As someone who's done taekwondo for a while and slowly getting into Muay Thai, I've already seen the huge difference between the two. Taekwondo is at the moment watered down so much that it's essentially a sport. And Muay Thai is definitely superior for fighting. Ever since I let one person who does Muay Thai kick me I've been insanely obsessed considering before that I'd never been hurt by a kick. Taekwondo is a great base fighting style if you want to branch off, the flexibility has helped tremendously with my Muay Thai learning experience. Overall, if you want exercise and to build your body for sports or later branch out, go for taekwondo. If you want to be able to fight then go for Muay Thai, those damn kicks hurt like nobody's business.
Muay Thai does both, "Overall, if you want exercise and to build your body for sports or later branch out, go for taekwondo. If you want to be able to fight then go for Muay Thai, those damn kicks hurt like nobody's business."
I’m new to Muay Thai and martial arts 15 turning 16 here in two months, I’m learning Muay Thai been for month and half, having around four fights next year, been doing shin conditioning kicking bags all day, flexibility stretches etc, I was thinking after I learn for a while should I mix with taekwondo because I think I’ll enjoy it, or bjj for mma because I’m looking to become a proper fighter
Yep. I used to practice tkd and stopped at red belt when there are too many restriction rules bullshit when sparring. Only for sport. I was punished by my sabeum for low kick(i used to do fbody contact karate), or even to put up hand defense is forbidden. And when i round house kick to the face. They punish me too. Only speed are needed. For getting points. Weird
im not a expert in muay thai but i did hapkido for at least 5 a 6 years so i had some training in kicks and punches and i once sparred with a muay thai fighter just sparring he also didnt wanna hurt me or something but he just landed 2 kicks on my legs and i didnt feel anything next day i couldnt walk or put pressure on that leg for at least 2 days imagine getting kicked full power
@@marijnvdtoom2675 Exactly. I've been boxing for a couple of years. Nothing in my training prepared me for low kicks. Even if it is friendly sparring. It's not an easy style to counter. want to come close? Have fun with the Thai clinch and taking knees to the body (and that's without elbows)
Why most of the videos I watch where other martial arts face Muay Thai practitioners, its Muay Thai that has to abide under some special rules/conditions. That goes to show you Muay Thai is a beast!! Martial artists....fight under Muay Thai rules (8 limbs, throws) then you can really see where you are in your style(s).
Because they gonna die if using muaythai rules 😂 So many bullshido say that their technique is too dangerous but instead of giving a proof they just makin any execuse
that kind of push kick is used in Muay Thai exclusively for keeping your opponent at range or establishing rhythm. Nobody would think that it can actually do some damage. I guess it would work against your average bully on the streets, but unless you land the ball of your foot on your opponent's chin, it won't do much.
I don’t see how you can test a fighting style against another with special rules designed to limit techniques to body shots and trips. What a waste of time.
I trained in boxing tkd and muay thai. Yep muay thai the most conditioned. Boxing techniques in ounches and tkd in kicks. But brutality i have to give it muay thai. In tkd u wear pads on your shins in muay thai barw shins. Imagine the pain.
thats just bullshit talk. because in every sport there are rules andif you ignore the rules many can hit hard. a master league soccer player could kick your headof if he likes. a boxer could break your face in pieces without gloves, a judoka could clinchyou and brake your bones without rules. a wrestler too. so there is no point in saying if the "Muay Thai" was allowed to use elbows the fight would be over....rules are rules...there is no "what if". and on the street a third class gangster gets his gun out and blast you away. with or without you elbows...LOL. i think its clear whati meant with it.
Cómo practicante de Kung fu Sanda puedo decir que lo mejor que he visto como arte marcial fue el Muai Thai, está lleno de luchadores muy duros, ágiles y flexibles
@Desmond Verheiden Dude, Thai guys have 200, 300 plus fights, they start fighting at the age of 6, 7. Elbows, spinning reverse elbows,clinch, flying double hammer fist to the head, all at full power fight after fight. 60, 80 fights by the age of 14, 16.
Because in almost LITERALLY every single match Muay Thai goes up against another martial arts, they handicap the abilities, but I guess it’s important cause Muay Thai was made to kill
Yes agree that muay thai is more suited to real fighting than Taekwando. But Taekwando techniques definitely are applicable and are used in MMA and in the UFC today
@@FijiMuayThai Original Tae kwon Do without use of arms n hands as in Olympics was used as an addition to swords n spear fighting in times of war. Hand n arm techniques were added later when one tae kwon do expert went to Japan to work when Korea was under colonisation by Japan. The tae kwon do expert trained under a karate master n went back to Korea n incorporated hand n arm technoques from karate into TKD which arent as developed n advanced as in karate which is the way of unarmed hand fighting developed by farmers as defence against Samurai bullies. Civilians were Not permitted to have swords or spears. So also stick fighting was created n developed.
Rafael Starks yeah and when people think fights they think mike tyson no taekwondo person is famous to any extent it’s not a. great sport on its own go try out muay thai see how fun it is
Why don't they allow punches to the face? Seems like if you're going to want to be good at actually fighting, you wouldn't want to exclude the most thrown strike. Not only that, you don't get to train defending them. This is also why when karate or tkd people take a hit to the face. They end up looking lost and don't know what to do.
@@filmbycolin I agree with you I didn't always agree with the methods of Taekwondo doing my training so that's why after Taekwondo I took up kickboxing
1 on 1 head on fight is always about psychology. Taekwondo's sparring style was always on either attack or avoid being attacked. Lack of a defense system. That's an obvious weakness and when he gets hit, his confidence lowered. A full contact fighter cannot just depend on Taekwondo skills to win a full contact match. This is how the Taekwondo community had brought up its martial art. The World Taekwondo Championship is just a scoring game now.
Yeah MT doesn’t have those nice flashy kicks like TKD, theirs are mainly roundhouse kicks and low kicks but they just kicks much much harder , not to mention their shin bone are much harder due to shin bone reconditioning training that they do for years by kicking trees or heavy bag over and over , which overtime makes their shin rock solid , essentially making their legs like harden steel rod . Their kicks are lethal
Muay Thai is pretty and brutal if we add sweeps and elbows to the rules, especially in Thai stadiums. Fighters like saenchai or lerdsila are good examples
@@clint68 i had interest in TKD before, so i went to a quite big TKD dojang(with lots of blackbelts) a few times, watching them training for hours. They do basic drills; punches, blocks, etc. Then they do pomsae, where all those basic drills put into pattern. pratice em repeatitively for hours. Then during sparring, suddenly it became a kicking contest, all those movements they spend hours training, went down the drain. i kept coming again & again to watch because i was legit interested. Then i realized it will take a very long time to be able to fight using TKD, because they spent most of their time practicing something they arent even gonna use in sparring/fight.
@@mrstrdknmabalz1412 That sounds about right. I’ve always thought it was just about kicks. I love watching these videos. If you don’t learn to hit or get hit, you’ll get nowhere...
