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The BEST Modern Styles to Combine with Traditional Martial Arts W/ Ramsey Dewey

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I get the question all the time from Traditional Martial Artists "What are the Best Martial Arts Style to Combine?" and for those who are looking for modern Martial Arts to take, Ramsey Dewey has the answers!! We talk about what Modern Martial Arts Style you should look into next if you take Taekwondo, Kung Fu, Kyokushin Karate, Sport Karate, and even Capoeira! These styles like WTF and ITF taekwondo are very kick heavy and do a great job closing distance in fighting.. but they need a few things! Much like Wushu Kung Fu, Kyokushin, WKF Karate and Capoeira need holes filled. Some Modern Styles we suggest here are Boxing, Freestyle Wrestling, Judo, Muay Thai and Kickboxing!!
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@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

More Ramsey Dewey talks coming Saturday and Monday at 4 PM!

@Ninjacob00 3 года назад

I can’t wait

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

🙏🙏

@sparkyy2890 3 года назад

Which time zone

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

@joeyvanhaperen7715 3 года назад

I agree with your stances on kung fu. I personaly think it is a great marshellart to train in, but only if you know what real life combad is like. If you don't know how to fight in a real fight wushu becomes a dancing style instead of a marshellarts. Cause if you have never fought a real fight before they basicly learn you how to dance, but if you have you can use your new found skill and transulate them for combad as wel making them effectif. Sow I completly agree with you if your trained in kung fu do some kickboxing as wel then combine the 2 and you be flying around like a butterfly, blocking punshes left and right, while using all kind of uniek fighting technieks and basicly you become kind of kick ass. It will give you the space to actueely put your techniek to the test and you learn how to make them work in true combad. Instead of just performing a techniek you can use them on a actueel living enemy and that will make all the differnce in my opion.

@simonyu8838 3 года назад

Did a bit of Wushu in high school. Now study Muay Thai in my thirties. Can confirm that doing something where I get punched in the face was a good choice in my life.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Glad to hear you found the way! lol

@paulpolito2001 3 года назад

Getting rocked every now and then is something I kinda look forward to. Otherwise, I'm totally stagnant.

@learnpianofastonline 3 года назад

I am studying Muay Thai in my fifties and really enjoying it.

@jeremyweinstock1963 3 года назад

I study Muay Thai too. As Tyson says everyone has a plan until you get punched in the face or in this case kicked in the leg.

@jasonlisonbee 3 года назад

That's messed up. Reading this after recently learning that Kung Fu means work ethic and Wu Shu means something like war fighting method.

@scottt7309 3 года назад

Sensei Seth and Ramsey Dewey collaboration. Fantastic.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@calebroberson5561 3 года назад

Sensei Seth crossover issue of the year

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Let’s goooo

@calebroberson5561 3 года назад

Sensei Seth what age did you begin training your children?

@Gr1m3d4wg 3 года назад

Sensei Seth should definitely make the video about tma for mma

@ReLeonidaSpartan 3 года назад

I'm happy to see that FINALLY we're going forward and forward abandoning the classical scheme "muh style beats yours" and getting to the real point of mixing various styles. Also there's this kind of fishing for the original purposes of many styles, forms, techniques and so on finding what was made up in the decades, we're approaching a new era of martial arts and i'm pissing my pants for the happiness

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Hahaha happy to hear, sorry for your pants though

@CDABXXX 2 года назад

Muh mix beats yours

@nicholaspryor5488 2 года назад

In 100 years there will be only one martial art. forget culture and tradition.If everybody cross trains, in time tradition wont mean anything, next they start getting rid of the kata,like they did in kudo karate. We will have one mut mix and probably call it mma. Damn mma swallowing up all the Styles and shitting on tradition hahaha. Styles will be defined only by the rules as a sport. Basically they will call it boxing or wrestling .wrestling will consist of juso freestyle sambo etc.. boxing karate savate muy Thai etc.

@Berengier817 3 года назад

I love how these channels that I found separately are now collaborating together, and are open to talking about the weaknesses, without just bashing. Instead they point out flaws and how to improve. Jesse, Sensei Seth, Ramsey, and Icy Mike. Awesome stuff.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Berengier817 thanks brother! All about getting better!

@jw-nz2vx 3 года назад

Because they're all actual martial artists, and as Ramsey often says, martial arts is the pursuit of the truth. There are notable exceptions, but if you're a real martial artist chances are you've been humbled plenty of times in sparring or competition. And if you can take a right hook to the chin or being thrown on your head, chances are you can handle some jokes and/or constructive criticism. Kwon Kicker, Rokas, and Rob from McDojolife are much the same way and have been involved in collaborations.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

🙏🙏

@user-oq2rk7ep8f 3 года назад

And recently, Shinto Matthew with his Kalaripayattu!!

@user-it2zg9sr7e 2 года назад

You should try out martial arts journey, armchair violence and Steven strangles people

@kingcurtis666 3 года назад

I used to do Capoeira and i never thought about the comparison between wrestling and Capoeira. It totally makes sense once it was explained, mind blown.

