Mas Oyama in New England breaking bricks, wood and bottles.
Жүктеу.....
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@tatsuotsutou4199 Жыл бұрын
これは貴重な動画。ビン切り、スピード抜群。鮮やかです。
@deejin254 жыл бұрын
Great seeing this historical footage, never got that good at breaking, just what was required for tests, did boards and concrete patio blocks. But Somehow it's comforting to see that one of the greatest Tameshiwara expert of all time covered the impact area of some of his bricks and wood with a cloth. He was inspiring, incredible but human after all. His books were an inspiration to me.
@user-jv5wt4wx3n10 ай бұрын
1962, The New York Times said that Mas Oyama is the toughest man in the world.
@dss10312 жыл бұрын
Mas Oyama, the definition of a true man! OSU!!!!
@dragonbut13 жыл бұрын
Wow this is extremely rare! Sosai looks so young! Thanks
@chengfu70634 ай бұрын
Osu such men are now a rare occurrence and can make things the very best the legend lives on
@CameronQuinnKyokushinKarate8 жыл бұрын
Possibly Sosai's last demo in US but definitely not his last trip. That was in 1992 I believe. I had the honour of traveling with him as his interpreter.
@aussie207
5 жыл бұрын
G'day Cameron. Nice to see you pop up. I was a student of sensei Ishi and Frank Russo. Are you running a dojo now. Love to hear back from you James
@freedolphin1732
3 жыл бұрын
Waouh !!
@alitomaev3162
3 жыл бұрын
I'm really glad to see you here Cameron san, I've seen some videos of you translating for Sosai Oyama.
@scottlechki7880
3 жыл бұрын
Ooooo
@mrregisterz
2 жыл бұрын
There’s no sound. Why? Was it recorded in Chaplin’s age?
@Julio-ip2pw4 жыл бұрын
THE REAL POWER🔥🐲
@eleazhar13 жыл бұрын
thank you for this video! RESPECT MASUTATSU OYAMA !!!
@tatiruyati1941
3 жыл бұрын
Oss Dojo Jakarta Selatan INĎONESIA
@seirenkai11 жыл бұрын
I would be inclined to bet that this was November of 1962 at the First North American Karate Championships in Madison Square Garden, NYC. That is the demo that Oyama Sensei did at this event. Peter Urban was one of the supports for the long board break over the head. If it was in New England and not in NYC, then it was possibly at the Second North American Championships held at the Bushnell Memorial in Hartford, CT in June 1965 hosted by Sensei Paul Arel (Kyokushin / Kokondo)
@user-gx7lz5he5n3 жыл бұрын
최배달이라고 한국인 자부심을 느낄수 있는 진정한 무도인
@williamavery91855 жыл бұрын
Just amazing......
@shimmeringreflection12 жыл бұрын
The Japanese says "This is valuable: it's Mas Oyama without a doubt". I'd just like to say this is the first time I've seen this. There seems to be a sore lack of footage of the great Oyama. I wish there were videos of his best pro fights too. A huge thanks for posting. Osu.
@ronwells88064 жыл бұрын
Great model for the fighting arts!
@aochannel61063 жыл бұрын
これは、貴重な。
@user-be2fo6ot1k Жыл бұрын
ゴッドハンドはもしかしたら内心はゴーストハンターもできるのでは感化されます🎉
@drcharles6612 жыл бұрын
With respect if this footage was shot in 1964 that was definately NOT his last US trip. He made two trips to Atlanta Ga one in 1966 and Father's Day on 1968. I remember the Father's Day date because at that time I was a member of a martial arts group that performed at the Atlanta Stadium because the Braves were having a "Hia Karate" Day. Who remembers "Hai Karate"? He was at another location at a karate tourney here and I could not be at two places at one time!
@Diegomendeteg4 жыл бұрын
Increíble
@zohirabr88164 жыл бұрын
Incredible power
@BandoBob111 жыл бұрын
Correct, it was 1965 North American Championship in In Ct.
@Lee767613 жыл бұрын
awesome video! what year is this?
@marthabaez22437 жыл бұрын
ossu.
