Taekwondo is great for basic martial arts (not just Olympic sparring), it teaches stances, blocks, strikes and kicks, balance, coordination, flexibility and breath control. once you have learned the basics (colored ranks) you become a black belt. black belts then continue on to Hapkido, Yusool, etc. to learn more complex combos of the basics plus adds ground fighting, close quarters combat and the 'real' martial arts. black belt is not the end, but the true beginning for a real martial artist!
Hello Sir, I'm a TKD student/ass.instructor, 1st Dan black belt. However I do sport TKD, not the martial art, and never really looked at the differences between the two, could you please explain them to me please?
@xxxMelodyOfDawnxxx Difficult to question to answer. If you training WTF Taekwondo, you must be practise Martial arts relating sports. WTF TKD develop as a olympic sports. Martial arts is reality base training. when we standing in the street, we experience lots of punching, elbow, knee, Grappling situation. so we don' t have to limitation our style. Wathching my other video, (playlist - Tutorial, sparring instruction series...) Thanks for comment!
buen video y un buen maestro, seria un gran honor que diese clases en el gimnasio de taekwondo al que voy, el nivel del maestro es superior. FELICIDADES.
so many tkd dojangs are watered down. I've not found one that I fully trust since the last one closed shop. What I would give to have someone like this man in my area!!!
@expertkbs I new you were using hapkido because i know the differences between hapkido and taekwondo and you are wearing a hapkido gi and hapkido uses way more grappling than taekwondo it uses way more moves period.
No, not ll striking arts are not similiar. Old Tai Chi is viscious and lethal, as is Pakua, and not similar to TKD. They use the more powerful palm stike much more often and they are not a sport in any way. As Tai Chi says, when he moves in, I move in and attack dim muk points, and never back up.
yes this is an excellent video demonstrates very well how little energy a true master uses....they dont need too they have the experience..my husband is also a 4th dan master in a very very similar looking art
yes this is an excellent video demonstrates very well how little energy a true master uses....they dont need too they have the experience..my husband is also a 4th dam master in a very very similar looking art
in their style. Most pple who got a taste or two on some martial art thing tend to criticize that TKD have all showy but useless fighting style. But that maybe partly right, but once you get a proper instructor, you can change a little bit of your preconception about TKD.
In the first part of this video, this teaching style has nothing new in regular TKD sparring class.
You can see so many skillful and trained masters in the field who are teaching effective TKD sparring. And they take much importance in keeping the balance in your every movement. and also emphasize on uselessness of lavishing high side kicks and round kicks. Most of the instructors all know better than doing some old style two-foot fencing. Also they always pursue the accuracy and power.
he isn;t necessarily \using hapkido. true tkd does have takedowns and joint locks although most are focused on the arms joint and not the legs. that past may be hapkido.
@expertkbs my mind is open. and I'm not speaking against hapkido, my grandmaster learned hapkido to make his hand to hand fighting better and another master of mine taught me some hapkido as well as tkd hand to hand. I was simply stating that true tkd does have more to offer than just kicks. I love seeing tkd practitioners that can grapple as well. you are a good master.
this style seems more like military tkd. my master was trained that way. he trains us in wtf style i wish to learn the more aggressive style like you showed. looks like you also incorporate hop kiddo?
This is a fantastic masterclass, so useful to get sparring tips like this. However, I have a problem with sound quality and can't hear what you're saying at 2'10 when talking about roundkicks and what I believe you're saying about fighters doing using them naturally and how it's good to go in straight. Is this correct? Great sequences on the real power of martial arts when done by a master. Thanks
@RiadLahboul1 Thanks for the comment I am intend to explain do not Throwing routine round house kick without sharpness, accuracy.. sorry about my bad english.^^
@MoatsRansom the rock army?id say you mean the ROK army(republic of korea).This training is entirely sports orientated,its tkd with some basic boxing and some grappling,all things they never learned in the army.Regular tkd was used in the army.
this is not taekwondo, it is hapkido ._.
Alu470 1 week ago
Taekwondo is great for basic martial arts (not just Olympic sparring), it teaches stances, blocks, strikes and kicks, balance, coordination, flexibility and breath control. once you have learned the basics (colored ranks) you become a black belt. black belts then continue on to Hapkido, Yusool, etc. to learn more complex combos of the basics plus adds ground fighting, close quarters combat and the 'real' martial arts. black belt is not the end, but the true beginning for a real martial artist!
kohanjin 1 week ago
why not call it jeet kune do? or mma?
