I'm in California. I had a chance to train at a TKD school of mostly Korean guys for a year, it was so fun. There is something special about connecting with different cultures through martial arts. Anyways, good video.
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Look! We all get it! "I train harder!" "My three year old trains harder than this!" We get it! Put you dicks away! Also why does it matter if they count in Korean? Does memoriesing a few words make or break you winning the gold! Come the fuck on!! Worry about you self!
Well normal kids are doing some training for fitness. They have no intention to win big tournaments or become the best. All things lack on speed and power or even will-power to do so. Still its fine and if they love taekwondo, they should do how they like.
JamieLan2011 I was mainly pointing out that Peter said that hopping is outdated. Obviously hopping isn’t necessary while defending, you have to lean back. Hopping constantly isn’t good but Peter said that hopping in general was outdated. Please read the context of the message before saying something
For the record, I never said it was "elite" training. The video only captures a small slice of the workout. It was not meant to be boastful. That's not what the spirit of martial arts is about. Peace be with all of you!
Very nice workouts looks like fitness endurance work early stages, in ten weeks be much improved. The heavy breathing gives that away in time with regular practice they will be sharper more powerful and focused for longer periods. Takes time doesn't happen overnight.
When I fought in the Turnament Circuit(Open Circuit USA ) l was undeffeated for 5 Year's straight, always place Number One 🥋🥋🥋🥋🥋. But l think I could of kept winning . especially with my new Bridge kick's .
They're not even counting in Korean? In my Dojang a white belt is expected to learn how to count from Hana to Yeol within a few weeks; at most.. Stopped watching less then a minute into the video.
@Right Kim I know, I trained without head guards. I guess it is better to train with them, as you say you could accidentally hit your opponent in the head.
Spartan soldier I don’t understand why they use padding, as you understand we can’t move the same and if you get really hit you not getting the feel of the pain to experience it which will make you defend yourself much better and that is what will make a person a better martial artist etc
Spartan soldier yes by getting hurt or injured then people will only learn how to protect themselves... I did Kung fu lau gar style years ago and I went through some pain, there was one bloke there that had arms of steel and when we was sparring just using arms he used to torture me lol my forearms was bruised and smashed to bits but I took it and it toughened me up it’s the only way, I did find out later this bloke I was sparring with was also a professional martial artist of some other type of martial arts and used his forearms to break other people’s arms when trouble broke out in nightclubs as he was also a doorman lol he was only 5”4 tall but not to mess with... Yes you are right shitty equipment is no good as they will never learn, I did a few different martial arts/boxing etc over the years but never used padding only boxing gloves lol I’m to old these days haha... What type of martial arts do you do or have done?
before they bother learning how to hit a moving target perhaps they should learn to actually throw a kick with proper speed and force first....don't avoid the kicks,make one stand there and take the body shots fully and the other throw full force body shot kicks....that way one will learn to better take a kick while the other practices throwing one properly on a decent firm target with some actual give similar to a punching bag but slightly firmer,thus learning not only how to hit with some actual force but conditioning ones shins at the same time....whats the point of that body armor when these pansies are just tapping each other lightly with those mediocre leg throws you call kicks
My sons competed in tournaments. Working on cardio is vitally important to winning tournaments that require you to fight one opponent after another. You are correct about the technique. Winning the fight is the bottom line. I was satisfied with the results. My sons are true black belts. Please subscribe ua-cam.com/video/6hzVYvaYF6o/v-deo.html
Chili hahahaha ohh I wish that was the case but it ain’t in my training the kids can’t move at all when it comes to sparring and most of the higher grades as well in my class don’t know either I took a two year hiatus from Teakwon do and could still spar far better than them when I returned I’m with fellow red belts who can’t spar with me and I just can’t get a good spar in so I only get that in competitions which is sad
Thank you ! People have misunderstood,, These are students and this is only a portion of their training. The instructors are elite Korean Masters. Here is an example that you might enjoy. Please subscribe. ua-cam.com/video/6hzVYvaYF6o/v-deo.html
A basic rule to follow for a true martial artist. "Never under estimate your opponents." This is a friendly training session. Please post a link demonstrating your skills, so that the rest of us can learn from your superior abilities?
