@@johntran4478 no I can do both taekwondo and muaythai and taekwondo is safer for ur foot bcs foot is not easily broken, its a movable joint. And shin is easily broken if someone block u with knee or elbow.
all Muay Thai fighter have to train and one of them is destroying all your nerve system in your leg basically repetitively kicking something hard so their leg is as strong as titanium
It's better to combine them. Taekwondo kicks are good if your opponent is not close to you and you wanna take him quickly. M.Thai is perfect for shorter distance, more powerful hits and control of your opponent. The key is not find the best martial art, but combine the best techniques of all styles
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@@santashrek8368 I think that you who don't understand and don't know Taekwondo, you confuse Olympic Taekwondo with martial, tell me why you think Muay Thai is scarier than Taekwondo.
@@jpgamer10br38 cause it is? How dumb are you dude muay thai was created to kill people, taekwando was justto immobilize or protect yourself, i can tell you are not a martial artist, just because something is flashier doesnt mean its better, why dont you say that after you fought an actual muay thai figther
@@MrStaano yea but dedicated boxing isn't as good as learning boxing in conjunction with kicking grappling etc in real fight... Don't get me wrong its still great though lol
For taekwondo it’s all about the situation you’re in, if you have a really good opening it should be focused on hitting with the most force possible, in other situations it’s best to focus on speed while landing the most hits possible
@@user-xc7ej9wo9l sure. If you have "strength" , you can build up speed gradually. Muay thai (art of 8 limbs) is probably one of the brutal fighting style.
A muay thai kick is divided in 3 or 4 steps. Step forward or diagonal, elevate the knee, turn hips and extend leg and arms and pivot the ground foot at the same time super ultra mega calculated, and return to neutral position. Make a scissor with arms, like cutting the air
Sorry for late reply and it's not rude at all it's: White,Yellow,Green,Blue,Purple 1,Purple 2,Brown 1,2,3, Black 1,2,3,4 and then it stops thanks for the question
In Fighting Game terms, Taekwondo is for mix ups and rushdown, but has low damage. Muay Thai is a bruiser and is always in your face that has a lot of pressure potential, but relies on low mix ups
Muay Thai is very effective, it focus on counter attacks and timing and which part of the body to hit. (Btw I'm not a martial artist but I hope I could be one 😢)
Oh if u wanna he one start with boxing, taekwondo and BJJ the when u master them in order u can be a crazy mma or muai thai fighter i guarrantee that in around 1 year u will be 10 times stronger
Kicks have a big weakness and that’s if it gets grabbed, that’s why when kicking you wanna aim below the waist typically around the legs not the thighs
as An TKD 2nd Dan everyone has their own style not all taekwondo are speed focused and not all muay Thai are power focused, I prefer using power in taekwondo
I am currently a 2nd fan black belt in taekwondo I would say speed for competition but at least they old school way of taekwondo was to knock out your opponent
I had a martial arts master and his children that taught taekwondo, and also trained hapkido and hanguldo. These days he’s 9th dan in all 3 so he’s a pretty traditional fighter. He however knew that allot of kids learning there were also there to learn to defend themselves. Because of that he always showed us the way it’s officially done for matches, and the way you should do it in case of self defense. The roundhouse kick is one of the first kicks we learned, and the first thing he said is if you’re in a bad situation kick with your shins. He told us to put all our weight, and force behind the kick. That’s because you want to disable them with the first kick so they aren’t able to fight back. Tbh because he taught us how to fight harder we definitely got some extra wins.
Ah yes, this unlocked a memory for me. I took taekwondo for several years and they did teach us to hit with the top of our foot. Then I did muay Thai for a while, and they advised we hit with the shin. I prefer that method. Feels stronger and more solid.
I always love the debate of "Martial arts X is so much better than Martial arts D!" Cause like the truth is, almost every martial art is useful to some degree. "True value is in the practioners ability to learn and incorporate, not in the form alone. But BJJ is always useful." Thats what my old mma coach would say whenever someone asked him about which martial art is the most useful.
