Yeah - because they have no training :P So many wing chun guys are just doing chi sao - and think that is enough - so when they get attacked from other styles they have no clue. Which is why we always do wing chun against other styles - not just Wing against wing :P
@@Tequn9qin Kyokushin we make the Hyakunin, We know we are being gets hurt and beaten but it's good a real fighter should know react in extreme situations.
We both have good points. End of story. What I have to realize is that despite all the training and real experience many MAs have, fighters who can stay in top form and have great fighting instinct are a very rare breed.
The karate guy is very hectic and keeps himself restless. While the Wing Chun guy is calm stable and ready to move in and quickly attack when the opponent tries to come close.
I have little respect for the karate guy as he constantly tries to make a fool of the wing chun guy while he stands there quiet and ready for a serious battle. Also as earlier spoken the karate guy is afraid of getting up close and that shows from his moving pattern
The karate fighter isn't as confident as he looks. He's scared to attack first, I'm a Goju ryu karate student and I can tell by his technique that's he's actually quite worried about getting hit.
@1:31 there is a moment when the wing chun looks like he makes a great entry and advances on the karate guy, who is stumbling backwards, but for some reason that is the exact moment the ref breaks it up... apart from that, it's hard to admit the karate guy kinda won that exchange, landing far more blows and showing more aggression, despite his deeply offensive and dishonourable way of fighting. The wing chun guy was calm, honourable and focused throughout. I feel like if the fight continued to the death, the wing chun guy might eventually get the upper hand, as he wasted far less energy prancing around and is likely better conditioned from the wooden dummy. Oh well, guess we'll never know... point to karate!
What I said before stands. We are humans and not robots. No matter how good you are at fighting, you WILL NEVER be perfect in a real fight. Yes, the better your training and the more REAL fight experience you have, the closer to form you will be in a real situation. The longer the fight lasts, the more fatigued the fighter, the sloppier the movements. This is why it's important to end a fight as quick as possible Still, NO ONE is PERFECT. I know the difference between reality and bullshit.
Karateka fucked him up. Those were solid hits. Dude probably tweaked his jaw. Wouldn't be suprised. He was hesitated knowing he was not winning the fight.
Mas oyama wouldn't be happy after watching a kyokushin student disrespect his opponent. I do karate but its people like these who make fighting styles look bad.
Similarly, what do u think about Pro Ice Skaters? Their level of endurance & precision probably far exceeds in comparison, to most martial arts training intensity & requirements. They cant just kick. They must hold high leg positions, while maintaining balance on ICE, steering in correct vectors, etc. They train2perform a certain way,& most all are Flawless on execution. Its the same with other sports / arts. Its how u train, that determines ur output abilities.
nikon celis so instead they should teach people arts that are not tested all because of your sensitivities? Nah I want the stuff I learn to have been tested thank you very much. E cause when I need to use it I want it to work
the karate dude was well prepared for this match after watching several duel and may have found some weaknesses in WC. noticed how the WC guy took a punch on the nose.
Real fighting isn't as clean and artsy as "pros" like YOU try to make it out to be. No real fighter is going to stay perfectly in form for the entire fight. A real fight is quick, violent, and in your face with no refs to interfere and give each fighter a breather. This ain't a fucking choreographed movie.
Every time the wing chun guy goes into gear they break it up. How can you say the karate guy has anything. I've taken out quite a few idiots like these hopeless and arrogant karatekas. If it were in the street I know who would be left standing. The wing chun guy is clearly a senior student or junior instructor and is waiting for the karateka to get serious.
the WC guy was being very cocky in the video. he was in a neutral stance rather than in a front stance or even a side stance. he let the karate guy get too close and did not take the offensive. he had his hands down and the karate guy was able to get to his face.
i could be wrong but it looks like the karate guy was trying to do what you should do against a WC guy and stick n move not get to close I'll watch it again
Well, remember, its a lot of hard work & time. Maybe 1day, the guy will progress, learning from his errors. Of course, most, when at that level, dont present videos.. cause challengers may come. And when u get2 the point, where u can cripple or kill a man in under 2sec.. u fear provoking the ignorant, into making u prove that... and ending up in jail,& or regretful 4the lives u destroyed / make more difficult (permanent painful injuries).
