I do not see a McDojo, I see a board breaking demonstration for marketing purposes.

@yoshit9819

2 жыл бұрын

Mcdojo

@WelderWick

Жыл бұрын

and that is mcdojo

@davewarrender2056

Жыл бұрын

That punch was pathetic, arm is supposed stay close to body as it extends straight to target , shoulders remain relaxed , hips twist to give speed and and power , the fist turns from palm up to palm down just before striking. As 'black belt' this should be autonomic. This guy is so fake . He disgraces all true black belt practitioners

@jiten2023

9 ай бұрын

This is McDojo

For those saying board breaking isnt a sign of a mcdojo, its not that these guys are demonstrating board breaking, its the fact that they are doing breaks that are simple and not very hard. You can just tell from their mannerisms and technique and even the stances that they are not serious in their discipline.

There at a mall That's enough proof its a mc dojo.

@walterhough5263

2 жыл бұрын

Not necessarily, I've taught in houses, rec centers, church. It's the quality of the instructor, but I will say the board breaking don't really impress me. I've studied for over 35 years, if he can't break shelving board, my gosh....

@imlucifer5040

2 жыл бұрын

Wat is mc dojo🧐

@PrinceAkaiVtuber

2 жыл бұрын

Mall =/= mcdojo Not all Dojo's are in the middle of the wilderness

@southpoundham

2 жыл бұрын

I love how we're all just now replying 5yrs later

@aleromero1981

2 жыл бұрын

@@southpoundham 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

1:08 there's a little kid with a black belt

@williamnelson2046

8 жыл бұрын

im sick

@userdetails1

5 жыл бұрын

wonder how much that cost his parents

@InfernalLeo777

4 жыл бұрын

Why the hell do you give little kids blackbelts?.

I find it interesting how the boards always split perfectly down the middle....

@captainbeaver_man903

3 жыл бұрын

Thats because they are being broken along the grain and the weakest point is the middle. If done right they will always break down the middle. Its a neat party trick thats easy to learn and impressive to anyone who doesnt know any better.

@cameronwalker4691

3 жыл бұрын

@@captainbeaver_man903 i remember i was in a mcdojo about 2011 2012 i tried breaking the board more and i couldnt even though my hits were harder

@captainbeaver_man903

3 жыл бұрын

@@cameronwalker4691 physics. If a board is 12inches by 12inches (30cm X 30cm) and you break it in half so that it is now 12x6 (30x15) the difficulty of breaking increases by a factor of 2. Not to mention you now have a smaller surface area to hit and if you try to break against the grain you will fail every time. The "fake" boards used for most demos (especially taekwondo demos) are easy to spot because they will break into 3 parts instead of in half. A real board that has not been tampered with will always break in half ( or very close to it).

@jp3711nc1

3 жыл бұрын

@@captainbeaver_man903 thats true because I did that and been telling if you want to break it no matter how many or just one big one like this guy did or didn't he looked like he gave up after words.

@jp3711nc1

3 жыл бұрын

@@captainbeaver_man903 plus condition helps your hand to penetrait even more.

What's up with McDojos and board breaking? Yeah, it's fun but even little children can break boards.

@catsanchez9652

7 жыл бұрын

trying to show off and look more powerful than they are..(disapproving head shake)

@janodefenua4603

2 жыл бұрын

Its fake, you can get fake bricks, pipes etc too, so anyone can demonstrate their "powers" basicaly nothing more than glorified magic show. Just get a gun, cheap and easy selfdefense.

yay, breaking prebroke boards.... always the sign of a badass.

@jrunberg

4 жыл бұрын

Particleboard. Lol

You don't need to break the board. You just need to break the opponent's bones as fast as you can.