The foot contact is a modernized tweak to the technique to make it have more range for the sake of scoring points in contest, you could be hitting with the shin👍
Only competition taekwondo kicks with the top of the foot. The non-competition styles use the ball of the foot or heel for most kicks. They hurt a hell of a lot more when you connect with your target
Training muay thai for 18 years recently started ITF taekwondo and never felt power like that before when holding kicking shield for black belts,TKD have the best and most powerful kicks
Ive done both and some of the fastest kicks ive worked with are from higher black belts but the first time I felt a muay thai kick, god damn. The power behind it was tough. The kicks are totally different as well, you would think they are similar roundhouses but the foundation to the kick are different
It's worth remembering that in Taekwondo there are attacks that pierce the eyes, knee techniques and elbow techniques, but they are prohibited in competitions, so not many know this, there are Taekwondo practitioners who don't know this... One thing I forgot to mention, Taekwondo focuses on speed, in OLYMPIC Taekwondo, martial Taekwondo, the focus is on strength, because in Olympic Taekwondo the objective is to score points, in the street the focus is to take down the enemy before he gets to you. take down.
I do tkd but muay thai really impresses me. I feel like tkd can be power or speed based, i feel like im much more lean and swift than strong and powerful so i prefer tkd, but if your very built then muay thai bc just by looking at that KICK it's legit terrifying to piss off a muay thai fighter👍
I like to implement tkd in Muay Thai. Helped me a lot. ? Kick side and spinning shit paired with low kick , calf kick and body. I literally finished a fight with just teap and roundhouse. It was in amatures
I would recommend to spar a lot, I got my eyes opened with the first lowkicks or someone grabed me and kneed the fuck out of my rib cage. After that I was like, I need to know how to do that because that shit makes you reconsider life decitions
Ive done taekwando and ive got kinda tough shins. Im now trying to combine the power and technique of muay thai kicks with the array of taekwando kicks.
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Taekwondo: catch your opponent off guard and knock them out
Muay Thai: break them
Perfect description bro
Lmao that’s perfect
But with more risk, ur leg can be broken
@@apalahcokk Your foot can be broken
@@johntran4478 no I can do both taekwondo and muaythai and taekwondo is safer for ur foot bcs foot is not easily broken, its a movable joint. And shin is easily broken if someone block u with knee or elbow.
Taekwondo: Attack the weak points
Muay Thai: Create the weak points 💀
Tawkwondo: Quick and smooth combos with foot
Muay Thai: SHIN
all Muay Thai fighter have to train and one of them is destroying all your nerve system in your leg basically repetitively kicking something hard so their leg is as strong as titanium
@@Mrgoober22 they're actually as strong as steel
@@jabajuhamamgu248 no it’s as strong as … hi
@@Mrgoober22 stronger
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Taekwondo: breaks your leg muay thai: delets your leg💀
See ex epe6ev4c e 7v3
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It's better to combine them. Taekwondo kicks are good if your opponent is not close to you and you wanna take him quickly. M.Thai is perfect for shorter distance, more powerful hits and control of your opponent. The key is not find the best martial art, but combine the best techniques of all styles
Agree
Yeah honestly combine them, combine boxing and BJJ and judo too and you will be very tough
@umershaikh7179 might as well add wing chun
This is what I comment on videos that compare these 2 lol, definitely agree!
simply combine M.Thai,karate,kung-fu,Taekwondo,boxing,jiu-jitsu to make a ultimate fighting style😂
That guy know all martial arts
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Taekwondo: "Catch them off guard, quickly turn the tide of the fight in your favor"
Muay Thai: "Fuck your walking privileges"
Pffftt
Muay thai also makes sure to go through the target, And before you do the kick you have to step out to open your hips
And land with the leg straight not bent
@@thefundamentals423depends on the technique.
"open your hips" ayo🤨📸
@@poriccrompton if it’s a Muay Thai kick, leg straight
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"Taekwondo : Knouck them out"
"Muay Thai : Ki- .... Delete them"
Imagine a combination of kicks of taekwando and muay thai 💀
that's almost liKe JKD
My honestly reaction:
BANG BANG BANG
Nevermind 💀
Teakwondo:sends you to hospital
Mauy thai:death
fr as a taekwondo guy
You don't know Taekwondo...