-I've seen this before;In the very beginning of the fight you can see that the wc man has a very good sense of distance and range(there are 9 ranges of combat in wing chun) but he doesn't know how to preserve the fighting measure or use his stuff realistically to counter. I think he could cross-train with success though-most people can.
He tried to catch alot of kick that coulda been countered easily with obliques to the shin, he seems to lack in clinchworks and overall close range when wc excel in those regards
yes, cuz confidence is a choice. anyway, those two guys were in position as instructors or judges based on the other videos. in this case, they'd know going 100% wouldn't be beneficial in terms of reputation and business.
All equally matched contestants alwaysend up locking up together then wresting on the ground. Judo or JuJitsu instantly get the advantage. I've even seen 2 good black belts end up endlessly pitching each other for ten minutes, each afraid to release the other. Learn lock escapes!!
When u run for a mile run competition, u may train for 7 miles. Thats y they wont fatigue. Its the same w. combat arts. U train much harder &longer than any fight would ever last. Real fights usually end fast, cause barefist. But, many arts trained 2fight multiples,because they were rebels,soldiers,etc. If ur training is Crap, u will quickly look like crap. But even besides fatigue, is awareness. If u dont have it, everything falls apart when pressure & speed is added.
The worse you are at your game, the worse u will b in real pressured combat. Especially if u dont even know the full system. Perfected movements = attacks & counters landed. Poor stance = fall over & get pushed around easily. Poor body awareness = all techs will get sloppy when pressured. Poor core strength = structure breaks easily + poor power generation + poor rooting. I could go on and on. If ur spot on, it will look exactly how its trained. Any mistakes r recovered quickly.
the wing chun guy was poorly trained and made the mistake of staying in kicking range, the aim of wing chun in a fight is to reach elbow and knee range where you can tie up the opponent
The Karate guy afraid To Launc An Attack Cause he knew that Wing Chun has Nice Close range Attacking And Blocking speed. So He Just do some Front Kick To Keep Distance Between Him And The Wing chun guy.
I'm sorry for the sifu that perhaps know the technique but it is not accustomed to fighting or sparring at least. I have not seen much WC, I saw IRAS, I saw a guard but no principle of wing chun, such as if the way is clear advances, if the street is closed glued to the opponent, it was enough for a pak sao punch the guard of karate man , while the sifu does nothing but backwards. must believe in the principles of their martial art and combat is an essential element of the practice of wing
Whatever you say kung fu master. The street action is all that matters and if your high level training has saved your ass multiple times, good for you.
I think it was good fight for both sides. (and no, there is no way for anyone (wc or karate) in few month to fight like that. This is more than 3 years of practice)
It's always easier said than done. If they don't have the heart to commit to an attack or counter attack, there won't be any reward. They were playing it too safe.
in a real battle, or at least in a good sense one, anytime the karate guy is trying to shake his hand to release his pains, the wing chun sifu is supposed to keep his punches, but he doesn't. that karate guy sucks indeed, playing something to take away sifu's concentrations. he sucks
Templarkun....you can take WC for as short as 3 months [depends on the individual] and able to defend yourself against a blk belt like this guy here...me n my Xwife took WC and I whitnessed her kick a well seasoned escrima GUY'S ass in sparring...
why are all of them speaking Chinese? is it like the wing chun trying to challenge all the other schools in china? if so why not the wing chun master challenge the karate masters from Japan, muay thai masters from Thailand, silat masters from M'sia or Indonesia and TKD masters from Korea?..seems like the karate chap doesn't fight as well as those in Japan or US...sorry don't mean to offend..just wondering.
