Yeah, although from my experience and others I've observed, they barely teach you some to get your first degree black belt and then they continue many degrees after. It's not a big deal or foundation type skill from what i've seen
How everyone wins a street fight: -Karate: Spinning/turning hook kick to the liver or solar plexus. -Boxing: Sucker punch. Spam uppercuts. -Taekwondo: Sweet Chin music all day, gimme a sliding side kick into a lead hook kick and a spinning hook to ribs on exit just in case. -Wing Chun: Chi Sao, Pak Sao, Bong Sao, repeat. -Jui Jujitsu: Lay down and flip them off. -Judo: "Get rotated, idiot." -Muay Thai: SHINS!
Depends Shannon Briggs ko a kickboxer and he a boxer. Depends who’s the fighter. Punch could put you straight to sleep with a single shot. Boxers also have ability to fight off angles because they don’t throw kicks. Kickboxer also have good kicks. I think martial arts is just a great thing to experience.
@@Rick_Sanchez_G420sure but boxers got better hands than kickboxers, I was a kickboxer but only focused on boxing while others focused on kicks so in close range I absolutely destroyed them
@@Darkseidsolosfiction thats exactly my situation a boxer who fights kickboxing, part of troubles of being short. But if you are fighting someone who excels at creating space and attacking whilst doing so then they will rack up hits, which is where the low kicks shine. Damaged legs means they struggle to use them, meaning they will struggle to fight.
it actually quite literally is, its a western version of karate lmao, we stole their idea and kinda just made it less complicated to learn while still hitting just as hard (although it depends on how skilled the practitioner is so..)
I’m a boxer but I still know that we have to lift foot to check kicks etc etc. We think boxing but are not only limited to boxing in a street fight. At end of the day it depends on the fighter
Boxer: "are you telling me that all these extra stuff will help u beat me in a street fight?!" Karate: ", nah probably not" Boxer: "fair enough" Honesty 😌🤝🏻
My favorite underrated karate strike is the snap kick. Easy to pull of if your opponent doesn’t know you can kick high, and it’ll easily knock some teeth loose. Either that or a good front kick to the knee
I've trained both. It really does feel like karate is more practical, more range, more mobility than just footwork, and not only the knowledge of how to target the legs, but also how to guard against having your legs targeted. Still tho, at least in my dojo, sparring was always meant to train primarily speed and reflexes, more than anything else. Strength a little less so, but dealing with and ignoring pain, not once. I get the feeling, if I had only done that, I'd probably be really bad at dealing with a opponent who was seriously trying to hurt me.
@@purplegoopguyhonestly I would just feint a kick and instantly go for the opposite side, you cant switch up that fast when you ground punch anyway so it would be easy
I like boxing cause its so easy to learn and its simple so you can remember what you learned in a real fight. karate is still good cause you can keep them at a distance with you kicks and its still pretty powerful and just looks cool asf
When i first came gained exposure to ur content i had 0 clue about any of ur jokes but tbh u kinda gave me the encouragement to start my mma journey n months later i found this so i can actually relate now😂😂
It all comes down to what you see yourself better at. Sometimes it can even be both, but always remember the most important thing a fighter must have: Respect.
As an instructor for karate, Muay Thai, taekwondo, kick boxing, boxing, grappling, and jujitsu I can firmly say just pick your favourite martial form and have fun with it because no matter what you choose someone has something to say about it to make themselves feel better
this is actually true with most martial arts. instead of hating each other, they come to respect each other’s differences and in some cases, exchange knowledge and learn combat from each other to become better. this is pretty accurate 🤣
Honestly boxing and karate could go two different ways. If the boxer takes it to an infight, then the karate user's legs will be rendered useless and it'll be the boxers domain. So the strat would be to use lefts and legs to keep it to an outfight
Every martial art has its uses (except karate) all of them have their place and function differently in certain ways learning a lot isn’t useful but mastering a few is very good
It goes into the specific person's skills and who the skills of the person they are fighting are. There is no one style that is better than another in a street fight. It solely comes to the individuals skillin their set and that they maintain them. It is rare that most people with skills fight. They usually talk out of a fight.
In a street fight boxing is probably the most practical because being on the ground or losing footwork at any point could be detrimental but if it’s solely a 1 on 1 fight then yeah bjj or something is probably gonna be better to do
Karate got hardly nerfed over the years... Unlike most sports it was back then used as the official military fighting style in old japan. But since alot of the methods would go far beyond the means of self defense, they banned alot of moves that were lethal or leave permanent disabled.
The funniest thing I’ve heard from older boxers is that “all that takedown nonsense can be stopped with a good stiff jab” They swear a jab is the cure to cancer 🤣
Honest belief karate has more variations of blocks and knows how to punch as well as kicking Though kicking isnt too necessary in a street fight coz u wanna end the fight quick u can still use the leg kick for a quick distraction and then a quick knockout
Child's conversation: two sports players talking about streetfights. It's endless and nonsense. Everybody got a theory until my friend clobbers you from behind with a chair.
