They exist at the extreme opposites of the spectrum of moves, combine them and you get the purest punches and kicks you can get, also... I may be wrong... But i think that boxing footwork will greatly improve your capabilities as a Taekwondo fighter. Note: I never tried either, i'm currently training in Muay Thai, professional newbie, 5 months... Just wanted to give my personal opinion
@@Bychaos wdym, it totally depends. Also kickboxing is divided into alot of stuff, there's Filipino Kickboxing, Sayaw ng Kamatayan which translates to Dance Of Death, then savatte, the french one, and a classic, kyukoshin and lots and lots
Boxing is more effective in fights and boxing coaches train you like hell if you to to the right ones (poorer but not too poor) so your body gets much stronger and much more stamina. Leg kicks are deadly for boxers though
@@play-tiempo4955 finally someone that explains why boxing Is better in His point of View, i been seen so much people thats says that boxing Is better but dont know why. Boxing and taekwondo are both so good for fights, and I agree with your opinion
@@EnderVSJ yeah you can look into it more if you would like, there are a lot more things about boxing to know if you really want to understand it completely.
Boxing is a combat sport that is pressure tested against fully resisting opponents and puts serious focus of power and fitness. I would bet money on the boxer.
@@LifebyDesign most TKD practitioners’, including world champions’, only experience is in point scoring contests *at most*. I agree that kicking is dangerous, but there’s probably a reason why TKD has not become a prominent style in MMA while Muay Thai and western boxing both have. Just my take on it.
Can’t compare man. TKD is mostly on kicking and in-air moves. 360 kick, triple, double-sided, most of them are done in air. Punches are also used, but less. Boxing is focusing on punches though. To KO TKD, you first have to control your opponent from doing things in the air. In boxing, you can’t actually control them.
Maybe it’s just me, but don’t people in boxing learn how to dodge so then they could parry or counter. Try kicking for broken nose, oh wait, I should’ve hit you in the foot, break that.
To be specific, i am a boxer, i've been boxing for almost 3 years. Even though with some experience, I can say that boxing is helpful for those who don't want them to lose street/local fight. I had a friend who trained for taekwondo for an year. He can also fight decently. But when it comes to a street fight scenario, boxing is better than taekwondo. Taekwondo is really a good martial art if you are intrested in it. My friend said that since he started the training, he feels like he is improved in his overall life. And also boxing too.Every matrial arts has there own qualities. Using them at the perfect time is what makes them special. Competitions are really cool, especially when you have less confidence. Even if you lose in it, you'll not disagree the fact that you just fought. Better learn martial arts, its not about how good the martial arts is, its about how good you are... Well learning both Boxing and Taekwondo would change the whole matter tho.
@@yeeman0111 Naa el boxeo es lo más rápido eficaz y práctico que puede haber para pelear en la calle , al igual que el tipo del comentario , llevo un par de años en boxeo y e tenido varias peleas callejeras aproximadamente 20 de las cuales en todas e salido vencedor pues con un golpe acabas , no es exageración , si realmente eres bueno boxeando y encima tienes una pegada muy buena creeme que con un golpe aunque no los noquees ya no van a querer más pues saben el riesgo
@@yeeman0111 Even grappling had it's limits, as every street fight won't devolve into ground wrestling. Some punk might carry a bat, another might pin you to a wall, most will definitely have a group to gang up on you and render wrestling a single person a low reward high risk move.
Couldn't agree more. Though to be fair, Street Fights have no rules, so avoiding one is always best, no matter how good you are at throwing hands, or kicks, grabbing people.
El boxeo hace que golpees bien y esquives bien la desventaja es como la malloria de boxeadores esquiven el cros agachando la cintura y mirando para abajo y te deja la cara al descubierto y te den un oper o un rodillaso y taikwando tiene muy buenas patadas pero unos golpes orribles y una guardia bastande mala
Pero ambas son muy buenas esas dos junto al yiu yitsu y yudo te aran un peleador muy completo porque si el atacante esta serca lo golpeas si esta un poco lejos lo pateas si te intenta empujar al piso lo derribas primero si logra agarrarte y caes con el sabes como aer y lo sometes
@@deborabrito8285 El Taekwondo ITF (el que no aparece en juegos olimpicos) realmente tiene buenas guardias, te lo dice un practicante, sin embargo, yo considero que como guardia para mayor "tiempo" la del boxeo es mejor y mas simple.
I think that any experienced TKD athlete won’t let a boxer go anywhere near him. I trained for 10 years got 3 gold medals and a knee injury stopped me. If you have good footwork you can easily keep a boxer away from you and when you find the weak spot it’s bed time for him. You can’t compare arm strength to leg strength. One kick to the head and it’s bye bye. Even if the boxer covers his head all the time, not many people will keep fighting with broken ribs I can tell you that for sure. Boxing is great but Taekwondo when properly executed is deadly.
@@CarViewsGR And I think 70% of every Taekwondo Athletes has No Combat expirence. Besides that for closing and widening the Gap Boxing Footwork is far superior, at least in my Opinion.
Every Martial Art style is effective and has its own uniqueness. No Martial Art style can be termed as superior or inferior. Bruce Lee founded Jeet Kun Do by assimilating good technics of many martial art styles.
@@sheriffcj1066 tell me how a Muay Thai fighter is gonna beat a judoka or Brazilian jiu-jutsu practitioner? Obviously Muay Thai has the advantage when it comes to striking, but once they’re on the ground it’s game over. EVERY single martial art has a weakness. Even Muay Thai.
I’ve been in both. Boxing would be my choice. It’s hard to do anything when a boxer closes in and starts fighting on the inside. Trying to knee is hard when you’re getting the mike Tyson 5000
You're right Caco.i went up against two black belts in tikwondo. I got inside on both of them and they couldn't kick me ! You have to know both martial arts and boxing.
I mean i think it comes down to person,skill, and circumstances. I used to box, and im transitioning to mma. Ive looked it taek. because im fast and can do volume, but i work alot on power bc i have speed already. I prefer the power mixed with speed. Im not bias towards one.
Nah, that's more like Karate but more combat ready in response to Muay Thai. While Karate does use a combo of both like Kickboxing. The best Punches and Kicks in terms of variety go to Boxing and Taekwondo respectively.
