対決！矢地祐介vs纐纈卓真【完全解説版】達人トーナメント

To see the original sparring video and the conversation, check out this video on the Yachi-kun Channel: [Martial Artist vs. Master: Yusuke Yachi faces off against Kyokushin Karate and Capoeira masters]    • 格闘家 VS 達人、矢地祐介に極真空手とカポエイラの達人が立ちはだかる【達人トーナメント】   [Yachi-kun Channel]    / %e7%9f%a2%e5%9c%b0%e7%a5%90%e4%bb%8byusuke...   This time, I had the opportunity to participate in the Master Tournament (?) held on the Yachi-kun Channel and face off against Yusuke Yachi!! Please check out the commentary version on my channel and the unedited version on Yachi's channel♪ [Karateka Kouketsu's Sparring Commentary Video Collection]    • 空手家纐纈のスパーリング解説   If you would like to support Kouketsu, please subscribe to his channel at the URL below! https://www.youtube.com/c/kouketsu_do... ※We will respond to comments as much as possible, but questions, criticism, and slander will be ignored. If you have serious questions, please apply for private lessons. [Sub-Channel] "Sports Martial Arts Education" Karateka Kouketsu's YouTube class is here.    / @スポーツ武道教育空手家纐   [Karateka Kouketsu Official LINE Account] https://lin.ee/ffbM7Rzr "Receive priority and special information, such as advance notices of subscriber-only events and irregular seminars, as well as special subscriber-only discounts." ◆Private lessons (from ¥8,000 for 30 minutes / ¥1,000 discount for online class members), karate technique seminars, parenting seminars, and more (seminars are negotiable) are available here. https://kouketsu.net/mail/ [Blog] Become a karateka who will bring happiness to the future of children all over Japan! A New Dream: Becoming a Kyokushin World Champion https://kouketsu.net/ (This page shares specific methods for applying Kouketsu's psychology and neuroscience training to his teaching and parenting.) ◇Karateka Takuma Kouketsu's Social Media◇ [Twitter]   / takkouketsu   ※Tweet your YouTube videos with a comment and Kouketsu will likely like them!♪ [Facebook Page]   / kouketsu.net   [Instagram]   / takuma_kouketsu   ◆Apply for a collaboration here https://kouketsu.net/collaboration-ap... ※We generally do not answer questions via DM, email, or comments. For individual questions, please apply for a private lesson. -------- Karateka Takuma Kouketsu Kyokushinkaikan Hasegawa Dojo Gifu Region Manager Dojo Website: https://gifu-karate-kouketsu.net/ Achievements: 3 consecutive Kyokushin Karate World Championships (Kyokushin Union 2008, 2012, World Sokyokushin 2016) 7-time All-Japan Championship Winner (5 times Kyokushin Union, 2 times World Sokyokushin) 7th Japanese to achieve 100-person Kumite June 2019: Ameba Blog Top 5 in the Education Category, achieving 300,000 page views Kyokushin Karate 5th Dan, Judo 1st Dan, Shorinji Kempo 1st Dan Current dream: "I want to become a karateka who can make the future of Japanese children brighter and happier!" Utilizing the skills and experience gained from three consecutive Kyokushin Karate World Championships, his easy-to-follow instruction has been well-received both domestically and internationally! Originally not very athletic, this young boy enrolled at the Kyokushinkaikan Hasegawa Dojo, a place he had always admired. Influenced by his master, he began keeping a "karate notebook" from the time he was a white belt, jotting down his experiences, knowledge, theories he learned, and words that changed his life. Wanting to become stronger and overcome his athletic weakness, he visited the bookstore every day to incorporate the sports theories of the time and the physical movements of other martial arts. He read and took notes, actively incorporating them into his karate, and rapidly improved, even to the point of placing in the All-Japan Championships. However, feeling that his training had reached its limits, he was unable to win, even though he was able to place. In 2006, he became an apprentice under Master Hasegawa Kazuyuki, the second Kyokushin All-Japan Champion and renowned instructor. Under his master's guidance, he worked hard to transform his physique and improve his technique, and quickly rose to the top of the sport. He then went on to win the All-Japan Championships and achieved his dream of winning the World Championships. In 2009, he met Takuya Nijusaku (commonly known as Dr. F), the representative of the Martial Arts Medicine Association, and was so impressed by martial arts medicine that he joined the association in 2012. Since then, he has not only been inspired by the latest sports theory and research, but has also received advice on overtraining and maintenance when injured, allowing him to continue competing while taking care of himself. Even now that he has retired, he continues to learn every day as he works with the many members of the Martial Arts Medicine Association, including doctors, physiotherapi...