they also use weapons in karate. its mainly for empty handed combat in case you have no weapon but it's also useful in wars. weapons are an alternative
The old Okinawan martial art (Naha-Te etc) where Karate originated from had weapons. The only reason why Karate today only mainly has punches and kicks (and some sweeps/throws) is because Japan wanted something like boxing lmao. Back then Karate had everything
Karate used to be called Tou Di or Chinese hand, during the Era of modernization Karate and its weapons split into two now the weapons become a seperate martial arts called Kobudo, kobudo has weapons like the Bo, Timbe and Rochin, Tonfa, and the Nunchaku or Nunchucks, but Karate and Kobudo are still one, don't let the translation to empty hand deceive you
@@user-qz5db8vn2qMartial Arts are both powerful because of Martial Arts is made of Technique/Method, taekwondo kicks are powerful and karate punches are powerful and you can do defence with it
@@struxir9 karate has a lot of high kicks which leave you open to attacks the most defensive martial art is probably a kung fu like lai tung pai. (Kung fu is not a martial art it is just a type of martial art.)
As a Taekwondo player what s challenging for me was high kicks because we should mainly concentrate on kicking. Sometimes you would feel throwing up after all the spin kicks.
nah fam i was taking lessons for quite a bit of time and they teach you all about balance so your throwing yourself off when you kick thats what causes the vomiting
@@BaronSlayerWing chun is better for most people since they don’t actually know how to punch as well as slaps and palm strikes being extremely effective if well placed.
It's the other way around. Tae Kwon do is a long ranged combat style and your goal is to do a good spin or back kick to ko someone immidietly like a sniper.
There are factually better martial arts in terms of usefulness and practicality, but who give af about all that. Pick what gets your attention and build SOME foundation to protect yourself. At the very least it'll get you into some form of shape and improve your confidence
Not really. Style matters, you think someone that does tai chi or aikido has a chance against a MT student? Sure some people can be deadly with karate or TKD but that heavily depends on their own physical attributes and even then the skill level of the opponent matters. A TKD black belt can fuq up a normal guy with minimal experience but theyll have a hard time against someone with MT cause they have no idea about clinching or punches..
Because there are objectively superior martial arts. If you’re looking for grappling the best is jiu jitsu, if you’re looking for striking the best is Muay Thai. This isn’t some random opinion I pulled out of my ass, it’s just the truth.
Como persona que lleva practicando Taekwondo desde los 7 años (ahora tengo 37), lo que mi profesor me enseñó sobretodo es a tener muchisima tolerancia al dolor y a controlar mi mal caracter . Me entreno como a el le enseño su maestro, corrigiendome a base de golpes con barras de bambu, también haciéndome pelear con sus hijas, que eran aterradoras. Hay que entender que el era nativo de corea y eran otros tiempos. Como lo echo de menos....
