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Hey guys please check my new karate Little Dark Age video 🤝👍
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Thanks Chad.
There's also George St. Pierre. He's also a Karate guy.
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The problem of karate is not karate itself, but how it is taught to athletes. The WKF has almost let traditional styles die because they modified their standards so much to promote unnatural positions and techniques.
The masters can't do nothing about it because if they teach the traditional style to the athletes, they will end up being penalized in competitions.
I agree, we should learn more about the original Okinawa-ian style of karate. 🥋
if your only goal is to show off - yeah... tough luck :D
The existence of mma remedies that. The influence of a single karateka that can compete in the ufc on a high level outweighs that of a hundred olympic ones.
How do you rate the Kyokoshin Kai Kan style?
That's why I do love JKA Shotokan and Meibukan Goju-ryu.
Karate is not a sports. Its life.
Very sure.
Few know that.
My sensei has always told us that karate is something that is part of your life on a daily basis.
It's life and Destiny
Fr I was taught by my masters and now I’m strong and respectful to my friends and family
❤❤❤
Someone: Karate is just scratching.
Kyokushin, Enshin, Daido Juku, Ashihara, Shinkarate,...: We're not sure about that.
Shotokan too
Don't forget kudo , the most realistic karate
@@darkhanamgalanbaterdene2522 hey do u practice any Martial arts?
@@darkhanamgalanbaterdene2522 they’re Daido Juku (KUDO)
Dont forget tangsoodo
For me Lyoto Machida is a perfect example of the power of karate _and_ what needs to change in modern karate practice.
More hard core sparring (like in Kyokushin), thoroughly revise the point scoring system to take it away from the dominating defensive style kumite. Include punching bag training and encourage karatekas to practice on punching bags in their spare time. And ignore all the haters.
So just train Bjj, wrestling and kickboxing so some of your kicks can work
Karate needs to go the full contact route like boxing and muay thai thats why they so ahead cause its actually pure full contact. I fail to understand why karate is point based except for kyoksuhin, it really makes no sense. At least karate combat is chanigings things up a bit
So watch Combat Karate
@@eliph4165 I see you’re ignorant and have never practiced karate. Good night my keyboard warrior
@@milton7763 I see you are coping cause you wasted time in Karate instead of doing mma or another real martial art.
Karate is useless, move on or keep being useless and in denial yourself
It's a fact, sport karate isn't very effective, the traditional one is okay.
Sports karate like kyokushin Kai karate open contact is effective
Rafael Aghayev made sport karate effective against a kickboxer
I was introduced to karate very early in life, though later it struck me that it was a lot like tag
I still play it though, but I joined a dojo which is a more hardcore and gives me something I can really apply in real fights
@@oooooda3213 🇦🇿
Sports Karate its for sporting and olympic value purposes, the traditional one is to knock you out at minimum, one shot one kill!
Modern standards has destroyed martial arts, by sweetening them and erasing all of the very dangerous things of it.
Goju-Ryu Karate supremacy
Oss!🥋. Goju ryu for life!
I do karate and let me explain something: karate, was made for ultimate self defense after katanas were prohibited in okinawa, the art of empty hands, simulating the hold of a katana. Modernization changed it a lot, but let me tell you something. Your master and dojo is the only thing that defines anything. Some mac dojos are just here for money. And then some masters are here to pass on the light of their own master. Ultimately, each and every one has its own fighting style for karate that is forged by the dojo and the master, nothing else. I do shotokan, and my master makes difference between applicable, and non-applicable, and makes us learn things with a muay thai twist/box, or ancient karate, but also katas and the shotokan aspect
There are many styles of karate, and many that are full contact. Some are even basically MMA, like Kudo and Zendokai karate.
and kyukshin brother
@@anasalshati9092but Kyokushin has also bad ruleset. Kudo and Zendokai are Kyokushin evolved and more realistic.
Kyokushin methodology is useless against Kudo or Zendokai.