lol yea he was rubbin his hand after he hurt it. He seemed pissed afterwards wen he was talkin 2 da crowd. I didn't understand a word but seems 2 me like sum1 talked shit 2 da karate guy.
watch what happen when real MUAY Thai play around stand up fighting. just copy and past below Jomhod Kiatadisak, Thailand vs Sergei Havitzkin, Belarus มวยไทยศักดิ์มงคล ศิษย์ชูโชค Vs คาราเต้ Muay thai vs Karate
I can point u2 many kickboxers whos kicks run out of gas b4 min3. On the other hand, I can kick precision kicks for far longer, because I trained that way. I dont train a few kicks then a pause. Training non-stop, for many minutes, as fast, powerful,& accurate as can b. This,alone w. other different kinds of drills,like standing on 1leg for 2min,builds needed strength & endurance2maintain good form for quite long durations without fatigue... cont...
Btw - The reason this guy is out of balance, has Nothing to do with fatigue. Its to do with starting out, and staying in proper stance depth. As well as him not using the proper hand techniques. Bending of the spine, and many more things, such as having the feet on the same lines. This isnt even 3min & theres huge problems presented in mere seconds. Its bad technique & theres no excuse besides poor training, low experience, & level of skills.
Thats too bad. A beginner may not know... but a Teacher, would know that you dont block a low or mid level kick with your hands. That leaves your upper gate wide open. Especially if its a feint. The legs intercept the Legs, and Arms intercept the arms. Him screaming like Lee was also very disrespectful. He did this because he was angered at his poor defenses, as the Karate guy slipped a very slow kick in. ugg...
i practice kali bro, i love it but there's no best martial art and at the same time, Kali is a complete combat system....your guru should tell you that.
@@unicohijo1121 It's all about context. Is it a street fight or a sporting competition? Are you fighting standing up or rolling around on the ground? Is the opponent bigger or smaller than you? Any one of these factors could change which martial art will work best against the other. But what REALLY matters the most is HOW OFTEN DOES THE PRACTIONER ACTUALLY SPARR? Forms, conditioning, strength, balance... These are all key areas for development but ultimately not all the forms in the world can prepare you for the mad frenzy of fists and kicks flying at you; it is a very strange, unique feeling and you will have to sparr (safely, with gum shield and gloves) quite a lot before your art becomes truly effective against other martial artists. As far as fighting thugs on the street goes, almost any martial art with little no sparring should routinely incapacitate them.
I dont get this. Why is the karate guy acting like a spazz sort of. And why do these stupid guys keep breaking up the fight so they cant finish? WC guy took a few good hits but couldnt hit back when they broke up the fight.
It seems like the WC guy has learnt WC from kung fu movies instead of irl because the stance in WC is about protecting the groin which he clearly doesn't and then he performs some random unnecessary movements and the karate guy is scared and arrogant
Buk Lau Okay I'mma stop arguing with a cocky 12 yr old now.... Ur even starting to like ur own comments... I hope someone beats the shit out of you so that you can learn some respect kid
The WC guy should of easily kicked him off that first punch Karate guy tried, it was so sloppy, leg flying high, arm coming straight and from the side? easy dodge and kick to the left leg, and Karate mans on the ground...If the kick has power + speed. Everyone focuses on technique, but it all comes down to speed and power and 100% calm attitude, which no one seems to have, except for Masters who refuse to fight for show, so you get alot of disbelievers & haters...
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part of the problem is that people get all nervous and fearful so when the fight starts 90% of their "system" goes out the window.
Yeah - because they have no training :P
So many wing chun guys are just doing chi sao - and think that is enough - so when they get attacked from other styles they have no clue.
Which is why we always do wing chun against other styles - not just Wing against wing :P
@@Tequn9qLike everyone in life it's all about Experience, When someone doesn't have Experience in a real combat they have fear.
@@Tequn9qBut when you start fight many times for real you lose that fear.