@ZephirumUpload 3 года назад

I'm glad to have had a profesor who actually did take quite some time explaining how some moves would work for real, and in the roda we had plenty of takedowns happen. Not constantly because the comraderie aspect still made it that constantly throwing your partner to the floor would kind of mess up the flow and play, but if someone kept making themselves open, you'd drop them on their butts and pick em back up. That said he actually did have a bit more of a focus on Angola though, and a lot of that is really close range and a lot of just snaking around each other, very low to the ground, very occasionally a kick or a strike but Angola is 100% about positioning yourself and not letting someone else into an advantageous position over you.

@ambulocetusnatans 2 года назад

The same thing can be said about most Martial Arts, even Karate or Kung Fu. For example, sometimes what looks like a kick is actually a footsweep or hip throw. Compare a back kick to the Judo throw called Uchi Mata, for one example.

@ajshiro3957 3 года назад

Hey, that's funny, my sensei teaches boxing and TKD. I feel boxing teaches how to approach and exit appropriately. And TKD helps with some different footwork.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Nice combo!!

@Jewel_Screaming_Chango8387 3 года назад

That’s my original stand up combo

@mardvkmedia3159 3 года назад

I love my TKD foundation to the bone. sliding in and out of range while simultaneously throwing kicks is an incredibly overlooked tool. the foot work in general is pretty sick

@periodic98 3 года назад

@@mardvkmedia3159 I feel like if taekwondo just incorporated leg kicks it would be so much better,I wish we had one day a week where we just did leg kicks.

@justanothercasual5152 3 года назад

@@periodic98 my dad actually teaches TKD, and his instructor allowed leg kicks when he was a kid (my dad I mean) they also taught a bunch of different punches as well. I heard that his instructor also made his class do knuckle pushups on concrete, cement, and other hard/rough surfaces. His knuckles are still hard as rock to this day

@carritohmc 3 года назад

There were a few former TKD guys that transitioned over to Muay Thai/Kickboxing and once they did, it really meshed well with it. Someone else said TKD is like ketchup, not too good by itself but goes well with other things.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

I bet they did great

@David-gs1zb 3 года назад

@StandWatie1862 Год назад

I'm going to steal that

@nddmodrgz1304 3 года назад

Dude is very knowledgeable

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

No doubt! Super smart!

@surgeeo1406 3 года назад

He's the Sherlock Holmes of combat sports, HUGE brain!

@ABCDEF-uz9fd 3 года назад

Taekwondo and Boxing has been my "Muay Thai" For years, great duality. I wish there were a good selfdefense grappling based gyms or dojos nearby though.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Nice!! Good mox

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Mix*

@Jewel_Screaming_Chango8387 3 года назад

Same here that’s my main stand up Combo with some added kick boxing and karate

@Todo_fighting 2 года назад

Judo and wrestling is a good grappling combo, then you can add bjj as a mma enthusiast i see bjj as a complement.

@thelastchimp8670 3 года назад

nice to see the martials arts community coming together and creating great content

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

More to come Saturday and monday!

@LewisCho 2 года назад

I wish I could see more of that in my community here in San Diego, but it seems everyone is closed off. They all want to stick to themselves and their disciplines and not associate with each other.

@Maxcrazy159 3 года назад

That capoeira/wrestling combination reminds me of the way Ryan Hall fights

@adcyuumi 3 года назад

This was a great video. No martial art is complete on its own. Even if you learn from someone who is a "complete fighter", they will teach you either what works for them or what they were taught. Neither is perfect to make you a complete fighter too. We are all built differently. Where is your center of balance? How long are your legs in relation to your arms? Your back? Do you have especially quick reflexes? How is your pain tolerance in various parts of your body that are good for absorbing impact? There are hundreds of variables that each person must explore for themselves -- the best way to do this is usually to learn as many styles as possible, and learn them well enough to sift through and find what works for you. If you are looking to get 80% of the way there quickly, this video is for you.

@bigtimes1 3 года назад

God bless Ramsey Dewey for explaining the parts of Capoeira people rarely grasp unless they actually read the books about Capoeira self-teaching, and have had the luck of getting a good Capoeira master that teaches the full art. I have been a fan of his for some time, and he never fails to point out things people now a days do not have the patience to learn but need to learn.

@perrenchan6600 3 года назад

A collab that doesnt result in Seth getting hit or bullied 😂

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Hahahahahaha

@perrenchan6600 3 года назад

@@SenseiSeth Hopefully we get the part 2

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Yea!! Definitely will

@cahallo5964 3 года назад

Will you get hit in that one?

@jw-nz2vx 3 года назад

@@cahallo5964 If Ramsey manages to hit him all the way from Shanghai he's even cooler than I thought

@NexusJunisBlue 3 года назад

I'm a Wushu guy and thanks to Sanda training, I've been punched in the face a lot (thankfully controlled mostly by trusted sparring partners)! It's been very educational in testing what works and what doesn't from forms! If we want to talk about fighting seriously, sparring is a must for Chinese martial artists, traditional or modern Wushu or otherwise! Also ACL tears are a huge problem in the sport of Wushu, both in Taolu (forms) and Sanda (sparring). We also need to evaluate our practices and training methods, then what we're doing wrong or what we're overlooking to find out what causes these kinds of injuries.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Thanks awesome! And yes, safe practices are key

@stenduginski2306 3 года назад

This is a fun one, and applies to me! I spent 8 years in TKD, got my 2nd degree black belt. Ive spent the last 4 years doing muay thai after I moved. I think in a couple years learning Judo would be a great addition.