I used to practice Tae Kwon Do back in 1984 to 1988. We used to compete in internal tournaments as well as in open ones to different types of martial arts. After few years of being away of formal training or competition, I was shocked when I saw what Tae Kwon Do has become. Is being demoted to something that can participate into Olympics, but lost it's essence as a martial art.
Taekwondo (both ITF and WTF though I'm talking about ITF) is not bad,it just needs to adapt,like having full contact sparring,having less focus on the "forms" that you must learn (a series of moves that you need to execute during the taekwondo exams in order to get the next belt) because you never use most of them in sparring and a lot of them make no sense.
Those who invented TKD as a self defense practice did so without much sense of brutal reality. On the contrary, Muay Thai is quite a highly effective, practical martial art.
You are very wrong on this subject you don’t know what you are talking about. Actual Taekwondo practitioners could KILL people. Proper Taekwondo could destroy a Muay Thai fighter. The problem is Taekwondo became an Olympic sport. That’s the Taekwondo that you are thinking about. Go do your research then come make comments.
@@EmmanuelReyes - ok, educate me by a reference to some sources which show TKD strikes that could kill a person. My sincere request. In the mean time, as far as I saw, TKD kicks are joke compared to the devastating brutal low kicks and knee strikes of Muay Thai, and any hard elbow strikes to temples and back head area could be a deadly fatal one.
Muay Thai might be the only traditional martial art that is truly practical but it's still light years away from modern mma, pure Muay Thai would get destroyed in the ufc
@Tyler Ton i mean all martial art are good, the different is the fighter.. Sometimes u c muay thai is great, sometime not.. Of kos anybody c their martial art is better than other.. Its normal.. For me its ok..
Maybe but 99% of taekwondo guys dont know how to do it because they only practice for competition. There is no use of carring a weapon if you dont know how to use it or if you dont train enough. So everything about taekwondo having hidden techniques become a myth
Yup, I am new to Muay Thai and my kicks are already super powerful, I mean I have been doing it for a little while but only 1 day a week, so I recently changed to 2 days a week
@@ملككاتلونيا if u want to kick properly it’s all about using ur hips, and ur foot that is on the ground, best way to learn properly is to go to ur local Muay Thai gym but for now all I can say is, keep your guard up, pivot your foot and turn your hips and swing ur arm in the side that u are kicking on, and swing ur leg out aswell at the same time
Even though i was never a martial artist i often used roundhouse kicks in my fights. I don't know how i learnt it, it sorta felt like a natural way to kick
As a Taekwondo practitioner, I always had a habit of sacrificing speed for power, and my instructors would remind me of it, so seeing a TKD in a ring not using his full strength was strange to say the least...
@@Ricardo-mr3bgit has everything to do with speed and power 💀 tkd artists are not used to following through in fights because you’re penalized for it in point sparring
6 years i practiced taekwondo but no use in real life fight.. even a street drunkard can take them down in real fight.. so i change my fighting style. Now im a muay thai fighter trust me buddy last day i kicked all three of the goons at bar😎💪. They couldnot withstand my low kick and graffling😁
Muay Thai is definitely more brutal than TKD, however I have seen where due to how Muay Thai limits the kicks that it uses, some of the fighters do not know how to handle the spinning and awkward TKD kicks. Kwonkicker went to Thailand and fought in a MT match, ended up winning with a spinning back kick to the liver. At the end of the day, depends on the practitioner IMO. WTF TKD is not meant for anything but sport/olympic. ITF is a bit for aggressive.
Nowadays I feel like tae kwan do is definitely more for sport, focusing on speed and flexibility for point scoring. Muay Thai is very practical for real fighting with the focus more on power and follow through for your kicks. Which is why they hurt like hell. When I hold the pads for my Muay thai classmates I still feel the their shinbone landing. It’s a scary amount of power
@@handsomeguy3857 yeah I know. Thailand and Myanmar were fighting a lot in the past so their styles of fighting are very similar. These martial arts were really used in the killing ground during the war.
It can be seen on MMA. More fighters learn MuayThai as one of their basic than Taekwondo. Taekwondo kick is powerfull for range fight, no doubt, but its weak on close range fight, tkd fighter doesnt know how to use a leg part in clinch but muaythai fighter does (use knee), and the most important thing of all is muaythai doesnt use body parts as weapon only but armor too. Tkd VS MT is look like a warrior + spear VS warrior + armor + shield + blunt
MT was designed to take pain and inflict pain to its opponent with maximum impact force other arts is for showing off only, nice pattern for movie making, in real life, it is a disadvantage against MT
To be a blackbelt even in legit school is to have demonstrated some skill and to have trained for several years. There is no requirement to be able to fight at a professional level. Even martial arts that take really long time to achieve blackbelt and are tied to competition like bjj do not expect that.
There is what i call the 4 best styles for actual combat and Mui Tai is one of them but also various styles of Silat,kali/escrima and a little known system of Ancient Roman fighting.BJJ isnt on my list for a variety of reasons however ive added some Judo as ground fighting is needed but thanks for the advice.
Every Fighter should train to be good in Close Range it's embarrasing seeing the TWD guy doesn’t knowing what to do when the Muay Thai fighter pressure him in close range.
The first videos, the taekwondo guy deliver 3 times straight side kick to the muay abdomen. The muay fighter be like... "Tf??? Are you serious? Kick me real hard dude. We are not in training spar"... 🤣
Muay Thai(power) + Taekwondo(speed) = Ultimate Fighter. Keep in mind that everything depends on a martial artist, not on a martial art itself. And do not limit your self to one fighting style. Always be open minded. Honestly, point scoring taekwondo has 0 chances against deadly muay thai. It all depends on how you train. If both tkd and mt fighters had the same training(fighting to hurt the opponent, not to score a point), that would be an interesting fight to watch, and I couldn't tell who would win in such a fight.
The guy with superior clinching might win. Obvious who that would be. Also: Your ultimate fighter, as you described him, would be toast if a grappler of any kind gets a hold on him. Never underestimate the ground game... I just remember that helplessnes i felt in my first BJJ session after nearly 15 years of muay thai... :-D
lim daniel tkd is to win points he meant both were trained to fight to the death.The reason why Muay Thai wins is because they train to kill lol.But tkd is just self defence and stretching
I did tae kwon do for a while when I was teenager, and for my experience I respect those kicks, it’s mostly all they do kick all day , but it lacks on foot work and hand strikes. I might work on the street against an untrained opponent, but it might no be the best on a professional arena against a trained a fighter
@@Ricardo-mr3bg okay, by reading your comments you've clearly never done taekwondo or even seen anyone do it. Keep an open mind about other martial arts. Everything you're saying about taekwondo is inaccurate.
@@coolworms7297 I've seen plenty of people doing WTF Taekwondo since late 1980s, the so-called "power era", when I started my involvement with Martial Arts. Blocks are indeed non-existant. ITF is a different animal.
I think taekwondo should be precise for distance and momentum. if it is too close it will be very easily broken by the opponent. and for muay Thai they have a strong defensive technique even though they are hit by a heavy kick, they can still defend with their raised arms and can catch the opponent's leg. Taekwondo's fault is to boast about their kicks. kicking is easy to train because it's already hard. but it's very easy to overcome. Just take one step forward to avoid a hard kick
Distance, timing and accuracy are key for sure. The problem is I think TKD dont do much in the way of sparring and fighting to really test their techniques. Just my opinion. But TKD techniques for sure are the real deal and can end a fight easily.
