Sensei Seth

Subscribers 483K

Videos 504

Views 90.9M

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Sensei Seth covers martial arts topics including Karate, Muay Thai, grappling, self-defense, and combat sports, with videos that range from technique-focused tutorials and comparisons to real-fight scenario discussions. The channel emphasizes beginner-friendly perspectives from a 4th Degree Black Belt, often exploring how different styles compare and how techniques perform in street or sport contexts. Uploads appear frequent with recent videos spanning self-defense, grappling vs striking, and real Muay Thai, and the channel averages roughly 154K views per video.

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84% relevance

Subscribers 3.4M

Videos 1.4K

Views 472.4M

Appearances 7

SERP 86%

Similarity 83%

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Targets a similar audience with martial arts and combat sports basics, sharing high search overlap on Muay Thai training and MMA fundamentals, while its content style diverges from Sensei Seth's approach (84% match: search 86%, content 83%).

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82% relevance

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SERP 100%

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80% relevance

Subscribers 640K

Videos 533

Views 91.1M

Appearances 6

SERP 90%

Similarity 74%

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Casts a self-defense and grappling/striking lens that overlaps on grappling vs striking and self-defense awareness, yet its content is more self-defense oriented compared to Sensei Seth (80% match: search 90%, content 74%).

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77% relevance

Subscribers 1.5M

Videos 780

Views 400.7M

Appearances 5

SERP 67%

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76% relevance

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Videos 675

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SERP 64%

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Appearances 3

SERP 64%

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Targets fighters with martial arts and Muay Thai training, aligning on training focus and fitness for fighters, but diverges in style and presentation (76% match: search 64%, content 84%).

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Discovered competitors include fightTIPS (84% match) and hard2hurt (80% match) as top contenders. fightTIPS centers on Muay Thai training, grappling vs striking, and MMA basics, while hard2hurt focuses on grappling vs striking and self-defense awareness, aligning closely with Sensei Seth’s overlapping queries. Ben Winney (82% match) and Jesse Enkamp (77% match) also compete on martial arts training and beginner mindset, with Jesse Enkamp additionally connecting to Okinawan karate. Jeff Chan MMAShredded (76% match) covers pankration MMA and beginner mindset as well. Sensei Seth has 483K subscribers, whereas these competitors range from approximately 110K to 1.5M subscribers, indicating a mix of niche and larger channels within the same topic space. Primary overlapping queries include martial arts training, grappling vs striking, self defense, and beginner mindset.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Sensei Seth?

fightTIPS (84% match, 3.4M subscribers), hard2hurt (80% match, 640K subscribers), and Ben Winney (82% match, 110K subscribers). All three channels focus on practical martial arts, self-defense, and training tips, similar to Sensei Seth.

What type of content does Sensei Seth make?

Sensei Seth creates martial arts and self-defense content, with videos like 'I trained Muay Thai for 1 WEEK in THAILAND', 'Does Grappling work vs Striking?', 'We Created the PERFECT Martial Art', 'Do KICKS work for Self Defense?', and 'Does Pankration work vs MMA?'. The channel averages about 154.1K views per video, with a typical upload frequency of roughly multiple times per week (exact uploads per week not specified).

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