They both did a very good job during the sparring as a demonstration. I would only recommend to both fighter to keep hands up and be ready to defend. This is what I yell to my students when we spar. Norther how advanced you are blocking is a basic part of self defense. Great take down seen in the video, excellent counter kicking by both.
hm but why do both normally wait for one of them to attack first instead of attacking first to get the upper hand.im starting sparring for tkd in a week and im curious to know.
@@Backtoback160 There are various types of fighters in the world and ways to apply your skills and techniques. You have attackers or very aggressive fighters that are the "strike first, strike fast, strike hard", the counter fighters that attack only after being attacked, and then you have technical fighters that can be aggressive and defensive counter fighters in a fight depending on their opponents. We all may learn the same basics but our applications and how we apply them may be different depending the siuation. Two aggressive fighters may have to change their tactics if both constantly keep getting injured due to wildly thrown strikes. No one wants to consistantly injure themselves or walk way from the fight beat up. Especially in a "sport" situation. Recovery just takes a long time. On the opposite side with two counter fighters, in a timed situation where points and types of strikes matter, being in a situation where one's techniques depend on the others movements can 1 be boring and 2 never get started. Then you have two technical fighter that are doing everything they can to gain leverage on their opponent. Simply being like water. From the outside as a spectator it is very easy to say what you would do in a sparring situation. You can see everything the two players are doing. It is different when you are in the actual moment where anything can happen (a its happening with and to you). So with you preparing to spar, especally full contact with pads, I would say be prepared to hit someone, be prepared to get hit, and then figure out what you are going to do after that hit. Some people shut down, some lose control, and some live in the moment of the battle. Try to relax and learn how to give and take in the good and bad parts of the match. Relax, breathe, and determine the type of fighter you want you be when you spar. Not every situation is going to let you be aggressive just as not every situation is going to allow you to be laid back. There are many different fighters in the world. Some will be fast with no power, some will have amazing power and no speed, some will have great technique or their technique will look sloppy. It can vary. Most importantly, have fun and focus on what you want to do and not what the opponent wants to do. Be precise in your attacks and counters and protect yourself at all time. I hope this helps. Please let me know how your sparing experience goes and share your thoughts. Have a great day.
I mean, keeping your hands down doesn't mean your defense is bad, it's just another style of fighting, in my case my hands were down and that increased my dodge and mobility ability. I'm just saying that if a student of yours insists a lot on keeping his hands down, let him be and let him flow with his own style, it's not good to limit the students so much. Take Ali for example, a boxer who kept his hands down almost all the time and was one of the best boxers in history, in the past they also tried to make them put their hands up and practice more book boxing, but luckily they he resisted that until another coach arrived who let him flow with his style and look at the reward
I completely agree. After watching just a few seconds of this I had determined that these people were trained more recently or buy instructors who trained more easily because this is what sparring has become and it's not an improvement. Taekwondo becoming an Olympic sport was certainly not good for the free fighting or the actual self-defense part and karate soon becoming Olympic also will do the same to that are form. The longer almost horse-riding stance with the hands down is all-too-common and has been for a but it's not traditional Korean fighting or TKD. Most styles of karate also do not have their hands down like this. These two probably compete and a lot of competitions and that's where they get it. Traditional TKD or karate would have the guard up the whole time and once they moved in they would do several and then probably quickly follow it up with a leg sweep to drop the opponent, but they have taken so much out of tournaments so you have to fight by the rules of the tournament.
Karate shows more force and hits hard with kicks and uses punches more, but taekwando is more of kicks and usually uses less punches but punches are used while combining with kicks. I think Karate put taekwondo in a tough spot in this video!
@@munndandawaz3530 yep , correct, it is the strongest style of karate that existed and still exist today but sadly I've noticed that they are watering down kyokushin aswell 😢
The two martial arts have different rules for sparring The rules of karate sparring are more advantageous than the ones of tkd (punches to the head , throws and knee strikes are allowed in karate but not in tkd sparring although those elements are taught in it)
Really like your answer, also wanted to add this to it, with TKD and Karate, keep in mind many practitioners today are using the sport rules set by a governing body to prevent injuries to its members. The rules on the street are not set for safety. They are set for survival of the fittest and who wants life more. Every martial art in the street has the potential to be effective. However, If you never practice or prepare for a real fight in you are setting yourself up for failure. If you prepare yourself for both situations and you can be well rounded in both aspects of your art.
Isshinryu spars full contact, because street self defense is full contact. Neither of these fighters would be ranked above green belt in an Isshinryu dojo. They have terrible footwork and even worse standing guard mechanics.
Apesar da diferença de idade, e de experiência acho que o Taekwondista foi bem. A única coisa que sinto, é a absurda relutância em utilizar socos e cotoveladas, rasteiras e joelhadas. Nós treinamos isso no Taekwondo, infelizmente sinto que os lutadores ficam muito presos ao estilo olímpico e esquecem conceitos importantes desta nobre arte marcial
Great control, the only thing I can comment on is that the taekwondo guy, kept telegraphing his jumping back kick. Other than that well done to both them for a good spar.
I see that practicing karate is more experienced compared to young taekwondo, he is flexible, technical, but he lacks a little patience and he is too confident on his elbows but in conclusion I love this initiative it shows the brotherhood of martial arts. Master M@jor!!!!
Taekwondo kicks are MORE FASTER than Karate kicking .... !!!! BUT Karateka's Body is More rigid due to tougher trainings and could take more powerful blows to their own bodies. Congrats to BOTH fighters... They have demonstrated eachother martial arts techniques very well in this video. Well done... 🎉
As a third degree black belt, i appreciate this sparring videos because I studied karate myself and it does hit hard. Me and my sister learned this from our dad growing up.