@biohazard724 3 года назад

Capoeira hid the fact that it's a martial art from a white guy...so mission accomplished?

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Hahaha pretty much!

@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935 3 года назад

🤣 I thought that too.

@paulpolito2001 3 года назад

Lol, brilliant

@KWillo 3 года назад

Capoeira was outlawed in Brazil for a long time.That's how you know a martial arts is badass.

@cosmichef75 3 года назад

Bwahahahahaha

@c_rem6101 3 года назад

The collab I've been waiting for

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

thanks for waiting! lol

@sesimie 3 года назад

This was so good...Capoeira stuff explained by Ramsey Dewey is fascinating....and i can see it being effective since it's a deceptive style!!

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

I loved that part

@zachariahz 3 года назад

Boxing+Judo is a can't go wrong combo for any traditional martial artist IMO. You can gain a lot from either one in a short time frame, you can gain a lot of general skill from both without needing to be amazing, and both will provide a different point of view on Karate, Kungfu etc. studies.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Boxing Judo is a dope combo

@Balaclavaballistics 3 года назад

This is my style (well sambo but very similar) cant kick as well due to knee injury :( So boxing and sambo for me

@TheOnlyOneStanding8079 3 года назад

Yes yes I agree with that...I think it is a more solid combo

@sarria6733 2 года назад

Currently training TKD & BJJ. They go really well together for me. Place I train at also teaches Hapkido & kickboxing. There is a lot of cross over in the training styles. So it ends up being a really well rounded place to train. They have added things like basic boxing drills into the TKD syllabus & takedowns. So much more than what you need to do wtf comp fighting.

@gfilippou 3 года назад

Awwww yeah! Ramsey is absolutely one of the best, most knowledgeable, well rounded martial arts instructor in the world I believe. Seth you're improving your RU-vid game by the day

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

SUPER smart guy for sure!!

@temujinkahn22 3 года назад

Hey Sensei Seth, i originally trained in shotokan karate when i first got into university and then transitioned to judo. after some years in judo, due to some management problems the university lost their judo instructor so i ended up going back to karate. To my surprise i actually got BETTER at karate, not worst after years of exclusively training judo.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Awesome to hear!!

@lewisb85 3 года назад

What he said about the BJJ and Capoeria crossover is very very true. Some of the baddest BJJ guys I've ever rolled with are UK based Brazilians who cross train BJJ/Lutre Livra and Capoeira, their speed, strength and flexibility is something else, and because a few BJJ takedowns are based on Capoeria ones those movements are drilled into their heads to the point of they are taking you to the ground. It made me wonder if i was doing the same sport as them, in all seriousness if you show up at a BJJ tournament and one of the guys there is doing a Capoeria warm up, you're going to be having a bad day.

@noneofyourbusiness9230 3 года назад

I never get tired of that intro. Also great video

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Haha thats awesome to hear!! Thanks so much

@noneofyourbusiness9230 3 года назад

As soon as he said add boxing to TKD I knew it was going to be good.

@stronghold429 3 года назад

Practiced BJJ, and I never knew that side of Capoeira before, but now looking back at a lot of their movements, it makes sense......I thought that explanation was definitely insightful , very cool

@AdamsAndCompan 3 года назад

That's really interesting about capoeira being wrestling because I started learing some this week and one of the first things I did on the heavy bag was go from a low leg kick into a rising kick and then I went for a body lock. It just felt right even though it wasn't part of the syllabus of movement. Knowing that it can be a useful wrestling tool make that instinct make so much more sense now.

@Quisqueya77 3 года назад

Very well balanced talk gentlemen. I really appreciate the insight on capoeira. Dewy is bang on. It is clear that he has had a considerable amount of experience. Muito Axé! From a former ITF Tae kwon-do, shito Ryu Karate, capoeira contemporanea, and current sambo practitioner ;)

@adoniskomplex91 3 года назад

Started with Taekwondo and moved over to Muay Thai. Get hitting in the phase was a hard but valuable time. I couldn't agree more with this.

@Masternjs 3 года назад

My man Ramsey up in here

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

ayeee

@maxgeniffke5732 3 года назад

The Capoeira part was very interesting, never really realized the Whole Wrestling aspect

@budoka_gaijin 3 года назад

I always love these discussions.I'm doing Kudo and Kyokushin now in Tokyo, with MMA fights and kickboxing matches set up to test ourselves(Pre-covid anyway). My background is Kyokushin ,Muay Thai and Judo in Hawaii. You guys got it spot on with this analysis. Kyokushin I feel will toughen you up more then most martial arts but you need to learn how to slip and dodge head punches. Combining it with the Muay Thai clinch and Judo throws, will compliment the Kyokushin aggression perfectly and train you to know how to deal with head punches.

