karate. Jonas Enarson jonas.enarson@sr.se

Danny is joined by professional storyteller Andréa Topper!  Andréa is a writer, editor, and journalist who was an editor at the CrossFit Journal and of the popular book “Speal:  A David and Goliath Story”.  Andréa and Danny talk about her time working with CrossFit HQ, how she fell in love with Kyokushin Karate, and how physical fitness training helps prepare the mind more than anything.  Andréa then catches Danny off guard, putting him on the spot when she spontaneously asks HIM a question.  Wait until the end for a very impromptu conversation! Before their conversation, Danny shares a hilarious Cinco De Mayo story from when he was a cop in Salinas, why everyone should read the CrossFit Journal, and how letting your children debate with you will empower them as adults.  A listener question is answered:  Is it safe to go on the 500 calorie a day diet?  Finally, Danny goes off on a tangent in his Mike Tyson impersonation that you will not want to miss.   Here is where you can find each segment in case you want to skip around.  Enjoy! :23 - How simply being prepared for a fight lessens the chances you’ll ever get into one 2:29 - Danny’s “Week That Was” supported by Kingsfield Fitness 3:59 - A hilarious story from when Danny was a cop in Salinas 6:12 - The truth behind Cinco De Mayo 7:53 - Danny goes off on a tangent in his Mike Tyson impersonation  9:57 - Why everyone should read the CrossFit Journal 13:13 - How letting your children challenge authority will empower them as adults 16:24 - Listener Question:  Should I do the 500 calorie per day diet? 22:50 - Guest Interview supported by Rubel Roasting 24:38 - Conversation with Andréa Topper 1:21:24 - How to support this podcast If you like fresh coffee, use “ironcrew” at check out for 10% off Rubel Roasting Coffee.  Go to rubelroasting.com/coffee to order now! If exercise and mobility are important to you, use “ironcrew” at check out for 20% off a Kingsfield Fitness Vibrating Foam Roller.  Go to kingsfieldfitness.com to order now! Remember to subscribe to this podcast, leave a rating, and a review!  Also check out my other platforms! Website - ironcrewathletics.com YouTube - Iron Crew Athletics Instagram - @ironcrewathletics Facebook - Iron Crew Athletics Twitter - @ironcrewathlete LinkedIn - Danny Burde Email - ironcrewpodcast@gmail.com

2nd All Africa Kyokushin karate open Championship 2019 The Namibia Kyokushin Karate Organisation (NKKO) in partnership with TRUSTCO NAMIBIA, DEBMARINE NAMIBIA and SAFARI HOTEL will be hosting the 2nd All Africa Kyokushin karate open Championship 2019 this Saturday the 30th of March at the Safari Hotel. The Full-contact knockdown event will be attended by other member countries such as Zambia, Malawi, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Angola, and Botswana and is open to all other styles of Martial Arts in the country. The competition starts Saturday morning at 7 o'clock with various disciplines as well as exhibitions in weaponry and katas. Informanté Radios Sport Specialist Joep Nel spoke to some of the event organisers and supporters to find out more.

Toyo Matsumoto joins the show and talks about his lifelong journey into martial arts. From Shaolin Boxing to learning Kyokushin Karate from a champion in Denver. Toyo has spent years involved in the sport and seen it change throughout the years.

Andrew Berridge talks about Blueprint Programming in The Fitness Blitz Podcast. I'm a proud Husband and Father of 2 (Noah 6, Lily 3). I'm a co-owner of North Head Fitness, Head coach and Owner of The Blueprint Programming and Co-owner of The Blueprint Body. I started Kyokushin Karate at 5 gaining my Black belt at 12 then grading again as an adult at 16. Then moved to Muay Thai having 18 professional fights winning 8 Australian Titles. Then moved to CrossFit competing in regionals 3 times as an individual and twice on a team. I have been unlucky enough to have had a few bad injuries in my time. Shoulder reco 2013, Spinal Surgery 2014, Knee reco 2018, however, they have shown me how to train around injuries and also to rehab and come back from serious injuries. To learn more about The Fitness Blitz podcast, please visit: https://www.fitnessprofessionalonline.com/the-fitness-blitz-podcast/

James Eke takes a deep look at Kyokushin Karate founder Mas Oyama’s 11 Mottos and how we can use them to improve our training and our lives. We also talk about the most important exercise you should be doing.

