@@DavidVallejo337 que el Muay Thai es el doble de duro de entrenar, ya que no sólo usas piernas, si no también rodillas, codos hasta la cabeza. Además que gracias a eso los músculos y huesos se vuelven el doble de duros, si alguien de karate patea a alguien de Muay Thai, al de karate le va a doler el pie.
I saw a fight between the two styles and the Karate one at the beginning received two kicks from Muai Thai and did not move. His defense was so powerful that he withstood two leg kicks. 💀💀💀
Muay thai in my opinion is the harder hitting fight style. This being said, I only have experience with Muay Thai. Both styles take an extreme amount of skill and time to perfect. Respect to both
@@ngado1878 Muay Thai has more powerful kicks and much better punching, that plus knees and elbows, both martial arts are really good but Muay Thai would be better for a street fight and MMA
Karate philosophy is to diffuse the threat and defend yourself without using excessive force. Muay thai philosophy is to really hurt the other guy. If karate fighters overcome their morality, they can.
Muay Thai is designed to inflict the most damage with every part of your limbs. Karate is about countering and defusing the threat. both effective styles for different situations but i would have to sway to Muay Thai in a street fight 👊
@@goldenpotato2159 ?!?! No….. it’s the opposite, in Muay Thai you’re training to literally surpass the physical plateau of your max speed of FT muscle fibers, in Karate you don’t even learn that Muay Thai is also labeled as one of the most explosive forms of combat. Faster than any boxer, faster than everybody That’s why you’ll see Muay Thai fighters are so thin and skinny but their kicks are commonly estimated of the speed of a professional baseball player swinging his baseball bat There are no professional karate fighters But Muay Thai it’s different man… Crazy you said that
@@ZeroBudgetDude bro fr?! Compare muay Thai fights to karate poin5 fighting. It's literally built for top speed cause the goal is to git the body. Muay Thai is built for power and effectiveness. Power and explosiveness does not equal speed smh
@@goldenpotato2159 you’re super ignorant for saying “power doesnt equal to speed” *P = Fv (velocity)-(m/s2) the harder and explosive a punch or kick is the faster it is therefor a muay thais kick is twice as faster than a karate kick… plus it’s what they’re literally trained for* you’re wrong sorry
Being that I’ve done both I would say Karate is better for street fights. Now in my younger days the only reason why I would say is iffy is because I would stop after significant strikes. But once I learned Muay Thai it enhanced my karate and taught me a lot more depth but both should be trained. I’ve done Muay Thai for about a year and karate since I was 10 so 8 years. Karate is so good to me because of kata and repetition after a year. You start moving crazy in fights because you’ve been training motions non stop 3 times a week it becomes second nature. But the major drawback is point fighting that becomes drilled into you too. You get so damn good at speed precision and power and you start getting used to quick burst strikes but then you stop and reset. So do both I would recommend but if you just wanna learn how to protect yourself karate.
As it requires 3 martial arts for MMA, I think BJJ, Muay Thai and Judo would be the best. If you add Karate and Krav Maga it would be extremely lethal.
Boxing punches and upper defence,Muay thai torso and leg kicks and lower defense and torso defence and kick boxing high kicks . Helped me a lot in street fight,once knocked out 3 boys at once
Karate focuses on kick speed the most. From point A to point B in the fastest most efficient way possible. Muay Thai, all about getting the limbs up with the most power and precision you can.
Hi, I'm from Thailand and for those who wanted to train Muaythai I have a tip for you .first don't try to throw a high fancy leg kick. focus on building the fundamental muaythai instinct. the most basic form of muaythai is the Muaythai pose. if you do it correctly. everything will come after. but for Thai people, muaythai is already born to be. because that is what our father taught us when we lose our first conflict.
