Karate vs Taekwondo | Unbelievable fight
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2020
- Both forms of martial arts contain tools and skills to balance each other out. It all depends on whether the trainee either of karate or taekwondo has put in the hard yards to hone their skill.
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When I learned taekwondo as a kid our teachers always told us: There is no superior martial art. Only superior martial artists.
This comment should had million likes
Daniel Maas your teachers taught you well. If they're still around and you wish to resume your studies seek them out and learn from them. Sadly that kind of knowledge is lacking today and students suffer for it.
Indeed. No one person defines a specific martial art (failure or perceived superiority. A person only represent themselves as competitors, nothing else), including the super-star Bruce Lee.
Each martial art was developed within its unique environment, never deemed as a sport--at least its early 20th century masters.
However, today, particularly in the US, we want to believe that there is a superior martial art above all. And so, a billion dollar industry has evolved out of it, and even trillion more beliefs that THERE IS a true, ultimate kick-ass martial arts that can inflate the testicles and ego with it.
Thats true,There's no superior or inferior styles in martial arts
that is so true
Pretty solid appraisal. I grew up in Taekwondo. Had a couple years of experience in Hwa Rang Do starting when I was 6, then went to Taekwondo. However, my experience seemed to differ from a lot of what I see in tournament-oriented schools. My instructor from 8 to 18 was a Vietnam vet, and looking back, I think he brought a lot of things into his training that he learned in the military...both in terms of discipline, training, and technique. He was very regimented. We trained in an old gym that didn't have A/C. Hot in the summers and cold in the winters. Made us do knuckle push-ups all the times, and at the first snow of every year, he'd make us run around the outside of the gym barefoot 7 times. He also employed more hand techniques than I tend to see in other Taekwondo schools. Looking back, I was very blessed to have the teacher I did. He was a real-life Mr. Miyagi. He taught his class 3 nights a week in a run-down gym...for no charge at all. He wanted poor kids to be able to learn just as much as those who were better off. Never asked a single thing from us except that we show up and that we go hard. And he didn't hand out belts flippantly. He had a hard and fast rule. Couldn't earn your black-belt until you were 16. Since I started when I was 8, I had to go 8 long years. Many schools would've given a little punk-ass 12-year-old his black belt just cuz he "went through the process." My instructor knew and respected what that belt stood for...and like a rite of passage...that no child should wear it.
Your Sensei is not kreese
Bruh were you in the TKD version of Cobra Kai?
@@andrewgillim5952 yeah story seems a bit sus
My teacher just did it for the money tbh i did not learned anything from him or taekwondo, he made the prizes higher so a lot of us just left
Você deve ter sido aluno do meu mestre (Rony), aqui no Brasil. rs
"When you lose a fight, it's bcoz of you, not your marital arts style "
Ip man
@@Messiiiiuuuuuu10 LOL
Unless of course you train fantasy based martial arts
Ip Man was wrong then. You know, just because some respectable says something, it doesn’t mean they’re right. In a self-defense situation, 1 year of Muay Thai, Judo, boxing, wrestling or BJJ will serve you much, much better, compared to 1 year of Shotokan Karate, South Korean/international style TKD or Wing Chung.
It is in part about the fighter; Yes, absolutely. But it is equally, if not moreso, about the weapons of the fighter. Bad weapons will always detract from the full ability of the fighter.
bcoz
tru
I have a black belt in karate. But I practice other forms also. It's best to have more than one option when it comes to defending yourself. All forms off self defense are useful.
i train karate and if i would rate myself id say im pretty good
@@Savage-lx9jz that depends if you have spared enough or not to make you good in a real fight and training u have put in
That I know all martial art are good. But it take the martial art person to bring the good out of any style.. I done many different martial art training, so I know all of the martial art I learned is Great. But I enjoy my WTF and ITF Taekwondo style with hapkido and some judo..I can switch to either hand to confuse the other martial art artists..Just be happy with any style you learn and defend yourself the best you can..
Taekwondo is best
yea i do taekwondo and there is a teacher that occasionally comes that started in karate. he gives us tips and techniques that could help with sparring which is useful
No one martial arts is better than the other. That's why UFC fighters practice different forms except kung fu. :)
Srry but honestly certain martial arts are dogshit like aikido and such so thats not really true
Yes but they are masters of nothing.Schevchenko is the closets to a Master in UFC.
@@SRTTren sorry dude but in life or death situations aikido is one of the best when dealing with multiple opponents. Taekwondo and karate they are great but when dealing with someone physically stronger than you can not miss a punch or kick. then ju jitsu if you got one guy locked up a second one just come up and kick you. Greco roman wrestling and ju jitsu are the worst when dealing with multiple opponents.
but none of you actually do that. That would involve going to a dojo with a Japanese sensei and studying Karate for five years, then doing the same with a Japanese sensei in a dojo and getting a black belt in Real Japanese Jujitusu....then you could flow from one to the other...but most of you never set foot in a real martial arts studio. Therefore you're not doing martial arts. You're doing "combat sports".
