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	Canadian Kyokushinkai-kan Karate Organization - Kyokushin
		Kyokushin Karate is a hard style of karate, characterized by its realistic full-contact style of fighting, it's emphasis on graceful power in technique and it's use of "tameshiwari" in the development of spirit and character.
		Kyokushin Karate today is one of the largest and most famous of all karate styles.
		Kyokushin is the name of the style of karate which we teach.
	www.kyokushin.ca /kyokushin.html (623 words)

	::WELCOME TO KYOKUSHIN WORLD :: ............ (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kyokushin Karate is a discipline through which practitioners may find clues to assist them in their own spiritual development and self-exploration.
		Kyokushin Karate is characterized by requiring of its participants, strenuous training, conditioning and realistic contact while sparring.
		Kyokushin karate-ka believe this contact is necessary in order to fully appreciate the resiliency of the human body and spirit and to prepare for any serious confrontation.
	www.kyokushinindia.com /h01.htm (840 words)

	Welcome to Kyokushin Bangalore
		This site explains you what Kyokushin Karate is, and how is it different from other styles of Karate.
		I joined Kyokushin in 1987 because of the difference in the style i.e.
		Raclo Dojo is internationally recognized by " Kyokushin Kan International (KKI)", Japan.
	www.kyokushinbangalore.com (208 words)

	History of Kyokushin in Malaysia
		Kyokushin Malaysia held many tournaments that were open to other martial arts.
		Kyokushin, being a hard and full contact knockdown style eventually went on its own and formed its own tournament, since it was difficult to adapt to sport or point system.
		Kyokushin karate has been in existence since the early 70s and was never a newcomer in Malaysia.
	www.kyokushin-malaysia.com /malhistory.html (397 words)

	Kyokushin Karate History
		Kyokushin had started its spread around the globe and at present is one of the largest martial art organization in the world.
		Shihan Tarsha is teaching Kyokushin Karate in different public and private places photos, organizing camps photos and tournaments photos, and he and his sons presenting Karate demonstrations in the different occasions photos, and participating by teams of his students in the local, area and international tournaments.
		He is well known as the most oldest Kyokushin Karate instructor in the Middle East, and the founder of Kyokushin Karate in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in 1976.
	www.adnantarsha.com /kyokushin_history2.htm (2340 words)

	Kyokushin Kata (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kyokushin kata are often categorized as "Northern Kata" or "Southern Kata," based upon their origin and development.
		This is amply demonstrated in Sosai Oyama's writings where he constantly encourages students of Kyokushin to research the Chinese origins of karate.
		Many advanced techniques of Kyokushin were taken by Sosai Oyama from his early study of the Southern Chinese Martial Arts.
	www.diegobeltran.com /htms/dojo/kyokushinkatas.htm (1876 words)

	Kyokushin Bangalore: The Kyokushin Philosophy
		Kyokushin karate is a way of life that transcends the physical aspects of training.
		The Kyokushin Dojo Kun (Training Hall Oath) was written by Mas Oyama with the help of Eiji Yoshikawa, the author of the novel Musashi, which was based on the life and exploits of Miyamoto Musashi, Japan's most famous Samurai warrior.
		Kyokushin is an art offering many things according to the immediate and long term aims of the trainee.
	www.kyokushinbangalore.com /phil.asp (2113 words)

	Kyokushin style - Kyokushin Karate Forum
		Early Kyokushin did have many joint locks, grappling, and throws in its syllabus (50's - 60's), but pointed out earlier things change constantly...in-fact all Karate styles had/was joint locks, grappling, and throws before it was brought to the people 110 or so years ago...
		It seems that you are interested in Kyokushin, before getting locked into what you think you may see, read or hear about Kyokushin, first go to each Dojo (no matter style) and speak with each Sensei.
		If this takes you 1 week or 1 year it is better to do your research and make your best judgment as to where to spend your money and time learning from your own best judgment, rather than be drawn into something that is not really their do to marketing, gossip, talk, print or friend...
	www.kyokushin4life.com /forums/kyokushin-karate/4097-kyokushin-style.html (1972 words)

	International Karate Organization Kyokushin Kai Kan Hong Kong Branch 國際空手道連盟極真會館香港支部
		Kyokushin philosophy also holds the keys to improving, organizing and disciplining oneself and one's life.
		Under the Kyokushin rules, competitors can fully exert their power in each fight and most importantly pads and body protections are not allowed, and competitors are not restricted by body weight.
		Aside from the restriction of the use of hands to attack the opponents’ face and kicks to the groin, punching, elbowing, and kneeing are the common employed technique.
	www.kyokushin-hk.org /eng_2.htm (176 words)

