Karate vs Taekwondo // Kicks with Nat Hearn 

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You Best him ?

Nat, mind if I ask which style of karate do u do?

I agree 💯

karate could win with punches and low kicks with powerful attacks but with taekwondo evading and defense and actual contact and great countering, taekwondo could win

KARATE VS TAEKWONDO // KICKS WITH NAT HEARN

Each one. If "all goes" depends on fighter (notice what will opponent do, what will do,how much of deadly moves will/won't implement ....List goes on and on) Most loose fights because are predictable and trains only few stuff (BOTH have crazy kicks and punches!!! Lately watched how Karate guy fckd Muay guys legs-hits at inner thighs avoiding underknee blocking. But "lost" because didn't hit with hands in head. What Muay did,and twice into eye. Just because brain was trained not to-on competition can only with leg) From my experience (trained Kyokushin,Tae & Muay ~8-9y;with 6y during war-that don't count because gotten banned from competitions "until get older or heavier="Too fast, too furious, too deadly"😁 but made me have "loosen" stance,never know that did trained and/or what will do) Plus some illegal boxing, and that was just as "support" for friend(didn't learn anything, earned nice amount of money)

It really depends on the fighter not the style honestly. Both style has their pros and cons.

Is it the sport of the arts or the full martial art

Haha.keep on going brother

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@@retroxsensei7938 exactly.

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Unagi

I really wouldn’t recommend high kicks since it’s not very practical in real scenarios. However, if you wanna practice that just to improve your flexibility, you can still learn high kicks through those different martial arts tho. They have the same principles in terms of kicking, they just differ in terms of focus. If you focus kicking high gradually even with Karate techniques then you’ll still achieve what you wanna achieve soon.

@@aaronbaptist1563 high kicks are 100% practical

@@GinoTricks Debatable. The easiest parts to hit when in a fight is from the neck down. The body is wide and is not high, very easy to hit. On the contrary, aside from the fact that the head is high, it’s also a little target which would make it hard to hit. I’m not saying it’s impossible to hit it perfectly, it’s just impractical given that you’ll be compromising your balance and you’ll be susceptible for takedowns.

I feel like trickers can probably do it even if they are out of shape as some out of shape trickers can literally do double corkscrews

😂😂😂😂 are you really saying kyokushin Is ineffective? A lot of kyo fighters win kickboxing/MMA competition...

@@Danario246CreeperFACE Yes, Kyokushin Is good for sport, but close combat you risk takedown. Any Krav Maga PRO beat kyokushin punishers easily..

@@Danario246CreeperFACE With MMA K1 rules ONLY.

@@Metalgearsolid-z7p Krav magahahahahah

@@Metalgearsolid-z7p you risk a takedown, but your opponent risks an elbow or a knee

Which one is better? Keep in mind every thing has it's limitation....