@@FijiMuayThai but the high-kick technique they are proud of could backfire. because if other types of martial arts such as silat will deliberately provide an opportunity to kick in to get ready to twist and lock. TKD is hard but it depends on individual skills
Trận đấu đầu tiên tôi không nhận thấy bất kì lực nào ở những cú đá Taekwondo của anh ấy ngược lại Muay Thái có vẻ nhỉnh hơn khi vừa có thể phòng thủ vừa có thể tấn công dường như Muay Thái sinh ra là để khắc chế Taekwondo
I am a Taekwondo practitioner, and i really like your analysis. Sadly Taekwondo turn into a more score point style :'/ but the style is constantly changing and adapting, that's the spirit of every martial art!! ;)
@@ishlazz1307 for an all fighting style you need to have a punching kicking and grappling background once you close the distance those flashy kicks are useless as has been proven countless times over the last 25 years or so as MMA has become well known i.m not knocking what people do but to be a complete fighter you won't find it in Tae Kwon do etc
Music is cool but I love hearing the crowd in these type of fights. They really are focused and observe the Techniques displayed and it’s fun hearing their excitement especially in Japan
depends on who's the person actually, but yes it's correct that tae kwon do is a score maker martial art. fast and precise, less damage, less defend system. (in my opinion) because i've been there at tae kwon do training camp and silat, the training methode between tae kwon do and traditional martial art are slightly differend. for example mhuay thai traditional martial art kicking a tree as their physical training, start with a banana tree simulately until you can chopping it with your leg kick then move to a solid tree. i hope i can jump in real traditional mhuay thai training camp someday
@@rahmaaripriono9532 good luck with your muay thai ventures. You'd be extremely surprised how vastly different the two styles are in terms of actual combat.
It depends player to player. If Taekwondo trains outside the box, it ll difficult for any martial arts, tat includes muay thai as well.. Their are Taekwondo players tat are not joke...
If you just look at the different impacts the tkd kick had vs the muay thai kick you'll see the difference. Muay thai kicks are rarely there to poke (maybe the front teep sometimes) and always got intent behind it. The tkd "jabby" kicks seem to do very little to the guy who's used to getting ribkicked and hard punched thrown to his abs whereas the mt kicks are hurting his opponent every time.
The power behind tkd kicks in enough to send anyone to sleep. We don’t waste our energy on making kicks more powerful than needed. However, sport tkd is limited for real life fights or MMA type, just like boxing and judo. And it’s hard to find tkd schools that focus on self defence and pure martial art, not tkd competitions.
Having a couple TKD kicks in your arsenal can help in a Muay Thai fight, since the open stance can leave them open to power kicks straight down the center, but that's only with a shit ton of cross-training in boxing or Muay Thai. Aside from that that, after a couple good chops to the legs, that's your entire arsenal gone if you just walk in there with just a TKD black belt to your name.
It’s about the MARTIAL ARTIST, not always the martial art. I’m a 3’rd degree black belt in Taekwondo, I also come from a Shotokan and Hapkido background as well. I’ve fought three Muay Thai guys on the streets and have beat each one. It was a street fight and everything was allowed. Guy tried to clinch me after giving me a proper straight punch, he got a uppercut elbow to the chin, KO. Second guy foot swept me, I fell, he rushed, I got up quicker than he anticipated and gave him a jumping snapping front kick to the face, he was done. Second guy lower teeped me, hurt like a bitch, learned his pattern and the second time he did it I grabbed his leg and kicked his other leg out from underneath him, he got up we traded some blows, I gave him a reverse side kick to the stomach, he hesitated for a sec,got his wind back, I gave him a leg kick faint, he blocked low and dropped his hands, I lunged and was able to grab his head and gave him a really hard elbow to the temple followed by a hard side kick to the chest, he went down like a sack of potatoes, tried to get back up and fell again, his friends told him to stay down. Muay Thai is good and so is Taekwondo. Just not the Mcdojo crap. And once again, it’s about the martial artist and not necessarily the martial art. Some people are stronger, powerful, faster, quicker reflexes, higher fight IQ than others and all of these things have NOTHING to do with your style, but has everything to do with the individual. I don’t think people realize it but there are a LOT of Kickboxing champions that came from Taekwondo backgrounds. Most kickboxers are either Taekwondo Muay Thai, or Karate, (mostly Kyokushin Karate). If those discipline weren’t effective then they wouldn’t exist in kickboxing.
@@Ricardo-mr3bg my invention? 🤦♂️🙄😂 dude. I used to compete in Nationals. I’m 31 been training since I was 7. My father came from a Shotokan background. I’m a 3’rd degree black belt in Taekwondo , 2’nd degree black belt in Hapkido, brown belt in Judo and a red belt 1’st kyu in Shotokan. I assure u NOTHING I said is an invention. U live in Southern Cali by chance? u can come to my dojo.
Well it was the cases you discribe that you won because you were a better fighter than your enemies, but objectively twd is weak. Tbh it's not even a complete martial art. It's only use is if someone is already a complete fighter but wants to add some more attacks in his style then he can learn a couple of twd attacks but twd by it self is weak
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TKD: yay I scored a point
Muay Thai : is my opponent dead?
Ha Haaa
Taekwondo is art of scoring point and Muay Thai is art of knock out and win the fight
Lol. Yeah
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TKD : yeah I touched it
MT : you already dead
As someone who's done taekwondo for a while and slowly getting into Muay Thai, I've already seen the huge difference between the two. Taekwondo is at the moment watered down so much that it's essentially a sport. And Muay Thai is definitely superior for fighting. Ever since I let one person who does Muay Thai kick me I've been insanely obsessed considering before that I'd never been hurt by a kick. Taekwondo is a great base fighting style if you want to branch off, the flexibility has helped tremendously with my Muay Thai learning experience. Overall, if you want exercise and to build your body for sports or later branch out, go for taekwondo. If you want to be able to fight then go for Muay Thai, those damn kicks hurt like nobody's business.
Muay Thai does both, "Overall, if you want exercise and to build your body for sports or later branch out, go for taekwondo. If you want to be able to fight then go for Muay Thai, those damn kicks hurt like nobody's business."
I agree, I am new at Muay Thai and when my coach or a more advanced person kicks me, even in the legs, it hurts so much.
I’m new to Muay Thai and martial arts 15 turning 16 here in two months, I’m learning Muay Thai been for month and half, having around four fights next year, been doing shin conditioning kicking bags all day, flexibility stretches etc, I was thinking after I learn for a while should I mix with taekwondo because I think I’ll enjoy it, or bjj for mma because I’m looking to become a proper fighter
Yep. I used to practice tkd and stopped at red belt when there are too many restriction rules bullshit when sparring. Only for sport. I was punished by my sabeum for low kick(i used to do fbody contact karate), or even to put up hand defense is forbidden. And when i round house kick to the face. They punish me too. Only speed are needed. For getting points. Weird
@@zenfonedavid4466 idk what sport u did but that's def not taekwondo.Hand block and roundhouse kick are permitted wtf are u talking about
Imagine waking up the next morning after you took those kicks...