@@christopherlove2349One thing I am pretty sure is that: if they gonna fight in a ring with those techniques, especially with that front leg double roundhouse, their opponents have at least 1.5 seconds to evade to meters away and do the counter.
This is modern sport taekwondo. The roots of taekwondo as an effective system of self defense is almost non existant. This is training for sport not a real fight.
Well, it depends on the practitioner and the way the sport is taught. Also, out of 10, how would you recommend Muay Thai? I'm really interested in taking it after other martial arts!
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This training is part of our everyday training , it aint elite
I never said it was "elite".
Please feel free to post how your training is more elite.
definitely not elite
😂 😂 😂
Not even close bro
My 9 yr old daughter trains harder daily hahaha
My training is a lot harder than this a lot harder
😂😂
Not this is what i rember training back in the day wow i miss it so much if i could get back to this i would be happy AF
I'm in California. I had a chance to train at a TKD school of mostly Korean guys for a year, it was so fun. There is something special about connecting with different cultures through martial arts. Anyways, good video.
Thanks for your kind words. I agree completely! The Koreans have such a warm and giving spirit. My family and I cherish our time spent with the Masters! Please subscribe!
All the fucking experts are here on this thread.
Look! We all get it! "I train harder!" "My three year old trains harder than this!" We get it! Put you dicks away! Also why does it matter if they count in Korean? Does memoriesing a few words make or break you winning the gold! Come the fuck on!! Worry about you self!
Well normal kids are doing some training for fitness. They have no intention to win big tournaments or become the best. All things lack on speed and power or even will-power to do so.
Still its fine and if they love taekwondo, they should do how they like.
Wow all the negatives must come from pros!!! Thanks for the counting. Now I know how to count quickly up to 10. 😄👍
elite - once a week? ummm...
The korean training I experienced was like 3hours every day, but hey! :D
good job, keep on training! one major thing to fix: don't keep on hopping, its outdated, not energy effecient and can be at attacked multiple points.
JamieLan2011 I was mainly pointing out that Peter said that hopping is outdated. Obviously hopping isn’t necessary while defending, you have to lean back. Hopping constantly isn’t good but Peter said that hopping in general was outdated. Please read the context of the message before saying something
JamieLan2011 You can watch the video. No one is constantly hopping. Everyone stops to defend and move around
I live in England and go to Nottingham teakwondo club and this is shit because my warmup is usually over 20 mins and I train 9 hours a week lol
For the record, I never said it was "elite" training. The video only captures a small slice of the workout. It was not meant to be boastful. That's not what the spirit of martial arts is about. Peace be with all of you!
Forget about it, this was 3 years ago!
Very nice workouts looks like fitness endurance work early stages, in ten weeks be much improved. The heavy breathing gives that away in time with regular practice they will be sharper more powerful and focused for longer periods. Takes time doesn't happen overnight.
Lol definitely the opposite of elite it is just 16 min of dancing
When I fought in the Turnament Circuit(Open Circuit USA ) l was undeffeated for 5 Year's straight, always place Number One 🥋🥋🥋🥋🥋. But l think I could of kept winning . especially with my new Bridge kick's .
They're not even counting in Korean? In my Dojang a white belt is expected to learn how to count from Hana to Yeol within a few weeks; at most.. Stopped watching less then a minute into the video.
