in my opinion it always comes down to the skill of the individual not the style

@OlivLG

8 жыл бұрын

u re right

@MichaelPercivalCAN

8 жыл бұрын

+david leca Finally someone with a response that makes sense. Thank you.

@brottarnacke

8 жыл бұрын

Yes, style is less important when kicking down open doors.

@andrewtung6603

7 жыл бұрын

I agree with your opinion

@thomasflores7817

7 жыл бұрын

thats why i never know why i click on these Fake mace videos -_-

I'll be sure to use these techniques the next time my opponent cooperates with me.

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Having a black belt in traditional karate, I was kinda embarrassed about this guys karate... front kick and that front hand punch? Why didn't he use a round kick, spinning back fist, or hammer fist? Yes the side kick is one of the most powerful kicks! But this guy had bad form, didn't shift or pivot right....

@SakanLam

9 жыл бұрын

Bad form? His punches and kicks look solid to me...

@youwantme123456789

9 жыл бұрын

8 years in karate and taken first and second in Diamond Nationals for sparing. What you got? Look when he's punching and kicking, legs are way to spread out and they keep slipping!

@SakanLam

9 жыл бұрын

8 years in Karate, that is impressive! You should contribute a video on good technique. As for me, I have nothing to boast about...

@RealKungFu

9 жыл бұрын

Andrew - There are sooooo many techniques in Karate as well as Kung Fu. More to come in the next video! :)

@youwantme123456789

9 жыл бұрын

Stopped doing marital arts about a yearish ago, life happened, and tournaments and stuff got to spendy and moved to a small ass apt so no room for doing tornado kicks to put them on video! haha. Yes Kung Fu has many different techniques! With Karate its mostly all the same just different names...

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@PcGameGold

9 жыл бұрын

Stefan Milisavljevic thats a very simplistic view!

@PcGameGold

9 жыл бұрын

Stefan Milisavljevic Chuck was a world champion and thats no mean feat

@gorillaxbossxdog

9 жыл бұрын

Miganarchine Thats coz he was taught by Bruce Lee! Hehe end of discussion

@gorillaxbossxdog

9 жыл бұрын

Miganarchine Taught more anyway...Chuck was still competing in a Karate tournament

@ddkkrd

9 жыл бұрын

Karate is originally a variation of Crying Crane Kungfu. Kara-te use to be written as 唐手 = Tang(China) Fist

Tell Me Below....Which is better KARATE or KUNG FU? :)

@user-zo7bq4zb9c

9 жыл бұрын

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@b.arturom.7366

9 жыл бұрын

Kung Fu.

@yehiaelkenawy7758

9 жыл бұрын

Kung Fu & Tai Chi Center w/ Jake Mace i playing kung fu its better

@DragonTamer-ff5jw

9 жыл бұрын

Kung fu it has defence and attack but karate has only attack and little defence leaving them weak when a strong Kung fu move swoops on them

@1banryukyu

9 жыл бұрын

Yoke Wong WongさんVery strange comment. Mr. Gichin Funakoshi the founder of 松濤館空手 or Shotokan Karate has a very famous quote:"空手に先手なし or there is no first strike in Karate.". From 那覇手(Naha Te) and 首里手(Shuri Te), 泊(Tomari Te) all have very strong defense.

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@shruikan3346

9 жыл бұрын

Kung Fu & Tai Chi Center w/ Jake Mace srsly kung fu / tai chi is unbeatable / do you know the priest pai mei ?

@RealKungFu

9 жыл бұрын

SHRUIKAN Bai Mei has some great legends!!! :)

@shruikan3346

9 жыл бұрын

could you do a video about one of his fight techniques like eagle claw ?

@bettypack713

7 жыл бұрын

i want to vearse you

@digtongo

7 жыл бұрын

can you do a video trying this in a real kyokushin tournament???

I have studied Taekwondo, Karatedo, and Aikido and they are fine for self defense, but i always appreciate a different approach/perspective on martial arts. I really appreciate that you take the time to post these videos because i always learn something new. Thanks for sharing.

"strike with the claw" LOL

@siddified

8 жыл бұрын

he forgot a Kamehameha ;)

@GuyInAHotdogSuit69

8 жыл бұрын

+BlackDiamond He also forgot to sweep the leg.

@jakubmike5657

7 жыл бұрын

He also forgot to restomp the groin

@taekwondoguy1289

3 жыл бұрын

@@GuyInAHotdogSuit69 Mercy is for the weak. Sounds famillar?

Is your Karate guy a white belt? He kept taking his eye's of his opponent. Remember what Bruce Lee said. lol

@ghhjnbghjn8921

7 жыл бұрын

black belt

@blazeblue5717

7 жыл бұрын

lol I love how he say water XD of in other word shui.

@deejaydaiel9181

7 жыл бұрын

what did he say?:)

@TomSmith-io9uk

7 жыл бұрын

"Never take your eyes of your Opponent"

@jakubmike5657

7 жыл бұрын

"what did he say?" Stop asking me to say things to you - Bruce Lee on the set of Enter the Dragon

My friend Spencer Hinde uses his Karate training to show us 3 different Karate movements. Then, we show 3 Kung Fu techniques from Tiger Kung Fu, Crane, Kung Fu, and Bird Kung Fu which would be well suited to deal with this attack from our Karate expert! Kung Fu vs Karate - which is superior? Tell me in the comments below!

