Joe Rogan On Muay Thai

Joe Rogan On Muay Thai
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Full Clip: Taken from JRE MMA Show # 144
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[@MMA]

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[@shelby3347]

That guys elbow technique sucks. He’s using like a blunt object when it’s a knife for slicing.

[@NitrogenEyes]

Wonderboy shouldn’t pop up for Tae Kwon Do, he is karate through and through and has an insane kickboxing record as well as a respectable career in UFC

[@mje8798]

Highly agreed

[@piedramultiaristas8573]

May the elder gods protect y from shao shao, shang shang living forest 🌴😱🌴 and baraka..

[@marcusinpain5059]

Luke Rockhold instead forsure

[@aidanbagwell7879]

I think they added that bcs he spins a lot

[@sullyb23511]

​@@marcusinpain5059Is Rockhold a TKD guy?

[@thebossness1440]

Joe is a guy who grew up on Taekwondo as well, really goes to show

[@korribreki]

A black belt

[@H.K.5]

He also has kickboxing experience so he knows which one is tougher.

[@donnybarns]

Taekwondo is not for fighting, it's a never-ending science of defense. Becoming black belt only proves you know the basics, there aren't many that mastered taekwondo degrees because they change to defend against new fighting styles almost yearly now. It has become nearly impossible to truly master taekwondo within a lifetime.

[@user-rj2wj4tj9w]

Jon bones jones😅

[@Miraclelnvoker]

​@@donnybarnsfr in taekwando they give everyone black belts 😂 when i was in highschool back in 2008 i already have 3 schoolmates who are black belts

[@BoingBulletProof]

Next tip is, if you trained in Muay Thai don’t go to Thailand and think you can fight this little guys 😂

[@FBi_.]

Facts

[@cccc-fh7su]

Ah, they're just little thai kids pretty much. What could go wrong? (Insert purple thighs and falling to the canvas 10,000 times from being swept)

[@advancedprototype_3328]

Even the lady boys know Muay Thai

[@user-og8zq9po1d]

🤣@@advancedprototype_3328

[@SKNDR]

​​@@100knotpossiblelíue- suffer with me (slowed)

[@Jandro1083]

I started Muay Thai 15 years ago, 2 years after I started in MT, I went into Boxing. Incorporating Boxing's footwork and hand speed/precision into Muay Thai's 8 limbs style is such a huge advantage.

[@spectrepar2458]

Im considering getting started (probably light at first because im still out of shape) but im concerned about brain injuries over time. Has that been an issue for you and are their ways that one can train that will help them for basic self defense but minimize their risk?

[@RJwarriorpoet]

The one problem I ran into was really sitting into my punches. I had to punch a little more upright to account for kicks and to maintain my defensive reactions quicker.

[@coryvictorian7230]

I’m bout to do that

[@curtisdabb9193]

Nice bro

[@ryanr482]

@@spectrepar2458if you don’t compete this shouldn’t be a problem at all. The gym you go to should not spar so hard that head injuries are a real risk

[@eastafrika728]

When I studied Muay Thai, my coach taught me that the elbow is like a machete.

[@bangermccrusher]

pretty accurate

[@curtisdabb9193]

If you hit the elbow can fuck somone up

[@blueskyz8097]

Tony's the Type of Guy who cracks codes with his elbows

[@gatocles99]

Taekwondo has elbows, knees and headbutts... Old school Taekwondo that is...

[@brandonfitzgerald-eo3tk]

It's kind of weird that joe rogan has a black belt in Taekwondo But apparently he forgot about the elbows.

[@gatocles99]

@@brandonfitzgerald-eo3tk And knees and headbutts and flying stomps... Look up the Tiger Brigade and what they would do to Viet Cong Commies, no guns, only Tae Kwon Do. Real Tae Kwon Do works just fine in a fight.

[@wargey3431]

@@brandonfitzgerald-eo3tkhe did WTF not ITF ITF was the Taekwondo created by general Choi for the Korean army combining the martial arts he knew himself and experience from other when he left to teach it to the North Koreans the republic declared him a traitor and created WTF which is what Joe did that has no strikes to the head

[@brandonfitzgerald-eo3tk]

@@wargey3431 It sounds like the republic made an inferior version of a good martial art I wonder how joe rogan would be if he learned that other martial art?

