KungFu Master vs Karate | Don't Mess With Kung Fu Masters
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2020
- I hope you enjoy the video. Please leave a like so we can continue to create more videos. In this video I will explain the difference between Kung Fu and karate. Extreme Shaolin vs karate
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bcoz no one has fucking clue how these things works
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@@algofreak8510 but you do
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Alternative title: *Narrator has no idea what he's talking about*
Shut the fuck up
Lmao yeah
Fuck off
I thought art is about how everyone have different perspectives on 1 thing. XD
I was thinking the exact same thing.
I've practiced Kung fu before. It takes immense discipline to become 'good' at it and even then you remain a beginner. I've often heard "No. You not good. You less bad." if I got a big head, similar to how a martial arts teacher will start testing you if you brag. Usually with a classic "Oh, so you know everything?". You could practice Kung fu your whole life and still not know everything. It's insane
@@Mohdrij No idea, but I think it's between Kung fu and MMA. MMA is the obvious choice, but I think the Sanda Kung fu monks are the most powerful fighters in the world.
Best for self defence
From what you said.. it sounds it's all more about spirituality.. nice
@@ShabnoorMaved Spirituality and a lot of technique
@@sheepisfortheweak6164 Sanda is so underrated, many people don't know about sanda and all these different types of kung fu. It is after all an umbrella term for many different styles yet when people bring it up, all that comes to mind is Tai Chi and Wing chun and things of those sorts. Sanda is much more real fight-oriented compared to the more flashy things like Shaolin.
As a saber fencer (competitive) and instructor of several decades, I personally found three major requirements to effective fighting: Measure, Timing, and Technique.
If your measure is incorrect, nothing else matters. If your timing is off, you'll be vulnerable. If your technique is poor, your strike or defensive action won't have power or strength.
Beyond all of that, it's definitely about striking without being struck as often as is possible... but YOU'D BETTER LEARN TO TAKE HITS. I'm serious. The more impervious you are to damage, the more deadly you are... even if you don't strike first. And for bloody heaven's sake, accept death (or losing) as a possibility, and stay calm right up until the moment you win or lose (die). 🙂 You'll save energy with brainpower instead of wasting it with rage and idiocy.
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Tell me more about measure, please
@gino14 I can't speak for him, but I believe by measure he means range judgement. If you control distance and angle in your favor, you get better positioning for both defense and offense.
@@gino14😂😂😂👌
@@liamsanchezgoestovegas ?
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“Everyone has a plan, until they get punch in the mouth” - mike Tyson
Gracie jiu-jitsu FUCKS THEM ALL.
@@orestesvega2475 why ??? I love them all
You mispelt Kamijo Touma
that applies to Mike Tyson too. 🤣
"...punth in the fathe"
"if you move your eye ball you lose against Bruce Lee , because you cannot see his lightning kick" - Jackie chan
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That's why when Corona started they chose 6 feet. 👍
nice
@@dpz9872 nope
@@s1iznc1d34 I'm pretty sure the 60fps cap is a myth
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I didn't say we had 600 FPS, I'm just saying it's higher than 60, or that I had thought it was higher than 60. The science isn't really exact and there's a lot of conflicting information.
"The difference between a master and a beginner is that a master has failed more times than a beginner has tried"
Half right, half wrong!👆
"You win some, you lose some but you live, live to fight another day" - Pops
Sissified. So quick to pick up a gun. You're scared to take an ass-whippin'.
As an ex practitioner of taekwondo and then kick boxing back in the day right through the 90,s I can honestly say one thing....no matter what style, skill level or belt you hold, there's nothing like a solid hard kick punch to the head or ribs....no matter what martial arts you practice, if you can't take it you can't take it.... it's not what colour belt you wrap around your waste, some brown and Black belts couldn't take a punch simple, and some really tough guy's with lower grades... with chins of steel and fist's like stone....
Woah real talk about belts, the money grab gimmick. Thats why you comment is underliked. Here i give you more likes
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Best Example Wei Lei vs Xu Xiodong
A Master of Tai Chi vs an Amateur MMA practitioner that's past his prime and not in the greatest shape.
A Master who's never taken a Punch is no Master. Not sure if that's a quote, but my own observation.
This is definitely it! Having trained in Karate myself for many years but before that I did Kung Fu at a younger age. There were so many afraid to get hit and honestly couldn’t take it. I know Karate is seen as defence only but can be so much more.
I’m opening up a Dojo, that specializes in getting punched in the face. For $59.99 a month, you too can learn the techniques of getting punched in the face.
Just Take your shirt off. Fucks up the majority of grappling heros.
"When you lose, it means you weren't the main character in the movie." Ip man.
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But japanese are Literally the product of china from hundred thousand years old
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yes, and china lost to Japan once. That means china sucks. It's a pity that your country has become such a miserable place.
Lies again? Master Card
Hi pitsupi
Regardless of styles; I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times!
*~ Bruce Lee*
how bout netero?