@cracktstsu4466

Жыл бұрын

well thats not the goal of martial arts

if you looked at the board breaking from the start you suspect mcdojo then when the black belt kids appear thats when its a licensed "how to get your ass kicked in a street fight" dojo

I started out in boxing and later began training in other martial arts. Yes, I view boxing as a martial art (a fighting style) and not a sport. When only a couple minutes of unflattering video material handpicked by someone for the purpose of leading others toward a preset conclusion is presented, is that fair and objective? I would have to see more video evidence than was offered here before deciding whether a school of martial arts is a McDojo or not. A board breaking demo by itself doesn't qualify a school as a McDojo. I have friends in Kyokushin, Shotokan and Muay Thai who also demonstrate breaking on occasion. In order to be fair, shouldn't you also present other clips of how this school operates; floor and speed drills, pad and heavy bag work, contact sparring and forms? Then you would be providing much more information which people could use to reach their own conclusions. I would agree that in this country martial arts in general have been toned down and thinned out in order to broaden appeal. Have standards slipped? Yes. Are belts sometimes handed out like candy? Yes. But you can't blame all of it on unqualified or unscrupulous money - motivated instructors. When I was studying, if someone broke a toe or a finger in a match or at a tournament, they taped it up and jumped right back in. People had a different attitude toward training. Today they would sue the school for damages. Insurance costs associated with running a school can be ridiculously high. This has prompted many instructors to set up a curriculum which minimizes the risk of injury. My advice before joining any school is to check it out thoroughly. Also check yourself. What is your attitude toward training? Your own attitude in training is the dividing line between 'soft serve' and 'hard core'....

@lowkey5265

2 жыл бұрын

Chill

@josephcedricbarrameda3084

2 жыл бұрын

i agree with you

@satriaberhias7651

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, I used to trained in boxing as well, before I started pencak silat. Anyway, well said

@alexisinboxes

Жыл бұрын

Tldr

That first guy is a black belt he couldn't break the board correct me if I'm wrong don't u practice board breaking way before black belt test

@bakalulu551

5 жыл бұрын

To even reach black belt (at least in my school of training), you must perform all of the skills learned in every previous belt. I believe that includes the board breaks. By the time you’re black belt I’d believe you should be capable of breaking a board, as you have done it previously.

@Vaille32

3 жыл бұрын

Board breaking is deceptively easy. Back in the day, I used to do demos. This was in the early 90’s about the time I got my 1st dan. We used to take the board and flick it in the air and I’d do a jumping reverse roundhouse and break it w/out it even being held. Tho on occasion I’d hit one bad and launch it at the goddamn audience lol.

@Vaille32

3 жыл бұрын

@Alex M I am gay IRL, tho I do not quite understand drag or trans. Each their own tho. I am very butch. I play with guns, do martial arts and love to fight. >;).

@yinyang5526

3 жыл бұрын

When I was doing TKD I remember black belts breaking bricks, like lots of it. At the same time This is just sad.

@AdventureSMBW

3 жыл бұрын

In Tang Soo Do and Tae Kwon Do, we broke 1 inch boards as yellow belts. At purple, we broke 2 inch boards. At brown/red, we broke 3 inch.

Taking back the broken board pieces for recycling/reusing.......😌 Ahh, perfect cost cutting strategy 👍

Anyone can break a board iys mostly confidence building thats what I believe.

And this is how you get robed in and out of class

Nothing new, there was a chain of karate clubs in England 30 years ago that used to advertise all over the papers and in phone directories. I joined and realised after a few months it was mostly about making money for the sensei and the style was weak and useless. Sadly the club had a monopoly in the local area and it wasn't until years later someone else set up a new club.

very good, but board don't hit back!

@eddiesteele7428

7 жыл бұрын

Neither does timing balls, punching bags, speed bags, or Mook Jongs. But, people punch them as well....

@brunoborer7038

6 жыл бұрын

Neither do some martial artists.....

@robertaguilar3279

3 жыл бұрын

The first board won the fight.

@brickaa771

3 жыл бұрын

@@eddiesteele7428 they do it to improve their punch power and technique so they can use it properly against someone who does hit back

@baguette3975

3 жыл бұрын

But i do

Deadly fighting machines.

"boards don't hit back"

the older guy who went first didn't even hit the board in the centre

Rather see self defense techniques. Than board breaking. That's what I'm signing up for

I go to Mcdojo, because that's all I got in my small town. I really wanna learn real karate 😭😭

super-thin pieces of wood, don't hit back

Yea try breaking a untampered maple or mohaghony or ash.

