Martial Arts UGC Creators

Across 113 relevant videos, @strike.gold3 stands out as a smaller creator whose 4K median views exceed its 3.6K followers, while @yukungfu.com leads on both reach and topic fit.

Best-fit creators

1. @yukungfu.com: strongest overall fit.
   1.8M followers, 2.3M median views, fit score 100. All 10 recent videos match the topic. This is the clearest first choice for broad martial arts visibility: high typical reach plus consistent relevance, rather than one isolated breakout.

2. @danikickz: strongest taekwondo specialist.
   502.1K followers, 83.6K median views, fit score 98, and 100% recent topic relevance. The focus on kicks, flexibility, and taekwondo training gives this creator a clear audience promise. Prioritize for campaigns aimed at practitioners improving kicking technique or mobility.

3. @strike.gold3: strongest small-account prospect.
   3.6K followers, 4K median views, fit score 100, with 10 of 10 recent videos on topic. Worth testing for a focused martial arts collaboration. Pricing and engagement quality still need checking.

4. @zenfudailyy: highly relevant alternative.
   337.8K followers, 11.9K median views, fit score 100. All 10 recent videos match. Strong topical consistency, but lower typical reach than the two largest candidates.

5. @sandrasankarate: karate-specific option.
   239.2K followers, 23.9K median views, with 8 of 10 recent videos matching. Move up the list when karate matters more than broad martial arts coverage.

6. @hiranuma100: secondary small-account option.
   2K followers, 3.5K median views; 7 of 9 recent videos match. Promising reach relative to size, but less consistent relevance.

Who to contact first

Contact @yukungfu.com first, followed by @danikickz and @strike.gold3. That shortlist covers scale, specialist training content, and a smaller-account test. Request rates, audience geography, and recent engagement before committing.