@modernmarvel

9 жыл бұрын

I like how your partner performs the Yoko Geri, with his grounded foot turning to the opposite direction for the extra ounce of power. As for which style is better, I have no idea lol.

@dylanpritchard3491

9 жыл бұрын

Good stuff...I agree with your insight for the question, "Which Martial art is better." Its really not the style that matters but a person's skill, knowledge, and abilities, that will determine who or what is better... Thank you for sharing.

@RealKungFu

9 жыл бұрын

modernmarvel Yes, He's the Man!

@digtongo

9 жыл бұрын

Can I spar any of you? I can use my kyokushin on you and my chinese kempo on your friend and by the way black tiger technique? I would you to show me that in person can we agree to meet in your dojo?

@xarlockshowtochannel1033

8 жыл бұрын

digtongo Kyokushin FTW! I love the way you train. I have no idea where to find one of your dojo's so I have to walk through bad neighborhoods and hope to get mugged. Now stop terrorizing the kids, they cant hang.

Also a black belt in Karate with 15 years of experience here, the karate dude is an amateur, he has some flaws in his techniques plus he is using basic simple moves which are taught for beginners (white belt kids) plus he is super slow. For your information, the Mai Gere is supposed to his the chest with your toes 90 degrees up, not the face, one last thing, his stance is totally wrong.

@airluc

4 жыл бұрын

Go figure, the guy in white is not even doing anything near any style of wushu kungfu...

@rajjoshi8022

3 жыл бұрын

Guy in black doesn't look bad, it's just karate freestyle is quite fluid. I would use loyto machida as example

Man that guy doing the karate was killing me, he was so off balance the entire time. His form wasn't very good and like I said the worst part was his lack of balance in his strikes. It looked like maybe he was trying to put too much power into his strikes creating the imbalance, either way he needs a lot more training from a good school.

@grantsmythe8625

5 жыл бұрын

Are you a martial artist yourself?

@grantsmythe8625

5 жыл бұрын

My brother is a black belt in Shaolin Do Kung Fu Plus Bruce Lee fought the best guy in the world at the time in karate. Bruce literally played within him. Karate is no match for king fu/tai chi or even Judo or Brazilian Jui Jitzu

@isaacmendes1926

5 жыл бұрын

@Bob's Your Uncle karate did not come from kung fu alone, most of it is japanese jujutsu developed in okinawa, then it got a chinese influence and developed alone

@georgesavvidis1132

4 жыл бұрын

@@grantsmythe8625 go to a kyokushin or k1 tournament then come back and tell the same thing about karate. Also what does the mean? You phrased this as these two martial arts are inferior from Kung Fu which is at the very least laughable.

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@artinhjollder4779

8 жыл бұрын

Kung Fu & Tai Chi Center w/ Jake Mace I would say that he authentic kung fu is almost lost unless you find a true sifu, but in terms of Karate there are more pragmatic and spirited teachers around mostly because it is a fusion of southern shaolin kung fu, japanese taijutsu and okinawan rigorous close combat so you have 3 distinctive historical and geographical references which a common feature between them is "one blow, one kill" or the "Ichigeki hissatsu" concept. This is more tangible if you practice styles like Kyokushinkai. You could also add jujutsu and kendo's footwork, accuracy and promptness to this story and wrap it up as the eastern Chinese-Japanese art of war and self defence. However, in a wider scope, if we imagine Kung Fu as a temple and a general category, Karate would be one if its main pillars and as a whole, Kung Fu encompasses almost everything martial-religious over at least 30 centuries in mid to east Asia. There isn't nothing more fierce and effective, magnificient and creative than real Hung Ga, Wing Chun, Xingyiquan, Taijiquan or Bajiquan, (particularly) Shaolinquan etc. in real situations if the practitioner absorbed the essence under instruction of a real master. So lets forget this absurd question of " Which is better ...? ". There is (and has been) only one Martial Art as the natural physical expression of humankind for survival and then for purifying the spirit. - 3rd Dan in Shito-ryu Karate-Do - 2rd Dan in Goju-ryu Karate-Do - currently practicing Shaolin Luohanquan and Xingyiquan

@1banryukyu

8 жыл бұрын

Manoucher Nik After WWII what is 沖縄県(おきなわけん) Okinawa Ken or the prefecture of Okinawa would fall under US control (USCAR) from 1945-1972. 3/4 of all US military in Asia would be stationed on Okinawa. This would give the US G.I. 18 months to train under 沖縄空手先生 or Okinawan Karate teachers. On US bases in Okinawa such as Camp Foster, Camp, Kinser and even Kadena would have Okinawan Karate teachers come aboard and teach the 米国軍人(べいこくぐんじん)Beikoku Gunjin or US military G.I. After the GI would do their 18 months on the Rock (Okinawa) they would rotate back to CONUS or the US. Some would open 道場(どうじょう) Dojo(s) back in their hone towns.This would lead to Karate becoming very popular in the US around the 1960s. Hawai'i would also play a role on the spread of Karate to the mainland too. GIs who would be stationed there could also learn many 流(りゅう)Ryu or styles of Karate. The 1st 極真会館空手の道場 or Kyokushin Kaikan Karate dojo to open outside of Japan was on Honolulu, Oahu, Hawai'i under the late Mr. Lowe 師範 (Master). This is one of the leading reasons why 空手道(からてどう)Karate-Do has spread through the US. And if you look even a little closer you will see that a lot of Karate Dojo(s) were found around US bases.