@@kingmarneypabillaran8516 …
Not applicable; Isaac Netero is fiction!😳
“Just don’t get hit lmao”
-Sun Tzu
Bruce Lee once said a karate punch is like an iron bar, while a Kung Fu punch is like a chain with an iron ball at the end and it hurts inside.
Thanks for the info from BL. A legend indeed.
@TheRodrigo Hh xD
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➡➡Y.... Queda Dormido para No Despertar Más Nunca ?
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@@golfalcao1457 resuma su comentario
That means fuck all, Bruce was a martial artist not a fighter.
Bruce also said: "The best fighter is not a boxer, karate or judo man. The best fighter is someone who can adapt to any style. He kicks too good for a boxer, throws too good for a karate man, and punches too good for a judo man." Thus my first comment: There is no superior martial art, only superior martial artists!!!
These are cool clips but this narrator has no idea what he’s talking about
Lol
Yep! Just spouting words.
Right? Just making shit up off the bat, it’s embarrassing.
i agree
This is how I answer my test exam
2:15 - "THROW IN THE DAMN TOWEL" (dude getting flamed into the glass)!!!
Thank you for the video and the footage.
0:35 The drunken fist dude is awesome
On the original video the drunken get kick on the head. And his other friend get more kicked here and there.
Rock lee style
Jackie!!!
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"the best way to fight is to avoid" jackie chan
that's why i love Jackie chan the most
Question to Bruce Lee : " What style do you use ? "
Bruce Lee : " The Art Of Fighting Without Fighting!
@ahsjkfnd Sushzoor that's how u lose, never underestimate
The idiom is 三十六計走為上策，Of the Thirty-six Stratagems, fleeing is best.
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I very much enjoyed learning the arts, you never stop learning. Whether round or linear, my experience says there is value in all systems.
This was an amazing video to watch and enjoy today :]
“The art of fighting without fighting “
excellent approach. unless you're in the ring.
The art of doing a video without doing a video
I heard that in Ninjago
I rather think it's more about the approach, a shame that martial arts get stagnated cuz of those delusional "masters", putting a few more moves in there wouldn't hurt.
Bruce Lee
"Self-confidence is the most important thing wherever you are" Ip Man.
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Training and sparing is more important "coach"
@@Jason-pl2wt Haha
In high school I started with Hand To Hand then Tang Soo-Do, Judo and Hapkido. I studied Tang Soo-Do while in high school and when I went to Korea. I also studied Judo and Hapkido there as I did multiple tours.
The only times I used it outside of class was when I broke my older brother up from bullying me, a drunk in a bar who tried to hit me on the head with a full beer bottle and a derelict trainee who smacked me in the back as I walked by.
I really enjoyed this! Epic fighting!
Narrator: karate is for offense and Kung Fu is used to stop your opponent
First rule of karate and the basis of bunkai: SeLf dEfEnSe
I think that is told to make sure people practicing karate dont go out and start fights
"Karate is for offense and kung-fu is to stop your opponent." I practiced wing-chun for 15 years and there's proportionally wayyyy more strikes than grappling. The narrator is full of shit.
@@camil914 i practice Karate for 25 years and im 2 time european champion at kumite...And i can say he is talking crap...ALL MARTIAL ARTS ARE MADE FOR SELF DEFENCE.ask anyone ty
Yeah, that's what we were the taught the 1st day itself. And every day after practice we would speak the oath to never use this art to attack first or to attack the weak, but only to defend ourselves in case the need arises.
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00:46 thats not Kung Fu, thats capoeira, a Brazilian marcial art, i am from Brazil, and i train capoeira, thats one of the best fighters we got
The guy at the beginning who knocks down the black belt also looks more like a Nak Muay than a Kung Fu practitioner, but I could be wrong.
Yes, I saw that and was thinking the same thing, but the other guy was Kung Fu I saw that fight on another channel once, Capoeira has many similarities to certain kung fu styles that also have the same movements in particular Monkey, Some of the tiger forms and some of the drunken forms. I really like the movements and play of Capoeira especially when timed well and done well. Maybe the poster thought the other guy was Karate because his movements were not as fluid as other kung fu styles. A bunch of the stuff mentioned in the video is not completely accurate, the difference between Karate and Kung fu is more than just linear versus circular, kung fu is just much larger overall encompassing many styles where Karate has a smaller more limited base of forms and techniques, but they drill them more thoroughly so they are often well-practiced fighters, some Karate styles were developed from the White Crane style of Kung Fu and Karate originally meant CHINA Hand in honor to its lineage.
Tenés razón en todo
I was wondering if anyone else noticed that, good job lol
Yeah I don't know why he put Marcus in there...
One thing that one should mention is that the origin of Karate lies in self-defense, not aggresion.
The word, as you probably know, means 'Empty Hand', implementing that there ain't no use for weapons in Karate. This also implements the fact, and this is something my sensei's have told me several times, that Karate is meant as an Defense-only martial art in its truest sense - even tho you also got Kumite (the full contact 1v1) besides the traditional practice of Katas (solo or team duels).
Karate is a reactionary MA which in daily life, you'd always use it defensively, never ever offensively.