Idk..better than most ive seen

Does anyone actually break boards in karate? Is it a Shodan and up thing? This is disappointing to see because as a white belt I can alredy punch thru Gib (drywall), doors, haven’t tried to break a board as the reprocussions from potentially breaking my hand could mean I won’t be able to work or worse yet, practise

You know they’re glueing those boards back together too use next time

@chbu7081

2 жыл бұрын

That only makes them harder to break.

@bellarinatom

2 жыл бұрын

@@chbu7081 they use craft glue comes unstuck very easily

Atleast they could have brought an easily breakable wood

I feel sorry for the next wooden fence that crosses paths with this group,.

I feel bad for the people wasting years training in an McDojo.

@rexas2000

3 жыл бұрын

Years? You Mean 6 Weeks and than you have a black belt

@mattinthehat3

2 жыл бұрын

@@rexas2000 more like 1-2 years. Also keep in mind, most mcdojos will have you sign a contract that guarantees you will have a black belt in that amount of time. But I get what you're saying.

@tenidrxpz9826

2 жыл бұрын

@@rexas2000 ah I can see that you have watched that ad

Imagine if one of your fingers got punched while holding those boards. That might hurt a little bit. 😬

Their punches were off they didn't bow low enough as well showing they haven't been surrounded by proper karate etiquette and also they don't even kno how to stance properly

0:23 my goodness, he is a black belt and cant even perform a correct zengstu dachi gyakuzuki, making us karateka look like fools, he shouldnt even be wearing that belt

@S1rWakka

7 жыл бұрын

Easy. Just do quarter backward plus any kick

@TheTru034

7 жыл бұрын

Nikeimizhong , i know its nothing, the front knee in that zengstu dachi should be over his front foot and the back leg should be straight

@hotcoldman777

6 жыл бұрын

Have you tried the Zanmatsu ?

@jadekayak01

5 жыл бұрын

i do t know what technique you think youre doing but i do know what a "zen kotsu dachi" is. what you said doesnt exist so its pretty hard to get it right OR wrong

0:58 i Like that throw and Pick up

The last guy kicked the board with his freaking toes and tried to hide the pain. He looked at his foot as he was walking away to see if there was a mark.

what dose it say on the GI? Mc dojo on japanese?

The guy that didn't break the boards should have been allowed and encouraged to try again. My dojang does that all the time!!!

Where is this taken?

great.... they break little boards that are produced to be broken.

Boards don’t hit back! Bruce Lee

I can't tell if it's a mcdojo or not, the first guy which is a black belt couldn't break the board which is suspicious to me but the 2nd dude literally perfectly broke the boards with ease or maybe the first guy was just demonstrating the wrong way to break it idk, I'm a blue belt Karate kid who is a 10 year old by the way

Cheap wood aka confidence builders. Could've went towards building a nice home.

what kind of black belts do that kind of awful stance and weirdly swing punch

This is a good demo on their power, but there form looks sloppy

@DarkKnight2037

3 жыл бұрын

@PHANTOM-MC I'm referring to the power relative to the sloppy form

Nem sempre o atleta está focado é do ser humano falhar,mas a técnica é boa o que ocorreu é normal quando o lutador para de competir..perda de rendimento.

I dont quite see the McDojo Part tho

mytho jitsu lol !!!

Boards don't hit back!

It’s a fucking pine board even a little girl could break it

No entiendo por qué lo catálogos como un MC Dojo ,es una exhibición de rompimientos y en algunos casos puede fallar pero hay nosé aprecia cuál fue tu descontento

try chair wood

Algoritmo

McdonalDojo

Karate is more than board breaking! This is just a show for simple persons like you! Try to practice, not to laugh at this people, they at least do something!

boards don't hit back

They can’t be a Mcdojo, they’re Asian I’m Asian so it’s okay if I say it

Lol Micronesia Mall

A 3 year old can brake those

2 cm boards don't hit back

taba cortada esa tabla flaco

What the fuck am I watching here!!

HAHAHAHAHA JE SUIS KO

I want to see some sparring, not breaking boards, fuck that.

Ridiculous! Those boards WILL break if you put effort into it! If your a black belt and achieved mastery, no board should be a challenge for you! And the constant measuring is ridiculous, you must know your body and not need to measure distance

Its circus

I've seen much worse

Bullshido copy cat.