Wou eso sí es una historia interesante... Sigues en contacto con las hijas de tu maestro o simplemente las veías cuando entregabas con ellas por orden de tu maestro
Yo hago taekwondo desde los 8 y ahora tengo 13 lo malo esque mis profesores rentaban un lugar para hacer pero ya no van a dar clases por problemas economicos y personales y ahora nose que voy a hacer capas tenga que ir a otro encima a fin de año hiba a pasar a negro estoy en roja punta negra
@@alexguaimas475eso me pasó a mi yo practiqué de mis 5 a 10 años y donde entrenaba era rentado, cuando quise volver no sabía dónde encontrarlo, tarde pero lo logré al final tuvo uno propio y ahora entreno ahí
@@noahgray7640 if you want to be technically accurate. You could try to make multiple levels of preparation for the different levels of danger, imma give an example: Levels: 1) study the entire area you live in. Know which areas have gangs and mark it on a map, which areas have a lot of accidents, or a lot of crimes, etc etc... you make the entire map or you can pay a few different people to help make it and you can then know which areas to avoid and which areas are safer. You can also do the same when you go travel outside, you study which paths are safer and then make an entire map for the destiny you want to go towards. 2) now you have a danger map, but you can make an escape plans map by studying the structures of the map. To make it easier you can make 3 or 4 paths you think you are safe to go during your everyday life, then you can see all the spots, nooks, and crannies you can use to escape in any given situation. This way you can avoid getting cornered in case you do get into a dangerous situation. 3) practice the escapes, and become better at them, time yourself and change your escape map according to if you think the escapes are helpful and realistic enough to your current escape level that you tested by practicing. 4) get equipment that protects you in case you get in a dangerous situation that you can't escape. Body armor, a speaker that repeats a message like "HELP ME! HELP ME! SOMEONE ATTACKING ME!" very loud (just in case you have no pride and are willing to be embarrassed to be sure you live 💀), getting a gun, or any other weapon that you can use from a distance (bonus points if it also has some functionality even if they come close.). 5) practicing how to use your equipment so that you can see by yourself which ones seem to be the most effective and realistic. You can also update your map based on if the locations are good or bad for your use of weapons. 6) practice actual unarmed defense and martial arts for when someone gets close and you have no way to use the previous 5. You can also update your maps so you have an idea of which are the better areas for the style of martial arts you thinking of using. For example, karate is a lot focused on attacking what's in front of you, so if you practice karate, an alley is probably better than an open area where someone can attack you from the sides. For judo, a place with a concrete floor is probably better than the beach considering you probably want to break the enemy before he breaks you. 7) combine all the previous and create new innovative ways of dealing with different situations. For example: If you are running from a bunch of people but want to get rid of them for some reason: You can towards a narrow place so you can deal with 1 at a time, and then continue running when the other slower guys start catching up to the faster MFers. Or you can use 1 or 2 smelly bombs on the alley and then go almost toward the end of the alley before dealing with them. That they have to deal with the smell while you can breathe a lil better and can escape if a lot of them start getting close. Well, the most important is to plan ahead and practical test to improve your chances.
@noahgray7640 well, you could also go to the military or for a security team and see for yourself how professionals plan, make preparations, and train to keep someone or something they are supposed to protect safe. You also make money while working as one, so you are constantly learning and improving your ways to protect yourself.
My dad is a Fourth Degree Black Belt and a Three Time Champion in Kyokushin Karate and fought in a Kumite. My brother is a blue belt in Shotokan Karate And I’m a Green Belt In Taekwondo
It's already happening. You can integrate Taekwondo kicks into Karate and still call it Karate. And you can integrate Karate stances and punches into Taekwondo and still call it Taekwondo. Both the martial arts are pretty similar really, they're not very different.
@@nemkela yeah one prioritises speed and precision while the other prioritises power. Kyokushin also does leg kicks with shin BTW. Its good to know how to throw many types of kicks. Just look at Lyoto Machida, Israel Adesanya and Stephen Thompson. They know how to mix and disguise their kicks by integrating muay thai and karate. Be fluid and learn more than one martial art and adapt according to situation. Karate trains calf kicks as well if I'm not mistaken
That guy is actually not karate but a kempo Kempo is like karate but it uses weapons and chop boards while karate do kata kumite and learn emergency defences
@Lord Wesker who said taekwondo punches are weak? im not saying its stronger than freakin boxing, but just call a punch from an matial art weak. plus its about the muscles that tell if you punches are weak or strong, karate focuses on punch tecniques and taekwondo focuses on kick tecniques, not bad or better.
On training we are training both the same way, in street fight is taekwondo about confusing opponent with weaker attack to strike harder when opponent doesn't wait it. Also it's about speed and combination,you can combine everything with punching too
@@august4476 annnnd the UFC’s longest-reigning champion (nearly 3,000 days) was? That’s right - Anderson Silva (destroying *everybody* with his vicious Muay Thai game...especially his Thai plum clinch and knees). Peace! ✌️🙏
Alot of taekwondo dojangs I trained at all taught various disciplines of bo staff, nunchaku, kama, and swordfighting. Personally I had the impression from WTF/ITF TKD that karate didn't use a whole lot of weapons. Love to see it.
