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- Familiarise yourself with popular martial arts styles with this review that breaks down striking, grappling, throwing, weapons-based styles and more.
1) Striking or Stand-Up Martial Arts Styles
Striking or stand-up martial arts styles teach practitioners how to defend themselves while on their feet by using blocks, kicks, punches, knees, and elbows. The degree to which they teach each of these aspects depends on the specific style, sub-style or instructor. Also, many of these stand-up styles teach other components of fighting. Striking styles include:
Boxing
Capoeira
Karate
Kickboxing
Krav Maga
Kung Fu
Muay Thai
Pencak Silat
Taekwon-Do
Tang Soo Do
Wing Chun
2) Grappling or Ground-Fighting Styles
The grappling styles in martial arts focus on teaching practitioners how to take opponents to the ground, where they either achieve a dominant position or utilize a submission hold to end the fight. Grappling styles include:
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Catch Wrestling
Jujutsu
Luta Livre
Russian Sambo
Sumo
Wrestling
3) Throwing or Takedown Styles
Combat always starts from a standing position. The only sure way to get a fight to the ground is through the use of takedowns and throws, and that’s where these throwing styles come into play. Note that all of the grappling styles listed above also teach takedowns, and most of these throwing styles teach grappling. Clearly, there is a significant amount of overlap, but the primary focus with these styles is takedowns. Throwing styles include:
Aikido
Judo
Hapkido
Shuai Jiao
Weapons-Based Styles
Many of the aforementioned styles use weapons in their systems. For example, Goju-ryu karate practitioners are taught to use the bokken (wooden sword). But some martial arts are centered entirely around weapons.
4) Weapons-based styles include:
Kali
Iaido
Kendo
Low-Impact or Meditative Styles
Practitioners of low-impact styles of martial arts are mostly concerned with breathing techniques, fitness, and the spiritual side of their movements rather than combat in particular. However, all of these styles were once used for combat and still can be, as the 2013 Chinese-American film "The Man of Tai Chi" illustrates.
5) Low-impact styles include:
Baguazhang
Tai Chi
Chi Gong-based styles
Hybrid Fighting Styles
Most martial arts styles use techniques found in others. In recent years, many schools are simply teaching several martial arts styles together, which is known as mixed martial arts and has been popularized by contests such as the Ultimate Fighting Championship. The term MMA generally refers to training in a competitive style of martial arts that incorporates grappling, stand-up fighting, takedowns, throws, and submissions.
6) Hybrid martial arts forms include the following:
MMA
Jeet Kune Do
Ninjutsu
Shootfighting
0:00 Intro
0:15 Things to consider
2:24 Which style?
4:08 Physical aspects
5:20 Sport or martial art?
5:54 Striking /Stand-up Styles
6:15 Grappling /Ground-Fighting Styles
6:38 Throwing / Takedown Styles
7:20 Weapon based Styles
7:29 Meditative/low-impact Styles
8:24 Hybrid Styles
“the best martial artist is one that can adapt to any martial art”
bruce lee
yep she should of just said that and ended the vid xD
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@@denissemarshall881 There are actually some points in your body that if they get hit it incapacitates you. Like your jaw, your liver or the back of your neck. I don't know much about it though.
