REAL KARATE

Imagine the average MMA brainlet watching naked men having borderline gay sex in a cage because he thinks it has something to do with real combat. He doesn’t know real combat. He has no idea. Traditional Karate training is all about weapons and lifting and building up tolerance to pain, to withstand real combat.
This bloke here gets punched and kicked in the liver many times and he doesn't even flinch

training with traditional weapons

When the government finally comes and takes the guns from you cucks, you’re going to need REAL KARATE.

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  1. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    What a terrible thread

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous
  2. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    >traditional martial arts
    >real combat
    lol
    also in your second video everyone in the comments shits on the dude for doing it wrong lol

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      Yes you idiot, we use weapons in real combat and traditional martial arts are all about using weapons. Your homosexual gym doesn’t train with weapons ever, only with dildos. Then you all (literally) circle jerk each other off while you watch the latest UFC fight that has been worked months ago, the ref is getting paid more that both fighters combined just to keep his mouth shut. He happens to be the only one who doesn’t have his mouth open all the time in this gay community.

  3. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    You're shitposting but the truth is karate is quite robust and holds up in world class competitive fighting today- it lacks grappling as a rule but you couldn't pick a better stand up foundation

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      May I ask why you would try to grapple in a real fight? As soon as the guy pulls out his knife, you’re fricked. There’s a reason why newaza isn’t emphasized in traditional martial arts. It’s not because they were stupid and didn’t know Judo. Jigoro Kano was good friends with the Okinawan masters, they knew what he knew. They just didn’t want to water down their real martial arts by making them a sport. Look here, this fricking fisherman is fighting with his OAR

      • 11 months ago
        Anonymous

        >May I ask
        >t. russian demor poster
        OK Ivan

      • 11 months ago
        Anonymous

        >As soon as the guy pulls out his knife, you’re fricked.
        With bare hands most effective tactic against knife is grappling anon... Catch knife hand control it with both hands no substitutions and work from there. Sure it is not 100% reliable (nothing is 100% reliable when you in teh such disadvantage , but it what will do the best.
        As guy said

        Check this out Brody, if karate was the best style, it would reign in the cage, or ring when Pride was around. Only a handful of karate fighters have done well. Mainly because they were well rounded in other styles. As far as weapons go, a dude with a knife that can grapple is more dangerous than a karate fighter with a knife. I shouldn’t need explain why. If your opponent pulls a knife and you’re still standing, your best course of action is to first try to escape. If that’s not possible, the worst thing you could do is trade shots with him. He’s putting steel into you while you’re hoping for a knockout shot. Go ahead and reach out to some MMA fighters online and challenge them with your rules. My guess is you wouldn’t measure up to noob MMA dudes, even if they were fighting by your rules. You’ve wasted years doing shit that doesn’t work well. I’ll take a good wrestler or jiu jitsu player over muy Thai and karate fighter every time.

        >If that’s not possible, the worst thing you could do is trade shots with him. He’s putting steel into you while you’re hoping for a knockout shot.

  4. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    Karate turned military combat into physical fitness. It wasn't a secret, a lot of masters like Kenwa Mabuni or hōjun Miyagi, well all the okinowan styles of karate, we a means of tradition, exercise for all, history, spirituality and discipline.

    People that go into karate thinking they are learning a combat sport are moronic.

  5. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    I don't know karate myself

    Just boxing and grappling

    But I have fought home invaders with a machete multiple times, it is an improvised weapon from a gardening tool

    Blueberry harvest was great, made a bunch of cinnamon and brown sugar down home country blueberry jam for breakfast. That's what I'm talking about. Safe home and abundant harvests.

    Never heard of this "REAL KARATE" but yeah that looks pretty hardcore not gonna lie. Thanks for the heads up.

  6. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    >thinking physical combat looks like gay sex
    this says more about you than it does the combatants
    also nobody ever said Karate isn't real
    you may be confused with Aikido or Chinese kung fu martial arts

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      Karate came from China. How new are you?

      • 11 months ago
        Anonymous

        Kenpo came from China
        Karate is all Japanese

        • 11 months ago
          Anonymous

          Kara Te = China Hand
          Gichin Funakoshi changed the symbols to "Empty Hand", but pronounced the same.
          Karate was always kung fu.
          And it had throws and weapons before Funakoshi removed them.

          There have been a handful of Karateka who have done well in MMA or kickboxing, and a few I rate as street fighters. Lyoto Machida is the poster boy even if he does drink his own piss. Shigeru Oyama worked as a bouncer in the States. Yoshiji Soenu fought in Thailand, so did Benny "the Jet" Urquidez.
          I wouldn't have bet against Andy Hug in any kind of fighting. Whatever else he was, John Keehan was a decent points fighter and pioneer in MMA and reality-based training. I mean, sure, he was a psychopath and a compulsive liar, but he was more than competent in Robert Trias' system of judo and karate.
          Joe Lewis in his prime would have rolled over most of today's fighters.
          Your mileage might vary with Mas Oyama. It's hard to tell the bullshit from his actual achievements.
          Tak Kubota was trained as a child assassin, like something out of Gunslinger Girl.

          But yeah, generally, "traditional" karate is crap, like kung fu for morons, and kung fu isn't that fricking great to begin with. It's only individual fighters and masters who break the mold. The fighters of Okinawa were probably generally a lot better back in the day when they fought more duels and life and death situations. Steel sharpens steel and pressure creates diamonds. Any art is only as good as the rigorousness of the time and place it's in.

  7. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    Monkey style is best style

  8. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    Check this out Brody, if karate was the best style, it would reign in the cage, or ring when Pride was around. Only a handful of karate fighters have done well. Mainly because they were well rounded in other styles. As far as weapons go, a dude with a knife that can grapple is more dangerous than a karate fighter with a knife. I shouldn’t need explain why. If your opponent pulls a knife and you’re still standing, your best course of action is to first try to escape. If that’s not possible, the worst thing you could do is trade shots with him. He’s putting steel into you while you’re hoping for a knockout shot. Go ahead and reach out to some MMA fighters online and challenge them with your rules. My guess is you wouldn’t measure up to noob MMA dudes, even if they were fighting by your rules. You’ve wasted years doing shit that doesn’t work well. I’ll take a good wrestler or jiu jitsu player over muy Thai and karate fighter every time.

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      >it would reign in the cage, or ring
      it does you're deluded if you think otherwise

  9. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    Rough & Tumble is the only real fighting style. MMA has a shit ton of rules. Only real fights to the death are legit.

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