Same here
You know in Korea that’s just counting, it makes no sense to count in Korean if you’re not Korean.
hana
dul
set
net
dasat
yaseot
ilgob
yodol
ahop
yol
Thank you
Ok... And it matter that they count in Korean why?
ike_not _mike taekwondo is a Korean martial art
Hanna
Dul
Set
Net
Dasot
Yasot
Elgob
Yadol
Ahop
Yol
This is right spelling
why are they wearing headguards if they aren't allowed to hit the head ? ? ?
its use to protect your head
the secret SPY but why wear it if you dont Hit your enemy on the head nor does He Hit you ... So There is nothing to Protect your head from
Accident can happen. They might accidentally hit the head. Plus you sweat more so
Matthew Apurado Yup true that’s another reason to so you can get use to it. So in Tournament you can move freely with it on
@Right Kim I know, I trained without head guards. I guess it is better to train with them, as you say you could accidentally hit your opponent in the head.
Title says korean training *shows a bunch of white dude*
😂😂😂😂
3 hours? we train a whole day
When I did martial arts we was full contact without any padding
Spartan soldier I don’t understand why they use padding, as you understand we can’t move the same and if you get really hit you not getting the feel of the pain to experience it which will make you defend yourself much better and that is what will make a person a better martial artist etc
Spartan soldier yes by getting hurt or injured then people will only learn how to protect themselves... I did Kung fu lau gar style years ago and I went through some pain, there was one bloke there that had arms of steel and when we was sparring just using arms he used to torture me lol my forearms was bruised and smashed to bits but I took it and it toughened me up it’s the only way, I did find out later this bloke I was sparring with was also a professional martial artist of some other type of martial arts and used his forearms to break other people’s arms when trouble broke out in nightclubs as he was also a doorman lol he was only 5”4 tall but not to mess with... Yes you are right shitty equipment is no good as they will never learn, I did a few different martial arts/boxing etc over the years but never used padding only boxing gloves lol I’m to old these days haha... What type of martial arts do you do or have done?
“Elite” 🤣
First of all, everyone who’s saying this isn’t elite who tf cares keep ur opinions to yourself jeez people have problems
You are awesome!
great
Lol it's just a big warmup
Isn’t that just normal training?
StewTV no, thats is very low skill leveled people to be honest no disrespect, thats is also low intensity and attitude
+TKDDaniel James.R lol they look like they have no energy or like they're not really into the training
No real training is a lot harder than this a lot harder and they don't count right either lol
This is only a portion of the workout. They are exhausted! They are not elite. Their Masters are! ua-cam.com/video/6hzVYvaYF6o/v-deo.html
damn i hope they learn how to fight properly (no offense to black belt)
Dude these guys are black belts WTFFFF
The instructors are advanced black belts. I never claimed that the students were elite. This is just a portion of the training.
before they bother learning how to hit a moving target perhaps they should learn to actually throw a kick with proper speed and force first....don't avoid the kicks,make one stand there and take the body shots fully and the other throw full force body shot kicks....that way one will learn to better take a kick while the other practices throwing one properly on a decent firm target with some actual give similar to a punching bag but slightly firmer,thus learning not only how to hit with some actual force but conditioning ones shins at the same time....whats the point of that body armor when these pansies are just tapping each other lightly with those mediocre leg throws you call kicks
they don't do that anymore...................
I totally agree
My sons competed in tournaments. Working on cardio is vitally important to winning tournaments that require you to fight one opponent after another. You are correct about the technique. Winning the fight is the bottom line. I was satisfied with the results. My sons are true black belts. Please subscribe ua-cam.com/video/6hzVYvaYF6o/v-deo.html
I need an Instructor who gives hard exercise
They would get caaaaalapped in my dojo tbh if this is elite then I’m at the pinnacle which I am not lmao
Also only every Sunday? That isn’t very strenuous tbh
I see no spirit in this. Definitely not elite training
looks like green belt sparring!
this has nothing to do with graduation.
Every Kup or dan has to be earned
kup? I have only heard of poom and Dan
beginner in tkd start´s with kup graduation.
cheers chili
only e.g.
