Every Martial Art Type Explained in 12 Minutes

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- TIMESTAMPS -
0:00 Karate
0:32 Taekwondo
1:00 Aikido
1:28 Muay Thai
2:00 Judo
2:28 Jiu-jitsu
3:18 Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
4:02 Kung Fu
4:33 Krav Maga
5:13 Capoeira
5:41 Wing Chun
6:03 Boxing
6:35 Kickboxing
6:56 Sambo
7:29 Silat
7:54 Taichi
8:17 Savate
8:51 Eskrima
9:11 Kyokushin Karate
9:47 Wushu
10:12 Wrestling
10:44 Taekkyeon
11:14 Systema
11:54 Mixed Martial Arts (MMA)
- DISCLAIMER -
Do not use this video as your only source of information. This video is for entertainment/edutainment purposes, and some information could be too oversimplified or incorrect. This channel's goal is to spark your curiosity and let you do your own research on these topics.

[@DeliciousBeans10188]

Bro forgot Spinjitzu 💀

[@albiskeller8058]

Why do we have this kinds of comments

[@ikebeckman1074]

And Rex Kwon Do 😭

[@hassantv100]

@@albiskeller8058 Because this is the internet.

[@danperry5375]

Some people didn't get the reference. but I did. It was a good one even if most people are to simple to get it

[@coal1t1on]

JUMP UP KICK BACK WHIP AROUND AND SPIN 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥

[@DrowsyDanny98]

Don't forget Death Kwon Do.

[@chickenlover21]

and hamboning

[@mrslinkydragon9910]

It's forbidden, unless you have a mullet and jeans shorts

[@ninjasolarteam]

Keyboard warrior. Ew

[@ChineduOpara]

And gun-kata

[@blaster2000]

​@@ChineduOpara *glockjutsu

[@keksidy]

For self defense, learn the illegal moves. They're illegal for a reason

[@meatykyun5981]

absolutely, you dont "compete" in the streets, just like how criminals do not abide rules and laws.

[@Splozy]

Weebs

[@EndlessNine9999]

What makes you think that a trained fighter or someone Who used to train in fighting sports or martial arts Will let you reach for their eyes, neck, balls? Makes me laugh

[@stuff5499]

​@@EndlessNine9999What makes you think every assailant will know how to fight?

[@frantisekhajek6775]

If you live in a safe country, martial arts are just not worth the effort. Criminals don't what you death (in that case you will get shot like that martial expert for Indiana Jones 😂) they just want your money. So the best way to go is to give them the money and safe your life. Plus it is really hard to protect yourself from something like a knife attack.

[@davidpumpkinsjr.5108]

Scotland has its own martial art. It's called "Fuk-Yu". It's mostly just headbutts and kicking the guy when he's on the ground.

[@chpsilva]

The training consists of the consumption of large quantities of alcoholic beverages before each fight

[@LennyCvijanovic]

Originated from Ireland, passed on through generations and was also adopted in Scotland.

[@virgilthemob1242]

It also has an armed combat branch that employs broken bottles and bar stools from what I heard.

[@MojoMachin3]

Ah!!! the Glasgow kiss

[@trex_cool123gaming4]

Is it supposed to sound like "fuk you"?

[@chazzybara]

for one term of school, we got a different performing arts teacher who got us to do capoeira. on the final lesson, we got into pairs and each did a routine while she recorded it so it could be added to an 'end of the year' dvd which everyone got. one kid got kicked in the face and went straight down. teacher kept recording it for like a good ten seconds after. we never heard from her again

[@HS-lv6wc]

Epic teacher honestly.

[@krismaturker6709]

you never heard from the teacher or the downed student?

Wait, was there an ulterior motive?

[@blacklisted9988]

😂😂😂😂​@@krismaturker6709

[@corryjamieson3909]

​@@krismaturker6709Yes

[@Maturas]

Types of swords and fencing schools? Like katana, szabla, rapier, spade, etc.

