Taekwondo is an umbrella term. Chung Do Kwan Taekwondo was created in 1944 as one of the primary forms of combat for Korean servicemen. It was brought over in the early 60s, late 50s and was EVENTUALLY taught to servicemen serving in Vietnam (ask them how well it was used as the Vietcong were afraid of the Koreans). It's now used as a sport, but there are some of us who effectively use it as a Martial Art against both thugs and other Martial Artists.
@ROOTSOFCOMBAT2 Yeah, the jumping and head breaking was for demonstration here. In regular training, it's just part of conditioning the body for contact and versatility in movement. You may never have to jump in a fight, or head butt someone, but it's good to have it in your back pocket. That's the line of thinking, anyway.
Talented group of guys. I'd be interested to see these group of men battle Thailand Muay Thai fighters. These guys seem hardcore enough for the challenge. A great man once said ,"boards don't hit back".
Great Demo team!!! So talented! It's funny how he fell back into a Front Fall, after that side kick (1:17)! He should fall with a Back Fall after that kick. Demo teams are funny that way.
most important thing about martial art is the teacher. it doesn't matter how many years. if you have a right taekwondo teacher you cannot leave teakwondo.
이런 거 보단 시스테마가 유용할 듯 싶네요. 적어도 경호원이나 특수 부대 같은 사람들에겐 시스테마나 카리브마하가 훨씬 유용할듯 왜냐하면 불필요하게 몸을 많이 쓰지 않으니까? 발을 너무 크게 쓰거나 팔을 너무 세게 돌리면 그 원심력 때문에 시간 상이나 몸의 위치변화 때문에 틈이 생길 수 밖에 없음 엄청나게 고강 할 정도의 고수가 아니라면 그 틈을 피하기는 어려울 듯 물론 맨몸 싸움이라면 힘 엄청나게 세거나 맷집이 울트라 급이면 가능 하겟지만 상대방이 독침이나 날카로운 10센치 이상의 날카로운 무언가를 들고 있다면 .... 보통 발이 자기 허리 기준 위로 올라갈 일이 생긴다면 상대방보다 15에서 20센치 이상 다리가 길거나 키가 크다면 그 상대방이 그 무기를 휘두를 때 상처를 입을 수 있음. 그게 독침이라면 죽는 것이구 10센치 이상의 날카로운 도구라면 상흔을 입을 것임 물론 만년 싸움꾼이라면 개의치 않겠지만 인질을 구출하는 스와트팀이나 타켓을 보호하는 경호원이라면 타켓의 목숨이 위험해 진다.
Impressive breaking , though i dont see what jumping up in the air and hitting them with your head has any correlation between military combat, the drills were relitivly relistic though its nice to see TKD in a relistic setting
@ROOTSOFCOMBAT2 well too be fair, soldiers use guns most of the time... but knowing hand to hand is handy to have... headbutting just shows if he was to head but a person, well you can guess the rest.... this is real martial arts... in the true form, to kill your enemy with no rules...
Not quite , there is a reaction yes but being hit u hav mass x acceleration and if you still dont beleive me watch the movie ENTER THE DRAGON and hear what Bruce Lee says then says who is a mother fucka
stefan xuereb Your physics made no sense whatsoever. mass*acceleration? how is that even relevant. stop trying to act clever and gtfo There is always a resistant force to anything you hit. Otherwhise you would just go right through it. these guys are ninjas whether you like it or not. lets see your fat ass doing that
@Eduboteo: you're very funny! Many militaries do demos or fighting competitions. They're for increasing awareness and good will, not demonstrating the actual techniques they use in war. That would be like judging NBA players from their performance at the All Star Game or Slam Dunk Contest! BTW, I don't think "firegun" is a word... the word is either "firearm" or "gun". A "firegun" would be a gun that shoots fire??? Then that would be a "flamethrower". Is that what you meant? Even funnier!
can someone explain me why they jump back in fighting stance like that? I think that a really nice chance for the opponent to sweep their legs while landing.... Sometimes i am just totally confused by TKD, because its a really new kind of martial arts, so why do they integrate such techniques with the knowledge of today? Nobody still fights like in the 15th century...