@@HAMMOS75 Kickboxing is literally karate with some better boxing techniques. Outside of that, they are about as All Rounded as Karate and Muay Thai is, when it comes to strike variety (Muay Thai I'd argue less so, because Knees and Elbows are unique to them). Boxing+Taekwondo would give you a better variety of Punches and Kicks than simply Kickboxing, let alone Karate.
@@HAMMOS75 Kickboxing+Muay Thai is just Muay Thai brother. MMA can easily encompass Muay Thai, which is just Kickboxing with Elbows and Knees. Try again.
Learn both! Since taekwondo primarily focuses on kicking (I know it teaches more than that) and boxing focuses on punching, put them together and you can create your own kind of ‘kick-boxing’.
You'll end up with something like american kickboxing, which is pretty much a forgotten thing now, you'll need a third one to add what is lacking to both like elbows, knees, low kicks and such.
Unless you dont care about death. Then guns kinda seem lazy, boring, uninspired, and a sort of Fat Man’s Sword. It really doesn’t take much skill to pull your finger, hold your breath, and be a good shot. Its no more complicated than a nerf gun lol Yet I see a LOT of people flaunting it like they posess the hand of god lol. If you wanna be a cheap play soldier then go ahead and shoot me dead. You earned it after all killer. Pulling that trigger and lining up the sights and all lol Truly an earned victory thats not at all boring and mainstream.
I learnt taekwondo 🥋 and trust me it's worth it, years back I was attacked by three man bigger than me and I screwed them all ,that day I realised that I have choosen the( best martial arts). And i am happy to share this
Usually it’s who can adapt to the fighter. If the boxer can make his opponent throw kicks that allow him to shorten the distance, he’ll most likely win. But if the kicker keeps the distance, he’ll most likely win. But all comes down to experience and the adaptability of each fighter
Finally, Some good shit, People be arguing that Taekwondo is Weaker than Boxing, or Vice Versa or whatever, Please read this top statement first and realize If you're still comparing which is better then you're beyond stupid
@@carolinas1s1s1 Yep. Also known as propioception, it refers to proper awareness of your body and limbs, and their position at any given time. Most of us move in autopilot when going about our day-to-day, but when you're fighting you need to be aware of your body to another degree: sometimes the smallest details can make or break a fight. Of course, martial arts aren't the only way propioception is developed: in fact, I'd argue dancers are the epitome of body awareness. But Tae Kwon Do has a lot of flashy techniques, and those call for really good control of your body.
@@nicholasjonas2505 still trash, strongest on the body isn’t equal to win, it’s like saying brain is the most powerful human part but also weekness part
@@nicholasjonas2505 i agree legs are get in many instances and martial arts like kickboxing and muay thai but taekwondo is all about scoring points not self defence
I used to practice Boxing when I was a kid but now I’m training in Taekwondo. I hope to make a combination of both when I’m experienced enough with both
Agreed. Also, if you go old school Tae Kwon Do, you also have linear kicks, knees, and a massive hand technique arsenal that most who focus on modern "foot fencing" sparring don't learn to use.
As someone who’s done taekwondo, i dont think its as effective as boxing, or even better muay thai. Theres too many spins and it takes too much energy to do compared to a simple and effective low kick.
I do taekwondo but we also do lots of punching and footwork and I try best to learn both so I think I’m pretty set. The only way I really ever lose a fight is if they tackle me because I don’t really know wrestling but other than that I can take a fight
@@EliteOKCFootballer bro a good Muay Thai fighter is a good kicker. Taekwondo fighters aren’t good kickers, their kicks are weak and waste a lot of stamina.
Dang, he is actually good at both. A lot of times it’s the guy trying his best at both but only being really good at one but only decent at the other style. But he’s really good at both boxing and TKD.
Took Taekwondo for a number of years when I was younger. It’s a showman’s sport. Learned more about discipline and self control than anything I actually applied to a fight.
i think that’s the way it should be, to be honest. you don’t need insanely deep martial arts training to defend yourself. if a martial art teaches someone to grow their own ego to a violent degree, instead of teaching them the actual life values needed to be a truly strong and kind person, it’s not a good martial art.
@@thereallolwhy6433 i think those are by far the two most valuable martial arts. I like karate, TKD, boxing, judo, wrestling ect for a lot of different reasons, but if you want to train to be a dangerous person, in any given circumstance, wether self defense, or sport, its hard to beat that combo
Why not both? Having the best combinations in Punches and Kicks will give you a very "specialized" version of kickboxing. Keyword "Specialized" since you're not limiting yourself to the All Rounded Nature of Kickboxing and Karate (not that it is a bad thing, but for the sake of the argument, we are assuming you want your cake and eat it too) All you would be missing are Muay Thai's Elbows and Knees, even Clinches. Though at that point, it might as well be the main draw of learning Muay Thai after the fact, instead of learning a teep kick when you have a TKD Side Kick. Edit: Grappling Game is its own thing, and right now we are mainly focusing on your Striking, not necessarily how well you can handle being pulled to the ground... Yet...
I've done taekwondo all my life, I'm only just starting out on my boxing journey now. For actual self defense do boxing. But no other martial art on this earth can teach you the amazing science of kicking as taekwondo can.
@@-eclipse5411 Tae Kwon Do is useless up close, Boxing is useless at distance. You counter someone doing Tae Kwon do getting close, and you counter a Boxer by keeping distance.
Same here (ex-twd leaving with a 2nd degree black belt at 2018), but i have been practicing box since almost the end of 2019, so my fighting style is mostly a hybrid of both styles
I've done both, TKD is more fun, it's quicker and it hurts less, especially since your getting less hard hits to the head. but boxing seems much more effective for combat outside of tournaments Edit: also one of the main differences is that boxing is full contact. That is probably theain and most overlooked factor that separates sport from self defense. I would rather fight a Karate black belt who has only fought semi contact tournaments than a football hooligan that gets into a real brawl every other week...
There are different places of Tae kwon do tho my first experience of Tae kwon do was self defense. Now I’m in an athlete class which is just conpetirive
@@alvaroumana7729 boxing is the best until you get sidekicks straight up under your jaw and you realize those lightweight looking kicks actually land like sledgehammers
Exactly, I started in taekwondo when I was really little. Once I got into boxing I was comfortable at range but as soon as my sparring partner would get in the pocket I felt uncomfortable and overwhelmed, it's just something you have to get used to. If the taekwondo practitioner has a decent level of boxing knowledge they can easily set up the pure boxer for a headkick. Everything's good to know but if it's one or the other I'm picking boxing.
