Best Move For Street Fight - Instant KO | From Muay Thai Champion
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Former North American Muay Thai Champion Mike Zhang, shares his best technique to take out an opponent in a street fight.
I recently had the opportunity to train at the awesome Critical Bench Compound in Florida. My buddy Mike Zhang was here training as well! We were going through past comments from his videos and found many of you asked for specific fighting techniques from Mike. Like what to do in a real street fight situation? Or how can you defend yourself from an attacker in a real life situation. This is something I'm curious about as well. So today I got Mike to jump on the camera to share his best street fighting move for beginners and his advice on how best to handle street fights.
To your health & fitness,
Thomas Tapp
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Today’s question...What other training would you like to learn from Mike?
Also remember what Mike said at the beginning of this video, the best thing to prepare for a real fight is to practice conflict resolution and to avoid a fight in the first place. A street fight can be unpredictable and extremely risky. However, if you have no choice, this tactic is one of Mike’s favorites for protecting your essential body parts and taking out your opponent.
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In ho reuh ka ti...
TappBrothers Crazy Gingerness, 😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍
true story : i live in Philadelphia...some kids tried to jump me (not sure why) ...this move saved my life...kid swung a brick...brick hit my arm instead of my head...fyi 🥊💪🍀
footwork balance and speed!
TappBrothers .. What if he swings with the other arm? .. Honest question
Thanks,my grandma didn’t stand a chance.
best comment on all of youtube ever
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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I legit pissed on myself when I saw this😂
@@thepbsteele1668 why~
"If somebody comes and gives you problems, give them a compliment." - Mike Zhang
Great advice, and it actually makes you look smart, controlled, and dependable.
Attacker: "I'm gonna kick your ass!"
Me: "You have a nice ass!"
i fear tho they might assume you're joking/making fun of 'em
Matt I totally agree. Shows total naivety to think a compliment is a good idea !! 🙄
Folks .. DONT do it !!
Actually when I was a skinny 18 year old kid... a really big drunk dude (who might of had a reputation in the area) came up he was giving my friend and I some weird vibes (motioning to punch, flexing his muscles) I was kind of in a trance but when I stepped aside and felt his arms while he was flexing and said “hey man you have really big muscles” he just walked away. Then the girl told me he was muttering creepy stuff, I didn’t notice. But use your intuition.
I was in a bit of a trance , thank God there was no trouble.
I tried avoiding a conflictual situation by complementing the raging guy telling his wife is pretty. Didn't work
This actually made my day. Thank you.
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You should have asked if his wife has a twin sister cause you'd love to ......... !
Dawg😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ha! Way to go Rambo!
4:01 Here!
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Nice
Thx
You guys got it all wrong. I usually just scream "DON'T HURT ME!" then I shove my girlfriend in the way and run. Works every time.
LOL.
Thanks for the tip randy👍
How do you know my special technique!
Bro if u keep doing that u won't have a girlfriend
Zeus 47 dude get some humor
Masterful breakdown! It seems to me to fully explain one or two movements throughly is far better then running through a multitude of techniques in a vague and unexplained manner! Thank you gentleman/warriors!
Formula for commenting on martial arts tip videos for maximum ego boost:
1.) Open with "As a martial artist / trained combatant / experienced fighter..."
2.) Write a long post humbly congratulating yourself on your abilities
3.) Insert half a sentence worth of something everyone will easily agree on ("avoid the fight altogether if possible / don't get in a headlock in the first place / be aware of your surroundings")
4.) Wait for other people also hoping to stroke their egos to congratulate you on the agreeable half sentence
As a blackbelt in various martial arts and winner of many competitions, I'd say your best option is to offer the aggressor a drink and some money. After doing so, it's important to say how you were in the wrong and that you have had a rough day. After befriending the aggressor bid him a hearty farewell and offer him a drink before leaving. After putting your would be attacker at ease and working his ego, get a hard object that's close at hand, like a pool cue or lengthy stick. When his back is turned torque your body as if to hit a home run and win the game for the team. There is no team here though, although I like to think of the weapon as your partner in justice. It's important to aim for the back of the head, you can hit his testicles when he is lying on the floor. I suggest using your foot to do this, as it is in closer proximity to the intended target after the initial strike. It's important to be aware of your surroundings, make note of possible escape routes and assume a sprinting position to maximise your escape velocity.
Flashlegz you are fucking hilarious 😂 thank you. Ha ha.
@@Flashlegz Also, when using your foot on his testicles, be sure to hit with the heal. if in doubt...hit him again.