Just had a seminar yesterday with a super experienced guy and he said something similar. Any more tips for beginners? I've been training for 7 months but that coach told me to work more on the fundamentals/basics
It's very interesting to see how people with different martial arts backgrounds try their best comparing other styles; say with Trevor with his taekwondo background, whenever he showcases karate kicks, they're sharper and seem more impactful (typical with taekwondo kicks), whereas say Nat Hearn with his karate background trying taekwondo, he doesn't have the same finesse with kicks and flexibility, which then shows the audience that he is indeed a karate guy. Nat Hearn utilizes the hook kick quite a bit in his demos and his roundhouse kick is somewhat different to Trevor's.
Karate không mượt và bén do quen tập squared stance nhưng mạnh hon . Taekwondo hay đứng side stance nên tập đá xoay hông nhiều với tập spinning hook kick nhiều. Hồi tôi học TKD trung bình một buổi tập đá chắc khoảng 300 cái đá. thử đá theo kiểu Muay Thai hay karate gì nhìn 1 lần làm được ngay. Với đá phần do TKD headkicks nhiều nên dẻo đá mượt hẳn.
Funny thing is, Karate has most of those strikes as well. I cannot speak for Muay Thai as I didnt study it nor Muay Boran but I think as a complete system there may be a lot more then what is presented in competitions/combat matches. But I may be wrong. On the Karate side, the philosophy of striking is different however there are many similarities with Muay Thai. Hip generating power, being well grounded for strikes and of course Ippon. Thank you for sharing your skills. Always appreciated.
That's my background too with a little of Taekwondo, starting from Goju-Ryu Karate and going to muay thai. By training in various of the best muay thai gyms in Brazil i could see that If you have the finesse from Karate and the hardness from Muay thai you become very competitive against both, muay thai guys have a hard time catching your kicks that are way quicker and more variable and Karate guys have a hard time with leg kicks and full contact, it's very interesting.
I personally prefer muay thai but i still use and practice lots of karate snap kicks. Both karate and muay thai are lethal on their own but when you know both of them you become a killing machine.
Muay Thai has only strong fighting styles, karate has strong and weak fighting styles, however, both martial arts, some years ago were made to kill so both have a good ancient style
Hey, former Karate brown belt here: Karate as a martial art isn't really centered around the actual combat side of things. The focus of the martial art is around bettering your mind and body. My instructors were adamant with teaching us that Karate is not a weapon used to hurt people, it is a tool to defend yourself with and a path to self mastery
I could argue that Muay Thai is good for both street fights and against experienced fighters as it has more contact freedom which means they are taught rear kicks, which are less risky then high kicks and more effective for getting people on the ground, which is an important principle if you want to quickly end a street fight
I choose muay thai because i think that the hits are more on offensive in a fight, and personally i also think that getting hitten has reinforced my body. Karate is more technical by my point of view, but it s also a good martial art
Karate is the wind gently knocking the leaves off the tree. Muay Thai is a devastating blow pulling the tree from the roots. Just depends on what fighting style is best for you I personally like Muay Thai a lot because I have big thighs and really strong rotation so my kicks are really good
u cant say that about karate.i practice kyokushin,and trust me,our low kicks can rip your leg off.and muay thay is just karate but head blows are allowed
@@orangewolfens8663 so true people forget that everything in Muay thai can be found in Karate and vice versa. It mainly depend on the practitioners and how often you spar. Shotokan is only missing sparring for it to be exactly like Muay thai.
For me karate is easier and muy thai takes more skill in my opinion so I'll go with karate because of the large kick blows I can get on the opponent without wasting too much energy
Id say Karate is more skill s8nce 8t require near perfect Agility, reflex, and flexibility to execute. Muay Thai is also skill but more on conditioning and more brutal
@@andrew3749 Shotokan can be Possible used in Fight but there fighting not suiting in fight between streets fight or MMA,But Kyokushin were suitable for fighting for there Strong Kick and Sparrings.
I believe both of these styles are very effective… I would 100% choose Muay Thai in a street fight…. Despite practicing karate for years myself 😂 Karate - Defence, removing threat, and being able to remove yourself from a difficult situation Muay Thai - Hard blows, strength and overall power
@@dillonhall3294 any marital art can be effective if used correctly, but karate in my opinion is just not worth doing if you can do other martial arts like mma, muy Thai or bjj instead
I kept snapping my kicks in Muay Thai but then I was whipped (literally with a thin piece of bamboo) into doing a proper roundhouse that knocked a bag off its chain at one time.