[@twmax6525]

Kendo.

[@ncrranger6409]

Longsword and great sword.

[@mr_panzer_pants]

damn even snake is here

[@moesabawi4437]

Zweiihander

[@TheOneWayDown]

​@@ncrranger6409 the fencing "school" for pretty much anything late medieval and Renaissance is HEMA

[@Rynobii]

Kung fu: Elegant and self-defense Boxing: beat his ass

[@BROSSSINA]

Suggestion: every song genre/subgenre explained

[@rickyblizzard1]

every song

[@gregoryturk1275]

@@rickyblizzard1yes

[@adrianzealot1716]

Every sound

[@GamesWorkshopsFlyingCircus]

need this

[@olliebeast1012]

It would take a single 45 minute video to go through the subgenres of metal. Lol.

[@River-Person]

bro's pronunciation actually kills me

[@nathanrangel9216]

It’s ai

[@cqrlson]

jiu jit su, taekwondo, silat

[@detruize]

Joo joo tsoo

[@eurtsiemtuobayasyehtgnihtyrevE]

"krhav mhagaa"

[@louieekk]

“Kahpooehrah”

[@DasWarVorbestimmt]

As a brazilian jiujitsu practitioner, fights in BJJ don't start on the ground. In training you usually start there, but only because it's safer. In competition, you always start standing up.

[@virgilthemob1242]

Until one guy grabs the other's pinkie and pulls guard, then you have one guy standing up and another dragging his ass like a dog with worms.

[@Judah132]

@@virgilthemob1242 bro..

[@terraria_pog2355]

Butt scooters are made fun of by other BJJ practitioners too

[@TheIntermediateGuy]

I can confirm that I've literally never started on the ground, we was do judo throws/hip tosses or other take downs to begin combate

[@theonetheonlygod1351]

​@virgilthemob1242 if one guy is standing up you get up unless you are going to sweep them

[@heresjonny666]

Karate gets two entries. HEMA is completely absent. Sad face. :(

[@adandyguyinspace5783]

It’s not in the realm of being known on a wide scale like Asian martial arts. It’ll take generations for that. I wish we had more martial arts available, I for one would like to learn some African stuff but there’s only a handful of people teaching it. Indigenous martial arts would be cool to learn too, including Pacific Islanders.

[@smilintroll]

yup i was looking forward to some HEMA :(

[@kosviik9584]

Well I think the naming makes it a bit confusing. Since the video talks about martial arts that put focus on hand-to-hand combat, or atleast have a substantial part focusing on it, and HEMA is a primarily weapons-based system with very little unarmed content. In that sense, things like Wushu are very much treading that line drawn. So yea, its a bit all over the place. But if HEMA were included, then we might aswell include things like Fencing and Kendo. But that could make for a good separate video.

[@oneoranota]

Kind ironic to do a video on martial arts, the "arts of war", and focus on hand to hand, which accounts for like 2% of actual warfare. They are more prominent because they are more relatable to us peasants. But back in medieval time, "martial art" meant archery, horse riding, sword fighting, and later on, gun shooting.

[@smithbabies7886]

As a karate practitioner, I feel ya brotha. However, it seems that this video is primarily based on empty handed combat or things evolved from them. HEMA is awesome though.

[@JasonMartin327]

Hap Ki Do, the one thing that's not on here, is literally the only one I was ever exposed to.

[@aaronjones3053]

There also tang soo do, kinda like taekwondo but with more focus on punches

[@Tacoimp-tj7rz]

Also forgot jeet kune do, a style similar to wing chun developed by Bruce Lee

[@adandyguyinspace5783]

@@aaronjones3053TKD has hand techniques, throws etc. too. When people think TKD they think the Olympic version which is kicks only.

[@hellohennessy3462]

@@aaronjones3053 Taang Soo Do is a readaptation of Karate influenced by Tae Kwon Do.

