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Which Martial Arts Style has the best kicks?! Well.. Seth is my name, Kicking is my game.. and today we’re going to talk about how …
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Anyway I want to pick the martial art with the best kicks for sure I am a bottom heavy femboy
Instead of substituting pushing side kick for side snap kick you should try using the front thrust side kick or a rising heel kick in your katas.
Taekwondo got into the olymics basically because there is only one TKD so no politics…..others like Shotokan Shukokai Wadaru fight among themselves mainly about who would win a real fight
So because Seth has a super inferior side kick or snap kick that means it cannot be done properly and effectively? What an idiot.
Dislikes means can't do properly or would destroy me so I dislike it tae kwon do has the most powerful kick aka the roundhouse or ducking round house not to mentoon spinning back kick it is very wooden and offers the lead leg out for leg kicks bit thats an easy fix comoared to capoera with its no eyes on yoir kicks dancing but its fine hatred is usualky directed towards those who are better. Like a fat person to someone with a six pack. "Sensei"
wait what????
why does teawondo F tier :(((
Never saw someone that doesn't like capoeira?
I'm brazilian and I find it lame.
Effective? Can be, but I still don't like those movements.
There, you've seen one now.
Man teakwondo ITF is actually good but you are only seeing WTF teakwondo which is different and you only see the sparring aspect of it in ITF we get thought how to do elbow strikes and knee strikes
This was pathetic
I've seen attempts to prove this. Supposedly Taekwondo's "tornado kick" is the most powerful kick, and "karates" round house is the second most powerful front facing kick. But who's standard of "black belt" are we using?
I was told by a Retired Army Ranger who taught other Army Rangers (gunnery sergeant) that a "good' front thrust kick should be 2000 pounds plus four times your body weight. I've never found a force meter that can safely measure mine without breaking. the Front Thrust Kick is my favorite kick, because it ties into my style of "Trap-Kicking" and because it is extremely useful when disarming other brown and black belt students in "Disarm the other black belt" drills, and because typical targets of solar plexus and sternum are still "relatively low risk" with the thrust kick. I can get my thrust kick to chin level, but what's the point when i can just kick the opponent's guts out and score a "body blow knockout"?. I suppose I could try thrust kicking the "Punch machine" if I ever see another one, but that might break the machine. I don't know.
Taekwondo is Fantastic! Don’t be jelly
Capoeira B??? Man these guys are dancers there is no such thing aq a real capoeira fight!
Capoeira B??? Man those guys are dancers, there is no such thing as capoeira real fight how can you B them along with others way more serious stuff?
Agree with taekwondo kicks are ineffective.
What the hell is karate doing in the same level with muay ti? I think you're a little bias on that one!!
Taekwondo in F tier??? Really? I used to be a Go Kan Ryu Sempai and now I have taken up Taekwondo… I definitely feel Taekwondo should be higher up the list
A was laughing so hard when he put Taekwondo at F-tier!
taekwondo have no defense and punch but the kicks isane you need test it or watch who can taekwondo
You SO missed the opportunity to add Ameridote/BJJ/Boxing/Judo/Wrestling to the evaluation; all "E-tier", obviously. May be a fake tier, but still above TKD Oo.
I use the snapping side kick to counter attack by dropping back back and side snap kick to the ribs. At only 130 pounds I can easily damage ribs with that kick side kick.
no YawYan= no like
My reaction: Gaaaaassssspppp 😠 …
Maybe I should learn Karate
The other day I learned the first four basic kicks of JKD then i learn how to do the spinning back kick and we did drill of almost 600 kicks on both sides. I had fun learning the JKD kicks!
It all depends on the fighter!!
Sport taekwondo and real taekwondo is different
I do traditional TKD so I do a lot of hand strikes to so nun of that sporty stuff and when we spar it’s like karate sparing we use our hands to so u actually think traditional TKD is useful
Kicking (punching, various striking, grappling) is a process that varies for each individual throughout different stages of life. It involves training, timing, and focus, regardless of the style used. Over time, this practice helps individuals to improve their strength and flexibility that transcend their abilities thru meditation and chi.
I will never understand how Karate guys will make fun of Tae Kwon Do. I mean, I know a lot of it is for fun, but I've seen a lot more bullshido in American Karate dojos than taekwondo dojangs. I guess it's easy to make fun of the easy black belts in tkd, but then again, there are so so many fat, lazy, karate kid instructors that don't teach anything useful, that it just feels a bit cringey of a bit at this point. In theory TKD people should be worse given the number of fake black belts, but imo, there's a lot more fake karate schools out there than fake tkd schools. The system is just stricter, more tightly defined, and more seriously practiced as a sport. Whereas karate has been a meme since the 1980s. Both are perfectly legitimate martial arts that are very respectable in their own rights, but come on man, stop it with all the tkd complaints. It really does get cringey coming from a karate guy. I can definitely say that karate has more clownish schools and I guess I just can't understand why we're throwing stones in glass houses. They're both very corrupted martial arts in America and we all know it. I guess I just wish that you'd see him admitting that more. Maybe other people have a different sense of humor, but for me, the jokes just don't work. It's like McDonald's complaining about how common, fattening, and lame Burger King is. While technically true, it just seems pretty unfunny past a certain point if you can't see the irony of McDonald's being the same, but bigger problem.
Hey, I've never studied tae kwon do, but did you see the way samuel beckett laid out those dudes without even remembering he'd studied it? That was like the 1980s and it's still stuck in my head… the antithesis of danielson's ymca karate kicks
Make same video on ❤ punches ❤
You need to stop right now please
boxing has the best kick tbh in my opinion