@unknownperson-qm1eu 3 года назад

Im 2 years into mauy thai but where can I find good kyokushin karate gyms.

@vinkelitz 3 года назад

The lyrics of your intro precisely describes this collab. "Perfect".

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

You’re too kind! Thanks for watching. More to come!

@thedarklord7003 3 года назад

I can't believe 23 minutes went by so fast.. Need a part 2 now

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

There will be 2 more videos from this chat!

@junichiroyamashita 3 года назад

@@SenseiSeth hope on this same topic

@abrahemsamander3967 2 года назад

I know right? Felt like 5 minutes.

@josephfaught1993 3 года назад

Listening to this while washing the dishes made chores enjoyable lol. Part 2 please!

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Working on it!

@TNTTestificate 3 года назад

I also think judo is a perfect addition to karate. There are also a lot of judo throws in karate that are not often practiced. Especially if you also practice newaza, judo+karate could be a really good base for mma

@gladiumcaeli 2 года назад

Kudo

@tm114paul 2 года назад

Devil Kimura also Main on Judo but practise Gojuryu Karate also. Some JP MMA have those two arts as you though as well.

@s.owl9 3 года назад

Omg I loved this. Im a writer and a mixed martial arts enthusiast so this exercise helps alot when I want to balance a character's fighting style. Im glad I get to hear other opinions on this concept.

@masterlesstheband 3 года назад

Yes. Do part two. Enjoyable video Seth. Ramsey is pretty well versed across a fairly wide range of traditional martial arts and their history. Always good to hear his insights.

@fa1_z 3 года назад

ABOUT TIME! My two most watched Martial Arts channels in one video?! IS THIS HEAVEN?

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Heck yesss

@eduardoramirez4768 3 года назад

Kyokushin in my opinion a good hybrid to cross train would be judo just because a lot of kyokushin guys fight on the inside so much and are always fighting in the pocket so I think those slams and trips would come in handy to learn along with kyokushin techniques

@BaiLong45 3 года назад

Excellent conversation! The analysis that both of you are bringing here is concise, but really deep. As someone who practiced Capoeira, hearing Ramsey say wrestling threw me for a loop. But hearing his explanation, it makes perfect sense. Also, trying to find the use of techniques in forms means a lot too. Hope to see more collaborations in the future!

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!! More to come

@sesimie Год назад

My Sensei in Shotokan (we did point karate in tournaments) was also an olympic level judoka. This is why i always will look to fuse striking styles with grappling! love this video!

@wilowhisp 3 года назад

The way we always played capoeira angola was to use the kicks and hand movements to set up sweeps, take downs, and head butts. If there was a way to "win" against the other player it was to put them on their butt or back in a controlled manner. Just kicking or open hand striking someone was kinda considered ugly and messy. I know not every capoeira school approaches the game the same way, but for us it was a game of physical chess, trickery, and control.

@elgunaliyev9141 3 года назад

Probably nobody noticed this, but your wrestling and karate sample videos both had Azerbaijan in it. Proud of my little country.

@arthurbotelho 3 года назад

It's good to see some of my favorite martial arts RU-vidrs joined together! Sensei Seth does a great job! As also does Ramsey. And, if I could ask a wish: make some stuff with Rokas Leo (martial arts journey).

@jaykar469 3 года назад

Krav Maga is a great combo with TKD and Kyusho Jitsu(Pressure Point Fighting). I'm a 3rd degree in TKD and Kyusho Jitsu and a Instructor in Krav Maga. Ive also been training 21 years and I'm 26. Krav has definitely helped with my hands, grappling and learning how to take a hit, especially when i was 14 sparring special forces. Have been personally training for about 13 years now. Have some video footage if anyone wants to see what this combo can do

@judorateka607 3 года назад

Fantastic chat! Couldn’t agree more about Judo and Karate👍

@josecuervo3351 3 года назад

This was a great video! Please expand for judo, wrestling, boxing, MT, etc. Ramsey is awesome!

@Mannysilva91 3 года назад

I feel like studying the other arts would benefit you into combining their strengths or main techniques into your own form of martial art. Also, bodytype is also taken into account as not all body types can perform a spinning back kick or a high jump kick. I feel that depending on the body that you have you must adapt to your own form of martial art that feels comfortable. Darth Vader would be a example as his form of lightsaber combat is Form 5. Its a powerful style which requires alot of strength to strike the opponent and perfect counter attacks against lightsaber and blaster. However, when his body became burned and crippled from the lavapit he wasn't able to perform high acrobatic jumps or move with blazing speed like he used to due to his prosthetics slowing him down. He ended up having to relearn every form of lightsaber combat from form 1 all the way to form 5. From that, he used his own variation of form 5 which is simple pin point attacks and powerful force abilities to end the fight as quickly as possible. He ended up surpassing his former self and became a skilled jedi hunter. Moral of the story, a martial artist is just as good as the art he or she has developed on their own. Like a painter with their own unique style of painting or a writer with their own unique writing that bends and twists to their whim. I would just take the concept of other styles and integrate a different unique form of martial art.