Hahahahahahaa
@@Flashlegz uahuauhauuahu your partner in justice
I only click on these types of videos to read the internet tough guys out there giving their sage advice on fighting in the comments
shut up jason. you old fart.
No you don't.
I just want to see some funny stuff.
always
Thats not how u do it u jump in the air and fuckem up.
Everyone has a plan till they get punched in the face 😬😂
Edit : cheers for the likes my dudes
@Crimson Dynamo ggg more like gay gay gay
@@za.monolit it seems like your instant comebacks are gay. Almost like being gay is almost one of ur attributes
@@ricehair8807 ur gay
This video is specifically about avoiding face punches
Better to have a plan and forget to use it than don't know how to use one because you don't have one
“Don’t get in a street fight is dangerous.......but” translation: So you wanna kick some ass, huh?
IMPORTANT TIP : If you do end up missing the cross, do not pause there. You can either roll with the punch and shift out of the danger zone. Or add a left hook after the cross which strongly increases the percentage of being successful. Cheers
I practised your method with my mother. She´s been sleeping for 30 minutes. I need some advice please. Thank you.
You're neither funny, nor appropriate.
Йордан Ягодов You’re right, it’s not funny, it’s frickin’ hilarious!
Йордан Ягодов comedy's subjective but the fact that he has 22 like so there's something to be said about people finding this comment funny
😂😂😂 cold water right across her face
Blow some cocaine into her nose. It will work.
I did this move on someone and afterwards, I heard a deep, booming voice yell: "FINISH HIM!"
One of the best things to do in a street fight? Back up, and pull a gun.
Avoidance! That is the best answer I've ever heard! Because of my first answer. Being nice to all people is best practice. They did that in the old West. You know why.
Totally agree....be nice to people ...people are unhappy because of their life not because of you .... dont give them a chance to release anger on you ... be polite ... but if the border is crossed - it is time for war.
Bro things have been better in the old west. Scammer has been run out of the town. Nowadays there accepted. 1 want 1vs1 pistol fightson sunday.
THANK YOU , THANK YOU ,fighting is ALWAYS the last result ! it"s very rare that is going to be a fair fight ,I'm 54 , back in my day , most fights were fair , and done , when they were done , no retaliation ,even some bar fights I was in , we"d both go have a beer afterwards , too many boys think a gun makes them a man .
real men throw fists , not bullets .
Guy Brooks real warrior gladiator Philosophy respect bro
Guy Brooks
Man, if I am violent out it the world I will always, always start with the most lethal option available to me and if I can I will give 1 warning to fuck off or die cause I don't look for trouble & I don't start shit, I am civil & polite and I trust violent people I don't know who are coming at me to be a problem for me.
If it ain't worth killing a man does the situation really need to get violent at all?
Bruce Lee
No warriors & gladiators kill people, they kill for socioeconomic dominance or for entertainment purposes.
I have a conduct in life that is based on always abounding trouble, and it's being working fine since I never got in any real fight in my life, at least not in the street with a complete stranger. Being cool and avoiding trouble makes miracles.
Growing up as a "Millenial" I can say no fight is fair. Everyone whose ever attacked me has attacked to kill (Even with their friends). There's no fairness mentality these days.
You can't ease up thinking they'll stop if things get too extreme. They'll just leave you on the ground and run away.
Respect is dead among the thug mentality of fighting that is today.
Mike Zhang, you gave the best advice ever at the beginning, avoidance, conflict resolution and being smart! So many times I see situations where one person could have avoided getting killed or hurt badly. I believe in walking softly and carrying a big stick! I believe that's your approach too! and you are a wise and intelligent guy!
One of the things that someone needs to teach also is how to punch. Many people in a fight, especially those who have never been trained fighters, throw a punch to barely touch what they are trying to hit with the punch. I was taught to aim to the rear of anything that I am trying to hit, maximizing leverage, and torque. I was taught to hit with my body, not my hands.
In other words, your bodyweight and the torque produced during the execution of that movement was more important than just throwing the punch. That "winding up" that Mr. Zhang is talking about is not simply turning to be able to hit the other guy but torquing, just like in baseball when batting. It is the use of the hips to produce torque, hence power, with the bodyweight behind it! Any punch you throw under that torque, if it reaches its mark it is going to be effective. IMHO.
is it just me or for everyone he looks like Vincent van Gogh
Vincent Van Gogh fuck yourself
Hey, that gingerism
Nope. He has both ears!
@@gilligan106
And not Asian.