@@Tequn9qin Kyokushin we make the Hyakunin, We know we are being gets hurt and beaten but it's good a real fighter should know react in extreme situations.
todo lo contrario, primer combate real y honorable que se ve en youtube entre dos maestros; de wing chun y karate. Mucho respeto para ellos.
We both have good points. End of story. What I have to realize is that despite all the training and real experience many MAs have, fighters who can stay in top form and have great fighting instinct are a very rare breed.
The karate guy is very hectic and keeps himself restless. While the Wing Chun guy is calm stable and ready to move in and quickly attack when the opponent tries to come close.
Btw the Karate guy is the most obnoxious fighter I've ever seen.. Like wtf is wrong with him through out the fight, so weird.
I have little respect for the karate guy as he constantly tries to make a fool of the wing chun guy while he stands there quiet and ready for a serious battle. Also as earlier spoken the karate guy is afraid of getting up close and that shows from his moving pattern
karate is made to throw off your opponent and be fierce and confident. He respects the wing chun master completely
The karate fighter isn't as confident as he looks. He's scared to attack first, I'm a Goju ryu karate student and I can tell by his technique that's he's actually quite worried about getting hit.
The karate-ka was stalling like a boss, look at how annoyed the WC guy is!
@1:31 there is a moment when the wing chun looks like he makes a great entry and advances on the karate guy, who is stumbling backwards, but for some reason that is the exact moment the ref breaks it up... apart from that, it's hard to admit the karate guy kinda won that exchange, landing far more blows and showing more aggression, despite his deeply offensive and dishonourable way of fighting. The wing chun guy was calm, honourable and focused throughout. I feel like if the fight continued to the death, the wing chun guy might eventually get the upper hand, as he wasted far less energy prancing around and is likely better conditioned from the wooden dummy. Oh well, guess we'll never know... point to karate!
Karate guy was a clown and had all his attacks deflected
What I said before stands. We are humans and not robots. No matter how good you are at fighting, you WILL NEVER be perfect in a real fight. Yes, the better your training and the more REAL fight experience you have, the closer to form you will be in a real situation. The longer the fight lasts, the more fatigued the fighter, the sloppier the movements. This is why it's important to end a fight as quick as possible Still, NO ONE is PERFECT. I know the difference between reality and bullshit.
congratulations for the match, i have fun very much, thank you. Good fight, all the 8.
plac plac
Karateka fucked him up. Those were solid hits. Dude probably tweaked his jaw. Wouldn't be suprised. He was hesitated knowing he was not winning the fight.
Mas oyama wouldn't be happy after watching a kyokushin student disrespect his opponent. I do karate but its people like these who make fighting styles look bad.
WC users find it hard to deal with kicks...
Similarly, what do u think about Pro Ice Skaters? Their level of endurance & precision probably far exceeds in comparison, to most martial arts training intensity & requirements. They cant just kick. They must hold high leg positions, while maintaining balance on ICE, steering in correct vectors, etc. They train2perform a certain way,& most all are Flawless on execution. Its the same with other sports / arts. Its how u train, that determines ur output abilities.
But that doesnt sell the alpha macho wwe image that has been put up on the highest pedestal
What style of karate is this?
I find it really immature when martial arts people keep comparing their martial art styles to others.
nikon celis so instead they should teach people arts that are not tested all because of your sensitivities? Nah I want the stuff I learn to have been tested thank you very much. E cause when I need to use it I want it to work
Let them fight, damn it! I am learning from this what to do and what not to do. I noticed that being too rigid is never good, no matter the style.,
I gave up martial arts because I had no sparring, I see my self as a master in 30 years who can't fight a tennager.
it's not bad the stance is apart of wing chun don't comment if you don't know in the wing tsun stance the feet are somewhat pointed inward
the karate dude was well prepared for this match after watching several duel and may have found some weaknesses in WC. noticed how the WC guy took a punch on the nose.