I have been practicing muay thai since I was 7 years old now I am 14 and I think it is more aimed as a personal defense because the movements especially of the head are not very large and would be more useful
Took it for 2 1/2 years, it was a traditional and serious style for me, we even had to use some Japanese words and learn them so we could respond to them and such. It was really fun and I want to do it again
Eu treino Karatê Shotokan mas nem por isso eu luto por pontos A arte do Karatê é realmente incrível em todos os pontos, não existe melhor arte e sim melhor lutador
Nah, in my opinion it depends on how much space do you have during the fight. Karate is underrated, mostly because are shown only basic techniques which are common on every karate style. For example, I do shotokan karate, which uses mostly open-handed techniques, which are never shown on videos. Muay Thai is more effective when you're closer to your opponent, karate when you can handle the distance
As someone who practices BOTH currently, my take is that mixing Muay Thai and Karate (for me Shotokan Karate) makes the best of both worlds. The footwork, precision, and defense Karate offers with the offense and power Muay Thai brings is amazing
@@BurloBrandoVonBando a mixed and balanced style will drop kick boxers in a heartbeat like a bunch of clowns not gonna lie. Because kick boxers are restricted and have a onesided style which leads to openings which a karate master can easily exploit. So in a fight karate will win 8/10 times, the others are if the karate learned can’t deal with highly dense conditioned body’s that’ll just overpower the techniques.
If you want to be a versatile and balanced fighter with various efficient attacks, go for Karate If you want to be a powerful and tough fighter that can effectively use your "8 limbs" well, go for Muay Thai
Both work great for self defense, both take tons of time and skill to perfect. Both are amazing martial arts. I’d pick karate tho cuz high kicks are so much fun
So, at this point since you are doing like the same things like Nat Hearn Why don't you two do a collab? After all you don't have to meet, you could even edit the same video with the two of you performing, however for the video itself i chose Muay Thai
This fight would be very interesting, bc muay thai seems slow but strong and karate is fast but a little bit weaker, and this is what I think the battle would look like: Karate is fast but not strong enough, so Muay thai would get hit but would be still standing Muay thai is strong but slow, so he would get hit but couldn't hit, he would just try to hit the whole time but when he does, he would deal a powerful blow In short: Muay thai would try to hit, but when he does the match is almost over Karate would hit a lot but he needs to hit even more to win
Why is everyone commenting like Muay Thai hasn't already proved it wins in a fight 9/10 times unless the karate guy has trained in boxing and kickboxing as well
I like training the footwork of multiple styles as you need to cut different angles and fight differently depending on the range I like to bounce karate style when completely out of range or southpaw as it's much easier for me as an untrained person to throw side kicks from southpaw Thai style for kickboxing range and the versatility of power strikes and boxing for in the pocket
I've trained both and I'll say in my opinion that Muay Thai is far more effective, however incorporating both into one is insanely useful and far better that either by itself
Taekwondo *sores your leg*
Muay thai *deletes your legs*
True
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Tem nada a ver, depois tu acostuma
But it also deletes your opponent. If you land a Muay Thai knee strike perfectly you could probably kill someone
@@DavidVallejo337 que el Muay Thai es el doble de duro de entrenar, ya que no sólo usas piernas, si no también rodillas, codos hasta la cabeza. Además que gracias a eso los músculos y huesos se vuelven el doble de duros, si alguien de karate patea a alguien de Muay Thai, al de karate le va a doler el pie.
Karate : Defend yourself
Muay Thai : Delete your opponent
I saw a fight between the two styles and the Karate one at the beginning received two kicks from Muai Thai and did not move. His defense was so powerful that he withstood two leg kicks. 💀💀💀
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Link bro
@@Kdash823and the 3rd?
