Breaking Down Cobra Kai Fight Scenes

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[Ian_Warden]

One thing I definitely noticed about them was that a lot of the fighters sacrificed their speed and technique for more power. The haymakers and front kicks were perfect examples of this. The wild swinging really isn't even stronger than a regular straight punch. It might look stronger, but the reality is that it's simply not. I agree with what you said about the front kicks. They did look more like push kicks. One thing that I really liked was their throws and takedowns. They were clean, and fun to watch.

[MW]

07:49
"ROBBY WHAT'D YOU DO?!"
"what does it look like he did?, Kicked him over the railing, killed him" Lmao why is this so funny

[timdang]

I usually prefer push kicks or front kicks in Muay Thai style, it's good to push your opponent away to create distance and kicking doors in. The last part I think is more of a low hook kick.

[Supriya_Life_Diaries]

Hey NAT...all the kicks, punches and blocks are very well explained. This fight scene is a package of everything 🔥🔥.

[rcbmmines]

Definitely react to seasons 3-5. The fight scenes just get better and better. A lot more to appreciate and/or laugh at as a Karateka lol.

[coyafilbert]

As a brown belt in Goju-Ryu, their kata and moves shown in the show are accurate and i recognize it well and can anticipate what their next move is in most scenes. It actually impressed me alot when watching it.

[andrewgarfild]

It's very nice to see that many people, including me, are interested in sports, and not in drinking and smoking, greetings from Russia🤙💪

[shadowwolf]

2:40 mans the literal definition of “I see red”

[TheRealBruhDamn]

I believe the swing punches you talk about at 4:00 are typically done just for it to look cooler on camera. Like you said, not very karate-like but visually looks more entertaining

[Term-yzdp]

I know I’m late but I like this type of content. Some people might think you’re acting like a “know it all” but I really do appreciate this type of content.

[bahajfridaws]

When I'm anxious, seeing your videos makes me feel great

[hannesvestrin]

Just wanna leave a comment about Torys (Peytons) frontkick at 2:00. I'm currently a blue belt in Tang soo do. Witch is the martial art that Cobra Kai's style is "kind off" based of. In Tang soo do we actually have two diffrent types of front kicks.
1: The first one is the normal "snap front kick" witch is meant to hurt your opponent either to the body or the face.
2: The second front kick is more of a defensive kick were we push our opponent instead of adding a snap at the end. This kick is used to either create distance to your opponent (to set up a roundhouse for example). But is also used in situations where you don't wanna hurt your opponent (in self defence for example). So I agree that it may look weird and out of place, but in Tang soo do at least that is an actual front kick.

[cassbaier]

I’m an 11 year old second-degree black belt and I love these videos. Keep up the amazing work and they’re doing everything but karate

[tearsintherain]

Lots of judo and bjj moves too and I like that the Asian kid who is mentioned does wrestling does almost only takedowns until some time passes after he joins cobra Kai

[LspDaLumpy]

Hi Nat, im a 11 year old who just started learning karate, Im a white belt and im still on the basics, i havent learned kata and all those but i might participate in championship in march 20 and 21, so i watch ypur videos as tips, so keep uploading😊

[commandcomedy]

In movies and TV shows punches are thrown wide so they can be easily telegraphed by the two actors and or stunt doubles to be able to react appropriately. Furthermore it's a way ofentertaining the audience as most average day people can see the shots being thrown and delivered. Same could be said for the kicks being able to telegraph them so they're not as proper form as they should be. Kicks are flashy and most effective in catching the untrained viewers eye's. Another reason as for this is to entertain those who are watching. Naked kicks for example those would never practically work because they can easily be seen, but for those who are untrained it's a marvel to see done and actually land. It's all for the purpose of entertainment.

[Timburr]

2:32 Woah! You can't touch women that!
Got me cracked up

[Walyy]

So happy that you decided to make another one! Definitely make 3 more parts, so season 3, season 4 and season 5 best fights, in season 3 house fight, season 4 tournament, season 5 chozen vs senseis, cobra kai vs miyagi fang, silver vs daniel, silver vs chozen, johnny and barnes vs ck senseis, waterpark fight, robby vs miguel, robby and johnny vs surfer idiots and alot more in s3, s4, s5, season 5 was crazy tho there were so many fights

[Guitarguywastakenlol]

I’ve been doing Muay Thai for 2ish years and some friends wanted to watch cobra Kai, I bet other fighters can relate when I say it’s kinda tough to watch bc it’s just not that realistic and over dramatic, maybe I’m just weird lol

[SyncedIceClimbersSSBU]

As an experienced martial artist I love watching this show