@nicklesm202 3 года назад

You had me until you brought up darth Vader lol

@Jewel_Screaming_Chango8387 3 года назад

Bad ass comparison 😎

@DPham1 3 года назад

Excellent point, find the best style (combo of styles) that works for YOU

@robbierobbo4318 3 года назад

Another useful bit about capoeira I've noticed: basically all the kicks you perform are spinning heel kicks. If you ever watched the ultimate fighter, a guy's jaw was broken with such a kick. The kicks they perform constantly in that martial art are some of the DEADLIEST kicks that will undoubtedly knock someone out if you land it. They also perform while getting as close as they can without actually hitting one another which I'm sure builds insane control of your body. Capoeira seems to be a hugely understated martial art in my opinion.

@randomjunk1998 3 года назад

I like Combining Kyokushin and Lethwei, that’s just me. Both bare knuckle and both with intense bodily conditioning. That’s why I like both these

@stonerboi7801 3 года назад

The collab I didn’t know I needed

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Ayeeee

@Dan_Hill43 3 года назад

My background is Shotokan, Kenpo, and few other styles , I studied WTF Taekwondo to help me with my footwork, for kickboxing matches that I competed in while I was in College. I think it a good idea to blend styles and for each person to find what works for them with their body types.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Very kick-y background!

@davidlavalleejr 3 года назад

This was a great video. I really enjoyed how it wasn't about bashing other arts but rather how to enrich and or build on those arts to be more effective. Always love hearing Ramsey's explanations as well. Good stuff

@nephiilim 3 года назад

nobody eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeever talks about capoeira. thank you for including us in a conversation and showing respect.

@jestfullgremblim8002 3 года назад

Exactly

@gabcollet6797 3 года назад

I think it's also important to remember what you're trying to get out of mixing styles, I've been mixing muay Thai with yang mian (kung fu) and I found it to be too rigid. I plan on swapping out the muay Thai for boxing tho

@modkfmartialarts8663 3 года назад

For traditional systems of kung fu I’d say boxing combines amazingly especially with systems like Xingyi quan ,Zanshou quan and Wing chun the boxing basic strikes work great for teaching beginners how to fight quickly and are great fundamental strikes to use in a match or street fight and the traps ,parry’s ,throws, foot work and aggressive mentality of kung fu compliment each other beautifully

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Yea!!

@Headsuporheadstone 3 года назад

Xing Yi Quan is an absolute great base martial art to start with and build on. Xing Yi/Boxing/Judo done.

@sweynforkbeard8857 Год назад

If I had to guess, I'd say wrestling as that is what is lacking in a lot of the training and would lead to a better understanding of a lot of the hand forms, but a good understanding of boxing with a style like Wing Chun would definitely be useful as well.

@jezzaboi2168 2 года назад

For wushu, I think that sanda is an obvious contender, as it fits in with the characteristics of kung fu striking (obvious reasons), but I actually think, assuming sanda is already a part of the program, that dutch kickboxing would be a good pair. It allows for the knees and elbows which are so often left out of sanda, despite being such big parts of arts such as baji, and emphasises striking for the purpose of knockouts, instead of the bad habits sanda can form with striking for points

@IsaacLausell 3 года назад

Awesome recommendations. Judo would definitely go well with karate, perhaps even providing a more systemic to reclaim the Nage Waza part of the style that continues to slip away in modern practice.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

They’re a match made in.. well, one comes from the other! Haha

@IsaacLausell 3 года назад

Sensei Seth love it 😂

@junichiroyamashita 3 года назад

Also to reclaim the Atemi Waza from Judo

@Supermomo2007 2 года назад

judo has own striking and kicking, it is called atemi waza

@IsaacLausell 2 года назад

Indeed it does, Atemi as in striking and Waza as in technique. That being said most modern karate schools don't devote a great deal of time to grappling even if it is all over the katas and most judo schools don't spend a great deal of time on striking other than throwing. This is why cross training allows you to further develop these aspects with specialists. Being that Japanese and Okinawan martial arts have interacted with each other for a long time there is bound to be common ground.

@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh 3 года назад

I think you would like kudo, it's mix between kyokushin and judo and they allow punches to the face but use masks

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Nice!!

@bebopgaming7254 3 года назад

Amazing! I think I misunderstood Dewey, he's most impressive and seems a total straight shooter. Great interview.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

He’s a great guy

@SambaHassan 3 года назад

My traditional wushu friends also do Sanda/sanshou so they know what it means to get punched in the face. Personally I started karate ( shotokan and sports karate) in 89 an Judo in 91. They are very complementary . I added aikido ( yoseikan) in 2017 . I have dabbled in muay thai (took around 30 lessons and seminars) and kungfu( Northern shaolin in my tern age years and taichi starting in my 30's ). I agree that judo has been the best compliment to.my karate for seld defense purposes. For well- being it has been taichi ( which i still practice) and Yoga.