Martial arts does not matter. Its all about the athlete first, and you can addept better to the other style and restriction or posibilit in fights. You guys are doing fine. Keep on going.
@@bieneulm1982Non-sport according who? You do know martial artists do compete. That makes it sport. Yes there are academies with Masters like mine who do chose to only teach as self-defense and as a lifestyle. But to say Martial Art as a whole are not sport is totally incorrect.
The karate dude is pretty strong and he blocks real good, the taekwondo dude has some pretty surprising spinning kicks and always gets out of reach in time
Nyc spar .....Nyc demo.... I really appreciate 🙏 you guys. I lov tknd I always do......its my hobby. One thing,,,,,I discover that karate has more punches 👊 than tknd. But the important is the techniques. Keep it up guys.
My Dad is blackbelter in 3 martial arts and He suggested me to join in Karate as a kid He said He doesnt like Taekwondo cause its more in Kicks than punches So He joined me there, nevertheless , Taekwondo has its own beauty and art I can say its also effective
Yes in competition Taekwondo you see more kicking than punches. But if you find the right Instructor/Master they will encourage kicks and punches. My Master teaches solely for self-defense and as a lifestyle, no competition. So we learn both equally. But he will also incorporate techniques from other martial arts as alternatives. It's all about finding the right Instructor/master.
In sparring there are rules you need to remember. But in a real fight, for get the rules, both karate and taekwondo has the most powerful kicks. Taekwondo is fast and agile, they can produce more than one kick like basic kicks, turning kicks, and advanced kicks. While in karate, is mostly not feeling of pain, and they make both punches and kicks equal. So it goes to show that there are no such thing as deadliest martial arts. All martial arts are deadly.
People tend to confuse competition TKD with traditional self-defense(SD)/lifestyle(LS)TKD. My Master solely teaches for SD/LS and it's totally different. We're taught to fight for our lives not points. He also incorporates techniques from other martial arts as alternatives. So it's best to figure out what kind of martial artist you want to be. And then find the Master who teaches how you want to be. .
It's very tiring to fight by TKD rules. Especially if your the shorter guy you have to work harder. At least Karate allows take downs or it'll be chasing just to land a kick or punch.
I agree with all your comments but it's always good to master different techniques like I have mastered four different styles and I combine them all when I'm in a fight I don't go around looking for trouble but when trouble comes to me I never lost a fight or never got hit does the advantage of learning different styles it's up to you how you use them and how you mix it up always watch your opponent different techniques you know which of the techniques you will have to use to defeat your opponent you will become better the most fighters when you put your heart and mind into it I'm 50 years old and till this day I never lost a street fight no matter how big or small they are I'm only 180 lb science does not matter unlike Michael Jai White says that it does it depends how you use your skills and you can defeat any opponent no matter what weight class or size just a word of advice from my experiences beautiful sparring session
I need to give credit to both for their technique, but Karate definitely came on top quite easily. I personally have trained both, currently only training in Karate. (2nd Degree in TKD and 1st Dan in Karate). From my own experience I've noticed that even in general sparring, Karate is much more useful, though there are elements from TKD that made learning Karate easier and made sparring easier (I'm of course talking about full contact). Regardless, both did really well.
Todas las artes marciales son buenas depende del que entrena pero el karate do no le pide nada nada al May Thai el karate do verdadero está muy completo y es muy fuerte no hablo del deportivo de exhibición sino del real karate do
Muay Thai’s elite, but it’s stance is too upright to be predominantly used in the UFC, although a lot of its techniques like checking kicks, low kick and roundhouse are extremely useful.
Absolutely Nice!. 1. Never Spar With Your Shoes On A Tiled Surface.,If You Ever Find Yourself With Your Shoes On A Tiled Surface You Have Just A Single Motive "Knockout"! 2. Both Mobility Is Good., Never Forget Your Footworks , It's A Way To Keep Your Opponent Off His Own Feet While Your Plans Are Intact To Score A Point, Even If You Don't Have An Active Plan, Switching Both Your Legs Is Automatically A Confusion For Your Opponent., Leaving Him/Her To Act Without Caution (In Most Cases). 3. Long Range Kicks Are Beneficial Not Fancy Kicks , When You Spar An Opponent With A Different Form. e.g Axe Kick , Side Kicks , Push Kick. 4.. Always Keep Your Guards Up! Remember You Won't Be Sparring Like That In A Street Fight, Cases Of Weapons Might Occur. Although Good Work All The Time! 💯🥋♥️
I teach Shorin ryu Karate (5th dan) and in my tournament days fought many TKD fighters. The karate fighter allowed the TKD fighter to keep him at a distance, giving TKD an advantage. Karate should have closed and stayed close in to cancel out the TKD's kicking skills. And keep your damn hands up, both of you.
El taekwondo do itf tambien usa los brazos, golpes de box y bloqueos, pero lamentablemente la mayoria aplica el deportivo, que es solo piernas, que es el mismo de el del video, por eso siempre les ganan
Eu sou vice campeã Paraense de karatê e como lutadora posso dizer que o karatê se usa mais socos(Oizuki) os chutes(Mawachi-geri)são mais precisos e mais rápidos as vezes quem está de fora não enxerga os detalhes dos golpes, no Taekwondo é mais a questão do corpo e do chutes, o karatê é mais elaborado agressivo, as vezes até mesmo golpes difíceis como o Ipon que é um golpe certeiro na cabeça pode finalizar o placar e garantir a vitória.
Point of correction! An art cannot fight another art, it's individual fighting, and how good you are, is determined by your dedication to training. Train hard in your specific art, and you will be Lethal weapon. Otherwise, keep up good work, Osu!