@@jpgamer10br38bro doesnt know how scary muay thai is💀
@@santashrek8368 I think that you who don't understand and don't know Taekwondo, you confuse Olympic Taekwondo with martial, tell me why you think Muay Thai is scarier than Taekwondo.
@@jpgamer10br38 cause it is? How dumb are you dude muay thai was created to kill people, taekwando was justto immobilize or protect yourself, i can tell you are not a martial artist, just because something is flashier doesnt mean its better, why dont you say that after you fought an actual muay thai figther
Jujitsu + muaythai + taekwondo= beast
Hapkido than Jiu Jitsu
@@yuque6279 never heard of that
Hapkido kinda is jujitsu and Taekwondo together
Boxing is essential for striking.
@@MrStaano yea but dedicated boxing isn't as good as learning boxing in conjunction with kicking grappling etc in real fight... Don't get me wrong its still great though lol
Teakondo: I AM SPEED!
Muay Thai: Hold my tom yum goong
Taekwondo has the strongest kicks
@@Supernaturalllamomtoim not sure about that
@@cdv_phrog2456but it's not
@@Supernaturalllamomtonope watch the kicks of the muay thai fighters
@@DrawingBase1.0 Just search the internet
For taekwondo it’s all about the situation you’re in, if you have a really good opening it should be focused on hitting with the most force possible, in other situations it’s best to focus on speed while landing the most hits possible
Tell that to the thai guy kicking through your guard lol
@@charliebaker1427 if he’s the type of guy who can kick through my guard I think I would be wise enough to just run for just by looking at him
@@theburger_kingi mean muay thai guys be breaking cricket and base balls with knees😢
@@focus1340and pure metal
It's not about which martial art is better, it's about which fighter is better.
Fr bro👌
people say muay thai Nas worse defense compared to boxing but
they can't hit me if they're dead
Muay Thai = battle of death
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"Speed" wins in professional competition but "Power" wins irl situations😅
Nah there is no winner. No point in power if you cant hit anything and no point in speed if your kicks do no damage.
Tbh taekwondo looks way more impressive which is why I wanna learn taekwondo but muay tai is much more effective
@@user-xc7ej9wo9l sure. If you have "strength" , you can build up speed gradually. Muay thai (art of 8 limbs) is probably one of the brutal fighting style.
Yes I agree I just wanna learn taekwondo for it's appealing kicks that's all I know some brutal punches irl but they don't look good
@@user-xc7ej9wo9l yeah performance wise good looking moves "sells" a lot in any screen industry. Takewondo is definitely impressive with kicks.
Taekwondo: You score
Muay Thai: You finish
old tkd was just boxing but with your feets, olympics ruined the art
A muay thai kick is divided in 3 or 4 steps. Step forward or diagonal, elevate the knee, turn hips and extend leg and arms and pivot the ground foot at the same time super ultra mega calculated, and return to neutral position. Make a scissor with arms, like cutting the air
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Since when did isshinryu have purple belts? What belt system is your dojo using (not trying to disrespect just genuinely curious)
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I don't know, in taekwondo I was taught, speed, bouncing on your toes and kicking through your opponent
In Fighting Game terms, Taekwondo is for mix ups and rushdown, but has low damage. Muay Thai is a bruiser and is always in your face that has a lot of pressure potential, but relies on low mix ups
TKD is Chipp and Muay Thai is Sol
Taekwondo: Catch these legs boy
Muay Thai: *VENGEANCE*
Muay Thai is very effective, it focus on counter attacks and timing and which part of the body to hit. (Btw I'm not a martial artist but I hope I could be one 😢)
It just takes the first step :)
Train your overall body strength first 🎉
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Oh if u wanna he one start with boxing, taekwondo and BJJ the when u master them in order u can be a crazy mma or muai thai fighter i guarrantee that in around 1 year u will be 10 times stronger
@@sakuraisp6974 yes they would
I'm a shotokan practitioner but i just realised I've been taught Mauy Thai way of doing kicks 😭
As a taekwondo Practitioner, I've easily learned muay thai kicking styles and can switch between the two with no problem
For yall Gamers
Taekwondo: M1/LMB, Basic Attack
Muay Thai: M2/RMB, Heavy Attack
You can do both with both. Ones just better at one of them than the other.