Brutal
Cant imagine nothing already my mind has been kicked
im not a expert in muay thai but i did hapkido for at least 5 a 6 years so i had some training in kicks and punches and i once sparred with a muay thai fighter just sparring he also didnt wanna hurt me or something but he just landed 2 kicks on my legs and i didnt feel anything next day i couldnt walk or put pressure on that leg for at least 2 days imagine getting kicked full power
@@marijnvdtoom2675 Exactly. I've been boxing for a couple of years. Nothing in my training prepared me for low kicks. Even if it is friendly sparring. It's not an easy style to counter. want to come close? Have fun with the Thai clinch and taking knees to the body (and that's without elbows)
Probably wont get up lol
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Muaythai used to be one of the 1-1 weapon in the war of Siam long times ago, so that why it is so powerful and brutal.
Taekwondo used in Ww2
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@@randysafeen Muay Thai was invented and used in the 1700s. in the Burmese-Siamese war
@@randysafeenBro thinks kicking will get you something once you're enemy soldier already stabbed you or made a cut on you're leg in close combat 💀
If the elbow was allowed, I wouldn't have imagined it.🤣
in that case better to run
@@NotoriousFunk not forget clinch
@@zacharybasil you'r right.. no way with clinch and elbow
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the hits feel less hard
Why most of the videos I watch where other martial arts face Muay Thai practitioners, its Muay Thai that has to abide under some special rules/conditions. That goes to show you Muay Thai is a beast!! Martial artists....fight under Muay Thai rules (8 limbs, throws) then you can really see where you are in your style(s).
Because they gonna die if using muaythai rules 😂
So many bullshido say that their technique is too dangerous but instead of giving a proof they just makin any execuse
They’re gonna died bro if they use muay thai rules. Muay Thai is really effective against any art except BJJ.
@@juicypears5466 what's Bjj?
@@yamikagevg7841 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
@@juicypears5466 Oh I see. Can you explain why Muay Thai is not effective against that?
1:04 funny moment when you realize your opponent's stomach is a wall
that kind of push kick is used in Muay Thai exclusively for keeping your opponent at range or establishing rhythm. Nobody would think that it can actually do some damage. I guess it would work against your average bully on the streets, but unless you land the ball of your foot on your opponent's chin, it won't do much.
@@amoreazione3563 or look at buakaw lol, push in the face
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"sir, i already kicked him.. why he still fighting?" taekwondo be like
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One punch in the face👊
Taekwondo player: activate panic mode😂
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I was in traditional martial arts as a kid. The amount of things they think will hurt people is ridiculous.
@@oneDonly
Taekwondo : beautiful.
Muay Thai : be careful.
taekwondo shoot to score
muay thai is to shoot to kill.
@@franciscobaptista7115 its kickboxing idiot
@@litch6662 look well idiot the tecnic is what? you need a glasses idiot.
Francisco Baptista but not even close to muaythai
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Learn "TKD" for go to play in Olympic.
Learn "Muay-Thai" for use in your "Real Life"!!
There’s two types of TKD though
Muay thay is good for sport fighting but in real life the knives, guns and too many opponents are the real problem
@@gabrielgabriel5177 not everyone who carries a knife is good with ond
No
@@saltypepper4028 I wouldn’t really say that, Muay Thai is like the best martial art for self defense.
I don’t see how you can test a fighting style against another with special rules designed to limit techniques to body shots and trips. What a waste of time.
Hahaha its because theyre afraid of the damage, as they say.. Everyone wants to fight a thai boxer but not under our rules.
They aren’t even high level Muay Thai, imagine Seanchai or Sitthichai fight these TKD guys.
He should try buakaw
First thai guy is high level for his time. You are ignorant.
The last guy is the fighter that famous for fighting many bigger fighter than him, he won 2004 K1 world grand prix
@@ごみ虫 no, buakaw would kill someone
Changpuek was very high level for his day fighting guys way bigger than him as well, as well as kaoklai.
I'm sure tkd have some strong kicks but I feel the legs and body are no wear near as conditioned as someone who does muay thai.
They are easy to land on an experienced boxer.
@@malandvulamachawe6323 what
I trained in boxing tkd and muay thai. Yep muay thai the most conditioned. Boxing techniques in ounches and tkd in kicks. But brutality i have to give it muay thai. In tkd u wear pads on your shins in muay thai barw shins. Imagine the pain.
I do Taekeondo... They fucking hurt a lot...
You definitely do need to condition in order get Taekwondo at it’s max potential
If Muay Thai can use a elbow will end the game in 30 sec.
*3 seconds
thats just bullshit talk. because in every sport there are rules andif you ignore the rules many can hit hard. a master league soccer player could kick your headof if he likes. a boxer could break your face in pieces without gloves, a judoka could clinchyou and brake your bones without rules. a wrestler too. so there is no point in saying if the "Muay Thai" was allowed to use elbows the fight would be over....rules are rules...there is no "what if". and on the street a third class gangster gets his gun out and blast you away. with or without you elbows...LOL. i think its clear whati meant with it.
@@CYM80 What are you saying??? lmao
@@CYM80 I think he just meant that Muay Thai fighter couldn't use all the "weapons" he was trained in whereas the other parties (Taekwondo) could.
@@junc6415 well, I mean, Taekwondo trained elbow and knee too...
When you get a standing fight, boxing and muay thai are the best . no doubt.
Dont forget karate
Lethwei
@@emperorpham8648 yeah but its hard to find it outside that country
Muay thai is the best because of the kicks
@@numberone-kb2kh karate has Kicks too, there's no a perfect style
11:01 this guy literally got GTA kicked into the ground
Lmao
Spartan style too
The first taekwondo black belt must think "all these years to be destroyed only by a left medium kick,am i a fighter??"
He could still harden himself in kickboxing learning punches and the muay kicks, and also could add those long time practised tkd kicks to the mix.
No es cinta negra
11:00 kick....... 😍😍😍😍😍
I like Muay Thai the most.
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@@เซนจูฮาชิรามะHokage แน่ใจนะครับว่าไม่เยอะ?
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@@ltjofficial8818 ไม่เยอะครับ แต่เน้น
The feeling after a few muay thai low kicks makes leg day feel like a massage.
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ผลคือ จำเลขที่บ้านไม่ได้....,
ผมไม่ได้บอกว่ามวยประเทศใหนเก่งสุด. แต่ถ้าอยากต่อยกับไทย..เอากฎไทย...ถ้าชนะประเทศนั้นก็อวดประเทศตัวเอง..