@@friedrice9535 he was talking about the other guy
Yes indeed! Love this counter-offensive tactic. I learned it about 10 years ago doing KFM, with the principle of cover and counter. We also train to close the gap as well (instead of always stepping back) - this stuffs the punch as you cover, step in, counter - or as they call it: Cover-Crash-Counter. It is a great patten disrupter of the assailant's attack. It really works - I started countering this way and when I train/spar with other MA/MMA/combatives folks it is very effective. Thanks for posting.
May I ask you what KFM stands for ??
Also, when someone swings a punch at you, elbows to block, do a lot of damage to the attacker. Every punched someone, full on to have all those small bones in your hand shattered by an elbow? Very effective!
You should also immediately remove your shirt like Thomas in the video. This will let your opponent know you work out all the time and look good without a shirt on....
We have the same hair and I'll never take my shirt off again >.
And on a more serious note they cant grab your shirt and use it against you
Jorge Masvidal if they grab your shirt they aren’t defending themselves
No, in an actual street fight situation it is easy to lose with a shirt on. They can grap it, pull it over your head, and strangle you.
@@tommymorrison103 nah bruh
I love the common sense approach from this professional fighter.
I see a problem here... Chances are If someone is throwing a haymaker right at you, they're ready to throw the left right afterward. You better hope your counter is faster than his second punch.
Well the straight really is faster than a haymaker
@Mathieu Revel yea I understand. But like every move, there is a better move. For ALL moves. This just helps your chances its no guarantee that you will win.
as soon as you throw a punch with your right arm, your shoulder will get up a bit higher and thus if you keep your head close to it protect your jaw from the other punch
im having this glitch where i see your previous comment on a video i just watched being "hes above the law look hes playing to a baby right now" but when i click on replies i see youre actual comment... what the fuck
Most keyboard warriors think you can learn to fight or defend yourself without sparring. They watch a video and think it will translate to muscle memory.
I never fought before nor do I have experience or a story nor am I proud of my no achievements.
Adrian Ladda Fighting is over rated.
Congrats then👌. You are no less than an angel😊
Lmao im sure you have some good ones nice sarcasm
Even if you win you can end up with a fractured fist or bruised up , clothes torn up. It's better to avoid it. Plus you never know if they'll pull out a gun or knife.
Join a muay thai or mma gym. That way you can learn and spar. You get confidence and experience.
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Hey man thanks for teaching me these my nan didn’t stand a chance broke her ribs so quick
Thanks for the complete, but compressed and easy to follow, defensive/offensive move package tip, Jon.
Okay, a few points that need to be mentioned here. And I'm no cage fighter but I've dealt with several street attacks.
1. Staggering your feet is a good idea to also maintain balance. If they're faster than you, or come in with a shove before the punch, you'll get knocked right over if your feet are squared. Stagger them and bend the knees a bit.
2. Keep your hands above theirs. if your hands are at your sides, it can take a long time to raise them up to defend so if their hands are at their sides, yours should be at your abdomen at least. it their hands are at their abdomen, I prefer to have one arm across my abdomen and the other arm's elbow rested on that arm in a vertical position, like the thinking man's pose. You can explode from this position and defend.
3. I've never (fortunately) been attacked by someone that knows how to fight, they always either shove followed by an attack or most often, hurl a haymaker. And yes, watch the shoulders because that will indicate which arm is being deployed. This technique displayed can be very effective provided you're both orthodox and they're throwing a rear haymaker. But be careful drilling this sequence because if they throw a lead haymaker, you're going to get tattooed.
4. I personally prefer to move in. The worst place to be is where the punch is at full extension. In general you want to be just outside of their range or right in tight, If you move in and get hit with their bicep or closer to their shoulder, there is no power. Same principle with an opponent swinging a baseball bat.
From experience, some thoughts I think should be kept in mind.
Just tried this on my daughter.Worked perfectly!
lmao wtf
yo
1:27 is the start of the beginning!
Street fighting is way different than a ring for sure. Notice how he said look at his eyes? Wrong. Get distance and look at his center mass, unless you want to get stabbed. If the guy is in your face, knee to the nuts. If he's back a few steps, low snap kick to the knee. Works every time. Why? Because he's looking at your eyes, not you leg that's about to ruin his life.
I have helped people out who ran Pubs and were being bullied, have also later on ran my own Pub, and you are 100% right.
@@retrotoypile3838 Hilarious punching a collar bone ! ffs
The old Bruce Lee Method
skip the fight
Ok dwight shrute
People who don’t already know this stuff didn’t grow up with brothers, rough friends, or a psycho girlfriend.
No brothers.
Fighting with brothers is an underrated way of learning lol
This guy getting into proper fist fights with his gf lmao
@@raulpetrascu2696 lmao ya i know, this guy must be a mega hard ass
Excellent! I'm going to practice this right now while drunk.