@artinhjollder4779

8 жыл бұрын

1banryukyu very informative ichibanryukyu, thank you.

@1banryukyu

8 жыл бұрын

Osu

@annabelnado7967

8 жыл бұрын

i go kung fu class im number one my teacher is chinease his name is wei shen

Karate and Kung fu shouldn't be compared they are both equal and it depends and who's fighting who

@sojabinladen

4 жыл бұрын

No they are not. But it does depend on the person. Martial arts wise with 2 equal fighters, kung fu has the upper hand. It has way more powerful kicks and more trick flips. But it does depend on the user.

@DrenCHemVenom024

4 жыл бұрын

Actually it’s the opposite

@maxmyers3903

3 жыл бұрын

Kung fu and karate are trash I just don't know which one is worse, karate is some stupid ass kicks that would only work in unrealistic situations and kung fu Is just slapping each other with weird ass hand motions

My Father was a Wing Chung instructor and I learned from him. In the last 8 years I've trained with an awesome karate Sensei and really appreciate the wisdom in both styles. It's so good to see some videos that show this breadth of wisdom rather than the usual one style is better than the other silliness.

Its not that I am an expert, but a fight does not go on in a mathematical fashion as it is analyzed in the video. There are no three most prominent moves in Karate from my little understanding of the art. Anything that suits the circumstances becomes prominent for that moment. If these are the defenses in Kung fu to the Karate techniques, there are counters to the defenses too. But the question is how well the person executes those defensive and countering techniques in a fight.

Karate comes from Kung Fu so I know with equally skilled masters, Kung Fu would dominate because of its variations and creativeness, it does not limit itself. Also "Iron Shirt"? You can't mess with that!Shaolin Kung Fu!

@RealKungFu

9 жыл бұрын

I love training Iron Shirt!

@taekwondoguy1289

3 жыл бұрын

@@RealKungFu give me iron

very nice explanations, the different angles were very helpful, you both respect your different styles and that just makes things awesome :) thank you for the video!

You really inspire me Jake! My parents and I can't afford martial arts training but I like to work out with what I have :) Keep doing what you're doing because you are helping many!!

@RealKungFu

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks Kirbycathy! My best!

I wanted to learn a martial art when I was 14 and I have put it off for years because of money and I recently decided to go to a free Kung Fu taster lesson because of your (Jake Mace's) videos! I loved it so much, however money is stopping me getting to my local club even though it is amazing but your videos provide enough inspiration to keep me wanting to learn and I loved doing Kung Fu but hopefully one day I will be able to join a club full time and learn properly! Also my eating habits have changed after seeing you grow your own plants and use them for nutrition! I never ate fruit or vegetables at all and now I eat them everyday and it is making me healthier everyday too. That is why I would like to thank you Jake! You're a great inspiration, I will be a subscriber of yours until KZread ends or until you stop making videos and even then I will go back and watch any videos I have missed before! :) Keep up the great work! :)

Great video! And a great reflection at the end: way too often folks get into arguments about what style or school is the best, but it's so true that it just depends on having a good teacher and working hard. Very respectful!

@RealKungFu

9 жыл бұрын

I agree Peter! Thanks!

I know nothing about martial arts and I found this video to be very informative and interesting. I love how it showed the differences between Karate and Kung Fu quickly and easily for someone like me to understand how they can be utilized.

the way i see it, karate is tough and straightforward, kung fu is beautiful and elegant. i love kung fu!!!

your weight shifting and footwork are incredible, do you have any back ground videos where you talk about your master/ training experience?

Hey jake could you show us some of xingyiliuhequan kung fu (hui martial arts)

I very much appreciate your efforts to keep traditional martial arts alive!

+Kung Fu & Tai Chi Center w/ Jake Mace, thank you for this great video. This is the sort of cooperation that I'd like to see more of between different styles. Really enjoyed the effort put in to show the different angle takes to showcase the techniques and the explanations to support them. And also nice work with the great looking location you guys picked, even though I know how hard it can be to do these demonstration with running shoes and a gravel surface haha. Would you guys mind now trying the reverse of these techniques? i.e. the most "common" Kung Fu techniques and allow Spencer Hinde to use Karate to block and counter? As a Karateka I'd be very interested. Cheers!

Sorry, but I have to say that.... Many of the comments here remind me those old chinese movies where they say: "my style is better than yours". Come guys, let's grow up a little bit. We don't need to prove anyone that our (write your martial art's name here) style is the best. In my humble opinion, we should stick to what we love to practice and be happy. Have friends from other martial art styles to exchange knowledge helps us to become better fighters. Peace.

@b_08_amitkumarsahu90

7 жыл бұрын

yes sir u r right

@KickflipGnasty

3 жыл бұрын

Do you think your Wu-Tang sword can defeat ME???