McDave1312 2 weeks ago
Hello Sir, I'm a TKD student/ass.instructor, 1st Dan black belt. However I do sport TKD, not the martial art, and never really looked at the differences between the two, could you please explain them to me please?
xxxMelodyOfDawnxxx 3 weeks ago
@xxxMelodyOfDawnxxx Difficult to question to answer. If you training WTF Taekwondo, you must be practise Martial arts relating sports. WTF TKD develop as a olympic sports. Martial arts is reality base training. when we standing in the street, we experience lots of punching, elbow, knee, Grappling situation. so we don' t have to limitation our style. Wathching my other video, (playlist - Tutorial, sparring instruction series...) Thanks for comment!
expertkbs 3 weeks ago
@expertkbs
okay, I understand now, thank you sir! I really appreciate it :)!
And yes, I'm training for WTF, not ITF.
xxxMelodyOfDawnxxx 2 weeks ago
This is exactly how my tkd teacher is. We do the real sutff full contact not sport.
vcamnowguy 3 weeks ago
i love how he is a tkd teacher but mixes it up. I think everyone who is a martial artist should have a ground system
ThisIsHalen 3 weeks ago
Its good to see a TKD instructor mixing it up. Wish more dojangs did this...then maybe I'd still consider training in it.
SecularHumanoid 3 weeks ago
This master is the real deal! I bow to you! :)
JoakimFritz 3 weeks ago
can you make a video on kick control? i love how you're able to just switch,stop, and continue your kicks,
itssohardtomakeaname 1 month ago
buen video y un buen maestro, seria un gran honor que diese clases en el gimnasio de taekwondo al que voy, el nivel del maestro es superior. FELICIDADES.
drewz1011 1 month ago
Wow. You are obviously a real fighter of very high skill. I am now a huge fan! Too bad you don't teach in Maryland... TT_TT
Great stuff!!! I love seeing REAL martial artists ^^
dragonhalfchao 1 month ago
Very nice teaching! Beside competition kick-only fighting it is usefull to know puch defence. Take this Muai Thay haters !
GamingPro2 1 month ago
I WANT LEARN THIS SHIT !! :(
mcali01 1 month ago 2
so many tkd dojangs are watered down. I've not found one that I fully trust since the last one closed shop. What I would give to have someone like this man in my area!!!
imreadydoctor 1 month ago
@expertkbs The grappling you are using is hapkido right.
TheShinobi32 1 month ago
@TheShinobi32 hapkido and ju-jitsu as well.
expertkbs 1 month ago
@expertkbs I new you were using hapkido because i know the differences between hapkido and taekwondo and you are wearing a hapkido gi and hapkido uses way more grappling than taekwondo it uses way more moves period.
TheShinobi32 1 month ago
No, not ll striking arts are not similiar. Old Tai Chi is viscious and lethal, as is Pakua, and not similar to TKD. They use the more powerful palm stike much more often and they are not a sport in any way. As Tai Chi says, when he moves in, I move in and attack dim muk points, and never back up.
James
yangxiaojia1 1 month ago
its a traditional form of taekwondo rite? all striking arts are so similar
bliblablu999 2 months ago
yes this is an excellent video demonstrates very well how little energy a true master uses....they dont need too they have the experience..my husband is also a 4th dan master in a very very similar looking art
Nightstalker1968 2 months ago
yes this is an excellent video demonstrates very well how little energy a true master uses....they dont need too they have the experience..my husband is also a 4th dam master in a very very similar looking art
Nightstalker1968 2 months ago
Tanks master.
automotivocarol 2 months ago
What a wonderful Master =O
CheloVC 2 months ago
wow smaller than you guys, and making you look like fairy's LOL!! He's dangerous!!
leatherneckal22 2 months ago
A rare sight, watching a master at work
lesstalkmorerockuk 2 months ago
I wanna learn from this guy
Bsmalls808 2 months ago
Such a good video lol
greggylasek 2 months ago
Is that tawkwondo or hapkido?
joompayoutubio 2 months ago
why are all the good schools in japan? cause there the best obviously....
stigmatic79 2 months ago
Very Good Video!
runawaycop 2 months ago
in their style. Most pple who got a taste or two on some martial art thing tend to criticize that TKD have all showy but useless fighting style. But that maybe partly right, but once you get a proper instructor, you can change a little bit of your preconception about TKD.
enok11 2 months ago
In the first part of this video, this teaching style has nothing new in regular TKD sparring class.
You can see so many skillful and trained masters in the field who are teaching effective TKD sparring. And they take much importance in keeping the balance in your every movement. and also emphasize on uselessness of lavishing high side kicks and round kicks. Most of the instructors all know better than doing some old style two-foot fencing. Also they always pursue the accuracy and power.
enok11 2 months ago
this a true Master! he is not in rocky mount NC thats for sure.
