@quinnwhite1330
Just so everyone knows, illegal moves are illegal because they typically lead to serious, permanent injuries, not because the fighters dont know how to deal with them.
@Maturas
Types of swords and fencing schools? Like katana, szabla, rapier, spade, etc.
@R1ver7th
i kinda wish you had talked about Hapkido. ik its very similar to Aikido but its a really cool art and more self defense focused than most, so i think more people should know about it
@Micha-Hil
I've been practicing Shotokan Karate from a young age and this video really helps solidify what makes combat sports so interesting and fun to practice/watch. Thanks for the video!
@filipposerra4208
Hello dear YouTuber, thank you for this video. I live with Ju Jitsu for 28 years now and I will use this video to summarise to the unending list of curious people that every week asks me what is the difference between my art and the others thousands. I also love the fact that even if this is a not pretentious video you also take the time to list a great range of martial art disciplines. In every one of these we can spend HOURS of talking styles and techniques but you arrive at the core principles in just a few words and I deeply appreciated that. Grazie mille ❤️
@Sunfull100
FYI : 10:53 The way to pronounce Joseon(조선) is not 'Ho-Seh-un', but 'Jo-sun'. the way you pronounce its kinda Mexican style and it made me smile 😀. thx again to introduce all the interesting martial arts in the world.
@Cat-f1r
My classmate always brags that he can do taekwondo but he cant even use it on a real fight 😂
@lukaspersson6581
You should do a video on the different types of wrestling, like sumo, ssiruem, bökh and so on
@minifig_studios
There are two styles of Taekwondo: WT: The more popular and well known style that is showcased in the Olympics and mainly focuses on fast kicking combinations and only allowing punches to the torso. ITF: The original and more traditional style that is not as well known as its more modern counterpart. ITF focuses on fast and effective punching and kicking combinations and has a rule set similar to kickboxing, only excluding kicks below the belt but has elbows and knees in its forms
@JasonMartin327
Hap Ki Do, the one thing that's not on here, is literally the only one I was ever exposed to.
@deathwithinlifemrmoriesnev4337
Bro forget about kalaripayattu
@panagiotis1253
You forgot spinjitsu
@517zedo
Bro forgot Jeet Kune Do, Taijutsu, and Look-See-Do
@ryanlynch324
3:24 did somebody say gracie jiu-jitsu
@10073sun
Kalaripayattu, an ancient Indian martial art originating in Kerala, is often referred to as the "mother of all martial arts". ❤❤
@DanMorgan-bh5fv
You forgot Master Ken's Ameri-Dote how dare you!
@frinkledinkjones
i het excited to even see muay thai get brought up
@KneedsG
Aikido is also called Bullshido
@psycho_gaming-e2f
(I am a Second dan black belt btw)Taekwondo is not just focused on kicks. This is a common misconception about taekwondo. We punch almost as much as we kick and we dont just spar either. There is also something called poomsae (these are forms/patterns) similar to kata in karate.
@davidpumpkinsjr.5108