The Kobudo portion of Karate is interesting. It's important to remember that their weapons were originally farm implements turned into weapons (with the exception of the sai) to fight the Japanese after the Ryuku islands were conquered.
In fact, Taekwondo is a branch of Karate that places an extreme emphasis on kicking. Taekwondo and Kyokushin Karate are all martial arts that have achieved their own development with karate as their origin.
Overall, there is not a superior martial art, only one with a better use in certain scenarios. Someone with one martial art could beat another while another person with the same martial art can beat the previous winner. It’s all based on the person and somehow with all of our glory and how we’re supposed to think of what we do we can’t agree on that.
Never mind the style. They’re both incredible and very effective in combat depending on the person using it. I study them both by letting go of different judgement, stopped trying to compare and contrast and see as ONE ART! Just like Bruce Lee!
Taekwondo, Karate, and Boxing are the most evasive martial arts too, Taekwondo dodges and uses footwork light on the feet, and Karate blitzes all the time retreating and coming back with punches and kicks, and Boxing has the best head movement and footwork of all martial arts. Kyokushin and Muay Thai just eats all the attacks like crazy
Karate: ”Effective and aesthetic use of weapons”
Also Karate: Literally meaning ”empty hand”
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they also use weapons in karate. its mainly for empty handed combat in case you have no weapon but it's also useful in wars. weapons are an alternative
The old Okinawan martial art (Naha-Te etc) where Karate originated from had weapons. The only reason why Karate today only mainly has punches and kicks (and some sweeps/throws) is because Japan wanted something like boxing lmao. Back then Karate had everything
I know right.
Karate used to be called Tou Di or Chinese hand, during the Era of modernization Karate and its weapons split into two now the weapons become a seperate martial arts called Kobudo, kobudo has weapons like the Bo, Timbe and Rochin, Tonfa, and the Nunchaku or Nunchucks, but Karate and Kobudo are still one, don't let the translation to empty hand deceive you
@@wlgaming4990 I know that I do Shotokan Karate and looked at alot of videos about Karate.
Taekwondo can use for acrobatic attacks, agile, range and powerful kicks
Karate can use for defence, powerful punches and timings
takewondo is not a style is powerful than karate. and I go takewondo 7 years.
@@user-qz5db8vn2qMartial Arts are both powerful because of Martial Arts is made of Technique/Method, taekwondo kicks are powerful and karate punches are powerful and you can do defence with it
Disagree karate is all about the blitz
@@jo9442 for me, karate is better for defense
@@struxir9 karate has a lot of high kicks which leave you open to attacks the most defensive martial art is probably a kung fu like lai tung pai. (Kung fu is not a martial art it is just a type of martial art.)
As a Taekwondo player what s challenging for me was high kicks because we should mainly concentrate on kicking. Sometimes you would feel throwing up after all the spin kicks.
Lucky in not a vomited
nah fam i was taking lessons for quite a bit of time and they teach you all about balance so your throwing yourself off when you kick thats what causes the vomiting
What kind of taekwondo are you?
@@Taekwondo_36 what do you mean? If you're asking which belt I am. I am a blue belt
@@Taekwondo_36 ITF Taekwondo while starting with WTF i transitioned towards ITF for its more self defensive techniqes
Martial arts is like dancing . One specific dance is not better than the other , they are just different.
Oke try Wing chun on the streets hahah
@@BaronSlayerwhat do you want to say with your comment?
@@BaronSlayerWing chun is better for most people since they don’t actually know how to punch as well as slaps and palm strikes being extremely effective if well placed.
@@SkaterDenisX that Wing chun is only for movies!
@@BaronSlayerBruce Lee uses wing Chun, can you run hands with him?
Karate:is a sniper
Teakwando :is a machine gun
It's the other way around. Tae Kwon do is a long ranged combat style and your goal is to do a good spin or back kick to ko someone immidietly like a sniper.
@@cloudshifterno es tan haci cuando tengas la oportunidad metes una banda de patas y golpes pero tabiem tienes razon en eso
why is it so hard for people on the internet to understand that one martial art is not superior to the other, regardless of the persons opinion?