[@hellohennessy3462]

@@Tacoimp-tj7rz Jeet Kune Do is more similar to Savate and fencing than it is to Wing Chun. Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do is fencing strategy using Savate Kicks and Wing Chun countering techniques.

[@8MinutesExplainer]

"Martial arts means honestly expressing yourself." (Bruce Lee)

[@Messup7654]

My dog knows mma very well then

[@Funisapartofdiscipline]

​@Messup7654 then every father's knows Muay Thai

[@teaodaly5335]

That was his own personal opinion not a fact. and it was how to express yourself honestly in the physical world he spoke about unoriginal comment

[@whitegold8409]

exactly Jeet Kune Do

[@danperry5375]

Good thing he was an actor and not a fighter

[@taylor3621]

Grandma never stood a chance

[@justaguywhocommentsforfun]

The combo was FILTHY 😭

[@kargen1963]

Grammatical point on Hebrew: the emphasis is generally on the last syllable of a word, so Krav Maga is pronounced "Krav ma-GA"

[@megabytz8129]

hit em with that steven segal fake fu

[@kenthos6876]

You mean bullshido

[@megabytz8129]

@@kenthos6876 😂😂

[@0oghi]

I've seen videos of him tossing fools like they were paid actors. Totally legit

[@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!

[@sebastianfries274]

You forgot gun-fu

[@filipposerra4208]

Hello dear KZbinr, 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 ❤️

[@footchess387]

I'm very pleased that u added savate as i'm a patriotic french who loves his martial arts

[@hellohennessy3462]

Savate made it to the finals of UFC1. We got beaten by BJJ fighter.

[@DokkoOfLibra]

Fellow french patriot ! Défendons notre art martial 💪

[@footchess387]

@@DokkoOfLibra oh que oui Vive la France

[@josegonzalezgonzalez3486]

I made it to the red degree!! Cheers from Mexico !! Savate is underrated but god damn, it’s so good and amazing. Combine that with Muay Thai, you’re deadly. That’s what I did

[@Mikerille]

Tai chi chaun is one of the most deadly martial arts, made for war, and while most use the more yoga based tai chi, even then it still has strikes and locks based from its origins

[@user-rd8jq1pq3h]

I didn’t know there were so many martial arts

[@maxelliott_8559]

Half of them cant even be classed as martial arts as they're just useless crap

[@a12475]

There is thousands

[@Blade_Sensei]

There’s way more than showcased in the video, the ones shown are just the more popular ones

[@Hoopadeez]

What do you think mma stands for

[@zacfrfr]

i thought it was only karate and tightwandough

[@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

[@GriffinBlackmon]

these videos are so insightful

[@lukaspersson6581]

You should do a video on the different types of wrestling, like sumo, ssiruem, bökh and so on

[@diagnosing_kids]

When I was younger I learned Krav Maga the only catch was because I was 9 they didn't tell us to bite and poke the eyes of our peers.

[@Aspectclic]

Average israeli guy

[@sleepiscringe]

I love your videos!

[@8MinutesExplainer]

Another good video by "Paint Explainer" with No intro, no outro, lots of examples given to help understand, slow pace speaking but gets through all the concepts fast, just amazing 😻😻

[@BarTo-x3s]

❤️

[@cartoonraccoon2078]

3:50 Unique for using the opponent's own strength and weight against them. Except for all the others you list that do that.

[@d.e.l.8485]

As someone who practices Muay Thai and BJJ it was fun to learn about them

[@shauryasavla07]

Bro forgot the oldest martial arts ever, from which all martial arts derive from. Kalaripayattu

[@toastertubbo]

Some cool martial arts you could include if you made a part 2: Bajiquan (iconic among martial arts and video game fans for its "tetsuzanko" attack), Dambe (Hausa fighting style), Laamb (otherwise known as Senegalese Wrestling), Okichitaw (Cree martial art), 52 Blocks (invented in the U.S. prison system), Glima (viking wrestling), and Pankration (early Greece wrestling). Love the video!

[@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.