@@uberlephrad8218 that's why u should only fight if u Absolutely know what ur doing if ur 100 %sure I gonna win lol
Me: has literally been doing for taekwondo for 9 years
Also me: ooh this might be useful to watch
Same haha I’ve been doing Kung Fu since I was 2 and yet I’m here 🤣
@AstroPlex believe what you want but make sure you get your facts right cuz it makes you sound stupid assuming someone hasn’t done Kung fu since they were 2 as their father runs a club 😬
@AstroPlex ? That was a
How would anyone know if it was a joke it wasn’t obvious
Same I’ve been doing taekwondo since I was 7 and yah I think this is useful👍🙂✨
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who else is here trying to learn how to throw someone to the ground over quarantine? :)
This whole thing gives a new meaning to "being grounded", right? :D
Honestly
@@NoraTKD I luv u
This made me laugh so hard! 😂🤣
If u wanna learn how to throw people judo is your thing
“Absorb what is useful, reject what is useless, make something which is essentially your own.” -Bruce Lee
I myself don’t believe in style anymore because SOME people today fight for their style, they believe strongly in their own style and avoid growing by learning other styles of fighting. I’m not saying this for everyone btw! The best style is no style :)
You are right. I often compare martial artists of a particular style with those of strong faith in a particular religion. They defend their martial art and make all manner of excuses no matter how many time it clearly fails. We should never have to 'make' a technique work or allow a technique to work. This is why we now have MMA and the like.
7x34hj Yes indeed! Well said! People say Bruce Lee is the father of Modern MMA and they are right. Bruce Lee began mixing styles very early on, because of his quarter German blood, some of the Chinese students in his Kung Fu class refused to train with him. He probably thought “Why should I not accept other styles just as you have not accepted me? Why should I limit myself to one style when they all have so much to offer.”
These are not his actual words but it’s just what I think.
@@linkgame256 I like the genuine and honest manner in which you express yourself. I take heed of what Bertrand Russel said: I would never die for my beliefs because I might be wrong. Good wishes.
but the question is...HOW DO U KNOW WHAT IS USELESS?
@@tauhid9983 see what works in a street fight, for example most aikido moves are useless
HAHAHAHA YOU ARE ALL FOOLS!
MY MARTIAL ARTS IS THE BEST!
ITS CALLED RUNNING AWAY!
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5:54 Striking/Stand-up Styles
6:15 Grappling/Ground-Fighting Styles
6:38 Throwing/ Takedown Styles
7:20 Weapon based Styles
7:29 Meditative/low-impact Styles
8:24 Hybrid Slyles
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@@xxiare Do you really think people go to the description before the comments? Nah man.
@@littlemochabear9724 u right
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The best school is the closest to home and a reasonable price
No, the best school is a school that has humble yet knowledgable teachers.
Yes. It's so true😂
Diamind save money you won’t regret it😚😚
@@shen7728Oh I know I will 🤣🤣🤣 I live around cheapskates who are all about buying cheap, and then that cheap things dies or gets ruined quick. And then they need a new cheap thing.
Diamind I don’t tell you to be cheap save money, use your 🧠
i believe all martial arts are strong in their own way, it really depends on the person using it
Very true!
@@NoraTKD i think wing chun is the best martial art for both genders. that's the style Bruce Lee lerned wing Chun copatred those martial arts including his tanlaned dancing.
Aikido 💀
Why not learn all of them :)
Sure, why not? :D Well, I think because you can either be a master at one or two (maximum three) or a jack of all trades, master of none. If you have all the time in the world then you can master all :)
I did karate for a long time. But fell in love with judo. Given it works with my small size. However, if you have more than one in mind, try them all!
You will be confused.
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FINALLY FOUND THE BEST “WHICH MARTIAL ARTS IS BEST FOR YOU” VID! PERFECT VID BEGINNING TIL END!
Thank you so much! :)
Your most welcome! I’ve been searching for weeks for a video like this💪🏾
"Learning any of martial art is good with Traditionally and as well as sport"
I am Indian 28years old, I started practicing karate at my age 6..
It has all different styles
, Karate is a daily practice which boosts you every day of your life
I am also intending to learn and I am also Indian
Is karate useful in combat sports like MMA or in a street fight or it will just help you learn other Martial Arts like Muay Thai or Taekwondo better?
as an indian wouldnt kalaripayatu hit closer to home=
Agree with you.
What kind is cobra kai
I’m a judo teacher and I don’t get paid. If that doesn’t say i love judo I don’t know what does🥋
You seem so at peace with yourself, it’s such a pleasure to listen to you talk 😘
Thank you for your kind comment :)
because our life span isn't unlimited xD
I've recently started tai chi it's very relaxing and sort of like meditation
Glad to hear that you have found your style :)
Me too
Tai chi it's not a martial art. Just saying...
