A martial arts debate…

[ibrock]

"Cuddle with a struggle" 😂😂😂

[Stephanpar]

As a Muay Thai practitioner, I can confirm that pain is about 60% of the training. And that's before anyone even touched you.😂😂😂😂

[Randoman]

Judo: we try to formally introduce our partner to the floor

[TheOriginalFayari]

Our Aikido sparring is called randori where multiple people try to gang up on you and you try your best to survive using techniques you practiced. It doesn't really help with performing the techniques, it mostly just teaches you that you gotta keep one guy between you and all the other guys if you don't want to get beat the fuck up.

[dark_toastmaster]

I wish more ppl knew goju ryu karate, its one of the most underrated styles.
It is full contact, takedowns, grapling, and groundwork

[StarsAreBright]

As a BJJ practitioner, I can confirm our sparring is mainly cuddling with struggling 😂

[lead]

I'm moved to tears... Nate is finally including kickboxing in these 😭

[adamkauffman]

As a Kyokushin practitioner, I appreciate the shoutout.

[samalextij]

A cuddle with a struggle is the BEST way I've heard it explained

[dagreetpapirusmusic]

Taekwondo: BEYBLADE BEYBLADE LET IT RIP

[romabrii]

I took Aikido for a couple months to just get some basic movements down, and my instructor was actually really good. We DID do some sparring (not very structured, but it was fun and really helped with a bit of application that most Aikido instructors ignore).

Also swords. The swords were awesome.

[monkeyboi]

As a taekwondo practitioner, I can confirm his description is on point

[Animegodkrysis]

Bruh I screamed finally when kyokushin popped up. 😂😂 yall don't be understanding how much contact we actually make in sparring

[TorgusMaximus]

legend says aikido still dosent know what sparring is.

[crazzylopster]

As a muay thai practitioner, that part with pain was spot on! love your videos!

[saturnyt]

As an Muay Thai practitioner that pain part had me dying 😂 (btw love your videos ❤)

[centokiVA]

training in muay thai and switching to mma actually got me in so much trouble bc i was not taught sparring etiquette and going at it hard was normal that's just how it was. felt so bad when i floored a dude with a leg kick bc he wasn't bracing for full impact

[impulsive]

As a kickboxing practitioner, we are exactly like this 😂

[J_RayDBL]

As a Kyokushin Karate practitioner, I can confirm that this is true 😂😂

[khasibmc]

Cuddle with a struggle is an underated statement