Judd Reid - 100 Combates Seguidos... 

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@@hartofvg2691 Jajajajaaaaaaa

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U don't know nothing about full contact karate, it's bare Knuckle , one punch to the chest & u r done brother ! Get ur fact right ! OSS !

@@THEBRITACLUB your mom what??

U r scared already , leave it !

@@THEBRITACLUB ahahah dumb ass

joopsnoop he was fourth Dan black belt, when he completed the Kyokushin Karate Uchi Deshi program, under our Kyokushin Karate founder, Sosai Oyama Masutatsu! Shihan Judd Reid was the first foreigner, non Japanese to complete it! When he completed that program, he was a fourth Dan black belt, awarded by Sosai Oyama Masutatsu himself. That he might have temporarily exited Kyokushin Karate, for his own personal reasons, does not take away his Kyokushin Karate rank, achievements and qualifications. It is like a lawyer who has graduated from Harvard University Law School. Ceases to practice law for a number of years, to pursue another profession, then say for example after five years, decides to revert back to being a practising lawyer. The knowledge would still be there and so would his university, academic qualifications.

4e Dan? I thought from photos he was 3e Dan? And even if it was 4e Dan, where did the Kyokushin 5e Dan come from? "Temporary exit'/ lol. For how many years? And the lawyer would have to resit examinations and bar exam, not just come back and say he is even more advanced than before. I am sorry but there are too many lyings.

joopsnoop ok simply put I have seen people in other professions such as teaching take a break, for a number of years, then go back to it. You do not see them go through their university studies all over again, completing their Bachelor of Arts degree, then their diploma of education, to recommence teaching. Dude plain and simple the founder of Seidokaikan and K-1 World Grand Prix, Ishii Kazuyoshi, left Kyokushinkaikan Karate as a fourth Dan black belt. Should he choose to revert back to Kyokushin Karate, after so many years, are you going to tell him to go back to white belt and re-grade, through each rank, all the way back to his fourth Dan black belt? How old are you? Grow up and act your age, not your shoe size. As I said Shihan Judd Reid left Kyokushin Karate, for however long he did. That is his personal business, I am certain whatever the motive, that only he and those close to him know why. Are you going to have the bravery to go and tell him to his face, that you question his current rank, his previous achievement and his completion of the 100 Man Kumite? I get a feeling you have a dislike of the gentleman for some inexplicable reason. Do your research, from what I remember by reading Sensei Nicholas Pettas' 'Blue-Eyed Samurai 1000 Days in the Young Lions Dormitory '. There he mentioned that Shihan Judd Reid had arrived from Australia, already as a black belt. Of which if my memory serves me correctly, Sensei Nicholas Pettas, mentions that by the completion of the Uchi Deshi program, under Sosai Oyama Masutatsu himself at the Kyokushin Karate Honbu, in Japan, he was awarded his fourth Dan. If I remember the information incorrectly I apologise to anyone out there. However reading that book I recall him saying that Shihan Judd Reid arrived at the Honbu already as a black belt, while many other Uchi Deshi students started from white belt, or had only progressed to the first few ranks beforehand and went back on white belt, to start fresh. Now Sensei Nicholas Pettas is no longer with Kyokushin Karate, however he himself still wears his Kyokushin Karate black belt, awarded to him once again, by Sosai Oyama Masutatsu himself, after having completed the Uchi Deshi program, like Shihan Judd Reid. So are you going to tell also Sensei Nicholas Pettas, to stop wearing that rank, because he now independently teaches his own style of Karate?

Was Judd 4e Dan after uchi dechi?? If he has certification from Sosai then okay. Even if that where is 5e Dan from?? And if he goes away for 15? 20? years when he comes back he should be humble and know that he left and did nothing to help Kyokushin in that time but instead was in Thailand helping someone else and himself. So he should be humble when he comes back not go around world making himself like he is the no.1 student of Sosai.

joopsnoop people leave for various reasons, as I pointed out Sensei Nicholas Pettas was one of the last Uchi Deshi students of Sosai Masutatsu Oyama. He has also left Kyokushin Karate, at least in terms of the organisation. He still teaches a Kyokushin Karate curriculum! Kancho Kazumi Hajime, has also left Kyokushin Karate, to form his own organisation! Again he still teaches Kyokushin Karate, as his base, combined with Taikiken, as well as some grappling techniques, incorporated. Another Japanese Kyokushin Karate legend and world champion, Yamaki Kanji, has also left Kyokushin Karate, to pursue his ambitions with his own school, separately from Kyokushin Karate, yet again still mostly a Kyokushin Karate curriculum. Shihan Judd Reid was awarded his fifth Dan, after completing the 100 Man Kumite. Again why do you not contact the man himself, asking him his reasons for his departure from Kyokushin Karate, for a number of years? Also ask him yourself to show you his black belt dans accreditations. You have not seen my first and second dan Kyokushin Karate, black belts certificates. So you could say for example question the credibility and integrity of my claim, of me being a Kyokushin Karate, second dan black belt! I myself have never seen Kancho Matsui Shokei's several dans black belts certificates bestowed upon him by Sosai Oyama Masutatsu himself, nor the ones thereafter. Nor have I seen those of Kancho Midori Kenji, Shihan Francisco Alves Filho, Sensei Glaube Feitosa, etc. The quality, skill and knowledge of those individuals, is evident. They no doubt have not only the skill, most importantly to verify their qualifications, but also the certificates. To me as I last mentioned, it seems to me like you have a grudge against Shihan Judd Reid, for whatever reason. I have met the man and he was nothing but humble, respectful and never once was arrogant or boastful. As I also said previously, people such as Kancho Ninomiya Yoko of Enshinkaikan Karate, Kancho Ishii Kazuyuki of Seidokaikan Karate, Kancho Hidenori Ashihara of Ashiharakaikan Karate, all left Kyokushin Karate with high rank black belts. With the exception of Kancho Ashihara, who already passed away, God bless his soul, should the other ones who are still alive, choose to return to Kyokushin Karate, who are we to prevent them from doing so, also discredit the black belt dan ranks, that they obtained in Kyokushin Karate, in their initial martial arts careers? Likewise you cannot expect Shihan Judd Reid to return to Kyokushin Karate, with a white belt!