[@MRN932]

​@@brandonfitzgerald-eo3tk its not the republic it's more just the sport and Olympic version. A good WTF school will tell you that it's for sport and not designed for self defence

[@jwizdum2103]

The recent Rodtang vs Superlek fight was one of the best displays of elbows I’ve seen in a long time.

[@thefittest5703]

And one of the best muay thai fights in years

[@davidjones8043]

Unbelievable stuff

[@davidjones8043]

Sorry, meAnt to say I was unbelievably STIFF the entire time

[@Idkchangethislater]

Weird that the kicking machine and the muay mat went straight for the Elbows 😂 Don’t think they wanted to go to decision at all

[@FortyFiveUltimate45]

Blood crown/mask

[@TheNextGronk]

this is coming from a taekwondo black belt

[@brandonfitzgerald-eo3tk]

It would make more Sent to teach, the kid both. Arts

[@performancecartel]

The fact is a lot of Tae Kwon Do instructors are now building McDojos and handing out belts because it's Tuesday lol. Honestly Judo,boxing,muay thai, bjj,wrestling, mma,kickboxing, even JKD with the right school because that in itself is the original modernized mma

[@cheemsandgoku3626]

@@performancecartelI kinda wanna quit taekwondo it’s not really helping a lot

[@cheemsandgoku3626]

@@performancecartelI might start boxing

[@performancecartel]

@cheemsandgoku3626 go for it you will not regret it and honestly I would even recommend muay thai also foe an even easier transition but higher results short term and long term. Both muay thai and boxing you will be at a drastically higher level in 1 year sometimes even 6 months depending on how many times a week your training. I mean seriously YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT

[@tylerelefterion5606]

Learned karate, then Muay Thai. The first is great for distance striking, fast in and out attacks, and management of space, the second is useful for clinch striking, sweeps, defense, and power striking.

[@punishedwhispers1218]

One is a mcdojo you send your kids to so they can pretend to be martial artists, the other is a martial art

[@tylerelefterion5606]

@@punishedwhispers1218 lots of karate strikers in MMA: wonderboy, bas rutten, Whittaker, lyoto machida, GSP... It's quite useful.

[@JonathanLopez-xs6vr]

​@@punishedwhispers1218what are you talking bout

[@iramkazim5038]

​@@punishedwhispers1218Bro kyobushin karate is real, it's not like other forms which are for show

[@solvemproblerstudios5889]

@@punishedwhispers1218Karate has been heavily watered down by western society. Real Karate with improved flow genuinely is pretty solid.

[@johndouglas1294]

The TKD I did as a kid did elbows and knees, we even utilized the Thai clinch for a knee and then throw them back.

[@bangermccrusher]

ITF?

[@No_step_on_snake]

Nice. Did you use them in sparring tho?

[@thomo2127]

​@@No_step_on_snakeno shit

[@Only2GendersCommonSense]

"Jamie, pull up that video of the bear practicing Muay Thai."

[@nicholaslang6187]

Totally agree but I want to train taekwondo just to get my kicks better

[@jellypunk1495]

Don’t bother. Your kicks will have no impact since they teach point fighting. It’s very pretty but in K1 Tae Kwon Do guys were famous for having Muay Thai guys just walk right through their kicks.

[@johndouglas1294]

​@thelaughinghorse269agreed, my friend and I even did shin conditioning. Gone are those days. Lol

[@taeveo9471]

Great decision. As a TKD Student I highly recommend. We also spar often without point based tournament format, and focus on breaking techniques (which are what they sound like.)

[@fireandiron4181]

@@jellypunk1495I remember when Muay Thai first became super popular, and everyone realized that all that fancy flashy shit doesn’t work that great against guys who kick trees for fun.

[@DUDEBroHey]

TKD can help your speed, form and foot movement. If that's what you think you will help give it a try. Though some muai thai instructors will insist you roundhouse kick the muai thai way if that's what you're later into.

[@thewillverine8989]

Some of the best fighters have a TKD background just need Masters that teach you to you utilize every part of your body.