@tanataotengahere59785 жыл бұрын
''Our'' common enemy - is, the one we cannot See - know of,but 'where '-- train physically - spiritually - overall advantage -- 'to walk among 'the' enemy - empty -handed with an unseen 'guest'
@oo-wk8hh5 жыл бұрын
he is Korean
@aidungsi35204 жыл бұрын
🥰
@TheSlash43254 жыл бұрын
의사인 아들이 증언하기를 저렇게 시범을 보이고 집에 들어오면 온 관절이 아프고 쑤셔했다고.. 그도 사람이고 아파한다고.. 가난했기에 일본에서 어떻게든 살아보려 했던 그저 안쓰러운 한국인이다..
@1981kss3 жыл бұрын
Whats with the Waterfall noise?
@rainriders10 жыл бұрын
This guy would destroy any K-1 fighter and Gracie family member in Vale Tudo. He might end up fighting from the bottom once or twice during the fight just like Vovchanchyn in the Carlos Baretto fight. But the difference is if someone takes him down, he'll immediately grab the nuts and break them. If you get lucky and get arm-triangle choke as soon as the fight hits the ground, his fingers will find your nose, eyes or ears and rip them off your face.
@JackJack-gd7to
7 жыл бұрын
I am agree with you here. Oyama overthrew a lot of boxers, wrestlers, masters of judo and jiu-jitsu.
@rodneyjacome6117
5 жыл бұрын
K1, MMA....yawn...theyre unfit to be in the same room with this humble legend. Imagine unleashing an Oyama Shuto assault on these amateurs....
@xeyalxeyalov33643 жыл бұрын
Kyokusinkay
@BandoBob113 жыл бұрын
1964 I believe.
@minecraftkingest41162 жыл бұрын
the fact that he did clean cut on the bottle is amazing
@user-vr1wk2py5o3 жыл бұрын
Osy!
@carlostchetche78143 жыл бұрын
MAS OYAMA O KARATE QUE IGNORA A TECNICA DE QUE QUEBRAMENTO É TÃO ÚNITIL QUANTO A ARVORE FRUTIFERA QUE NÃO DÁ FRUTOS
@user-io9lg2vz3l3 жыл бұрын
未だに、彼の後ついでビール瓶切断できるやつはいないのか
@aussie2075 жыл бұрын
People today go on about this guy and that guy. Put some sand in your hand and blow it clean. That is what sosai in his youth would do to any of them. How many movie stars fought and killed bulls. End of story
@user-ir7ky5dz7u5 жыл бұрын
ultimate truth karate kyokushin
@BandoBob113 жыл бұрын
@Lee7676 1964
@tomdi673511 жыл бұрын
Sosai Oyama visited Rochchester, NY at the Rochester Convention Center in 1987 for a tournament held by Shihan Michael Monaco. Shihan Bobby Lowe was there too and offered a seminar on self defense. I participated in the seminar and was happy to get Mas Oyama to autograph his book "The Kyokushin Way" during a break in the tournament later that evening. From my understanding, this was his last visit to the States before his passing in 1994.
@sanwomashi17512 жыл бұрын
I recommend a film about Oyama's life - see my trailer
Respect the Sensei. But These are useless tricks. A real fighter like Mike Tyson will KO this sensei in 2 min. Boards don't hit back - Bruce Lee!!!
@minecraftkingest4116
2 ай бұрын
This was just to promote his karate, even when they are useless tricks they are cool tricks that Tyson can't ever do, he has even been in more fights than Mike Tyson i would just keep my mouth shut about someone or something i know zero thing about
@piotrp18215 жыл бұрын
He knew how to break stones but didn’t know how to fight
@ronwells8806
4 жыл бұрын
300 Fights no loses,did no fighting u say,?
@MrSPQR19
2 жыл бұрын
@@ronwells8806 Fights against his students, who collaborate.
@redfaux74
Жыл бұрын
Breaking a brick is no small feat. You either break the brick.... .... or it breaks your hand. Some find ways to cheat in breaking. But I've seen many tough men try and fail. Some is just nonsense. But some is not.
@piotrp1821
Жыл бұрын
@@redfaux74 did tyson break bricks ? Have you ever seen it ?