Sounds nice but there are enormous differences. Majority of karate dojos train for competition and end up using a lot of time in Kata. There is little contact training so there is no body hardening/conditioning. Most kickboxing schools are the exact opposite of this. It leads to very different results ...
Yea, "UNBELIEVABLE FIGHT", because there IS NO FIGHT!
LMAOOOOOO
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Look at 1:38 !
Kind of clickbait though... A lot who came here probably thought the "fight" would involve a fighter from both skills...
@@ataidemovies mn
No art is the best....it is the artist who excels.
Apart from aikido lol
@@rossfowler7530 aikido is good, every martial art is good depending on the user, theres no need to ridicule a certain martial art just because you cant do it right
2:19 That is the coolest thing I've ever seen
The red one , he is taekwondo champion u-80 kg ,his name is aaron cook, the blue one is steven lopez whos champion of olympic 2000,2004, and 2008,, they both is legend in that category,,
They are amazing, really... That works for a kick with the one leg being held too. Sadly, I don't have the equipment to try it....
How blue knocked down red but on the way down red managed to kick him in the face yea that can never be me
Thats taekwondo for ya. You should 10/10 do it. Please.
Yessss
I'm in taekwondo and I love it! Martial arts is a really neat skill to learn. In addition to taekwondo I would also like to learn brazilian jiu jitsu and wushu, have multiple different defense strategies for a variety of bad situations.
I’m going to a class next Monday so...I’ll be trying it out for 4 weeks to see if I like it, and also my cousin is a pro at it he’ll teach me some things
That's awesome! You and I will be brothers in martial training. It will be a great journey!
@@nathannelson6843 brothers and sisters* :))
I haven't met a lot of people named Darki so I just didn't know. I'm so sorry, I wasn't trying to assume anything.
@@nathannelson6843 its okay no worries
Having attained black belts in both karate and tkd, I appreciate your balanced presentation of both of these art forms. As you said: neither is superior to the other . . . It comes down to the individual practioner and their willingness to work hard.
So this one practiced karate by 100% and the other practiced taekwondo by 100% of the strongest?
Twd is better as for defense karate is slower but I will say this about karate u will learn to throw better punches in karate not better kicks and not better defense
@@viix4272 depends who gets a lucky strike in
TaeKwonDo teaches fist and feet as first way. My TaeKwonDo Instructor always said patience in all situations. Yes there are many different kicks used but also many different blocks and punches. TaeKwonDo is all about developing one's spirit, one's way of life, along with protection.
True :)
Itf tkd uses all your body, were i go, we learn to use elbows and knees too.
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Be water my Friend, be formless
- Bruce Lee
Actually, you don't need Martial Arts, you just have to be a mineral water 😆✌🏻
Bruce Lee fight skipper Mullins who is rank 10h degree black belt in taekwondo and Bruce Lee win
Yes a real fight
Ah, crap
Im salt water :(
I love tkd when automated armors are not available
Same here, I miss the days that we hit it hard for points
BAD ACID agree . I hate the chest guard with a passion .
@@414_Legit well there's ITF tkd, as opposed to the olympic one, its more traditional, they never use chest guard, they allow punches to the face and all that fun stuff
achilles I miss the old days . Even now at the traditional tournaments they wear the chest guards
ITF
I believe in learning multiple styles. I started as a kid (6 years old) with Taekwondo still practice now in my 50's. My dad was a golden glove boxer so he taught me over the years. I also took 5 years of Jiu Jitsu, 4 years of Muay Thai and 3 years of Kenpo (Kempo) . I served 8 years in USMC also got to learn MCMAP. (go ahead with the crayon jokes) .
I now have both my girls in Taekwondo they love it a lot and look forward to their sessions.
Side note: we were recently at the park helping my girls with their Taekwondo techniques and some random guy comes up and says to me you should put them in boxing it's superior.. I said ok thanks I'll think about it. Instead of arguing with his narrow focus I just let him talk. He was promoting his gym. which on it's own was fine just the way he came up I didn't like. My 6 year old said grandpa boxes with us. He walked away 🤣🤣 kids no filter.
I don't need his training since they are also learning boxing techniques from me as my dad taught me, he's still around so smiles when he sees them boxing and helps when he can. Next year I'll start them into Jiu Jitsu and mix a of some MCMAP.
I strongly believe as parents should have their children do one form or another. The more the merrier
They learn respect, patience and self discipline. Plus they can protect themselves.
If you train to a high level in boxing, judo, and taekwondo, then you are a formidable force.
nope muy Thai jodo tekwando
I'll just like to note there are many types of karate and each one is pretty different than the other. The karate mentioned in this video is only one type which is named karate kyokushin. It's the most brutal one out of all types and focuses mainly on power and enduring pain. It's mainly about fighting full contact with your opponent without wearing any protection. Punches aren't allowed to the face during tournament fights because we're not allowed to wear any protection although kicks are allowed so as knees on the face. That's the rules. Of course, they train at the dojo how to punch the face and so on and learn how to fight with punching the face but they're not allowed to use it at tournaments.
i dont belive in karate styles because karate was first made as one martial art together
Oh wow, our karate style is more centred in technique and even thought we do practice a lot of offence our main goal normally is defense and we use protection in the face too. It is totally not permitted to punch or kick someone directly on the face but I think it’s is allowed to kick on the side of the head only if wearing protection and with caution of not knocking out or breaking a bone or something
Interesting fact is that kyokushin karate is also invented by the korean master Choi bae-dal in japanese imperial invasion era.