To be fair, what i have noticed in a lot of combat sports gyms such as boxing, kickboxing, muay thai, ect. is that a lot of times they don't even pay attention at what you are doing unless you are an amateur competitor or sth, i remember when i trained boxing there where entire classes where i just hit the bag by myself and then someone told me to go spar, a lot of times they didn't even correct me, and a lot of people that i talked to told me the same, there's no sensei that is always watching you and correcting you all the time so you can improve, i'm not saying that a martial arts dojo is always good, of course there are also mcdojos but i noticed those attitudes at combat sports gyms even if they are 100% legit, that's why nowdays i prefer to trsin martial arts like karate, in a good dojo of course.
Other martial artists becoming professional or trying to get to the world stage. Nat-I talk to myself and/or with myself about martial art stereotypes!(still probably gets more consistent payment then most pro fighters)
At karate we are taught that the point of training for the self defence aspect isn’t to beat your opponent, but to create an opening for you to flee/ physically convince them it’s best to not give chase if you do. If you want to play hero, you should join the police force or the army, not a list of casualties to street crime.
That 100% legit handshake at the end…
Took me more attempts than I’m willing to admit to handshake myself at the end there
@@nathearn😂Respect! 👊
A feat even the best of us.@nathearn
They had those little shock things on
I paused and stared at it confusedly for a few minutes. 🤝😂
Muay Thai fighters baffled that 2 different martial artist can respect each others differences
Pretty ignorant of you to assume all of them don’t
@@northseaempireenjoyer6388 Pretty ignorant of you to not be down with a recurring martial arts joke
@@Ice51234 yeah and generalising everyone into from a martial art into a negative stereotype is called slander
@@northseaempireenjoyer6388 Cry me a river
@@northseaempireenjoyer6388 It's the joke
"You don't really do any groundwork either let's be honest"
"Yeah that's true"
😂😂
😂have to be honest
@@nathearn Karate although was inspired by 5 ancestor fist, which had a section of ground work called Dog boxing.
Dude this is so true
You do need groundwork especially when your on the floor in a fight
Yeah, although from my experience and others I've observed, they barely teach you some to get your first degree black belt and then they continue many degrees after. It's not a big deal or foundation type skill from what i've seen
Gotta appreciate the up close self handshake 😂
😂😂glad it’s getting some recognition
That hand must stunk 😂
Very nice 👍@@nathearn
"What about throws?"
"I can throw hands" 💀 😂😂
Remember: if someone wants to fight you, either you can de-escalate or run. Don't try to be a hero unless you gotta.
Facts👍
wise words
Actually it's the first rule they teach you in karate, has avoided me many beatings due to my temper
Do what adult Thorfinn does
It's not about being a hero! It's about being a fighter and fight When you have to and not Runing away Like a coward!
Best hand shake of 2024 😂😂😂
😏😏was harder than I thought tbh
How everyone wins a street fight:
-Karate: Spinning/turning hook kick to the liver or solar plexus.
-Boxing: Sucker punch. Spam uppercuts.
-Taekwondo: Sweet Chin music all day, gimme a sliding side kick into a lead hook kick and a spinning hook to ribs on exit just in case.
-Wing Chun: Chi Sao, Pak Sao, Bong Sao, repeat.
-Jui Jujitsu: Lay down and flip them off.
-Judo: "Get rotated, idiot."
-Muay Thai: SHINS!
You don't spam uppercuts lmao you spam jabs and an occasional hook or straight right 🤣🤣
@@cocojit street fighter 2 on the Nintendo Gameboy says otherwise 🗿🦍🦈
how do you wanna kick someone in the solar plexus with a hook kick bro?
@@aki_doki 😈
How long did this take you to write 💀
Best Martial Arts content creator right here 🎉🔥😎
Thank you I appreciate that😎🤝
@@nathearn”hey, do a flip!”
Love the up close handshake lol. A good kickboxer will generally beat a good boxer just because of leg kicks
To be fair it's not hard to tank a leg kick
@@Mrinnocennt whilst its not hard to tank a single leg kick, tanking more than one is a lot harder.
Depends Shannon Briggs ko a kickboxer and he a boxer. Depends who’s the fighter. Punch could put you straight to sleep with a single shot. Boxers also have ability to fight off angles because they don’t throw kicks. Kickboxer also have good kicks. I think martial arts is just a great thing to experience.
@@Rick_Sanchez_G420sure but boxers got better hands than kickboxers, I was a kickboxer but only focused on boxing while others focused on kicks so in close range I absolutely destroyed them
@@Darkseidsolosfiction thats exactly my situation a boxer who fights kickboxing, part of troubles of being short.