There are factually better martial arts in terms of usefulness and practicality, but who give af about all that. Pick what gets your attention and build SOME foundation to protect yourself. At the very least it'll get you into some form of shape and improve your confidence
@@pkphantom Jeet kune do practitioner over here
Not really. Style matters, you think someone that does tai chi or aikido has a chance against a MT student? Sure some people can be deadly with karate or TKD but that heavily depends on their own physical attributes and even then the skill level of the opponent matters.
A TKD black belt can fuq up a normal guy with minimal experience but theyll have a hard time against someone with MT cause they have no idea about clinching or punches..
Because there are objectively superior martial arts. If you’re looking for grappling the best is jiu jitsu, if you’re looking for striking the best is Muay Thai. This isn’t some random opinion I pulled out of my ass, it’s just the truth.
@@fishstks9677 Jiu-jitsu fighters are getting wrecked ans mauled by the Daghestan freestyle wrestling in MMA . I'm sorry i'm not buying that.
Como persona que lleva practicando Taekwondo desde los 7 años (ahora tengo 37), lo que mi profesor me enseñó sobretodo es a tener muchisima tolerancia al dolor y a controlar mi mal caracter . Me entreno como a el le enseño su maestro, corrigiendome a base de golpes con barras de bambu, también haciéndome pelear con sus hijas, que eran aterradoras.
Hay que entender que el era nativo de corea y eran otros tiempos.
Como lo echo de menos....
Fuerza, hermano. Estoy seguro que ahora está en un lugar mejor del que nosotros nos encontramos 🙏🏻
Wou eso sí es una historia interesante... Sigues en contacto con las hijas de tu maestro o simplemente las veías cuando entregabas con ellas por orden de tu maestro
Yo hago taekwondo desde los 8 y ahora tengo 13 lo malo esque mis profesores rentaban un lugar para hacer pero ya no van a dar clases por problemas economicos y personales y ahora nose que voy a hacer capas tenga que ir a otro encima a fin de año hiba a pasar a negro estoy en roja punta negra
@@alexguaimas475eso me pasó a mi yo practiqué de mis 5 a 10 años y donde entrenaba era rentado, cuando quise volver no sabía dónde encontrarlo, tarde pero lo logré al final tuvo uno propio y ahora entreno ahí
People that compare martial arts:🤡
People that respect martial arts:🗿
YASSS…..I’m a black belt by the way🫶🏼
@@nyah1802 SAMEEE
@@lolhelppls4120 YASS🫶🏼
GunFu: anyways I started blasting
Underrated XD
Dammm this coment is a blast😂😂
I know this is a joke so I'm not gonna be super serious but what if that plan fails
@@noahgray7640 if you want to be technically accurate.
You could try to make multiple levels of preparation for the different levels of danger, imma give an example:
Levels:
1) study the entire area you live in.
Know which areas have gangs and mark it on a map, which areas have a lot of accidents, or a lot of crimes, etc etc... you make the entire map or you can pay a few different people to help make it and you can then know which areas to avoid and which areas are safer.
You can also do the same when you go travel outside, you study which paths are safer and then make an entire map for the destiny you want to go towards.
2) now you have a danger map, but you can make an escape plans map by studying the structures of the map.
To make it easier you can make 3 or 4 paths you think you are safe to go during your everyday life, then you can see all the spots, nooks, and crannies you can use to escape in any given situation.
This way you can avoid getting cornered in case you do get into a dangerous situation.
3) practice the escapes, and become better at them, time yourself and change your escape map according to if you think the escapes are helpful and realistic enough to your current escape level that you tested by practicing.
4) get equipment that protects you in case you get in a dangerous situation that you can't escape.
Body armor, a speaker that repeats a message like "HELP ME! HELP ME! SOMEONE ATTACKING ME!" very loud (just in case you have no pride and are willing to be embarrassed to be sure you live 💀), getting a gun, or any other weapon that you can use from a distance (bonus points if it also has some functionality even if they come close.).
