Kaishinkai Chicago

Kaishinkai Chicago Success is the Best Revenge
https://cash.app/$BoneCrusherMMA From Head Coach Stefan

This is a No-Nonsense school specializing in Modern Martial Arts.

We train in the Combat Sports of Wrestling, Judo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu & Muay Thai but also encourage students in all areas of combat & healing arts. There are NO egos, magic tricks or unapproachable Grandmasters here just enthusiastic people training hard. This is not a Belt Factory. Every rank/skill is earned thru Consistency and Dedication, NOT POLITICS OR POWER STRUGGLES! We keep it simple. We

do Warm ups, Technical Drills and Good ol' fashion Sparring . It’s simple, We get in, get it in & get out. ALL persons are welcome. Our Technical Base is both Self-defense & Combat Sport oriented and is a synthesis of Jiu-Jitsu, JuJutsu, Judo, Catch Wrestling, Boxing, Sanshou, Muay Thai, American Kick Boxing, & Sports Massage. There is no ultimate style, But if your goal is to defend yourself & others then this is a great class because of its well roundedness. Classes start out with fundamentals of Rolling & Break Falling. As students progress gradually into the system, they learn a balanced curriculum of Submission Wrestling, Boxing, Muay Thai & Self-Defense JuJutsu. This is both a Gi/No Gi class Teaching StyleClasses start with very Strenuous warm ups designed to get students in intimidating fighting shape then we do technical drills which evolve as the Art evolves. Then we Spar (or Roll, Randori, Box & Wrestle) against a resisting determined partner(s) We believe There is no other way to become proficient. Just practicing drills will not make you a good martial artist, but it will make it so you wont have to think when under pressure. But You will not be able to defend yourself effectively unless you Spar or contest the technique in a live situation against someone who doesn't want you to succeed. We try to get as close as we can get to an actual fight without an ambulance showing up. We do not try to kill each other. But We also don't just practice the strokes, we get in the water and swim! Putting on the proper protective equipment and going all out every class using the techniques learned. We don't fool ourselves or our students by telling them that they must wait years to be able to defend themselves. We know that If you spar on a regular (Every Class), a month is enough to get used to Physical Combative Aggression & Four months to get in fighting shape.. You will only get better and tougher with consistency. School Mottos

1.If you do a technique 1000 times, you just might begin to know it

2.Dont fear the one who practices 10,000 kicks one time, but rather fear the one who Practices one kick 10,000 times!

3.Just Sign the waiver and get on the mat! Head Sensei is Coach Stefan Sanders who has over 30 Years teaching experience in the Martial Arts.

08/30/2026

Only one can win

MIDWEST JUDO HISTORY/PIONEERS1. Henry (Hank) Okamura2. Masato Tamura3. Vince Tamura4. Kyung Sun Shin5. Shunichi Namba6. ...
08/24/2026

MIDWEST JUDO HISTORY/PIONEERS

1. Henry (Hank) Okamura

2. Masato Tamura

3. Vince Tamura

4. Kyung Sun Shin

5. Shunichi Namba

6. Shozo Kuwashima

7. Takayuki Yoshinaga

8. Johnny Osako

9. Hollis Barnett

It is from these men that Judo spread throughout the Midwest. Anyone that learned waay back in the day or is practicing Judo today (and to some extent JuJutsu) in the Midwest area (especially Chicago) had to have learned it from or through these men. These were intense times too. Learning (as a minority) and teaching judo as an instructor wasn’t easy back then. The Black kids had to be taught clandestinely (late at night most of the time) and sometimes pose as janitorial staff (or other stereotypes) in order to get pass racial scrutiny and prejudices of the era. The uncanny thing is that Some of these instructors & Students are still VERY active today after all of these decades have past as are their students and ‘Grand’ students. The Chicago Judo & Jiu-Jitsu Institute,Inc has been open since 1938 without a single closure

Besides Being The Heavyweight Boxing Champ of The World, Jack Dempsey was an avid Wrestler & proponent of the Grappling ...
08/24/2026

Besides Being The Heavyweight Boxing Champ of The World, Jack Dempsey was an avid Wrestler & proponent of the Grappling Arts. He was also a Commander in The U.S. Coast Guard & The Director of physical education at Manhattan Beach. The techniques in these pics were influenced by Chief Petty Officer Bernard Cosneck who was Chief Instructor in hand to hand combat for the U. S. Coast Guard & who was also a Champion Collegiate Wrestler. Cosneck called what he taught to U.S. servicemen AMERICAN COMBAT JUDO which was a combination of his studies on Judo, Japanese JuJutsu, Boxing, Savate & of course Wrestling. It Focused on the rapid disposal of attackers rather than control methods. Dempsey & Cosneck along with sports writer Frank G. Menke teamed up to write the book “How To Fight Tough” which displayed Cosneck’s techniques & from which these pics were taken. Cosneck is the person The Champ is ‘Crunching’ in the pics

08/22/2026
Ali / Chamberlain - Lee /Jabbar
08/21/2026

Ali / Chamberlain - Lee /Jabbar

08/20/2026

1-2

08/15/2026

She cracked him one

None of the greats could lift him no matter how hard they tried! Not Ali, Not Dempsey, Not Jack Johnson, Not even the gr...
08/12/2026

None of the greats could lift him no matter how hard they tried! Not Ali, Not Dempsey, Not Jack Johnson, Not even the great behemoth Dick The Bruiser! No One! He would let a heavyweight boxer, wrestler, or weightlifter attempt to lift him. At first, the lifter could raise him effortlessly. But then, he would employ his hidden move—a subtle grip on the lifter's wrist combined with a precise touch on the neck, near the carotid artery. Then it seemed it was impossible to lift him off the ground even a little! Who was he? John Frederic Coulon (February 12, 1889 – October 29, 1973) a Canadian-American professional boxer who was the world bantamweight
champion from March 6, 1910, when he wrested the crown from England's Jim Kendrick, until June 3, 1914, when he was defeated by Kid Williams in Vernon, California. His trick became legendary and people came from all over to witness it. He made a good living off of this feat and no one was able to duplicate it

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