since most martial arts these days in the west are more for show

than practical use

They didn't fail. I'd bet a Jujitsu fighter would bit a "Krav Maga expert" in a staged fight

That's what they are about more or less

most you see in the media is fancy dancing anyway

again, boils down to semantics. BJJ is still derived off of Jiu Jitsu which is derived off of Judo and so on

Some of them just tend to focus on more specific areas than others

And even then, there are styles within styles

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Shotokan is (relatively) nothing like Kyokushin is nothing like Goju Kai

But they all fall under the umbrella of 'karate'

And then half the people watching it fucking go 'is that Taekwondo?' anyway

I know most people don't do it to troll practicioners

but it is funny

Well always remember...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xqaj-CGjKmE

I know nothing about a subject, and make a "master" go nuts

Can anyone answer my question

Thanks

no

just admit it

why counter the argument when you can have a bit of fun?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUCtrCvyjS8

I know you have a lot of Krav Maga for self defence guys in the US. But I don't really think that's what it's about

It's not

And like American dad said, for self defence a gun is better. If this is what you're actually worried about

There was a documentary series going about 10 years ago

it's a weapon

being prepared to kill with your hands

and being able to

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Yeah I'm pretty sure Tai Chi and all those "ancient arts" are complete BS

That's not how people fight

Nah, I don't think so

I think what we see in the mainstream, is a filtered, neutral version of the real thing that just looks cool and keeps people fit

The guy took down a "Tai Chi master" is 12 seconds

And that's not very surprising to be honest

Yeah, and you can get a master certificate from any studio