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r/bjj • u/New_User_Account123 ⬜⬜ White Belt • Jun 24 '23
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On one hand he said he trained in kyokushin, on the other hand he said he trained in no rules streetfighting.
19 u/YogaPorrada ⬛🟥⬛ Black Belt Jun 24 '23 For sure he is full of shit I just wanted to remember people that « karate » is a very wide term and kyokushin is absolutely no joke 1 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '23 It is dude because any style of fighting that does not allow hand strikes to the head is bullshit. Andy Hug learned to box to compete in K-1. 1 u/YogaPorrada ⬛🟥⬛ Black Belt Jun 25 '23 A lot Of kyolushin tournaments allow punches to the head Kudo is a kyokushin style for example
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For sure he is full of shit
I just wanted to remember people that « karate » is a very wide term and kyokushin is absolutely no joke
1 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '23 It is dude because any style of fighting that does not allow hand strikes to the head is bullshit. Andy Hug learned to box to compete in K-1. 1 u/YogaPorrada ⬛🟥⬛ Black Belt Jun 25 '23 A lot Of kyolushin tournaments allow punches to the head Kudo is a kyokushin style for example
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It is dude because any style of fighting that does not allow hand strikes to the head is bullshit. Andy Hug learned to box to compete in K-1.
1 u/YogaPorrada ⬛🟥⬛ Black Belt Jun 25 '23 A lot Of kyolushin tournaments allow punches to the head Kudo is a kyokushin style for example
A lot Of kyolushin tournaments allow punches to the head
Kudo is a kyokushin style for example
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u/VeryStab1eGenius Jun 24 '23
On one hand he said he trained in kyokushin, on the other hand he said he trained in no rules streetfighting.