I’m literally about to fight my school bully in 3 weeks so I need to practice this video definitely did help but I’m gonna need some more
Just punch first jump spin kick him baham ez win I an fighting a gangster in a week
If he’s bigger than you and stronger than you, you’re pretty much fucked. You’re going to need to use a weapon like brass knuckles or a baseball bat and fucking hit him first. Once you drop him, continue to beat the shit tour of him. Send the fucker to the hospital so he will think twice about trying to bully you again.
@@demonslayer8085 so untrue about size. Speed is the most important factor. Everyone has a button on their chin doesnt matter about strength or size.
Pro tip: -Don't.
good luck
Impressive. Simple but so effective. It's difficult to think quick in violent circumstances but being centered and prepared to act quickly saves valuable time in confrontation.
I didn’t have time to remember all this today so, I just used my .45! Done!
If you don't have any fighting experience than don't use your fist when you try this technique. Instead use the palm of your hand to do the hitting.
That’s easier said than done lmfao do you really think an inexperienced fighter would even try this? Their instincts take over at the beginning of a fight, you can’t reprogram the way a brain works on the go, it’s all about experience, not just training, actual experience is needed before someone can actually put any past knowledge to use
Seriously, I think a lot of training for people here should be to join the track team, then when they get in a real fight with someone who wants to bash their brains in for real, they can out run their opponent. I feel like a lot of people here either saw roadhouse or the karate kid too many times.
Yeah that Champion kick boxer knows his thing for sure great lessons champ
Seth Green vs Liu Kang: FIGHT!
You forget raydude
Seth hair is on fire, he went super saiyan
As a 10 Year veteran in Empty Force I easily can block any attack from any fighter with Confident ease. And you need to try and focus your Ki and Energy Shield to your front and arms as much as possible. Now congratulate me on my efforts.
Thank you, mister lister the sister fister.
@@ts4gv no problem, young grasshopper
The best thing I ever learnt from boxing and the limited martial arts I attempted was how to stay calm and talk my way out of situations. It’s great to hear you guys recommending it.
One question with this technique; How would you defend if they swing with the opposite hand. You’ll be off balance with your weight on the front foot
I like a lot of the things he talks about in this video and overall it’s a pretty solid technique. Something similar one can do is to cover up their face and head with their elbow extended just like in the video but instead of going out, you can dart in elbow first if it’s a round punch like a hook you’ll slide right through and deliver a hell of a strike to your opponents face letting you get the clinch, if it’s a straight punch you’ll still end up sliding past but you also might break your opponents hand. Going in is useful as it’s one of the safer spots to be (a baseball bat is most dangerous at the tip not the base) plus getting the clinch allows for control and if one has a grappling background it sets up some nasty throws. Still though this video showcases a great and useful technique I just thought I’d offer a similar but different option
that would be very useful in a crowded space where you can't move around with your feet
Don't " Gingerize" yourself. Wolverine is a ginger. You're doing a great job, Seth Green.
Good job
U idiot
#MeGingerToo
Nah bro you meant David Spade
Wolverine is a ginger? How so? Oh you must mean the ruddy complexion and dark,dark, dark hair. Oh wait no hes not
I love how many professional fighters there are in the comment section. Have you guys ever been in a real fight before?
Looool
So true
Jeffrey Dohnger I've been in too many fights myself really. To the point I have won from many people who competed even though I have never gotten far in martial arts training myself. Martial arts have little carryover in a streetfight, but that basic technique is something I've seen does work on the streets cause of it's simplicity. What I've seen works best is only learning the simplest techniques and perfecting them, learning to use them in many different angles/situations.
tiger bend yes I've been in a few too. Its why I think muay thai works because it worked for me. Simple yet effective. The times I had to protect myself I used knees and once a leg trip. Shit happens so fast you dont have time to think, you just act.
JimmyPtheman mauy thai perspectively has a lot of carryover in my opinion compared to other martial arts as most techniques are "simple" enough to remember and execute during a fight. What I mean by simple is that you can use it in many situation and don't need a huge setup beforehand to be able to execute them unlike many other martial arts like kung fu forms or japanese martial arts although some techniques also have a good carryover in my opinion.