I dont know anything about kung fu but I do have decades of karate experience and this karate guys center of gravity is much to high and his over extending in his technique which results in low power and stability. the comparison of fighting styles is utter nonsense and pointless

@siddified

8 жыл бұрын

agreed on your excellent analysis. although on the part of comparing fighting styles I must disagree, if the criterium is about effectiveness. there is absolutely a lot of difference in effectiveness between different styles. some are purely esthetic and useless in a real fight or selfdefense situation, and some are sufficiently realistic to provide the practitioner with serieus fighting skills. practically all of them have basic striking techniques but there is variation in the practicality of them, plus just knowing some striking techniques without having trained to apply them dynamically and effectively, and to be able to take some as well, is just too far from enough. not to mention other essential elements such as distances, grappling, weapons, and multiple opponents. however if the criterium is purely about esthetics, then it is solely a matter of taste and art in the meaning of esthetic art, not art in the meaning of practical skill. my opinion is however that martial arts pretend to teach practical skills, and therefor they should fulfill that promise or not pretend it in the first place. for example, I've never had a judoka pretend to know how to fight, although interestingly I'm sure a good judoka can wipe the floor with most of the best Kung Fu practitioners, all of whom do nothing but pretend to be good fighters, even to the point of claiming mystical supernatural powers.

@chambzors1

8 жыл бұрын

+BlackDiamond oh yeah i see your point. Theres is room for comparison of styles with criteria. You mentioned some martial arts teach skills aesthetically (as we say "flowery and pretty") and look like they are pretending (or symbolic of real application), and that skills should but taught on there practical application only. But i believe martial arts are still art in the same way painting and music is art. And most I techniques that i teach, i start with the traditional execution of the technique and teach application or how its used in real life later, sometimes never. learning the real life application of the technique is earnt through correct demonstration of the traditional technique. i dont think any teacher advocates students getting into real fights. but ill admit a younger less wiser me did a few times and what I learnt about martial arts of those few minutes could have been missed had It never happened.

@flashkami7664

8 жыл бұрын

+Michael Chambers absolutely right kung fu guy defense has too many step and also look more like it focus on it artistic side more than on the defensive side lol.karate defense is lot betetr as most defense is either only 1 step or mostly 2steps

@Portabledexter

8 жыл бұрын

You mean you didn't switch off after the rising front kick. You MIGHT pass red belt with a kick like that in our Dojo, but then again you might not! Warm regards...

@TheJammasterrick

8 жыл бұрын

+Portabledexter I'm sure in your Dojo every kick, every time is perfect, right? Film it and post it them. Mouth.

I think your demeanor is exceptional, and your devotion to the art is inspiring.

Hilarious moves as always! Thanks Jace, keep up the good work.

Could you do a video of you properly sparring with someone? I think it'd be interesting to see what fighting styles you use out of the martial arts you practice.

@RealKungFu

9 жыл бұрын

YES! We will have a whole sparring series coming up!

@akrocuba

9 жыл бұрын

TehSkalias Sparring? Put some gloves on a go at it. You will soon see what works and what doesn't.

@preshittdandekar8489

3 жыл бұрын

@@RealKungFu is your sparring videos ever gonna come out or you are too busy making onlyfans for your chick ?😂😂😂😂

Dude I want to thank you, I've always been into kungfu typed movies but not so long ago I started going to a shaolin kung fu school and started watching your videos 3-4 months ago. Perhaps you don't even bother reading this but if you do I want you to know that you've been a really big help for me and I like spreading your teachings to my friends and family. I hope you have a good day sir, thank you so much for the videos and keep up the good work, I speak for all of us when I say that I truly respect you!

@RealKungFu

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Sir Awesomeville! I love comments like this! :) Train hard and have fun! :)

I really enjoyed this video! It shows a great way of both Kung Fu and Karate in a real fight, I'm currently just getting started with Taekwon-do but I've studied Kung Fu via your channel at home, keep it up Jake! You're a true inspiration. :) btw, I tsuki'd that like button ;)

@RealKungFu

9 жыл бұрын

Haha!!! Thanks BattleNoa! "Tsuki"!!! :)

Thank you very much Jake for this good example of some soft and circular movements from the animal styles of Kung fu, it gave me a really good idea to figure out some special moves of my Kung Fu style against mae geri, yoko geri and of course the straight Tsuki punch from Shotokan Karate....I am studying and take some lessons from Wing Tsun nowadays. My former styles were Karate Shotokan style (First Kyu Brown belt), Kickboxing (Third Dan), Taekwondo (First Dan). Your moves took really my intention to study the classic animal styles of Kung fu,,,,,, Thank you so much for this awesome piece of workout, it gave me a little idea for the inspiration to get deeper to the roots. My next style will be the the Wudang system. I subscribed to channel and looking forward to other videos from you with similar theories and comparative movements of antagonistic fighting styles. Go further dear Sifu.

Being a traditional style karate 2nd degree black belt this was shaming he had bad form, bad balance and he choose bad moves. He wasn't even looking at his opponent.

@beholdthekryptonite6695

7 жыл бұрын

white people list Kung fu styles: -Aligator -cat -mouse -fish -bear -iron fist -mantis -crane -crouching tiger karate style: -hi ya -chop -scream out loud as you can -kick ass -black belt -chuck norris

@twenty-onephandoms2155

7 жыл бұрын

TheJofrica I would be mad, but that was funny as fuck😂

@TheLittlegranger

7 жыл бұрын

THE PHANDOM IS EVERYWHERE

That is a beautiful Kung Fu demonstration. You are a fine martial artist. Thank you for sharing this video.

@RealKungFu

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you Colin!

I love how it's not one sided. The video gives a wide range of both marshal arts

I am really glad I found your channel. I have been doing taekwondo for about 14 years now and have been starting to take some Tai Chi classes as well. I like what you said at 6:57. Way to many people always have the debate about which martial arts is better and which one can beat what. I to believe that it is the person and teacher that makes you better at martial artist but I also believe that you fight the way you train and you train the way you fight. I am glad to see someone who truly understands what martial arts is. I hope to learn more from you Jake Mace.