My teacher from silat said "if you want to learn martial arts and focus on it, learn it from its own origin"
As someone who does karate the best feeling is proving people wrong about karate
Hell yea dawid
You're proving nothing, get in a fight with an MMA practitioner and you'll realize what fighting really is
@@matthieusaade3616 you realize by you saying that your not being open minded to anything old traditional karate is practically like mma with limited ground work we have clinch work,defense against takedowns,we have solid striking skills and nice defense and all of that is seen in kata if you take a movement from kata and apply it to a situation then practice it with resistance and in sparring then it's a good technique karate has a lot to offer to mma
@@matthieusaade3616 ruclips.net/video/juyanT_0zoM/видео.html
@@matthieusaade3616 do you do mma?
As A person who is trained by Hidy Ochai, a 5 time US national karate champion of Washin-ryu,a 2 time enrolled black belt hall of fame, and who has been in movies with Bruce lee, This is very true.People think its just all about fighting and point matches, and they are the ones who know the least about karate. Karate is about strengthing the mind, body, and soul.
proof?
Chuck Norris movies.
0:09 hell yeah Uechi-ryū 💪
I love Uechi ryu. Thank you Kanbum.
He is saitama Nakamura, do u know the name of the kata?
@@gamingzeraora443it's not a uechi ryu kata I think he did goju ryu because the katas tensho
@@abrahamlincoln6201 yeah i know it now i practiced it
The machida brothers, GSP, motobu choki, wonderboy thompson, takashi asuma, karate combat and kudo in general could fitted here, but awesome video. Im sure that karate works, just the method in its training hasn't been the best karatekas should train like they fight, i mean without lowering our hands when punching, having context of the katas and movements and training them reallisticly, realistic kumite with the right equipment, calisthenics or weight lifting programs based in the movements we do to increase power in those movements and muscular mass and adapt the useful of other martial arts/combat sports in order to adapt karate to the new era
GSP belongs up there too, though later in his prime he used a hybrid style, the way he was able to read opponents so well was partially through his start and many years spent as a karate practitioner
@@mr.tomatohead3709 Oh ofc my mistake, i forgot the man
To be fair in my experience in sports karate I can tell you it's pretty useless, as I transferred into mma I've almost never used it apart from sidekicks and axe kicks that I barely use. BUT I have seen styles like kyokushin Karate which is probably the only peak style of karate imo and its very practical and similar to muay thai. Tbh you can totally make karate work if you spar, train and stay consistent. But I do recommend getting some experience in at least boxing and wrestling which are probably the most practical and effective fighting styles out there but as always "Absorb what is useful, reject what is useless, add what is essentially your own." - bruce lee
I’d say there’s no-one in MMA that relies on one style (hence the name). You need at least one striking art and one grappling art to be successful. Level of emphasis on each will depend on the martial artist
Stop idolizing Bruce Lee.
His own teacher, master IP man, dismissed him for serious lack of martial attitude: he was PRIMARILY an actor and only SECONDARILY a martial artist...he became FAMOUS for being a skilled athlete and for founding his own martial art (Jeet Kune-do), certainly NOT because of his "wisdom"!
Anyone can utter a sentence solemnly and seem wise in the eyes of others.
The problem with his sentence is that he really thinks that there's something useless, but whatever exists in this universe has a purpose, otherwise it wouldn't exist: just because we can't yet glimpse it, not even remotely, it doesn't mean that it doesn't exist at all!
It's time to learn to understand that not all the things around us work EXACTLY as we expect them to work...in the same way, martial arts and combat sports are not the same thing, so they don't share the same purpose of creation...and that's exactly why REAL KARATE (not the "sporty" one) doesn't work very well in a cage or ring.
@@G_D_R_ aint no one caring abt u. Go and achieve great heights then speak
@@yeetavanquandale-dinglebil717
...Aaand who should you be? Just go away, b®at...
@@G_D_R_ Bruce Lee fought against critism and rose to fame. He's worthy of being idolized
Kyokushin, Goju-Ryu and Shito-Ryu are the only highly effective karate styles. People say karate is useless because they did Shotokan at a young age where it is mostly kata. And kata is a rythm of all the defence technique put into a "rythm" so showcase different scenarios. Karate is not useless.
ti sei dimenticato il makotokai, 100 % full contact
I practice shito ryu karate
@@mirsiddique5680me too
Ant okinawan style is good like uechi ryu shorin ryu isshin ryu it depends on the person
I think a part of effective karate DID evolve, it started when a bunch of practioners decided to combine boxing and kyokushin karate
It evolved into Dutch and K-1 style of kickboxing.