But if you are fighting someone who excels at creating space and attacking whilst doing so then they will rack up hits, which is where the low kicks shine.
Damaged legs means they struggle to use them, meaning they will struggle to fight.
The honesty at the end 😂
😂😂have to be honest
Kickboxing seems like the child of boxing and karate now that I think about it
Hahah that’s true
Because it is
Because it is Kyokushin Karate and Boxing.
it actually quite literally is, its a western version of karate lmao, we stole their idea and kinda just made it less complicated to learn while still hitting just as hard (although it depends on how skilled the practitioner is so..)
It is, karate boxing and Muay Thai are the parent arts of kickboxing!
A pretty respectful moment between boxing and karate 🗿
wait until the muayk thaison comes in to the gym lol
Always keep it respectful😏
I’m a boxer but I still know that we have to lift foot to check kicks etc etc. We think boxing but are not only limited to boxing in a street fight. At end of the day it depends on the fighter
😂😂 i going to need more street fighter skits the charcter is hilarious
Will do for sure👍
i actually got my leg kick checked by a punch yesterday, like bro😂
Boxer: "are you telling me that all these extra stuff will help u beat me in a street fight?!"
Karate: ", nah probably not"
Boxer: "fair enough"
Honesty 😌🤝🏻
Boxing + Karate = Kickboxing
another day of nat being the best martial art content creator
Another day of a W comment from @glooppii
Lowkey tho as someone who used to do karate some of the crazy things that they do would prob help you win a street fight
My favorite underrated karate strike is the snap kick. Easy to pull of if your opponent doesn’t know you can kick high, and it’ll easily knock some teeth loose. Either that or a good front kick to the knee
“Throws?”
“I can throw hands”
10/10 line👌🏽
Nate doing a handshake with his own hands 😂😂
I've trained both. It really does feel like karate is more practical, more range, more mobility than just footwork, and not only the knowledge of how to target the legs, but also how to guard against having your legs targeted.
Still tho, at least in my dojo, sparring was always meant to train primarily speed and reflexes, more than anything else. Strength a little less so, but dealing with and ignoring pain, not once. I get the feeling, if I had only done that, I'd probably be really bad at dealing with a opponent who was seriously trying to hurt me.
bruh, the way my man punched at the floor to check a leg kick got me rolling
If someone actually hit that in a fight successfully that would be terrifying
@@purplegoopguyhonestly I would just feint a kick and instantly go for the opposite side, you cant switch up that fast when you ground punch anyway so it would be easy
Bro this is like the funniest thing ever
Bro is always fighting himself 😂
That's the best part
Respecting all forms ❤
🤝🤝of course
Bro I like how friendly they are to each other, now that's true "friendly" competition
Every martial art is doing its part
And that’s when the friendship started
A very strong friendship
Checking the leg kick was absolute maddness.
I like boxing cause its so easy to learn and its simple so you can remember what you learned in a real fight. karate is still good cause you can keep them at a distance with you kicks and its still pretty powerful and just looks cool asf
Nice👊👊
When i first came gained exposure to ur content i had 0 clue about any of ur jokes but tbh u kinda gave me the encouragement to start my mma journey n months later i found this so i can actually relate now😂😂
Conversations that never happen for 500 please.
Didn't anticipate the honesty at the end lol
Everybody gansta till Mike Tyson and Muhammad Ali enters the ring 😂😂
I'm loving the leg check 😅 cracked me up
😂😂thanks man
Love your form bro your a beast brother. Very funny to keep up the awesome content
Karate is a solid foundation for learning additional martial arts. But yeah won't help much in a street fight by itself
Kyokushin
now thats how i respect this man
Something that needs to be understood if you get into a fight with someone random, there are no rules, Nuts or nothing.
Karate mixed with Muay Thai is 🔥
The most genuine conversation I can imagine
“Erm…ok” had me dying🤣🤣
"How do u kick then?"
...broddie doing the Roman reigns taunt that got me dead😭
Love those gloves man. Hyabusas fit soo nice
It is way harder to use kicks than punches.
But it is not useless.
They have more reach.
More force.
And is a Distancesavior.
Lmao The leg kick check!!
It all comes down to what you see yourself better at. Sometimes it can even be both, but always remember the most important thing a fighter must have: Respect.
As an instructor for karate, Muay Thai, taekwondo, kick boxing, boxing, grappling, and jujitsu I can firmly say just pick your favourite martial form and have fun with it because no matter what you choose someone has something to say about it to make themselves feel better
judo being the shallow way (or whatever is the exact translation)
my friends strangling me in every ground randori:...