@@Kdash823Give me the link...I wanna watch myself too
@@tanwangwang th-cam.com/video/DMr_lQiMVDM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8fMZjc_sO0TeVtHW
Muay thai in my opinion is the harder hitting fight style. This being said, I only have experience with Muay Thai. Both styles take an extreme amount of skill and time to perfect. Respect to both
Karate
@@ngado1878 Muay Thai has more powerful kicks and much better punching, that plus knees and elbows, both martial arts are really good but Muay Thai would be better for a street fight and MMA
@@callumaussiemcconnell6663 karate has knees and elbows too.
Kung fu in the best bruce lee
@@ognjenradanovic1256 but muay thai is the effective and karate they use knees and elbow but sometimes
Sorry for my bad english
Karate: Hurts your opponent
Muay thai: Shatters your opponent into pieces
Do any of the people who keep commenting this actually practice Muay Thai?
@@ZA-lv8banope
Karate philosophy is to diffuse the threat and defend yourself without using excessive force. Muay thai philosophy is to really hurt the other guy. If karate fighters overcome their morality, they can.
@NeYon_Wave exactly. A karate practitioner with nothing to lose and with a broken morality can beat a lot of people
@@time3681a teep to the plexus will shut that shit down
Muay Thai is designed to inflict the most damage with every part of your limbs. Karate is about countering and defusing the threat. both effective styles for different situations but i would have to sway to Muay Thai in a street fight 👊
I also feel like karate has the speed and flexibility that muay thai lacks
@@goldenpotato2159 ?!?! No….. it’s the opposite, in Muay Thai you’re training to literally surpass the physical plateau of your max speed of FT muscle fibers, in Karate you don’t even learn that
Muay Thai is also labeled as one of the most explosive forms of combat. Faster than any boxer, faster than everybody
That’s why you’ll see Muay Thai fighters are so thin and skinny but their kicks are commonly estimated of the speed of a professional baseball player swinging his baseball bat
There are no professional karate fighters
But Muay Thai it’s different man…
Crazy you said that
@@ZeroBudgetDude bro fr?! Compare muay Thai fights to karate poin5 fighting. It's literally built for top speed cause the goal is to git the body. Muay Thai is built for power and effectiveness. Power and explosiveness does not equal speed smh
@@goldenpotato2159 you’re super ignorant for saying “power doesnt equal to speed” *P = Fv (velocity)-(m/s2) the harder and explosive a punch or kick is the faster it is therefor a muay thais kick is twice as faster than a karate kick… plus it’s what they’re literally trained for* you’re wrong sorry
Being that I’ve done both I would say Karate is better for street fights. Now in my younger days the only reason why I would say is iffy is because I would stop after significant strikes. But once I learned Muay Thai it enhanced my karate and taught me a lot more depth but both should be trained. I’ve done Muay Thai for about a year and karate since I was 10 so 8 years. Karate is so good to me because of kata and repetition after a year. You start moving crazy in fights because you’ve been training motions non stop 3 times a week it becomes second nature. But the major drawback is point fighting that becomes drilled into you too. You get so damn good at speed precision and power and you start getting used to quick burst strikes but then you stop and reset. So do both I would recommend but if you just wanna learn how to protect yourself karate.
Muay thai sends you straight to the hospital in less than a second
but sends ur opponent to the grave
What about lethwei?
@@k-tron1412lethwei is basically muay Thai but with headbutts. It's better but its less popular compared to muay Thai
@@k-tron1412what about muay boran?💀
You as the defender and also the attacker
Combine them + Judo = Beast.
i think wrestling + muay thai
I think bjj vs muay thai
As it requires 3 martial arts for MMA, I think BJJ, Muay Thai and Judo would be the best. If you add Karate and Krav Maga it would be extremely lethal.
@@jedthesometing7193Can you really use Krav Maga in MMA?
Isn’t Krav Maga all about disarming your opponent?
it's not a matter of what sport you play but how good you are at it
Both! 😍
If I was in a street fight I'd prefer to know Muay Thai
Me who’s combined all my styles to make the perfect style for me
Exactly do that thats the best
@@nhthuanduc that would be fun
I try to do that but I’m still learning stuff
True Jeet Kun Do.