@@Soultaker_-pb8dz Different karate styles isn't really something you can choose to believe in lmao
@@Soultaker_-pb8dz then you are ignorant
Karate is not only Kyokushin Style, there are much more, Shotokan, Wado-Ryu.... Taekwon-Do is not only WTF style. There is much more, ITF-Style, WTF-Style, Traditional Style, Kwon Style...
Actually, the only styles that should be split individualy are WT (old WTF) and ITF. Originaly there were 5 different schools or Kwans in Korea that diverged in a few others later and nowadays there are probably more. However, unlike certain Karate Styles you mention that are different from each other, the roots and philosophy in the main Taekwondo styles are very close to another. Besides that, there's Songham/ATA, which I have a hard time including in the same group because it was founded later in the USA and kind of diverges from the original philosophies to include the use of weapons. The current issue with Taekwondo, especially WT, is that it is heavily focused in the olympic sparring system which has been changing VERY constantly over a short period of time in multiple aspects and compromising the style.
Technically WT (WTF) is not a "style" of taekwondo; it is a sporting organisation managing a specific competition ruleset (many Taekwondo techniques are illegal in WT competitions) (Only coutries can be members of WT and not individuals or dojangs) . It's more technically correct to call the style primarily competing in WT-sanctioned competitions Kukkiwon-style taekwondo, since Kukkiwon is the organization that defines the complete style and that style has 90% more technics that you see in WT competitions.
@@Rhodrago Yes, technically. But to be fair both WT(F) and Kukkiwon are nothing but administrative names for the entities that rule the martial art itself, at different levels. In fact, there was just one style of Taekwondo which was Taekwondo on itself, but it split into two different political "parties", once WT separated from ITF. The differences in rules is basically what separates one style from another, but both are generally referred to and known as WT and ITF. WT became the most popular name because, well, it's the name associated to international competitions and what appears written in uniform and gear most of the times.
@@RealSaturnPT Kukkiwon is the headquarters and rules over the WT federation. The techniques allowed in Olympic sport taekwondo (WT) are only a fraction of the techniques that the Kukkiwon style has. For example: only “one” hand technique is legal in WT competitions (straight punch to the body). The Kukkiwon definition of Taekwondo has a lot more hand techniques to the whole body, but those are forbidden in WT competitions (because WT rules). In other words Kukkiwon is the government organization. WT is only the organisator of the sport versions (kyorugi and poomsae) of this martial art that is defined by Kukkiwon. You can't just graduate only in the sport subset (WT) of the martial art.
WTF never split from anything. It was ITF that split from KTA. KTA continued to work in parallel, eventually establishing the organizations Kukkiwon and WTF. KTA is still active.
ITF splitted again after a while. This resulted in three different federations (styles) with three different headquarters, Toronto Canada, Vienna Austria and Spain Benidorm.
The following is from Taekwondo wiki
Choi Jung Hwa, General Choi’s son, headquartered in Toronto, Canada. (Choi continues as president of this ITF today.)
Chang Ung, the North Korean candidate, headquartered in Vienna, Austria. (Chang Ung eventually retired and was replaced with Ri Yong Son).
Trần Triệu Quân, the person elected at the 2003 ITF World Championship. (Tran was later killed in an earthquake in Haiti and was replaced with Pablo Trajtenberg.)
Unfortunately, there was no single “clear” right answer. Various grandmasters opted to follow each of these men, and the result was three different organizations making credible claims to be the “real” ITF.
In 2003 when Trần Triệu Quân was elected by the "remaining" ITF organization, that ITF entered into a lawsuit with the Chang Ung ITF regarding the ownership of the ITF headquarters building in Vienna, Austria. Austrian courts ruled in favor of the Chang Ung ITF; in response the Trần Triệu Quân ITF relocated its headquarters to Spain, where it resides now.
@@Rhodrago Again, the creation of both Kukkiwon/WTF and ITF were the result of a political split between General Choi (ITF) and KTA (Kukkiwon and WT). KTA was not even a Taekwondo Association to start with. Both Kukkiwon and WTF define the style you know nowadays as Kukki (National) Style or WT(F) Style based in competitions. Calling Kukki Style or WT style is basically using different names for the exact same thing. No single martial art resumes to the tournament rules and techniques allowed, especialy traditional ones like Taekwondo or Karate. I do own two different official Kukkiwon books/guides, I know very well how rich Taekwondo is. Wether you call it Kukki Style based in conventional training or WT style beased in international tournaments, no name is incorrect. Regardles of being different entities they promote the exact same style.