In a street fight? Boxer everytime. Ive witnessed it first hand. A friend of mine, his dad is like a 5th degree black belt n has always been known as a badass pretty much. He confronted this Mike Tyson looking dude who was actin a fool at the movies, they got into it in the parkin lot n my buddys dad got rag dolled n his face bloodied up good.
As much as I love using my legs because they're the most powerful weapon I've got on me I focus better while boxing. I can hit and slip better that way, but I'm sure that kickboxing is the perfect mix. I don't have to use my kicks as often so I can stay more planted.
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I would have to say Taekwondo based on having more moves to learn and defend yourself, but still boxing ain't bad either. I've been doing ATA Taekwondo for a year and half now, and i'm pretty sure the kicks we learn can be used well in actual street fights, and normally them most usefull kicks are the ones that are more simple. Roundhouse, front, and side kicks can be quite afective. This is just my opinion th, and i respect if others would pick boxing.
I prefer taekwondo as I’ve done it for like 7 years and I love the kicks and combinations, though I know it’s not the most effective on its own. I’m practicing kickboxing now in which it’s a different martial art and more practical, and I’m just taking what’s useful from both
If you want a more comprehensive version of Tae Kwon Do, then find a Do Jhang that teaches one of the older more combat focused variants of Tae Kwon Do from when it was a military hand to hand style developed for the SOuth Korean military before it evolved into the more common sports forms.
I’m a Red belt in TaeKwonDo (I quit 5 years ago to join the army cadets) and I am currently a boxer and a gym rat so best to say I know my way around both of these 🤣 they are both extremely affective. TaeKwonDo taught me how to be hard and fast with my kicks and how to be an escape artist along with some good grips but boxing taught me how to be speedy with my hands and how to keep a better guard. So combining these both are very effective for your fighting style.
So if you joined army cadets your obviously also a child and I couldn’t see you having any experience with fighting or combat sports, so how would you know what’s effective or not? Google? 😂
@@Gigachadly That was like 5-6 years ago I left when I was 14 🤣 and yes I know what’s effective because I have done both of these for 5 years I have 12 years out of my combat experience and have been doing sports since I was 4 :/
Yea muay thai heavily focuses on strenght which combine with full contact fighting, in my opinion makes very effective combination. And muay thai includes clinch which is effective technique against oponent while he's blocing. But yea there are also some things where muay thai can fail... (which martial you prefer?)
but what style of boxing though? Switch stance? southpaw? there's a lot of boxing styles out there. If you learn boxing I suggest southpaw, it could work well with taekwondo when you pivot.
So many of these videos, the Tae Kwon Do guy has his guard down. I have had years and years of Tae Kwon Do training, and from different styles. I can't tell you how many times we were reminded to keep our guard up. It must be just a habit developed because we get so used to keeping a distance, and feel too at ease or something...idk, but I keep my guard up.
I've done both, and taekwondo's main problem is it relies on long distance, and the guard isn't really tight. I'd say taekwondo is best suited for tall people, for short people you'd rather use a Muay Thai fighting style, with kicks but tight guard for short combat. (it's my opinion, I may be wrong)
All depends on the specific fighters. I grew up doing both and still practice both regularly. I can say that boxing is for the most part more practical. Doing all those jumping and/or high kicks in a fight can be dangerous especially against someone who knows how to wrestle. Both are great in their own ways and not easy to master.
For those with practical fighting experience, it depends but if you’re gonna put two average people who practice on one and the other and have sparred with others of the same practice only, a boxer would destroy a taekwondo practitioner.
Agreed ( fighter, MMA) boxing alone against taekwondo wins but can't compete with good knowledge of muay thai. they complement each other well. My trick is forcing your opponent to fight your own way and they just can't keep pace with my tempo. I'm 5'8 but still haven't faced anyone shorter or lighter than me since I came back to it and haven't lost any of the 19 fights against mixed weights and age since I came back to it
I know people are going to say it’s all about the adaptability of the fighter, but I’m going with boxing for one reason, boxing combos can be so strong for being so fast, it’s just so versatile.
@@davidsprott3216 i wouldn't say boxing is the most strongest martial art it has its drawbacks like any other martial art. But i agree with you on that you should build an arsenal. As for me I'm a grappler (bjj and a little wrestling) and dabbled in a bit of Karate and taekwondo. Im also trying to find a boxing instructor but for reasons i cant disclose i haven't yet which is sad tbh
@@vareeshordo5204 i dont think boxing is the best, i think that boxing should always be your first choice when it comes to learning martial arts. i think muay thai is probably the strongest martial art. i was just making fun of the guy's grammar.
As a boxer, taekwondo looks sick. But everytime I seen one of them try to fight they get done. Punching is just faster, more reliable, accurate, usable in more situations m and does more than enough damage to switch someone’s lights off. Taekwondo is cool but boxing is just an art form of a sport
That's usually because the modern application of taekwondo generally isnt full contact therefore their fighting experience is limited. Taekwondo can indeed be effective in a fight as long as you know what you're doing. For me personally, im primarily a grappler, and if someone goes for any high kicks or flying kicks they're getting their ass handed to them. Which is why Boxing is more practical in the streets since the practice yall put in is pretty much just a fight. That being said quite a few taekwondo techniques are actually supposed to be used against horse mounted opponents which is why it has flying kicks and what not in the first place
Learn both. You're gonna be the best kicker and the best puncher :)
@cat but already died of old age before mastering half of them :)
muay thai is the best for that
Very rare for a school to let you do both
@Gabriel Gamer 1 kickboxing and tkd?
@@Todo_fighting no, the typical mma gym will just try and pressure you to mix lots of styles when you only want to just do 2 and thats it.
Getting into a fight with this guy is like getting into a fight with a group of people who fight in different martial arts💀
Do you know MMA?
@@Jakejackson184 ye
i like taekwondo
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I train teakwondo
Boxing + taekwondo = 🗿🍷
They exist at the extreme opposites of the spectrum of moves, combine them and you get the purest punches and kicks you can get, also... I may be wrong... But i think that boxing footwork will greatly improve your capabilities as a Taekwondo fighter.