@redfaux74
Жыл бұрын
@@piotrp1821 - I know Tyson chewed a dudes ear off. I used to break bricks in tournaments. My record of 1 inch slabs of concrete was 9. Those weren't fake. 1 brick was tough for me at once. I've done a few coconuts but those are dangerous. You can easily be injured by those. But you have to be determined or you'll get hurt for real. There were no tricks in my group.
Пікірлер: 72
これは貴重な動画。ビン切り、スピード抜群。鮮やかです。
Great seeing this historical footage, never got that good at breaking, just what was required for tests, did boards and concrete patio blocks. But Somehow it's comforting to see that one of the greatest Tameshiwara expert of all time covered the impact area of some of his bricks and wood with a cloth. He was inspiring, incredible but human after all. His books were an inspiration to me.
1962, The New York Times said that Mas Oyama is the toughest man in the world.
Mas Oyama, the definition of a true man! OSU!!!!
Wow this is extremely rare! Sosai looks so young! Thanks
Osu such men are now a rare occurrence and can make things the very best the legend lives on
Possibly Sosai's last demo in US but definitely not his last trip. That was in 1992 I believe. I had the honour of traveling with him as his interpreter.
@aussie207
5 жыл бұрын
G'day Cameron. Nice to see you pop up. I was a student of sensei Ishi and Frank Russo. Are you running a dojo now. Love to hear back from you James
@freedolphin1732
3 жыл бұрын
Waouh !!
@alitomaev3162
3 жыл бұрын
I'm really glad to see you here Cameron san, I've seen some videos of you translating for Sosai Oyama.
@scottlechki7880
3 жыл бұрын
Ooooo
@mrregisterz
2 жыл бұрын
There’s no sound. Why? Was it recorded in Chaplin’s age?
THE REAL POWER🔥🐲
thank you for this video! RESPECT MASUTATSU OYAMA !!!
@tatiruyati1941
3 жыл бұрын
Oss Dojo Jakarta Selatan INĎONESIA
I would be inclined to bet that this was November of 1962 at the First North American Karate Championships in Madison Square Garden, NYC. That is the demo that Oyama Sensei did at this event. Peter Urban was one of the supports for the long board break over the head. If it was in New England and not in NYC, then it was possibly at the Second North American Championships held at the Bushnell Memorial in Hartford, CT in June 1965 hosted by Sensei Paul Arel (Kyokushin / Kokondo)
최배달이라고 한국인 자부심을 느낄수 있는 진정한 무도인
Just amazing......
The Japanese says "This is valuable: it's Mas Oyama without a doubt". I'd just like to say this is the first time I've seen this. There seems to be a sore lack of footage of the great Oyama. I wish there were videos of his best pro fights too. A huge thanks for posting. Osu.
Great model for the fighting arts!
これは、貴重な。
ゴッドハンドはもしかしたら内心はゴーストハンターもできるのでは感化されます🎉
With respect if this footage was shot in 1964 that was definately NOT his last US trip. He made two trips to Atlanta Ga one in 1966 and Father's Day on 1968. I remember the Father's Day date because at that time I was a member of a martial arts group that performed at the Atlanta Stadium because the Braves were having a "Hia Karate" Day. Who remembers "Hai Karate"? He was at another location at a karate tourney here and I could not be at two places at one time!
Increíble
Incredible power
Correct, it was 1965 North American Championship in In Ct.
awesome video! what year is this?
ossu.
''Our'' common enemy - is, the one we cannot See - know of,but 'where '-- train physically - spiritually - overall advantage -- 'to walk among 'the' enemy - empty -handed with an unseen 'guest'
he is Korean
🥰
의사인 아들이 증언하기를 저렇게 시범을 보이고 집에 들어오면 온 관절이 아프고 쑤셔했다고.. 그도 사람이고 아파한다고.. 가난했기에 일본에서 어떻게든 살아보려 했던 그저 안쓰러운 한국인이다..
Whats with the Waterfall noise?
This guy would destroy any K-1 fighter and Gracie family member in Vale Tudo. He might end up fighting from the bottom once or twice during the fight just like Vovchanchyn in the Carlos Baretto fight. But the difference is if someone takes him down, he'll immediately grab the nuts and break them. If you get lucky and get arm-triangle choke as soon as the fight hits the ground, his fingers will find your nose, eyes or ears and rip them off your face.