I am Korean and in taekwondo you learn how to switch your stance very quickly and we have a lot of hand techniques too though we focus on legs no two martial arts are better than each it is really based on what you are trying to do though I am not biased I do very much recommend taekwondo.
I am a Indian girl and I learn taekwondo from 1 month. I hope it’s a good martial art.. 😊
I am also korean and I do taekwondo also..
@@MIL-in2tpI'm costa rican and I have 14 years doing Tae kwon Do...my advisment is to learn the real martial art not the sport...because is a very different thing.
In "modern" taekwondo you'll learn kicks basically but with the martial Tae Kwon Do, you learn to use all you body as a weapon.
Are you sure you learned taekwondo..? Taekwondo is one of the most useful martial arts against self-defense! *taekwondo also requires much skill and balance. yes, i also recommend it~~
@@eleforcollege5477 they didn’t even say anything bad 💀
You forgot that taekwondo has 2 different types of the martial art. ITF and WTF. ITF uses more hand techniques than WTF which you just showed
What about ATA?
... EXACTLY 😂
WTF old style was more like ITF only different poomsee, but WTF wanted to go Olympic and changed to this stange form...Now they changed it even further...
Moo Duk Kwan, Jhoon Rhee, Kuk Mu Kwan, ATA.
Thet had to change the name of wtf to to wt
I'm THE FUCK and WHAT THE FUCK are just the same
When you master both karate & taekwondo its like you handling a ball with the hands of Michael jordan & the legs of Pele so why don’t you just get both?
yes, the best martial art is mixed martial arts
(KARATE-TAEKWONDO)
1:43 That's Kazuya Mishima's Kick! 💥🦶🥋🎮
That damn forward four 😂
I wonder if his crouch dash 2 (EWGF) is a real karate move 😂
And if I learn it perfectly will I be able to glow blue and do a just frame 😆
@@TD-ef4tf the jin kazama forward down forward 2 is actually a kyokushin karate move that exsits , it's not a upercut to the face, it's to the soler plexus
I've been training Taekwondo for 30 years now, and I also trained in Judo, MMA, and boxing (and some others but not karate). Of course, I don't think that any martial art is superior to another; I love them all. But the idea that in taekwondo we use more kicking than punching is a misconception. Actually, there are more punching techniques, if you count them, than kicking. The problem here is that in competitions, we limit a lot of punching for security reasons. Of course, in the WTF, where they are more focused on competitions due to the Olympic games, they will have more kicking than in the ITF, where we don't focus that much on competitions. Anyway, in the ITF, once you get within a short distance of the opponent, you will start sending as many punches as you can. That could be a difference between WTF and ITF. Another thing would be the way of counting the points; they could have a sensor to count it. We didn't add those things as we wouldn't count a kick as a pushing technique or if the kick didn't have the intentionality to cause damage and then be controlled (at least, those are the rules... I asked why we didn't do that in the 2009 World Championship during the coaching courses, and that's what they answered me. That's the reason we wouldn't start a circular kick from the front, but we also do our cheats. Anyway, those things are competition techniques but not the real martial art. Neither Taekwondo from Grand Choi nor Taekyon trained by the Hwarang warriors. By the way, ITF was founded in 1966 and WTF in 1973, and there were a lot of disputes when this happened as WTF used the same name as Gral. Choi, then we became all friends, and we could move from one to the other and keep the rank. I come from the linage of Master Kim; he was the master of the master of my master. Now Master Kim is in the WTF as Chung and Choi, who were the 3 masters that brought Taekwondo to my country. This is not that ITF is better than WTF, but the video said it was from the old corea... Taekwondo is a mixed but it is a new martial art and it's name invented by gral Choi during ww2, the old martial art from Korea is Taekyon. We also have the Kwon part.
Andy Hug at 1:15, RIP, great fighter.
Yep the great Andy Hug RIP.
"The best style is no style" by Bruce Lee
As a karate user myself I say that I don’t think one is better than the other but one can surpass the other with the amount of effort you put into what you’re doing
Like Bruce Lee said become like Water that is as deep as any buddy can probably think that's why he was so good.
Bruce Lee learned Taekwondo.
there are 3 disciplines of martial arts, 1) sport and competition, if you want to compete with similar schools, 2) body toning and the spiritual aspect, and 3) military application, which teaches entry, finishing and quick kills. You best decide which discipline you want, find a school that teaches it, and throw yourself into it fully. I've found that most students just learn enough to go out and get their nose broke.
I am a 35 years old guy who never trained any martial arts and maybe i would like to give it a try, but i do not know which one..could you by any chance, please write down which martial arts belong to which group..you mentioned 3..thank you!
A lot of it depends on the particular school you're going to because a lot of times either one is gonna help you more simply depending on the school. I take Goju-Ryu Karate, and our dojo teaches rounded self-defense, punching, kicking, knees+elbows, takedowns, locks, etc... so really what it comes down to is finding a school in either martial art that teaches more than just one thing. I used to do Taekwondo but quit because all we ever learned was kicking literally nothing else, however, I have a friend whose TKD school is crazy good and of course, focuses on kicking but still teaches a good amount of everything else as well.
