It primarily depends on the skill of the practitioner. Ask yourself who would win a gun fight - - the guy with a revolver, or the guy with a semi-automatic pistol. They are both just as deadly, and it all depends on who has the best aim, and who gets off the first accurate, fatal shot. Chances are, they might just end up both getting seriously wounded or killing each other.
There is an old saying. When two tigers fight, one will end up dead, and the other will crawl away badly wounded.
The question of one art being better than another art is ALWAYS a matter of opinion based on individual likes, dislikes, and preferences.
As to the successful application of one method or another in real-life self defense, it depends greatly on the level of skill and development of the practitioner, as well as the quality of instruction more than the art itself.
by striking your opponents in a tournament enough times
Generally speaking, the prize awarded to tournament winners is a medal, hung around the neck from a ribbon. Trophies are also common.
Miss Piggy , she knows karate .
Bruce Lee
train and get really good
you have to win all games
John Gaddy is the first American to win the World Koshiki Karate title 1985 in Brisbane, Australia.
Sandy Cheeks with her karate moves Break it down now, take it downtown.
There is no such thing as a Chinese ninja. Ninjas originated from japan. however China had far superior karate masters. So basicaly the Chinese were highly skilled in karate but not with weapons. whereas the Japanese knew karate but they weren't as good as the Chinese but the Japanese were highly skilled with weapons. so in my opinion, in a fight between a feudal Chinese warrior and a feudal Japanese warrior (ninja) , the Japanese ninja would win
You don't need to win them but in Kyokushin Karate you have to do 3 battles.
definitely batman....... she would try to do some karate on him he would snap her leg in half if she tried to kick him then he would batterang her in the face and he would run off into the night.
Belts states the level of your expertize in the sport. It also inspires you to work harder to win the next belt!