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Interesting video. After listening to your resume I think you will be biased but I'll ask anyway. Do you think its better to learn a little bit about a lot of different martial arts or to be the absolute best you can be at one martial art?

Boxing and wrestling below Aikido is just mental :')

Do kickboxing use liver shot punch n upper cut??

"We don't compare wrestlng to boxing". Such a simple statement but profoundly accurate. So why do people have such a hide time understanding this when it comes to aikido?

My haymaker has a cooldown srry

This question always comes up. The answer will forever be you must practice 2 or more styles for balance. Luckily, for those interested in the arts that just means more fun.

With Akido , I think that can be said about all trad arts , people try to put it in a box instead of letting it come out.

Shouldn't the wrists be a little more loose and fluid?

The idea is nice, but if you do the same with a PC lock cord and pain is worst, and you have a good excuse to have it with you....

But does he still reply tho ???

Well done.!💥 I would like to ask your opinion about doing kick boxing for someone with a herniated disk history? specially if they have hadn't done any kind of sport all their life and want to start with kickboxing

Kajukenbo/Wun Hop Kuen Do

what about sambo or judo ?

I agree with your summary that the specific instructors are the most important factor in comparison.I do not agree with the rankings, though, this is problematic. Regarding Ninjutsu, one should be aware that the majority of dojos in the Bujinkan focus on long term progression. As true generalists main goals are flexibility (broad set of skills), mastering distance, deception, being aware of environmental/situational factors, exploiting the opponents weaknesses (e. g. using unknown skills/tactics). Moreover it is all about weapons, hidden and improvised etc., applying these tactics to gain crucial advantages. With 20 years of budo experience I'd say: If you only want to train 2-3 years, something like Krav Maga is a quick route to basic self defense, you can reach your (short term) goal much faster and better. Though your technical set is limited and you will never know higher level concepts, that is the other side of the coin. In Ninjutsu the high level fighting concepts start to come into play when black belt level begins, because it is a lot work getting the basics right to build a foundation for the advanced concepts. In my dojo experiences, black belts with e. g. 10 years of practice, just "automatically" know all that basic Krav Maga stuff, but they already have much more options and can take it to higher levels. The price was slowly building a solid foundation over many years. On the other hand with 10 years of Krav Maga you are not advancing so much more, because the style is rather limited. So keep in mind, that short time and long time investment and outcome is different in some styles. btw, you mentioned in the video you want to put BJJ in line with Karate, however it is shown above in the ranking. A mistake or did you change your mind later?

Hello, I wanted to know, it's been a long time... did the leather peel off the gloves?

Great video

I agree with you guys. It's not about if this martial art is "correct" or superior or not. It's about growing and learning it as you are having fun with it. Great video.

Helped a lot bro!!

great video, guy looks a lot like josh emmet

Nice review but are these good for muaythai clinch so I can grab very good or not with this? I would recommend to do a review on the primo emblem 0.2 gloves

No hate man but idk about most bjj places but mine teaches takedowns

Keep continue man you are doing great job. Oneday you will grow like James web telescope 🤜🤛

My first Wing Chun teacher was a jerk that held Me back doing the same forms for years so I left His Wing Chun school and found a better Wing Chun school which didn't hold me back behind the other students and taught Me more than just the forms actual sparring and the all important chi sao drills of the more Practical teaching of Wing Chun. I'm still doing Wing Chun at 40 years old and I actually progressed to a black sash which was extremely difficult to achieve

Our policy is to allow you to experience different teaching of Wing Chun if you so desire, if you cross train make sure this doesn't distract you from learning or practicing Wing Chun because Wing Chun needs your full attention in order to get good at the Wing Chun forms like Siu Nim Tao, Chum Kiu and Biu Jee. You must be able to concentrate on your Wing Chun training or your not learning Wing Chun to our high standards. And our Intensive lesson classes are for fast learners if your not fast enough as a learner go back and try our slow paced classes and learn Wing Chun at a |Gold standard

the teaching of Dim Mak if it is taught in your kwoon (school) try and find a better school because Dim Mak is bullshido its been tested and everything there are videos on it on youtube. My first teacher or Sifu kept going on about Dim Mak so I wasn't Impressed with My first Sifu so I found a better Sifu that taught Wing Chun without the mystical bull