+강신관 Hi , in my opinion TKD is too much destroyer for fighting i paractice TKD and i saw peaople who can break legs or bones just with leg's , all martial art is good in fighting , just have a good teacher and good basics learns . thanks :)
In Taekwondo, jumping back into a fighting stance after executing a technique serves multiple purposes and is a common training method. Despite its appearance of vulnerability, it has practical benefits. Firstly, it allows practitioners to swiftly counter any potential attacks from their opponent by quickly regaining a defensive position. Secondly, it creates distance, making it harder for the opponent to follow up with immediate attacks. Additionally, jumping back provides a burst of movement, enabling practitioners to strategically reposition themselves, change the distance, or set up for a different attack. Moreover, it carries a psychological advantage, showcasing confidence, control, and agility, potentially influencing the opponent's mindset. While Taekwondo has evolved and incorporated modern knowledge, it still retains elements from its historical roots, blending tradition, sport, and self-defense techniques to develop well-rounded martial artists.
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Thats not necessarily true. Both Taekyon and Subak have long standing histories, so much in fact that Taekyon is the only martial art in the world that is recognized as a cultural artifact by UNESCO. There may be elements that were transferred over from the Japanese during the occupation, but keep in mind that the Japanese originally got a great deal from Chinese martial arts, and the original Chinese martial arts have their roots in Indian systems. (Which is also a debated topic, by the way).
firearm rigth. I´m not a native english. I´m from Brazil. Podeira escrever em protuguês, mas você não entenderia nada. Thank you for answer the question,
if u did the wtf for the Olympic them i would say u rite but itf tae kwon do is good n so is tang so do. i like tang so do better but i am know doing hapkido n tai boxing. hapkido seen to feel like jujitsu more to me that akido what u think u ppl seen very passionet about the martial arts
You have to know there is big difference between martial arts and dance of this video. The Korean are pat to care about only superficial performance. Martial arts of China, Japan, Philippine and Thailand contain profound mental spirits.
I can say Japan learnt the way of sword through Korea like BaekJae and Shinla and it is kinda true. China yes, maybe to some truth but Japan, no way. I know you Chinese or Japanese like to bluff but if it is not true then admit it isn't true. Kids these days.. sigh..
최정예 특수부대라며 보여주기식의 기왓장이나 깨고 벽돌이나 깨는 그런모습 보니깐 한심하다..그러니깐 얼굴 마담이라는 소리나 듣지...특수부대라면 특수한 임무를 띄는 부대답게 제발 민간인들 앞에 나와서 도복입고 군복입고 기왓장깨고 벽돌깨는것좀 하지마라~~ 차라리 보여 줄려면 실전 무술을 진짜 실전처럼 보여주던지...암튼 한심하다..예전에는 공수부대라면 간첩잡는 부대라고 무서워했는데 지금은 그런 느낌이라는게 전혀 없단 말이지...베래모만 쓰고 있지..일반 군인들이나 다를게 뭐가 있을까라는 생각이 들뿐이다.
No its not jackass it depends on the person using it. Ever seen the show human weapon on discovery channel? Think before you spit bull shit out of your 👄!
너무 오바다 이거는 그냥 보여주기 식인데... 설마 저 태권도 비스무리한 거를 실전 무술이라고 하는 거는 아니겠죠? 너무 동작들이 크고 비효율적이네요... 이 댓글을 보고 모르면서 아는 척 하지마라 이런 말을 하는 사람이 없었으면 하네요... 저걸 보고 실전적이라고 하는 사람들이 더 문제입니다. 국뽕에 차 태권도 수련에 기여도를 높인다면 중국의 사기 무술과 다를 게 없습니다.. 빨리 효율적이고 실전적인 무술에만 집중했으면 합니다.