Boxing punches and upper defence,Muay thai torso and leg kicks and lower defense and torso defence and kick boxing high kicks . Helped me a lot in street fight,once knocked out 3 boys at once
I do Muay Thai and it takes A LOT of skill but the power is insane
Same
Same
Karate: "If you try to attack me in any way I will counter it"
Muay Thai: D I E.
All I know is
I'm gonna die
You are totally that character in the movie 💀
sad
Karate focuses on kick speed the most. From point A to point B in the fastest most efficient way possible.
Muay Thai, all about getting the limbs up with the most power and precision you can.
@@ZeroBudgetDudeit isn't. C'mon already
Did you know that karate uses grappling too?
Hi, I'm from Thailand and for those who wanted to train Muaythai I have a tip for you .first don't try to throw a high fancy leg kick. focus on building the fundamental muaythai instinct. the most basic form of muaythai is the Muaythai pose. if you do it correctly. everything will come after. but for Thai people, muaythai is already born to be. because that is what our father taught us when we lose our first conflict.
Just had a seminar yesterday with a super experienced guy and he said something similar.
Any more tips for beginners? I've been training for 7 months but that coach told me to work more on the fundamentals/basics
keep you guard, light spar very often.
Same I'm thai
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I personally would take karate because it takes more agility and it seems to be all around more energetic and explosive
No muay Thai better
It's very interesting to see how people with different martial arts backgrounds try their best comparing other styles; say with Trevor with his taekwondo background, whenever he showcases karate kicks, they're sharper and seem more impactful (typical with taekwondo kicks), whereas say Nat Hearn with his karate background trying taekwondo, he doesn't have the same finesse with kicks and flexibility, which then shows the audience that he is indeed a karate guy. Nat Hearn utilizes the hook kick quite a bit in his demos and his roundhouse kick is somewhat different to Trevor's.
Karate không mượt và bén do quen tập squared stance nhưng mạnh hon . Taekwondo hay đứng side stance nên tập đá xoay hông nhiều với tập spinning hook kick nhiều. Hồi tôi học TKD trung bình một buổi tập đá chắc khoảng 300 cái đá. thử đá theo kiểu Muay Thai hay karate gì nhìn 1 lần làm được ngay. Với đá phần do TKD headkicks nhiều nên dẻo đá mượt hẳn.
Muay Thai for me...because I'm from northern state (Kedah) of Malaysia
I do both and personally I would pick Muay Thai
Muay Thai Forever !! ❤️🥊🥊
Factss Muay Thai is the best!
as a kickboxer i think muay is a little bit better than kickboxing but MMA stay better
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@@windelmcdavis2687nope. All martial arts are good
Fighting someone that use muay thai is very hard to defeat
Muay thai, i like more agressive styles and i have experience with both and still prefer muay thai
Karate: we are going to send you to the hospital
Muay Thai: death.
I know how it feels I know Muay Thai my leg f-ing still hurts
@@janicemanghi2418the only fighting systems that triumph over Muay Thai is Muay boran,lethwei sorta,and MMA
I have the feeling that karate kicks are faster and carry more surprise effect. That can be decisive in a real situation.
A good low kick can be just as decisive in the same situation
Funny thing is, Karate has most of those strikes as well. I cannot speak for Muay Thai as I didnt study it nor Muay Boran but I think as a complete system there may be a lot more then what is presented in competitions/combat matches. But I may be wrong.
On the Karate side, the philosophy of striking is different however there are many similarities with Muay Thai. Hip generating power, being well grounded for strikes and of course Ippon.
Thank you for sharing your skills. Always appreciated.
That's my background too with a little of Taekwondo, starting from Goju-Ryu Karate and going to muay thai. By training in various of the best muay thai gyms in Brazil i could see that If you have the finesse from Karate and the hardness from Muay thai you become very competitive against both, muay thai guys have a hard time catching your kicks that are way quicker and more variable and Karate guys have a hard time with leg kicks and full contact, it's very interesting.