The Founder of Taekwondi ( choi hong hi ) was actually a 2nd degree blackbelt in Karate, so most of the moves we do are inspired by Karate
correct answer
As my instructor have once said: Taekwondo is the power and strikes of Karate, and the speed and stamina of Kung Fu.
Tae kwon do is more than 2000 years old, karate came then
@@thebluedragon07 wrong
@@jtfa28 source trust me brow
Brutal tv is a brutal guy nd a good martial artist! Nd top advice knowing perfect to hv known to teach us. Appreciate ur knowledge pal tanks a mill...
I learnt kungfu 4 3 years, taught not 2 punch in d face, not to kick below d knees, when I had a fight, he punched me in d face , I just collapsed
Oof, you were taught in a sparring style then, in sparring below knee doesnt count, in taekwondo head shots do count ig tho, most martial arts dont provide much help in a real fight, like with taekwondo if you try kick, you will just get shoved over coz ur imbalanced, jui jitsu and judo are probably the best martial arts for street fights, in my opinion
@Bio Wiz9 Martial arts like kun-fu arent very practical for street fights, he didnt expect his opponent to punch his face as he was taught in a sparring style, where you try get points ratrher than harming the opponent
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Welp the thing is dude no martial art is good without experience
What kinda kungfu u do i was in the shalion temple for 5 years and i did get smacked in the face did u do like a different kung fu like which subject u do my guy
I started taekwondo 1981 and kept on to around 2000. Tried Karate for a couple of years but it wasn't for me. And when I was younger, 49 today and hopefully wiser, I thought that taekwondo was the best. Then after a couple of tournaments and some ass whopping and some wins against other styles I found out the truth. It wasn't the best. It's like Joe Frazier knocked down Muhammad Ali, Foreman KOed Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali KOed Foreman... The one thing I've learned is whether you do judo, karate or tkd... We're all the same. We love martial arts. And that, puppies and kittens, is what matters. To have fun😊
Agree sir . 😎
100% agree
ehhh Karate's still better than Tae Kwon Do. (;
@@vernievuitton maybe you're right sir. Maybe you're right 😉
I hear that Karate hand n arm movements are more varied n developed than in TKD.. BUT KICKS IN TKD are more varied n developed? I don't know.
Jesse Enkemp debunked all myths surrounding the origins of Karate such as peasant not allowed to bear arms etc...
Must watch.
Peasants not allowed to bear arms? Sounds like a US near you.
We should debunk Jesse Enkemp...
At the end of the day you have to choose what martial art is best for you depending on your strengths and weaknesses. For instance, my friend was tall and agile. He went for taekwondo. I'm shorter and more muscular so I went to karate. (Unfortunately not for a long time due to finances.) We could have probably both trained well in either, but it's about what form of martial art you can use best.
I used to learn classic style TKD, which is a full-body contact style when was 7. for nowadays international tournament-style TKD is much popular and had big successes as sports.
but missed lots of good things.
But it also helps to know what type of karate and taekwondo you're talking about, because the sport versions of these are basically useless in a real fight unless the type you train with are tailored to the type of situation you're in that calls for it.
Go train kyokushin karate and see that you're wrong
lol where's the actual karate vs taekwondo again? oh wait....
???????
It's his Channel tho
I saw him and favorite martial art fighter, Andy Hug. Thank you for enriching the art so much with your creation!
This is by far the most informative video I've found on the differences
Which one do you like better?
Karate
keep it up
I think every martial arts have their own limitations.. its not which martial art is better it's how a individual use it in effective way and perfect timing... I respect every martial art
Tkd
Karate
If Teakwondo user keeps his distance he has the advantage of reach. If karate user blocks or dodges taekwondo users attack while chargin in he might win.
Video clip was perfect
Thanks a lot
Brilliant analysis and evaluation ❤👍
Two of these martial arts is the best because my sensei told me once, the one who train harder and never give up he is the one who can be call a master of they own martial arts
No martials arts are better. It depends how dedicatedly you learnt it. I played Kung-fu for decades but learning everyday
Wrong. Boxing is obviously better compared to Aikido. Do you even fight? Of just play-spar?
@@evilseedsgrownaturally1588 well no comment on your perception.. 👍
@@rajdeeppathak6118 its not a matter of perception, its a matter of facts, something you seem to struggle with.
@@evilseedsgrownaturally1588 well you are taking like a beginner. I wish you all the best learning martial arts better 👍
@@rajdeeppathak6118 Let's make a small hypothetical, just to drive the point home and find out if you are either fantastically inept or just wildly dishonest.
1.000 men picked at random but within the age group of 18-40, all train boxing for 1 full year.
Another set of 1.000 men, picked at random but within the age group of 18-40, all train aikido for 1 full year.
Now they all fight, one at a time, until a knock-out or submission is scored by either opponent.
Which group do you realistically think will score the most in this match.up?