[@androiddevice4205]

I do a kind of karate called “taido”. It was made in Okinawa and is apparently similar to copeira (sorry for spelling mistakes) it’s pretty cool, look it up!

[@robotboy5026]

Been looking into it since I learned about it. Very cool martial art

[@cynon123rpb8]

Let's go! new vid!!

[@pascal8503]

bro's cooking every upload

[@MlT-sp3lp]

3:14 Judo doesn't come from jiu-jitsu.. it's the other way around, jiu-jitsu comes from judo.

[@christianschnos9875]

No, you are wrong. You probably think of another more modern form of jiu-jitsu. Brazilian Jiu Jitsu comes from Judo however

[@schwindsichtigaderechte5293]

Hap Ki Do, Kendo, Jeet Kune Do, Ninjutsu, Iaido, Naginatado, Krabi Krabong, Kalaripayattu, HEMA, Vale Tudo, Sumo, MCMAP and fencing are just a few that I could think of off the top of my head right now that you missed, not to mention the accuracy of your descriptions is at times questionable.

[@GrimfangsTV]

I've never had the urge to correct someone more than the one I have after watching this video. Still, for someone who is a stranger to the world of martial arts, that's an amazing bit of research and collation of the facts presented to you!

[@LoF375]

Just a heads up for the content creator: on 0:08, those are not karate styles, they are different types o punches. Tsuki is a denomination for "Punch" or any thrusting move really, whereas the other names are the variations, for example Gyaku refers to any move that would be executed using the opposite upperbody motion related to the front leg on your stance, so Gyaku tsuki is a frontal punch that uses your right arm when your left leg is in forward position in your stance and vice versa. Yon is the opposite of gyaku, so Yon Tsuki would be a frontal punch using your right arm when the same leg is in forward position and vice versa. Karate styles would be Kyokushin Karate or the style that I grew up in, Traditional Shotokan Karate. With all due respect, great video! Keep up the good work.

[@nostyau]

Y'all forgot Rex Kwon Do

[@lezimmy_]

Finally ... a napoleon reference 😅

[@greenish6109]

7:10 Bro said Jiu Jutsu

[@BirthDateUnknown]

I'd love to see a second part to this one! Jeet Kun Do, HEMA, and Lethwei were three other systems that came to mind while I was watching.

[@Karmastheman]

Great Video

[@amexvr]

pistol: just existing

[@Docteur_Hex]

"King fu knows no students, only masters" -Bob Lennon, the pyro barbarian

[@alikaracadev]

I'll check tai chi to fight against stress, thanks for this insightful video

[@adamyami2902]

Kung-Fu is always so simplified that its many martial arts aren’t even mentioned. 😢

[@clawfoot3786]

That's rad!

[@Yanramich]

*proceeds to become the one major real estate broker in Kamurocho*

[@robboss4740]

Hirameita😮

[@Pako_345]

Can't believe bro forgot letwei💀

[@Adorex242]

Man i love material arts it's so creative.

[@IamRealSyncsLOL]

Is cqc a different martial art or the same as krav maga or systema?

[@SFGJP]

No sumo? Olympic fencing? HEMA? 😢

[@bolenarrow9286]

Explains judo aikido able to take down larger opponents. Immediately proceeds to call BJJ unique xD (Judo black belt BJJ brown belt)

[@thinkinting]

"judo uses BJJ's techniques." ummm.....

[@DogginsFroggins]

I mean BJJ is basically an offshoot of judo, ultimately its all grappling anyways.

[@SlaveknightGale]

Bjj doesn’t start on the ground. It starts standing like judo. You just can pull guard ( sit down ).

[@ninjasolarteam]

Japanese jujutsu was the bjj that focus on grappling, locks, disarming and pressure points before judo, before aikijujuts, before aikido and before bjj. Bjj and judo and jujutsu did not start there. It was shuai jiao and xing yi quan

[@thelovingrockerboy7811]

As a 10 year practicioner of TaeKwonDo, yeah, that description was on point. A thing our Master focuses on too is discipline and emotion control

[@arjunbanerji241]

Hey there! Love your videos. What about Kalaripayattu, btw? Oldest martial art, I think.

