Which is more impressive: 1. that exact same same yell twice 2. how those kids are stacked on each other 3. the actual stunt 4. the performance being on a blue platform suspended in void space
Actually you don't use martial arts in a street fight. Anyone that's had any serious martial arts training will tell you that you don't use that kind of fighting style for self defense.
Everytime you are in a fight, the screams boost your Power level by 25% and the flashbacks Will give you another boost of 25%. If you have friends cheering for you and giving you motivational speech its another 50% boost, and If your friend is wounded its 100% boost. If they are killed you become super sayan
Is this some sort of situation where the MC in an anime is about to die and suddenly remembered his past and then beats the crap out of the antagonist? XD
Thug: give us your money or the 4 of us are gonna hit you with these wooden boards Him: 0:08 4 men were found dead in an alley behind Sizzlers this morning, each with a broken neck and covered in shattered wood
@Mr. Meeseeks Yep, because the average dude in a "real fight" has fighting experience against belted martial artists. I can't believe the garbage you kids spout on YT and yet still feel confident about it. Oh, and flash news, I'd bet my paycheck 90% of people (no matter what sport or martial art they practice) takes that kick to the head, they're knocked out. But hey, you probably know better than anyone from your 14 years old experience in life behind your computer... oh boy.
And his hands would have to all be on the light saber, this guy would also have to have precise kicks so he'd have to dodge and also kick the hilt of the saber and not get his leg or foot cut off. I'm ruining the joke but here i am anyways
Man, at this point, it doesn't even matter how thin those boards were. The athleticism and training behind being able get up to the fourth board was the real main course.
@Stream of Consciousness Funnily enough, it's the give of the board that makes the strike go through. The wood flexes inwards from the pressure of the strike, and the martial artist has to hit it fast enough, precise and steady enough, and then strike on through the board in that give time to break it in someone's hand. I don't think board breaking is teaching a specific strike to be used in a fight. I've seen it used as a teaching tool for a student to showcase they have good striking technique, to give them confidence in their strike and how much they've grown as a martial artist, and to provide physical feedback when they fail the break that they need to go back over their mental and physical fundamentals. It's a personal challenge, I'd sum it all up as.
@John Everyman It's enough to knock someone out. Have you taken a kick to the head already? Do you know how it feels? Try it. And no matter how powerful it is, it's the one you don't see coming that lays you down. What you call "a real" fight is probably referring to a street fight, where no martial art nor technique can keep you safe at 100%. Usually the first one to hit is the winner, because like I said, it's the one hit you don't see coming that knocks you out. Not every dude can take massive hits to the head like pro boxers or profession fighters, and yet, these dudes will most probably have brain damages at the end of their career. A guy that can kick that fast and that high, you better get him with a cheap shot or you're gonna get wrecked.
@John Everyman Based on what do you believe this isn't practical? What is your level of expertise? What belt? How many ring fights? How many years of practice? What do you call "this kick"? What you call "this kick" is an acrobatic adaptation of the spin kick, that's not how you perform it during a live fight. It doesn't look powerful on TH-cam simply because it's moving so fast that you'd need at least 120fps to see it moving. Search for TKD spin kicks where fighters use mannequins to perform, you'll see the mannequin being blasted and rocking in every direction, simply because the 360 degree motion (if done correctly) is extremely powerful on point of impact. Performed correctly, and hit in the head, it would break your neck. Why do you believe you'd need to stand still for a spin kick to be effective? You think the TKD fighter doesn't anticipate and doesn't move either during a fight? This is what happens when you have no idea and no fighting experience, and only talk based on watching TH-cam videos and UFC idiots swiping the floor. I'm not defending it, I'm just plain tired of seeing ignorant people spout out nonsense. The internet is a great tool, the problem is that it gives a voice to every fool on this earth. Please educate yourself.
Definitely a Mario fan. When he was born it was something like this. th-cam.com/video/Q8ukcO_Oc8s/w-d-xo.html Then this happened as he was learning to jump. th-cam.com/video/Q8ivkP-qs04/w-d-xo.html
So then he kicks the 3 year old, then the 12 year old then he then he kicks the kid's father and the kid on top of the father's shoulders. That's some serious kicking.