In a match in a ring, the difference would be the rules. I have trained karate for over 40 years, and every time I had a conversation with someone practicing Taekwondo, and they ended asking me to a "friendly match" I tried to refuse because I said "under what rules". The few ones that said "rules don't matter, just a friendly match, we are not counting points" they ended angry and saying I was a dirty fighter because some of the karate tools like punching to the face, leg sweeps and throws (in karate a few ones are accepted in competition, but we learn a lot that are not) are seen as dirty fighting in TKD. To come on an agreement on how to make rules KD vs TKD where the two competitors could use the best of their abilities is almost impossible.
Just so everyone is clear the karate portrayed is Kyokushin/Ashihara/Enshin. Not the watered down Shotokan variant.
I’m taking TKD, im currently a yellow belt and even though I seen some improvement sense I started I know I got a long road ahead of me to get better
When i was young i train in taekwondo, but in practice i run very fast a sprinter to be exact, made my assailant even more mad.
I am a martial artist myself. I practice wing chun, Filipino martial arts of arnis/kali, and Thai boxing. In reality no martial arts is better then others. After we train Martial arts from a master, you learn how to have your own expression as a martial artist. I really don't fight in tournaments. My art is only for self defense and for the streets as well. To prepare for the unexpected. Great video by the way. Karate tournaments didn't have protection. It was full contact, teakwando had protection but still was good. Karate can definitely with Stand pain. Because they are known to that. All martial arts can learn how to take pain so that way you can be use to getting hit. Mind, body, and spirit
I was like just get on with the fight 🤣🤣!! I'm dying to seee it
I am a senior blue belt and TaeKwonDo and I promise you TaeKwonDo got good hand attacks. Clever ones too.
They do one of my friends is a Black Belt and a teacher in TaeKwonDo they do got hand but I think what they meant was it dose not have a punching empathizes in punching. I used to Spar with them like once a month before lockdown I myself have over 20 years in Judo and 10 in Wrestling it was fun teaching each other techniques we liked using TKD is a grate stile if you have good timing and ability to read
Wow I'm a yellow in belt I tae Kwon doe and I would say kicks is the way to go!
@@patogaming5239 nice one
share link of clever hand techniques?
I’m a l3 red belt my next belt is black
Pour le Taekwando c'est un combat pur compétition que pour les pieds,mais très rares les coups de poings,ils utilisent rarement des coups de poings.Par rapport au karate japonais, ils utilisent toutes les techniques des poings, pieds,des projections tous.....ceux qui sont possibles ou impossibles à réaliser pour un Art martial.
Great content; thanks for sharing
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The click-bait is strong in this one.
Came to watch a fight, instead got a guy talking about things I already knew for 8 minutes of my life that I will never get back again.
Both arts are beneficial true. But, I decided on Taekwondo as an art form to learn. Because of the fact that has more kicks. And my opinion, more powerful kicks than karate.
I had a niece that was taken karate, at the same time I was taking taekwondo. I remember when she came to watch me. In one of our full contact tournaments.
I recall her saying just how brutal we were! Of course that was old school Taekwondo that I took. Not like the water down crap today. When we did full contact. We did full contact!
Just training in class sparring. I received many bruises, and three hairline fractured ribs at one point. All part of the game. If you really want to get good.
I was lucky enough to have a former Marine, as our master. He pushed me hard throughout my training. And I am very grateful to this day that he did.
I've had so many people ask me. Can Taekwondo be effective on the streets? The answer is yes. But only if you train hard, often, and with everything you have.
And most of all. Do not use it like you would in a tournament. Stay away from the high kicks. Everything waist and down. When you hit heavy bags and so forth. Do not pull your power. Hit with everything you have.
That's the kind of muscle memory you want to develop. In order to be effective in a street altercation. Anyway nice video. It was pretty entertaining to watch.
You couldn't be more wrong
@@crisalcantara7671please by all means. Elaborate on your vast knowledge of Martial arts. And explain to me just how I am so wrong in my statement?
Just a word of advice. If you feel the need to reply to somebody. Try to do so and more than one sentence. And please be sure you know what you're talking about before you consider that reply.
I'm speaking from around 30 years of experience in martial arts. And I've seen a lot in my time my friend. Tournament and in the streets. But again please, enlighten me of your vast knowledge.
@@streetsmarttaekwondo but for real , taewkondo is a good martial art and is effective as a self-defense art also but for close range you'll have to mix it up , like old style teakwondo was and will always be the best in my opinion cause they taught it as a form of military combat, with knees , elbos etc . so I say the new style is great for a Olympic sport not so great for close selfdefence , so what do you think.
@@crisalcantara7671you have me confused. As this is pretty much what I said in my original statement. Were you replied you couldn't be more wrong.
Taekwondo actually is a deadly serious killing system. Most Taekwondo practitioners today do not realize the deep history Taekwondo has had in warfare.
Taekwondo was given the ultimate proving ground for legitimacy that any Martial Art system could ask for,.... war. Taekwondo was used in the Vietnam War.
Korean ROK Marines also taught this style to U.S. Special Forces soldiers and also South Vietnam Soldiers during that war.