[@rajatyadav327]

Kalaripayattu and Malla - Yuddha both orginated approx 1000 and 3000 bce, yet there was no mention of these

[@arjunbanerji241]

@@rajatyadav327 I agree. I knew Kalaripayattu to be the oldest martial art, but was not sure of the origins of malla yudh, kushti or wrestling in general, hence didn't make the claim.

[@jonathanmiller5387]

Judo DOES NOT use BJJ principles lol. Wtf are you talking about!? Judo comes from Jujitsu not BJJ smh

[@albiskeller8058]

It may be different

[@johnxina-uk8in]

BJJ uses Judo principles. Leverage and using someone's weight against them

[@jimbomcbob7849]

This guy has zero clue what he's talking about tbh.

[@Judah132]

He literally said, that Judo comes from Jiu Jitsu, while Brazilian Jiu Jitsu comes from Jiu Jitsu and Judo.

[@fullmetalheel]

Seeing what build I want to go for irl

[@dipflipdabaroooo]

The final boss and its move set that i have to deal with:

[@Thefrogbread]

When is that frog video man

[@hugochavezjunior2672]

Learning the basics of CQC

[@AxaFin]

sign up to the nearest MMA gym

[@hellohennessy3462]

Where do you learn? CQC is just Krav Maga imo.

[@zeviglick7306]

somehow whats unique about every one is the fact the instead of focusing on meeting the movements with force , in THIS martial art you redirect

[@sohailmohamed7454]

the cool thing is that batman knows every martial art on this list

[@skicherry14LR]

Batman is his own martial art 😂

[@snowypringles3393]

​@@skicherry14LR Batman-Fu: Literally every martial arts. Basically MMA².

[@Cross_Malaki]

Where Jeet Kun Do?

[@meciocio]

what's Jeet Kun do?

[@AgentParsec]

@@meciocio The martial art developed and taught by Bruce Lee. I was wondering why it was left off as well.

[@meciocio]

@@AgentParsec Bruce Lee is a fraud. My dad's former teacher challenged him to a fight because he started talking shit about other masters in the city and Lee ignored and started talking even more shit in the press.

[@AxaFin]

Jeet Kune Do falls under the MMA umbrella nowadays, it was more of a philosophy rather than a specific set of techniques. Also I've never heard of a regulating official body for Jeet Kune Do competitions etc.

[@Splozy]

In the bin

[@Voidvampy]

I did taekwondo for about 5 years as a child and something my master taught me was that the sport was primarily focused on self defence. He taught us a lot of defensive techniques like blocking. He also taught us "patterns" for memory, so sequences of varying taekwondo moves in a symmetrical fashion. Even now, over a decade later, having long quit the sport, I still remember Pattern 1, but only Pattern 1 LOL

[@acarusilviu6835]

Related to BJJ, most of the techniques are taken from ne-waza Judo. Bjj has evolved on it's own, but most of the time it only used adaptations of ne-waza Judo developed before it arrived to Brazil

[@thepastofd]

JEET KUNE DO?

[@DogginsFroggins]

I mean its basically MMA now.

[@Andrew.Spartacus.C.]

​@@DogginsFrogginsunfortunately you're incorrect. Scientific Street Fighting has next nothing to do with UFC or MMA. JKD is ancestor of your Modern MMA.

[@DogginsFroggins]

@@Andrew.Spartacus.C. wtf is scientific street fighting? I literally said JKD.

[@Andrew.Spartacus.C.]

@@DogginsFroggins 😂😂😂 it's what JKD is also referred to by some whom study JKD. Including former students of Bruce. But I guess that went right over your head. 😂

[@DogginsFroggins]

@@Andrew.Spartacus.C. Forget your meds today or what? Please stop talking to me, nothing you say makes sense.