Sure tho a street fight (primarely those that are unfair and involve weapons) are something else and there are not many, given even one martial arts that can unarm a guy thats armed fire a firegun thats several feet away from you that for sure...even a common thing like a knife ends up pretty bad nomatter who you are, what martial art you practice or for how long you might be practicing it - thats just how things go down eventually
Generaly I think nobody is that stupid to run at a guy that carries a knife or some other weapon in hand in the first place, no matter how hard you can fight in an even scenario
Thank you for that common sense. It is appreciated.
"Don't sh!t on your own doorstep." - My Dad.
"There are no accidents" -Master oogway
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This reminds me of these two brothers I knew when growing up. They were both very fitness oriented and appeared proficient in Kung fu. I recall watching one of them in a fight and when he fell down on his back, he began an offensive from the ground using his legs. It was pretty impressive watching him make his opponent go on defense even though he was grounded and the other was standing.
you've never seen a ufc fight have you ?
Ever heard of Jiu jitsu or ufc?
@@Yanzdorloph you can put your Americanness away now. No, everyone is not familiar with nor cares about savage cage fighting.
@@tanisha.r.thomas bruh y’all do the same
@@tanisha.r.thomas 1, it’s one of the most popular combat sports in the world. 2. Solos kung fu bs
A little double-leg takedown and some choke action and it's lights out for all of those dudes.
Trained Indonesian Kung Fu. JKD. SHOTOKAN AND NOW AIKIDO. Kung-fu and karate. Are simular in some ways. Although Kung Fu is more flexible in movement. While Karate is more static. Why Karate was call Hard Style and Kung-fu was called Soft Style. Kung-fu has what I call WHIP LIKE STRIKES. As Karate has more Battering Ram strikes. All are very effective in combat. In Pukalan we call it the steel cable whip like strikes. Like snapping a wet towel. Karate has more of a Peneteating Focus with lots of power and energy coming from the hips and feet. It's awesome to do both. The flowing movement of Kung-fu along with that kinetic static power of karate. Then add the redirection and controlling aspect of Aikido. I work a lot on using Aikido along with Shotokan. When working on Bunkai and Kehone. But implementing Aikido techniques in the individual blocking and striking of Shotokan. Really adds to your self defence training. BUT no matter what. A PUNCH TO THE NOSE. IS STILL A PUNCH TO THE NOSE. NO MATTER WHAT STYLE.
Both styles are amazing. I've studied both for years. What this video is emphasizing is that Kung Fu can be more diverse where as Karate is a bit more limited. It's all about the individual. Don't watch this video and think a Karate person is easy to defeat.
I do karate. The essence of it is: simplicity and power. Take the gloves off, so the full bone crushing power is unleashed: and one or two good hits should be enough to end most self-defence situations. Karate, is anti Street-thug, Aikido is anti-karate (but also overkill on the street-plus is so technical, if you stop training: you lose it. By contrast, you never forget how to throw a punch or a kick). Of course, as you have to expect most moves will be evaded or blocked: you lay down broadsides. Which this video demonstrated well: combine that with counter attack, and you're essentially relentlessly attacking. Kung Fu is certainly more complex and complete than karate: and could thus accurately be regarded as the most classical of martial arts. Bruce Lee himself thought it was too complex however, as it took a lifetime to master.
I disagree. This video is saying karate is used to harm an opponent and kung fu is used to stop an opponent. But in my opinion its the other way around. There are so many deadly kung fu moves. The kung fu that I practice has eye gouging and nut punches included in the form. Lol. Seems pretty harmful to me. Kung fu is known for this. Moves you can't use in a ring. Only in the street
@@derek8400 If you punch someone in the nuts you immobilise them, its not fatal but stops the fight.
yeah not easy to defeat but eventually he will be defeated anyway
@@derek8400 nut punches exist in karate...
What I've learnt from the military is that getting used to being hit is an added advantage, also mixed martial art is the best.
Shut up
@@kingmiller1982 hey hey hey never forget that he could be the guy to embarrass you in front of a crowd by double take-downing you
MMA is best cause it takes stuff from every style of fighting
when I have watched MMA it looks scruffy and scrappy
@@GSXRI300 because it’s realistic, anyone with any form of martial art can go in and they have, the martial arts that were successful caught on and the ones that weren’t didn’t. That’s why traditional martial arts isn’t that common a skill for mma fighters, boxing, kick boxing, wrestling, and jiu Jitsu proved to be the most effective tools for mma fighters to know. A master of wing Chun would probably get taken down by a high school wrestler and get smashed because they are only used to fighting people who fight the same way they do. That’s why a lot of traditional martial arts fail people in many scenarios. Not to say traditional martial arts isn’t effective, but there are more effective forms than others. Henry cejudo, Conor McGregor, or Stephen Thompson. All very high level mma fighters who use a karate stance. Or Anthony Pettis who uses a lot of taekwondo kicks. It’s about taking whats effective in the context of anything goes. A lot of fighters in mma utilise traditional martial arts techniques but have the experience and the knowledge to apply them appropriately to a fight. I think the fights are a bit more scrappy because people are trying to get the finish, but must traditional martial arts matches involve scoring points for light contact. This likely contributes to some failures of traditional martial arts when they are applied in more realistic scenarios
I think whatever style you choose, its all gonna be in how hard you train. I took kung fu, baguazang and tai chi my early 20's. What i took from it is, its not like most martial arts. It takes years to learn and its like a way of life.