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Chili hahahaha ohh I wish that was the case but it ain’t in my training the kids can’t move at all when it comes to sparring and most of the higher grades as well in my class don’t know either I took a two year hiatus from Teakwon do and could still spar far better than them when I returned I’m with fellow red belts who can’t spar with me and I just can’t get a good spar in so I only get that in competitions which is sad
I like this
Thank you ! People have misunderstood,, These are students and this is only a portion of their training. The instructors are elite Korean Masters. Here is an example that you might enjoy. Please subscribe. ua-cam.com/video/6hzVYvaYF6o/v-deo.html
only good one is the big korean dude in red rest low category sparring
A basic rule to follow for a true martial artist. "Never under estimate your opponents." This is a friendly training session. Please post a link demonstrating your skills, so that the rest of us can learn from your superior abilities?
christopher lovetere might be true if training to be slow is a philosophy. Normally it’s more effective to train how you actually fight.
@@christopherlove2349One thing I am pretty sure is that: if they gonna fight in a ring with those techniques, especially with that front leg double roundhouse, their opponents have at least 1.5 seconds to evade to meters away and do the counter.
What? We did harder stuff than this every day. smh
Too much unnecessary habits. If someone knows grabs and locks very well, he will take you apart.
Those aren't allowed, genius
They lack on speed and power
Goooooooooooooooooood
are they black belts? a brown belt in the ph can wreck them
Even a blue belt in the ph can
Wallah je suis fière de Taekwondo (Black) Comore
And they have black belts that’s stupid
3 hours a week?
It was one day of intense training.
What the f**** is it even colour belt guys can fight better than them
These are not black belts. Only the trainers are advanced Korean black belts. These are lower level students.
Wallah je suis fan de Taekwondo (Black)
That's WTF taekwondo training.
I see no reality in the way that they are sparring
This is modern sport taekwondo. The roots of taekwondo as an effective system of self defense is almost non existant. This is training for sport not a real fight.
All white belts
Taekwondo my sport WT
Fuck this guys are paying for nothing
How can you even name this taekwondo
Some cardio, some stretching. Nothing elite to be seen here.
When i think how i spar in muay thai and how those spar,body protection,helmets and barely touching eachother...
I do 6hr daly 😂😂
rrr rrr I highly doubt that
Looks like fairly regular training. Nothing crazy elite.
as usual korean tkd "masters" bringing disgrace upon old school taekwondo by watering down tkd to make money in the us
We do these everyday but more intense
Wow
Rookies
Muay thia is better i do this effort twice a day btw sparring is so soft i am 14 and i knocked out my teamate hows 15 in sparring
Well, it depends on the practitioner and the way the sport is taught.
Also, out of 10, how would you recommend Muay Thai? I'm really interested in taking it after other martial arts!
@@brettshair3151 10 i tried karate 4 years and tekkeay and teakwando there ussless
@@g.d.h3491 well, it means that Muay Thai was the perfect martial art for you.
Also, thanks for the recommendation! It's gonna be on my list.
Boring... I train students harder than that...
hmmm nicht gerade das gelbe vom Ei
hi I am state level gold I am challenge every thing
tekwondo its in my blood know one cares
lmao
dude you're trying too hard
HA! HA! ELITE? please get real .some of them are so flat-footed they can't even run.and where is the actual sparring?
You misunderstand. They are just students.
Hana
Dul
Ser
Net
But its true
meh its japanese, not korean
YoonMinJoon stan ?
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Such bad moves... poor elite team 😂
They are not elite. The instructors are. This is just a portion of the workout.
Not terrible. I seen worse
Hahahahaha
i can see many mistakes on these kids ..
Kia kiaaaaa kia kiaaaa kia kia lol
Más malos que el agua de yuka
Koran makipalng
Projets lokankom spitcgi inglich 😊😊✌✌✌
These are black belts ehh
Not very good
this is not elite
Those were chosen god damn look at those fatties
Lol
Wack they would die in a real altercation
They too slow
Was boring.