Who’s here because they got beef with someone
Me this kid wrestles
Man is dating my girl gotta take him out but he’s gotta strike first
Me but he’s fat asf
Me but he short and intimidating
I’m just here because I’m bored
Legit nice to see a real video that helps people who don't know alot
This does work well. Dad didn’t stand a chance. Especially now he’s in his 80s
As a 3 time world championship Muy Thai fighter who has done numerous extensive training with the elites in Thailand and other areas around the world, I have a few comments to make about this video. First of all, his stance is impeccable. I know this because during my 2nd championship, an opponent who I KO'ed commented on my stance. This may not seem like a huge deal, but in Thailand, it is shameful to be defeated, and as such, most see even a regular officiated event as a power play. I have a fight coming up, so I can't complete the rest of this comment, but if I remember, I will come back to it and write down the other comments I wanted to make.
Still hoping you'll remember 😅
This is nice. I would like to see a video on workouts for better elbow & knee joints. Thanks guys.
Respect to this gentlemen for highlighting the best way to win a fight; make sure it doesn't start!
TH-cam body protection videos have become the equivalent of Saturday morning kung fu
You are a crazy ginger. Lean and clearly someone who takes care of their physique. Great vid though, thanks for sharing. I had so,done start on me when I asked them to leave my place of work, he was a lot bigger and I did wonder the best way of putting him down should he lunge for the attack. Was able to diffuse the situation though so no fighting.
Sure thing Jon, you demonstrated what Mike explained to be the first tactic, conflict resolution. Well done my friend and great to hear you were able to diffuse the situation. Train safe and stay strong!
Definitely thumbs up for more Mike! Not so much thumbs up on the hairstyle, but thumbs up for hair quality and thickness!
What a great video! What I really like about Mike is how he focuses on avoiding a fight and even after blocking and throwing the punch, is to disengage. I work in a very busy psychiatric Emergency room in NYC and the staff are always being attacked by patients who are usually impaired...I myself had my right arm almost ripped out of its socket (I'm 6'4", 215 lbs) several years ago, requiring 6.5 hours of surgery to reconnect the torn muscles and tendons in the rotator cuff. The surgery was successful and I am just now starting to return to the gym, having focused on regaining as much range of motion as possible. My question...what moves would Mike recommend for an ER RN to use when being attacked unexpectedly by a patient, which would protect you, while at the same time, causing no injury to the patient? Thank you Tapp Brothers and Mr. Zhang...I enjoy watching and learning.
grab both wrists and dont get bitten or kicked. XD id also recommend using your knee and calf on their chest/tummy/neck to restrain the patient against a wall or preferably floor.
if you use your knee and putting your bodyweight into the base of their chest can be a really painful experience and can be magnified by grabbing them around the back of the neck and pulling their face to your knee.
its also an effective way to hold them down. same with the shin across the neck, sliding down from the chest. and holding their hips down with the other shin.
id really emphasize grabbing their wrists. it subdues their main weapons and stops the use of surrounding objects. then using your knee you can stop them from reaching in for a headbutt or bite. and work them to the ground.
further if you do manage to put them on the floor ideally you want them on their face with their legs and hands out, not in a fetal position so work towards this,
if you have them facing up you want to sit on the stomach with your knees rite inside their armpits. this is a bit of a rodeo but the best way to hold that position, especially if you are pinning their wrists to the ground
Good tip. I had a similar experience. But he was storming at me. When he was making ready to hit. I stepped one step forward, and hit him instead. I felt very lucky about the timing. It’s wasn’t planned.
I did that , I found this technique long time ago and I watched againnthis technique yes its veryy effective
As a martial artist, it is important to note that once you put your feet in that "fighting stance" you are committing to fighting that person. I'm not saying this defense is ineffective, but there are still ways to defend yourself from a more neutral footing and requiring less overall skill of the defender and are effective against a wider range of attacks.
Mario Munoz very very true
Run away.
Joe Blow it’s called posturing and body language. By taking a fighting stance you increase the odds of actually coming to blows to almost 100%. As for the rest of your comment, you can believe what you like.
This is very true, and that is why it is important to control the racing mind first, then subtlety try to control the situation by thinking clearly, look directly in the eyes of the attacker (using the other tools suggested in the video) and while speaking directly to the attacker to distract them, change your stance in a subtle way.
Again you are correct, as one of the rules of war is that "mobilization means war". Not preparing for it, will not make it go away, and the initial stance in the video is one of the most unstable, and you are more susceptible to a take down, make a wider target, cannot throw your most powerful punch, and add infiniteum.
Taking that subtle step back can create a little distance, giving you an edge and so forth. That step back may prepare you for the confrontation, and yes, may even signal that it is time to get it on. Who cares if that is construed as "throwing the first punch"? The thing that matters most, is who throws the last one.
Totally agree with Mario Munez. Look up Wing Tsun's "Blitz Defense" for an example of a much better defensive STRATEGY that will protect you legally as well as physically.