Note: I never tried either, i'm currently training in Muay Thai, professional newbie, 5 months... Just wanted to give my personal opinion
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its called kickboxing@@FoxyFazbear001
@@RodieLEEkickboxing doesn't have same quality punches and kicks
@@Bychaos wdym, it totally depends. Also kickboxing is divided into alot of stuff, there's Filipino Kickboxing, Sayaw ng Kamatayan which translates to Dance Of Death, then savatte, the french one, and a classic, kyukoshin and lots and lots
Taekwondo is way cool and fast, Thanks General Choi Hong hi for giving us this beautiful Martial Art
yo someones been doing theyre grading theory lmao
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Boxing is more effective in fights and boxing coaches train you like hell if you to to the right ones (poorer but not too poor) so your body gets much stronger and much more stamina. Leg kicks are deadly for boxers though
@@play-tiempo4955 finally someone that explains why boxing Is better in His point of View, i been seen so much people thats says that boxing Is better but dont know why.
Boxing and taekwondo are both so good for fights, and I agree with your opinion
@@EnderVSJ yeah you can look into it more if you would like, there are a lot more things about boxing to know if you really want to understand it completely.
Boxing is a combat sport that is pressure tested against fully resisting opponents and puts serious focus of power and fitness. I would bet money on the boxer.
You need to watch more fights mash up fights. Boxers have a massive disadvantage against kickers and its been proven time and time again.
@@LifebyDesign most TKD practitioners’, including world champions’, only experience is in point scoring contests *at most*. I agree that kicking is dangerous, but there’s probably a reason why TKD has not become a prominent style in MMA while Muay Thai and western boxing both have. Just my take on it.
@Eduardo Ruiz bruh. If you put floyd in a kickboxing bout or an MMA bout he would get absolutely murdered and he knows that's too.
Andy Hug would disagree..
Can’t compare man. TKD is mostly on kicking and in-air moves. 360 kick, triple, double-sided, most of them are done in air. Punches are also used, but less. Boxing is focusing on punches though. To KO TKD, you first have to control your opponent from doing things in the air. In boxing, you can’t actually control them.
“Parry this you filthy casual”
*1440 spin kick to the face*
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I'm cracking up 🤣🤣🤣
*Weaves to the Side.....*
Maybe it’s just me, but don’t people in boxing learn how to dodge so then they could parry or counter. Try kicking for broken nose, oh wait, I should’ve hit you in the foot, break that.
@@galletgaming Yeah, un uppercut on that spin should surely drop them right?
To be specific, i am a boxer, i've been boxing for almost 3 years. Even though with some experience, I can say that boxing is helpful for those who don't want them to lose street/local fight. I had a friend who trained for taekwondo for an year. He can also fight decently. But when it comes to a street fight scenario, boxing is better than taekwondo. Taekwondo is really a good martial art if you are intrested in it. My friend said that since he started the training, he feels like he is improved in his overall life. And also boxing too.Every matrial arts has there own qualities. Using them at the perfect time is what makes them special. Competitions are really cool, especially when you have less confidence. Even if you lose in it, you'll not disagree the fact that you just fought. Better learn martial arts, its not about how good the martial arts is, its about how good you are...
Well learning both Boxing and Taekwondo would change the whole matter tho.
street fight is all about getting thrown away and slammed to the ground grappling is better
@@yeeman0111 Naa el boxeo es lo más rápido eficaz y práctico que puede haber para pelear en la calle , al igual que el tipo del comentario , llevo un par de años en boxeo y e tenido varias peleas callejeras aproximadamente 20 de las cuales en todas e salido vencedor pues con un golpe acabas , no es exageración , si realmente eres bueno boxeando y encima tienes una pegada muy buena creeme que con un golpe aunque no los noquees ya no van a querer más pues saben el riesgo
@@yeeman0111 Even grappling had it's limits, as every street fight won't devolve into ground wrestling. Some punk might carry a bat, another might pin you to a wall, most will definitely have a group to gang up on you and render wrestling a single person a low reward high risk move.
Couldn't agree more. Though to be fair, Street Fights have no rules, so avoiding one is always best, no matter how good you are at throwing hands, or kicks, grabbing people.
Idk boxing is strong but teakwondo i think could win a fight
TAEKWONDO for discipline..making me trying to ne a better person to the society
All martial arts are based on discipline (and yeah box is one of them)
You probably get more dicipline in boxing than tkd, if you can handle the grueling training for boxing, you can do anything.
El boxeo hace que golpees bien y esquives bien la desventaja es como la malloria de boxeadores esquiven el cros agachando la cintura y mirando para abajo y te deja la cara al descubierto y te den un oper o un rodillaso y taikwando tiene muy buenas patadas pero unos golpes orribles y una guardia bastande mala
Pero ambas son muy buenas esas dos junto al yiu yitsu y yudo te aran un peleador muy completo porque si el atacante esta serca lo golpeas si esta un poco lejos lo pateas si te intenta empujar al piso lo derribas primero si logra agarrarte y caes con el sabes como aer y lo sometes
@@deborabrito8285 El Taekwondo ITF (el que no aparece en juegos olimpicos) realmente tiene buenas guardias, te lo dice un practicante, sin embargo, yo considero que como guardia para mayor "tiempo" la del boxeo es mejor y mas simple.
Taekwondo : Fast And Powerful Kick
Boxing : Hit And Dont Get Hit
Normalmente el box es más rápido y los que entrenan ay se agarran a trancazos y aunque no se ve genial el box ganaeia
WWE: GO FOR THE KILL!
I think that any experienced TKD athlete won’t let a boxer go anywhere near him. I trained for 10 years got 3 gold medals and a knee injury stopped me. If you have good footwork you can easily keep a boxer away from you and when you find the weak spot it’s bed time for him. You can’t compare arm strength to leg strength. One kick to the head and it’s bye bye. Even if the boxer covers his head all the time, not many people will keep fighting with broken ribs I can tell you that for sure. Boxing is great but Taekwondo when properly executed is deadly.
@@CarViewsGR And I think 70% of every Taekwondo Athletes has No Combat expirence. Besides that for closing and widening the Gap Boxing Footwork is far superior, at least in my Opinion.
@@CarViewsGRIn that case, don't you think a blow to the jaw is equally or more deadly?