@chuckiemyers5972 3 года назад

Tai-Chi, Qigong, Judo, Greco Roman Wrestling, Freestyle Wrestling, Brazilian Jujitsu, Shatokan Karate, Hapkido, and Penkak Silat the combination makes you so diverse and efficient.

@yetanotheryoutuber4271 3 года назад

You forgot Aikido and Ninjitsu.

@chuckiemyers5972 3 года назад

@@yetanotheryoutuber4271 I stuck with the ones that are useful. Tai-Chi, QiGong, WuDang, Shatokan Karate, and Hapkido fallow similar circular movements. Pencak Silat and the others teach practical application. Tai-Chi was originally a form of Chinese boxing it isn't really taught the way it was so us that actually want to use Tai-Chi in a applicable fighting style are limited to a book called Tai-Chi Touchstones Secret Yang Family Transmissions. We also have to learn it in an applicable way and the best way is to use the marital arts that use similar movements. Judo combined with Greco Roman Wrestling, Freestyle Wresting and Brazilian Jujitsu teaches you how to perform a takedown and what to do on the ground. It's like JKD Bruce Lee never intended JKD to be a fighting style it is a fighting philosophy. Bruce Lee was trained in multiple forms and used his knowledge from the combination of them styles to turn them into a fighting system that worked for him.

@yetanotheryoutuber4271 3 года назад

@@chuckiemyers5972 I thought you were being sarcastic so I played along. LMAO

@jestfullgremblim8002 3 года назад

@@yetanotheryoutuber4271 lmao yes, because tai-chi ain't working XD

@hornetc5585 3 года назад

It wasn't until a few years into training I realized how lucky I was that my WTF teacher included boxing in his classes. I made it even better for myself that at the same time I also started Judo. To be honest I don't know what it's like to only know one MA since I started my first two simultaneously.

@balamohammed5947 3 года назад

There are already karate styles that combine kyoukushin with grappling such as Ashihara karate and Enshin Karate.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Nice!!

@belalabusultan5911 3 года назад

there are many moves a human body can do in a fight, each style focuses on some moves, because just like any other type of knowledge, you can't know everything. some styles sompliment eachother real well, and this video does well in explaining these stuff. the absolute best way to know how good of a fighter you are, is not the cage, or the matt, or the ring etc.... it's when someone is trying to kill you and you have to defend yourself, which is not an ideal situation for training, so martial arts are a sustainable option.

@timsteele6825 3 года назад

This was a pleasure to watch guys. Some really good insights as usual. I was a little surprised at the end with the Karate analysis and style paring. My background is in Hawaiian kenpo with a good deal of point sparring experience with pure karate guys. Our curriculum has a lot of judo take downs and aiki jujutsu in it. Point tournaments vary in rules of course, but to be clear, the WKF (what will soon be seen in the Olympics) does allow face shots and takedowns with a strike and it is light contact (as you stated). As someone who’s always reassessing my weaknesses and the holes in my game, I was surprised that Ramsey picked Judo. I’d say Judo is already heavily embedded in Karate, especially at the WKF level. All those guys are proficient in Judo. You will see tons of sweeps and trips, and tai otoshi take downs are a dime a dozen. You’ll even see o goshi and seoi nage. Anyway, I’m surprised being a wrestler and all, Ramsey didn’t pick wrestling, shoot fighting, or BJJ. To me it’s the ground game that seems to missing most in karate, and that’s the direction I’ve decided to head to become more well-rounded. Thanks for this interesting discussion that uplifted the value of each art and offered honest and balanced commentary! Oss!

@MG-bi6mq 3 года назад

Train everything!!! Really cool collaboration with two great content creators. More please.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

More coming soon! Thanks bud

@nonglishq6727 3 года назад

Seth it is so great that you understand capoeira now I saw the rankings vid, and I was like what? Also love the videos, do more videos where you just talk about stuff I like that the best.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Thanks!!!

@badgejohnson5596 3 года назад

Good discussion. I think you also have to take into account 1) what are your abilities, 2) who are your likely opponents, and 3) what is your age and genetic gifts and issues. What scenarios are you likely to encounter. How much will base cardio and burst energy can you develop and maintain and how to best maximize your training dollar.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Well, sure

@jezwarren-clarke2471 3 года назад

Ramsey’s knowledge is brilliant

@realtunabowtie8165 3 года назад

Heya, I love the channel

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Thanks so much dude!

@realtunabowtie8165 3 года назад

Sensei Seth no problem.

@benjaminpujols1914 3 года назад

hell yeah that was awesome I love both of your channels hard to hurt as well so hell yeah I would love to see a part 2

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Sweeet! It’ll come soon 👍

@loganquasar5124 Год назад

I love how Ramsey Dewey speaks "Meia Lua de Compasso".

@JohnnyBit 3 года назад

Kyokushin + Muay Thai... Damn... Yeah, I agree with Ramsey about "headkick ninja". That combo indeed would create a fighter with very interesting skillset. I mean - headkick from close/clinch range is staple of Kyokushin :) (or as Jesse Enkamp said "frontflip kick into face" Do Mawashi Kaiten Geri :D) + Clinch, boxing and other stuff from Muay Thai...