Everytime a very useful video.
Great stuff Mike. I do not have much professional training in fighting, but, I do have some experience in fighting, and you are spot on, in my opinion. When I speak with my wife, or younger family members regarding fighting, I always stress that your greatest/strongest weapon is your mind.
Situational awareness, staying out of unsafe places, and confrontational avoidance rank foremost on my list. Stay away, and/or get away. Hurting someone, or beating someone to an inch of their life is neither funny, nor glamorous. But, being on the receiving end is a lot worse.
Many times, there is no "winning" a fight, when you consider retribution by friends, family members, or multiple attackers. You may win for the moment, but, you may spend an indefinite amount of time looking over your shoulder, so, avoidance is paramount.
Lastly, (sorry for the long comment), again, I feel you are spot on about the "getting knocked out" comment, and being unable to defend a continuous attack. In the street, their are no rules. Anticipating, or expecting a certain outcome, can be dangerous, and even deadly. I have known of at least three fights in which the attacker(s) knocked the victim out, continued to kick them in the head, while on the ground, and the victim never regained consciousness, and died.
The only rules, are there are no rules. The only definition of a fair fight...is one that I win..even if it means avoidance.
wish it was useful, but talking from experience it would only work if the guy is midget comparing to you. After all 1 punch/hit KO is luck, most of the times it just get's opponent dizzy for a little bit, just like slapping ears. Don't watch too many cartoons of One Punch Guy, this is real life, there no such thing as 1 punch/hit KO to experienced opponent same weight and height as you or especially of bigger, then opponent may not even feel your punch. This tactic lacks more moves on what to do if opponent didn't get KO'd but only got dizzy, I've added 1-2 moves extra with different technique of fist hitting in post above - that will definitely help finish off anything if first combo went through.
Eugene I I ko'd someone, square on the chin solid jab. Im a small guy. It was 3 vrs 1. Was dodging fists and saw an opening on the middle guy.
Eugene I Hmm maybe it was luck with a bit of accuracy. Or maybe I hit super human adrenaline.
well you know technique plays also huge role, so maybe it wasn't just luck but your inborn resolve to fight
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Yes
1.- Hadouken
2.- Shoryuken
3.- Flash Kick
4.- Tatsumaki Senpukyaku
5.- Sonic Boom.
Got it.
Much respect for Mike in this vid, sharing top rate advice in addition to precision technique #therealdeal
I remember Tyrone Woodley pulling off this exact technique when he ko'd Josh Koscheck
Yep good observation
Awesome video guys, great times hanging out!
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ONE OF THE BEST PIECES OF FIGHTING INFO EVER.
As a long time student of combat, and martial arts, it still boggles my mind that people still want to use the weapon with some of the smallest bones in the human body, the hand/fist, to strike the part of the body with some of the hardest bones in the human body, the head. It's understandable if you're wearing boxing gloves or similar, or I guess if your hands are conditioned to punching hard things, but the average Joe usually isn't. For mine, if you are to use this technique, instead of the punch to the jaw, use a palm heel strike. Safer for the defender, and just as painful for the knucklehead. :-)
so true. The video is rather proof of how badly sports Muay Thai translates into combat that way...
mike zhang: great and helpful videos always, great fan of tapp brother, I have request for you, can you do a video series on correction of anterior pelvic tilt and fallen arches. And how to run with fallen arches. If already you have done it, please share the link.
Exactly David Cobb, Punching in a street fight is not a great idea unless your hands are amazingly well conditioned. Plenty of boxers, kick boxers, MMA guys have broken their hands in fights and they are using hand wrappings and wearing various sizes of gloves for hand protection. In the street you have none of that.
Palm strike is a much better idea and honestly not even that keen on the block itself unless the guy is your size or smaller. If attacker is bigger than you (no weight classes in a street fight) then a heavy punch like that could easily knock you off balance when you block it allowing him to hit you perhaps with a follow up punch and also making this counter attack less effective.
Also what happens if guy throws a second punch even assuming he is a similar size to you and first block/cover works then it comes down to who lands first eg his second punch or your first punch. You could potentially land at a similar time and then it would could down to who has most power/who lands in right place and perhaps who has the best "chin" so to speak.
Too make this work at all you would need to be very confident in your speed/power and accuracy and if using a punch not palm strike the conditioning of your hands and be fighting an opponent of your own size or slightly smaller.
Absolutely correct. I teach only palm strikes, especially for women... If you want to use your knuckles you have to condition them, like in okinawan karate, which is not only highly unfeasible in a modern world, it´s also not really healthy....
