Welcome to Mas Oyamas Muteki Kyokushin, an authentic Japanese fighting karate school dedicated to training in Mas Oyama's Kyokushin style of full contact karate. Founded and instructed by Shihan Rene Cruz, the dojo's focus is to strengthen the body, mind and spirit through quality physical training, while cultivating courtesy, respect, humility and an invincible fighting spirit.
Our students and instructors train year round and frequently compete all over Japan, Europe, Canada and the US, in order to sharpen their skills. Our dojo has a ring proven record of success with our students going to the podium at every competition. Whether it's national or international competition, our students either place in each division or win the entire division in all events entered, therefore improving our student's self esteem.
Our students and instructors train year round and frequently compete all over Japan, Europe, Canada and the US, in order to sharpen their skills. Our dojo has a ring proven record of success with our students going to the podium at every competition. Whether it's national or international competition, our students either place in each division or win the entire division in all events entered, therefore improving our student's self esteem.
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About Kyokushin
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Karate has already conquered the hearts of young people throughout the world. These people have turned to Karate in the hope of realizing a dream shared by all people-at least by all men-of being strong. In this age of nuclear war, computerized fighting, and proxy wars in which small nations shed their blood for causes supported by larger nations, mankind turns a suspicious eye on warfare of all kinds.
Dojo Etiquette
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When entering or leaving the Dojo, stand in the doorway, face the front, bow and say "OSU". This represents a mark or respect for the Dojo and the people in it. 2. If late for training, kneel at the side of the class towards the back, facing away in SEIZA (formal kneeling position).
When the instructor acknowledges you, stand up, turn to the front, bow and say "OSU" then "Shitsurei Shimasu" (excuse me for disturbing), then quickly join the back of the class.7. Always address the instructor and seniors by their proper title (SEMPAI, SENSEI, SHIHAN) inside the Dojo. Acknowledge them with a loud "OSU" when they speak to you.
When the instructor acknowledges you, stand up, turn to the front, bow and say "OSU" then "Shitsurei Shimasu" (excuse me for disturbing), then quickly join the back of the class.7. Always address the instructor and seniors by their proper title (SEMPAI, SENSEI, SHIHAN) inside the Dojo. Acknowledge them with a loud "OSU" when they speak to you.
Kids Kyokushin
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Training with a dojo mate provides an opportunity to find out whether or not those techniques they practice actually work against an opponent. This practical application is incredibly valuable if you are ever face with the need to use these skills. As a sign of respect, students are required to bow to their partners at the beginning of their training session together.
Women’s Kyokushin
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In the past, Kyokushin was predominantly a male dominated martial art. In the last 10 years however, Kyokushin has changed drastically and it is not uncommon to see several women in different weight divisions fighting in both semi-contact and knockdown kumite.
In the first World Open Championships in Japan, there were no women competing in kumite, now however this has changed and some of the best Kyokushin athletes in the world happen to be women.The interest doesn't just go as far as kumite but it also extends to tameshiwari and kata. Some of the most popular fighters in the world of Kyokushin happen to be women.
In the first World Open Championships in Japan, there were no women competing in kumite, now however this has changed and some of the best Kyokushin athletes in the world happen to be women.The interest doesn't just go as far as kumite but it also extends to tameshiwari and kata. Some of the most popular fighters in the world of Kyokushin happen to be women.
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