1:25 this is no joke here, Nice!!
My dad teaches me kungFu and it is meant to limit the way a person can fight; not just bringing pain to them
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He’s teaching you bullshit
@@Jbnfmshhwbbe1 You are not you are good for nothing...,
he is teaching you bullshit
@PYTHON_ Telugu Gamer India founded the most overrated martial art of all time what an accomplishment😐
"karate is use to harm an opponent"
LMAO i'm dead
as if any martial art is not xd
@@timguo6858 some martial arts(like tai chi) are used for the mentality of a person,not for fighting,but some people still consider tai chi as an offensive martial art (many videos in UA-cam of them getting clapped ) lmao
@@TheChosenOne1_ Martial arts are evolving. Tai chi used to be brutal as hell like all martial arts, but they are now becoming a type of physical recreation and only a few a still practising them for tactics. Fists can't beat guns.
@@TheChosenOne1_ That's right. Aikido originally is brutal AF as well.
@@timguo6858 No it not, real ancient Karate actually come from Filipino local martial art. lol. Some karate master already researched it.
your videos are brutal so ima sub to you
"Damn, he ain't gone be in Rush Hour 3" Chris Tucker.
I did Karate when i was 14 to16. Kung fu later in my 20s. IMO Western Karate is great for beginners as it provides a well rounded approach. Kung fu is more specialist in that the teacher takes time to break down the reasoning and you tend to gain something of a higher understanding, but Kung Fu class sizes tend to be smaller. My Karate experience was kind of Mc Dojo in that they tell you what to do and you copy it but there doesn't seem to be any in depth analysis on why exactly your doing this. Even with something as foundational as punching, it was like if you look like your doing it right then everything is fine, which isn't great tutelage IMO, i think that lack of 1 on 1 teaching has more to do with huge class sizes. BUT Karate is the best first step into that world IMO.
Cobra Kai then Ip Man
The difficulty with the external styles (like Tae Kwon Do or Karate) is that you can only see the outside at the beginning. The internal side is difficult to teach to young kids and takes a long time to be effective for self-defense. So the mechanics are more useful at the beginning, especially at a young age.
The internal side is more useful at an older age because you've developed the strength and understanding of your body. The internal (i.e. Tai Chi or Wing Chun) ends up supporting your health more than the external the older you get. But it is very difficult to understand even with the wisdom you gain from life experience.
Did they tell you that if you hit the guy square on the chin he goes to lala land? At the end of the day that's all that matters.
@@tylerdurden3722 someone who knows what striking really is knows that, that is not in fact what matters, the rythem the counters the angles and the space and distance too the set up and read of your oppentes offense, striking is like a mental and physical game of chess and if you go in trying to only hit your opponent on the chin the guy who knows even just a little bit of what I was talking about will crush you.( a lot of teakwondo guys and Karate guys don’t get this till they step into a Thai gym or mma gym, it’s never about how hard the shot is or how fast it is as long as it’s places at the right time and place)
I train british kenpo and I Plan on sparring with people from other Martial arts or Martial sports
It's the man who makes the art, not the art who makes the man
everybody has a face until they get hit with a plan.
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-tyke myson, probably
You are so right but too many people don't understand this.
That s it.
There are some vad martial arts tho
I took a few lessons in Marshal Arts (maybe 3 or 4 times) when I was in my 20's and in the very first bout, I could not help but kick my instructors behind in seconds and the 2nd instructor, it was in part that they made a grave error in their arrogant assessment and underestimating of me, a serious mistake to never make in fighting. I was a seriously experienced street fighter and faster than "greased-lightening" and I had that internal-power-force (Berserker) strength second to none! When I was in my 40's I gave lessons to my oldest Son when he was in the 1st grade of elementary school, because a bully was beating him up. I taught self defense and movements, how to strike a hard effective blow, but the very most important part was to teach and pass on to him, was the "Internal- Spirit" that makes a fighter/winner. Without this, it can all just be mental exercise and social status and build a little self confidence. I also had him read "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu. Well my Son came home with a good win and was never bullied again as was expected.
Lmao..bullshit. 😂
I'm sure you taught your son how to fight but there is no way you beat a martial arts teacher...with martial arts.
Nice video. Learned new things from this video.