El men que se cree Bruce Lee 😂❤
Real fighting isn't as clean and artsy as "pros" like YOU try to make it out to be. No real fighter is going to stay perfectly in form for the entire fight. A real fight is quick, violent, and in your face with no refs to interfere and give each fighter a breather. This ain't a fucking choreographed movie.
I wish I could fight that karate dude
Dude in red must have started the day before this was filmed...
Every time the wing chun guy goes into gear they break it up. How can you say the karate guy has anything. I've taken out quite a few idiots like these hopeless and arrogant karatekas. If it were in the street I know who would be left standing. The wing chun guy is clearly a senior student or junior instructor and is waiting for the karateka to get serious.
Good WC stance...that's about it.
Well done wing chung
the WC guy was being very cocky in the video. he was in a neutral stance rather than in a front stance or even a side stance. he let the karate guy get too close and did not take the offensive. he had his hands down and the karate guy was able to get to his face.
I do not, Siddharth.
i could be wrong but it looks like the karate guy was trying to do what you should do against a WC guy and stick n move not get to close I'll watch it again
Karachun is the best, or perhaps Wingte ?
The karate guy played right against an opponent of more skill he closed the gap by being strange lol funny good shit
There u have it.. Karate is for dorks and Kung Fu is cool school only.
Come on Karate guy, stop giving excuses. Go go go!!!!
Well, remember, its a lot of hard work & time. Maybe 1day, the guy will progress, learning from his errors. Of course, most, when at that level, dont present videos.. cause challengers may come. And when u get2 the point, where u can cripple or kill a man in under 2sec.. u fear provoking the ignorant, into making u prove that... and ending up in jail,& or regretful 4the lives u destroyed / make more difficult (permanent painful injuries).
Hahahaha the men karate is so funny haahaha
There was nothing exceptional about either of these men, and both displayed a lack of sparring experience.
karate people are always busy with their uniform when fighting ... I think it's very annoying :D
yea thats tru.
-I've seen this before;In the very beginning of the fight you can see that the wc man has a very good sense of distance and range(there are 9 ranges of combat in wing chun) but he doesn't know how to preserve the fighting measure or use his stuff realistically to counter. I think he could cross-train with success though-most people can.
He tried to catch alot of kick that coulda been countered easily with obliques to the shin, he seems to lack in clinchworks and overall close range when wc excel in those regards
yes, cuz confidence is a choice. anyway, those two guys were in position as instructors or judges based on the other videos. in this case, they'd know going 100% wouldn't be beneficial in terms of reputation and business.
Karate guy making fun, but he won't go in. 🤔
All equally matched contestants alwaysend up locking up together then wresting on the ground. Judo or JuJitsu instantly get the advantage. I've even seen 2 good black belts end up endlessly pitching each other for ten minutes, each afraid to release the other. Learn lock escapes!!
first time karate beats wing chun
It is noticeable that this "black belt" does not even know how to move, even a white ribbon destroys it.
1:30 THIS IS WING CHUN
no aclararon que los de wing chun eran maestros
When u run for a mile run competition, u may train for 7 miles. Thats y they wont fatigue. Its the same w. combat arts. U train much harder &longer than any fight would ever last. Real fights usually end fast, cause barefist. But, many arts trained 2fight multiples,because they were rebels,soldiers,etc. If ur training is Crap, u will quickly look like crap. But even besides fatigue, is awareness. If u dont have it, everything falls apart when pressure & speed is added.
For God's sake, somebody get that guy out of camera!
The worse you are at your game, the worse u will b in real pressured combat. Especially if u dont even know the full system. Perfected movements = attacks & counters landed. Poor stance = fall over & get pushed around easily. Poor body awareness = all techs will get sloppy when pressured. Poor core strength = structure breaks easily + poor power generation + poor rooting. I could go on and on. If ur spot on, it will look exactly how its trained. Any mistakes r recovered quickly.
the wing chun guy was poorly trained and made the mistake of staying in kicking range, the aim of wing chun in a fight is to reach elbow and knee range where you can tie up the opponent
Wing Chun Is The BEST
Becouse good fighters are not fighting for an entertainment
The Karate guy afraid To Launc An Attack Cause he knew that Wing Chun has Nice Close range Attacking And Blocking speed. So He Just do some Front Kick To Keep Distance Between Him And The Wing chun guy.