"Kyukoshin vs others" discussion has entered the chat.
I feel proud to learn Martial Arts.
Taekwondo 🤟🤟
Ur too flexible to compete
same i also do taekwondo
Its not about karate itself, you see: in japan they teach the more affective and traditional way making it more affective, while in other countries they have different teaching methods of it making it not so affective in other countries. Karate is acually really affective if taught in its original country since its taught best there.
The art of empty hands? How strange, because before it was meant: "Chinese hands" because karate descends from southern Chinese Kung fu, from White Crane.Karate lacks explosive power, what karatekas don't understand or it hurts them to accept is: that this Japanese/Okinawan system is very primitive. They don't have much of a fight strategy in their cans. In the seconds: 0:44 why those Japanese sit with shuai Jiao blocks?
@@zzhFx_69 Can you elaborate a bit more, I'm genuinely interested.
effective*
@@sigmaandpi2062 "Can you elaborate a bit more, I'm genuinely interested."
Shotokan Karate was brought to mainland Japan from Okinawa and made popular by Gichin Funakoshi, who created Shotokan Karate, the most popular style in the world to this day. The Okinawan styles were based on Chinese martial arts, hence "Kara" (Chinese) "te" (hands). Funakoshi founded Shotokan in 1937, when Japan was at war with China, so he changed "Kara" (Chinese) to "kara" (Empty). Many characters in Japanese have multiple pronunciations, and in this case, the one that indicated "China" sounded the same as another that meant "empty". Okinawan Karate would not have been called "empty hands" anyway, because it included weapon fighting.
@@zzhFx_69 "In the seconds: 0:44 why those Japanese sit with shuai Jiao blocks?"
Those are Okinawan (not Japanese) training methods, many of which came directly from Chinese martial arts.
"Karate lacks explosive power,"
I have to disagree with this. Karate is known for linear, explosive power. Especially Japanese Karate, but even Okinawan has it.
Well, karate has produced 7 mma world champions and 12 kickboxing world champions so... Id say its alright Kyokushin and Kenpo seem to be the real styles.
please pick a style where you can strike the face and head. i'm serious. i know i keep repeating myself here, but it is an extremely bad habit to pick up, especially in a self defense situation where you are just going to react the way you train. please start training face and head strikes, then i'll thin kyukoshin is alot more badass lol
@@quickstep2408 "please start training face and head strikes, then i'll thin kyukoshin is alot more badass lol"
Kyokushin is bare knuckle. You don't hit the head in bare knuckle, just like old timey boxers didn't, because you will ruin your hands. Not that your opinion matters, but Kyokushin is some of the hardest fighting in the world. The sheer willpower it takes to stand up to that kind of punishment and keep fighting is off the charts.
"it is an extremely bad habit to pick up, especially in a self defense situation where you are just going to react the way you train."
Yeah so number one, you're going to not injure your hands in a real fight, because in a real fight you don't have gloves to protect your hands. Number two, if you fight like you train then unless the other guy has a weapon, you're going to clench your jaw and pummel him relentlessly until he looks like a strawberry smoothie. Anything he does you're just going to shrug off because, like you said, that's what those guys train to do.
@@quickstep2408 Im 100% sure any Kyo Karateka who COMPETES at black belt level would kick your ass lol.
No my fellow gringo, there is no efficient style of karate when it comes to styles outside of Okinawa, so much so that the kyokushin style came from shotokan and gojo ryu.
And his linear strikes come from shotokan karate.
Shotokan if trained properly and you don't get stuck in competitions you can make it a great style of karate.
@@quickstep2408 I'm sure that any style of karate, from Okinawan karate to Gojo ryu and from Gojo ryu to Shotokan and from Shotokan to Kyokushin, any decent practitioner of these karate styles would beat you up.
Karate started my journey it was a short walk together that lead to lifetime long marathon... It´s true that I changed from Karate to Japanese Jiu-Jitsu but we use Karate as part of our style this art was the one that have started my journey and for that it has my undying respect
This is why karate is such an essential art to Kajukenbo, the art that I do. It has so much influence on our uniform (It's a full black karate gi), our stances, strikes and blocks, and forms.