Being honest, a combination of both is the best way to go
So basically mma/ kickboxing
@@devinzethherrera1928 pretty much
lol why do people always say that tae kwon do doesn’t have punching
a combination of both is kickboxing
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the unimaginable power you could have when you mix the smooth foot work of boxing with taekwondo🥰🥰🥰
Se llama king boxing box y karate
Every Martial Art style is effective and has its own uniqueness. No Martial Art style can be termed as superior or inferior. Bruce Lee founded Jeet Kun Do by assimilating good technics of many martial art styles.
Muay Thai is superior
Muay thai superior
none is superior even if im a big taekwondo fan
@@sheriffcj1066 tell me how a Muay Thai fighter is gonna beat a judoka or Brazilian jiu-jutsu practitioner? Obviously Muay Thai has the advantage when it comes to striking, but once they’re on the ground it’s game over. EVERY single martial art has a weakness. Even Muay Thai.
@@ramengurung9913wait until they see what Silate is. They’ll be trying not to die after the first 2 strikes
Taekwondo is like ketchup, not the best on it’s own, but when you mix it with other sports it becomes the best.
Amazing example
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Cap wrestling is better
Try telling Sans that
I’ve been in both. Boxing would be my choice. It’s hard to do anything when a boxer closes in and starts fighting on the inside. Trying to knee is hard when you’re getting the mike Tyson 5000
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You're right Caco.i went up against two black belts in tikwondo. I got inside on both of them and they couldn't kick me ! You have to know both martial arts and boxing.
*laugh in clinch*
I mean i think it comes down to person,skill, and circumstances. I used to box, and im transitioning to mma. Ive looked it taek. because im fast and can do volume, but i work alot on power bc i have speed already. I prefer the power mixed with speed. Im not bias towards one.
@Mateo Hodge I would personally teep the boxers over and over to keep range. Anywhere to their chest or even right at their lead leg
Boxing + Taekwondo = Kickboxing 💀
Nah, that's more like Karate but more combat ready in response to Muay Thai. While Karate does use a combo of both like Kickboxing. The best Punches and Kicks in terms of variety go to Boxing and Taekwondo respectively.
Kickboxing is more powerful than both SOLO
@@HAMMOS75 Kickboxing is literally karate with some better boxing techniques. Outside of that, they are about as All Rounded as Karate and Muay Thai is, when it comes to strike variety (Muay Thai I'd argue less so, because Knees and Elbows are unique to them).
Boxing+Taekwondo would give you a better variety of Punches and Kicks than simply Kickboxing, let alone Karate.
@@eagleye2893 kickboxing combo with mma or muay thai will crush boxing n taekwondo combo
@@HAMMOS75 Kickboxing+Muay Thai is just Muay Thai brother.
MMA can easily encompass Muay Thai, which is just Kickboxing with Elbows and Knees.
Try again.
im learning both, very nice combination
kickboxing, basically
then you should learn taekwondo ITF.
@@RodieLEEnot exactly in kickboxing they don't run away from kicks so much it wouldn't be so effective
Imagine getting in a fight with this guy!💀
Can be easily defeat 🥇
if u kno how to fight it wouldnt be a problem
Run
I just need a gun
What 😂😂😂 easyyyyy
Learn both! Since taekwondo primarily focuses on kicking (I know it teaches more than that) and boxing focuses on punching, put them together and you can create your own kind of ‘kick-boxing’.
You'll end up with something like american kickboxing, which is pretty much a forgotten thing now, you'll need a third one to add what is lacking to both like elbows, knees, low kicks and such.
Only pick one
@@powerincarnate6783 it’s name Muay Thai.
@@maxmshensky perhaps I'm biased but yes, I preffer Muay Thai as base striking art.
If they were to go against each other, taekwondo would prob block best
Kickboxing fans🥊🥊
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Only fans ✋️😊
I was 7 years old and i went taekwondo for 1 year, after, i went kickboxing for 4 years. Now im doing boxing, im best kicker and best puncher
The guy who knows gun fu:
Sit down ladies
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I know how to runfu lol
Unless you dont care about death. Then guns kinda seem lazy, boring, uninspired, and a sort of Fat Man’s Sword. It really doesn’t take much skill to pull your finger, hold your breath, and be a good shot. Its no more complicated than a nerf gun lol
Yet I see a LOT of people flaunting it like they posess the hand of god lol. If you wanna be a cheap play soldier then go ahead and shoot me dead. You earned it after all killer. Pulling that trigger and lining up the sights and all lol Truly an earned victory thats not at all boring and mainstream.
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Combined 😎✔️
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Ahora estoy practicando kick boxing y concuerdo😎
@@claudioroco3272 pueden hacer las mismas patadas del video?
Bro was hitting him with the sanji combo
I learnt taekwondo 🥋 and trust me it's worth it, years back I was attacked by three man bigger than me and I screwed them all ,that day I realised that I have choosen the( best martial arts). And i am happy to share this
Usually it’s who can adapt to the fighter.
If the boxer can make his opponent throw kicks that allow him to shorten the distance, he’ll most likely win.
But if the kicker keeps the distance, he’ll most likely win.
But all comes down to experience and the adaptability of each fighter
This ☝️
Finally, Some good shit, People be arguing that Taekwondo is Weaker than Boxing, or Vice Versa or whatever, Please read this top statement first and realize If you're still comparing which is better then you're beyond stupid
@@lexrennard5796 taekwondo is meant to be a sport not combat art
@@semavercikazandayi but they are différent type of tkd and they are used for military purposes so you’re not completly right
@@ShinjiVamp-ge4bl ohh i see thank you for the knowledge
Those kicks and punches do be hitting hard holy shit
Don’t swear
Bro is the ultimate warrior 😂
As a person who does boxing and taekwondo i see this as an absolute win
Tae Kwon Do is very beautiful, this style asks for a wide corporal conscience
Wtf does corporal conscience even mean 💀💀💀
@@your_fathers full body awareness and control i think?
@@carolinas1s1s1 Yep. Also known as propioception, it refers to proper awareness of your body and limbs, and their position at any given time. Most of us move in autopilot when going about our day-to-day, but when you're fighting you need to be aware of your body to another degree: sometimes the smallest details can make or break a fight.
Of course, martial arts aren't the only way propioception is developed: in fact, I'd argue dancers are the epitome of body awareness. But Tae Kwon Do has a lot of flashy techniques, and those call for really good control of your body.