@@egehulthep7686 it is, it's not that useful for self defense but it's still a martial art
@@egehulthep7686 it's a martial art, it falls under the many Chinese martial styles, but most people don't take it up for self defense. you have to train yourself if you want Taichi to be more than a health and meditation exercise.
so many people knock Taichi cause they don't see people fighting with it, but a person can learn any martial art and not know how to fight. you have to train yourself and spar with people to be a fighter.
Dont mind me, just wanted to share my story of why im here and vent lmao;
The real reason i wanted to take up self defence lessons was because i have severe paranoia. when i was in primary through middle school, my house had been broken into several times- one of which led to the death of my dog at that time who had just given birth. I'm also, in social norms, you could say an "attractive" looking girl. growing up i've always been told that im pretty. ive had several incidents where random men in their mid ages approach me and ask me disturbing questions. my stepdad when i was in primary school also bought me very VERY short/revealing clothing.. i didnt think it was weird until i was a little older when i realised that ive luckily escaped quite a ton of situations which coudlve ended much darker. now, im 17 years old and everywhere i go i cant help but feel like im being stalked or something. I'm really scared to move on my own next year, i tend to have severe paranoia/psychosis whenever im alone at home and i hear a slight rustle. this is why im taking up some sort of self defence lesson!
so I want to do Kung Fu, the animal aspect of kung fu is really fascinating to me. also when i was a little kid, my favorite movie was kung fu panda (tigress is really badass)! Unfortunately.. im built for boxing i guess you could say. shadow,kick boxing all suit my natural fighting style.
Hello there! Thank you for sharing your story! I think that you are a very strong young lady and if you have an urge to do and learn martial arts then go for it! Try kung fu if that is what fascinates you. Try women's self defense classes, there you will learn that aspect and hopefully feel much better and less paranoid because you actually know how to defend yourself. If you want then try boxing or kickboxing, those are less spiritual but they will give you stamina and confidence! Just go out there and find what makes you feel good, you can do it! :)
This is my opinion, but the best self defence to learn is Jiu Jitsu.
Why?
There’s a couple of reasons.
The first is that striking especially for females who’s trying to defend against a larger opponent (men) are not that affective as biologically it’s harder to generate a strike that can hurt a guy, useless it’s in the groin.
Another reason is that there’s a big possibility that the aggressor will try to grab a hold of you. With Jiu Jitsu this is useful as you learn many ways to get not submitted.
And last is that most conflicts especially against untrained opponents one on one, there’s a good chance that it will end up on the ground. (e.g police arrests) Jiu Jitsu will allow both offence and defence to protect yourself on the ground.
There’s a really good video of a Brazilian girl that was able to defend herself with Jiu Jitsu against man who had a knife.
That’s just my thought on the best self defence martial art.
@@tetsuaburaya4613 Thank you! will definitely look into Jiu Jitsu more.
If you wanna a little mix of everything, join MMA 👍🏼
Same tbh as a 15 year old shorter then most other guys but stupid strong at my age and size because of working out and doing wrestling loved doing wrestling hope I can do it next year in my sophomore year
Her: which martial art title is the best for you
Me in my head :ALL OF THEMM!!!
I love Jiu Jitsu , I enjoyed Krav maga but I've always had an interest in Muay Thai and Kung Fu
same
Muay Thai is fun, to me it kinda felt like a mad dash to the goal because from my first lesson to a couple years down the line you just keep piling on and mastering techniques. I also think that it’s easy to mix in other disciplines techniques because my main combos for when I fight (competitively) mix in Takewando kicking and sometimes a more western boxing stance. Now my personal “recreational” style (like a just in case something happens style) mixes in capoeira for mobility and misdirects and Muay Thai for hard straight forward hits. I’d like to learn shaolin Kung fu to mix and match. Anyway aside from rambling I think Muay Thai is kinda like a good on it’s own canvas that gets better with each brush stroke
@Skittle Muncher nope lmao
@Skittle Muncher bro just Google it
@Skittle Muncher Skittle Muncher who told you it was spelt jew jitsu? Your 7 year old brain?