No, an art can fight another. Because martial art is fighting (self defence). Is just you cant compare two martial arts, which is better. They both have unique techniques that are better for fighting, and it depends on how u practice too. No such thing as something based on fighting cannot fight another, just that they are bettee in different way. As someone who practice both, karate 7 yrs and tkd 1year+. Personally i still think karate is better in terms of self defence, taekwondo is too soft and minimal usage of hands. But if u include the speed and variety of kicks from tkd, it would be better😃
@@daniellugz8528 of course it is, but they are still martial arts. Its like you are telling me you cant compare shotgun and rifle. Yes you fking can, their purpose is to kill.
Not bad not good they need to start taking it more a martial art it's all about trying to land a blow to your opponent you have to be more serious bit more serious the best in karate and taekwondo 💪🙂👍
when your opponent is too close, try using your hand for defense and attack during close range fight especially taekwondo, because taekwondo can often use hand not only legs. I'm also taekwondo, I don't know if this against the rule. I really love your sparing guys.💖💖💖💖💖💖👍👍👍👍😆😆😆
São duas artes completas, infelizmente o taekwondo se tornou olímpico, o foco em todas as academias são voltados para competições, não vemos o rapaz do taekwondo usar uma defesa e nem desferir um golpe de braço, já o karateca usa muito pouco os braços nesse vídeo, poderia ter sido muito mais efetivo se todas as vezes que bloqueasse em vez de tentar chutar usasse soco, não é crítica para tentar minimizar o vídeo, e sim para ajudar na evolução. Oss!
nao sao completas, nem karate e taekwondo muito menos. kyokushin pelo menos treina uma luta mais realista, mesmo sem soco na cara vale nocautear. mas nenhum treina quedas e chao.é mais trocaçao entao ta longe de completo..sanda sanshou é muito mais completo.sambo.tambem
Uma coisa eu percebi várias vezes quando o cara do Taekwondo chutava várias vezes o karateca chutar também mas então facilmente daria para dar uma rasteira o pé de trás dava pra perceber daria para dar mas não o vez e isso poderia ocasionar em uma investida de chutes talvez do Taekwondo no karateca é claro em uma luta real, fora do puro esporte e o cara percebesse isso
@@flowrepins6663 Na vdd, o karatê tradicional também tem imobilização no chão.. A questão é que as duas artes marciais do vídeo se tornaram extremamente comercializadas. O karatê ainda mais por ser mais "famoso".. tem séries e filmes sobre karatê e sobre TKD tbm. Como os campeonatos ficaram famosos, a galera só treina pra esporte e fica essa coisa ridícula que está hoje. Pô, o karateca só faz um chute. E essa queda que ele aplicou, tu nunca vai ver o cara se expor pra fazer o soco que ele fez antes da queda em um karatê tradicional. No momento que ele pulasse, um chute ou soco na garganta ia esperar ele. Não se avança com a guarda aberta desse jeito.. Muito bom os caras lutando na amizade. Mas isso está longe de ser karatê ou TKD de fato
Oss aux deux pratiquants : Mon point à souligné sur Cette combat de compétition est que le Taekwondoiste se limite unpeu (réserver) par rapport à son coup de pied techniques, car ya des coup pied qui peut mettre le Karaté au Ko en une seconde ( Dorodarache aptchaki, yop Tchaki où holokoul Tchaki) les coups de pieds dangereuse du taekwondo en contre attaque. Le Karatéka n'est pas du tout souple, durant son combat, deux coup de pied durant le combat : (Mayigueri Diodane et Roine Mawassi et Atsouki Diodane) coup de point. Je suis aussi pratiquants de Taekwondo, Sitokan Ikido, et Yoseikan Budo. Mes respect à vous et courage pour le reste.
Le Karatéka n'offre jamais des ouvertures de frappe à son adversaire, il est bon aux coups de pieds autant qu'aux coups de poing. J'ai pratiqué le taekwondo pendant deux ans et aujourd'hui je suis au karaté donc je sais de quoi je parle !
I do respect all confirmed effective fighting styles, I personaly admire tae kwon do, took on sparring some karatekas and boxers as well... I still on Kick boxing and sometines we mix with muay thai... Martial arts is life...
injusto isso, o karateca era shotokan tradicional, pelo simples fato que ele segurou o chute, coisa que não pode no karate olimpico, já o taekwondo man não aparenta ter técnica de soco e nem de queda, isso é taekwondo olimpico, foi uma luta entre um artista marcial de rua e um artista maricial de esporte, e o esportivo sempre tem menos experiencia ao enfrentar um lutador casca grossa
Ce fut un excellent combat, une très belle confrontation de deux écoles ; chacun des deux tireur est resté fidèle à sa méthode ; sauf que je n'ai pas vu assez de blocage de la part du karatéka, contrairement au taekwondoin qui est demeuré offensif jusqu'à la fin du combat
Say I train in both martial arts and Karate I respect both just because its Not a Black Belt that makes a martial arts or Karate or winning a fake golden plastic belt from MMA it’s the person be the Belt that makes a difference and I never will ever Disrespect or insult any other Martial arts or Karate or any other martial arts out there because I honor all the fallen martial artists that once were the martial arts uniform like Bruce Lee and Jason David Frank RIP so when I put on my uniform, I’m honoring and respecting the ones that once were the uniform and not about the belt but it’s about the hard work and dedication. They put into it and not act immature when you win a piece of garbage like a plastic golden belt, that means nothing worth the honor and beating the other person facing. How’s that honor and respect I have seen that disrespect others that shouldn’t even get a belt, but kicking the butt out the door.