[@brandonfitzgerald-eo3tk]

True, for example, you also need to have multiple different Martial arts under your belt and combine them.

[@tamgee8858]

Exactly. The best have been trained by the best. A good coach makes all of the difference.

[@crotchy7667]

Yeah. John Wayne Parr, featured in this video, started in TKD, I believe.

[@ryanmullins2103]

People hate on taekwondo but it taught me self esteem and discipline just like any other martial art.

[@wasabi5338]

TKD is not useless, but its not great on its own either. Its a great supplementary striking art, but very incomplete if you just rely on it alone.

[@xcubetech2782]

Fun fact, tkd do learn elbows and low blow too, just not in sparring/competition

[@MrStaybrown]

Back in the 1980's some of elementary students would go down to Kim's Tae Kwon Do for 2 hours in a small town, then walk home. It was something to do after-school. My family moved to the outskirts of a large town and they had karate. It was totally different, it was just aimed at winning in tournaments by points, nothing to do with defending yourself. It's really different from place to place.

[@FatRonaldo1]

The beauty of using elbows in a real life self defence situation is most people aren’t expecting them at all and the element of suprise is crucial

[@Fenris1on1]

Nothing wrong with old school Tae Kwondo,,,

[@joesr31]

Yeah but in most places, the traditional style is not taught, on average, its just better to go to muay thai gyms

[@Fenris1on1]

@@joesr31 nahh I'll stick with my 25y of Grecco and 37y of Kyokushin and a whole bunch of other systems through the +50y of Martial Arts 🤔

[@DUDEBroHey]

Muai thai is great. I do it a bit. Not saying I'm great at it. It and a few other styles get way too much credit for its own good.

[@iROChakri]

Old school TKD in fact is just a new TKD with Muay thai elements. Due to nationalism, TKD with elbow is called old school TKD lol

[@erozaky1077]

​@@Fenris1on1😂😂😂

[@miklo4269]

ELBOWS!!!!!

[@stevenjackson5541]

There’s definitely over a handful of men out there that has some permanent scarring from my elbow.

[@erozaky1077]

Not me 💪🏼☝🏼👊🏼

[@THEBEANLORD4]

PT coach told me im never going to be a proffesional fighter or proffesional body builder diagnosed me with joint hyperlaxativity I have 8 years of wrestling 4 of boxing and 1 in each bjj and muay thai befor an injury I'm currently 6' 220 after cutting from 320lbs

[@jii-ro7083]

Taekwondo is great entry point to martial arts for Kids. Also teaches great humility and respect

[@karlokarloo4658]

And its also an insanely good base for other martial arts. You get great flexibility and you understand rotations of the body.

[@giosephtv9970]

every martial art teaches humility and respect, but yeah. i do Muay Thai but Taekwondo is a really great martial art to do, especially if you're new

[@CaPnBaLlBaG]

Also is a pretty safe way to get them used to contact and not being afraid of getting hit (or kicked).

[@bullymaguire4431]

Yeah it will make you fast and flexible but if you should also learn punching techniques because taekwondo has effective kicks but there punches are not so strong

[@jii-ro7083]

@@bullymaguire4431 that has nothing to do with My original comment.

[@mizutxko]

This is coming from a person that loved taekwondo and done it for years

[@jordandillon8082]

I’m not even a Yair fan but how do people not talk about that elbow more. Not only was it crazy technique but he landed it so hard and so perfect that it one shot KO’d one of the most durable fighters in that weight classes history.

[@englishjake]

Meanwhile Yair the taekwondo master has one of the best elbow finishes. Edit: mauy tai doesn't train that type of elbow I don't think any sport does lol. Also taekwondo does train elbows and knees as well.

[@joehogan8013]

because he also trains mauy thai

[@sethwilliams8916]

@@joehogan8013big brain moment

[@Lance-Oakland]

*the best elbow finish.

[@user-nj1zu2nf1x]

Because he gave up on that taekwondo s*** lol

[@SenseyWTF]

Because he learnt Muay Thai?? Haha

[@Mulletmans]

That last one is crazy..

[@Pyreax865]

Learn both, I mean you can’t go wrong with it.