[@oceanmanat6AM]

ay, can i add one more from Hawaii? we had our martial art called Lua, which was used and taught to our warriors who fought to protect their moku (district) from other chiefs. It mostly focused on bone breaking, pressure points, throws, and striking. They were taught to use these for when they had no more weapons at their disposal, and as such, it’s supposed to disable and kill rather than knock out. It’s also very interesting with its similarity in movement to hula, which has stayed very popular obviously, and many practitioners today also practice hula.

[@Riolushe]

Is Aikido ok for learning fighting with, for example, bo staff? Or bokken?

[@infernoninja5195]

Every single particle of oxygen within the earths atmosphere explained in 12 minutes

[@whatsup3519]

Types of pickups artist techniques

[@screamityeah]

No Sumo?

[@GrimmundusRex]

Sumo falls under the banner of 'ritual combat' not 'martial art' I feel. Not to say it isn't very physical, it's just extremely restricted in scope.

[@screamityeah]

And Taichi is more physical than summo? A sport in which people break their fingers and legs all the time? Under your own criteria Taichi shouldn't be in the list.

[@WallNutBreaker524]

What was the first video that started this Format of "Xplained" videos?

[@DanielNerd]

i've actually learned aikido, i don't see a lot of people talk about it, its pretty cool

[@hellohennessy3462]

Aikido is talked about alot in the Martial Art sphere. Though since you find Aikido very cool, I'd suggest you avoid looking up your martial art in internet discussions. Disclaimer: Aikido is considered as the dog poop of martial arts for its ineffectiveness.

[@DanielNerd]

@@hellohennessy3462 i haven't learned aikido for the effectiveness, for actual self defence i know krav maga. i just think its cool, and more fun than other martial arts that i've learned throughout my childhood, like judo and jujutsu.

[@Thunderstone_]

But what is HEMA?

[@vlad_ussr8390]

I think it's like mma but with medieval armour and weapons

[@Thunderstone_]

@@vlad_ussr8390 Well, what about kendo?

[@hellohennessy3462]

@@Thunderstone_ Korean Sword fighting but with a Bamboo stick instead.

[@Thunderstone_]

@@hellohennessy3462 Japanese, BTW. I know what it is the point is it is not in the video.

[@Ace__Hawk]

a popular one you missed is kali, a Filipino martial art. my dad trained a bit in kali back when he was a younger adult, its a very fluid art and practice includes sparring with single or dual sticks. sparring mostly includes a fluid strike, which usually gets grabbed or redirected by the hand of the sparring partner, who then follows up with their own strike, which again gets blocked, turning into a fluid motion between the two fighters, which is easy to enter into a flow, which is why occasionally one fighter will differ their attack, either catching the other partner off guard, or allow them to respond. the sticks can be made of any wood as long as it is somewhat refined for grips, as well as usually being around 26 inches.

[@RockyScorcese]

They didn't miss it. See 8:52 for Eskrima which they said is also known as Kali or Arnis

[@PlopPopPoppin]

How to tell someone didn't watch the whole vid

[@tomarmadiyer2698]

I wonder upon the history, etymology maybe of the names. If one goes back far enough... Iunno. I wonder, I ponder.

[@tomarmadiyer2698]

​@@PlopPopPoppin I mean dude ain't wrong, the flow is the game. It's stickyhands for knife fighters. Good stuff.

[@mrbluestickman]

bro did not watch the full video but instead showed off their countries martial art 😭🙏

[@munsterlandr1644]

A thing with Muay Thai: it does allow some clinch, people just forget about it. It mostly ends up in some form of holding your opponent close to exhaust them and to knee em a bunch

[@ZaminKay]

Love that kyokushin got it's own viewpoint

[@teawithsunny]

Small correction: taekwondo, at least here in the States, is usually pronounced with emphasis on "do" rather than "kwon." Both pronunciations are technically correct, though. Love your work, it's great even if I do have minor nitpicks.