Tai chi really works!!! 👊There were 3 guys messing with me at the mall. I used lateral movement to only allow one attacker to attack me at a time. Then, like a surgeon, I took them apart one by one. “POW!!! RIB SLAP!!! POW!!! RIB SLAP!!! POW!!! RIB SLAP!!!”. In no time, my aggressors were defeated, spilling blood out of their mouths, regretting the day they messed with a true tai chi master. As I stared at my hands, I noticed they were shaking. “What is this power?” I asked myself. At that moment I knew, I had to spread the truth about the power of Tai chi. I spotted a family of four passing by. I noticed how big the father was so I quickly rushed over to them. I asked him if he knows true power. By the look in his eyes, I could tell he did not. So I blessed this man with a “POW RIB SLAP!”. Just like the aggressors before he began to bleed from the mouth, staring up at me. Right there I saw it! Now he knows true power. But not even a second later, his wife begins to scream. I think to myself, “why would she scream? Does she not understand the power I hold?” Then “POW RIB SLAP”! My body acted on it own. Ending the aggressor’s advances to call the police. I stared at the 2 children. They looked back. I slowly leaned in, I could tell they were terrified. I whispered in the eldest’s ear, “That’s what happens when you fuck with a tai chi master, ya feel me little man?” They both nod their heads and I dart off into the night. Never to be seen again. On the way home though, I tripped over my shoelace and fell face first in dog shit. While I picked the chunks of doo doo out of my mouth I came to a realization. I knew i needed to stop smoking crack, watching jake mace videos, and going to my local grocery stores to get pickled eggs. I am now 2 years sober and keep the power deep inside me
Wow...
Touching 😢
"Karate was made in japan"
Sad mr miyagi noises
No it wasn't
Okinawa
No it is not
@@Kichu569 dude i just said what the narrator said dont u get the joke?🤦♂️
@@lilx3089 Hes brain dead. Let him enjoy his mouth breathing
That last clip shows good Wing Chun skills
0:19 wow this was lit
0:47 - that's Capoeira.
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@@alysaterre885 ?
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I was going to say hahaha
Fr though
What has to be understood is that Karate has been watered down to bring in more students and to be compliant with the Olympics. 9 times out of 10 karate classes are after school play groups for children and ego building classes for adults.
Yeah American Karate is really lame. You gotta travel and study with the Shalion Monks.
@@andreyfendich Yeah the famous Shalion Karate which is almost as effective as the wadung Judo and the Argentinian Jui Jatsu which is very close to arabian krov muga
Karate taekwondo Kung Fu they're all the same but different at their own unique techniques and styles it really is incredible when you're loading these type of martial arts that could save your life when the situation is needed 🥋👊😉👍🥋
For the "X style is better" crowd - It depends on training, skill, and the individuals. 2 different Kyokushin karateka vs 2 different Wing Chun practitioners can have very different outcomes.
Sam Haynes, it's refreshing to know that everyone commenting online is not clueless. Thank you for your intelligent post.
@@pehunter1 - Thank you. I've been into martial arts since 1990. Studied and trained at various levels in the 3 decades since. Seen a lot of stuff, and a lot of stupid arguments. Thank *you* for your comment. ^_^
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lol no, Kyokushin will win 100% of the time against Wing Chun
People don't understand the most important thing yet: There's no better martial art than other, there are good, bad, outstanding performers in every single discipline...
This is a fact that most "martial arts" channels fail to realize
That I see but wanted to ask if the best guy in karate and best guy in kung fu fight, then will it be a one sided game or a game where anyone can win
Then why are there no Kung Fu or Karate practitioners who are competitive in MMA? It seems relatively obvious at this point that BBJ and Muay Thai are the dominant disciplines.
Yes put a boxer and a "kung fu" practitioner in the ring, see what happens
Just wait till that “kung fu master” fights a muay thai champion..
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The first martial arts clip I’ve ever seen with actual back and forth fighting and awesome moves and not just flinching at each other the entire time without actually hitting each other.
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Then you probably haven't seen many clips. Plus this "flinching" is just how the beginning of a fight usually looks like (with trained fighters). It's for feeling out your opponent's reactions.
Its so sad that people think is fake or whatever fighting style, it was in a movie that a Shaolin monk said: Kung Fu is not just a fighting style, its a way of living.
There is no such thing as a shaolin monk, its a fantasy...there is no such religion as shaolin. Its called buddhism, and in real life buddhist monks focus on...actual buddhism
@@lancehobbs8012 Lifestyle and religion are two different things. They mentioned Shaolin being a "lifestyle" and not a religion. And there are many sects of Buddhism, like how it is with Shintoism.
@@Seastar14TheWitch no...cringe....they called it a way of living
..oh my god ...sorry im all cringed out...so now its not even a buddhist temple
...wait, in this fantasy...within what religion specifically are they "monks"
Answer me that?
@@Seastar14TheWitch sure there is theravada ( my school) and the mahayana , and the chen or zen sects branching of the mahayana school such as in japan ...so which school or sect exactly do you think flips in the air all day yelling hyaaaaa?
Strongly agreed, and these styles learnt from Animals to how to defend ourselves..
"It's morbin' time!" -Morbius
Fight is all about dominating the other, so, the way you control your skills and the strength to take harder damage can lead to domination
"I think they will all lose until they find a battle worth fighting." - Master Oogway.