In this case he would miss the child on the father's shoulder, since, after he kicked the father on the head, the child's position would have move before his last kick..
@@ozciva possibly in theory. But the stirike kicking speed at a tenth of a second between the kick to the father's head to the child on top of the shoulders, the child would had very little time to act especially while the child was holding an ice cream cone in his hand.
@@bills6093 Not to say they couldn't have been; but with the kind of trickery that often goes on in stylized martial arts, I wouldn't be surprised if you were 100% correct
This was my opening move when I fought General Grievous in MMA. I kicked all four lightsabers out of his hands then when on to win by fatality. I can’t credit this channel enough to how instrumental it was to my training.
If those are legit 3/4 inch pine boards he needs to be in the genius book of records. In 42 years and decades of training I've never seen anything like it.
I do taekwondo as the ones in this video and screaming is one of the first thing you learn. It's very helpfull in combat to release air and stress when needed. Also frightens the enemy and clears your mind.
If a dude squares off at me calmly like this, and then suddenly screams like a banshee out of purgatory, he is either crazy and will try to eat my nose like a pickle; or he's gonna do some Bruce Lee stuff. Either way, I'm thinking to myself "I can't mess around, here."
I've been a martial artist most of my life and taught Hapkido professionally for a time. There are two different things about this kick that I think are worth talking about. I'll start with the negative one: there's only one hit of the four (the last one) that has power. Demonstrations like this use very thin, soft boards that are super easy to break with any touch. Not to mention, this kick would be extremely impractical to land in any real combat situation. So those are the negatives. That said, here are the positives: This kick is really freaking difficult to do. These guys train really hard and are amazing athletes. I could never do this kick. Not even close. It's an incredible gymnastic/martial arts stunt. The jumping height, rotational speed, balance, spotting multiple times, landing the actual kick part, and just believing you can do it in the first place (that's what they screaming is for) are all difficult by themselves, much less when integrated like this. Even setting up the boards right requires training. Moreover, I wouldn't want to get hit with the rotational power at the end of it because that one will knock you tf out (if you stand there and let it hit you). Anyway internet, there you go. Cool video!
I've always felt that a lot of the stuff you learn and do in traditional arts is just for training so people need to stop trying to figure out how you use everything in a fight.... you don't and that's fine.
I know that the boards breaking doesn't matter much, that part is fixed to demonstrate the actual contact. But the amount of training and practice that had to go into this must have been long and frustrating. To land all 4 kicks like this is just mind blowing. Well frickin done man.
Well that is really the whole point. This kick is just to demonstrate his level of body control; showing his body coordination, visual space, rotation, accuracy, and the shape of his technique along with some other checks. Why use thin boards for a high level technique? Because it would be impractical. The same way why TKD practitioner's would never use this outside. If taught right there is a clear difference between sport sparring or demoing, and how we fight outside which would be more military TKD. Thicker boards would be used more for power breaking like Side Kicks, Back Kicks, Axe Kicks and so forth to focusing more on your basic techniques. That's why its called "Power Breaking" :D and to someone mentioning the first kick... the first kick is suppose to look like that being that its your leading kick that starts your jump. Its not suppose to be all that powerful. And as thing as those boards are, I've seen many times when the thing boards didnt break... You wanna know why? Because holding the thin board one handed is actually harder to break because it requires more accuracy to the point for it to break. its no longer really in the middle of the board and your technique for the most part needs to be on point. The holder is just as important as the person doing the technique. There are incidents where someone couldn't break a board because of a bad holder.
yeah, just looking at it in slow motion, his feet aren't really pointing the right way, just an arbitrary smack rather than a kick. but again, like you said, it's difficult to do anyways, and although impractical, it was still cool :D
It's a precision thing, not a power thing. He's able to place his kicks where he wants them. If he wants to kick your shin he can do that. Same for your torso, your head or your 10-gallon hat.
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Finally, a move I can use against 4 kids in a trench coat
bruh wtf
Omg yas, and dony forget to detach their spine too
@Matt Stafford No, his job is to break their spines as fast as possible.
Now no one can be convinced they're adult now
That's why it's called 트렌치 코트 키즈 디스트로이어.