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เด็กใต้ สันดานจริงใจ ใช่ครับพี่
@@Ekaporn_Plernjit เเล้วคอนเนอร์ เมคเกรเกอร์ละครับ คนนี้ยิ่งกว่าอวดดีอีก ทำไมมันเก่งจังเป็นถึงเเชมป์ufc
@@ในรูมีปลาในนามีรู ในความคิดผมถ้าอยากรู้ใครเก่งต้องต่อสู้ในรูปแบบของตัวเองตัวอย่างเช่นมวยไทยต่อยกับเทควันโดก็ไม่ต้องห้ามการออกอาวุธให้สู้ด้วยศิลปะของตัวเองถ้าเก่งก็ต้องแก้ของคู่ต่อสู้ให้ได้
Cómo practicante de Kung fu Sanda puedo decir que lo mejor que he visto como arte marcial fue el Muai Thai, está lleno de luchadores muy duros, ágiles y flexibles
Nah
very shy😂
@@David-gs1zb -TKD black belt
why no elbows? muay thai was known for knees and elbows strikes
Probably not allowed under the rules of these fights. Using elbow would out TKD at big disadvantage.
@Desmond Verheiden but muay thai guys elbow each other all day.
@Desmond Verheiden Dude, Thai guys have 200, 300 plus fights, they start fighting at the age of 6, 7. Elbows, spinning reverse elbows,clinch, flying double hammer fist to the head, all at full power fight after fight. 60, 80 fights by the age of 14, 16.
Because in almost LITERALLY every single match Muay Thai goes up against another martial arts, they handicap the abilities, but I guess it’s important cause Muay Thai was made to kill
It would end in less than 1 minute
Taekwondo is local gym play , Muay Thai is world class .
Best Taekwondo will lose against C level Thai if fight in Muay Thai .
Yes agree that muay thai is more suited to real fighting than Taekwando. But Taekwando techniques definitely are applicable and are used in MMA and in the UFC today
What?!! TKD are basic set skills of Kicking. If they train under K1 Rules of course they will dominate it along with Muay Thai.
@@FijiMuayThai Original Tae kwon Do without use of arms n hands as in Olympics was used as an addition to swords n spear fighting in times of war. Hand n arm techniques were added later when one tae kwon do expert went to Japan to work when Korea was under colonisation by Japan. The tae kwon do expert trained under a karate master n went back to Korea n incorporated hand n arm technoques from karate into TKD which arent as developed n advanced as in karate which is the way of unarmed hand fighting developed by farmers as defence against Samurai bullies. Civilians were Not permitted to have swords or spears. So also stick fighting was created n developed.
@@soulman3790 thanks for sharing this history. Very interesting. I will.research this more 👍
Changpuek is skill full
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I've been a Taekwondo practitioner 23 years I'm impressed with that Muay Thai kickboxing there are some good Fighters
Rafael Starks yeah and when people think fights they think mike tyson no taekwondo person is famous to any extent it’s not a. great sport on its own go try out muay thai see how fun it is
Tontolou
Why don't they allow punches to the face? Seems like if you're going to want to be good at actually fighting, you wouldn't want to exclude the most thrown strike. Not only that, you don't get to train defending them. This is also why when karate or tkd people take a hit to the face. They end up looking lost and don't know what to do.
I agree with you that's one thing I was always against in my training that's why I also took up kickboxing after my Taekwondo training
@@filmbycolin I agree with you I didn't always agree with the methods of Taekwondo doing my training so that's why after Taekwondo I took up kickboxing
1 on 1 head on fight is always about psychology. Taekwondo's sparring style was always on either attack or avoid being attacked. Lack of a defense system. That's an obvious weakness and when he gets hit, his confidence lowered. A full contact fighter cannot just depend on Taekwondo skills to win a full contact match. This is how the Taekwondo community had brought up its martial art. The World Taekwondo Championship is just a scoring game now.
Foot fencing they say
I also have a friend that's from Thailand and the stuff I watched him do when he trained I'm very impressed
I studied TKD he needed to pull those kicks back faster. MT is not pretty it's brutal.
Yeah MT doesn’t have those nice flashy kicks like TKD, theirs are mainly roundhouse kicks and low kicks but they just kicks much much harder , not to mention their shin bone are much harder due to shin bone reconditioning training that they do for years by kicking trees or heavy bag over and over , which overtime makes their shin rock solid , essentially making their legs like harden steel rod . Their kicks are lethal
its preety more like an axe than rappier ;)
You mean pull those kicks back faster to a defensive position to avoid getting countered? Agree
Muay Thai is pretty and brutal if we add sweeps and elbows to the rules, especially in Thai stadiums.
Fighters like saenchai or lerdsila are good examples
@@rio20d but we have the spinning elbows flying knees and back fists
Fight 4, taekwondo guy did not fight like you’d expect a black belt to fight...
Thats what practicing pomsae over and over get you. Waste of time. 🤣
Looks good but not effective in real situations.
@@clint68 i had interest in TKD before, so i went to a quite big TKD dojang(with lots of blackbelts) a few times, watching them training for hours. They do basic drills; punches, blocks, etc. Then they do pomsae, where all those basic drills put into pattern. pratice em repeatitively for hours.
Then during sparring, suddenly it became a kicking contest, all those movements they spend hours training, went down the drain.
i kept coming again & again to watch because i was legit interested. Then i realized it will take a very long time to be able to fight using TKD, because they spent most of their time practicing something they arent even gonna use in sparring/fight.
@@mrstrdknmabalz1412 That sounds about right. I’ve always thought it was just about kicks. I love watching these videos. If you don’t learn to hit or get hit, you’ll get nowhere...
@@mrstrdknmabalz1412 thats exactly why I stopped, any muay thai fighters would prob easily beat Muay Thai.
I used to practice Tae Kwon Do back in 1984 to 1988. We used to compete in internal tournaments as well as in open ones to different types of martial arts. After few years of being away of formal training or competition, I was shocked when I saw what Tae Kwon Do has become. Is being demoted to something that can participate into Olympics, but lost it's essence as a martial art.
2:26 the moment that we know muay thai guy not serious....
He serious but he can controlled emotion.
@@randikadrizki yea, all martial art man in fight need to control emotion or there are not a true martial art, well it's up to them anyway
Legs kick specially from a MT guy is always devastating and enough to break your courage.
Taekwondo (both ITF and WTF though I'm talking about ITF) is not bad,it just needs to adapt,like having full contact sparring,having less focus on the "forms" that you must learn (a series of moves that you need to execute during the taekwondo exams in order to get the next belt) because you never use most of them in sparring and a lot of them make no sense.
Then you have not understood the purpose of Kata
11:01 holy sh*t......
Teep. Very useful kick
the power of a teep!
Those who invented TKD as a self defense practice did so without much sense of brutal reality. On the contrary, Muay Thai is quite a highly effective, practical martial art.
Agree muay thai is highly effective as a fighting art.
Your statement is so wrong in many ways. I recommend you educate yourself in the real TKD so you can understand.
You are very wrong on this subject you don’t know what you are talking about. Actual Taekwondo practitioners could KILL people. Proper Taekwondo could destroy a Muay Thai fighter. The problem is Taekwondo became an Olympic sport. That’s the Taekwondo that you are thinking about. Go do your research then come make comments.
@@EmmanuelReyes - ok, educate me by a reference to some sources which show TKD strikes that could kill a person. My sincere request.