What if I join both😳
I personally prefer muay thai but i still use and practice lots of karate snap kicks. Both karate and muay thai are lethal on their own but when you know both of them you become a killing machine.
Others : knock out
Muay thai : breaks bone / kills
Muay Thai has only strong fighting styles, karate has strong and weak fighting styles, however, both martial arts, some years ago were made to kill so both have a good ancient style
That’s why muaythai -> You weak? Get out!!
Hey, former Karate brown belt here:
Karate as a martial art isn't really centered around the actual combat side of things. The focus of the martial art is around bettering your mind and body. My instructors were adamant with teaching us that Karate is not a weapon used to hurt people, it is a tool to defend yourself with and a path to self mastery
In a street fight against an unskilled fighter, Karate is excellent, as its speed focused. When fighting an experienced opponent, Muay Thai, all day
I could argue that Muay Thai is good for both street fights and against experienced fighters as it has more contact freedom which means they are taught rear kicks, which are less risky then high kicks and more effective for getting people on the ground, which is an important principle if you want to quickly end a street fight
I choose muay thai because i think that the hits are more on offensive in a fight, and personally i also think that getting hitten has reinforced my body. Karate is more technical by my point of view, but it s also a good martial art
Karate spend much more attention to the movement and distance management
Iam gonna go with yoga 🤣
same here 😂
😂😂😂
Lol
Bro 😂
That’s opposite thing 😂
Muay Thai or Karate...
Better both
Thank you very much Thailand for sharing Muay Thai with the world❤🇹🇭
Since I saw Ong Bak's films I have always wanted to learn 😅
Those damn shin kicks 😭
Karate is the wind gently knocking the leaves off the tree. Muay Thai is a devastating blow pulling the tree from the roots. Just depends on what fighting style is best for you I personally like Muay Thai a lot because I have big thighs and really strong rotation so my kicks are really good
u cant say that about karate.i practice kyokushin,and trust me,our low kicks can rip your leg off.and muay thay is just karate but head blows are allowed
@@orangewolfens8663 so true people forget that everything in Muay thai can be found in Karate and vice versa. It mainly depend on the practitioners and how often you spar. Shotokan is only missing sparring for it to be exactly like Muay thai.
@@joelmatus9442but karate will still lose in Muay Thai
@@startrack3898 that will depend on the practitioners involved in the hypothetical fight
@@joelmatus9442 but what if pro Muay Thai fighter vs pro karate fighter
Train both, blend it, be happy...and ready!
For me karate is easier and muy thai takes more skill in my opinion so I'll go with karate because of the large kick blows I can get on the opponent without wasting too much energy
Id say Karate is more skill s8nce 8t require near perfect Agility, reflex, and flexibility to execute. Muay Thai is also skill but more on conditioning and more brutal
@@kiboma4209 yea i agree karate seems harder and more demanding for cardio but muay thai more brutal overral and more reliable
@@kiboma4209 Muay Tai does more damage as it’s a more brutal sport with more harder and heavier hits while karate is more about flashing moves
Karatê is so much harder than MT dude.
@@LosHitman karatê u KO the dude in seconds and will not be touched. MT u will be touched and will not KO the dude in seconds
Muay thai 🇹🇭🔥
🥋 KARATE
YES KARATE
If its shotokan then muay thai easily clape but if its kyoushin then idk IT can either he kyoushin or muay thai
@@andrew3749 Shotokan can be Possible used in Fight but there fighting not suiting in fight between streets fight or MMA,But Kyokushin were suitable for fighting for there Strong Kick and Sparrings.
MUAY THAI BEST
I like the hybrid of muay thai and karate as in my opinion it covers speed and power rather than just sticking with one when you chose from each
Mixed elbows and knees from muay thai with spinning kicks from karate :) do you know mixed martial arts ( mma) ? You don't have to choose
I believe both of these styles are very effective… I would 100% choose Muay Thai in a street fight…. Despite practicing karate for years myself 😂
Karate - Defence, removing threat, and being able to remove yourself from a difficult situation
Muay Thai - Hard blows, strength and overall power
@@dillonhall3294 any marital art can be effective if used correctly, but karate in my opinion is just not worth doing if you can do other martial arts like mma, muy Thai or bjj instead
Bro knows every fighting style
I kept snapping my kicks in Muay Thai but then I was whipped (literally with a thin piece of bamboo) into doing a proper roundhouse that knocked a bag off its chain at one time.