Which is more impressive:
1. that exact same same yell twice
2. how those kids are stacked on each other
3. the actual stunt
4. the performance being on a blue platform suspended in void space
Midgets can easily stack up on each other
You could say the impressiveness just... stacked :)
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@@tezalain9838 yes, its like they are in a practice world
I've never loved a comment more!
"It's not about how effective you're moves are. Its all about how awesome they would look."
-an awesome man.
Yrueo'*
Well, no wonder why Muay Thai Fighters usually destroy WTF Taekwondokas
@@kiboma4209 no shit. muay thai fighters are killing machines.. their kick is what you would feel if being hit with a baseball bat.
@@kiboma4209 well no wonder navy seals usually destroy olympic target shooters. I guess its completely useless
-Saitama
When your small and your fighting against a 7 foot guy.
*kicks knee, stomach, neck, head*
Sanji be like:
@@pardalalbino6380 nah more like Bruce Lee vs Kareem Abdul Jabbar
2nd kick will go some where else my brother
kicks balls 4 times
or you can just aim it all in the balls.
This man broke 4 wooden boards and his throat under 5 seconds man I am proud
Please 😂
I'm gonna turn that scream into my phone notification sound
🤣🤣🤣🤣.. I was more afraid of that scream
4 incredibly thin wooden boards ^_^
*Man does incredible martial arts move*
Fat guys who can't even walk 10 meters without gasping for air: Nah, thin boards. Pffft
I ain't even gonna fight him if he started it with that scream
He's trying to say what you'll say after the kick
That is part of the point of the kiai
Use gun
Actually you don't use martial arts in a street fight. Anyone that's had any serious martial arts training will tell you that you don't use that kind of fighting style for self defense.
@@Harlem55 Except Judo Maybe. They always try to sell Judo as a self defense method (at least where I live)
I watched this in .25 speed just to see how he kicks.
Forgot he'd scream. Kinda cursed.
VERY
Sounds like a demonic infant
LMAO SAME
Sounds like ducks screaming
LMAO yes
Man just did a 720 degree kick and landed on his feet. Completely amazing.
More impressed how he managed to make the excat same scream twice.
ERAAAAAAAAAHHH
He practice his scream every single day.
If you have Ki you know how to do it
At least not EREEEEEEEEEHHH
Lol
The scream is what gave him a flashback of his journey and friends, then that gave him enough enervy to defeat the quad tower of boards
Your profile pic made me hungry.
I couldn't relate, but this comment had me crying.
Hahaha ignorance
Everytime you are in a fight, the screams boost your Power level by 25% and the flashbacks Will give you another boost of 25%.
If you have friends cheering for you and giving you motivational speech its another 50% boost, and If your friend is wounded its 100% boost. If they are killed you become super sayan
Is this some sort of situation where the MC in an anime is about to die and suddenly remembered his past and then beats the crap out of the antagonist? XD
Imagine if he uses his hand, he can turn into a beyblade
Hahaha😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
😂😭🙏
He’d look like Levi Ackerman
The sensei: *good job on the kick, but we might need to work on the war cry*
Him: *HUAHA!!*
Technically it would be Master/Sahbomnim since sensei is japanese and taekwondo is a Korean martial art. Ill take my leave now
@@abismodecarino An actual man of culture I see.
Yeah, Taekwondo Kihaps I think, or in other words yells, always had a number of variations, but I think everyone really just screams.
I slowed down to 0.25x to see the kicks and was impressed. Then came the sound "HUEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHRGH"
I did with 0.50x that make me faster then you 😂😂😂😂👍
That sound alone might make your opponent buy ear plugs before they attack.
Hahah me tooo
When everybody sees their 8th grade bully
Same haha
A strong message to any plywood boards thinking about doing the wrong thing.
@Mr Brightside what wood is it?
@@nathanrogers7887 Probably pine. You also want to break along the grain.
@@TheWelsman13 ooh fairs thanks
@Mr Brightside makes sense thanks
@@nathanrogers7887 balsa wood
0:15 _That One _*_Injection_*_ That's Equal To An Ant Bite According To Elders_
Thug: give us your money or the 4 of us are gonna hit you with these wooden boards
Him: 0:08
4 men were found dead in an alley behind Sizzlers this morning, each with a broken neck and covered in shattered wood
Perfect move for those times you get attacked by a gang of stacked midgets
Well he might be the midget and his target was to kick tall people
If he can land all those kicks in one jump. Imagine what he can do the face of some glass chin drunk guy with only one kick.