[@brianrahuba6919]

Put TKD and mix boxing with it . Just do elbow drills . Personally, I love Dutch boxing, and it's new to me . I say it's equally effective as Mauy Thai and most definitely a rawer style . And if I'm not mistaken, you can take TSD. I believe they use albows

[@commanderneptune]

First martial art I got into is Muay Thai and I’m fully addicted to it

[@goraisan]

Learn what you love and what makes you happy! That’s all!

[@DF-fp4cg]

Elbows have saved my face from getting kicked in.. in real life fights.

[@guyplayer0936]

Old school Taekwondo has elbows

[@kogaju7678]

I have a friend who grew up doing Tae Kwon do , met him at the muay thai gym and in a few months he was able to pivot and became a beast

[@heruking4391]

Tae Kwon Do , Karate and traditional martial arts teach discipline. Which is the most important aspect of a fighters true strength.

[@dresdenwinterknight9553]

so does muay thai

[@bjjthaiboxing]

Elbows... plus leg kicks, Thai clinch and knees!

[@user-yi9yb9nt6u]

Yodkhunpon Sittraiphum best elbow fighter of all time

[@prestonwinters9656]

Man that Matt brown elbow is a thing of beauty

[@fastlifebmx9292]

This may sound weird but this is where specific martial arts come in handy, like Wing Chun & JKD; lots of these martial arts are about hotspots and JKD especially is supposed to be a practical self defense agent plus useful in competitive sense

[@miesvaillanykyisyytta3252]

If you want pure self-defense just do krav maga or any such art. Wing Chun is a historical martial art. Using wing chun to fight nowadays is like a modern army using spears and arrows instead of drones.

[@siuu156]

Muay Thai + wrestling + jiu jutsu = unbeatable fighter👽

[@JFrog-vs7nw]

My Muay Thai teacher trained in Thailand and my god his was of teaching was brutal I love the sport Muay Thai is so slept on

[@user-nj1zu2nf1x]

This was a great episode

[@JoseALangdon]

Those high placement kicks do work and do wonders tho. Especially when they’re unexpected

[@mutant0177]

That last upward elbow is sick!!

[@gustavosousa8254]

Im thinking between Muay Thai and kick boxing rn

[@samgovars9544]

John Wayne Parr was always my favorite Australian fighter. I loved how he tricked his opponents . They thought they were going to get jabbed then he kicks them while they were putting their guard up to take the jab.

[@arthercurey1726]

I've studied traditional taekwondo almost my entire life and we don't take out the elbows. We have several conditioning drills that focus on just this aspect.. you have to know how to throw an elbow so you don't hurt yourself...

[@Moneymaker-sl5jk]

Traditional taekwondo isn’t easy to find anymore

[@dogedave3188]

Keep it real you guys are 99% kickers. That’s cool though I’m not hating, but you ain’t throwing combinations like Muay Thai guys.

[@kael3691]

⁠@@dogedave3188 Side and spinning back kicks seem to work effectively against the Thais. But yeah, Muay Thai is one of the best striking arts.

[@RUARI-mi1yt]

muay thai is predictable@@dogedave3188

[@bullymaguire4431]

Yeah but now majority of dojos karate and taekwondo are mac dojo They don't know how to fight they just want your money.

[@EricTheActor805]

Boxing and Freestyle Wrestling

[@nexesses1548]

I like TKD as like an add on, a specialization to get into alongside a solid base of something else.

[@DUDEBroHey]

If someone wants to learn tkd then that person should learn tkd. There's nothing wrong with that.

[@vehaanrore540]

Even karate teaches you elbow strikes

[@_Pan_man]

Fwi elbows are still in taekwondo

[@AnakinSkywalkerYT]

I see comments like this often. Elbows, knees, and backfists are TECHNICALLY a part of TKD, however they are never trained and are pretty much obsolete compared to any other martial art.

[@xax2952]

​@@AnakinSkywalkerYTi think they are not practiced in taekwondo gyms because 90% of traditional martial students are under the age of 10.

[@AnakinSkywalkerYT]

@@xax2952 yeah lol. And it makes sense too. Parents want their kids to learn to defend themselves, but they don't want them to get hurt, so they stray away from the dangerous and effective stuff and enroll their kids into the board breaking/kata schools where they'll never get hurt.