I was twelve years old when I got "beat up" by another kid that knew karate
(my bad). Been a fan ever since and I'm sixty years old and have studied Isshin Ryu and Tae Kwon Do for years. I am eternally grateful for the instruction passed on to me.
Karate is in my blood
It's also in my semen and now it's in my neighbors wife
I'm MMA guy, I watch Karate for speed, movement and angles.
CHILLS I CANT WAIT TO GET BACK TO THE DOJO
OSS!
The tragedy is that it seems like all martial arts go through a dark age.
I was taught wado ryu many years ago, and it was taught as self defence. Same with wing chun, even tkd. Now karate and tkd seem obsessed with point-scoring, while wing chun got flooded with sub par instructors who don't seem to know how to teach the application of the system. I've even heard people say "wing chun doesn't have sparring" which is heartbreaking to hear, because it certainly used to.
Sadly, I'm fully expecting mma to go the same way. Too many meatheads who think it's a martial art system in it's own right, and so only focus on muay thai, boxing and bjj. This will eventually get watered down and watered down by instructors who aren't well-rounded and just want to get rich, until the next system takes over as the go-to "best" martial art.
Whenever I move to a new area, I try to find a really obscure system, not because I'm looking to be "the best," but because i think it's important to spend time learning new or different techniques.
I think MMA changed things to where the fundamentals of fighting are forged, tested and trained so well that unless MMA as a sport gets banned or becomes a social taboo, its effectiveness isn't going anywhere. And we live in a time where people have started to fully embrace and revere violence, fighting and masculinity - arguably to the detriment of civility to where folk would fully embrace how ape-like we can be in fighting.
The martial arts you mentioned went through a dark age precisely because the societies that birthed them views violence and fighting as an absolute taboo, and would subsequently ban all forms of martial combat especially during their centuries long periods of peace (which all of them simultaneously had with the exception of Korea), and the ripples of that echo today. This was punctuated by the rise of firearms, turning melee combat into a mere formality or a last resort as opposed to being the pillar of warfare. The west tried to do the same, forcing the separation of boxing and wrestling, burying savate kickboxing and banning dueling and fencing. But an opposite echo roared to counter that during the rise of kickboxing, sambo (yes, in this context I'll count Russia as a western nation), vale tudo and MMA rising to dominate despite legal discrimination. The 1500s to 1993 were the dark ages, and the birth of MMA was the start of a new beginning.
wkf demolished the traditional hardcoreness of the karate through their soft "sporty" approach....💔.... only jkf and kyokushin karate federations are maintaining the old school traditional hardcore combative characteristic of karate, which is really effective and efficient for real life situations ❤🔥
Everyone : karate is an ineffective martial art
Kudo: looks like you have underestimated my power
Kudo is a Japanese version of MMA, a really effective form of karate
Kudo deserves immense respect.
@@shaolinabbott9161 but combat sambo is taking kudo's spotlight sadly
Karate is not a sport, its a martial art. Boxing is a sport
0:10 his karate body is way better than many bodybuilders🫡
He is Saitama Nakamura
the traditional kumite just HIT DIFFERENT
I love how its just now karate vs kyokushin fighting.
0:16 huh, so those flashy blocks actually works
Yeah, I've blocked many punches and kicks from by that
I'm proud of you man.my is a karate master save karate 🥋🥋
It's not about the art. It's all about the artist.
I really agree.
Karate is an art that destroyed itself
Every martial art has its own goods and benefits
Learn Karate in the sense of its generic meaning: empty hand. Learn to box or punch like western close fist boxing; then train your extended knuckles to weaponize your close-fist, and also hardened your fingers to withstand impact when it strikes the face or body. hardened your palm and chop so you can parry or block effectively as it actually a strike-parry. learn the karate way of tumbling an opponent to the ground so you can hit him while on the ground . Kick at stomach level or below it-bladder or groin. Hardened your shin in case of shin- to- shin impact.
