In addition to this Taekgyeon, there is a fight Taekgyeon. Fighting Taekgyeon is very aggressive and pricks, scratches and pulls There are also quite strong things, such as heading. Some of the masters who honed the technique of Taekkyeon, called Nakham, harden the back of their hands and palms by hitting stones and trees, and striking a person's chin with the stone-like hand.
come to brazil take a class of capoeira and comeback saying you a master of capoeira and charge a lot of money for classes. people will do it and wont get mad if its fake cause you are cute
Taekkyeon is a Korean treasure. A missing puzzle piece in the history of Martial Art development. The World Widae Taekkyeon Organization continue the tradition of Great Grandfather Song Duk Ki. Los Angeles, Ca USA.
@@wudangmasterlee8123 damn is your full time job hating on anything Korean? This is like the 9th seperate comment on a video related to anything about traditional Korean culture I've seen you shit on. Got nothing better to do than project your own insecurities and inferiority complex huh? Pathetic bastard
Very glad Taek Yeon was covered rather than TKD, which has been watered down. This truly is a full all around martial art. It uses hands a whole lot more.
I will like to learn taekkyeon bc I find this martial art very interesting and I'm already good at Muay boran and muay thai and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu bc I have been practicing those martial arts with my dad since I was 6 years old and I will like to learn taekkyeon bc this is very interesting martial arts it's beautiful and I would love to study this when I save up money to visit south Korean
so much like capoeira. sparring spirit is similar idea is similar even kicks are similar. both utilizes 'push' often. also, brazilian kick is known for masking the angle. so is tk kick. except its varying horizontally and brazilian kick has more vertical change.
Wow this is the first time I've caught a typo on this channel. At 1:09 it says kindgoms instead of kingdoms, this channel is so refined, but I suppose we all make mistakes!
I heard of this art when researching tang so do, because tang soo do has such great and fast footwork. The taekkyon fighters look like a harsh ballet, both beautiful to look at, and very intense. Stunning. I’d love to learn it or tang soo do.
Standing Grappling, Punches? why the fuck did TKD remove this? like this style is already fine, if it was perfected and refined with high intensity sparring this could of been a really interesting style.
Taekwondo never had stand up grappling. Taekwondo comes from Tang Soo Do which comes from Shotokan. Shotokan had removed most of the grappling techniques you see in Okinawan karate and made it basically striking only art. When the art was introduced to Korea (renamed Tang Soo Do), the Koreans gradually began to focus more on kicks. When the kwans unified to form taekwondo in the late 1950s they continued this and further developed their kicks. Taekwondo basically began to turn into what we see now in the 1980s as it was attempting to be included into the Olympics.
If you can keep someone at range, as much as taekwondo, due to being its ancestor. Though I couldn't feel too confident, more practical to learn something like muay thai or kickboxing. Thats not to say it lacks quality, I've done it in the past myself, but its very primarily confused on kicks and poomsae (kata)
Peter Rafeiner 😕 umm. OK. Why are you replying to me❓ Cuz I already heard him say how old the martial art was compared to capoeira being a later martial art. Or are you just trollin out of boredom.
Your comment "Asian version of capoeira" made it sound (to me) that the 'bad asians' just copied a Brazilian art form. Having done TKD for most of my life and having a Brazilian Ex wife I could not help myself pointing out that face. I'm too busy for silly trolling :-)
Peter Rafeiner 😐 well since you practice/know TKD as well as your ex being Brazilian. I can see why you read & felt that type of way about my comment. But I was just commenting on how similar they are, with how it's a dance type of art. #SorryAboutThat
no TKD has Shotokan Karate as a basis, which then changed and adapted over a few decades with a lot more emphasis on kicks. Not really a traditional Korean martial art at all.
No its not. Taekwondo comes from Tang Soo Do which comes from Shotokan. Taekwondo has absolutely no connection to Taekkyon other than the nonsense and lies that the World Taekwondo Federation still tells people.
All depends on the person, but I feel as though if the person combined Taekkyeon with principles from other styles, the person would stand more of a chance.
Eethan O'Connell - Yes, vastly different. Hands are used a whole lot more to bring an opponent down, etc. Moreover, the legs are used to do more than just kick.
Taekyun was a dancing game. What you see here is as young as TKD. This was created out of marketing to justify the "korean roots" of Shotokan based TKD. Taekyun is not documented at all, even nationalistic North Koreans never heard about it.
@Markus Johnson yes, you can research about Subak/shoubou. Samguk Sagi was written in 12th century btw, that's very late by national history standards, so its authenticity in regards to the ancient things is very questionable.
Wdym I'm pretty sure that taekkyeon has been mentioned at least as earliest as during the reign of King Jeongjo (so roughly late 1700s?). But the thing about it also being a game is also right, one of my grandparents are from just outside of Seoul and she remembers taekkyeon as a fighting game that boys played, not a dancing game. However, she also said that she heard of 택견꾼 (or I guess, 탁견꾼) living in Seoul so I'd presume that taekkyeon was also an actual martial art from at least the 1930s. However, there is some debate about whether it was a folk game first, or a martial art, so you are right kind of.
Lol north Koreans also never heard of scorpions or pansori. Doesn't mean they don't exist. Subak, taekyeon are recorded in Chosun records including the royal annals. What are you talking about? The late Chosun dynasty as well as the Japanese expressly banned it which means it was practiced. You are a flaming weeaboo moron.
In real life, you usually do not get mugged by MMA fighters but by some untrained punk kid. Unless the kid is carrying a 9mm he will likely be in for an unpleasant surprise. Like a bunch of kids who tried to rob a tourist bus in Miami some years ago. The tourists were a martial arts class on a trip. It ended as you may guess... :-)
It's called a martial art for a reason. MMA guys focus on the martial a bit more, taekkyeon guys focus on the art a bit more. They are both equal in that respect, and both have things they can learn from the other.
I wouldn't call MMA and art even though it has art in it. It's like calling french fries french because it has the word french in it. I respect MMA as a sport and it being very effective in fighting, but its a sport, not an art.