Your videos have helped me so much dude and some of them make me laugh
At least karate guy was honest
That handshake was hilarious 😭😭
That kick check 😂😂😂
😂 the kick check killed me
Throws?….. I can throw hands 😂😂 the most hood answer to give 😭😭☠️
Studying both boxing and Karate makes me at ease with myself 😂
Damnn bro u good that handshake in end 😅
Was so sure a takedown was coming off that handshake
The handshake is just fax
And as a person who was trained in boxing for a while it’s requires a lot of footwork
As a martial artist myself, a boxer would probably knock me out in one punch
karate meta starts kicking in only at high levels, thwn its actually op
Nice to see this skit. I do both these martial arts so that is a big thumbs up 👍
"You think all this extra stuff will help you beat me?"
"Takedown? Throws? Nah but my kick will help me"
this is actually true with most martial arts. instead of hating each other, they come to respect each other’s differences and in some cases, exchange knowledge and learn combat from each other to become better. this is pretty accurate 🤣
I can fuck around with strikers, it’s the wrestlers that scare the shit out of me
Checkin a leg kick was epic😂
That accent makes it sound like he'd beat me in a street fight.
and that kids was how Kickboxing was invented
Honestly boxing and karate could go two different ways. If the boxer takes it to an infight, then the karate user's legs will be rendered useless and it'll be the boxers domain. So the strat would be to use lefts and legs to keep it to an outfight
Every martial art has its uses (except karate) all of them have their place and function differently in certain ways learning a lot isn’t useful but mastering a few is very good
It goes into the specific person's skills and who the skills of the person they are fighting are. There is no one style that is better than another in a street fight. It solely comes to the individuals skillin their set and that they maintain them.
It is rare that most people with skills fight. They usually talk out of a fight.
Honestly just train multiple styles it’s so much more effective than just the one style 😂
"All this extra stuff will help you beat me in a street fight...nah probably not"
Roundhouse kick: and I took that personally..
Kinda wholesome tbh
I know we've talked abt it already but the handshake has me on the floor😭
In a street fight boxing is probably the most practical because being on the ground or losing footwork at any point could be detrimental but if it’s solely a 1 on 1 fight then yeah bjj or something is probably gonna be better to do
Bro strapped his phone to his chest for that handshake at the end
And that kids is how kickboxing was made.
At least he realised boxing doesn't lose in a street fight
But it definetely does when its put against a muay thai fighter 😂 dude's going down in a second
Karate got hardly nerfed over the years...
Unlike most sports it was back then used as the official military fighting style in old japan.
But since alot of the methods would go far beyond the means of self defense, they banned alot of moves that were lethal or leave permanent disabled.
The funniest thing I’ve heard from older boxers is that “all that takedown nonsense can be stopped with a good stiff jab”
They swear a jab is the cure to cancer 🤣
Arnold Schwarzenegger ahh handshake 🤝💀
I feel like boxing is straight to the point and others ones are a bit flashy.
Boxing only works when there is an agreement on both parties where neither of them will kick your legs out under you 😂
Honest belief karate has more variations of blocks and knows how to punch as well as kicking Though kicking isnt too necessary in a street fight coz u wanna end the fight quick u can still use the leg kick for a quick distraction and then a quick knockout
Every martial art is best at its own place
Sherlock Homes: Discombobulate
Karate and boxing are a deadly combo
Child's conversation: two sports players talking about streetfights. It's endless and nonsense. Everybody got a theory until my friend clobbers you from behind with a chair.
To be fair, what i have noticed in a lot of combat sports gyms such as boxing, kickboxing, muay thai, ect. is that a lot of times they don't even pay attention at what you are doing unless you are an amateur competitor or sth, i remember when i trained boxing there where entire classes where i just hit the bag by myself and then someone told me to go spar, a lot of times they didn't even correct me, and a lot of people that i talked to told me the same, there's no sensei that is always watching you and correcting you all the time so you can improve, i'm not saying that a martial arts dojo is always good, of course there are also mcdojos but i noticed those attitudes at combat sports gyms even if they are 100% legit, that's why nowdays i prefer to trsin martial arts like karate, in a good dojo of course.
As a current karate fighter and former street boxer I can say this is a true thing within me😅
dont forget, this is the same guy. he knows karate and boxing 😭
So true takes to much work to land a right proper karate kick where as boxing is shoulders hips and precise arm movement
The strategy with boxing is to hit so hard the other guy is knocked out before they realize you only have punches
Other martial artists becoming professional or trying to get to the world stage.
Nat-I talk to myself and/or with myself about martial art stereotypes!(still probably gets more consistent payment then most pro fighters)
Only time karate works in a real fight is if both are doing karate
Kempo Karate does a fair amount of grappling
At karate we are taught that the point of training for the self defence aspect isn’t to beat your opponent, but to create an opening for you to flee/ physically convince them it’s best to not give chase if you do. If you want to play hero, you should join the police force or the army, not a list of casualties to street crime.
The hands at the end 👌🤣
That handshake pissed all of us