[@loganstaten6219]

​@@AnakinSkywalkerYTNo Pain No Gain, not everyone's getting a trophy in this sport.😅😅

[@714ever8]

​@@xax2952 that stat can't apply to all of them though lol

[@iROChakri]

TKD, Kung fu, Kung fu and such are mostly based on fanciness. Muay thai has always been based on simplicity that works. Moreover, Old school TKD also has elbows and such but despite of its name, it is not really old school. Its actually a new TKD system with Muay thai in it. If original TKD had elbows (same to Karate and Kung fu), TKD would be known for elbows (low kicks, clinch, you name it) already esp it was explored to the West way before Muay thai. Muay thai just changed every stand up style today. You can already see that today TKD, Karate, Kung fu already started abandoning their fancy techniques and doing more simple Muay thai and Boxing techniques.

[@ya_dude_himself]

I do Taekwondo solely for kicking ability, and as a near lifelong enjoyer of MMA who mainly does Taekwondo I will always say that it works best as a compliment to other styles, like Boxing, Muay Thai, and Karate

[@juuk3103]

That last elbow was soooo beautiful OMG 😳

[@Harper_MMA]

Any practition can be affective. The difference is what techniques to use in each scenario.

[@dragon_slayerwtr1106]

I'm in TKD and we learn elbow moves and knee moves. They're not used in tournaments, but the way my instructors teach isn't only for sport, it's also for SD.

[@ayvzu]

I absolutely love elbow strikes, next to leg strikes forsure.

[@larrywhittaker9901]

GOTTA LEAAN INTO IT 😂

[@Bob-uz4ov]

I would agree as someone who has done both. We spar every class in Muay-Thai and everything is practical. That being said the injury risk is much greater because of that. So it's about determining if you don't mind the extra risk and abuse.

[@xekis]

James O'Keefe in there setting up honey traps and throwing elbows.

[@DjBlFc81]

He aint wrong!

[@jackmartin3576]

Tony Ferguson's elbows are like swords

[@HelloThere.....]

An elbow parry block is amazing. Parry their fist into your elbow and make sure their fingers land right on the hard part of your elbow. I did in sparring to a grown man as a teenager it really hurt his hand, it was done very lightly.

[@Crazy_Schizo]

Imagine mike tyson throwing elbows 💀

[@UsualCivilisationDestroyer]

Last elbow🤯

[@sigma_alphaman]

Joe: “Don’t teach them taekwondo” Screen: Wonderboy

[@GgCashh451]

Everything is ok to start with as long as it’s built around the shit that works individually. Lyoto, Wonderboy, yair, etc. all these guys found success because they know how to do the other stuff and now know how to make their original art form work

[@jerithomas3653]

As my style is so superb, my original style is taekwondo, but I started learning more time when I was only a yellow belt in tae kwon do, ATH style, traditional, and other styles were added having your rhythm is what needs to be taught

[@bornamanlivetobethegmyself1672]

I am Thai and I train muaythai. I never has an opportunity to meet the guy, John Wayne Pa But Everyone always tell he is the most humbled in the gym but brutal in the ring, Guy is A G.

[@tempest8746]

Taekwondo actually originally incorporated elbows in their combos or attack strings believe it or not which were honestly pretty practical based on the description by the manuals that were written and drawn. However as Taekwondo branched out it seems they more so focused on the naming on Taekwondo which is "The way of Kicking and Punching" Meaning no longer using elbows eventuakly some branches just don't even really punch much anymore and focus too much on kicking.

[@thomaslivingston5229]

"jamie, pull up the video of that bear doing muay thai"

[@youngerzzzmediast17]

Cannonier looks stoned off his chops

[@gc8328]

Because in karate or Tae kwon do you’re much less likely to get brain injuries

[@wwasdwtfcantmove]

you're not going to get brain injuries from amateur training with light sparring (with gear) here and there. Sports like football are much more likely to fuck you up in that regard

[@JoshBruin77]

I atill say Luke Lessei has the most underrated elbow in Muay Thai.

[@checkface1363]

What fight is the 7th clip, looked crazy

[@shaunbigdog7192]

Nathan Carnage Corbett the king of elbow striking.