In the mean time, as far as I saw, TKD kicks are joke compared to the devastating brutal low kicks and knee strikes of Muay Thai, and any hard elbow strikes to temples and back head area could be a deadly fatal one.
@@tocu9808 Yeah, Muay Thai is a martial art used in war. It was created for the sole purpose of killing.
Now, people know that martial art that ready for real fight condition, the on and only,.. Muaythai..
Exactly
Muay Thai might be the only traditional martial art that is truly practical but it's still light years away from modern mma, pure Muay Thai would get destroyed in the ufc
I have seen muay thai lose fight with silat n kickboxing in real life..
@Tyler Ton real fight
@Tyler Ton i mean all martial art are good, the different is the fighter.. Sometimes u c muay thai is great, sometime not.. Of kos anybody c their martial art is better than other.. Its normal.. For me its ok..
If anyone practices Muay Thai It will increase your defense a lot.
Fax, thats why Muay thai is really effective.
Taekwondo kick to score..Muay Thai kick to kill ...Sprint causes energy loss .. If Muay Thai has but does not do it because it will be attacked.
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If muy thai has elbow taekwondo dead.
Taekwondo (speed ,sharp kicks)+Muai Thai(knee,elbow and heavy kicks) = deadly fighter
Teakwondo=shit philosophy
Speed and sharp kicks arr determinant of the fighter
Taekwondo have fingers skill to kill but cant use for spots
yes, i've combined and it successfully proven
Maybe but 99% of taekwondo guys dont know how to do it because they only practice for competition. There is no use of carring a weapon if you dont know how to use it or if you dont train enough.
So everything about taekwondo having hidden techniques become a myth
If you practice Olympic taekwondo yes that's true.
Muay Thai fighters got legs of steel.
Yup, I am new to Muay Thai and my kicks are already super powerful, I mean I have been doing it for a little while but only 1 day a week, so I recently changed to 2 days a week
@@ProdToast-nh7pk hi mate
How i can use leg as mua thai players and use properly
@@ملككاتلونيا if u want to kick properly it’s all about using ur hips, and ur foot that is on the ground, best way to learn properly is to go to ur local Muay Thai gym but for now all I can say is, keep your guard up, pivot your foot and turn your hips and swing ur arm in the side that u are kicking on, and swing ur leg out aswell at the same time
@@ProdToast-nh7pk thanx mate 🌺🌺🌺
Where you from ?
@@ملككاتلونيا australia
Even though i was never a martial artist i often used roundhouse kicks in my fights.
I don't know how i learnt it, it sorta felt like a natural way to kick
As a Taekwondo practitioner, I always had a habit of sacrificing speed for power, and my instructors would remind me of it, so seeing a TKD in a ring not using his full strength was strange to say the least...
I think that was the focus for old school taekwondo. But, these days it's more about speed and control over power.
@@toyoseries yea, for old school, it was a spam fest of kicks that could actually hurt, now it’s just cut kicking the opponent away
@@literallytired5469 TKD has always been weak. It has nothing to do with speed or power, it has to do with technique. TKD is very incomplete.
@@Ricardo-mr3bgit has everything to do with speed and power 💀 tkd artists are not used to following through in fights because you’re penalized for it in point sparring
Muay Thai, low kicks, mid range kicks and knees are devastating.....
I love the surprise on their face when they realize the Thai can take a beating and don't fuck around.
Muay Thai was not found for sport, it was found for war.
Isnt that Muay Boran?
@@toyoseries Boran is mean ancient in thai language
so, Muay Boran is Ancient Muay Thai
@@toyoseries Muay Thai and Muay Boran are the same. Ancient boxing can be a deadly fight. (Boran means Ancient)
Bro… read your history
I’ve done TaekwonDo, both ITF and WTF, for about 6 years.
At this point WTF is just a sport to score points.
Thanks for sharing your experience. Very interesting.
Yeah i do ITF, first clip is ITF as u may know (he sucks right? Didnt even cover until his chin)
Yeah i do ITF, first clip is ITF as u may know (he sucks right? Didnt even cover until his chin)
WTF what the fuck
6 years i practiced taekwondo but no use in real life fight.. even a street drunkard can take them down in real fight.. so i change my fighting style. Now im a muay thai fighter trust me buddy last day i kicked all three of the goons at bar😎💪. They couldnot withstand my low kick and graffling😁
13:30 the definition of "take the shot and make him pay"
Yas
Some martial arts fell like just a form of ballet. Others, like Muay Thai, is serious stuff.
Elbow 1 minute 💥😵💫 KO
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True. Leg catch/Lateral movements. then spinning elbow
You meant 3 to 5 seconds. The minute the Muay Thai kickboxer is in distance, he will execut and it will be over.
If Korean didn't go in close in fight. Elbow can't be used.
@@alexlo7708 lot of ways than just elbow.. Backfist. Etc. Leg catch.
muay thai is killing technique
Taekwondo is a sport
Muay Thai is definitely more brutal than TKD, however I have seen where due to how Muay Thai limits the kicks that it uses, some of the fighters do not know how to handle the spinning and awkward TKD kicks. Kwonkicker went to Thailand and fought in a MT match, ended up winning with a spinning back kick to the liver. At the end of the day, depends on the practitioner IMO. WTF TKD is not meant for anything but sport/olympic. ITF is a bit for aggressive.
Exactly, the practitioner is more important.
Glad someone else here understands the difference between WT and ITF though lol
Kwonkicker trained other styles. He is not a "pure" TKD fighter.
@@Ricardo-mr3bg we're talking old school Kwonkicker. Sure he had some kickboxing, but his TKD kick wow the fight.
@@VaizardDaishi I've watched his video. His stance, position, guard, everything there is kickboxing.
True
10:58 holy shh, TKD guy was helpless
Nowadays I feel like tae kwan do is definitely more for sport, focusing on speed and flexibility for point scoring. Muay Thai is very practical for real fighting with the focus more on power and follow through for your kicks. Which is why they hurt like hell. When I hold the pads for my Muay thai classmates I still feel the their shinbone landing. It’s a scary amount of power
I agree with you for sure!
Muay thai the art of 8 limbs use their entire body as a weapon and as armor too... Thats the art of muay thai ma boy
We used to use head too. But it was banned later coz it's too dangerous.
@@phaitun in lethwei headbutt is legal, many says thats the art of 9 limbs including the head as well
@@handsomeguy3857 yeah I know. Thailand and Myanmar were fighting a lot in the past so their styles of fighting are very similar. These martial arts were really used in the killing ground during the war.
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It can be seen on MMA. More fighters learn MuayThai as one of their basic than Taekwondo.
Taekwondo kick is powerfull for range fight, no doubt, but its weak on close range fight, tkd fighter doesnt know how to use a leg part in clinch but muaythai fighter does (use knee), and the most important thing of all is muaythai doesnt use body parts as weapon only but armor too.
Tkd VS MT is look like a warrior + spear VS warrior + armor + shield + blunt
MT was designed to take pain and inflict pain to its opponent with maximum impact force
other arts is for showing off only, nice pattern for movie making, in real life, it is a disadvantage against MT
No tkd is meant to look nice and is also an Olympic sport
Thanks for the explanations during the video!