Indeed it does! The smallest details could hinder or improve your kicks, and give you that extra push to win a fight.
Yes that is true it also teaches discipline
Taekwondo is beautiful style. It looks insanely cool
The only problem is its trash in a street fight
@@renoatvan hahaha you're right, I've seen taekwondo dudes getting knockout by muay thai dudes
@@renoatvan you're legs are the stongest, longest, hardest weapons of your body. Learn how to use them.
@@nicholasjonas2505 still trash, strongest on the body isn’t equal to win, it’s like saying brain is the most powerful human part but also weekness part
@@nicholasjonas2505 i agree legs are get in many instances and martial arts like kickboxing and muay thai but taekwondo is all about scoring points not self defence
I used to practice Boxing when I was a kid but now I’m training in Taekwondo. I hope to make a combination of both when I’m experienced enough with both
Boxing + Taekwondo = Kickboxing 🗿
I think that goes from the experience of each fighter, but I go with the taekwondo, because I trained it and I know how strong that kicks can be
True I did taekwondo and now I’m doing boxing so I can do both
Agreed. Also, if you go old school Tae Kwon Do, you also have linear kicks, knees, and a massive hand technique arsenal that most who focus on modern "foot fencing" sparring don't learn to use.
@@danielhaire6677 sometimes but since one guy is a American dude he mixed the terms.
Totally in a match i was kick so hard in the face there is a scar
As someone who’s done taekwondo, i dont think its as effective as boxing, or even better muay thai. Theres too many spins and it takes too much energy to do compared to a simple and effective low kick.
Every one: *choosing one of the fighting styles*
Me: *ORA*
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@@akame2607 i agree but its kinda like your pfp
@@dionpeci8119 based 👍👍👍
@@akame2607 i agree to you but your pfp is more cringer than u think
@@dionpeci8119 What’s the pfp from?
I'm a Boxer I enjoy watching taekwondo Ha ha
Taekwondo 🥋 over everything but at the same time, its good to learn all.
I can name some martial arts 100x better than taekwondo in a real fight
KickBoxing
BJJ
Wrestling
Mui Tai
Judo
Sambo
"Mom : what are you doing ?"
I can't do it JOHN 🥺
Who?
Lol
Im trying to locate the funny
I like boxing, those hand combinations look sick 🔥
Edit: Thanks for all the like guys 🥊🥊
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@@GodO4- fax
Agree with you
I do taekwondo but we also do lots of punching and footwork and I try best to learn both so I think I’m pretty set. The only way I really ever lose a fight is if they tackle me because I don’t really know wrestling but other than that I can take a fight
I know muay Thai and taekwondo and a little bit of self defense against weapons but learning both of these would be the better option obviously
For a streetfight boxing will generally be better. But in taekwondo you do learn some pretty good kicks.
A good kicker will always beat a boxer just like a wrestler will always win too lmao
@@EliteOKCFootballer kicking high in a streetfight is just suicide. Maybe kicking beats boxing in a ring but not on the streets
@@baustellenschild7916 bro wut
@@EliteOKCFootballer bro a good Muay Thai fighter is a good kicker. Taekwondo fighters aren’t good kickers, their kicks are weak and waste a lot of stamina.
@@dagodlypug2399 I’m just talking abt kicking personally I practice TKD and Muay Thai cause their kicks are for sure more practical for fighting
Dang, he is actually good at both. A lot of times it’s the guy trying his best at both but only being really good at one but only decent at the other style. But he’s really good at both boxing and TKD.
Boxing 🥊
Why is your name Bruce Wayne wanna be I vote for Boxing🥊
Not really he's not putting any power in his hooks or rotating his hips or use proper footwork
He’s better at TKD for sure.
Woah he’s same guy didn’t notice
Boxing+taekwondo+Muay Thai+wing chun+kyukusion=
That's why I practice and love kickboxing it gives you the freedom to kick and punch ❤🥊🔥💪
Took Taekwondo for a number of years when I was younger. It’s a showman’s sport. Learned more about discipline and self control than anything I actually applied to a fight.
Disciple & self control,the gifts of a paradise heaven not many have..
Glad you got that 😃🌟✨🙌
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i think that’s the way it should be, to be honest. you don’t need insanely deep martial arts training to defend yourself. if a martial art teaches someone to grow their own ego to a violent degree, instead of teaching them the actual life values needed to be a truly strong and kind person, it’s not a good martial art.
@@yourmother3217 I agree.
Sidenote, Muay Thai and Judo taught me waaay more useful techniques I actually used in a fight than Taekwondo ever did.
@@keithstone8693it depends rly my school taught a lot of stuff. dont blame it on tkd blame it in ur teacher
U should do wtf taekwondo instead of itf
I trained MMA under a Taekwondo instructor. He taught me a lot of good techniques that I mixed with my Muay Thai background. It's pretty neat
Taekwondo teachers are called masters only karate has the name sensei
After 10 years+ of tkd I wanna switch to muai thai, elbows and knees implemented to boxing and taekwondo gonna be a fucking godly arsenal
@@MatthewTheUntitled the best
I’m a taekwondo black belt and currently doing Muay Thai and jiu jitsu
@@thereallolwhy6433 i think those are by far the two most valuable martial arts. I like karate, TKD, boxing, judo, wrestling ect for a lot of different reasons, but if you want to train to be a dangerous person, in any given circumstance, wether self defense, or sport, its hard to beat that combo
Why not both? Having the best combinations in Punches and Kicks will give you a very "specialized" version of kickboxing. Keyword "Specialized" since you're not limiting yourself to the All Rounded Nature of Kickboxing and Karate (not that it is a bad thing, but for the sake of the argument, we are assuming you want your cake and eat it too)
All you would be missing are Muay Thai's Elbows and Knees, even Clinches. Though at that point, it might as well be the main draw of learning Muay Thai after the fact, instead of learning a teep kick when you have a TKD Side Kick.
Edit: Grappling Game is its own thing, and right now we are mainly focusing on your Striking, not necessarily how well you can handle being pulled to the ground... Yet...
I've done taekwondo all my life, I'm only just starting out on my boxing journey now. For actual self defense do boxing. But no other martial art on this earth can teach you the amazing science of kicking as taekwondo can.
Both are best on their own level..🔥🔥
True
how?
