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MCdojo looks like a disgrace in martial arts world, they no conditioning, and I see no actual effort in body. You can't be a good martial artist without a healthy body, or just a body that don't limit you.

Even a real Dojo is no match for an MMA

Too many Bulshido

The main difference between the two, is the McDojo’s have no snap in their hits, and are slow. But the real dogo’s have powerful snap hits, that are very fast and precise. Also maintaining good balance throughout.

honestly from an health stand point, it's better to be in a mcdojo than to not do any sport like most american that's is my silver lining

Damn that synchronization in the kata.

6:35 Not the constant side kicks😭😭💀

3:50 this is BY FAR the worst and funniest koryo poomsae i have ever seen... at least they kinda know what the patterns are

The mcdojo was actually doing taekwondo poomsae except the technique was ass

To be honest, I disliked mcdojo But the moment they performed a Taeguk poorly and didn’t got scolded, while I got yelled at for performing poorly at one kick, I hate them.

You know it's a MCdojo when the Artists don't look the part

those chinese kids video 💀

i can't believe people actually pay money to join a mcdojo.....

love that sound that the gi makes when somebody does a really good kick or punch, cant recreate it myself sadly :/

I joined Slocki's Canadian School of Self Defence Toronto Bloor Street Dojo in the mid 1970s. I signed up for a long term contract and then the place closed. Tony Faccetti and his stooge Burt Bryon ran the place. Total rip-off artists.

ok now I'm actually starting to think my dojo is a mcdojo 😭

2:04 Chicken run.

1:57 man, I didn't know there could be rainforests in a RUclips video.

I think the title doesn't reflect what "black belt" is. To outriders and beginners, "black belt" intimates "expert"- but a Shodan black belt understands (or should understand) that getting a black belt is literally your first step. So, yes, there are different levels of black belt, but that's the nature of the Dan grading system. That said, there certainly are McDojos out there....and they very much promote the idea that a "black belt" is something more than it really is.

The McDojo has no power no hip movements while punching and their "kata" is absolute dog shit (im a green belt)

"Whats that smell?" #Homeless at the #mcdojo?? 🥋

Whatever, you're not outpowering a knife in a fight no matter your training anyway

Kind of BS to compare hobbyists training at different levels with people who are obviously doing demo's or competing at high levels. Martial arts can be a great exercise. Not everyone is going to become a ninja, just like most people going to the gym aren't going to be bodybuilders.

10:30 bro

When the mcdojo master falls 😂😂😂

3:17 what is this? Is this a sport? Are they being judged here?

12:15 So powerful they spit a fireball

12:05 It’s not a race.

2:20 Kanku Dai…

The bjj part made me laugh. imma just a blue belt in bjj and even i know how to put on a real rear naked choke

The McDojo clips are actually so stupid🤣

I'm a yellow belt and i think i can do better

Don't they have to do like 100+ push ups to get a black belt? So im really confused how that first girl even got it 💀

idk if this is totally fair. a lot of footage from the "real schools" was demo footage. Ive seen mcdojos with amazing demo teams, and ive seen schools that teach legit curriculums with demos that are kinda meh

Dude if I did any of that my Coach would have killed me on the spot.

Went for a demo at one of these McDojos once. Guy dropped one of the breaking boards as they were walking in and it broke right down the middle from the 3 ft drop. 1:53 - is this a dance class? How much does it cost to buy your black belt? Those 'real' dojo girls would have no problem at all in kicking my arse. Most of the McDojo people need to start out with a basic fitness class first - lose 40-50 lbs of that flab and put on some muscle.

General rules of thumb: If the teacher or a high level participant is fat, it's a McDojo. If the uniforms are not roughed up, it's a McDojo.

Can we bring back shame? Accepting everyone obviously isn't working

im on the 2nd belt I can do better and this kinda looks like aikido

tiger shulmans at its finest mcdojo

the first dude isn't even lifting his side kick right 😭

Bro I'm an orange belt and the "black belts" are phonys

a lot of these “real dojo” fighters would also get demolished in a real life fight tho….

All I see is you mocking people who are trying to better themselves through karate. Not everyone is going to become a master, but that doesn't mean they shouldn't try to learn.

I remember the time when I was able to break break bricks with a single hit

Some of the “real dojo” people need to learn to protect their heads when they are yelling and dancing around.

It is always staggering to see that the people, who train at such an awful dojo, don't see it is so awful themselves!!! My sister always (since she was 4 yo) trained judo. She became european champion with the group and Dutch champion and often second. I went doing karate at the same school and later thaiboxing. We had some world and European champions with karate who were equal adversaries at one point. I always had the white belt because I never did exams. I couldn't do katas. Don't know why I was bad. My reflects where good. I just did karate for the extra training. I did thaiboxing competition. Whenever I went to visite another karateschool, I first was laughed at when telling them I trained with the black belts, but always turned out half way to be able to beat their best. The best at most schools were almost all mediocre, but the students always defended their Sensei and better ones, by making up injuries or that kind of stuff. I did not visite them to show my skills. I visited them to learn more and maybe new or different ways that I did not learned yet at my dojo. But it never turned out to be useful. I also visited kickbox schools. That was different and mostly good teachers who teached well. Later I started to work in law enforcement and began to train Jui-Jitsu at my school. Also in Jui-Jistsu, whenever I visited another dojo, the quality of at least the Sensei was good! I once trained at a Krav Maga school here too, but that was BS right from the start. It was already shown in the kind of people there and how uncontrolled they were and trained. So, in short, the only martial art forms I saw awful teaching and performance was in karate and Krav Maga. The type of students were I my eyes the same. Like, mostly out of shape, either young or elderly and most of all, without any true spirit or uncontrolled enthousiasm! I am wondering why?

I think we put too much emphasis on the importance of a black belt. I was taught that once you receive that belt, you have finally begun to "master" the basics, and are now a full fledged "student". Having said that, I also think they are way too quickly and easily earned, and it blows me away when I see kids wearing them....😬😳