@JackJack-gd7to
7 жыл бұрын
I am agree with you here. Oyama overthrew a lot of boxers, wrestlers, masters of judo and jiu-jitsu.
@rodneyjacome6117
5 жыл бұрын
K1, MMA....yawn...theyre unfit to be in the same room with this humble legend. Imagine unleashing an Oyama Shuto assault on these amateurs....
Kyokusinkay
1964 I believe.
the fact that he did clean cut on the bottle is amazing
Osy!
MAS OYAMA O KARATE QUE IGNORA A TECNICA DE QUE QUEBRAMENTO É TÃO ÚNITIL QUANTO A ARVORE FRUTIFERA QUE NÃO DÁ FRUTOS
未だに、彼の後ついでビール瓶切断できるやつはいないのか
People today go on about this guy and that guy. Put some sand in your hand and blow it clean. That is what sosai in his youth would do to any of them. How many movie stars fought and killed bulls. End of story
ultimate truth karate kyokushin
@Lee7676 1964
Sosai Oyama visited Rochchester, NY at the Rochester Convention Center in 1987 for a tournament held by Shihan Michael Monaco. Shihan Bobby Lowe was there too and offered a seminar on self defense. I participated in the seminar and was happy to get Mas Oyama to autograph his book "The Kyokushin Way" during a break in the tournament later that evening. From my understanding, this was his last visit to the States before his passing in 1994.
I recommend a film about Oyama's life - see my trailer
極真の醍醐味の破壊！ガチですから悪口は禁止して下さい！心無い人からのヤジ、最初からヒビが入ってるとか様々なヤジ有りますが全て本当でするから経験有りです、普通に痛いし
ワタシはこの貴重なフィルムのお陰で色々と部外者からニセ説だと持ちかけられたが、 マス大山は本物のゴッドハンドであったと確信するに到った!その理由とは１箇所だけ このフィルムに収められている?^^。
@user-nl2kr9hj5p
4 жыл бұрын
理由教えて
맥주병 절단은 타격부위가 새끼손가락 인가.
タネは書かないけど自然石割りはコツが分かれば小学生でもできる。さすがにレンガは難しいけど。
これは本当にマス大山の実力を本物であると検証するに当たっても、 ありがたい貴重な映像である。その有力な証明箇所とは１ヶ所で、 やや推理が必要とされ、判る人には判るはずだ?^..。
@39056088
4 жыл бұрын
うるせえよばか
押忍！！
ビン折りはトリックだな。こんな真っすぐに折れないから
@8575usa
4 жыл бұрын
ビンのくびれに糸を巻いて・・ってヤツでしょ？ じゃあ、手刀の軌道と同じに、切り口が斜めに切れてるのはどう説明するんですか？
Respect the Sensei. But These are useless tricks. A real fighter like Mike Tyson will KO this sensei in 2 min. Boards don't hit back - Bruce Lee!!!
@minecraftkingest4116
2 ай бұрын
This was just to promote his karate, even when they are useless tricks they are cool tricks that Tyson can't ever do, he has even been in more fights than Mike Tyson i would just keep my mouth shut about someone or something i know zero thing about
He knew how to break stones but didn’t know how to fight
@ronwells8806
4 жыл бұрын
300 Fights no loses,did no fighting u say,?
@MrSPQR19
2 жыл бұрын
@@ronwells8806 Fights against his students, who collaborate.
@redfaux74
Жыл бұрын
Breaking a brick is no small feat. You either break the brick.... .... or it breaks your hand. Some find ways to cheat in breaking. But I've seen many tough men try and fail. Some is just nonsense. But some is not.
@piotrp1821
Жыл бұрын
@@redfaux74 did tyson break bricks ? Have you ever seen it ?
@redfaux74
Жыл бұрын
@@piotrp1821 - I know Tyson chewed a dudes ear off. I used to break bricks in tournaments. My record of 1 inch slabs of concrete was 9. Those weren't fake. 1 brick was tough for me at once. I've done a few coconuts but those are dangerous. You can easily be injured by those. But you have to be determined or you'll get hurt for real. There were no tricks in my group.
@Lee7676 1964
@Lee7676 1964
@Lee7676 1964