Dei a sorte de arrumar um dojo que ensina muito do karatê tradicional pros alunos. Claro que temos muito treino esportivo pra poder competir mas tbm temos muitos treinos voltados para força, resistência e trocação de porrada. É uma pena ver que a maioria dos dojos atuais não ensinam o karatê de verdade
Meu tio é meu sensei e agradeço a ele por me ensinar karatê tradicional, realmente muito bom.
Their are always going to be haters, we don't mind them we go with the discipline and art, and keep practicing.
That's a martial artist's Spirit
Sport karate is not a cockfight, Karate can be dangerous and even kill for real so it's fair for sport karate to put rules to protect everyone.
Seriously karate is everywhere
The purpose of true karate is to create a good individual, not to win or lose
Kyokushin
Ashihara
Kickboxing
Kudo
Uechi-Ryu
Okinawan
These styles are the closest to old school effective karate
Just find a good school
If your lucky you could find a real, effective shotokan style
Shotokan is really good, but they made it so soft considering how popular this style is
"karate is useless"
Kyokushin, ShinKarate,...: Are u sure 'bout that
You missed an opportunity to show Andy Hug, Stephen Thompson, and Lyoto Machida applying Karate in the modern fight game!
Yeah, ik, i was about to add them in, but i forgot
Karate is an art of striking
The artist is more important then the art form
Meanwhile prime Connor and wonderboy using karate stance..
Thts the reason Karate Combat came in front against WKF to protect Karate.
Best martial art ever.
I do Okinawan kenpo and it’s insane got me so much better
i think i saw you on lympexyt's video
@@howly6440which one
Okinawa style is the true Karate and a true MMA
Gichin Funakoshi, shown in the first image, is the father of Shotokan Karate. They practiced some deadly shit. So do we, in India . TKCI( Traditional Karate Council of India)
modern shotokan vs the original funakoshi ryu (what he taught) is going to be different. shotokan has evolved tremendously over the years. another funny fact is that funakoshi did not believe in sparring or sport, just form. he would not necessarily be happy with what has happened to his art.
Funakoshi regularly got thumped by Motobu Chōki, so I'm not sure about the deadliness part. But Motobu was a tough opponent anyway.
Depends on what type Kata and sports probability doesn’t work but Kiyokoshin absolutely does
most people who say karate doesn't work has never been in a. real fight
Mixed martial artists often complain they are afraid of when a burglar enters their house, since they won't know what to do. That's why we recommend karate for people seeking real world self defence
Out of curiosity what would a karate practitioner do in a situation like that that an mma practitioner wouldn't?
@@Jake-yz3qvi have the same question
... Motivational😀
I LOVE how this is on beat 0:38
KARATE IS A VERY DEADLY martial arts.IT JUST GOT IMMENSELY NERFED
the point of karate is making ur body a literall weapon not some sport points
AWESOME
Im more of a kickboxing muay thai guy but karate is my favourite martial art. It's difficult to find a school that teaches it properly tho
Isn't that the truth! Karate can be an incredibly effective and well-rounded martial art when trained correctly. Unfortunately, most karate schools cater to children.
Karate is a weapon, it's used in war to kill not for points
It's a beautiful art, it's a way of living, but it never ment for point scoring.
I love comedy videos like this one where karate is portrayed as a useful tool to defend one’s self.
Every even tried karate or just came here after watching some karate vs different Martial arts video
Still gotta give respect to sport karate and ones in the olympics competing for there countries. Martial arts all have different paths. Instead of comparing each path, respect each path. Not everyone is a mma fighter. Some people do arts like aikido for spirituality as well. All martial arts are beautiful. Comparing is a waste of time, when each path deserves respect, and we should all just respect and be open to each other.
i actually learn traditional karate then the modern one and i proudly say traditional karate is almost complete martial art
Im very lucky that I have a very traditional dojo and sensei
They think that all karate is just sport when in reality there is tangsoodo karate, Okinawa karate, and the best, kyokushin karate, those are the best and most effective and if they're going to act like they know everything then they better do actual research then they'd see that they're incorrect thinking it's useless
Karate is not ineffective it is not useless it's a way of life
Good!!! Can you do a Kung Fu little dark age?
I'm going to try other martial arts too for a little dark age edits
The problem with proper karate (from my perspective) is that all the effective moves would kill or maim someone.