I have practiced striking sports/arts for years, but now I feel more inclined to try something more like throwing and joint locks. So many arts to learn from, it is a life's journey and this is for the best. Thank you for your work, you seem so down to eath and open minded, it is a pleasure to listen to you.
Thank you for your nice comment! :) Glad to hear that you are trying out new things and practicing!
Great video! I started with Tang Soo Do, but being a shorter guy, I had trouble executing some of the kicks. A buddy of mine got me into boxing, and because Tang Soo Do already gave me the basics of punching, it was a very easy transition.
In the list of the weapon-based styles, I would like to add the Haidong Gumdo, which is a recent korean saber style. It is halfway between traditional martial arts and the more "sportives" ones (such as taekwondo) : there are tournaments but they never includes non-choregraphed fights, for example. It's a very dynamic and photogenic style, and particularly technically demanding; whereas the kendo or the kenjutsu is based on duels, haidong gumdo is centered on the fight on the battlefield, against many enemies. It's a very young and still maturing martial art. It is however not very well-known, and it can be difficult to find a school (for example, there are only 400 practitioners in France).
I love this martial art because it is beautiful. It is much more dynamic than the kenjutsu. It has not the competitivity of the kendo, and offer a beautiful group synergy (because no technique is practiced alone). I think it is hard to master, and particularly in its positions, but very joyful to practice. In contrary of many of the japanese martial arts, and as a result of its specialization (fight against many enemies), it has not the philosophy of ideally defeat the opponent(s) on the first weapons pass, and leave room for observation of the opponent(s) and the environment more than speed and aggressiveness.
Sorry for the length of this comment ^^"
Thank you for your insightful comment! Very interesting! I will look up this style, it sounds exciting, I am happy to hear that you are practicing it and enjoying it :) Keep up the good work!
This is the best video I've seen so far that explains the styles according to what you want and are able to do. This actually cleared my thoughts a lot. Thank you very much!
I found this video after I wanted to research mire about Hapkido (since I may want to start it some day) and Taekwondo (I want to start either one of the few in the next few years) and found it unbelievably informative, there were so many martial arts that I don‘t even know existed! Thank you very much!
That was a wonderfully informative video! I hope people interested in starting Martial arts see this and can choose something they'll really enjoy
Thank you for your lovely comment! :) yes, that would be great, people have to know the difference between each style so they could make an informed choice on which one to pursue.
Thank you! I'm a woman and an absolute beginner to martial arts. This gave me a better understanding of what to look for to make my decision. I can already see where my preferences are, so now I can narrow my search. Great video! :)
This is the first video that I have come across that finally speaks on the more spiritual side of martial arts. Thank you!
Here after watching cobra kai for the 10th time
Same here I'm kinda scared i want to do it I'm just scared my body weight is going to bring me down i want to lose it before i join
@@fearthereaper76 half same
@@fearthereaper76 I didnt mean to dislike but yeah dont let that you down, if you really are insecure about it then you will most likely lose weight during training
@@fearthereaper76 same
i always loved grappling sports like judo even knew how to do sacrificial throws without being told how
That means you have a good base and your body naturally moves that way! Keep practicing!
This helped a lot. Since Quarantine and having an unsafe neighborhood I've been thinking of what to do. So thank you.
You are welcome! I hope that you are doing well and will find a good martial arts school to learn once this pandemic is over.
Tq!! Can't wait to start on my journey 😘
Really awesome video. Thank you so much. Very comprehensive. Keep doing what you do!
Thank you so much so your support!