Just happened to me yesterday
Who cares, real fights are ugly and boring. Taekwondo is beautiful
Like on of those Native American statues
I find it impressive how they managed to find a platform floating in the fifth dimension
😂
Yeah it's pretty difficult to find them.. I've only seen one once when I was younger
Those are really hard to come by aren’t they?
What I don't get it
Ohh I c
0:08 when yourealized you spend a week doing nothing.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's me
What a beautiful move! It deserves a high quality slow motion replay!
How to kick an eight-foot-tall man in the knees, balls, stomach, and head in one go.
It seems only the last kick that have power..
He's guaranteed to topple after the balls part though- the rest will miss XD
And have him barely feel it because there is zero power behind these "kicks" being demonstrated against paper-thin wood.
😂😂😂😂
@Mr. Meeseeks Yep, because the average dude in a "real fight" has fighting experience against belted martial artists. I can't believe the garbage you kids spout on YT and yet still feel confident about it. Oh, and flash news, I'd bet my paycheck 90% of people (no matter what sport or martial art they practice) takes that kick to the head, they're knocked out. But hey, you probably know better than anyone from your 14 years old experience in life behind your computer... oh boy.
It’s late at night. You’re holding 4 planks of wood in a dark alleyway. And then you hear this:
0:08
Every plank holder's worst nightmare come true 0_0
Jesus this had my crying on the floor 😂😂
RUN
This made my day thank you 😂😂
XD BRO I GO TO EIGHT SECONDS AND NOW I CANT STOP LAUGHING
When it is an objective question and the last option is "All of the above"
I'm dying laughing at .25x speed 😂😂 the scream in slow motion is hilarious!
Perfect move to knock General Grievous' lightsabers out of his hands.
Only if he were holding all 4 vertically from each other
And his hands would have to all be on the light saber, this guy would also have to have precise kicks so he'd have to dodge and also kick the hilt of the saber and not get his leg or foot cut off. I'm ruining the joke but here i am anyways
@@cardnal44 dude I think your taking this comment too seriously it’s a joke man
@@savvy6310 yeah I know I am, I added it at the end of my last comment, I'm just a dick, as are most people so, what'd you expect?
Yeah, either that or he ends up being called Legless Ed lol
0:08 is when the anime protagonist remembers the bond of friendship
Lmao, so true
Eren Yeager , tanjiro kamado , Asta yuno
@@vpkasar7858 then Levi comes in and kicks Eren in the head, for making a mess 😆
He may have friendship, but he ain't got FAMILY
@@mister.karate lol
Never once has this man been defeated by four or less wooden boards.
I just watched that 16 times. That's so impressive I wonder how many it is humanly possible for you to hit in mid air.
Man, at this point, it doesn't even matter how thin those boards were. The athleticism and training behind being able get up to the fourth board was the real main course.
@Stream of Consciousness Funnily enough, it's the give of the board that makes the strike go through. The wood flexes inwards from the pressure of the strike, and the martial artist has to hit it fast enough, precise and steady enough, and then strike on through the board in that give time to break it in someone's hand.
I don't think board breaking is teaching a specific strike to be used in a fight. I've seen it used as a teaching tool for a student to showcase they have good striking technique, to give them confidence in their strike and how much they've grown as a martial artist, and to provide physical feedback when they fail the break that they need to go back over their mental and physical fundamentals. It's a personal challenge, I'd sum it all up as.
I completely agree
@John Everyman It's enough to knock someone out. Have you taken a kick to the head already? Do you know how it feels? Try it. And no matter how powerful it is, it's the one you don't see coming that lays you down. What you call "a real" fight is probably referring to a street fight, where no martial art nor technique can keep you safe at 100%. Usually the first one to hit is the winner, because like I said, it's the one hit you don't see coming that knocks you out. Not every dude can take massive hits to the head like pro boxers or profession fighters, and yet, these dudes will most probably have brain damages at the end of their career. A guy that can kick that fast and that high, you better get him with a cheap shot or you're gonna get wrecked.