@pewpewpewmadafaka

9 жыл бұрын

I agree on everything! Also, I noticed that the community on this channel is one of the most comprehensive of martial arts and the less toxic one I found on KZread. Usually the comments in martial arts videos are filled with "dat don works in realz life bro!!1 u SUX! U dont evun do mma FAG!" but on his channel it's pretty rare :)

@aaronjaben7913

8 жыл бұрын

+Maxime Filion The guy deletes comments that are critical of his made-up styles...so most of the comments you see are glowing and telling him how awesome he is.

That's not a good front kick very weak. In karate you do your front kick with the ball of the feet curling the toes Back. roundhouse kick in karate is with top of foot but doing this in front kick is weak and will break your foot probably. Anyone else agree?

@patricio7081

8 жыл бұрын

I agree

@hoangduyle5460

8 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you about using the ball of the feet when you do the Mae geri. However he's wearing shoes so he cannot using the ball of the feet. Therefore he uses his instep to go for opponent's chin or his heel to go for the body. I guess

this man even don't know karate he's not doing the karate moves corectly

From watching your friend Spencer I can assume he does Full contact Kyoushin-kai Karate rather than the more traditional Japanese styles of Karate like Shotokan (it's easy to see by the way he punches). What styles of Kung Fu do you do? I've seen some different styles like Bajiquan, Wing-Chun, White Crane, Shaolin (although Shaolin I'm assuming is a very broad term encompassing many different styles), Wushu, and of course Sanda (which is more competitive). Good video by the way!

I really appreciate your videos bud. You are an awesome dude.

Typical example of what Joe Rogan was talkin about. "You come at me like this, i got tiger claw here, crane stuff here and HA, you dead" bullshit type of nonrealistic sparring that exemplifies what majority of kung fu and karate are like.

@watenallace663

8 жыл бұрын

+EdDy4RheelZ are you special?

@EdDy4RheelZ

8 жыл бұрын

+Kokainuser Did you read the part where I said majority? Yes, there r few good kung fu styles too like Sanshou/Sanda, n Shuai Jiao n practiced by few good or decent fighters like Cung Le. For karate, its mostly kyokushin n their offsprings, such as seido kaikan, seido juku, etc that proved karates effectiveness. Gsp, andy hug, machida, uriah hall all have trained karate. But guess what? Theyre effective styles of karate, not bullshit like shorinryu, wado ryu, goju ryu, etc.

@mightymeatmonsta

8 жыл бұрын

+Kokainuser no, not true. That is true for karate though. And the same goes for muay thai and boxing. You never saw a real kung fu fight, have you?

@GokuInfintysaiyan

8 жыл бұрын

***** Hey buddy!

@mightymeatmonsta

8 жыл бұрын

What's happening, Gokulnfintysaiyan!

Karate stance is wrong... is back foot should always be in full contact with the ground for a better transfer of strenght.

@iloveweed2132

7 жыл бұрын

AWARHERO Everything is wrong in all of his videos. Why do you even try !?

@mitchellcidade4094

7 жыл бұрын

AWARHERO there's so many different styles of karte buddy

@AWARHERO

7 жыл бұрын

Being myself a 2nd degree Shotokan black belt and having trained in Japan... I do know that there is a lot of "different" style of Kara-te. All deriving from the same original art. What i see here is simply wrong technically.

@AWARHERO

7 жыл бұрын

You are joking... right?? I mean IF you were serious in your comment, i must assume you never seen REAL Shotokan karate before. May i suggest NEVER try to fight against a Shotokan Black belt for fun to prove your point. Shotokan is a ONE strike combat style. Not for demonstration at all.

@AWARHERO

7 жыл бұрын

@Mitchell Cidade: Yes, there are a lot of different styles but bad technique transcend styles.

If only i could become your disciple,you technique and understanding of the arts,and teachers show that you would be an excellent teacher

Love from England Jake! Great video. I am really looking forward to studying the animal shaolin moves in this one :)

@RealKungFu

9 жыл бұрын

Hello to you in England!!! :)

don't fall into the cactuses. what a recipe for disaster. At the beginning the Mae-geri looked more like a Kin-geri. This Karate guy is suspect. I am a yellow belt and even I can see errors. He's probably a solid black belt though - easier said than done.

@erikbengtsson6290

8 жыл бұрын

+leusgs I'd even go as far as to say that it looked a bit like a mae ashi geri, given that it was his front foot kicking. Then again I don't have that much experience with karate but with jujutsu. We kick with the back leg for the mae geri. Perhaps it's different in karate?

@biodefinant1758

6 жыл бұрын

Greg's Garage I'm a brown belt in kwanmukan- shotokan karate, and I agree. He's making a lot of errors, example he's leaning way too much.

There's a better way to deal with this opponent.

@RealKungFu

9 жыл бұрын

Yes, there are many paths!

I really appreciate this vid. It really differentiates between karate and Kung fu. When I was a kid, I couldn't tell the difference, and in some cases, I still can't. It's good to learn the difference

Thank you A really enjoy the training

Do a vid Ninjutsu vs Kung fu

@RealKungFu

9 жыл бұрын

Bo Staff Good Idea!