Ihab Jabbar Saddam talk about karate

Fighterpodden snackar om det senaste inom kampsport och kollar läget med TUF-stjärnan Pannie Kianzad, Thaiboxnings-stjärnan Sandra Godvik och den legendariske tränaren Shihan Collins om Swedish Open i Kyokushin Karate som hålls i Göteborg lördag 22/9. Redaktör Simon Kölle guidar oss genom kampsportsvärldens nyheter, Elin Bladh och Programledare Mårten Söderströmreflekterar och intervjuar.

If you’re not familiar who Georges St Pierre aka GSP is, he is arguably the GOAT, that is, the greatest of all time mixed martial artist. He is a former welterweight and middleweight UFC champion, and still holds the record for most consecutive wins in the UFC, tied at 20, and boasts a professional record of 26 wins and just 2 losses, both losses coming in championship fights relatively early in his career against Matt Hughes and Matt Serra, and both losses were avenged in relatively quick succession as GSP, reflected, learned and applied the lessons to overcome his adversaries the second time around. GSP grew up in Montreal and studied and trained in Kyokushin Karate as a child. In early adulthood, whilst trying to make ends meet so he could invest in his training and his career, Georges spent time bouncing at nightclubs, worked as a garbage cleaner, slept on the floor of a dilapidated apartment and caught freezing cold trains to the Bronx in NYC to train with the best. As listeners of this show will appreciate, talent will only get you so far. The world is awash with naturally talented people who never truly fulfilled their potential or came anywhere close to the success they could have achieved if they persisted. Persistence is everything. As such, I was keen to understand what got GSP through those early days when he was sleeping on the floor. What kept him going in the face of supposedly insurmountable odds when even those closest to him thought he was crazy to even think that he could one day be a UFC champion. Show Notes: GSP: www.gspofficial.com   GSP on Twitter: @GeorgesStPierre  I hope you enjoyed this episode. If you’d like to receive a weekly email from me, complete with reflections, books I’ve been reading, words of wisdom and access to blogs, ebooks and more that I’m publishing on a regular basis, just leave your details at www.futuresquared.xyz/subscribe and you’ll receive the very next one. Listen on Apple Podcasts @ goo.gl/sMnEa0  Also available on: Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher and Soundcloud

Shihan Cameron Quinn has been training Kyokushin Karate for 47 years. He has worked with elite athletes, sporting teams and professional martial artists. He is a best selling author, and does speaking engagements and training seminars around the world.In this episode, we discuss mental toughness in training, the benefits of martial arts for mental health, maintaining a positive attitude, overcoming trauma and some specific martial arts focused questions including, 'Should you focus on principles or techniques?'.You can connect with Cameron via his Facebook page: Cameron Quinn's Quinntessential Combat CentreBooks Mentioned:The Budo Karate Of Mas Oyama - Cameron QuinnHow To Be Your Own Body Guard - Nick Hughes-You can support The Reality Check Podcast via Patreon - GoFundMe - PayPal or by purchasing my: Books & MerchandiseCheck out my Blog - Fiction - Vlog as well as my personal Coaching and Speaking options

Sensei David Hughes is a Kyokushin Karate practitioner and instructor from Western Australia. They tend to forget that we are humans and the fact that we are giving so much... Sensei David Hughes - Episode 272 Today's episode will feel a little different if you're a regular listener. This episode is one of those that had to be re-recorded because of technical issues. Jeremy and Sensei David Hughes had a free-flowing discussion about his experiences with theater, ways of teaching a karate class and a lot more. Sensei Hughes is a great storyteller and you'll have to listen to find out more!