5) practicing how to use your equipment so that you can see by yourself which ones seem to be the most effective and realistic. You can also update your map based on if the locations are good or bad for your use of weapons.
6) practice actual unarmed defense and martial arts for when someone gets close and you have no way to use the previous 5.
You can also update your maps so you have an idea of which are the better areas for the style of martial arts you thinking of using.
For example, karate is a lot focused on attacking what's in front of you, so if you practice karate, an alley is probably better than an open area where someone can attack you from the sides.
For judo, a place with a concrete floor is probably better than the beach considering you probably want to break the enemy before he breaks you.
7) combine all the previous and create new innovative ways of dealing with different situations.
For example:
If you are running from a bunch of people but want to get rid of them for some reason:
You can towards a narrow place so you can deal with 1 at a time, and then continue running when the other slower guys start catching up to the faster MFers. Or you can use 1 or 2 smelly bombs on the alley and then go almost toward the end of the alley before dealing with them. That they have to deal with the smell while you can breathe a lil better and can escape if a lot of them start getting close.
Well, the most important is to plan ahead and practical test to improve your chances.
@noahgray7640 well, you could also go to the military or for a security team and see for yourself how professionals plan, make preparations, and train to keep someone or something they are supposed to protect safe.
You also make money while working as one, so you are constantly learning and improving your ways to protect yourself.
My dad is a Fourth Degree Black Belt and a Three Time Champion in Kyokushin Karate and fought in a Kumite. My brother is a blue belt in Shotokan Karate And I’m a Green Belt In Taekwondo
move to kyokushin later.
Ok😅
awesome
I bet your father hates you😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thats a cool flex tbh
Imagine knowing both martial arts then combining them into one style 😳
You could be batman
It's already happening. You can integrate Taekwondo kicks into Karate and still call it Karate. And you can integrate Karate stances and punches into Taekwondo and still call it Taekwondo. Both the martial arts are pretty similar really, they're not very different.
All MA are amazing. They all teach you inner strenght
Both 💪🏽😏🔥✨
God bless y'all God loves y'all ❤
Verse of the day
Philippians 4: 6 - 7✨
Amen,God bless you
Amen 🙏
Amen
They’re both so good
Teirejs p z
Anything can happen I will be always love my Taekwondo
I love that high spinning heel kick he did that was Dope 💯
just me is thinking should I take taekwondo or karate nxt yr 😭I feel like both are best finna cry 😭
Eu Faço karatê acho muito bom
Taekwondo
taekwondo..
Karate 🥋🥋
i do karate and the teachers are so strict kekw
I prefer taekwondo, 1000/100!I love it!
Imagine if that last scene was with a double blade lightsaber instead, the guy would be the master of the masters of the jedi
Both are badass. Martial arts are amazing.
Team taekwondo🥋 taekwondo is best
Taekwondo team 🥋
👇
I hear the roar of a lion when I see such mastery! May I properly reflect my own mastery ❤❤❤
Conclusion: both are damn beautiful martial arts ❤️
Taekwondo>>>>Karate,sorry, but I wanted to say it🗿👍
both are bs
As a taekwondo yellow belt myself we also practice using Nunchucks
BRO WHATTT!?? MY MASTER SAID WE COULD USE WEAPONS IF WE REACH BLACK BELT
@@Acer67damnnn, I started using them in karate when I was 6
@@SeanCoday WHATT??v
Taekwondo is my hobby
same
I should get into it. One of the main martial arts I'm interested in learning first is kyokushin karate. So many are so cool.
@@VicMeepnah karate literally made me injured a lot of times I prefer taekwondo
For me it's not just a hobbie...it's life❤
@@rollydeguzman1798Martial arts are about getting injured really. You'll get injured in Taekwondo too.
I just do the classic southern American three, Taekwondo, boxing, and the shooting range 😂
What's good at Karate is that there are multiple brunch of it : Kyokushin, Okinawan, Taido, etc.