Learning martial arts is great do whatever you like but if your trying to use a practical art and also be as competent as you can in self defense. 1. Make sure there is live sparring/pressure testing. 2. if you want to be good all around for self defense you have to cover all zones of engagement. Striking, stand up grappling, ground fighting. But the biggest thing with self defense is situational awareness.
100% agree with you! Learning self defense is essential. I am working on some basic self defense videos at the moment to show easy to use techniques that everyone can do. Also some advanced techniques for martial artists.
Thx for explaining
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for such clarity in the video for the beginners
You are welcome :)
Very informative, thank you! 👍❤
Thank you so much for saying there is no best martial!
I definitely believe enthusiasm for learning is key which then applies to the type which fits what the student wants. Unfortunately the teacher is a factor to the students enthusiasm.
I did karate as a kid for about a year, looked into tkd as a teen but didn't go through with it, found out about krav maga but didn't have any schools within reasonable distance and then found bjj:) I'm still interested in doing krav maga!!
Even me......I wanna do krav maga
Nice video. Consistently on topic, with informative examples. Thank you.
Thank you very much!
@@NoraTKD No, thank you, Nora. Sometimes, the best videos are simple, clean of anything "extra", and done to just get the information out there. :)
This was utterly helpful! Thank you
You are welcome!
OMG thank youuuuuuuuu! ❤ this is exawhat I was looking for!
Yay :)
I used to practise WTF Taekwondo when I was studying abroad. I stopped because of busy college and church service schedule. Since it has become a lifestyle, I still practised at home especially the exercises although I would be inconsistent. I always avoid confrontations but I was forced to use it to defend myself. A crazed neighbor here in my country tried to attack me and I executed a well-timed yeopchagi to his abdominal area. That is a rare instance so I naturally got agitated but I managed to pull that off. I came to know later on that I broke some of his ribs and he was unconscious until the day after. I’m glad I found your channel. My interest in Taekwondo stayed the same. God bless you!
I am glad to know that you are practicing Taekwon-do, keep up the good work! I am sure that yop chagi was indeed powerful and accurate. I am sorry that you had to use but in a dangerous situation like that it was probably the best thing to do (besides running away and calling the police). I hope that it had a good ending and no more crazy neighbor harassing you. Stay safe
Just sharing my story:
When I was younger (elementary school) my whole family did taekwondo, but my family moved very far away (to a completely different state) and there we no taekwondo places near us that could fit with my parents schedule, but there was a MMA dojo across the street! I started leaning Brazilian jujitsu, judo, and jukido. I was shockingly different at first but I soon fell in love with Brazilian jujitsu.
That is very interesting! The good thing is that you have already had a martial arts background so it was easier for you to try and do another style. Good for you! Especially that the dojo was just across the street! :) Take care and stay healthy
I've been searching for your channel for two weeks and finally got it today! I used to follow you on Instagram way back, but later deleted my account, was a distraction. I remembered that you're from "Hungary" but didn't remember your name. By Almighty's grace I got you back!😊 Thank you god! 🙏🙏🙏
great advice, thanks!
You are welcome :)
This is the video i was thinking in my mind.
That is great :)
The kendo outfits looks so freaking cool
I never liked sports or doing exercise in general, but after my dad passed away i needed a change and in 2019 i started practicing itf taekwondo. It was literally the best decision ever, at my 28 years old i'm more elastic, strong, healthy and happy with my body that i've ever been. I really love this martial art a lot ♥
Sorry about your dad's passing, glad to hear that you are doing better now.
Thank you for the information. I used to think Martial Arts is an form. But now I get it. That it is variation of various forms.
I am currently practicing Taekwondo, WTF style. I am a black belt, 1st degree, and I enjoy taekwondo. Taekwondo was something that my family has being doing for ages, considering we are Korean. Korean martial arts is just fun in my opinion. I am also starting Hapkido soon!
How has it been?
I do taekwondo and I find it very helpful for me and I love it!