@gingercore69 3 года назад

Great video 💜 My answers would be: Taekwondo = add sanda(punches, throws, low kicks) Kyokushin = add sanda(same than above) Kung fu = add sanda(i mean, its basically full contact for kung fu anyway) Capoeira = Sanda Point karate = sanda I mean... Anything is improved with what is basically kickboxing with throws on it... Right? On the other hand, shootboxing could be better(sanda + submissions while standing) Might be because i went from point style to boxing from boxing to sanda, from sanda to bjj and realised i made most of my progress in sanda...

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Nice!!

@marcoarana2773 3 года назад

What is shoot fighting ? Sounds like mma

@gingercore69 3 года назад

@@marcoarana2773 shoot boxing is a kick boxing federation from japan that includes any standing grappling... Throws, armlocks, chokes, etc... I higly recomend you watching it... Its amazing!

@marcoarana2773 3 года назад

gingercore69 I still don’t see a difference with mma. Besides the location

@gingercore69 3 года назад

@@marcoarana2773 no grappling on the ground and its done in a ring instead of a cage... They also use boxing gloves...

@skycow3208 3 года назад

Thanks Seth I been asking for this and once again you succeeded you and Ramsey are such nice guys all the best👍👍👍

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

He's an awesome dude for sure

@skycow3208 3 года назад

Sensei Seth yeah after Corona do a collab with Jesse, Wonderboy, Icy Micheal and Faze Sensei👍👍👍😀😀😀🙏

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

I’d love to!!

@skycow3208 3 года назад

Sensei Seth 👍👍🥋🤜🏻

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Thanks bud!

@sifublack192 3 года назад

Great video! I'm a big fan of Ramsey Dewey and hearing his input was great! As a traditional Kung Fu practitioner, I can say studying Boxing and Sanda changed my world! Also, I typically fight from a side stance because I'm a defensive fighter so it appears studying Judo was also the right choice! Thanks for the info, and you have a new subscriber! 🤜🏿🤚🏿

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Ayeee, thanks so much for subscribing!

@michaelodonnell7748 3 года назад

Ramsey's the man. I've been following his channel forever. Super humble, funny, knowledgeable.

@manginijr 3 года назад

And for judo? I was thinking maybe muay thai. I would like to see this discussion!

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Will definitely chat about it next time we talk!

@adcyuumi 3 года назад

My answer here would be Krav Maga or something similar. Any close range striking art that has a wide array of attacks from many positions is good, especially one designed as an on-the-street self-defense art rather than a cage/ring competitive fighting art. Krav Maga fits the niche well. ... Judo/Jujitsu artists, like wrestlers, are difficult to kick. The moment you are on one foot to kick, you are planted on your face and the fight is over. (Spoiler: you lost.) But it's a lot harder to guard yourself from a hand strike; they are faster, can be thrown from a stable base, and can come in the middle of a clinch to disrupt your balance. Pain has a way of momentarily paralyzing the body, especially the first punch that you take. You also don't want to wrestle with a Judo/Jujitsu artist. They can (and usually will) get the better of you. It's well within their wheelhouse, so to speak. ... Where Judo/Jujitsu can fall short is against competent rapid striking; even just some dirty boxing can be enough, if the boxer knows clinches at all to get in some nasty strikes before the throw can come. Knowing where these strikes can come from, what makes them dangerous enough to end the fight, and how to defend against them before you have your throw in motion is critical. Krav Maga (or a similar art) teaches you that in an efficient package. Just be careful who you let instruct you. (There are some nonsense moves in almost every art.)

@KaptainCanuck 3 года назад

@Dave Cockayne, "Muay Thai clinch work seems like a perfect fit for No Gi Judo throws and takedowns." Why the hell would anyone compete fully naked?

@KaptainCanuck 3 года назад

@Dave Cockayne, a t-shirt is "gi", and so is a dress shirt, a suit,, etc. The correct term is either keikogi or dogi for the all-around generic martial arts clothing or the art studied with the -gi added on (ex judogi, karategi, etc) and is not used on its own as it simply means, pretty much ANY clothing in Okinawan/Japanese.

@harrygreb3457 3 года назад

Judo and Boxing is a ridiculously good combination

@mitchellmarks3908 3 года назад

I would definitely like to hear the reverse of this discussion.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

I think it’s a great idea! Thanks! 🙏

@robinanderson1087 3 года назад

I was going to say the same

@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh 3 года назад

Man awesome discussion, hope you get more of these, perfect for the morning coffee. Interesting suggestion for kyokushin, with judo as you said it would be a 'complete' art, the ironshirt of kyokushin is highly respected and effective

@IamSouthernDaGod 3 года назад

The way of the >hand< and foot. Itf practices both hand and foot. We boxing. We definitely boxing.