Do you realize that most of the "karatekas" in the video are doing taekwondo, right?
Yeah it's so dumb the clips he used were mostly from taekwondo
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I was wondering why they were using so much leg movements for karate and couldn't pin down why. 😂😂😂
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"If you get hit, just sit down and play dead in order to survive."
- Sun ju tzu
Damn, the last scene, old boy was putting them beaters on him so bad, that they broke the glass!
Karate & Kung Fu both arts are good for us and practitioners who practice them to help humanity.🙏🇮🇳🥋
How tf do you help humanity by using kungfu nd karate?
@@6pathuser344 Have you not seen fake martial arts videos? How could laughing that hard not be beneficial to your health?
@@kain7513 many top tier mix martial artists have used both Karate and Kungfu, What’s your point?
@@munizsims6636 I never said they aren't effective arts. I just said the frauds in their own "unique" way provide a great benefit to us all. Loosen up bruh. Life's too short.
Biggest load of crap I’ve ever read on UA-cam, lol
Kungfu and karate competing.
Muay Thai: Hold My beer.
Hold they beer and get fucked up because it's not the style it's the person using it
MMA, hold MY beer.
If you punch karate master on his nose and the bell he will say ayooooooo but if u punch kung-fu he will say not in playing mood lmao😂😂
silat vs karate, silat is an Indonesian martial art, and silat was established since the royal era, silat then spread throughout the archipelago including to the Malay country, namely Malaysia. and in Indonesia itself there are many kinds of silat, or silat colleges. starting from silat cimandek, northern tiger, Pajajaran and others. more than dozens of silat colleges spread to throughout Indonesia. and actors who are experts in martial arts such as Iko Uwais, Jo Taslim Taslim and others are now playing movies in Hollywood
Garbage dance routines. Spoken from experience and yes I'm willing to back that up.
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There are so many things wrong with this video....
"Kung fu"???
Yes. As per sparring rules opponant cant hold the foot of a kicker its a minus point
Exactly I don’t see much of the Kung fu
I know kung-fu
Right! I’m also pretty sure I saw Muay Thai, Capoeira, and Taekwondo in this video.
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Mastering any style requires practice and discipline too. Without this you won't get anywhere
Your thumbnail is dope in video unlikely
That win chun guy is a serious treat
I’ve done Kenpo for years. Getting punch, kicked, kneed, chopped, elbowed, ridgehanded, heel palmed, etc hurts. Regardless of the “style” contact hurts. Choose the style you like best and be fit and study hard.
When i hear kenpo i just instantly think mcdojo(coming from a former kenpo student)
"Karate"
**shows taekwondo**
I saw muay thaai too
And capaguiera
@sportscar120 go if the kick landed perfectly it'll make u suffer for a day XD
But ya modern TKD maybe the weakest martial arts bcuz the rules that changed from 'kicking' to 'touching'
@sportscar120 go its an incomplete martial art in its modern practice. It has amazing kicks that can and should be incorporated into other arts. If your art doesn't do kicks and you want to do kicks, mix in some taekwondo.
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"With a plan, everybody gets hit until they have a face."
-Tike Myson
Please note that the first karate was derived from Chinese martial art (even the movie karate kid 2 talked about it). Also there are many style of kungfu and karate. It is not correct to generalize kungfu are more circular and karate is more linear. Did instance, wing Chun is Chinese martial art and it has mostly linear moves. And there are clips in this video in which a Chinese martial artist was sparing with a taekwondo martial artist (which is a Korean martial art). Just because someone is wearing a white gi doesn't mean the person is a karate martial artist. Traditional Korean taekwondo GI is different than karate gi (look at the lapel).
wing chun is not linear,that is post 1850 bs wing chun pro ching dynasty
Thank you for that.
0:55 Both of these fighting techniques are actually originated from ancient south Indian fighting technique. The founder of Kung-fu was a Buddhist monk named Bodhidharma. He was from ancient South India. So, you can say that both of these techniques are the child & grandchildren of Bodhidharma.
World first marital art from kerala India kalari founder is
Parashurama
@@drakeff1962 Yes, but Kung-fu was found by Bodhidharama.
Yes bro❤️
@@soumyadipdhara5680 Check this out en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shuai_jiao
kung fu existed before buddhism came to china you know?
0:47 its capoeira bro,The blue is Karate.
No its kung-fu
Is Kung fu
@@LZJunior you are a Kung Fu learner?
@@extravenusiano6352 não, prefiro capoeira
@@extravenusiano6352 no, i prefer capoeira
Great practice for both.
I find that TaeKwonDo and MuaiThai mix is one of the most dealiest.
How is that deadly? You maybe mean effective? And if so, you need to specify in what situation it is effective.
If you are going to box against a boxer the TKD wont help you much, kick twice and you lost. In an MMA cage its better to be well versed in mma, wrestling, or bjj, neither muay thai nor tkd will help you much. On the street i would prefer krav maga as it is much focused on taking someone out and getting away, and its easier to get decent at than tkd or muay thai.