Hey guys, these two incredible martial arts are strong and fast, I do taekwondo, I'm not going to say that taekwondo is stronger than karate, it depends on the practitioner, some are fast, others are stronger, it depends, but it's incredible to see these two martial arts fight each other 👏🏻
I really love this, though that Karate guy has used much of mawashigeri kicks more often, and punches, on the other hand taekwondo guys is composed and relax and using his techniques so nicely, to my conclusion it's a draw game though the Karate guy has really imposed pressure on that guy,,, oss
Très belle prestation. vous avez tous les deux bien defendu vos discipline. Je suis karateka j'ai fait la competition aussi. karateka essaie de bien regrouper les doigts de la mains pour eviter la fracture au reste j'apprecie ta technique du kizami, j'ai jamais pu bien l'executer comme tu le fais. oss
Karate dude I would recommend using combinations I'm a blackbelt in karate too. You're not even using hands. Here's a combination for you jab sweep with the front leg and reverse punch and following up with a roundhouse or front kick
Karatenya sering pakai mawasi geri, tidak ada kombinasi lain. Taekwondo sering gunakan dwi chagi. Sesekali doliyo chagi. Menarik. Terlihat jelas gaya sparing/ komite masing - masing ...
Eu gosto de usar o chute no karate, mas onde eu pratico não treinamos muito, então eu vou fazer taekwondo para ampliar meu conhecimento, assim como também já fiz kung-fu e jiu-jitsu, conhecimento nunca é de mais, se você tiver a oportunidade, aproveita.
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No matter what style you use. It all depends on how much dedication you put to your style . Stay true to your practice.
Exato, tudo depende do atleta.
I agree as a karate and taekwondo person because all street fights get messy.
This is the coolest Sparring I've ever scene that demonstrates Technique from different styles while having a Clean fight.
THE GUY of tkd are very bad
@@cedriccarbon1749your grammar is the only thing bad here😂
They both did a very good job during the sparring as a demonstration. I would only recommend to both fighter to keep hands up and be ready to defend. This is what I yell to my students when we spar. Norther how advanced you are blocking is a basic part of self defense. Great take down seen in the video, excellent counter kicking by both.
hm but why do both normally wait for one of them to attack first instead of attacking first to get the upper hand.im starting sparring for tkd in a week and im curious to know.
@@Backtoback160 There are various types of fighters in the world and ways to apply your skills and techniques. You have attackers or very aggressive fighters that are the "strike first, strike fast, strike hard", the counter fighters that attack only after being attacked, and then you have technical fighters that can be aggressive and defensive counter fighters in a fight depending on their opponents.
We all may learn the same basics but our applications and how we apply them may be different depending the siuation. Two aggressive fighters may have to change their tactics if both constantly keep getting injured due to wildly thrown strikes. No one wants to consistantly injure themselves or walk way from the fight beat up. Especially in a "sport" situation. Recovery just takes a long time.
On the opposite side with two counter fighters, in a timed situation where points and types of strikes matter, being in a situation where one's techniques depend on the others movements can 1 be boring and 2 never get started.
Then you have two technical fighter that are doing everything they can to gain leverage on their opponent. Simply being like water.
From the outside as a spectator it is very easy to say what you would do in a sparring situation. You can see everything the two players are doing. It is different when you are in the actual moment where anything can happen (a its happening with and to you). So with you preparing to spar, especally full contact with pads, I would say be prepared to hit someone, be prepared to get hit, and then figure out what you are going to do after that hit. Some people shut down, some lose control, and some live in the moment of the battle.
Try to relax and learn how to give and take in the good and bad parts of the match.
Relax, breathe, and determine the type of fighter you want you be when you spar. Not every situation is going to let you be aggressive just as not every situation is going to allow you to be laid back. There are many different fighters in the world. Some will be fast with no power, some will have amazing power and no speed, some will have great technique or their technique will look sloppy. It can vary. Most importantly, have fun and focus on what you want to do and not what the opponent wants to do. Be precise in your attacks and counters and protect yourself at all time.
I hope this helps. Please let me know how your sparing experience goes and share your thoughts. Have a great day.
@@Backtoback160 Because they seek the counterattack, for example something like a back spinning kick in the moment the opponent advances or attacks
I mean, keeping your hands down doesn't mean your defense is bad, it's just another style of fighting, in my case my hands were down and that increased my dodge and mobility ability.
I'm just saying that if a student of yours insists a lot on keeping his hands down, let him be and let him flow with his own style, it's not good to limit the students so much. Take Ali for example, a boxer who kept his hands down almost all the time and was one of the best boxers in history, in the past they also tried to make them put their hands up and practice more book boxing, but luckily they he resisted that until another coach arrived who let him flow with his style and look at the reward
I completely agree. After watching just a few seconds of this I had determined that these people were trained more recently or buy instructors who trained more easily because this is what sparring has become and it's not an improvement.
Taekwondo becoming an Olympic sport was certainly not good for the free fighting or the actual self-defense part and karate soon becoming Olympic also will do the same to that are form.
The longer almost horse-riding stance with the hands down is all-too-common and has been for a but it's not traditional Korean fighting or TKD.
Most styles of karate also do not have their hands down like this. These two probably compete and a lot of competitions and that's where they get it.
Traditional TKD or karate would have the guard up the whole time and once they moved in they would do several and then probably quickly follow it up with a leg sweep to drop the opponent, but they have taken so much out of tournaments so you have to fight by the rules of the tournament.
Karate shows more force and hits hard with kicks and uses punches more, but taekwando is more of kicks and usually uses less punches but punches are used while combining with kicks. I think Karate put taekwondo in a tough spot in this video!
Yes true
But kyokushin karate is the best as compared to this 2 styles
Concordo o karatê nessa luta venceu na demonstração
Got confused when i saw the pfp
@@munndandawaz3530 yep , correct, it is the strongest style of karate that existed and still exist today but sadly I've noticed that they are watering down kyokushin aswell 😢
Hi bro I'm Korean. You are a great Taekwondo warrior. Thank you for loving and training Korean martial arts!🔥
hello bro i really love teakwondo and feel like doing it but I have no one to start with me❤😂 4:03 4:03
Karate guy seemed older and more experienced. He took control and seemed to steer the match (the mental game).