@@-eclipse5411 Tae Kwon Do is useless up close, Boxing is useless at distance.
You counter someone doing Tae Kwon do getting close, and you counter a Boxer by keeping distance.
@@Minifliek thanks sherlock
@@Minifliek u can use your arms to cover and counter, get close afterwards
Le jungkook : I am not going to take risk let me learn both
With both you'll be unstoppable
Boxing: Slow but deadly
Taekwondo: You're dead if I catch you
Nah boxing is fast as hell. it’s more like boxing lands more powerful shots but taekwondo is better at tag
Taekwondo: i gain a point if i tap you
Boxing is slow???? Tf are u on?
He is high
@그린라임 good for gaining points after tapping someone with your foot yep
I already do taekwondo so definitely stick with it
Belt? Btw I do tkd
Same lol
Same here (ex-twd leaving with a 2nd degree black belt at 2018), but i have been practicing box since almost the end of 2019, so my fighting style is mostly a hybrid of both styles
Same
@@treycruz8718 I am black belt
I go to taekwondo, so taekwondo, and I’m a black belt
Taekwondo but i also like boxing
I've done both, TKD is more fun, it's quicker and it hurts less, especially since your getting less hard hits to the head. but boxing seems much more effective for combat outside of tournaments
Edit: also one of the main differences is that boxing is full contact. That is probably theain and most overlooked factor that separates sport from self defense. I would rather fight a Karate black belt who has only fought semi contact tournaments than a football hooligan that gets into a real brawl every other week...
@bluecollarlife yeah tell that to joe rogan
@bluecollarlife beleive me he must've been doing a different kind of taekwondo cause the one I do the kicks can legit give someone concusion
@@mohammad.alkurdi. yes, but so can boxing?
There are different places of Tae kwon do tho my first experience of Tae kwon do was self defense. Now I’m in an athlete class which is just conpetirive
tell that to a fat kid who had to do stretches
I trained both fighting styles, and they are both amazing
Boxing is the best one.
@@alvaroumana7729 boxing is the best until you get sidekicks straight up under your jaw and you realize those lightweight looking kicks actually land like sledgehammers
@@mysty0 yup took one to the face the other day luck it was only a light one and burst the blood vessels in my chin 💀
Both of them 🥶🥶🥶
This one video is literally the reason why I am learning how to fight Thank you 👍
The distance is the key difference between the two. Taekwondo usually is used at a distance where boxing is up close combat.
Exactly, I started in taekwondo when I was really little. Once I got into boxing I was comfortable at range but as soon as my sparring partner would get in the pocket I felt uncomfortable and overwhelmed, it's just something you have to get used to. If the taekwondo practitioner has a decent level of boxing knowledge they can easily set up the pure boxer for a headkick. Everything's good to know but if it's one or the other I'm picking boxing.
The thing is modern taekwondo practices pushing techniques and ways to set up kicks
@@cloudyej7535 yeah it's not the same as it once was.
No
Muay Thai has both punches and kicks, and also knee and elbow strikes.
boxing + taekwando = savate🗿💀
Taebo
What about MMA kickboxing boxing tykwondo shotokan karate and (pretty sure) the toughest form of karate in the world
boxe + taekwondo + jiu jitsu = WOW
taekwando💀
Boxing+ taekwondo= kick boxing
TKD with Boxing’s footwork is a game changer. Dangerous at any range! 👑👑👑
Though punches are more useful than kicks but im gonna go choose TKD
Team taewondo ✌🏼
In a street fight? Boxer everytime. Ive witnessed it first hand. A friend of mine, his dad is like a 5th degree black belt n has always been known as a badass pretty much. He confronted this Mike Tyson looking dude who was actin a fool at the movies, they got into it in the parkin lot n my buddys dad got rag dolled n his face bloodied up good.
Did he do anything to the Mike Tyson dude
Did the taekwondo guy get anything in on him
Depends on if he trained itf style or wtf style tbh
Both are amazing but it’s basically arms vs legs.🥊🥋
the mix :>
The best thing to do is learn both
2× tournament's :) best puncher and kicker 🤗
As much as I love using my legs because they're the most powerful weapon I've got on me I focus better while boxing. I can hit and slip better that way, but I'm sure that kickboxing is the perfect mix. I don't have to use my kicks as often so I can stay more planted.
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@@JSp8 The fuck you're talking about mate? I've said what I prefer.
@@vintz3327 woah don't shoot the messenger brah.. what was the last thing you kicked or punched besides ya Mrs
@@JSp8 You're very funny mate, I wish you well in your life.
@@vintz3327 🥴thanks man means alot!
I would have to say Taekwondo based on having more moves to learn and defend yourself, but still boxing ain't bad either. I've been doing ATA Taekwondo for a year and half now, and i'm pretty sure the kicks we learn can be used well in actual street fights, and normally them most usefull kicks are the ones that are more simple. Roundhouse, front, and side kicks can be quite afective. This is just my opinion th, and i respect if others would pick boxing.
If you had to pick just one, boxing. It's more practical. But obviously they are super complimentary.
I prefer taekwondo as I’ve done it for like 7 years and I love the kicks and combinations, though I know it’s not the most effective on its own. I’m practicing kickboxing now in which it’s a different martial art and more practical, and I’m just taking what’s useful from both
Is it just me or was chungi really hard to learn I'm a yellow stripe and trying to learn it
@@kiwi3878 its hard as a beginner I had to learn it almost 10 years ago when I was 5 so
@@ItzArditrus wow cool
If you want a more comprehensive version of Tae Kwon Do, then find a Do Jhang that teaches one of the older more combat focused variants of Tae Kwon Do from when it was a military hand to hand style developed for the SOuth Korean military before it evolved into the more common sports forms.
@@danielhaire6677 my style originates from the style the general taught but has obviosly changed slightly cos of time passes
Pov: you learn boxing & Taekwando 😨😱💀💀☠☠
I used to remember training taekwondo when I was a kid. They'd teach us some dumb punches and blocking techniques. I hope that gym was an exception.
I’m a Red belt in TaeKwonDo (I quit 5 years ago to join the army cadets) and I am currently a boxer and a gym rat so best to say I know my way around both of these 🤣 they are both extremely affective. TaeKwonDo taught me how to be hard and fast with my kicks and how to be an escape artist along with some good grips but boxing taught me how to be speedy with my hands and how to keep a better guard. So combining these both are very effective for your fighting style.
