Boxing vs taekwondo, which one is better... 

You should do some sparring videos of each of you using ur respective martial art

at first i thought taekwondo was only about speed but now i understand theres so much more and have so much respect for people like u for showing me that

This was actually an amazing breakdown! Massive props man! 🙏🏼

I’m sadly not doing martial arts, but I have trained in ITF TKD and Shaolin Kung Fu in the past. In my opinion, the way TKD was formulated shows when you train in it. It is more rigid in its patterns, has a relatively simple set of stances and some potentially devastating kicking techniques. It was formulated by a military man and meant to be distributed to the masses (soldiers if I remember) and you can see that in its methodology. You have a footwork that is relatively easy to ground in, but you won’t be able to use it to kick and strike very fluidly until you are a red or black belt in my opinion unless you are an exceptional learner. One of the issues with TKD is that I think even in ITF schools too much emphasis is put on it being a sort of sport with rules rather than aggressive fighting or fighting in emergency situations and the way is is taught is too sell it to a large group of people for profit. Certainly am not saying it is a fake martial art or TKD dojangs are Mcdojos, just it has more limited martial applications than boxing in my view. Kung Fu on the overhand is very aggressive if you train with the right master and is also a lot more complex and requires more training to master. It can be lethal and has a full range of teqnigues including grappling, striking and choking to complement its kicks and and punches. So you are very well prepared to fight if you train hard in it and should have experience with fighting that is quite aggressive and at times unpleasant. But a good verse in Kung Fu, especially if you supplement it with Sanda or Sanshou can be very effective and you’ll learn a thing or two you couldn’t use in a ring. It all depends on the fighter more than anything though.

Thanks for uploading this video

With the Taekwondo class that I did, we did do a lot more punching ( jab, hook, uppercut) than what you would expect, but very little hard punching. The rest were all kicks. We had to kick above the belt. We have done padwork on elbows and knees, but not allowed to use in sparring.

Please do a boxing vs TKD sparring video!! I’m sure it would be highly interesting 🎉

Yeaah this is something that in conversation doesn't work it has to be decided in the ring with certain rules and matching experience and skills..

for how limited a boxer actually is (not being allowed to use the legs at all other than their great footwork), it's genuinly impressive that boxers are seen to be the winner. I, as a boxer was surprised as the simple range difference would negate a boxer, with a little bias you could say the boxer just needs to slip and close up. So im genuinly impressed with the information

Do a video explaining difference between itf and wt taekwando

personally i believe if a taekwondo practitioner was trained for full contact and knew how to use the rest of taekwondo to defend punches it would win on the other hand as i've done both boxing and taekwondo, boxing is alot more intense and not nearly as relaxed so a boxer is the "better fighter" however if a taekwondo practitioner lands a powerful kick or a slick strike it'd have alot more damage behind it.

We need to see a sparring match between you and your brother

What do u rank combining boxing and taekwondo in MMA? I’d see taekwondo as more distancing and defense with boxing as offense and defense

Difference is boxing has some of the best athletes because they are paid big money to fight vs in tkd there is 0 money in it so obviously you are gonna get better “fighters” but personally I have trained with handful of boxers and surprised them as I did traditional taekwondo where we train with hands and even simple submissions.

Sick video

Plz make full fight tkd pointing ko tricks make series on this it is request to you

Depends on your animal spirit/personality

Banger vid

Yea me coming from an American kickboxing gym into a taekwondo gym I am more of a boxer, and this exact senario happens a lot if I can get on the inside it’s game but that’s hard to do (btw I’m a third dan going against other dans)

Fighter vs duette dancer who wins? (The answer will shock you)🤯🤯

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Same I think boxers would win against TKD. TKD strikes are fancy but lacks proper ways to use weapons.

Almost missed a day😅Now I Gotta go🥊 after this🙌

One of the biggest issues is that boxers have more experience taking actual punches so they know how to react. Tae Keon Do practitioners should cross train to better prepare themselves imo

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i think it would beat boxing but kickboxing or muay thai could beat taekwondo

boxer, all day...

How about both? I wanna do both!

Wtf vs boxing I'd choose boxing ITF vs Boxing I would probably choose ITF But if you cant find a place that teaches ITF then just go with boxing that's my opinion Or learn WTF and Boxing. I personally just want to learn 1 martial art and I don't know If I want to do ITF or Boxing.

Hi Josh I know this isn’t what the title of the video was but I’ve been struggling to decide whether I wanna prioritise my boxing or kickboxing - any tips man? Hard decision for me

As i understand it, taekwondo has an incredibly and embarrasingly large misconseption. I hear sayings similar to "taekwondo cant throw a punch", wouldnt this be because of the sport favoring kicks over punches, practically neglecting them alltogether, thus having practitioners with no punching capability? when you look back in ITF or Traditional taekwondo, theres a huge arsenal even including well rounded knees, elbows, and a variety of hand strikes... Would taekwondos reputation nowadays be because of howe train practitioners now?

Na takwonkdo is just trains more flexible than most other martials artists but in Thailand thaiboxers are more flexible and harder than even korea fighters. They train at 5-6 years and become professional fighters at 14. In the states and uk probably dont train seriously till 18

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All the boxer has to do is get close and time the tkd kicks

Boxers would win hands down

Nah boxing better🥊👑

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Tkd vs boxer: boxer Mauy thai vs boxer: muay thai especially if the fight last long. Boxer would have to the fight early How ever muay thai has good hand defense. Karate vs boxer kind of the same as tdk expect karate lands heavy kicks better and have better close range defense.

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2:57 boxers have a good durability

The guy who can wrestle...

I think kickboxing is would better 😂😂😂👍🏻

I don't know I did take a karate class and got into with someone that actually took boxing but that doesn't mean it's the only martial art out there taekwondo has been getting popular these days including karate I'm sure that the taekwondo practitioner when it gets the boxer if he had done more proper training and kept up the pace and try to improve more it's all about improving it's how you use it that counts and how do you use your Martial art styles the count I know the taekwondo in the karate practitioner in the Kung Fu Master win against a boxer it's all about the right proper method in the right proper mobility 🥋👊😉👍🥋

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