KungFu vs Karate vs Taekwondo

In today's video, we would be looking at the differences between Kung Fu, Karate, and Taekwondo. Martial arts has become a very exciting sport because it is excellent for your physical and mental health. But mostly because you learn how to defend yourself. Thanks to martial arts actors like Jackie Chan, Jet Li, and Bruce Lee, so many people are more aware of the art. And some have taken a keen interest in it.

Narrator: Tysmithvoice
Researcher/Writer: Emekaekwuribe
Video Editor: Mark

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00:00 Introduction
05:36 taekwondo
07:27 Differences

[Brutal_TV]

Thanks for watching guys! Let me know which martial is better?

[adamb]

Really appreciate how they go over the arts respective strengths without downplaying any of them. Helps avoid the trap of which is better, since its more of a paper rock scissors thing in my experience.

[kaeso]

As far as I know, taekwondo could be practiced in many different ways. Choose your club wisely.
You can practice sportiv form, wich emphasis on combat and making quick kicks, balance, stamina, stance... for scoring.
You can practice traditional way, which emphasis on poomse, philosophy, lifestyle, attitude...
You can practice for representation where you have to be flexible, quick, perfect execution...

And there is probably lots of other way to practice, and you probably mix them. I've seen clubs where they focus on combat, others where it's like a gym-taekwondo club. There's no such thing as "a pure practice". But there's fantasy around what martial arts are.

[enas]

I was watching fighting games videos and it's amazing how characters display their different fighting styles giving each it's unique skills and the fact they're so realistic means that each fighting style offers something different.

[waynetom]

The speaker has some good insight about the conceptual differences in the different martial arts.

[rockereivanivan]

When I was a Kid I practiced tae kwon do and watching this made me realized why. Those fast kicks sure look amazing.

[friktionrc]

It would be interesting to see arts like Muay Thai, Silat and Eskrima added in these sorts of videos as well as Judo, Jiu Jitsu etc

[jamiecoutts]

My 11 year old daughter has just quit kick boxing this week after 6 years and is going to start taekwondo next week .

[stefantodorovic]

It depends on the fighter in karate they are teaching you how to avoid critical hits and how to be less damaged during the fight. If you are fighting 3 dudes of course that someone will land a hit on you but you can avoid that and be less damaged.

[nathanelliasin]

I've seen that Kung fu is more professional and effective than the others bcoz they trained as military and more useful for fighting, but the important things in kung fu is self dicipline, so this is Martial art most advanced in the world. We also love to taekwando and karate for the self defense.

Here we know the weakness of kungfu 1. bored when if not hard to train 2. Student 3.Long range fighting 4. Tired 5. flexible body 6.pain 7. Dangerous train 8. Remembering all that skills.

All self-defence is better as kung fu, taekwando and karate. All is good martial arts.👍👍👍👍👍

[rubenlopez]

I train shotokan karate and it does matter on the martial arts you do it depends who is the better fighter

[andrewapple]

Boxing turns out to be the best self defense

[tasfiadraws_]

it was so cool and amazing. I always wanted to learn marshall arts but didn't know witch one . now i think 🤔 i can learn karate. anyway all of them are epic.

[mikecrabtree]

Let’s not forget that Okinawan karate has its roots in Chinese kung fu.

[XRos]

Great and informative video, thank you!

[HazakunaJr]

If you want to learn martial arts in a Western country, I recommend karate or taekwondo. These two have well-organized systems and have many gym in Western countries. Moreover, those are official Olympic sport.

[TearsOfCyan]

The swiftness of Kung-fu, the endurable body of Karate, the power and speed of Taekwondo, those three will make you as a human weapon. You won't give a chance to enemy even if it's 1vs2
But better run if it's 1vs3 or if opposite has weapon and you are bare hand.

[sachinvwaikar]

For me here Karate Is the deadliest because of its linear moves and also it focus on grappling, weapons and my ranking is

1. Karate

2. Kung Fu

3. Taekwondo.

[Salazarsbizzar]

I was in tkd and wrestling as a kid.They taught me to be humble but fierce, if the moment calls for it

[hjlc]

Interesting stuff. Let's not forget Jiu Jitsu: kicks, locks, punches, strikes, throws, hold downs, ground work....I do this and Tae Kwon Do and, together, you're covered for most eventualities.