I was going to caution against fist strikes also. Palms or elbows if you’re close.
Appreciate the very sober comments about conflict avoidance and general good tips and simple strategy vs. the armchair scenarios of what you could do if you had 20 seconds to analyze the situation first in detail. Hopefully that first swing your assailant made wasn't to distract you from the knife they pulled into your gut with their other hand...
Rule 1 in a street fight: you don't know anything about the aids laden junkie high on PCP packing heat and a knife with 2 buddies waiting to step in nearby who only appears to be some ornery person/drunk by themselves trying to pick a fight. Diffuse and walk/run away. Even if you "win" the lawyers will make sure you lose.
"I was trained as a shaolin monk since I was 4, then I moved here to japan to start a new life. I taught multiple lessons of my technique, and I trained the top fighters of the world today, nobody can touch me, I am unstoppable."
*Laughs in 9mm semi automatic*
Lol 😂
THESE ARE GREAT FACTS
I have had over 20+ street fights and this
Was very accurate
I started my channel on these topic too
Hope everyone have a hood day and stay safe
Excellent advice. You know what follows will be good when the first bit of advice is to compliment someone to avoid the fight in the first place.
Demonstrator's assistant reminds me of Seth Green, anyone else see it?
Only half way into the video..its 2019 (i’ve trained in “xyz” Karate until a little after earning my brown belt..then within’ the same dojo, ran by my Hanshi (9th degree black belt..tests for them & trained in Japan, also has been on ESPN, super nice guy..& great Hanshi). I ended up feeling like Kata’s were a waste of time..& my Hanshi (who worked as a bouncer, had several fights in the late 80’s-mid 90’s...& even after that as a smaller guy, he still was willing breaking comp.’s..brought in many friends (the dojo is filled with tourny trophies from him in his prime..his students, & 1 small part of the wall, he had pics with famous Boxers/‘MMA’ fighter’s (back then there was no “MMA”. But his style of Karate is more for self defence & maxium damage (if avoiding isn’t possible). I noticed after i earned my brown belt..(he tought us Kata to a proper tee...but he tweeked some other self defence tactics from what im guessing he learned from being a boucer at a rough bar & his real martial art fights...so we learned proper technique for a situation if someone grabbed from behind, & a “dirty” fighting techniques that caused more damage right off the bat..if someone grabbed you from behind..great man, great Hanshi, ran a great full contact kickboxing (he’s unreal with stand-up), & well trained for the basic’s of the throws & submissions/rolling...& when things got more advanced, he’d bring in a BJJ blackbelt to work with us. I loved pad work/prefecting technique & more so, sparring with some bigger/my age..but half were scared & turtled..so id mix in sparring with bigger/much more trained black belts..& i was able to defend myself, land a few good strikes occasionally..but if they noticed a bad habit (ex. I guy 3x my size & 3rd or more degree blackbelt, would give me a love tap to my head, cuz i had a bad habit of dropping my guard when throwing high roundhouse kicks..i learned much more from rolling/sparring with bigger/more trained dojo members.
But the in regards to this video, the second you back you’re leg up into a fighting stance..im not going to go for the drunken-wrap around hook..by your aggressive stance, it shows me, you’re ready to strike..id personally throw a staight right into the solar-plex..or knee the balls/head butt bridge of nose *makes eyes blurry/water..gives you time to stomp a knee..uppercut if you landed solarplex shot..kick to groing or knee.. but taking that fighting stance is a huge red flag to anyone who’s trained..& blocking like that only works well if you know their coming with a right hook/right high roundhouse kick.
don't skip leg day guys!
IIISentorIII ...don’t skip “anything” days bum...
That comment is the equivalent of a grammar Nazi..
It’s their not there. 🤦🏾♂️
Cornball.
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@@Blac_Ronin Ms rude
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Good technique... Great video Mike... Years ago I was a bouncer in a rough bar in Hawaii ...After getting sucker punched a couple of times, I got some local advice.... There are many techniques that will stop it... but a technique that has worked for me in the past.. more than once, 1. is to slowly back away a step with your hands up, in a surrender mode, 2, your palms facing your antagonists about chest high, fingers spread apart. 3. don't say anything, act scared or startled, 4. as he starts to holler curse words, be ready . as he starts his swing, step in quickly 5. palm strike him hard right on the nose, 6. simultaneously with your fingers in a claw shape, rack down into his eyes..very painful but no permanent damage... This has, on more than one occasion, kept me from getting a good ass beating from a much bigger and tougher guy.. I know, it would be easier to shoot them, but do you really want that problem..?