Ft bro also the Taekwondo guy is slow
I do taekwondo 7 years and it will always remain in my blood🥹❤️❤️
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Problem of taekwondo they don't use hands.
@@nihorimberetv1616yeah i agree with it .But if you train some more Martial arts with it like boxing it will become deadly
Karate destroy tekwondo
@@nihorimberetv1616in my dojo we sometimes use our hands while practicing
The two martial arts have different rules for sparring
The rules of karate sparring are more advantageous than the ones of tkd (punches to the head , throws and knee strikes are allowed in karate but not in tkd sparring although those elements are taught in it)
Really like your answer, also wanted to add this to it, with TKD and Karate, keep in mind many practitioners today are using the sport rules set by a governing body to prevent injuries to its members.
The rules on the street are not set for safety. They are set for survival of the fittest and who wants life more. Every martial art in the street has the potential to be effective. However, If you never practice or prepare for a real fight in you are setting yourself up for failure. If you prepare yourself for both situations and you can be well rounded in both aspects of your art.
The number one rule of karate is no mercy lol
No karate ❤
COBRA KAI IT'S TKD !!
Isshinryu spars full contact, because street self defense is full contact. Neither of these fighters would be ranked above green belt in an Isshinryu dojo. They have terrible footwork and even worse standing guard mechanics.
The karate guy saying “Hasaah” while striking he sounds like terry silver from cobra Kai. 😂
Lol
Yeah lol “Ahsaa!”
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Good inter discipline interaction, I love the two arts 👏
Apesar da diferença de idade, e de experiência acho que o Taekwondista foi bem. A única coisa que sinto, é a absurda relutância em utilizar socos e cotoveladas, rasteiras e joelhadas. Nós treinamos isso no Taekwondo, infelizmente sinto que os lutadores ficam muito presos ao estilo olímpico e esquecem conceitos importantes desta nobre arte marcial
Eu faço karatê kyokushin e a gente treina socos e chutes o mesmo tanto
I love Karate but never have the opportunity to perfect my skills since environment shift. Good job guys.
improve ur skills at home or somewhere beach mountain anywhere just don't make excuses never give up
@@aichasadoune7423 >:)
@@aichasadoune7423 without someone to actually train him all he'd probably do would be creating bad habits.
Great control, the only thing I can comment on is that the taekwondo guy, kept telegraphing his jumping back kick. Other than that well done to both them for a good spar.
I see that practicing karate is more experienced compared to young taekwondo, he is flexible, technical, but he lacks a little patience and he is too confident on his elbows but in conclusion I love this initiative it shows the brotherhood of martial arts.
Master M@jor!!!!
Taekwondo kicks are MORE FASTER than Karate kicking .... !!!!
BUT Karateka's Body is More rigid due to tougher trainings and could take more powerful blows to their own bodies.
Congrats to BOTH fighters...
They have demonstrated eachother martial arts techniques very well in this video.
Well done... 🎉
As a third degree black belt, i appreciate this sparring videos because I studied karate myself and it does hit hard. Me and my sister learned this from our dad growing up.
👏👏👏👏 até que fim, pensei que nunca mais iria ver um disputa dessa, pura, estilos tradicionais, sem mistura, raiz, verdadeiro, essência...nota 1000.
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Ce combat n es par profesional.
What's up with the arms down to the stance? Is the new kick me in head defense?
Martial arts does not matter. Its all about the athlete first, and you can addept better to the other style and restriction or posibilit in fights. You guys are doing fine. Keep on going.
There is no athletes in martial arts, since these are non-sport.
@@bieneulm1982Non-sport according who? You do know martial artists do compete. That makes it sport. Yes there are academies with Masters like mine who do chose to only teach as self-defense and as a lifestyle. But to say Martial Art as a whole are not sport is totally incorrect.
@@bieneulm1982just because something is a sport doesn’t make it less effective
Sparing nzuri ijapokuwa mwanataekwondo haonyeshi kujikinga anapukuwa anashambulia
Parabéns pela apresentação de ambos! geralmente costumo observar as defesas ao invés de ataques!
The karate dude is pretty strong and he blocks real good, the taekwondo dude has some pretty surprising spinning kicks and always gets out of reach in time
Nyc spar .....Nyc demo.... I really appreciate 🙏 you guys.
I lov tknd I always do......its my hobby.
One thing,,,,,I discover that karate has more punches 👊 than tknd.
But the important is the techniques.
Keep it up guys.
Ain’t no way the Taekwondo guy fought in Crocs, both of them did an excellent job sparring though
Good job you started closing in the gap halfway into the video, my Sensei always tells me how you train in the dojo is how you will react in the world
My Dad is blackbelter in 3 martial arts and He suggested me to join in Karate as a kid
He said He doesnt like Taekwondo cause its more in Kicks than punches
So He joined me there, nevertheless , Taekwondo has its own beauty and art I can say its also effective
Yes in competition Taekwondo you see more kicking than punches. But if you find the right Instructor/Master they will encourage kicks and punches. My Master teaches solely for self-defense and as a lifestyle, no competition. So we learn both equally. But he will also incorporate techniques from other martial arts as alternatives. It's all about finding the right Instructor/master.
What style of karate do you train if i might ask 🤔
so your dad is has 3 blackbelts in useless martial arts, cool!
@@AdolfHitler-lk4vo cope
@@Mari_iii nothing to cope about, boxing obliterates all your "traditional" martial arts
In sparring there are rules you need to remember. But in a real fight, for get the rules, both karate and taekwondo has the most powerful kicks. Taekwondo is fast and agile, they can produce more than one kick like basic kicks, turning kicks, and advanced kicks. While in karate, is mostly not feeling of pain, and they make both punches and kicks equal. So it goes to show that there are no such thing as deadliest martial arts. All martial arts are deadly.