Shito ryu~
Shotokan
Goju-ryu
I'm starting my fist karate lesson in 2 hours
how's your karate progression going?
They each took turns being the coolest
If i learn both of them i will be like a master
And if muay thai fighter throws one low kick u will be cripple
As long as you throw in some grappling too and not spar exclusively under a karate/taekwondo ruleset you’ll be fine
@@nemkela kyokushin karate also throws leg kicks bro
@@alanwerner7946 yeah I know, but difference is that in Muay Thai and MMA u throw kicks with ur Shin and kicks are more powerful
@@nemkela yeah one prioritises speed and precision while the other prioritises power. Kyokushin also does leg kicks with shin BTW. Its good to know how to throw many types of kicks. Just look at Lyoto Machida, Israel Adesanya and Stephen Thompson. They know how to mix and disguise their kicks by integrating muay thai and karate. Be fluid and learn more than one martial art and adapt according to situation. Karate trains calf kicks as well if I'm not mistaken
In my taekwondo school I saw the black belts in blue uniform and they were holding nunchucks
Ya. But there are many types of taekwondo many use nunchucks in red belt only. It is not compulsory that only black belt guy can use it 🙂😀🙂
I’m actually gonna be in taekwondo at the end of summer so I’m pretty excited😊😊
For me both style are unique in their own way
Takwando🥋🥋😀
Bro I love "Takwando"
no karate would win
Taekwondo better combos and fast kicks so I go taekwondo as I have been training for 5 years.
The first guy was wild 💀
Karate:the snake
taekwondo:the wolf
Vídeo muito Top OSS! !!!👍👏👊💪
That guy is actually not karate but a kempo
Kempo is like karate but it uses weapons and chop boards while karate do kata kumite and learn emergency defences
Karate does use weapons tho. Especially for belt tests
Imagine an attack from taekwondo + karate thats the Taekrate combo
Art of having a no particular martial art, and blending for it, adopting it
That's being Water my friend
From Brazil 🇧🇷 Love TKD 🇰🇷
Me in Taekwondo be like :
Suffer and Suffer in 1 st-
Is the sufferings that makes your effort pays off💪🗿, e bom treino para o senhor.
Tirando O Internacional.... Concordo Com Tudo Que Vc Disse
The thumbnail 💀💀💀
bro flying ☠️🙏🏽
Both of them are really powerful and special kind of art👍☯️❤
I want a Karate and a Taekwondo fight now
Facts:Taekwondo has powerful kicks but what about punches 👊
Punches are also strong if you do a lot of poomsae practice regular.
@Lord Wesker first of all don't spread hate to any art and im a tkd student and ik that my punches are strong too.All arts are best.
@Lord Wesker okay.
@Lord Wesker who said taekwondo punches are weak?
im not saying its stronger than freakin boxing, but just call a punch from an matial art weak.
plus its about the muscles that tell if you punches are weak or strong, karate focuses on punch tecniques and taekwondo focuses on kick tecniques, not bad or better.
On training we are training both the same way, in street fight is taekwondo about confusing opponent with weaker attack to strike harder when opponent doesn't wait it.
Also it's about speed and combination,you can combine everything with punching too
Amen🙏🕊️❤️😇✝️
Taekwondo and Karate😏 VS Kung Fu🗿
They both are amazing
What a kick from taekwondo
Both are best martial arts 🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️
Learning both will make u a demigod!!!
Taekwondo is kind of a flex ngl it looks so cool
Teakwando the best
Opinion
Yeah there are lots of good martial arts too, maybe you can pit your teakwando against martial arts from where I come from :D
Muay Thai enters the room...laughs, and leaves 🇹🇭🙏
And capoeira laught at all of you guys including muay thai 😄😀🙂
@@Subhradeep_ak99 hilarious!! 😂
@@paulpelle3046 mma scoffs
@@august4476 annnnd the UFC’s longest-reigning champion (nearly 3,000 days) was? That’s right - Anderson Silva (destroying *everybody* with his vicious Muay Thai game...especially his Thai plum clinch and knees).