@xarlockshowtochannel1033

8 жыл бұрын

Bo Staff Shortest video ever! Ninja faces off against Kung Fu man... Audience waits patiently. Kung Fu man falls over dead, victim of an earlier poisoning by his camera man, who was secretly a ninja the whole time. Remember, if you ever really see a ninja, then either you did not know it, or you died shortly thereafter. In which case you are not reading this, so you cannot argue.

@maxpaspirgilis3967

8 жыл бұрын

+Bo Staff ninjutsu is not a fighting styel... ninja or shinobi did regular jujutsu or kobudo in general ;) no offence tho...

@siddified

8 жыл бұрын

+Max Paspirgilis sorry but that's incorrect. they had they own style, different from samurai jujutsu and based on different principles of movement and tactics.

@maxpaspirgilis3967

8 жыл бұрын

@BlackDiamond that is a wide sprat misinformation wich comes mostly from old legends, japanese ww2 propaganda and hollywood... all ninja where samurai or ashigaru and thus where traind in differend koryu styles. nijutsu is the art of spys, recon troops and assassins but not fighting...

Gotta love all those keyboard kung fu masters in here.

cool video jake I practice both karate and kung fu and its great for me to combine these techniques together now that I saw this thanks

@RealKungFu

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback and complement SuperDwight!

@SuperDwight16

9 жыл бұрын

No problem

thank you for being simple enough to understand but profound in wisdom !

People are going to get hurt in real life if trying to protect themselves with these moves. Put on some gloves and actually spare if you want to prove the effectiveness of this. This would look good in the movies, or might work against someone who doesn't know anything about fighting, but never against someone who has some training.

@JagWarGaming

8 жыл бұрын

Exactly. This is just as bad as aikido.

@masterteddy7951

8 жыл бұрын

Sanshou is pretty good

@JagWarGaming

7 жыл бұрын

Master Teddy I agree. Sanshou is legit.

@LoveYou-xi1mh

7 жыл бұрын

Sanshou is just copying muy tai but adding throws. The techniques are more similar to muy tai than traditional kung fu, which should be the case because a muy tai guy would beat up someone who only knows kung fu. The Chinese govt probably realized how bad kung fu was in competition and started copying styles that work.

@darioncollins6333

6 жыл бұрын

Just you dont see it in mma deosnt mean that it doesnt work. Especially if the person has never seen it before

Bad karateka. Bad.

@xarlockshowtochannel1033

8 жыл бұрын

BlackDiamond What he said ^^^ His side kick was a spinning back kick in one shot.

@siddified

8 жыл бұрын

***** correct. Everything should at least be kyokushin style, or any other full contact based style.. We are talking about FIGHT sports, not aerobics, here right? Anyway I don't see how his technique could be considered proper in any style..

@siddified

8 жыл бұрын

***** I'm not talking about full throttle, I'm talking about proper techniques that would actually have a practical effect in a fight, which is what martial arts are supposed to be about. Martial in this context means fight. Everything this guy does here will not happen like that in a real fight. It's a fantasy fight.

@siddified

8 жыл бұрын

***** oh man where do I start.. First of all I'm pretty issue-free. I just comment and correct some mistakes and certain delusions that are very persistent in the world of martial arts. For example another one u you just stated; Kung Fu is in no way similar to traditional boxing. It was called Chinese boxing by the British in Hong Kong because boxing at the time was the only striking fight sport the British knew, but obviously it was different and hence CHINESE boxing and not just 'boxing'. My mind is so open I need to build a roof on it. It seems that you arm the one stuck on unrealistic dogmas. Also, you did it again. Your statement about what exists outside the octagon is a strawman, as I never commented on that. The choice is not between Kung Fu and the octagon, at best the choice posed here is between karate and Kung Fu and although that's not what I originally commented on, I did later explain that karate would then be the realistic choice because this style of Kung Fu displayed here is not realistic. To expand on that statement, only full contact kickboxing type styles of Kung Fu, like Sanda or San Shou for example, are realistic even just a little bit only. Your statement about 'tricks' lacks every nuance and is basically another noob dogma. I'm the end it is about the most practical system of techniques and the most practical experience. Kung Fu is usually nothing but tough acting ballet, and never have I seen any Kung Fu practitioner use Kung Fu effectively against any decently trained fighter. It teaches only very marginally effective strikes and kicks into the air, usually with form over effect, and no actual fighting skills beyond that. As for Kung Fu styles, pretty much only San Shou and wing chun do anything related to realistic full contact sparring and they are by design still extremely limited in terms of practicality. Conclusion is still the same.

@siddified

8 жыл бұрын

***** lol sure I'm the complete idiot... I did give substantial arguments, you are the one that didn't. U just keep creating strawman fallacies and polarising the discussion, which is what is really not only childish but shows your total commitment to childish and uninformed dogmas. I've given mature and realistic arguments, moreover my arguments come from a lifetime of practical experience whereas yours clearly come from your ass. Anyway, you have now shifted the discussion to ad hominems, another fallacy of which you're apparently unaware that it only makes u look uninformed, unintelligent and immature. Not only that but you are now stating total misconceptions like Kung Fu being similar to traditional boxing. Are you aware that any one with any knowledge of boxing will now dismiss you as a total fool? Also, again you come up with a self imagined conclusion about my persona. I never said anything about MMA or my opinion about it. Didn't even mention it. Yet u conclude something about me all by yourself in your own fantasy. Also you state that I'll ''come across the wrong person and be humbled ''. Lol seriously? You don't know anything about me dude. Besides that, neither this video nor the general discussion was about me so I'll take your frustration and attempts at insult as an admittance of your lack of knowledge and arguments. I wasn't even set out to make u look like a fool but u not-so-gracefully took it upon yourself to prove it to everybody and take away all doubt. That's quite amusing especially considering you call yourself 'zenmaster'. So I guess you don't even know what that is all about either. :) thanks for being entertaining, as in, you know, like a clown. Since u make it so clear you don't have any insightful comments or arguments but only immature fallacies, this discussion is over and you can go back to your homework.