That is great! :)
Sup hwoarang
I say learn as many martial arts as possible, I got into TKD very young, wrestling all four years of high school, the boxing, now Muy Thai. I always use my Muay Thai and wrestling more as someone who likes to get up close.
Thank you this really helped me understand more! Excited to start martial arts 🥋😊
Go for it! :)
Brazilian Ju-Jitsu, Boxing, Muay Thai, and Krav Maga. Russian Systema looks interesting but I am not to familiar with it.
The russian systema is really cool. A good mix of techniques. You can watch some amazing videos on youtube about basic Systema, and explained in a simple and scientific way.
Im doing Kali (pekiti tirsia) and i am loving it the swordsmanship is just so nice to do but we have also just hand combat now one thing i wanna try some day is Teakwando! Love the ability to kick :D
this video was really helpful, thank you
Glad that you have found it helpful! :) Thank you for watching!
very nice video, thank you!
Thank you, you are welcome!
Would you recommend the striking and standup styles (karate, kung fu) for someone who's quite short but really wants to try out? What about ninjutsu?
I’m here after being a tang soo do practitioner for 10 years and I wanted to see if I made the right choice all those years ago
Thank you SO much for this video - I thought jiu jitsu would be good but thank you for highlighting that it’s grappling - I am so inclined to be doing stuff like kickboxing styles and karate
what do you mean "discard that it's grappling"? didn't you know that?
Thanks this was very useful, traditional leg and arm type martial arts mixed are my favourite!
Glad you liked it and found what you were looking for!
I choose tae kwando a long time ago i liked using my speed and agility when it comes to fighting i like to wear out my opponent then strike em hard
Have you actually been in a street fight lol? Taekwondo won't do shit for self defense. I got my black belt in it many years ago. It's more of a sport, or an art form for competitions. It is fine to do taekwondo if you like it, but know it will not protect you
Silat is amazing
Its really helpful 😃 thanks
Most welcome 😊
Im looking into if and which martial art suits me. This video was helpfull. Thanks!
You are welcome!
Took up Drunken Fist in 6th grade. Beat the hell outta dudes in High School.
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@@cheeseball3173 haha I believe that it is a naruto reference to jr jumpsuit lol 😝 😂
@@artweeb6039 Lee never went to high school and wasn't in grade 6. This reference wouldn't make sense in this context.
The Drunken Fist is a useless technique that some real schools teach. So I was confused why he was pretending he went to one of these schools and beat up high schoolers
Lee did the drunken fist style. Its obviously a refrence
I appreciate that you mentioned Ninjutsu on your list of martial arts styles since it is rarely spoken of on youtube videos that like to discuss the variety of martial arts styles in the world. I think the reason why is because some people don't believe it is a real style of combat due to exaggerations of it from movies, television, comic books, and games.
That could be one reason of course, and that movies show that people are invincible/never feel too much pain when in reality even surviving half of those strikes is devastating. Ninjutsu is a great traditional martial art, I respect it and it's practicioners a lot.
Very helpful!
Thank you for the video, it was very informative !
Thank you for watching! :)
Also Kung Fu have elbow strikes, knee or Thai strikes and throwing and grappling and this technics are not only in Muay Thai . And Tai chi ,Tai chi Quan , qi gong , baguazhang this all are a part of Kung Fu and usefull in fighting including good health . And fighting is not depends on the martial arts it's depends on the person who learns it . if he don't know how to use it then obviously he loos the fight .
Aikido and BJJ seem to be the most suited to my personality where I got that mental 'click'. I seem to be most interested in all martial art styles that originate from traditional Japanese Jiujitsu including JJJ itself.
@literally not z Very cool man, I haven't heard of that last one. I think it's important to learn both hard and soft styles as well as linear and circular. I seem to be soft style mostly but at some point I will have to learn hard too.