Underatted af
Muay Thai:- why need speed when you can finish them in one shot.
Muay Thai: Why need fancy kicks when you can spam low kicks until enemy is unable to walk.
My stomach hurts 😂😂😂😂😂y'all are right
Kicks have a big weakness and that’s if it gets grabbed, that’s why when kicking you wanna aim below the waist typically around the legs not the thighs
Taekwando:An open no weapon using powerful martial art
Muay thai: A KILLING MACHINE
Bro watch some itf taekwondo knockouts before coming to conclusions like a brainless. Way more power lol
Man, your a BOSS🤘🏽
I'm taking Muay Thai Now but I just like Taekwondo kicks because they look so cool. But I guess Muay thai is more serious 😆❤️🔥❤️🔥
as An TKD 2nd Dan everyone has their own style not all taekwondo are speed focused and not all muay Thai are power focused, I prefer using power in taekwondo
Yuh me too
I am currently a 2nd fan black belt in taekwondo I would say speed for competition but at least they old school way of taekwondo was to knock out your opponent
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I had a martial arts master and his children that taught taekwondo, and also trained hapkido and hanguldo. These days he’s 9th dan in all 3 so he’s a pretty traditional fighter. He however knew that allot of kids learning there were also there to learn to defend themselves. Because of that he always showed us the way it’s officially done for matches, and the way you should do it in case of self defense. The roundhouse kick is one of the first kicks we learned, and the first thing he said is if you’re in a bad situation kick with your shins. He told us to put all our weight, and force behind the kick. That’s because you want to disable them with the first kick so they aren’t able to fight back. Tbh because he taught us how to fight harder we definitely got some extra wins.
Taekwondo: fancy kicks that'll will make u taste the floor
Muay thai: *DIE*
I use both variations of kicks.
I train muay thai, but my favorite weapon is kicks
Muay Thai :- Remembering Vasco of Lookism Anime
"I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times."
-Bruce Lee
The art of self-defense and the art of slaughter are different.
Ah yes, this unlocked a memory for me. I took taekwondo for several years and they did teach us to hit with the top of our foot. Then I did muay Thai for a while, and they advised we hit with the shin. I prefer that method. Feels stronger and more solid.
This guy doing speed ball drills every time he does a "muay Thai" kick
Taekwondo = slapp you a million times Muay Thai = nobody lived to tell the outcome
You don't even slap in taekwondo
Facts
Some of the fastest kicks I've seen
Oh so that’s why my friends leg are broken when i fight them :)
Muay thai is giving me vibe like so wild and dangerous
tkd: confuses you
muay thai: confuses your leg on how to function
I always love the debate of "Martial arts X is so much better than Martial arts D!"
Cause like the truth is, almost every martial art is useful to some degree.
"True value is in the practioners ability to learn and incorporate, not in the form alone. But BJJ is always useful."
Thats what my old mma coach would say whenever someone asked him about which martial art is the most useful.
That's some nice hip turnover on that last one!
I do taekwondo but if i get in a real fight like a street fight,im kicking with my shin all day,the damge with shin is INSANE
taekwondo = fancy and appealing
muay thai = plain but deadly
That’s why I sub to u
Muay Thai: “any idea how hard it is to fight with a broken leg?” “Want to find out?”
I use the taekwondo roundhouse but I hit with my shin rather than my foot
The foot contact is a modernized tweak to the technique to make it have more range for the sake of scoring points in contest, you could be hitting with the shin👍
I heard kicking with foot at the wrong place might break it.
@@LordSkooponly if you make contact with the wrong part of the feet
That switch roundhouse was clean
So cool any TKD kick can be turned into power kick as well ,so in TKD You
train both speed and power 🦵
Trevor's probably the best kicker on TH-cam.
