List of Knockdown karate styles.

[daisukey]

Follow the link ;)
http://budospirit.t35.com/full_contact_karate_styles.htm

[feels]

http://www.australiankyokushin.com/flavours.shtml
^^^ In English

[Decadent~!]

The Australian list only has the Kyokushin descendants i.e. exludes Byakuren Kenpo. Shin Karate, aka Gloved Karate was a point fighting organization, I thought. Are there more full-contact Karate styles? Which one holds sanctioned full-contact tournaments? And this is OT, but are there any KungFu or Chinese MA styles/orgs that hold full-contact fights aside from the Chinese Wushu Association's (in Beijing) Sanshou/ SanDa?

[Azimuth]

Here a list of the european Sanda Calendar .
Might not be complete but just to give an idea .;)
http://www.sanshou.be/Calendar.htm
More sanshou links
http://www.kungfu.net/sanshou-dot-com/links.html
The american scene
http://www.flsanshou.com/index.php?page=schools

[Shura]

I think there's another knockdown style called Kansuiryu, but it's not a derivative of Kyokushin.

[alan]

In a tournament I once fought a guy from a style called Shiashinkai, I assume that is a knockdown karate style....

[Shura]

There's a Shorinji Kenpo offshoot called Byakuren founded by Masayasu Sugihara that focuses on hard knockdowns. He used to participate in some Kyokushin tournaments, and was sometimes confused as a Kyokushin karateka.

[Byakuren]

There's a Shorinji Kenpo offshoot called Byakuren founded by Masayasu Sugihara that focuses on hard knockdowns.

As hard as any other knockdown of any other style... ;)

He used to participate in some Kyokushin tournaments, and was sometimes confused as a Kyokushin karateka.

Yes, our kancho used to fight in several open tournaments. And now, we do the same. Of course, our own tournaments are really open for any school/organization.

Regards.

Osu!