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Whats the difference between Karate, Judo, Kung-Fu, Taekwondo and Jujitsu?
Whats the difference between Karate, Judo, Kung-Fu, Taekwondo and Jujitsu?
explain what each one of them is and what they consist of please.
also waht are Kyuki-Do, Aikido and Hapkido
karate= empty handed way this style is often associated with strength it is a strikin oriented art so an equal amount of kicking and punching more punchin by a little a good starting are had a few throws most that dont work some that do but is good for hittng and more important ly the situps and pushups provide not only phisical fitness but also the strength to get hit its major weakness is that u cant just keep getting hit when your oponent is hitting u in the face another weakness is that most karate schools dont harden the bones that much and more btu they have good takedown defence and even a little ground game so yeah….
judo= a modified version of jujitsu for sport it is a japanese art made by jigaro kano a doctor and jujitsu master guy.it uses many throws and presently the judokas are also trained in submission fighting and takedowns.this is all almost a wrestling type throwing thing its weakness being that it is the most popular martial art in the world and second most popular sport so a beginer might be out matched by many ppl and another weakness is that most judokas arent strong enough to do this they may not train ur strength much but it is part of the style and u need to do it on ur own time
taekwondo = most popular style in the usa and well liked by non military people in korea it is a kicking art punches are used to make distance or distract the opponent and kicks and used to fight many good dojos in the world many qualified instructor a good syestem for sport or combat weakness beibng that no takedown or takedown defence training so a practitioner will be taken down by a good wrestler or any other type of grappler who is better and the kicks to the head dont work as well in this time period and is an unnatrual thing to always go for all in all not a bad art
kung fu maening skill gained through hard work is considered the father of martial arts most of these styles are derived of of the original shao lin kung fu which was a combination of indian martial arts chinese fighting methods and other random bits of information either found througth odd events or made up on the spot these existed to ensure monks had the strength to meditate for hours and practice yoga without passing out
some major branches
wing chun gong fu= a art created by a woman for self defence for the weaker person it uses a lot of speed this wasone of the main arts bruce lee studied and when he made jan fan gong fu it took up about 60 percent of the art and if u do jeet kune do it is like 45 percent modified wing chun
praying mantis gong fu= based on the movements of the praying mantis it was one of the arts that was taught at the shaolin temple they build up chi first and then learn to fight for the most part so it takes a while
most kung fiu is not for this time period besides maybe jun fan gong fu and jeet kune do
jujitsu= originaly form japan most of the time ppl say this word now is when they are talking about brizilian ju jitsu[bjj]
it was trhe art of the samuraui and even ninjas studied it it is like wrestling but the original classical styles focus on pining or submitting the opponent it had a major flaw however well actualy two when real combat became less comon they had to practice the moves without a resisting opponenet and also it was soon illeagal because of its awesome deadlyness so that is why judo is good designed like a sport it is okay to practice on a friend and the bjj comes off judo and adds the submission and pining teqniques again but the pinfalls are now replaced with more submissions in this most complete grappling style use d by mma fighters the art of bjj
aikido is the way of harmony ai meaning love or peacfull ki meaning energy or spirit or universal spirit as well as other things do maening path or way . in aikido u deafeat the oppeonent without hurting him and if u must hurt him u never use your own force so that u do not sway form the way of the universe it should never be used in sport shotrt of a complete combat thing it compliments judo but ruins ur bjj skill if u have any.in aikido u try to defear the enemy using ony his force if u meditate then u can do proper aikido and the founder of this style has been nown to use his ki to pucsh ppl without touchthe flaw here is i t takes too long to learn how to peacefully defeat an enemy and that most aikido students dont meditate long enough technique is good but meditation is where the universe give s u its strength
hapkido is like tae kwon do more for the modern world it is still to this day a great police officer fighting syestem and uses tae kwon do with joint minipulation take down s and even submissions a most complete style not enought takedown defence however
Kyuki-Do is a more modern mixed martial arts type style and uses judo throws jujitsu submissions and wrestling skills hapkido joint locks tae kwon do kicks and some punches and to topnit all off kobudo weaponary styles which is not like modern firearms but more to get in touch with the old essence of martial arts old philosophies old theories modern methods i belive they do more grappling that striking which is smart bacause tae kwon do has some odd kicks for a normal fight this day and age their weakness is that they do not have the leathal fight enders lifeenders from jujitsu contray to what the might want to say
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