@@eric4681702 well the analogy of kicking in a boxing match is absurd. Sure! MMA's base is Wrestling but let's not kid ourselves Muay Thai is the go to striking discipline. And many fighters yesterday and today come from a Traditional martial arts background such as Karate and Tae Kwon Do. I'll give you the perfect example! Two Wrestlers fight! Usman vs Colvington. The Wrestling canceled each other out. So the match was won via striking. This is why Mixed Martial Artists need to know at least 1 striking discipline. On the street! You prefer Krav Maga!! Most Krav Maga places only care about profiteering. Most of them are so watered down that they give their students a false sense of security. And this is not only socially irresponsible but a very dangerous thing to do with new students who believe they can defend themselves when they can't. If you run into these ridiculous establishments. You're better off taking anything else.
@@marrokraff998 the analogy of kicking in a boxing match was simply to indicate that you need to specify the situation before you can judge which style/sport is the most "deadly" or effective. As the original poster didn't do that his complete argument was kind of useless to start with already.
MMA's base is not wrestling, maybe you should look into the history of MMA a bit more before making big statements (Rorion Gracie was one of the founders and Royce Gracie won the first UFC, it seems bjj is much more the foundation).
Not sure what your point is with muay thai being the "go to" striking discipline: is it that different from kickboxing, thaiboxing, or full contact karate? And sure many fighters come from traditional martial arts... thats because not many parents want their 6-year old boy to start MMA training. What is your point?
And i point to krav maga as most effective on the street as it finds a good balance between things "everybody" can learn in a relatively short period of time and "effectiveness" to get away. A sport as boxing would probably work better, but requires more training and doing actual fights (everybody has a plan until they got punched in the face). Not many people are cut out to box. Bjj would be the most effective sport to master for MMA, but I wouldnt want to take someone down on the street as there is a good chance some bystander might kick you in the face. Saying that krav maga is not a good sport for self defense because there are some bad gyms is a very strange argument. It says something about a specific gym, not about the sport.
(btw i have a background in tkd (10 years) muay thai (10 years) and "MMA" (1 year) - my tkd history would be mostly useless for self defense or a fight in a ring or cage, my muay thai history the most useful as i have fought several fights. But i've never found enough time to train my groundwork further otherwise that would be most effective for in a ring)
@@eric4681702 that's nonsensical! When have you seen anyone kick in a boxing match! So no your comment is more dumb than the original posters blanket statement. And where have you been! Sure BJJ was the base almost 30 years ago. But that has long since changed once Wrestlers found out how to defend against BJJ. It is Wrestling that dictates whether the fight remains standing or goes to the ground. When was the last BJJ background Champion in any division in the UFC? That's right! A long time ago! Randy Coleman, Kevin Randleman, Mark Kerry, Randy Couture, Josh Barnett, Cain Velasquez, Daniel Cormier and Stipe Miocic. And that's just the heavyweight division. How about others. T.J Dillashaw, Jon Jones, Kumaru Usman, Henry Cejudo and Demetrius Johnson. As of 2018 Wrestling has produced 28 UFC Champions by primary style. 11 more than BJJ. And in 2021 the difference is even greater. Muay Thai 4. Tae Kwon Do 2. Where is Krav Maga on the list of UFC champions? And other MMA organizations. And who says Krav Maga is more effective in a short amount of time. If you've been training for 20 years. You should know this! That it depends on many factors. The type of student. The physical attributes of said student. Whether student can easily absorb the types of moves being taught. The level of instruction. And even the competition in that particular establishment. So how can you quantify and justify that something like Krav Maga is more practical than any other discipline. Krav Maga is unproven in mixed martial arts competition. And don't say you can't finger jab the eyes and kick the balls in MMA. Because most Krav Maga practitioners still won't be able to do that against someone like Bas Rutten. And have you seen the crappy Krav Maga establishments. They're a total joke! Watered down chicken scratch! Are you kidding me?
@@marrokraff998 you seem to still not understand the point, so let me repeat it once more and hopefully it reaches your brain this time: saying a certain style is most effective (or deadliest) is nonsensical if you dont specify the situation! With a tkd background you will not do well in a boxing match because you are not allowed to kick, if you do you lose and you were completely ineffective in winning. Thats why nobody kicks in boxing matches. Get it now?
And you seem to admit that bjj was indeed the base of MMA, since you yourself say "...long since changed once wrestlers...". Long since changed indicates wrestling was not the base, so we seem to agree there.
Krav maga is not on the list of UFC champions because krav maga is not a sport but a self-defense system. Shooting a gun is also very effective for self-defense, but where are the UFC champions with a shooting background? Your questions make no sense, you seem terribly confused.