	Kyokushin- Kyokushin Karate Cape Town - Bas van Stenis Shihan
		Kyokushin Karate “The Strongest Karate” was founded by Sosai Masutatsu Oyama.
		In 1953 he opened his first “Dojo” in Tokyo and in 1956 Kyokushin Karate was officially born in the Oyama Dojo near the Rikkyo University, Tokyo.
		By the late 1960’s Kyokushin had spread to over 123 countries and by the 1970’s an estimated 20 million karate-ka world wide were practising Kyokushin Karate.
	www.karatekyokushin.za.org /html/kyokushin.html (218 words)

	Kyokushin Mind, Kyokushin Spirit (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In Kyokushin, as in life, there is rhyme and reason for everything.
		It is because of life-long lessons and challenges of Kyokushin, that I continue to practice, learn and preach of its infinite qualities.
		Kyokushin physical and mental traits include perseverance, discipline, responsibility, respect, fortitude, resilience, strength, tenacity, tolerance, vigor, willpower, enthusiasm, and spirit.
	www.kyokushin.at /deutsch/nachdenken/spirit.htm (260 words)

	Kyokushin Karate Tampa Florida Dojo (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kyokushin Karate of Tampa is directed dojo under the I.K.O. Kyokushinkaikan International Department.
		Each Kyokushin instructor started as a beginner, a white belt, and has worked hard to share with you his or her learned skill and philosophy.
		Kyokushin is not just our profession; it is our life.
	kyokushinkaratefl.com /aboutus.shtml (144 words)

	International Karate Organisation Kyokushin Kai Kan Tezuka Group
		In the year 2000, Toru Tezuka was elected IKO Kyokushin KaiKan world representative with the power to officially approve high level representatives throughout the world for the IKO Kyokushin Kaikan Tezuka Group.
		Whether from the power of his strikes, the strength of his handshake, his remarkable teachings or through the teachings of the instructors and branch chiefs that Oyama produced, everyone associated with him knew that this esoteric name was not inappropriate.
		His death was met with sadness in not only kyokushin circles, but the rest of the martial arts community as well.
	www.kyokushin-tezuka.com /history.htm (2686 words)

	Kyokushin Karate
		Pictured is the late Sosai Mas Oyama 10th Dan, the founder of Kyokushin Karate.
		Today, Mas Oyama's Kyokushin Karate is recognised as one of the world's largest martial arts organisations, with over ten million members worldwide.
		True to the deep philosophies of Kyokushin, Sosai continued to train up to the day of his passing.
	www.kyokushinwa.org /text/256e6857-31.html (198 words)

	All Japan Kyokushin Union
		At the same time the court declared that it is illegal to obstruct us using the Kyokushin's names and marks and ordered the defendant pay a compensation fee of totalling Yen 4.6million for the losses that we suffered.
		If he prevents the use of Kyokushin's names and marks, he abuses his privileges, and if by doing so he causes losses, he has to pay compensation as it is illegal.
		We, the 10 plaintiffs who filed this lawsuit, have started up the All Japan Kyokushin Union in December 2001 in order to spread and develop in the right way Kyokushin Karate as it was transmitted by the founder Sosai Masutatsu Oyama.
	www.kyokushin-rengokai.com /english/saiban_e.html (1538 words)

	Northwest Kyokushinkai Karate - Ellensburg
		Through the teachings of Sosai Oyama, Kyokushin students develop strong physical and mental abilities through basic, self defense, and kumite (fighting) training that enable them to protect themselves and the people they care about.
		Kyokushin members learn from local and international expert instructors from over 60 countries that are part of the International Karate Organization – Matsushima.
		Kyokushin training is suitable for all levels of ability, ranging from those with no experience to individuals who wish to compete internationally on the United States knockdown team.
	www.cwu.edu /~iq/NWKyokushinkai/index.html (276 words)

	All Japan Kyokushin Union
		We, the All Japan Kyokushin Union took part as assistants in this appealing lawsuit advocating that the decision of the Patent Bureau was right in the nullifying the decision, and welcome very much the decision of this Court.
		When the occasion comes up the All Japan Kyokushin Union repeats its indication that the Kyokushinkaikan is no longer 1 simple organization any more, we have to overcome the points of view of each group and aim at becoming a Fusion-organization.
		The starting point for the realization of the Kyokushin Fusion is the impartiality, the equal rights for the students no matter from which Kyokushin group who want to take part in the All Japan Karate Tournament, or possibly a tournament organized on a regional basis.
	www.kyokushin-rengokai.com /english/20061226.html (482 words)