@ruiseartalcorn 3 года назад

Great stuff! As a Kung Fu guy, I totally agree with punching Wushu people in the head (oh wait... that didn't sound right). Having said that, there is a world of difference between competition Wushu stuff and what I would call Kung Fu ;) Re a follow up video, I would be very interested in that! Awesome idea :)

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Hahahahaha

@enricoabrahams5061 3 года назад

The first one brought up was Taekwondo.....I know him not that well....we don't hang or anything :P :P :P BUT I KNEW he was gonna say "learn how to box" :) :)

@jestfullgremblim8002 3 года назад

Everyone knew it XD

@jorgeherrera1074 3 года назад

As a TKD guy who did Muay Thai for the first time, I can’t believe how right he is 😅 Looking back at the light sparring we did, I was outside range the entire time throwing kicks and didn’t know how to approach or what to do when in that middle range

@smac919 3 года назад

15:45 if you watch Robert Whittaker when he throws high kicks, he dips his head down similarly to a capoeira kick. The way Rob uses it, it lets him retract his kick faster to avoid takedown attempts and keeps his head far away for dodging counters.

@danielquezada9902 3 года назад

i love ramsey's insight man

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

He’s such an insightful dude

@nikolab.4065 3 года назад

"But what style should you add to FMA?" is my recommendation for part 2

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Oh cool!!

@nikolab.4065 3 года назад

@@SenseiSeth Do your own research. I recommend styles like Pekiti Tersia (the style the filipino army uses, also, check out "PTK sparring videos"), Modern Arnis and Balintwak. But here's a hint: • Weapon arts - solid (at least in 70% of all the styles I've seen) • Unarmed arts - okayish (Some styles do boxing which is great, and there is the good idea that weapon arts translate to empty hands as well, like the hammerfists and/or bolo punches. But, there are some real kung fuey techniques like trappings that don't seem legit. Also, their kicks are practical but target only the hips, groin, knees and feet.)

@lavthemctv 3 года назад

Vee Jitsu ma man. It worked for me on the street. I'm tellin u now. If you gona do FMA, look up Florencio Visitacion.

@KaptainCanuck 3 года назад

@Nick Meyers, JKD is not a fighting art at all. It is a philosophy and the video was part of what Lee developed the philosophy on cross-training/studying

@KaptainCanuck 3 года назад

@Nick Meyers, I did not say it does not apply to martial arts/fighting. People talk about "taking JKD". There is no taking it but there is studying and following it but it is not a martial art or a fighting system/method. It is akin, roughly, to the Art of War by Sun Tzu or The Book of 5 Rings.

@milky7577 2 года назад

im a tkd guy, love fighting from a distance and hate high pressure fighters, when i first transitioned into mma i found catchwrestling went perfectly with my style and rounded out my game so so much, technical long range striking with top heavy pressure

@buckaroobonsi555 3 года назад

I did ITF TKD from 1979 to 1988 then wrestled 1988 to 1991 and grew up with boxing at home. Judo in college Each thing had a huge impact on how I fight. Wrestling taught really taught me how to feel comfortable in close, how to relax and flow and how to really combine and blend TKD and Boxing! Judo taught me the art of the choke and joint locks. How to transition from one range to another!

@leoprzytuac3660 3 года назад

Oohh yeaah, I knew ma boi Ramsey had to make a video with Seth at some point!

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

you know it!!

@jarongoode9601 3 года назад

I love hearing two people who does martial arts talk about martial arts I don't know if you have done a video about self-defense but can you do a video about which martial arts are the best self-defense thank you.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Gotcha gotcha 👍

@KaptainCanuck 3 года назад

It is, I think, not the art, necessarily, but how the teacher applies their art. So many claim to teach self-defence but do not have a clue.

@wakanakapisihello5655 3 года назад

Ramsey is a learned gentleman any way you cut it. I can't think of a soul anywhere that knows at all, much less really understands as many different arts/styles. He's taken Bruce's concept and just run off with the baton. The man knows of what he speaks...

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

Truth 👏👏

@bensoulsby86 Год назад

The capoeira/wrestling thing was such a revelation!

@SaftonYT 3 года назад

Can't help but feel that the best choice to pair with the traditional Wushu forms is Sanda/Sanshou. It has a certain poetry to it: you've learned the artsy fartsy side of Wushu*, now you can learn the practical/modern/functionalized side of it. Like the Wushu forms, Sanda took the various forms of Kung Fu and put it in a giant melting pot to form one single coherent curriculum (more or less). The result is one of the more proven forms of striking in the world, IMO. It's basically K-1 Kickboxing but with Judo-esque hip throws and most wrestling takedowns allowed, so you'd be fairly well-rounded to boot. And of course it fills the "hard sparring" requirement laid out by you and Ramsey. The end result would be someone with a pretty neat perspective on the heritage and divergence of Chinese martial arts. *I'm kidding. I have nothing but respect for anyone who mastered traditional Wushu along with the time and dedication it takes.

@AngryAge 3 года назад

Love too see part 2

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

You got it!

@davidriddell5573 3 года назад

This is the video I didn't know I was looking for. I have been trying to decide between Judo and BJJ as a supplement to my Karate. Now I just need the world to be back in order so it's not irresponsible to practice grappling with strangers.

@SenseiSeth 3 года назад

I have another good one for transitioning tomorrow that’s also with Ramsey!