I'm sorry for the sifu that perhaps know the technique but it is not accustomed to fighting or sparring at least. I have not seen much WC, I saw IRAS, I saw a guard but no principle of wing chun, such as if the way is clear advances, if the street is closed glued to the opponent, it was enough for a pak sao punch the guard of karate man , while the sifu does nothing but backwards. must believe in the principles of their martial art and combat is an essential element of the practice of wing
Whatever you say kung fu master. The street action is all that matters and if your high level training has saved your ass multiple times, good for you.
I think it was good fight for both sides.
(and no, there is no way for anyone (wc or karate) in few month to fight like that. This is more than 3 years of practice)
the sensey of karate win mental game to wc sifu, i think
It's always easier said than done. If they don't have the heart to commit to an attack or counter attack, there won't be any reward. They were playing it too safe.
u are wrong. that wc guy is the sifu.
The karate guy was scared
TENHO VERGONHA EM VER DUAS ARTES MARCIAIS NA MAOS DESSES CARA, ELES SO CONVERSAM !!!!
That karate guy is a disgrace to karate.
With wingchun is pure shit.. Its even more embarrassing for this karate man who struggles against it
in a real battle, or at least in a good sense one, anytime the karate guy is trying to shake his hand to release his pains, the wing chun sifu is supposed to keep his punches, but he doesn't. that karate guy sucks indeed, playing something to take away sifu's concentrations. he sucks
There's another video in this same school with another black belt and he did awful as well. I don't even have an explanation for this
teacher vs teacher. good fight but bad sportsmanship from da karate master :(
Karate man same like badut
Hm..He is a young Sifu and maybe need more fighting experience
after 1:48 I laughed through the rest of the video.
Wop his ass good.
Also I would like to know what the woman was saying in the background
Templarkun....you can take WC for as short as 3 months [depends on the individual] and able to defend yourself against a blk belt like this guy here...me n my Xwife took WC and I whitnessed her kick a well seasoned escrima GUY'S ass in sparring...
i think the karate guy trying to make wing chun guy doesn't concentrate, karate guy talk to much. sorry with my english lol
why are all of them speaking Chinese? is it like the wing chun trying to challenge all the other schools in china? if so why not the wing chun master challenge the karate masters from Japan, muay thai masters from Thailand, silat masters from M'sia or Indonesia and TKD masters from Korea?..seems like the karate chap doesn't fight as well as those in Japan or US...sorry don't mean to offend..just wondering.
Wing Chun dude remained cool the whole time... karate dude is just so weird.
2 the karate guy isnt really using karate. Its more like kickboxing with a karate stance really
lol yea he was rubbin his hand after he hurt it. He seemed pissed afterwards wen he was talkin 2 da crowd. I didn't understand a word but seems 2 me like sum1 talked shit 2 da karate guy.
watch what happen when real MUAY Thai play around stand up fighting. just copy and past below
Jomhod Kiatadisak, Thailand vs Sergei Havitzkin, Belarus
มวยไทยศักดิ์มงคล ศิษย์ชูโชค Vs คาราเต้ Muay thai vs Karate
El Karateca fue vencido por su propia frustración, mejor que se dedique al Fútbol o que aprenda a tejer para tener las manos ocupada.
Just kids 😁
its like two 12 year old kids fighting lol only with their martial arts custome onxD, still pretty good btw
Bruce Lee rejects haha
Uno nervioso y el otro sin ritmo
Me da risa, el de karate se encojono cuando vio que no le podia dar el de Wing Chun.
