Depends on the skill of each.
hands to the head our highly more realistic in a fight because they are much faster and don't wear you out as fast.
But then again we take into the effect that someone in karate not only knows how to use their hands but their feet as well.
Therefore it depends on the skill of the fighters. And that fight is one I'd watch anytime.
In my opinion, if their was someone performing karate and someone performing aikido and they were both equally as good as each other, aikido would win. It would win because karate gives a lot of punches or kicks that are easy to catch and then get thrown onto the ground.
I believe that it will be more dependent on the skill of the practitioners then the art. There are so many variables that it would not be easy to say. Karate practitioners also learn grappling techniques.
Its not about the Martial Arts. Its about who is practicing it and by how much hard work. The one who takes his sport more seriously will always win.
No he was a full time in boxing and never did karate.
I would say karate but it is all a matter of opinion.!! :)
At Saint Louis Job Corps we also have kick boxing karate and yoga
The main difference are the rules. In boxing, only your hands may be used to score points. In karate as a sport, hands and feet can be used to hit the opponent.
No, boxing is a separate martial art and can stand alone.
Yes. It is more like MMA, excluding the submission holds. The punches are similar to boxing. Generally, any martial artist can become a Kick Boxer.
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aerokaebo is a combination of aerobics, karate and boxing. it's was founded by Manny Salta.
There are a number of stores that stock Karate Gi's. Stores such as Pirana Gear, Asian World of Martian Arts and Boxing Supplies all stock Karate Gi's.
The same reason she was good at karate, because she is. Simple as that.
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