The U.S. military adopted Taekwondo for its Special Forces training along with Karate. Taekwondo techniques were added into U.S. Military Martial Arts programs because of the styles effectiveness.
But anyway, yes you do have to mix it up a little in close quarters. You should be able to use your hands, just as well as your feet, in order to be really effective.
The only thing I disagree with you on. Is new Taekwondo being better for Olympic sport. In todays Taekwondo tournaments. They tend to hold back, and spend too much time dancing around.
And also tend to use about half the technique, that old school used during tournaments. I'm speaking of WTF style full contact sparring of course.
So in my opinion. Old school Taekwondo sparring. Was much faster moving, with more aggressive attacks. Which made it much more exciting to watch.
@@streetsmarttaekwondo so we both aggree on the same thing then 😂
These comments are extremely helpful. My son is almost 5 and wants to try martial arts. I’m researching trying to figure out which is best. My best friend has her son in Karate but there’s a Taekwando place close too. I am just trying to figure out which one is “best” but I can see neither is the “wrong” choice. BUT if you have any input on this decision I am all ears 😊
more important than the style is the school.. you wont learn how to fight unless you fight. I personally like Karate because the best long distance practice is running and not kicking
It depends on the dojo and the sensei. Both could be great or neither.
The wealth of kicks is specific to taekwondo. and the intensity of the kick is much more effective and effective than other kicks.
You will feel like you are flying with a long taekwondo training. That is, how long you can stay in the air when you jump.
I've learned nothing after watching this, it was brutal TV at its finest
The thing about taekwondo is that it has the strongest kicks. If you can land them you win. But can you? Its extremely hard to keep distance in a real fight with taekwondo. But if you do it should be pretty much a guaranteed win. Especially if you get a headshot.
I love taekwondo kicks and kata and karate strength.
Body builder can't dance
@@cyberacers Except when you get get kicked you will what strength he is talking about. Kyokushin Karate, which is shown, here have much better conditioned than most martial art there.
Like Bruce Lee said, remove all the unnecessary movement take the best moves and let instinct decide which move is the best at any moment. Be the flow
Good video, super for me🏋♂️👊 blessings friend, good job👊👊
Great video!
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The person who made karate famous all over the world is Oyama Mastatsu, the creator of Kukjin Karate. He is not Japanese, he is Korean. When General Choi Hong-ui was making Taekwondo in Korea, he helped a lot in making Taekwondo and went back to Korea to run Taekwondo together.Then, in 1967, he suddenly became a naturalized Japanese under the name of Oyama Mastatsu, and many people know him as a Japanese. His Korean name is Choi Young-eui.
No it wasn't Oyama who made Karate famous all over the world.. He was certainly popular to a degree but not the main figure as there were several. Gichin Funakoshi was responsible for spreading Shotokan across the globe. Giching and Gigo, his son taught Mas Oyama Shotokan.
Oyama Mastatsu is the fouder of world's strongest karate "KYOKUSHIN"
The results we expected would be a survival fight a.k.a(street fight). Even a basic boxing technique of kick boxing can strike well and defend against flying dragon though.
all martial arts compliments each other.
Queria ver una pelea entre 1 de TKW vs 1 de Kárate😌
As a black belt in karate , I can promise everything he says is correct.
Try to fight paquiao, boxing is the best high endurance, quickness and power.
@@ryuken9238 but a boxer would have to get to the distance which an experienced taekwondo fighter wouldnt let happen if it was hands only then boxer would win if it was kicks only tkd or karate would win it just depends on the situation
They made the taekwondo scenes look so goofy but it’s litterly one of the most deadly techniques in the world..
"Its about the person, not the martial art"
-Sensei
Jiu-Jitsu...don’t touch him, just wait till he wake up.
Stances are for strength-building, power-generation and intimidation. Hence do not necessarily work in streetfight situations.
please explain how stances are only for intimidation and power generation .
lmao no.
i was in taekwondo as a kid, got to a blue belt. And in 7th grade I did boxing and Okanawan karate. now I'm being taught jujitsu by my mom who learned the basics in the military. it best to know multiple types of fight skills
I am a black belt 2nd dan in karate and have been practicing this martial art fot 10 years i love it and have been continuing it with dedication.my style of karate is kyukoshin full contact karate the strongest karate in the world i also a 4 time gold medalist in all india ashihara karate championship and 7 times silver and bronze medalist in state ashihara karate championships i love it and also encourage many other ppl to learn and practice larate
Karate is from Okinawa and was a martial art of mostly richer people since farmers had to.. farm and didnt have time for martial arts training it wasn’t a martial art from Japan for farmers Japan was the place to ruin and modernize karate
Karate and Taekwondo are completely different martial arts, so I don't think it's up to us to decide which is better. However, it is interesting to note that the founder of Taekwondo was originally a karate practitioner, while the founder of Kyokushin Karate is a naturalized Korean to Japan. (Kyokushin Karate = a type of karate）
My master always says to me and my friend because we are a white belt, he is a black belt he says "A Black belt is a White belt who refused to give up"
My Self from SHILLONG Meghalaya India I am 3rd Dan Black Belt of TAEKWONDO, but I support all kind Martial arts ❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤
Kicking method is different between Taekwondo and Karate.