I would love to fight that karate guy to break him in half
gosh the Karate guy is so full of himself.
I can point u2 many kickboxers whos kicks run out of gas b4 min3. On the other hand, I can kick precision kicks for far longer, because I trained that way. I dont train a few kicks then a pause. Training non-stop, for many minutes, as fast, powerful,& accurate as can b. This,alone w. other different kinds of drills,like standing on 1leg for 2min,builds needed strength & endurance2maintain good form for quite long durations without fatigue... cont...
wc uses hands more 5hen feet
that guy in red think he is ip man ??:P
The karate guy is bad ass. He played a dirty way. By playing [hit and run] to interfering his opponet. Such a shit !
Btw - The reason this guy is out of balance, has Nothing to do with fatigue. Its to do with starting out, and staying in proper stance depth. As well as him not using the proper hand techniques. Bending of the spine, and many more things, such as having the feet on the same lines. This isnt even 3min & theres huge problems presented in mere seconds. Its bad technique & theres no excuse besides poor training, low experience, & level of skills.
空手道條友好矛，成日扮有禮，成机偷襲
怎么会这样。怎么徒弟会比师父强。笑话
Thats too bad. A beginner may not know... but a Teacher, would know that you dont block a low or mid level kick with your hands. That leaves your upper gate wide open. Especially if its a feint. The legs intercept the Legs, and Arms intercept the arms. Him screaming like Lee was also very disrespectful. He did this because he was angered at his poor defenses, as the Karate guy slipped a very slow kick in. ugg...
Then it'd be his own fault for not having the heart. I feel if you don't believe you can win then you have a very low chance of winning
nothing beats kali. it is the best martial art
There is no "best" martial art. People that say that are annoying. It's the fighter not the art that matters
i practice kali bro, i love it but there's no best martial art and at the same time, Kali is a complete combat system....your guru should tell you that.
yes i will remember that is that the principles of all martial artist there is no best martial arts?
@@unicohijo1121 It's all about context. Is it a street fight or a sporting competition? Are you fighting standing up or rolling around on the ground? Is the opponent bigger or smaller than you? Any one of these factors could change which martial art will work best against the other. But what REALLY matters the most is HOW OFTEN DOES THE PRACTIONER ACTUALLY SPARR? Forms, conditioning, strength, balance... These are all key areas for development but ultimately not all the forms in the world can prepare you for the mad frenzy of fists and kicks flying at you; it is a very strange, unique feeling and you will have to sparr (safely, with gum shield and gloves) quite a lot before your art becomes truly effective against other martial artists. As far as fighting thugs on the street goes, almost any martial art with little no sparring should routinely incapacitate them.
I dont get this. Why is the karate guy acting like a spazz sort of. And why do these stupid guys keep breaking up the fight so they cant finish? WC guy took a few good hits but couldnt hit back when they broke up the fight.
It seems like the WC guy has learnt WC from kung fu movies instead of irl because the stance in WC is about protecting the groin which he clearly doesn't and then he performs some random unnecessary movements and the karate guy is scared and arrogant
Buk Lau Good then we have something in common
took you that long to think of that? wow.
Buk Lau Yeah I totally sat and stared at ur comment for 3 hrs.... It's not like I have a life or something....
didnt think so
Buk Lau Okay I'mma stop arguing with a cocky 12 yr old now.... Ur even starting to like ur own comments... I hope someone beats the shit out of you so that you can learn some respect kid
The WC guy should of easily kicked him off that first punch Karate guy tried, it was so sloppy, leg flying high, arm coming straight and from the side? easy dodge and kick to the left leg, and Karate mans on the ground...If the kick has power + speed. Everyone focuses on technique, but it all comes down to speed and power and 100% calm attitude, which no one seems to have, except for Masters who refuse to fight for show, so you get alot of disbelievers & haters...
Straight up. The karate guy fights with his ego. That's a terrible habit.
values in martial arts must be always practice....mali ata yung grammar sorry