[@lorenzodeastora6994]

Krav Maga it’s a military art, made by copying techniques from the rest of martial arts. And they sell it like they crafted a new martial art.

[@rafaelacosta8840]

Surprised that I saw Kyokushin here, gave me a nostalgic feeling. Made me remember the training we had as Kyokushin practitioners. Osu!

[@JT1_2010]

There is one martial art in China that people call it the mad dog punches. It includes all street fight moves, turning anything in to weapons, and it is so effective that it got kill records on the street before, sadly, it didn’t got wide spread deal to people taking it as a joke, as it is required to bark in a fight to taunt your enemy

[@mikehunt5106]

“Krav MAGA”😭😭

[@Dayz3O6]

That TDS of yours will be lethal one day

[@kavun4905]

off course the most inhumane one was developed by Israel

[@AqvaSerpentis]

Can you do an in depth video about the different kung fu styles?

[@kswisha2x]

Please do every Ancient Egyptian gods and goddesses explained video!

[@FurryNonsense]

You could have 10 years of experience in any of these, and a random guy with a gun is still going to beat you 😂

[@shadowguarder2857]

from close enough someone heavyly experienced can swat the gun away, given that MOST human beings hesitate at least A LITTLE. seen a guy (in youtube, obviously) reach for the gun and point it upwards in order to not hit 'im in a movement that was like.. less than 0.2 seconds. ya cant dodge a bullet, 'xcept from meelee range ya can divert it.

[@GeneSimmons-ol3kb]

Unless you disarm him

[@thatweirdseagull247]

We got the classic "but can it stop a bullet". Nice.

[@AxaFin]

You could have 10 years of experience in the military and a mortar shell is still going to kill you.

[@HumanAki]

My Broni in Christ, any self-respecting martial artist will be the first to agree with you. But your "knotty" comment also makes no sense when you really think about it. It's conf-urry-using. The fact that your comment, true as it is, came from an account with your name just made my day 🤣🤣🤣

[@Carrottime]

Your script sounds AI generated.

[@chuck2703]

Your comment sound like a bot. So, where do we go from here?

[@bob-km4uq]

On god this video would be a lot longer if it was AI generated

[@Phantomsbreath]

I mean, then you have Bakuryujutsu. It uses powerful uppercuts, hooks, and jabs, focusing on heavy hits on the offense, while using the minimum amount of movement required to block or dodge an incoming attack. (Incredibly niche pull, yes, but I've studied it for a very long time. It's a very dynamic style, very flashy, but incredibly difficult to get used to using, especially when your training partner is *just* missing you with their punches, and would be hitting you, if you're not slipping right.) Or what about it's sister art, Khoryujutsu? Which trains the use of staff, axe, hammer, spear, and curved sword?

[@LXST-_-PRXPHET]

I really love how nice the comments are. I feel like it's because everyone knows what they're talking about 😁

[@KINGSOFTX]

Please make a part 2 of this...there are like...so many martial arts left...Indian ones like Kalaripayattu deserve a mention

[@Douma69]

It's surprising that vedio is about every martial art but didn't even mention Kalaripayattu which is said to be mother of all marital arts

[@vincentxiao1836]

Great video! I must say though, Wing Chun is not just about rapid punches, but is actually mainly centered around redirecting the force of the opponent, similar to aikido. It was invented by a woman who wanted women to be able to defend themselves against larger, brutish men

[@RedNumber19]

Systema learning energy efficiency is great for cold Russian winters where people are probably running on rations

[@Steelace623]

Suggestion: every metal subgenre explained

[@karelpgbr]

If there comes a following video on this, please make it be on the different schools of swords in fencing please

[@anime_shinobi9262]

Bro didnt even mention Bokator from cambodia

[@sleepy5120]

I just need to learn the 540 degree kick from taekwondo and I’ll be happy with my boxing

[@yeaaronoumen7977]

no way bro forgot card-jitsu 💀