@John Everyman Based on what do you believe this isn't practical? What is your level of expertise? What belt? How many ring fights? How many years of practice? What do you call "this kick"? What you call "this kick" is an acrobatic adaptation of the spin kick, that's not how you perform it during a live fight. It doesn't look powerful on TH-cam simply because it's moving so fast that you'd need at least 120fps to see it moving. Search for TKD spin kicks where fighters use mannequins to perform, you'll see the mannequin being blasted and rocking in every direction, simply because the 360 degree motion (if done correctly) is extremely powerful on point of impact. Performed correctly, and hit in the head, it would break your neck. Why do you believe you'd need to stand still for a spin kick to be effective? You think the TKD fighter doesn't anticipate and doesn't move either during a fight? This is what happens when you have no idea and no fighting experience, and only talk based on watching TH-cam videos and UFC idiots swiping the floor. I'm not defending it, I'm just plain tired of seeing ignorant people spout out nonsense. The internet is a great tool, the problem is that it gives a voice to every fool on this earth. Please educate yourself.
Definitely a Mario fan. When he was born it was something like this. th-cam.com/video/Q8ukcO_Oc8s/w-d-xo.html
Then this happened as he was learning to jump. th-cam.com/video/Q8ivkP-qs04/w-d-xo.html
Classroom: *quiet as hell
Some kid in the hallway: 0:08
Haha tite
Your name makes me hope you're filipino
@@mochigb621 it's obvious
Exactly
🤣🤣🤣🤣
That yell is scary enough to draw the enemy away.
When you realize that the horizontal video has more than 5 million views than the original one💀
"Dont worry, the needle won't hurt"
The kid next room: 0:08
Underrated as hell
Man why doesnt this comment has a million likes.
*sweating intensifies*
This comment just killed me 😂
Lmao XD
Me at the hospital
The doctor: OH DoNt worry the needle won't even hurt
The kid next room: 0:08
Damn you i lost it so hard
Hahahahaha omg yes
Damn son
Imagine being in so much pain from a needle you become a 5th degree blackbelt in Taekwondo
Slow it down to .25
"I know what men can do when they're angry"
0:08
His battle cry at 0.25× speed is a death sentence.
So then he kicks the 3 year old, then the 12 year old then he then he kicks the kid's father and the kid on top of the father's shoulders. That's some serious kicking.
There can be no eye-witness
I shouldn’t have laughed this hard at that comment 😂😂😂😂
In this case he would miss the child on the father's shoulder, since, after he kicked the father on the head, the child's position would have move before his last kick..
@@ozciva possibly in theory.
But the stirike kicking speed at a tenth of a second between the kick to the father's head to the child on top of the shoulders, the child would had very little time to act especially while the child was holding an ice cream cone in his hand.
@@razenhell6514 when he kicks dad he will move, taking the child with him. The child does not have to react.
When he said *”UWAGGGHHHHH!!!!!”*
*i felt that.*
i felt that jokes are dead
simp
Ñ
@@eslovse2 simp? How the heck is that simping?
UWAH
anytime i need a good laugh i come here! Thank you Kowean man!
The scream jumpscared me 😭😭🙏🙏 It was at max volume on the freakin tv bro
The kicks are amazing, but the yell is EPIC.
P
🤣
Its called gi ap. Energy
they suck
LMAOOOOO
Came for kicks,
Stayed for the “EEUuuaaAHHH”
Damn that really happened. Impressive as hell. Great video
Very good move especially against those centipede from dark souls
I had to play it back in x0.5 amazing!
I played it back in 0.25, it was amazing but at the start it sounded like I had released all the screams of tortured souls from hell
@@rerereuj That's what I tought
Same i know I cannot do that but it’s fun watching his legs movement in 0.5x
Play in 0,5 and u use sharingan to copy his legs wkwkkw
UWAAAAAAAAAGH
Mom: "What did you learn today?"
Me: "Euuiaaaaahh!!!"
Mom holding a belt..
You: Euuiaaaaahh!!