So if you joined army cadets your obviously also a child and I couldn’t see you having any experience with fighting or combat sports, so how would you know what’s effective or not? Google? 😂
@@Gigachadly That was like 5-6 years ago I left when I was 14 🤣 and yes I know what’s effective because I have done both of these for 5 years I have 12 years out of my combat experience and have been doing sports since I was 4 :/
@@Gigachadly heh
@@jormungandr7527 cool
@@Gigachadly don’t talk as if you know everything.
Your TKD kicks are actually so good, especially the round house kick combo at the start. Looks super clean!
Just showing why he is black belt 😂
I go to taekwondo and chess classes.I am good at both. Now what I should I focus on I like both of them equally
i say taekwondo only because i train it already :) ideally, i would want to know a good deal of both
It depends on your TKD style with the right style you can cause some serious damage
I really like both styles but you know-muay thai is muay thai...
Muay Thai is lame it only involves around strength not speed not even mobility, also people can easily block muay thai
Yea muay thai heavily focuses on strenght which combine with full contact fighting, in my opinion makes very effective combination. And muay thai includes clinch which is effective technique against oponent while he's blocing. But yea there are also some things where muay thai can fail... (which martial you prefer?)
@@blahoslavadamlapacek6687 to be honest your opinion is pretty good in my prospective nice come back
@@byo77 bruh
@@blahoslavadamlapacek6687 but I perhaps prefer teakwood
Loving the aesthetics of TKD but the power of Boxing, why I learned TKD as a teen and doing Boxing now
Kicks don't works in real fights except sweepkick.
And most street fights are decided for 1 or 2 mins. Just work on fists and arms.
Which one I choose?
Oh, please. I going to learn both! >:D
Both of them are amazing!
but what style of boxing though? Switch stance? southpaw? there's a lot of boxing styles out there.
If you learn boxing I suggest southpaw, it could work well with taekwondo when you pivot.
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Taekwondo traning is really very hard
@@thakur99968 it is hard because its cardiovascular training
So many of these videos, the Tae Kwon Do guy has his guard down. I have had years and years of Tae Kwon Do training, and from different styles. I can't tell you how many times we were reminded to keep our guard up. It must be just a habit developed because we get so used to keeping a distance, and feel too at ease or something...idk, but I keep my guard up.
W boxing and w taekwondo
It's better combining styles (in other words just learn both). Knowing both styles will make you more formidable in combat/battle.
But you wont be able to do ITF then
@@steve00alt70 i'd bring a gun
I've done both, and taekwondo's main problem is it relies on long distance, and the guard isn't really tight. I'd say taekwondo is best suited for tall people, for short people you'd rather use a Muay Thai fighting style, with kicks but tight guard for short combat. (it's my opinion, I may be wrong)
U r wrong
U r wrong
U r actually presenting a pretty good point. Interesting actually
U r wrong
Same for karate it mostly body type that gets neglected
Kickboxing learning both of them
The fact you mastered both is insane 💀
All depends on the specific fighters. I grew up doing both and still practice both regularly. I can say that boxing is for the most part more practical. Doing all those jumping and/or high kicks in a fight can be dangerous especially against someone who knows how to wrestle. Both are great in their own ways and not easy to master.
Yea someone doing TKD for self defense should practice and modify the strikes, the strikes are good tho.
I do wrestling and taekwondo 🙂.
And you are right.
I have a 6 years experience on taekwondo and i can say the movements are pretty accurate (sorry if i made any spelling mistakes)
So do tkd focus leg or fist cause I'm a judo experience
I’ve went on taekwondo bro ofc I’m choosing that!
I have experience in taekwondo but not boxing but I would do both
For those with practical fighting experience, it depends but if you’re gonna put two average people who practice on one and the other and have sparred with others of the same practice only, a boxer would destroy a taekwondo practitioner.
Agreed ( fighter, MMA) boxing alone against taekwondo wins but can't compete with good knowledge of muay thai. they complement each other well. My trick is forcing your opponent to fight your own way and they just can't keep pace with my tempo. I'm 5'8 but still haven't faced anyone shorter or lighter than me since I came back to it and haven't lost any of the 19 fights against mixed weights and age since I came back to it
@@way2toxic30 are you a fighter ?
I know people are going to say it’s all about the adaptability of the fighter, but I’m going with boxing for one reason, boxing combos can be so strong for being so fast, it’s just so versatile.
if you have to choose one martial art, you should always choose boxing, but you dont, so build an arsenal.
Yeah boxing is the most basic but one of the most strongest martial techniques
@@xiphos9392 *mostest strongestest
@@davidsprott3216 i wouldn't say boxing is the most strongest martial art it has its drawbacks like any other martial art. But i agree with you on that you should build an arsenal. As for me I'm a grappler (bjj and a little wrestling) and dabbled in a bit of Karate and taekwondo. Im also trying to find a boxing instructor but for reasons i cant disclose i haven't yet which is sad tbh
@@vareeshordo5204 i dont think boxing is the best, i think that boxing should always be your first choice when it comes to learning martial arts. i think muay thai is probably the strongest martial art. i was just making fun of the guy's grammar.
Boxing for self defence,taekwondo for looking cool
Both I’ma so both
As a boxer, taekwondo looks sick. But everytime I seen one of them try to fight they get done. Punching is just faster, more reliable, accurate, usable in more situations m and does more than enough damage to switch someone’s lights off. Taekwondo is cool but boxing is just an art form of a sport
That's usually because the modern application of taekwondo generally isnt full contact therefore their fighting experience is limited. Taekwondo can indeed be effective in a fight as long as you know what you're doing.
For me personally, im primarily a grappler, and if someone goes for any high kicks or flying kicks they're getting their ass handed to them. Which is why Boxing is more practical in the streets since the practice yall put in is pretty much just a fight.
That being said quite a few taekwondo techniques are actually supposed to be used against horse mounted opponents which is why it has flying kicks and what not in the first place
Ur legs are always more powerful than ur hands though
@@vinaykumar488 yeah true but punches are powerful enough you get close and bam you go down
@@vinaykumar488 every tkd blackbelter I know is interms of endurance, stamina are weak
@@vareeshordo5204 probably cuz of no soft armor back in ze day
Sambo - speed, strength, scary