@literally not z You mean Tang soo do is a mix of shotokan and taekwondo? That is a cool mix, those punches in shotokan are pretty fast :). I'm unfamiliar with hapkido, is that a mix of aikido and something else?
literally not z ah I know the one :). That art must be almost gone from history, it seems like a very rare style that taekyon (probably misspelling it too).
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Very nice video and content. Thank you for this!
Thank you for watching!
I'm interested in learning self defense and in Fung Fu, Ju jutus, Aikido and Judo.
Jiu-jitsu*
What’s an evasive precise style focused around dodging and attacking specific points (I seen a similar style on a show) idk if I’d be better in another martial arts style I’m like 6,1 I’m kinda thin I’d like to strike and maybe kicks I’m not to into grapples
I think that you have a lot of choices! For example: Wing Chun, Silat, Muay Thai, Aikido and of course Taekwon-do :)
Nora Csiszar i think I’d really like wing chun or aikido but I don’t have any gyms near me everything I learn is from videos and I try to apply it
So informative video, thanks a lot for sharing that amount of stuffs
You are welcome!
That is a good video for someone who are new to martial arts. And to me I don't believe in styles anymore, since I've practice martial for at least 15 years. To keep it short started from Tang Soo Do, Kung fu like Wing Chun, Shorinji kenpo and now learning MMA Kickboxing, and Escrima, because to be more practical both self defense in the streets and continuous sparring.
My word of advice for those are new, look for open doors near you depends if a dojo, local community centers if they are offering self defense classes, or a local park and see what system are they teaching.
I’ve done Russian systema and krav maga for years. I’m now stuck between learning aikido or pencak Silat, if anyone can give me any advice based on those two choices it’s be greatly appreciated
If I had to choose between the two of them, I would go for pencak silat. But that is because my current sport is more artistic and not that focused on self defence and competition. (Capoeira). A fast and more effective martial arts would be something different and fun to explore for me. I think you should think about, if you want to do something similar or more different to what you do now. (I hope that helps you somehow, sorry for any English mistakes)
Rather than pencak silat I would prefer silat gayung
Hey i've been thinking of learning something new ive done bjj, i've been looking into these martial arts whats better for offence and defence yk to attak and badly hurt someone. Krav or boxing? or ( how good was krav for fighting)?
Hello as a black belt in taekwondo i really think silat is a really good martial art that beats both shotokan and aikido
@@voidacation thanks for that mate
Thanks for clarifying the different style. I'm most curious about what makes Krav Maga different
Krav Maga was developed to precision killing by the israeli special forces. It teaches you how to defend yourself against an attacker with bare hand/knife/gun and kill them. They know many of the most effective techniques.
90% of Krav Maga involves dirty tactics. Like eye pokes, throat shots, and groin shots etc so they're trained to end situations quickly. I think women that train in that art is scary.
Szia Nóra! Great there is a hungarian channel it is good to see! :) I personally currently practising judo and I am in the white belt level and next year I am going to extend it with the traditional jujitsu which was the base of judo or maybe kempo but not the Hungarian zen bukan in my district there is an American version of kempo. There is only one class that I have in the Uiversty to finish so I have a lot of free time maybe I am going to pick up some almost free sports in the Universty maybe start again boxing or try out brasilian jujitsu. I have subscribed to your channel ;)
Jó látni, hogy van végre magyar csatorna is a témában angol nyelven, tetszett nagyon a videód, fel is iratkozom! ;)
Lot of information, detailed, great video! :)
Thank you very much! :)
Oss
How to join another style karate when am doing shito ryu?
Is there any legal procedure?
Good question! You must have a kind of booklet or something that you got when you joined your club/type of karate and did exams etc. You shall have that and ask permission from your master to go to another dojo and let him/her know why do you want to move and when. Always be honest and straightforward. Then you might get some kind of feedback to your booklet about the change and when you go to the new club you can show that or you shall get a new booklet. Good luck!
Lol I do kyokushin karate and we say Osu instead 😊
From a learning perspective, I would recommend not branching out until you have a good foundation in your current style or you will confuse yourself
I was thinking about something to learn first.