Very nice sparring, cause they learn and teach one to each other. Congrats. Osu!
You guys are awesome! fantastic job!
People tend to confuse competition TKD with traditional self-defense(SD)/lifestyle(LS)TKD. My Master solely teaches for SD/LS and it's totally different. We're taught to fight for our lives not points. He also incorporates techniques from other martial arts as alternatives. So it's best to figure out what kind of martial artist you want to be. And then find the Master who teaches how you want to be. .
It's very tiring to fight by TKD rules. Especially if your the shorter guy you have to work harder. At least Karate allows take downs or it'll be chasing just to land a kick or punch.
I agree, but if those rules were not there many injuries would occur.
I agree with all your comments but it's always good to master different techniques like I have mastered four different styles and I combine them all when I'm in a fight I don't go around looking for trouble but when trouble comes to me I never lost a fight or never got hit does the advantage of learning different styles it's up to you how you use them and how you mix it up always watch your opponent different techniques you know which of the techniques you will have to use to defeat your opponent you will become better the most fighters when you put your heart and mind into it I'm 50 years old and till this day I never lost a street fight no matter how big or small they are I'm only 180 lb science does not matter unlike Michael Jai White says that it does it depends how you use your skills and you can defeat any opponent no matter what weight class or size just a word of advice from my experiences beautiful sparring session
I need to give credit to both for their technique, but Karate definitely came on top quite easily.
I personally have trained both, currently only training in Karate. (2nd Degree in TKD and 1st Dan in Karate). From my own experience I've noticed that even in general sparring, Karate is much more useful, though there are elements from TKD that made learning Karate easier and made sparring easier (I'm of course talking about full contact).
Regardless, both did really well.
well it all really comes down to skill
This was an awesome display of the differences between these two styles!
Everyone's gangsta until May Thai Arrives
FACTS
Todas las artes marciales son buenas depende del que entrena pero el karate do no le pide nada nada al May Thai el karate do verdadero está muy completo y es muy fuerte no hablo del deportivo de exhibición sino del real karate do
I do tai jutsu so I'm good
Muay Thai’s elite, but it’s stance is too upright to be predominantly used in the UFC, although a lot of its techniques like checking kicks, low kick and roundhouse are extremely useful.
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Absolutely Nice!.
1. Never Spar With Your Shoes On A Tiled Surface.,If You Ever Find Yourself With Your Shoes On A Tiled Surface You Have Just A Single Motive "Knockout"!
2. Both Mobility Is Good., Never Forget Your Footworks , It's A Way To Keep Your Opponent Off His Own Feet While Your Plans Are Intact To Score A Point, Even If You Don't Have An Active Plan, Switching Both Your Legs Is Automatically A Confusion For Your Opponent., Leaving Him/Her To Act Without Caution (In Most Cases).
3. Long Range Kicks Are Beneficial Not Fancy Kicks , When You Spar An Opponent With A Different Form.
e.g Axe Kick , Side Kicks , Push Kick.
4.. Always Keep Your Guards Up!
Remember You Won't Be Sparring Like That In A Street Fight, Cases Of Weapons Might Occur.
Although Good Work All The Time! 💯🥋♥️
テコンドーはwtですね。
空手道の流派は何ですか？構え方がとても気になりました。
The karateka looked like he was just hitting and kicking with instinct, theyre mostly just forced in there without an actual plan...
How can you plan against an attack, do you know what your opponent will do in advance?
I teach Shorin ryu Karate (5th dan) and in my tournament days fought many TKD fighters. The karate fighter allowed the TKD fighter to keep him at a distance, giving TKD an advantage. Karate should have closed and stayed close in to cancel out the TKD's kicking skills. And keep your damn hands up, both of you.
Realmente el Karate es más completo que el Taekwondo, es más de contacto (Karate is really more complete than Taekwondo, it is more contact)
El taekwondo do itf tambien usa los brazos, golpes de box y bloqueos, pero lamentablemente la mayoria aplica el deportivo, que es solo piernas, que es el mismo de el del video, por eso siempre les ganan
@@aldojozsef3203 este man tiene razón, de hecho el ITF fue primero y lo mismo para en el karate que aprenden ya más el deportivo que el tradicional
Yani huo upumbavu ndo wakutuonyesha,watu hata kuiva hawajaiva ni kurukaruka tu.
You are pretty good, guys!!! Awesome to watch 2 amazing figthers!
All martial arts are useful for life👍👍
Eu sou vice campeã Paraense de karatê e como lutadora posso dizer que o karatê se usa mais socos(Oizuki) os chutes(Mawachi-geri)são mais precisos e mais rápidos as vezes quem está de fora não enxerga os detalhes dos golpes, no Taekwondo é mais a questão do corpo e do chutes, o karatê é mais elaborado agressivo, as vezes até mesmo golpes difíceis como o Ipon que é um golpe certeiro na cabeça pode finalizar o placar e garantir a vitória.
For close and long range combat i would say karate , but taekwondo has some bad ass kicks which could lead to an easy ko if done properly
Can someone please tell me the best to do
Cus i wanna learn one among them to defend my self (including macial arts) as well
Tkd guy isn't very experienced but he's good, karate guy had more experience and good counter attack
tienes toda la razón. un taekwondoista profesional noquearía rápidamente al kárate no hay duda
Ngl the Tkd guy only used one variation of the kick
Great job arthur. I finally got ninja sogi's value in a real situation. God bless 🇧🇷
Point of correction! An art cannot fight another art, it's individual fighting, and how good you are, is determined by your dedication to training. Train hard in your specific art, and you will be Lethal weapon. Otherwise, keep up good work, Osu!