If you want to stop fight use karate and if you want to end fight use muay Thai
Muay thai definitely. There's no perfect form of karate.
I have done both . Muay Thai is good ( builds strength, speed ) but karatê is more complex .
Muay Thai + Karate:😈🤜🗿
มวยไทย
Karate 🥋
Muay thai smash Karate
@@__-is9ug karate tradicional best Muy thai
My opinion that the two styles are good for a fighter of UFC and personal defense
I have a buddy that is a powerlifter now but still has his muscle memory from when he competed in TKD. His kicks paralyze my legs
Muay Thai forever!!
Muay thai literally gives you a free trip to the hospital
I have been practicing muay thai since I was 7 years old now I am 14 and I think it is more aimed as a personal defense because the movements especially of the head are not very large and would be more useful
you forgot something for the muay thai its the "shush" everytime they attack
Muay thai is a very good martial art, but I stick with my kyokushin karate
osu! I mad, cus he didn't show us karate, just a style from that
Hell yeah! Kyokushin karate in my opinion is the only formidable karate out there, that can compete with muay thai and kickboxing.
I agree 💪
For me Tradicional Shotokan Karate is the Best !!!
So true
Took it for 2 1/2 years, it was a traditional and serious style for me, we even had to use some Japanese words and learn them so we could respond to them and such. It was really fun and I want to do it again
Same shotokan is kind like muay Thai with trips sweeps throws and fighting at a longer range
Karate kyokushin more aggressive !!!!
@@odin3359 Tradicional Shotokan is more agressive than Kyokushin
So fast and so flexible. This is awesome 👍
I would go with Muay Thai and Jiu Jitsu
Correct me: the only fighting systems that trump over Muay Thai is MMA,Lethwei sorta,n Muay boran
from this video, I automatically chose the Muay Thai, cus you didn't show us karate, just a stile from karate.
Didn’t even show boxing or kicks from Muay Thai
@@poriccrompton fr
MY COUSIN BRO IS SUPER IN MU AY THAI AND PLAYS OUTSIDE STATE 😍
Karate beacuse,karate gives you a big positive feeling
Karate knocks out your opponent
Muay Thai sends him to the morgue
Um se preocupa em pontuar enquanto o outro em machucar e nocautear, a escolha é óbvia
Karate kyokushin se preocupa nocautear e também machucar, karate mostrado em "kobra kai" é só pontuação ...
@@odin3359 verdade, mas o problema do kyokushin é que pelo menos nas competições não vele soco no rosto
Eu treino Karatê Shotokan mas nem por isso eu luto por pontos
A arte do Karatê é realmente incrível em todos os pontos, não existe melhor arte e sim melhor lutador
My friend, Karate cannot be compared to Muay Thai.
Nah, in my opinion it depends on how much space do you have during the fight. Karate is underrated, mostly because are shown only basic techniques which are common on every karate style. For example, I do shotokan karate, which uses mostly open-handed techniques, which are never shown on videos. Muay Thai is more effective when you're closer to your opponent, karate when you can handle the distance
exactly karate would destory it
Depends. I do agree with what the other guy said, but different martial arts are not necessarily better or worse, they follow dofferent "doctrines".
@@jonfit3479u are lying
Muay thai, since is far superior and more effective in most cases
As someone who practices BOTH currently, my take is that mixing Muay Thai and Karate (for me Shotokan Karate) makes the best of both worlds. The footwork, precision, and defense Karate offers with the offense and power Muay Thai brings is amazing
Like Karate is speed and Muay Thai is durability
I remember doing karate when i was a child, it’s too stiff to be effective when two people of equal experience go at it
It’s about the style of karate
@@hi_5475 maybe but a more mixed style seems alot better
@@BurloBrandoVonBando a mixed and balanced style will drop kick boxers in a heartbeat like a bunch of clowns not gonna lie. Because kick boxers are restricted and have a onesided style which leads to openings which a karate master can easily exploit. So in a fight karate will win 8/10 times, the others are if the karate learned can’t deal with highly dense conditioned body’s that’ll just overpower the techniques.