	Het meest complete Kyokushin kihonboek binnenkort verkrijgbaar!
		Kyokushin is more than that, like founder Sosai Oyama always used to call it, a “way of life”.
		In addition, the schooling, which is as tough as nails, gives you a guide line for your daily life and you will learn to persist, to have a hard time, to deal with set backs and you will also learn to go on, when you think you have had enough.
		Tussen de technieken door moesten de kyokushin karateka's ook nog eens over de fietsen stallingen heen springen en er onderdoor kruipen en er weer overheen springen en dit werd vele malen herhaald- en of het nog niet genoeg was moest worden opgetrokken aan de dwarsliggende buizen van de stalling.
	kyokushin.web-log.nl (3073 words)

	HISTORY OF KYOKUSHIN
		Sosai (President) Masutatsu Oyama, the founder of Kyokushin Karate, was born in southern Korea in 1923.
		In 1957, the name "Kyokushin", or "Ultimate Truth", was adopted for Mas Oyama's karate organization, which had 700 members by then, despite the high drop-out rate due to the severity of training.
		Since its inception, Kyokushin Karate has spread to more than 120 countries, with more than twelve million practitioners, making it one of the largest martial arts styles in the world.
	nepalkyokushinkarate.tripod.com /id35.html (1178 words)

	Kyokushin Wah Dojo
		The Kyokushin Wah School of Karate was founded in 1992 by sensei Wah.
		It is because of this dedication that the school has flourished and became a community for people of all ages to meet and learn about the Karate way.
		The Karate Way is not a myth, and its questions are answered, and path unfolds on a daily basis within the walls of the Kyokushin Wah Dojo, to whoever has made the effort and has had the interest in taking that first step.
	www.wahdojo.com (164 words)

	www.kyokushin.net.au
		We have students aged from 3 years old all the way to elderly adults, with classes tailored to suite your age and level of skill and ability.
		The success of our students comes from teaching the traditional style of kyokushin as it was taught to me by the founder and master of kyokushin, the legendary Sosai Matsutatsu Oyama.
		The challenges and the discipline of kyokushin training has shown me strengths and weaknesses within myself, including latent ones, and shown me how to develop strengths and overcome weaknesses.
	www.kyokushin.net.au /index.html (442 words)

	Sosai Oyama - Kyokushin Africa - Shihan A.A. Sabela
		The founder of Kyokushin karate, Masutatsu Oyama was born in 1923 near Seoul in South Korea.
		This resulted in the splintering of Kyokushin, much like Shotokan (JKA), with each group claiming to be the one-and-only true heir of Mas Oyama's Kyokushin, either spiritually or even financially.
		It is hoped that all Kyokushin groups, regardless of their ultimate allegiance, will still maintain the standards set by Mas Oyama.
	www.kyokushinafrica.co.za /html/sosai_oyama.html (385 words)

	Kyokushin
		Mas Oyama Karate NZ Kyokushin Kaikan (MOKNZKK) is an organisation with dojos throughout NZ.
		Although not huge ones they have been carefully considered and continue to light the path with which we are more than happy to follow.
		We welcome participation and interaction, friendship and fellowship and through these tenets I know that Kyokushin will return to being what it was before Sosai’s untimely passing.
	www.kyokushin.co.nz (466 words)

	Muay Thai vs.Kyokushin Video
		So to answer a few of the statements here, kyokushin fighters did go against thai boxers with their rules and defeated them every time.
		Muay thai didn't beat kyokushin because...Sosai Mas Oyama defeated the legendary muay thai fighter Black Cobra...A few years later a pupil of oyama returned to defeat another muay thai fighter...
		Kyokushin don`t use punches to the face and that`s a great diference.
	www.metacafe.com /watch/44528/muay_thai_vs_kyokushin (1616 words)

	Kyokushin Kata
		Definition is usually something like, prescribed sequence of steps, strikes, and blocks combined in such a manner as to allow us to practise them with a view to achieving all of balance, speed, power, precision, and grace of execution.
		The range of Kyokushin kata is as diverse as the martial arts background of the style's founder, Mas Oyama.
		The Kyokushin practise kata are simple in principle, but can be made as complex as the instructor chooses to make them.
	www.geocities.com /irek65/kata.html (1839 words)

	Australian Kyokushin - Flavours of Kyokushin
		Tadashi Nakamura left in 1976, Shigeru Oyama split off in 1981, Steve Arneil and the BKK did so in 1991, and there have been others both before and after, especially in the US, some of which had not even been formally associated with the Japanese Honbu.
		And so too is has been in Kyokushin, and will no doubt continue to be.
		This series of pages are an attempt to list and chronicle the divergence of Kyokushin, out from under the leadership of one man. If you know of any other Kyokushin splinter groups, please e-mail me with the details.
	www.australiankyokushin.com /flavours.shtml (356 words)

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