No, an art can fight another. Because martial art is fighting (self defence). Is just you cant compare two martial arts, which is better. They both have unique techniques that are better for fighting, and it depends on how u practice too.
No such thing as something based on fighting cannot fight another, just that they are bettee in different way.
As someone who practice both, karate 7 yrs and tkd 1year+. Personally i still think karate is better in terms of self defence, taekwondo is too soft and minimal usage of hands. But if u include the speed and variety of kicks from tkd, it would be better😃
@@Alvin_0523 it's individual fighting not art
@@daniellugz8528 what about individual drawing not art?
@@Alvin_0523 what I mean by individual, is by training your specific art with dedication and hard work, and fighting will be easy.
@@daniellugz8528 of course it is, but they are still martial arts. Its like you are telling me you cant compare shotgun and rifle. Yes you fking can, their purpose is to kill.
Where can I go learn karate and taekwondo in Kikuyu
Not bad not good they need to start taking it more a martial art it's all about trying to land a blow to your opponent you have to be more serious bit more serious the best in karate and taekwondo 💪🙂👍
when your opponent is too close, try using your hand for defense and attack during close range fight especially taekwondo, because taekwondo can often use hand not only legs.
I'm also taekwondo, I don't know if this against the rule. I really love your sparing guys.💖💖💖💖💖💖👍👍👍👍😆😆😆
São duas artes completas, infelizmente o taekwondo se tornou olímpico, o foco em todas as academias são voltados para competições, não vemos o rapaz do taekwondo usar uma defesa e nem desferir um golpe de braço, já o karateca usa muito pouco os braços nesse vídeo, poderia ter sido muito mais efetivo se todas as vezes que bloqueasse em vez de tentar chutar usasse soco, não é crítica para tentar minimizar o vídeo, e sim para ajudar na evolução. Oss!
nao sao completas, nem karate e taekwondo muito menos. kyokushin pelo menos treina uma luta mais realista, mesmo sem soco na cara vale nocautear. mas nenhum treina quedas e chao.é mais trocaçao entao ta longe de completo..sanda sanshou é muito mais completo.sambo.tambem
Uma coisa eu percebi várias vezes quando o cara do Taekwondo chutava várias vezes o karateca chutar também mas então facilmente daria para dar uma rasteira o pé de trás dava pra perceber daria para dar mas não o vez e isso poderia ocasionar em uma investida de chutes talvez do Taekwondo no karateca é claro em uma luta real, fora do puro esporte e o cara percebesse isso
@@flowrepins6663 Na vdd, o karatê tradicional também tem imobilização no chão.. A questão é que as duas artes marciais do vídeo se tornaram extremamente comercializadas. O karatê ainda mais por ser mais "famoso".. tem séries e filmes sobre karatê e sobre TKD tbm. Como os campeonatos ficaram famosos, a galera só treina pra esporte e fica essa coisa ridícula que está hoje. Pô, o karateca só faz um chute. E essa queda que ele aplicou, tu nunca vai ver o cara se expor pra fazer o soco que ele fez antes da queda em um karatê tradicional. No momento que ele pulasse, um chute ou soco na garganta ia esperar ele. Não se avança com a guarda aberta desse jeito.. Muito bom os caras lutando na amizade. Mas isso está longe de ser karatê ou TKD de fato
@@thiagosantiago5274 acho que eu tenho sorte, pois me ensinaram o Taekwondo tradicional, com maior uso dos braços, possuindo socos e guarda alta 🗿
@@WelcomeToTiltedTowers E eu tbm treino karatê tradicional sksksk temos sorte mesmo.
O segredo aí é procurar o máximo eliminar o espaço ,sempre mantendo se próximo e atacando
Oss aux deux pratiquants :
Mon point à souligné sur Cette combat de compétition est que le Taekwondoiste se limite unpeu (réserver) par rapport à son coup de pied techniques, car ya des coup pied qui peut mettre le Karaté au Ko en une seconde ( Dorodarache aptchaki, yop Tchaki où holokoul Tchaki) les coups de pieds dangereuse du taekwondo en contre attaque.
Le Karatéka n'est pas du tout souple, durant son combat, deux coup de pied durant le combat : (Mayigueri Diodane et Roine Mawassi et Atsouki Diodane) coup de point.
Je suis aussi pratiquants de Taekwondo, Sitokan Ikido, et Yoseikan Budo.
Mes respect à vous et courage pour le reste.
Le Karatéka n'offre jamais des ouvertures de frappe à son adversaire, il est bon aux coups de pieds autant qu'aux coups de poing. J'ai pratiqué le taekwondo pendant deux ans et aujourd'hui je suis au karaté donc je sais de quoi je parle !
We should not compare martial arts every martial art will have weaknesses ...
This should be in Jkuat i really need this fr
@@OTIENONJERI get in touch
上段蹴りになんの躊躇もなくて感心した
I do respect all confirmed effective fighting styles, I personaly admire tae kwon do, took on sparring some karatekas and boxers as well...
I still on Kick boxing and sometines we mix with muay thai... Martial arts is life...
O karateca entrou com táticas de combate é muito inteligente
i was a karate student now trying to perfect my skills alone
El de taekwondo baja mucho los brazos y eso es peligroso debe levantarlas para defenderse
Concordo contigo
injusto isso, o karateca era shotokan tradicional, pelo simples fato que ele segurou o chute, coisa que não pode no karate olimpico, já o taekwondo man não aparenta ter técnica de soco e nem de queda, isso é taekwondo olimpico, foi uma luta entre um artista marcial de rua e um artista maricial de esporte, e o esportivo sempre tem menos experiencia ao enfrentar um lutador casca grossa
Ce fut un excellent combat, une très belle confrontation de deux écoles ; chacun des deux tireur est resté fidèle à sa méthode ; sauf que je n'ai pas vu assez de blocage de la part du karatéka, contrairement au taekwondoin qui est demeuré offensif jusqu'à la fin du combat
Il bloque beaucoup main ouverte ; mais il bloque bel et bien ; ne prend pas de technique.