I'm no expert but one seems offensive and the other defensive. I think BOTH can be lethal in there own way. Great video in learning these moves.

Now THAT is the real spirit of karate and kung fu good on you both!!

5:42 those are the worst chewdan punches ive ever seen

@JetStrmSam

7 жыл бұрын

donald palmer Oh big time!

This video does not do Karate justice. You picked the three most basic attacks that can be found in just about any martial art. If you wanted to showcase karate, you should have demonstrated 3 karate techniques in addition to the 3 kung fu techniques. Those kicks and punches do not look like traditional karate kicks and punches at all and as far as the kung fu goes, it doesn’t seem like those moves would have a lot of practical value in a fight.

@Heimdal001

6 жыл бұрын

Those kung fu moves would not have a lot of practical value at all, because they aren't even kung fu moves. They're vaguely similar, but it looks very much like he saw the moves once, imitated them, and filled in all the conceptual blanks on how to use it on his own.

@urielnascimento3567

5 жыл бұрын

Mae geri with the upper part of the foot, Yoko geri without proper hip control and tsuki almost falling... he could at least call Jesse to try one of these things, his form is flawless

"Mas Oyama level iron toughness" - Took me a while to catch that you said this :D Nice reference, but that level of toughness is just shy of impossible ;)

Excellent Crane Kung Fu parry block, body rotation, elbow to head / reverse heel to groin

Karate is too rigid. Kung Fu is free flowing.

@PaladinswordSaurfang

8 жыл бұрын

+Son Goku I've found the opposite. Then again there is such a thing as being too free flowing. Look up "drunken boxing".

@flashkami7664

8 жыл бұрын

+Frample Tromwibbler karate get hard on moment of impact so we are pretty relax in a fight lol cuz the more relax you are the better your technique will be

@Supermomo2007

6 жыл бұрын

opposite????? i can not remember that karate has internal training.

@Supermomo2007

6 жыл бұрын

relaxing is in all martial arts important.

To be honest shotokan karate (what I train in) would win

@Domnelsongmailcom

9 жыл бұрын

Kyokushin is the superior form of karate.

@eborge9711

9 жыл бұрын

mike tags Against this guy? Definitely. Depends on the style of kung fu though. Shotokan (from what I've seen) seems territorial, however if you fought someone who does wing chun, it may make it more difficult to win.

@WGandH

8 жыл бұрын

mike tags It depends on the Kung Fu style, I train Kung Fu Fei In, and on the 1st training our teacher told the new students: "Do not expect to become fighters fast. A karate guy who has trained 2 years of karate would defeat a Kung Fu Fei In guy who has spent 2 yrs training that style. But, Karate is a lot more limited(I trained Shotokan, it is full of bullshit now that I know some real fighting moves), and after another year or two, the karate guy's improvement will have slowed a lot, and urs will be going even faster. You need to train years to become fighters and I wont give up on you." Fei In basically means flying eagle and has everything in it. And the more I learn from it the deeper it gets, and my imagination becomes better and better, I can recreate fights in my head like never before due to the moves I have learned. Although I havent trained for 3 months because my leg got operated I still want to train it and study it.

@acidtechno

8 жыл бұрын

mike tags I have 9 kyu in Shotokan, I agree. :) sorry the front kick esp was leg not tucked under rear to start with and hight level of head up and down movement and body motion moving back. Punches need to be more tucked in and rolled out loose then clench only on final. I think this video is some good help for basics ideas, but the basics here are not of Japan. Waltham abbey JKA Club UK basics 99% of the work in training even by made by Sensei each time it has to be correct or you cannot progress. I have not trained in 15 years and I remember what it is to make 9th Kyu for JKA 2 to 3 years training. 5+ times black belts at club will train basics for weeks or the complete time in their career it is not forgotten for anyone at any time. Good luck. Yes Shotokan is best effective.

@xarlockshowtochannel1033

8 жыл бұрын

mike tags Shotokan does not have San Chin kata. That is my sole reason for not liking it. Therefore DEATH TO SHOTOKAN! Also, learn about San Chin Kata from Goju, Isshin, or Shorin Ryu karate. Totally badass, and it will step up your game.

I am a karate and taï chi practitioner. As a general comment to Jack's videos I would say they're of great quality and nitpicking over minor potential flaws is not budo spirit. Keep up the good work!

I’ve been doing Karate for 7 years, since I was 7 years old , so to everyone who says “there the same thing”, there is a huge difference, more than you could ever imagine. (I’d be up for answering any questions asked to me as well)

kung fu is better

@rogueops100

8 жыл бұрын

It's not about the martial art it's about the martial artist like someone said.

This is bad kung-fu not useful in real situations. The other guy dies stiff Karate not used even in sport combats.

@danielalfonsocedenocontrer6386

4 жыл бұрын

I do not agree. Shaolin king fu I's considered one of the best.