[@cody1390]

I still remember how beautiful and vicious the first time i saw Kuai Liang do his combo in MK3 the first time..a video game yes but I cant deny the fact that when i saw the dude with a long red scar on his face and blue ninja costume hit the elbow in a super long combo along with a back fist of death?? Awesome..looked exactly as the one showed in this video with the guy that is obviously teaching it on that practice dummy

[@johnan3398]

People gotta understand there are 3 types of taekwondo. There's the 2 Olympic taekwondos that consist of performance taekwondo(called forms or sumthin) and sport taekwondo with a point system. The fighting taekwondo is the least popular as it removes so many essential aspects of combat like joe mentioned. Taekwondo in combination with a strong base in MMA is the way to go

[@biggiehwan]

As a korean who got to 2nd degree blackbelt in tkd i agree with rogan. If you really want to train to fight tkd isnt the way. Tkd is more of a sport then fighting style.

[@TerrorBlade-zx7xk]

Straight punch is faster than elbow

[@zaydagreat1500]

I feel you Joe

[@SadBoys.1996]

The yair-Korean zombie KO is no less nastier anytime I see it

[@danielhristov6175]

“Why go taekwondo?” “Why remove elbow?” Wanna go there? Why not just remove every single rule in the octagon and make it a fight till death?

[@dabomb5600]

I just realized that’s why they put the bands on the arm. To make it look cool when you elbow someone

[@Bert.Stanton]

I'm a boxer most of my life. (Never pro) I tried Muay Thai for 6 months. The guys i trained with are beasts. Never thought the training would be as tough as it was. Hands down one of the toughest martial arts out there.

[@H.K.5]

I think combining Taekwondo with Muay Thai is a good idea.

[@madmaxiemartialartsnerd485]

TKD guy here, no it's not. TKD teaches you everything wrong about how to fight. And it takes ages to fix its terrible habbits in a fighter

[@jb9006]

@@madmaxiemartialartsnerd485or maybe you just suck at it…

[@__________o____________]

@@madmaxiemartialartsnerd485yair Rodriguez says otherwise

[@madmaxiemartialartsnerd485]

@@__________o____________ Yair Rodriguez is a 30 year old man, I am also a 30 year old man. The TKD he and I learned, is not what you will learn. 95 percent of TKD schools only teach olympic TKD. finding a old school TKD school is near impossible

[@__________o____________]

@@madmaxiemartialartsnerd485 so you just contradicted your own statement. And you said you both learned the same style, yet he’s a top ufc fighter? Ok.

[@dj.djames1830]

In Thailand's public high school, I was being taught Muay Thai in P.E. class. All my classmates; boys, girls, femboys, tomboy, the weaboos, all have to pass a certain threshold to pass the class😅 The coach will be harder on the girls and the femboys(Kaatoey) especially, in case they got bullied. I still remember when I got a knee to my hip by a mere 5 ft girl after I catcalled her. I droped HARD and rolled on the floor for a whole minute💀 No girls and gay kids got teased after that class since😂

[@mje8798]

Wonder boy is karate not tywankdo

[@J4Rock210.]

Old school Teakwondo was War so there was a lot of Elbows and Kness strikes with a lot of Punches and Kicks and Grappling

[@emmycaty4670]

Elbow is very dangerous. It can damage your opponent badly.

[@lukeshuff]

Steven wakeling is the elbow king

[@Mortal-Menu]

After taekwondo i think its best to do Muy Tai so that you can combo the two

[@caelanpawson4894]

Muay thai and jet kun do 🔥

[@crotchy7667]

I believe John Wayne Parr, featured in this video, has a Taekwondo background too, before doing muay thai.

[@brycemorgan6708]

The funny thing is, if you learn traditional tae kwon do, it’s not just legs that is Americanized tae kwon do. Originally, they used arms and legs for defense and offense it’s best to take your martial arts from multiple styles, though be less predictable.

[@WtfIsLigma]

My favourite genre of JRE clips is Joe Rogan (not a fighter, I don't care if he can do a pretty kick or has a Tae Kwon Do blackbelt) explaining fighting to a professional fighter.

[@countertask]

It's all shits and giggles until someone throws a 12-6 elbow to the nose.