Kyokushin & Martial Arts

Kyokushin karate kumite and full-contact fighting

Kyokushin Karate Rules: What Is Allowed in Kumite?

Kyokushin karate is known for full-contact fighting. Watch a Kyokushin tournament for the first time and you may see fighters exchanging powerful punches to the body, low kicks and head kicks...

Kyokushin Karate Rules: What Is Allowed in Kumite?

Kyokushin karate is known for full-contact fighting. Watch a Kyokushin tournament for the first time and you may see fighters exchanging powerful punches to the body, low kicks and head kicks...

Kyokushin karate belt order showing kyu grades, coloured stripes and dan ranks

Kyokushin Karate Belts in Order: Kyu Grades, St...

The belt system is one of the first things people notice when they begin Kyokushin karate. A new student starts with a white belt and gradually progresses through colored belts,...

Kyokushin Karate Belts in Order: Kyu Grades, St...

The belt system is one of the first things people notice when they begin Kyokushin karate. A new student starts with a white belt and gradually progresses through colored belts,...

Kyokushin karate practitioners kneeling in seiza during training in a traditional dojo.

What Is Kyokushin Karate? History, Training and...

Kyokushin is often described as one of the toughest styles of karate. It is known for full-contact fighting, demanding physical training and practitioners who are willing to continue even when...

What Is Kyokushin Karate? History, Training and...

Kyokushin is often described as one of the toughest styles of karate. It is known for full-contact fighting, demanding physical training and practitioners who are willing to continue even when...

Minimalist Bushin blog banner explaining the meaning of Osu in Kyokushin Karate.

What Does Osu Mean in Kyokushin Karate?

If you've ever trained in Kyokushin karate, you've probably heard one word more than any other. Osu. Students say it when greeting each other. They answer their instructor with it....

What Does Osu Mean in Kyokushin Karate?

If you've ever trained in Kyokushin karate, you've probably heard one word more than any other. Osu. Students say it when greeting each other. They answer their instructor with it....

Kyokushin kanji

What Does Kyokushin Mean? The Kyokushin Kanji E...

The Kyokushin kanji is one of the most recognisable elements of Kyokushin karate. It can be seen on karate uniforms, dojo walls, certificates and clothing worn by practitioners around the...

What Does Kyokushin Mean? The Kyokushin Kanji E...

The Kyokushin kanji is one of the most recognisable elements of Kyokushin karate. It can be seen on karate uniforms, dojo walls, certificates and clothing worn by practitioners around the...

Kanku symbol

Kyokushin Kanku Symbol: Meaning and Philosophy

The Kanku is one of Kyokushin karate’s most recognisable symbols. Learn where it comes from, what its shape represents, and the philosophy behind it.

Kyokushin Kanku Symbol: Meaning and Philosophy

The Kanku is one of Kyokushin karate’s most recognisable symbols. Learn where it comes from, what its shape represents, and the philosophy behind it.