I didn't found any style
So i had to learn wing chun.
( i feel increase in my speed )
Fantastic! I hope that your wing chun training is going well!
@@NoraTKD Thank you 😊😊
King TDS is it increasing your speed
Using its theories helps me to be fast.
As good u grasp the theory, as fast u will be.
Pencak silat and muay thai(love from Thailand) 💪💪💪
This is the best directional martial arts video Ive seen on here
Thank you very much!😊
Me coming here after watching black widow fight scenes
Lol same hahahaha
same haha
You did'nt mention kalaripayattu in the list of meditating and healing martial art that was very dissapointing for me
.but rest of the video was good...
I used to do Olympic-style Tae Kwon Do a few years ago, I was having regrets as I kept going but didn’t quit until I at least made it to black belt. I think if I could go back now, I would enjoy it more than I did then. Not only because of being less lanky and thin, but also because I’ve found more enjoyment in using my legs and other things that was focused on in Tae Kwon Do that I took for granted while I was still learning it.
I think you can always start again / go back and see how you feel during the practice!
Systema, Krav Maga, Pencak Silat and Bartitsu seems to be very good and effective systems.
I have a background in Jiu jitsu 🥋
Hey, I was thinking about learning Kung Fu, mostly because I think the history is interesting and I’ve always wanted to do it, and I was wondering if me, a tall skinny guy would be a good fit for it
Of course! If you have an inner feeling that you want to do Kung Fu you should definitely go for it!
While the right answer has already been given, meaning if it is the style you are eager to practice, that is the right one, period, tall ans skinny is the archetypical build of a kung fu practicioner, so yeah, great fit :)
It's most important to find a genuine teacher
if you learn shaolin, the begining is hard, trust me. Your legs hurt as hell, because you always have to stand low. but after a while your legs become steel and it makes much fun.
@@NoraTKD what kind is cobra kai that what i want
I like legs and elbows but I'm good in grappling and have good balance
What might be good for me?
You can try BJJ you might like it :) Grappling and balance are important!
Shito ryo karate sire
You have p4esented all forms of martial arts objectively. Very impressive.
I practised Aiki-jujutsu when i was younger and stopped.
Now I'll consider karate or taekwondo.
Also, if you play a fighting game and you like a particular character, maybe consider the martial art of that character.
I was about to RAGE seeing Judo missing in the grappling section in the description. Then I red it fully and thought "Well, that makes sense".
Always listen/read carefully people :)
Very true ;)
@Calamity Any BJJ:er who hasn't cross-trained yet
Taekwondo and capoeira
I am 19 and I want to join a striking oriented martial art. The most convenient location near me offers Taekwondo. Can you please go into a little bit more detail about the advantages and disadvantages of Taekwondo please.? A little advice would be appreciated.
If you are big i suggest boxing or wrestling. If you are small i suggest karate or thai boxing. Tawekondo is amazing and if you like it go for it. Stay there for 1 or 2 months and if you enjoy it stick with it.
You should go and try it for yourself once this whole pandemic is over, I am sure that you will like it! Check out my other Taekwon-do videos on my channel so you could get a feel for it! Stay safe and healthy!
My first martial was training Brazilian jiujutsu. I had some experience in folk style wrestling in high school but I like them all boxing, Japanese martial arts, and I am interested in wing chun as well, but all martial arts I like.
Ur voice is relaxing and I found my ideal arts thnx miss
Here after watching cobra kai season 3!!!
same omg 💀
Perfect eyelashes
Perfect eyebrows
Perfect eyes
Perfect voice to express about the beauty of martial arts!!!
Thank you! :)
Based on this video, my interest is Muay Thai, Taekwondo, and judo because of its effectiveness. Also love your video! 😄
Awesome, thank you!
Good video, i like art marcial that give back the agression to the oponent as judo jiu jitsu but also i like boxeo use my hands and taekwondo using my legs.