Hit first hit fast and hit hard. Problem solved. It's worked a good 10-12 times in 45 years. Go with what works for you. I also always have my sig 9mm but not once has it had to come out. Go get em guys God bless and merry Christmas.
Ooh, I learnt that in taichi class too, used it a lot at school. I did not know about the hitting the chin part though, I usually just did a light throat punch. Not, much force since I want trying to kill them.
And yes the bullies and gangsters all did the weird wide swinging punch.
Love the advice. Avoid the fight its way more effective.
"Okay, I'm gonna break the wrist, walk away... Break the wrist, walk away."
*slaps Kip square in the face*
Super technique to defend and attack... More importantly you told to avoid road rages. I will ask my daughters to Practice this technique.. I M Prasanna From India. Thank you, God Bless you. 🙏🙏
I practice traditional karate but let me tell you something. Muay Thai is very well respected among us because of how brutal you guys can be.
Its easy to say it its hard to remember it in 3 seconds we have before fight starts😂
Train it to be instinctive. No other way.
love your videos from india
Thanks for the Love Akshit, greetings from the U.S.
very nice demo and explaination , as krav maga practioneer , i can say that this is excellent technique
I like this block, its easy to remember, execute, and protects against many different strikes,....even a head kick.
Street fighting= Master Wong
All U Want i rather master Ken
Michel Dognini - ACE he may be good but master wong is best. Master's energy is unbeatable.
does master wong restomp the groin tho..didnt think so..master ken all day every day.
He wan to f@&k U Up! An you go Bam bam, bom, Jia! Like dat!
Mike E ?
Don't ever punch in a street fight. You'll broke your knuckles. Use your palm instead
use the strongest bone in your body to break their weakest bones.. headbutt the hands XD
@@number-yk3nn actually this is a 100% way to break someones hand. But it hs to hit the forehead.
Dont punch the forehead and temple. Hit the face and the jaw
Very good advice.. thumbs up to Mike💯
On your point about protecting your chin and temples: I feel it's necessary to guard the liver as well,as hitting the liver can shut your body down as well.
The problem comes out when a guy throws you a left hook
Most people throw their power hand first, if they are south paw which rarely are. You're gonna have to eat that first shot as best you can
@@bluebox2971 or you can learn how to box and learn how to use your shoulder I did it in a street fight and I came back with a cross and took him to the ground than security got me off him this was like junior year of hs I’m short he was tall and more intimidating but he talked to much shit.
What if they throw with the other arm and you are not left handed?
Nic Mcdonnell he should have block with his right so he will be outlined which can throw a left for counter
@@henryly9225 yea i get that but for me i am right handed so the left punch may be pretty weak.
Who's here got beef with someone?
@OnJah he pushed me first I pushed him back then he hit me in the head really hard I fell down got back up pinned him to the ground choked him until the teachers came and took us to the principals office then gave us suspension lmao
Wish me luck guys
@@AstroVertex may the force be with you
Me lol that guy is taking friends with him
Thank you. This is pretty simple and handy stuff. Anyone can do it.
Great video very useful at this moment as I have an upcoming confrontation in my street with a lunatic neighbour at the opposite side, an aggressive drug addict, the first advice is already golden
Respect and praise from the Netherlands
I have two questions:
1. What if the other dude is left handed?
2. Why are you shirtless?
Im a lefty. when i was in a national kickboxing tournament i won the 2nd place without knowing how to throwing a punch and kick. lol
I would love some more tips thanks
Awesome, I'll make sure to share this with Mike and we'll film some more videos
Rib tips?
Follow nick drosos instead, he actually gives correct usable information
GREAT advice for number 1
Conflict resolution, best advice 👍Maranatha, Greetings from Tampa Florida 😎
The best contraceptive is abstinence, just like the best way to have a perfect fight record is to never get into one!
And in both cases, getting into those situations is often inevitable, so you have to be prepared for those eventualities. Human (and animal) nature always prevail over simplistic peacekeeping social mores.
@@vgman94 ok "peacekeeping social mores" ..
Amazing technic.. I actually use it last 5 days ago.. I defended myself well against 3 opponents. I'm waiting for a bus ride and they suddenly stopby and punch me everywhere. Just hit their neck and groin.. It's below the belt but a justice is well serve for bullies..
“Especially if you’re a normal person” 😂 dafuck does that mean bruh?
Someone who's not a trained fighter, like the vast majority of people out there
Great video! Mike’s an awesome teacher!
Thanks
...would you recommend keeping an open hands stance, showing non-agression, then hitting with a heel-palm if attached? It might save your knuckles...