Build a tribe with your content. Steve Krivda shows us that once you understand what you’re selling, you can create a target market and focus on what they need. Also, stop making it about the money and about yourself, instead focus on other people and make it about them. Who is Steve Krivda? Steve Krivda got started in network marketing in 2006 and had some moderate success earning a few hundred dollars on occasion. He calls it "the sleeping stage" of his career. But, one day Steve changed his mindset and started to take his business seriously. Since that decision, Steve has recruited over 300 people into his team, is a 6 figure earner, and has been full time since Feb. 27, 2015. Steve credits much of his success from using Attraction Marketing techniques. Steve has spoke on stage at major events including Ray Higdon’s events and also MLSP’s “Live the Dream.” He also has a coaching certification from various organizations including John Maxwell. In his personal life, Steve is a father of two boys and a black belt in Kyokushin Karate. Favorite Quote “Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve” (Napoleon Hill) Must Read Book The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy Recommended Online App Dropbox Google Docs Recommended Prospecting Tool Company Video Personal Material Contact Info stevekrivda.com Facebook What Did You Learn? Thanks for joining me on the show. So what did you learn? If you enjoyed this episode please share it on social media and send it to someone that needs extra motivation in their MLM business. Do you have any thoughts or comments? Please take 60 seconds to leave an HONEST review for the MLM Nation Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely important for me to make this show better. Finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes so that you get updates and new episodes downloaded to your phone automatically. Subscribe to our show  iTunes | Stitcher | Spotify | TuneIn | RSS

Build a tribe with your content. Steve Krivda shows us that once you understand what you’re selling, you can create a target market and focus on what they need. Also, stop making it about the money and about yourself, instead focus on other people and make it about them. Who is Steve Krivda? Steve Krivda got started in network marketing in 2006 and had some moderate success earning a few hundred dollars on occasion. He calls it "the sleeping stage" of his career. But, one day Steve changed his mindset and started to take his business seriously. Since that decision, Steve has recruited over 300 people into his team, is a 6 figure earner, and has been full time since Feb. 27, 2015. Steve credits much of his success from using Attraction Marketing techniques. Steve has spoke on stage at major events including Ray Higdon’s events and also MLSP’s “Live the Dream.” He also has a coaching certification from various organizations including John Maxwell. In his personal life, Steve is a father of two boys and a black belt in Kyokushin Karate. Favorite Quote “Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve” (Napoleon Hill) Must Read Book The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy Recommended Online App Dropbox Google Docs Recommended Prospecting Tool Company Video Personal Material Contact Info stevekrivda.com Facebook What Did You Learn? Thanks for joining me on the show. So what did you learn? If you enjoyed this episode please share it on social media and send it to someone that needs extra motivation in their MLM business. Do you have any thoughts or comments? Please take 60 seconds to leave an HONEST review for the MLM Nation Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely important for me to make this show better. Finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes so that you get updates and new episodes downloaded to your phone automatically. Subscribe to our show  iTunes | Stitcher | Spotify | TuneIn | RSS

World renowned Self Defense and security expert, and GJJ black belt, Steve Kardian, discusses his training in JKD, Kyokushin Karate, CSW, and GJJ (Phil Migliarese, Erik Paulson, Tony Gioffre), the early days at the Gracie academy (including time with GM Helio), law enforcement, the adrenal response, Defend U (and women’s self defense), home and travel security, enhance breathwork with Dr. Belisa Vranich, and the defining moment in his life when he knew he was destined to serve the public. 

Muay Thai Guy Podcast – Episode 97 Chris Bradford performing the ceremonial Wai Kru. Photo by W.L. PhotographyChris Bradford is a Muay Thai veteran who has been in the ring dozens of times against tough, game opponents. But he says that strapping on 4oz MMA gloves and stepping into a steel cage is quite a different feeling than fighting with the traditional 8oz boxing gloves in a ring... and I tend to believe him.In this episode of the Muay Thai Guy podcast, Chris and I discuss his career, his retirement and what his goals are now that he's decided to step into the ring. We cover a wide variety of topics including:How he got his start in martial arts in Kyokushin Karate and then eventually graduated to Muay Thai.What is was like stepping into the cage for the first time with MMA gloves and how the feeling differs from a regular fight.How he changed his game plan to fit the Caged Muay Thai style and why that was important to his success.The feeling of losing a world title fight and how he was able to overcome the defeat.His biggest triumph over a tough Thai fighter, Waytharan Sitsongpeenong that no one thought he could beat.What it's like training fighters and training himself at the same time, and how it eventually lead to his retirement.Why and how he decided to start the Prestige Fight Series promotion.How he's able to balance all these different areas of his life.And much, MUCH more.Click Here or on the podcast player at the top of the page to listen to MTG 096: Daniel McGowanChris Bradford's KO of Waytharan SitsongpeenongConnect with Chris on Facebook and follow along with his promotion Prestige Fight Series.Be cool and click here to leave a rating and review.Let us know what you thought about the interview in the comment section below!MTG 097 back to more MTG podcast episodesBack to Muay Thai Guy home page