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video
9:11 C level Muay Thai knocking out black belt tae kwon do fighter lol
To be a blackbelt even in legit school is to have demonstrated some skill and to have trained for several years. There is no requirement to be able to fight at a professional level. Even martial arts that take really long time to achieve blackbelt and are tied to competition like bjj do not expect that.
There is what i call the 4 best styles for actual combat and Mui Tai is one of them but also various styles of Silat,kali/escrima and a little known system of Ancient Roman fighting.BJJ isnt on my list for a variety of reasons however ive added some Judo as ground fighting is needed but thanks for the advice.
Thanks for sharing. Do you recommend for competing in the cage or street self defense?
@@FijiMuayThai Street self defense.
@@FijiMuayThai for striking, mui thai is superior of all, for wrestling something similar to freestyle wrestling, for grappling, judo based bjj.
There’s a clear line between art and combat
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Every Fighter should train to be good in Close Range it's embarrasing seeing the TWD guy doesn’t knowing what to do when the Muay Thai fighter pressure him in close range.
That's like throwing butter into a brick wall.
The 5 match is heavyweight vs lightweight, it is mismatch but still the smaller guy manage to win
Real Thai boxing has to punch his elbow's feet.
No
I feel bad for the guy in the second clip. That Muay Thai dude's just playing with him
The bigger Park's leg was in extreme pain. I can only laugh.
The first videos, the taekwondo guy deliver 3 times straight side kick to the muay abdomen. The muay fighter be like... "Tf??? Are you serious? Kick me real hard dude. We are not in training spar"... 🤣
No es cinta negra
Muay Thai(power) + Taekwondo(speed) = Ultimate Fighter. Keep in mind that everything depends on a martial artist, not on a martial art itself. And do not limit your self to one fighting style. Always be open minded.
Honestly, point scoring taekwondo has 0 chances against deadly muay thai. It all depends on how you train. If both tkd and mt fighters had the same training(fighting to hurt the opponent, not to score a point), that would be an interesting fight to watch, and I couldn't tell who would win in such a fight.
100% Muay Thai Win , just show me 1 international match Taekwondo beat Muay Thai. Btw,5th Match of this video is already a proof . period
The guy with superior clinching might win. Obvious who that would be.
Also: Your ultimate fighter, as you described him, would be toast if a grappler of any kind gets a hold on him. Never underestimate the ground game... I just remember that helplessnes i felt in my first BJJ session after nearly 15 years of muay thai... :-D
To both of you: I may be wrong for describing the Ultimate Fighter. Than anything like MMA, Kudo, Contact Jujutsu, Combat Sambo, etc is way to go.
lim daniel tkd is to win points he meant both were trained to fight to the death.The reason why Muay Thai wins is because they train to kill lol.But tkd is just self defence and stretching
It’s already been proven, wrestling is the best base for mma. Being able to dictate the fight anywhere at anytime you want is unbeatable.
Muay Thai is the best stand up fighting Martial Art for sure.
No karate is
Lethwei is
@@samuelabapo4823 yeah, lethwei so fuckin brutal bro.
True tho
Tkd is a knife muay thai is a gun.
Never bring a knife to a gunfight
It like you send IQ -999B guy into a battlefield
That leg kick is beast!
I did tae kwon do for a while when I was teenager, and for my experience I respect those kicks, it’s mostly all they do kick all day , but it lacks on foot work and hand strikes. I might work on the street against an untrained opponent, but it might no be the best on a professional arena against a trained a fighter
its blocks suck as well as i too took that art as my first martial art.
@@Thes564 Their bocks are non-existant.
@@Ricardo-mr3bg Ok what do you mean ?
@@Ricardo-mr3bg okay, by reading your comments you've clearly never done taekwondo or even seen anyone do it.
Keep an open mind about other martial arts. Everything you're saying about taekwondo is inaccurate.
@@coolworms7297 I've seen plenty of people doing WTF Taekwondo since late 1980s, the so-called "power era", when I started my involvement with Martial Arts. Blocks are indeed non-existant.
ITF is a different animal.
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Am just sad if they actually used tkd when they got raped because it won’t be effective
Okay, Ms. Frost
it doesnt matter what material arts u do doing tkd doesnt make u bad or a girl
What about the times Taekeondo won?
@@kwongfattcheong5407
Yes. True
Imagine getting kick by an muay thai champ?
I think taekwondo should be precise for distance and momentum. if it is too close it will be very easily broken by the opponent. and for muay Thai they have a strong defensive technique even though they are hit by a heavy kick, they can still defend with their raised arms and can catch the opponent's leg. Taekwondo's fault is to boast about their kicks. kicking is easy to train because it's already hard. but it's very easy to overcome. Just take one step forward to avoid a hard kick
Distance, timing and accuracy are key for sure. The problem is I think TKD dont do much in the way of sparring and fighting to really test their techniques. Just my opinion. But TKD techniques for sure are the real deal and can end a fight easily.
@@FijiMuayThai but the high-kick technique they are proud of could backfire. because if other types of martial arts such as silat will deliberately provide an opportunity to kick in to get ready to twist and lock. TKD is hard but it depends on individual skills
@@korbankoruptor5330 TKD is NEVER "hard", trust me. Everything there is weak,
@@Ricardo-mr3bg Tell that to people who train in traditional Taekwondo.
@@coolworms7297 ITF Taekwond is pretty good, WTF is a joke
Trận đấu đầu tiên tôi không nhận thấy bất kì lực nào ở những cú đá Taekwondo của anh ấy ngược lại Muay Thái có vẻ nhỉnh hơn khi vừa có thể phòng thủ vừa có thể tấn công dường như Muay Thái sinh ra là để khắc chế Taekwondo
I am a Taekwondo practitioner, and i really like your analysis.
Sadly Taekwondo turn into a more score point style :'/ but the style is constantly changing and adapting, that's the spirit of every martial art!! ;)
Thanks! Really appreciate your comment. Taekwando too is dangerous and beautiful style I will show in future video
Tae Kwon do fights don't punch to the face enough said
@@gerardwhite2689 there is punch for ITF taekwondo, however for WTF, it literally a sport nowdays instead of martial arts
@@ishlazz1307 for an all fighting style you need to have a punching kicking and grappling background once you close the distance those flashy kicks are useless as has been proven countless times over the last 25 years or so as MMA has become well known i.m not knocking what people do but to be a complete fighter you won't find it in Tae Kwon do etc
@@ishlazz1307 What The Fuuuuu
Taekwondo = Dancer
Muaythai = Real Fighter
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@@sangaspar5808 no
@@David-gs1zb You can try to fight with Muay Thai. I think you can endure the pain for less than 1 minute.