Imagine a taekwondo guy using Muay Thai kicks in sparring
Only competition taekwondo kicks with the top of the foot. The non-competition styles use the ball of the foot or heel for most kicks. They hurt a hell of a lot more when you connect with your target
Musy tay❤ I love❤
I trained Muay thay for two years and the Tkwd version with the foot looks a bit hurtful for my own foot. But don't know.
taekwondo: takes a second to ko
muay thai: takes a second to die
Taekwondo 💯 😮😮Beautiful
Nice kicks man
Incorporate some tkd kick spinning kicks or spinning back kicks into muay thai. It makes muay thai iust that more awesome
Training muay thai for 18 years recently started ITF taekwondo and never felt power like that before when holding kicking shield for black belts,TKD have the best and most powerful kicks
Il est vraiment bon. Et passionné. Ça se voit.
I want both and every fighting style their is
I think karate roundhouse kick is a good in between of those two
because of this comparison they say tkd roundhause is just fancy and low damage
Tokyo Revengers Mickey: hold my beer
The roundhouse kick that manjiro sano (mikey) use is on different level ❤❤😂
The beat with it
Taekwondo kicks are with the shin just on the place between your angle and lower shin
Karate : strike first ,strike hard no , mercy 😉😈😈😈😈
Good one, but you forgot the front kick in the muay thai it's useful sometimes
Im going to try both ones i can finantioally support myself.
Taekwondo: Balance of Speed and Power
Muay Thai: Slightly Slow but Devastating Power
Taekwondo gives you bandages
Muay Thai gives you wheelchair
Taekwando itself is good.But it got watered down for commercial use sadly
Ive done both and some of the fastest kicks ive worked with are from higher black belts but the first time I felt a muay thai kick, god damn. The power behind it was tough. The kicks are totally different as well, you would think they are similar roundhouses but the foundation to the kick are different
It's worth remembering that in Taekwondo there are attacks that pierce the eyes, knee techniques and elbow techniques, but they are prohibited in competitions, so not many know this, there are Taekwondo practitioners who don't know this...
One thing I forgot to mention, Taekwondo focuses on speed, in OLYMPIC Taekwondo, martial Taekwondo, the focus is on strength, because in Olympic Taekwondo the objective is to score points, in the street the focus is to take down the enemy before he gets to you. take down.
Did u notice how the bag moves in the different kicks
I learn taekwondo but in real fight muaythai is more effective
Nice kicks
I do the taekwondo roundhouse kick but I focus a little more on power and in training I connect with my shin
Shin kicks are actually effective in a real fight though, while the other are really just for speed and show
Taekwondo roundhouse can knock you cold
Muay thai roundhouse can knock you cold, Forever
Personally I think a really good Tkd fight is more fun to watch then a really good boxing or kick boxing fight but that’s just my opinion
*Me in my class continuting my shin conditioning with a pencil*
I do tkd but muay thai really impresses me. I feel like tkd can be power or speed based, i feel like im much more lean and swift than strong and powerful so i prefer tkd, but if your very built then muay thai bc just by looking at that KICK it's legit terrifying to piss off a muay thai fighter👍
I like to implement tkd in Muay Thai. Helped me a lot. ? Kick side and spinning shit paired with low kick , calf kick and body. I literally finished a fight with just teap and roundhouse. It was in amatures
I feel like boxing and taekwondo are the best mix of martial arts, i would argue that mixing them can rival Muay Thai
Add Muay Thai or Kyokushin into the mix and you have a deadly and adaptable combination.
I would recommend to spar a lot, I got my eyes opened with the first lowkicks or someone grabed me and kneed the fuck out of my rib cage. After that I was like, I need to know how to do that because that shit makes you reconsider life decitions
@@tobisheesh2164 Lollll
@@tobisheesh2164 I do, I'm a former judoka and a kickboxer
@@j.m.8558 I'm planning to do Muay Thai in like 5-6 years
Taekwondo:Google
Muay Thai:Bing
Ive done taekwando and ive got kinda tough shins. Im now trying to combine the power and technique of muay thai kicks with the array of taekwando kicks.
TKD still has science getting their back.
Due to its turns, TKD generates the most force among various martial arts
To me the tae look way more fun to learn and do but if im in actual trouble ill use the mthai
Taekwondo for sure❣️
Because I am a taekwondo player ✨
Taekwondo: damage the opponent’s legs
Muay thai: delete the opponent’s legs