MrJbar76 2 months ago
that intercepting kick was basically a Bruce Lee technique. This Master surely studied well.
SpecialSomeone4u 2 months ago
fuckin' awesome! love it
liokide 2 months ago
Best TKD i seen yet.. In Australia??
SudoJudo1 3 months ago
@SudoJudo1 Yes he is, he's in Kogarah
Haylorr 3 months ago
Finally someone making TKD more practical. Thanks.
dragonfist25 3 months ago
Great instruction.
La77a 3 months ago
he isn;t necessarily \using hapkido. true tkd does have takedowns and joint locks although most are focused on the arms joint and not the legs. that past may be hapkido.
ajwall1 3 months ago
@ajwall1
open your mind! We need to practise anything good for complete your Martial Arts system.
expertkbs 3 months ago 9
@expertkbs my mind is open. and I'm not speaking against hapkido, my grandmaster learned hapkido to make his hand to hand fighting better and another master of mine taught me some hapkido as well as tkd hand to hand. I was simply stating that true tkd does have more to offer than just kicks. I love seeing tkd practitioners that can grapple as well. you are a good master.
ajwall1 3 months ago
not gonna lie i find it very cool that this is actual practical full contact tkd you don't encounter much of that most times
majaimay 3 months ago
My master goes bang bang bang to :P
Hm0ngYexus 3 months ago
this is hapkido master that teach to tkd guys
1masaniello 3 months ago
this is real taekwondo, show this to the tkd haters MORONS
ShikamaruTKD 4 months ago
Your kicks are so amazingly fast.
FormerDeathMachine 4 months ago
Are you Traditional Chund Do Kwan teacher or are you a sport Teacher?
NARUTOVIDEOMAKER4LIF 4 months ago
@NARUTOVIDEOMAKER4LIF
I am not. I love TKD as Martial Arts.
expertkbs 4 months ago
@expertkbs I see.
NARUTOVIDEOMAKER4LIF 4 months ago
this style seems more like military tkd. my master was trained that way. he trains us in wtf style i wish to learn the more aggressive style like you showed. looks like you also incorporate hop kiddo?
ZONER4201 4 months ago
Gostei das técnicas de Sparring!!! Sou faixa Vermelha escura em Taekwondo a muitos anos no Brasil, e sou fanático pelas técnicas de chutes dessa arte.
I enjoyed the sparring techniques! I'm dark red belt in Taekwondo many years in Brazil, and I am a fanatic for the kicking techniques of this art.
Congratulation for video!
rodrigostreeter 4 months ago
minute 2:27 omg is awesome!!!!!!!!!
joseguitar25 4 months ago
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joseguitar25 4 months ago
the instructor is so quick it amazing
midknightforever 4 months ago
This is a fantastic masterclass, so useful to get sparring tips like this. However, I have a problem with sound quality and can't hear what you're saying at 2'10 when talking about roundkicks and what I believe you're saying about fighters doing using them naturally and how it's good to go in straight. Is this correct? Great sequences on the real power of martial arts when done by a master. Thanks
RiadLahboul1 4 months ago
@RiadLahboul1 Thanks for the comment I am intend to explain do not Throwing routine round house kick without sharpness, accuracy.. sorry about my bad english.^^
expertkbs 4 months ago
This is not Taekwondo. Not allowed to kick low in Taekwondo!
KHAIDER73 4 months ago
@KHAIDER73
Thanks for comment. but we don't training TKD as a Sports.
expertkbs 4 months ago 14
@expertkbs your comment was just awesome.
HermesDo 3 months ago
@KHAIDER73
Thats correct, I think this is closer to Taekwondo as used by the Rock army(Korean army). The teaching is more towards combative instead of sports.
MoatsRansom 4 months ago
@MoatsRansom the rock army?id say you mean the ROK army(republic of korea).This training is entirely sports orientated,its tkd with some basic boxing and some grappling,all things they never learned in the army.Regular tkd was used in the army.
scarred10 4 months ago
@MoatsRansom
Eu já competi no Estilo WTF, mas prefiro estilo arte marcial, pois competição tem um tempo de treinamento, arte marcial é para vida toda!
I've competed in WTF style, but I prefer style martial art, because competition has a training time, martial arts is for life!
rodrigostreeter 4 months ago
@KHAIDER73 Not in sport WTF style anyway.
sevensixtwomm 4 months ago
Now that's a good Taekwondo Master =)
NunoTrickz 5 months ago 22
This Cat's a Monster - 1
xylene8 5 months ago
thank`s
SuperNeutronX 5 months ago
wow.. now that is a sage
cmitchell45 6 months ago 2