Music is cool but I love hearing the crowd in these type of fights. They really are focused and observe the Techniques displayed and it’s fun hearing their excitement especially in Japan
เป้าจุดประสงค์ ของการฝึกนั้นต่างกัน ผลลัพธ์ย่อมออกมาต่างกัน และยังมีประสบการณ์การสู้จริงของแต่ละศิลปะนั้น ต่างกัน คนที่เคยโดนศอกโดนเข่ามันต้องสร้างเสริมร่างกายให้แข็งแกร่งมากกว่าหลายขั้นอยู่แล้ว ด้วยความต่างของความแกร่งของร่างกายแค่นักมวยไทย แค่ยกการ์ดให้ถูกจังหวะก็คู่ต่อสู้ขาหักได้แล้ว
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Taekwondo is stylish , while muay thai is brute force 😌
Tin Brawler Tkd kicks too can be brutal and can KO in a fight too
Real fighting VS Movie fighting 😂
hahaaa, nice logic 🤣
Even muay thai is more beautiful in the movie if u watch triple threat (scott adkins vs tony jaa)
depends on who's the person actually, but yes it's correct that tae kwon do is a score maker martial art. fast and precise, less damage, less defend system. (in my opinion) because i've been there at tae kwon do training camp and silat, the training methode between tae kwon do and traditional martial art are slightly differend. for example mhuay thai traditional martial art kicking a tree as their physical training, start with a banana tree simulately until you can chopping it with your leg kick then move to a solid tree. i hope i can jump in real traditional mhuay thai training camp someday
Agree
@@rahmaaripriono9532 good luck with your muay thai ventures. You'd be extremely surprised how vastly different the two styles are in terms of actual combat.
2:00 true definition of kick ass
It depends player to player. If Taekwondo trains outside the box, it ll difficult for any martial arts, tat includes muay thai as well..
Their are Taekwondo players tat are not joke...
Agree 100 per cent
ที่เห็น คือมวยอื่นชอบแบ็คคิคบ่อยมาก(มากถึงมากสุด) มวยไทยก็มีจระเข้ฟาดหาง แต่จริงๆนะไม่ค่อยเห็นใช้ อาจเพราะไม่อยากหันหลังให้คู่ต่อสู้ขณะชกกระมัง
0:26 thats not allowed,its not allowed to kick twice if you are holding the opponents leg
แค่การฝึกซ้อมมันก็ต่างกันเยอะแล้ว ฝึกหนักของ Tkd มันต่างจากฝึกหนักของมวยไทยมากๆ
ไทยเตะอย่างหนักโดนขาถ้ากันไม่ดีคือยางแตกขาลากเทควันโด้ถ้าเตะไม่โดนหน้าคู่ต่อสู้แล้วน็ึอคก็ยากจะสู้กับมวยอะไรได้เอาง่ายๆแค่ไปเจอนักมวยสากลที่ใช้แต่หมัดผมคิดว่าดีไม่ดีสู้ไม่ได้อีก
Peter Qiw ใช่ครับ ผมพยายามบอกหลายๆคนแล้วว่าTkd มันใช้ไม่ได้จริงเท่ามวยไทย มวยไทยใช้แข้งเตะ tkd ใช้เท้าเตะแค่นี้ความแรงก็ต่างกันละ
tkb มันมาถึงชั่น อนุบาล ในไทย
If you just look at the different impacts the tkd kick had vs the muay thai kick you'll see the difference. Muay thai kicks are rarely there to poke (maybe the front teep sometimes) and always got intent behind it. The tkd "jabby" kicks seem to do very little to the guy who's used to getting ribkicked and hard punched thrown to his abs whereas the mt kicks are hurting his opponent every time.
The power behind tkd kicks in enough to send anyone to sleep. We don’t waste our energy on making kicks more powerful than needed. However, sport tkd is limited for real life fights or MMA type, just like boxing and judo. And it’s hard to find tkd schools that focus on self defence and pure martial art, not tkd competitions.
Tkd guy keep grinding his ass trying to do a spin kick
I feel like TWD looses more often from the videos I’ve seen.
Hay varios videos donde el taekwondo gana
Old day muaythai with rope wrap around hand with glass on to fight as a weapon that how serious a muaythai is.
Having a couple TKD kicks in your arsenal can help in a Muay Thai fight, since the open stance can leave them open to power kicks straight down the center, but that's only with a shit ton of cross-training in boxing or Muay Thai. Aside from that that, after a couple good chops to the legs, that's your entire arsenal gone if you just walk in there with just a TKD black belt to your name.
Wow,amazing strength on his calfs,conditioning them with bamboo trees kicking 😱🙏🏻🔥💖😍💪🏼💪🏾💪
Us Muay Thai students have strong legs!!
การที่เราจะต่อสู้ได้เต็มที่ คือร่างกายกับหัวใจเราต้องไปพร้อมกัน ไม่ใช่ว่าจะทำไห้ท่าสวยอย่างเดียว จะเป็นคนที่แข็งแกร่งคือต้องซ้อม
มวยไทยบอกเลย7ขวดเก่งกันแล้ว
It’s about the MARTIAL ARTIST, not always the martial art. I’m a 3’rd degree black belt in Taekwondo, I also come from a Shotokan and Hapkido background as well. I’ve fought three Muay Thai guys on the streets and have beat each one. It was a street fight and everything was allowed. Guy tried to clinch me after giving me a proper straight punch, he got a uppercut elbow to the chin, KO. Second guy foot swept me, I fell, he rushed, I got up quicker than he anticipated and gave him a jumping snapping front kick to the face, he was done. Second guy lower teeped me, hurt like a bitch, learned his pattern and the second time he did it I grabbed his leg and kicked his other leg out from underneath him, he got up we traded some blows, I gave him a reverse side kick to the stomach, he hesitated for a sec,got his wind back, I gave him a leg kick faint, he blocked low and dropped his hands, I lunged and was able to grab his head and gave him a really hard elbow to the temple followed by a hard side kick to the chest, he went down like a sack of potatoes, tried to get back up and fell again, his friends told him to stay down. Muay Thai is good and so is Taekwondo. Just not the Mcdojo crap. And once again, it’s about the martial artist and not necessarily the martial art.
Some people are stronger, powerful, faster, quicker reflexes, higher fight IQ than others and all of these things have NOTHING to do with your style, but has everything to do with the individual. I don’t think people realize it but there are a LOT of Kickboxing champions that came from Taekwondo backgrounds. Most kickboxers are either Taekwondo Muay Thai, or Karate, (mostly Kyokushin Karate). If those discipline weren’t effective then they wouldn’t exist in kickboxing.
Agree. It is the heart if the fighter rather than the style
Nice story, it would be interesting if it wasn't your invention.
Nice story, it would be interesting if it wasn't your invention.
@@Ricardo-mr3bg my invention? 🤦♂️🙄😂 dude. I used to compete in Nationals. I’m 31 been training since I was 7. My father came from a Shotokan background. I’m a 3’rd degree black belt in Taekwondo , 2’nd degree black belt in Hapkido, brown belt in Judo and a red belt 1’st kyu in Shotokan. I assure u NOTHING I said is an invention. U live in Southern Cali by chance? u can come to my dojo.
Well it was the cases you discribe that you won because you were a better fighter than your enemies, but objectively twd is weak. Tbh it's not even a complete martial art. It's only use is if someone is already a complete fighter but wants to add some more attacks in his style then he can learn a couple of twd attacks but twd by it self is weak
This is like k-pop idols fighting a rock that fights back. lol