I like the idea of mixing styles and using what ever technique is appropriate for any given situation. I am not a martial artist, but if I were I would probably incorporate a variety of styles in my fighting (Kung Fu, Karate, Judo, Boxing, Grappling, street fighting, etc.).

Very nice video, cool guest thank you, I'm found of karate and I would love to see him again on your channel :3

kung fu vs kickboxing! not karate

@MitoCavernoso

8 жыл бұрын

+Calebe Lino It's Karate. Mae Geri is a blow of karate

@jordanbrowne7417

8 жыл бұрын

finnaly some who knows some kerate why did he say chodan when he punched to the smomach

@MitoCavernoso

8 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Thank you.

@laborah9703

6 жыл бұрын

That's karate.

@bennetting1609

6 жыл бұрын

It’s karate, kick boxing isn’t that civilised.

Kung Fu is superior to Karate

@saeedsaadati5517

8 жыл бұрын

+Zenmaster Jared True. But non of them are so good as a delicious Biscuit.

@evanmcclure4672

7 жыл бұрын

Uranium_Roc you've been watching too much hong Kong cinema...

Very, very well. Thanks a lot.

jake you're awesome thanks for the videos .

Both are frauds

..Done my first Karate lessong tonight. Cool Video Guys.

I watched your tonfa video and bought myself some tonfas today. Really helpful exercises!

@RealKungFu

9 жыл бұрын

Nice! I love the Tonfa!

Nice production, clear explanation, beautiful setting!

another great option after the turn away from a basic side kick is to then use your left leg to sweep using great follow through. (O Soto Gari).this option would actually be preferred over the previously proposed sweep option.

thanks

Despite what people say here I love this guys videos not everything needs perfection for the lesson to be taught

thanks for techniques

Hello, first thank you for all the amazing videos, you inspire me Jake to be a better person and I am sure you do to many people. I have little experience with kung fu, and tail chi in the choylee fut system and some of Shotokan karate (I am not sure if I spelled it correctly) and I can say that both have their own set of skills that it depends on how the individual follows its foundation and principles. Some people prefer karate because they believe it fits them, but I am pretty flexible like yourself by saying that both are competent depending on both the instructor and the student. I recently became involved in kung fu again and picking it up after 20 years, I am 35 now I feel I still feel like I have it within me. I would like to get more involved and possibly train harder to promote a healthier and better version of myself. Keep making great videos because you are definitely inspiring many young people out there. Best of luck and wishes, always.

As someone who has practiced Kung Fu for 3 years, I feel that Jace has not practiced in Kung Fu. These moves are not practical nor affective because these are moves that is more of Wushu (A show off kind of Kung Fu) rather than a type where it can be used as self defense so if you are to watch these videos please do not use it because you will get hurt.

Awesome moves!!

People hating on karate kid 2010 movie because of kung fu and I keep thinking... "What a difference between karate and kung fu? It look the same and similar to me" I keep trying to understand a different. This is kinda help me understand. I mean, you try. Thank for this video. Wish I could learn more about what a difference between kung fu and karate kid

hi Jake, I want to know what is the different between this tiger claw palm and a normal palm attack. thank you for the answer.

lol great video. I just learned the tiger claw was to strengthen the palm. I always thought in the movie that it was used just to scratch the opponent's face lol

thanks for the badass videos jake one of my favorite martial artists on youtube

@RealKungFu

9 жыл бұрын

Xie Xie Wolfgang!

@ythu54

9 жыл бұрын

Kung Fu & Tai Chi Center w/ Jake Mace nice Chinese But perhaps Wolfgang doesn't know it means thank you....

It's alright it's good to see different styles. It's nice 👍🏽 and you're very humble as a martial artist. It's good to see different options.

I love your videos you remind me of my teacher in Israel I trained at Or-Bar Jerusalem you put me back on track after my service in the IDF (the reason I couldn't continue at the Or - Bar) Keep uploading videos

@RealKungFu

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks Joel - We will!

The 3rd one is really good. It will good if you add some short stances of winchun

For anyone who is watching the video, I'm just a Karate Green Confirmed belt, but if you wanna listen to my tip I know that the techniques were performed differently to the way they were tought to me, I learned that the front kick pushes towards the enemy hitting with the body part called in japaneese "Koshi", it does not hit point upwards; this performed kick is called "Kin-geri" (I don't actually know how you spell it sorry). The fist was good, but in karate we must have form and control of our body so you must keep your feet completely on the floor, the hip turns inwards to give the punch the needed power to strike and to keep good form. Finally the side kick, so I've read the comments and... the first kick performed was good, it's hard to turn your feet so you actually hit with the japaneese bodypart called "Sokuto" (Sword part of the feet, the side part of the foot in fact is likely to a sword) the kicks performed in second part, with Jake's block were not Yoko-geri. The performed kick is in fact named "Ushiro-geri". I hope you appreciate my knowledge and to help anyone, I'd like to mention again this is how things were taught to me ^^

Hi Jake! I'm a green belt in Kung Fu. I really like your videos.Can show us how to counteract judo moves with Kung Fu?

Interesting, the karate shown is a little different from what I do, but as you said each dojo will show things in their own way.

Best channel for marshal art

Awesome Moves !!

I have polio , my left leg is weaker and thinner than the right leg , I decided to learn karate and Kung fu thinking that it will help me strengthening and applying equal pressure on both legs .its been a month that aim learning karate and Kung fu but still I feel difficulty while doing the flamingo kick with my left leg , please tell me what do to to work on strengthening my left leg..Thank you