அட போங்கடா டேக்வாண்டோ க்கு கால் பலம் ஜாஸ்தி நான் நிறைய கேள்விப் பட்டேன் கடைசில பார்த்தா எல்லாமே ஒரு குட்டி ஜோக் ஆகிடுச்சு கராத்தே இந்த பெஸ்ட்
I like both. But I see karate has a force and confidence
The karate guy can do better, he's more defensive than offensive. He should be more aggressive and make use of punches.
Taekwondo beats karate 😁
No the karate win the taekwondo
But karate win😁
Say I train in both martial arts and Karate I respect both just because its Not a Black Belt that makes a martial arts or Karate or winning a fake golden plastic belt from MMA it’s the person be the Belt that makes a difference and I never will ever Disrespect or insult any other Martial arts or Karate or any other martial arts out there because I honor all the fallen martial artists that once were the martial arts uniform like Bruce Lee and Jason David Frank RIP so when I put on my uniform, I’m honoring and respecting the ones that once were the uniform and not about the belt but it’s about the hard work and dedication. They put into it and not act immature when you win a piece of garbage like a plastic golden belt, that means nothing worth the honor and beating the other person facing. How’s that honor and respect I have seen that disrespect others that shouldn’t even get a belt, but kicking the butt out the door.
Shotokan is my life
The play backs were cool. Thanks 😎
Très beau combat , on voit clairement la domination du karateka , félicitations
Arthur, you need to counterattack, every time he finishes his kick, enter yours, Karateka's defense is bad. But it was a good fight. Congratulations.
Hey guys, these two incredible martial arts are strong and fast, I do taekwondo, I'm not going to say that taekwondo is stronger than karate, it depends on the practitioner, some are fast, others are stronger, it depends, but it's incredible to see these two martial arts fight each other 👏🏻
his form in karate isnt that good, thats why it looks bad
yes form is very bad
@@princechauhan5197 it isnt that bad, but you know the diff between a black belt
@@rxxgaming0 ofcourse but he is an newbie you can see him by the way of stepping and movement
@@princechauhan5197 yep
You are right his form isn't good
Oga both of una dey do the same tin o...na rehearsal 😏
I love Taekwondo
This is the exact reason why after taking years of taekwondo I would pick a fist fighting mad version of myself over a taekwondo master 😂
Taekowndo is best👍👍
😆😆😆😆😆
Yess
No it's not
Yess
Tara lan
I really love this, though that Karate guy has used much of mawashigeri kicks more often, and punches, on the other hand taekwondo guys is composed and relax and using his techniques so nicely, to my conclusion it's a draw game though the Karate guy has really imposed pressure on that guy,,, oss
gotta hit the kneecap
Tkd guy has faster kicks, and krt guy punches were well used. It was a great fight. Thank you for showing us that. Congratulations.
Karate is best
Which karate is this pls and where are you guys are I need sparing am karate trainer to grav maga and kenpo professional
Where are you located
Taekwondo is the best 💪💪🏽
kyokushin karate is a thousand times better
You can come with all your glory but Muay Thai is the king of the ring😏🔱✨
Depends on the practitioner
@@agasamomin7657 overrated
Fact
as a akf senior i must say athur u spaed well
Karate is best real hero is Karate brucelee
Bruce lee mainly focused on wing chun king fu
Yes bruclee is best but taekowndo figh is vey best
@@darkfantasy4909 I don't think Bruce Lee did tkd
Bruce Lee didn't do either karate or taekwondo he jus focused on wing chun kung fu and his own Jeet Kune do
@@mr.k8660 he did he mixed kung fu and tkd and karate
Arthur nice job..nakutambua😂
Shukran 😊👊
@@arthurmuthama halafu arrange kajoint training na Zetech mkuu kama last sem
Safi
Karate is the best 💪💪
Hell nahh I m do teakwondo and it beltéri then karate
@@balintgergal-mate5126 none of theme arw better it depends on how godd u r
muy thai destroys both easy
No bro the mother of martial art
Kalaripayattu is.......
Kung fu is best
Très belle prestation. vous avez tous les deux bien defendu vos discipline. Je suis karateka j'ai fait la competition aussi. karateka essaie de bien regrouper les doigts de la mains pour eviter la fracture au reste j'apprecie ta technique du kizami, j'ai jamais pu bien l'executer comme tu le fais. oss
Karate dude I would recommend using combinations I'm a blackbelt in karate too.
You're not even using hands. Here's a combination for you jab sweep with the front leg and reverse punch and following up with a roundhouse or front kick
I give karate the edge in this friendly sparring session.
Karatenya sering pakai mawasi geri, tidak ada kombinasi lain. Taekwondo sering gunakan dwi chagi. Sesekali doliyo chagi. Menarik. Terlihat jelas gaya sparing/ komite masing - masing ...
Problem is that one taekwondo one doesn't have energy
Mas os gritos tem que ser em mandarim mesmo?
Eu gosto de usar o chute no karate, mas onde eu pratico não treinamos muito, então eu vou fazer taekwondo para ampliar meu conhecimento, assim como também já fiz kung-fu e jiu-jitsu, conhecimento nunca é de mais, se você tiver a oportunidade, aproveita.
Why people always compare between different martial arts
Black belt against Red belt? Or im i seeing wrong?
Bon travail ti mesye épi klick
Well both teakwondo and karate and martial art but the answer is that none of this martial art are better their equal❤
which is more stronger karate or teakwondo?