You're a joke.

1st, this is not street fight, 2nd this clearly show to test the fighter spirit and determination. To survive a street fight is different thing.

Ill put big money on him kicking your ass in less than 10 seconds !!!

True

Just. Use. A. Gun. Nuff said.

Most people don't understand how much is used in a round let alone a few or a dozen or a hundred lol

@@VinhLe-iy8ut yeah, like using a gun is any easier. A first time use is enough to keep you shaking.

I did a 25 2 minute rounds for my black belt and was probably the hardest thing I have ever done

It's really really really hard to sparr more than 8 rounds. Imagine going 100 and having to win each round.

​@@Ian-yf7ufI'd love to try it next year 😎😎

You should look into Judd Reid's dojo in Australia. He makes the black belts run 25 km, the first 5km in the ocean. Then complete their kata, then sparr kumite.

train in Thailand for any kind of fighting style, made everything different! oss

Abu khalifah Saladin This 100 man kumite is not kyokushin style i guess

@@dezfuzer-.mggtdka5064 basically all full contact karate originated from Kyokushin

Creed Grey This fight have graps and this is illegal on the rules of the 100 man kumite and the kanji in the karatejis are not kyokushin.

big respect for judd but there are fighters of mma as nate diaz and company who are in my opinion toughest that judd reid, in mma combats you have to protect your entire body and here when someone falls is considered as if he has losed. tell that to any bjj and he will laught about it. anyway respect for judd reid as a great master of karate.

Timppa8000 especially when he is your sensei, he has a dojo on Victoria, aus which I attend

Tell this to Silat Fighter, BJJ guy will End up in Street Fighting .. they can't even handle Fighting with more than one opponent

Alessio Varalta this is a test of endurance and will its not meant to simulate real situations

hablan por que ni siquiera por al cabeza les paso hacerlo, pero del 5 no creo que pasen (eso si pasan del 1)

hablan porque atras de un monitor todos son valientes, expertos, veteranos de guerra, ingenieros,deportistas profesionales, etc.

Tres horas y treinta minutos de pura simulación .Si pretendían probar la resistencia aerobica de este hombre lo hubiesen anotado en una maratón. Todo artista marcial sabe que un combate real se define en pocos minutos si ambos contrincantes son buenos. Y un combate real con armas cuerpo a cuerpo en duelo solo duraba segundos . Esto es puro circo. Un mundo de fantasía que solo existe en la mente de las personas que lo construyeron para vivir creyendo que han logrado algo meritorio. Un fiasco !!!!

@@carlosalbertoventurino2741 Amigo Carlos venturino, como ya he dicho por ahí arriba, tu falta de conocimiento queda expuesta con tus comentarios. Hablas de artistas marciales, de combates reales y de combates con armas, tres cosas que aun siendo de la misma familia son muy diferentes, si no comprendes el ejemplo del vs100 como un ejercicio de auto-superación y resistencia (tanto mental como física) no estas comprendiendo nada del vídeo, y tu opinión deja de ser valida, aun teniendo razón en cosas como que las situaciones de defensa personal ( que tu llamas combates reales ) se solucionan en segundos o minutos, y que los duelos con armas duraban un lance ( cuando eran a primera sangre, claro). Así pues te recomendaría entrenar mas, si es que entrenas algo, y hablar menos de cosas de las que no sabes. Un saludo.

@@hartofvg2691 A decir verdad el mundo del artista marcial comprende mucho más que los ejemplos que menciono. Pero está bien, me referiré a esta práctica como ejercicio de autosuperacioón: me parece una farsa exagerada que solo sirve para la satisfacción egotica del que la realiza. No creo que seas el regente del universo para decir si mi opinión es valida o no. Para mi , tu opinión es válida para ti y los que opinan de igual manera. A mi este ejercicio me sigue pareciendo exagerado, egotico e ilógico. Aunque sí logro ver cierto valor comercial, es que hay que vender las clases ,los patrocinadores y las revistas de la época. No estoy diciendo tampoco que este tal Judd sea un mal karateca, no sería justo evaluarlo simplemente por prestarse a semejante simulacro, al fin de cuentas todos cometemos más de una idiotez en nuestra vida.

yep. I know its more of an endurance test but the 100 guys didnt even try to knock him down

even if all of them are going at 40 or 30%. Its 100 guys man. this is crazy.

Because they know in a proper much that Judd will obliterate them. In this case the purpose of 100man kumite is to test your will (mental and physical endurance) not to win but to fight to seemingly no end.

tu de artes marciales poco no?

tenes una minima idea de lo complejo, desgastante, y dificil que es este reto, te lo digo como boxeador, como luchador de bjj y como peleador de muay thai, sabes lo complicado que es pelear por 2 hs?, y mas aun lo complicado que es pelear por 2 hs con hombres que estan totalmente descansados, y algo todavia mas complejo hombres que son cinturones negros porfavor un poco mas de respeto.

@@j3rj318 es que hay gente que habla desde la comodidad de sus asientos con un cerveza en la mano todos son maestros. Me recuerda a esas personas adultas que dicen "cuando yo era joven...." Saludos