Taekwondo kick is double movement.
It starts with folded knee and unfold it throughout the kicking movement.
Karate kick doesn't fold the knee.
Pretty Karate is very limited with it strikes. You perform a combo, but then you have to reset. In TKD it permits to allow a series of combos with hardly any reset. And depending on the school, it can also implement the combination of punches and kicks, and from close to mid range attacks.
Karate use hands, taekwondo use legs, that's the difference .. Taekwondo sparing is real, full contact and don't mess with your opponent. They will aim to kick your head all the time ..just imagine how it feels when your are kicked hard on the head .. there two types : International and World Taekwondo Federation. I can tell you the training is quite practical , although not as deadly as MMA, but still good for basic combat and self defense . Common use are front kicks, turning kicks and back kicks , jumping back hook . Hands are utilized for blocking the attacks .
Really. "'Taekwondo wins because I am a Taekwondo player. In short, I would like to tell you that Taekwondo is the most beautiful martial art. I am a Jordanian player and I say this 😏🤍 🍓
@@shahedabdrabbu281 so u sayin Taekwondo is better cuz u do it? Ok...
@@diealeyna5982 yep 🙂
I love the taekwondo More than myself 😂
But due to Corona 🙂 Taekwondo centers in Jordan are closed 😭😭😭💔
@@shahedabdrabbu281 haha i love both..
Im doing karate but my dojo is also dur to corona closed:') cant wait to start again
Btw my father is my trainer and i van also do home karate but i feel better if its in a dojo
@@diealeyna5982 o.m.g!!! really?!😶
Woooooow
I feel the coaches life is soooo beautiful 😭🤍🤍
guts, power, speed, in that order once a sifu told me...
My dad was a master at teakwondo as a kid he tought me some, but im learning karate now, nice to know some moves
I train Kyokushin karate and I am a green stripe belt, which is three away from black. I promise, karate is what keeps me living. It gives me something to look forward to everyday. My brother, his friends and my friend fought for the USA Kyokushin team in London and they became champions. I train with Sean Schenker and I Couldn’t ask for more🙃🙃
You mentioned mma as well.
You didn't mention boxing.
Boxing really helps in Street fight👍💪
Funny thing Muay Thai is not mentioned in the list of so called "Martial arts"... it look s to me more like a list of "Sport arts" or "sport disciplines" instead.
Make your body strong with Karate so that you can endure enemy's attack. Make your arms and legs as weapon with Taekwondo so that your enemy will be 'really' dead in one shot.
1.24 - Great Andy Hug!
這旋轉踢等花式動作都是在比賽有限制動作或表演中使用的，尤其在電影裡面，動不動就來個迴旋，像在跳芭蕾舞似的，這些動作有很大弱點，要背對敵人，重心又不穩，遇上高手，後果不堪設想。
I take Karate and my Sensei claims that Tae-Kwon-Doe isn’t a proper martial arts of knowing students getting their black belts in 4 years time when originally it should be 8 to 10 years time
I learned karate and taekwondo
karate strength powerful
teakwando focus on target in speed
In Kyokushin Karate which is shown in this video, you will 100% take the opponent's hardest body punch and leg kick no matter what with no protective gear. Very brutal martial art.
Yes
There are 2 different forms of taekwondo one is close to the karate and the other isn't.
@@porousbard3651
Well yeah, tae kwon do is a martial art that originated from karate. Originally from the one called shotokan karate.
It started off as an exact copy. Later mixed in taekkyon and called it their original. But ITF is point spar like Shotokan. Kyokushin is full contact.
Yap...I have to agree. Kyokushin Karate practitioner are much more able to take body shots and also strike much better than Taekwondo practitioner.
@@conanabang1515 kyokushin karate is built for endurance, whereas Taekwondo is built for stamina.
Once I'm korean.
ITF tkd and WT tkd is different
I studied tae kwon doe when i was a kid and later on it really came in handy
“Karate only for defense” - Mr.Miyagi
Karate 50% punching
50% kicking
Taekwando 15% punching
85% kicking
Note: it depends on % of strike
JAJAJAJAJA you dont know
Nahhhh man looks like u dont even know Taekwondo... In Taekwondo, they are 3 Forms u can learn: ITF, WTF and Traditional. In ITF and in Trad u punch a lot... ITF and Trad are a bit like Karate and Kickboxing.
U mean, WTF so specify it...
Why is it in Olympics TKD, no arms or elbows or hands are in use?
@TheAlexNike Yeah i know but it means World Taekwondo Federation...
Karate 75% kicking
I missed the fight...
Sir what is the mix of TKD and Kerate
ITF Taekwondo
The video just speaks about WTF Taekwondo
I believe learning a variety of martial arts helps and you take what’s useful from whatever martial art you studied and combine techniques.