Peace! ✌️🙏
Bro really said Muay Thai
Tang Soo Do: Own my children fighting over which techniques I taught them is better.
Taekwondo and karate: "incredible takedowns"
Team karate 🥋
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❤
I gotta do both to beat those thugs in my house
beat who 😮
Alot of taekwondo dojangs I trained at all taught various disciplines of bo staff, nunchaku, kama, and swordfighting. Personally I had the impression from WTF/ITF TKD that karate didn't use a whole lot of weapons. Love to see it.
Both look amazing
karate's ways of utilizing weapons is so crazy
The Kobudo portion of Karate is interesting. It's important to remember that their weapons were originally farm implements turned into weapons (with the exception of the sai) to fight the Japanese after the Ryuku islands were conquered.
What is the name of the song title ?
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GO! from neffex
@@showman_prince Thank you
❤I love you Taekwondo ❤
The first one is one of my favorite kicks to do
I'm from Indonesian Pencak Silat and i respect for other powerful Martial Art like Karate and Taekwondo, effective in Street fight
Taekwondo is king
Team Taekwondo👇
Both are beautiful and amazing arts
Dude throwing hip kicks
In fact, Taekwondo is a branch of Karate that places an extreme emphasis on kicking. Taekwondo and Kyokushin Karate are all martial arts that have achieved their own development with karate as their origin.
there arent any better martial arts, it just depends on how you use them
Wing chun would like the have a word eith you
Almost like violent dancing!!
Overall, there is not a superior martial art, only one with a better use in certain scenarios. Someone with one martial art could beat another while another person with the same martial art can beat the previous winner. It’s all based on the person and somehow with all of our glory and how we’re supposed to think of what we do we can’t agree on that.
No certain styles are just better than others. When it comes to striking Muay Thai is the best, for grappling it’s jiu jitsu.
@@fishstks9677 Yes, that’s what I meant by scenario.
Karate+Taekwando = most powerful combo
FAX
Karate+muay thai+jiu jitsu+Lethwei= you dominate the world
A gun: powerful, quick, literally a one shot
Both y’all dope af.
Karate (especially kyokushin) : rock
Taekwondo: water
Here is a simplified way to put it
Always Karate🤺🤺
🥊🥊 square up boxing wins
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It don't matter what style you have it's all about skills and age it's the only difference to define who wins the skills and age
As long as you know what you are doing, and you apply the right links, combos, and techniques, every martial art is effective.
Karate: puede ser practicado por viejos.
Taekwondo: no.
You shit Teakwondo better than karate all old man likes taekwondo
Karate is het best 🥰🥷💪🥋🥋
Exijo un video completo con esta música
Suena good ❤
Neffex-Go
As a MMA student that does forms including these, I see this as an absolute win
The song name is Go and the Singer is NEFFEX
I wish I had time to learn both ways of fighting I love the discipline that comes with martial arts
Flashy almost unusable kicks vs. kicks that remember they r still fighting instead of dancing
Meanwhile capoira- (dancin)
Subahanallah❤
I have been training taekwon-do for a long time, but my fight game became better when I also started training karate.
Man I sure hope I never get kicked by a teakwondo or muay thai boi cuz I ain't getting up from it in the next 4 year.
I'm being training as a taekwondo student and I can see that karate's technique is overall not bad🔥
My god😭😭😮 Very handsome
Taekwondo my number one ❤
That spin kick as a shit load of knee torsion on it.
Never mind the style. They’re both incredible and very effective in combat depending on the person using it. I study them both by letting go of different judgement, stopped trying to compare and contrast and see as ONE ART! Just like Bruce Lee!
Taekwondo, Karate, and Boxing are the most evasive martial arts too, Taekwondo dodges and uses footwork light on the feet, and Karate blitzes all the time retreating and coming back with punches and kicks, and Boxing has the best head movement and footwork of all martial arts. Kyokushin and Muay Thai just eats all the attacks like crazy
Kyokushin Karate VS ITF Taekwondo
*Our fight will be legendary*