4 year old video, very informative and well explained so I liked and subscribed buddy, keep the good knowledge coming

It’s only useless if the person wearing it is useless

Aikido would be at the bottom. Kali works best just grabbing a chair. TKD is kiddy point fighting. JKD was the original MMA. Sports BJJ is not the same as self defense Gracie Jiu Jitsu. Ninjitsu is shit jitsu. MMA is all of it so it can be very effective. But the best street defense art is old school Judo!

Aikido on the same level as BJJ? I don't think so. Aikido over Boxing nope. Best on the list MMA, Boxing, BJJ, Combat Submission Wrestling, Karate (some styles).

I could give some insight that contradicts some of your points, but there are a few things I really have a bit of a beef with: 1. Referring to MMA as a martial art. It's called Mixed Martial Arts for a reason. It's like saying the best production car is the one with the Lambo engine, Porsche transmission, Ferrari suspension, Lotus Esprit Chassis, etc. 2. No 2 Krav Maga instructors will teach Krav Maga the same, unless one was taught by the other. Krav Maga has core principles, but barely any distinctive techniques of its own. I've heard too many complaints from people saying their instructors are like, "As a Krav Maga instructor with a background in (Enter random martial art), this is what I would do in this situation... But if you can think of something that works better for you, that's cool too." 3. Aikido is one of the least effective martial arts for self defense. Sure, it looks great when used in choreographed sequences in old Steven Seagal movies, but it's not practical for street defense at all. 4. Please acknowledge the great differences between Japanese and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. The traditional form is much more balanced and capable of being used to defend against multiple attackers. BJJ may be slightly more effective in a one on one engagement, which makes it better for regulated competitions, but the streets don't offer signed guarantees that you'll never face multiple adversaries.

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Appreciate the in depth step by step along with alternate angles👏👏

How dare you say Jeet kin Doe is no good. I studied under Bruce Lee himself for ten years. I beat Jon Bones Jones in a top secret underground fight to the death last year. It only took me three minutes. I could have beat him in one minute, but I had a car accident and broke my right arm.two hours before the fight. My hands and feet are registered as deadly weapons by the FBI, CIA, CNN, BLM, and local police. If you think I'm full of BS, just ask my kid sister.

Parkour deserves a mention can hit what you cant catch

How do you replace new arms and legs? Does AugustaPro send you new ones after they are chewed up or you just buy new one?

My first official kickboxing class is tomorrow I’m excited and nervous for the journey

Regarding Tae Kwan Do- everyone who ranks it low in these types of rankings always ONLY talks about head kicks. TKD kickers head kick because they can, and are very good at it. But to be fair, that's not the only kicking level they train at. TKD folks spend many hours of class time kicking from waist to chest level, far more than they do head level, and a person who can kick you to the head can even more easily kick you to the abdomen or lower. TKD is not perfect, and Olympic style sparring is a farce, but a good fundamental TKD practitioner with even rudimentary boxing skills can hold their own.

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graduate and try it out with waxwood, pals. whole different ball game.

Greetings Coach from the 918 🥊

I’ve been trying to find martial art for attack not self defense for so long, and it is annoying all I find is self defense martial art video.

Ty I need this

Thanks, Ive been practicing boxing for fun for about a month and wanted to try kickboxing but didnt know how to start

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Wrist locks while in Closed guard maybe useful ?

Those are my gloves. I love them.

I highly disagree with you i would put karate and boxing in b they are the best for self defense in streets when trained properly

My A list: *Muay Thai*Kyokushin Karate*Traditional Japanese JuJitsu***

Striking over grappling, I only have to do one thing as a striker and that's connect to punch to your chin, as a grappler. Not only am I tied up with one person but I have to do six to seven things to finish it, get grips, take down, get position, lock up a submission, perform the submission and so on. You just don't have tons of time in the street