It’s never the art in the man. It’s always the Man in the Art. Understand?
Martial arts and combat sports are good, a fighting system only turns to be inefficient for a person with low skill level/weak training/poor objectives/etc. People usually misunderstand and believe that a certain martial art or combat sport is strong or weak when they see certain fighters, but that's not the whole topic. Just like in another areas in our life, there are good and bad people at work, politics, school, university, relationships, etc. All the martial arts and combat sports can be very strong when trained properly and adding new ways of training and fighting by mixing them with other styles and fighting many other fighters
The art of empty hands? How strange, because before it was meant: "Chinese hands" because karate descends from southern Chinese Kung fu, from White Crane.Karate lacks explosive power, what karatekas don't understand or it hurts them to accept is: that this Japanese/Okinawan system is very primitive. They don't have much of a fight strategy in their cans. In the seconds: 0:44 why those Japanese sit with shuai Jiao blocks?
Dude, aikido sucks no matter your ranking or experience, just as an example of why your absolutist statement is wrong.
What you stated is partially true, but some styles are just poorly designed, or have become poorly structured caricatures of what they once were.
Like most systems of martial arts karate is grossly misunderstood. Like most a systems, it's nothing more then a boat you travel along a river. Learning all it's principles maakes you look like a brilliant man. When all your doing is steering and avoid the turbulence of the river. Mma, karate, kung fu it's all the same.
Ancient Karate have Grappling skills too.
Which martial art is effective in real blood fight?
Lovely.
Thanks.
Karate os usselles and unefective ?
Is One of the most dangerous marcial arts
I’m booked in a flight to Okinawa to learn karate
awesome
To be honest, the kata only karate competitions and the gloves is what made people think this way of karate
i hate kata competitions... "wow they look so fast... -punching air!" lol
it's also kind of funny that they're not executing in actual bunkai/practical execution, they're executing their movements for a performance smdh. this is why all that bunkai knowledge is getting lost these days, people would rather learn the performance/sport versions for their katas
when someone says that karate is useless.. just remember them who lyoto machida's!
My karate teacher told me to NEVER use sport karate in a real fight. The self defense type of karate is ruthless, Hooks and Punches all to the head, front kicks to the crotch, it is brutal.
for example in UFC or boxing there are rules you can't punch in the back of the head because can damage the cervical vertebra of a Fighter forever, But in a Street fight Everything it's Allowed.
Karate was made for defensive style not offensive
Kyokushin karate however is offensive and very effective
I think what most Japanese martial arts (traditional) based on is endurance and hard training to achieve high levels of patience
Karate combat 👌
A lot of fighting sports we think are ineffective today are actually able to be effective if you actually do the brutal training people back then did.
It's not about the pencil, it's about the artist
-Johnny Sins
and rules (for sport). rules greatly dictate, and can even kill certain techniques/methodology of a martial art
they even discuss this in Cobra Kai a bit. that the rules they use in the show, are the old school rules that International Karate doesn't follow. Which makes the All Valley such a big deal for Karatekas in America
Stephen wonderboy uses effective karate methods in MMA
Karate is not useless. It's a great movement practice with many benefits. It's just not the most optimal practice for either combat sports or self-defense.
what part was the opposite proven?
Shotokan 2nd dan here. The problem with sports karate is that the rules consider useless touches as points, so competitions essentially devolved into games of tag.
Magnífico :D
Que legal outro BR kkkkk
@@AkaiHikari claro :D
I'm going a dojo and learn sport karate. I'm trying the learn other martial arts so i train myself too. But where can i find the traditional karate stuff on internet? Maybe i can improve it with some helpful materials
Yeah, finding traditional karate stuff is a little pain to find, because there are only a few videos recorded (only in shotokan style). You should search for kudo or Okinawan karate videos, maybe it will help
Karate is the art of the war!!
It's true it isn't effective as it's sports...which means you're playing it as sports not a place to kill one it's not an actual situation we touch the opponent and return as score is the goal also to win match we know to both harm and visw versa ❤hope you understand what's a sport and which isn't...things are supposed to be expressed accordingly it clearly depicts the sports side❤