@@azzydreamurr6954 i think you’re talking to the wrong bloke, I’m all for a mixed style
@@azzydreamurr6954 I mean no. Karate leaves head open constantly and doesn’t have the power of Muay Thai the boxing the knees elbows the clinch
Eu q fiz os dois e acabo combinando as técnicas kkkkkkkkkkk deu bom
Olha, existem brazucas em videos de gringous kkkk
@@brszero6450 sempre tem kkkkkkk
Fez o shotokan ou o kyokushin ?
Taekwondo 😎
@@odin3359 Kyokushin é Massa demais 👊👊👊
We can't compare them . Muay thai hits harder but takes more time to hit . Karate is faster but Wesker hits . Both of them are good
Karate: Speed
Muay Thai: Hospital bed for opponent
Correct me: MUAY THAI will only get destroyed by MMA fighters,Lethwei fighters well sorta but still in debate,n Muay boran fighters
I am from Thai 💗
What
@Sassy Penguin yeah but muay Thai has nothing to do with thai
I think so at least
If you want to be a versatile and balanced fighter with various efficient attacks, go for Karate
If you want to be a powerful and tough fighter that can effectively use your "8 limbs" well, go for Muay Thai
Mu Thai and BJJ combo
Both. Best of both worlds 🔥🙌
Muai Thai so that I can just keep yelling “TIGER” and get away with it. Also I can do the “Ultra flying knee to the joules”
Muay Thai 🥶
Both work great for self defense, both take tons of time and skill to perfect. Both are amazing martial arts. I’d pick karate tho cuz high kicks are so much fun
my son practice kung Fu and MMA he always says to have a good base in a traditional martial arts then use the modern MMA
Karate cause countering is awsome.
You need to see some muay Thai knockouts
Muay Thai bc breaking people’s legs are awesome
So, at this point since you are doing like the same things like Nat Hearn Why don't you two do a collab? After all you don't have to meet, you could even edit the same video with the two of you performing, however for the video itself i chose Muay Thai
If you do Japanese or Dutch kickboxing technically your are doing karate and Muay Thai at the same time 😎😂
Absolutely Muay Thai 💯🔥
This fight would be very interesting, bc muay thai seems slow but strong and karate is fast but a little bit weaker, and this is what I think the battle would look like:
Karate is fast but not strong enough, so Muay thai would get hit but would be still standing
Muay thai is strong but slow, so he would get hit but couldn't hit, he would just try to hit the whole time but when he does, he would deal a powerful blow
In short:
Muay thai would try to hit, but when he does the match is almost over
Karate would hit a lot but he needs to hit even more to win
It all depends on the practitioner
I love Muay Thai, but kyokushin karate is beautiful as well.
Karate is really fun, only reason I practice it, sparing sessions always get me in a happy mood for the day
Thai yessir
Motivating me. Thank you
Why is everyone commenting like Muay Thai hasn't already proved it wins in a fight 9/10 times unless the karate guy has trained in boxing and kickboxing as well
Yeap they literally invented kickboxing from karate since it got beat by muay thai
I like training the footwork of multiple styles as you need to cut different angles and fight differently depending on the range
I like to bounce karate style when completely out of range or southpaw as it's much easier for me as an untrained person to throw side kicks from southpaw
Thai style for kickboxing range and the versatility of power strikes and boxing for in the pocket
I've trained both and I'll say in my opinion that Muay Thai is far more effective, however incorporating both into one is insanely useful and far better that either by itself
Both. You will be a war machine if you master both of them.
Kickboxing, it's. Cross between Muay Thai, Takwondo and Karate. The best of them all.
especially in mma situation 👍🏻
Thai without low kicks is a registered crime