And i am saying that krav maga is most effective for self-defense on the street regardless the person when you have a relatively short time to train. That means if you keep everything else the same, i think it would be most benificial to learn krav maga over any other sport for self-defense. I would have more confidence a 22-year old girl of 55kg who cannot absorb hits very well does better in a self-defense situation after 6 months of krav maga than if she did 6 months of boxing, muay thai, or whatever other sport. Same for an overweight 50-year old guy, a 14-year old boy with bad eyesight, a 60-year old male-feminist, etc etc etc. They would all suck after 6 months of training in any sport, but at least with krav maga they would suck a tiny bit less with respect to self-defense. Key words here are "keeping everything else the same", so saying that if the krav maga school sucks or the teacher is bad is not an argument, because if they did kickboxing or wrestling at a school that sucks or under a teacher that is bad they would also not improve much. You cannot say wrestling is better because a 25-year old athlete with a gift for fighting improves a lot in 6 months of training under a top coach while a 80-year old grandma in a wheelchair doing 6 months of krav maga cannot do anything. That would be a false comparison. So stop looking at specific schools you know where they teach krav maga in a bad way, but look at the system itself. My previous muay thai trainer added first boxing to his gym and later krav maga, and with his background (in boxing and muay thai) he was able to teach krav maga the way it is supposed to be tought (based on how the israeli military teaches it to their new recruits). That you know some mall-gym in the USA where a bad teacher does everything wrong doesnt make krav maga, it makes him bad.
History of karate tells us Okinawa was the creation place of today's karate. The Masters of that day wanted to spread this defence knowledge around the planet so styles were born. If you observe the katas of karate, you'll see very similar movements. Japan was chosen because of their ridged way of approaching defense study. Personally, I've studied three styles Shotokan, Kempo or Kenpo ( same ) and Takwondo. The first & last my favorites, differed in stances but were basically the same moves. Upper body shotokans focus a deep stance strong based. Narrow stance being lower body focus Takwondo legs. The ladder due to legs being 3 to five times stronger, keeping distance. The JKA (Japanese Karate Asso.) Was very strict and took a while to become shodan...master of basics. Loved both...I'm 68yrs old and still love doing forms, if I can find privacy.
Right on Colin...the belt is only as tough as the man wearing it and the level of dedication to practice is achieved.
I am a Shotokan Black belt and recently started BJJ. It's totally different world. I highly recommend it! Good luck!
I think it karate didnt actually originate in okinawa but rather in the philipines in the firm called kali which is a martial arts practised here cause the moves are kinda the same but in here they give a more indepth explanation of the moves
“It’s better to choose one and dedicate yourself to it”
That’s some real shit
What is called Chinese Martial Arts didn't originate in China, but in India. It was introduced by a Tibetan Monk who left India for China bringing both Buddhism and Martial Arts to a people who needed badly to defend against the Manchu Government.
The innovations both China and Japan made, however, to the artform are of great significance and both greatly contributed to it as well, as they do to this very day. On behalf of all who love martial arts, thank you for your contributions.
1:25 best clip
Orange man lucky it wasn't concrete. Padded floors are the way to go haha.
Did anyone else see that leg throw @ 1:35? My GOD THAT WAS IMPRESSIVE! I am positive I've never seen that move before! Brilliant!!!
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This is a very simplististic way of looking at martial arts-I have said this before: There’s no superior martial arts.There are only superior martial artists!
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Is not the martial art, is who practise it.
I mean... Don t mess with anyone.
Beautifully put. The warrior not the weapon
the reason why Bruce Lee focused more on attributes of the fighter and integrated what is most effective from different styles, thus Jeet Kune Do. So, it is actually incorrect to call Jeet Kune Do a style but a way to master one's attributes. YMMV. IMHO
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@@lucymasters4910 nice, and true
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That last guy was bad ass!
where can i find the sparring footage
"Every punch has a face, until they get one in the plan." -Bruce Tyson
That's funny as heck!
@@TyehimbaJahsi it's funnier than heck!
Great sitcom dialogue
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At 1:53 the red shirt kickboxer its me, it was in 2004 in Hungary, i was only 23 :). Good old times
Чтобы не говорили, всегда мастерство важнее стиля
2:56 this is Capoeira vs Taekwondo
Watching these clips bring back memories of yesteryears of myself and my friends jumping around kungfu-ing at the local park, using all sorts of styles, like crane, snake, eagle… Man, lots of off balanced and uncoordinated movements going on, 😆.
It would be hard to fit more wrong in such a small timeframe.
my grandma is gonna take me to kung fu classes,wish me luck
1:25 that's the cleanest thing I've ever seen
2:15-2:30 reminds of when my cat and my friend’s cat first met and decided to fight each other. They’re friends now and apparently martial arts masters according to this video
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I have studied both Kung Fu and Karate since 1982, both are a journey worth traveling
Actually they are both waste of time if you want to learn real self-defence... Learn JiuJitsu and conquer the world. The only proven self-defence system. Period.
Ozunu I truly applaud your opinion. I have learned some Brazilian jujitsu and because of the coronavirus I had to stop but yes to me I consider BJJ pretty much the most deadliest Art ever
And if you had the opportunity to master ONLY ONE martial art which one would you pick? You can't add any other.. Purely one.
Which martial art?
Ozunu At this point I would actually say BJJ because of its effectiveness and it is utterly fascinating Art