Lol he yelled kiai
@@DS-vx5zt kiai is karate, this one is taekwando
@@kimballchoo7657 both say the same thing
Lmao😂😂😂😂😂
I like how he screams for no apparent reason.
I like the fact that he is in such good physical shape that he was able to kick that top board.
00:12 use me as a replay button...
USE ME
you like being used?
You are not worthless
Much appreciated kind sir
Are you Jesus?
ur existence was quite usefull.
Legend says that one guy is still holding out the half slab of plywood
This is the best comment
Wkwkwkwkkwkk
Plywood, or any strong wood, or those same planks turned with the grain the other way, wouldn't have broken.
@@bills6093 Not to say they couldn't have been; but with the kind of trickery that often goes on in stylized martial arts, I wouldn't be surprised if you were 100% correct
Wow what an amazing breaking! Must of had a lot of preparation to perfect that. Just wanted to say great job! Master Justin
Thin boards or not, there's a lot of power, and accuracy in those kicks, and not as predictable or slow as one may think. Impressive!
When you stub your toe on all 4 boards: 0:14
😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
This is the funniest comment here 😂😂😂
🤣🤣😁🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"You're not you when you're hungry."
Thanks for the reminder.
Is it just me or does this guy look like Uncle Roger?
"Have a snickers" 🙃
New snickers ad ain't looking bad.
Hungry?
Grab a Snickers
Me during exam season: 0:08
The four months of summer when I try to enjoy them: 0:13
Me when classes start up again: 0:15
Absolute monster, my respect for you brother 🔥✊
"Screaming is optional"
nice,kazuya pfp
LIKE AHHH AHHH AHHHH AHHHHH
No, its an obligation
Kazuya mah boah you're a bad father
Show him the hell sweep
That screaming part, it's the only part that I can do.
I can headbutt one board.
what tfff
I can't even do that
me too
@@maninthehills7134 same
Bro this kick is amazing Amelia stood no chance
That was bloody brilliant 😮
When He screamed I thought He was going to break all tiles using his voice
Swords and sandals much
FUSRAHDOH
That would be too easy.
he have a poweful thuum, he's definitely dovahkiin
The perfect kick with the perfect scream
The kick technique is brilliant, but the rook technique on the left is a masterpiece.
I would run away instantly after this scream
Scream of disaster
@Maximilian you'll get brain damage after that quadruple kick lol
"We're 4 guys standing on a ladder and there's nothing you can do about it."
Hold my wooden boards.
Famous last words spoken before death
Bro said *"HAUUUAAAAGHGHH"* calmly
Love how his salute is a goblin scream.
This was my opening move when I fought General Grievous in MMA. I kicked all four lightsabers out of his hands then when on to win by fatality. I can’t credit this channel enough to how instrumental it was to my training.
So...you are Kenobi
Well hello there ,...
Now gimme your damn lightsaber
Dinosaurs aren't extinct after all
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If those are legit 3/4 inch pine boards he needs to be in the genius book of records. In 42 years and decades of training I've never seen anything like it.
Ахахахахкххахкхахаха, it's not a pine boards bro)))
This quadruple kick look amazing, and ALSO strong, well at least the last 2 kicks you can SEE they hit way harder than the previous two.
Everyone be talking about how great the martial artist is
Meanwhile the people holding the board be like:
I know right,
They formed a Megazord
Be like....
Just another day in the office
Wait until you see our final form. Combine!
anime in a nutshell : screams for more energy
It actually works in the real world too
Helps clear your mind sometimes.
In reality, I could actually generate an equal amount of power hitting something with or without screaming.
It's actually a thing. There's science behind it. Yelling gives you an adrenaline rush and it intimidates the foe.
I do taekwondo as the ones in this video and screaming is one of the first thing you learn. It's very helpfull in combat to release air and stress when needed. Also frightens the enemy and clears your mind.
excellent execution, even tho i hate kicking and love more snapping side kicks. I WILL NEVER GET TIRED of watching this clip.
The demo yelling on point with it being in the end and at the start
If a dude squares off at me calmly like this, and then suddenly screams like a banshee out of purgatory, he is either crazy and will try to eat my nose like a pickle; or he's gonna do some Bruce Lee stuff. Either way, I'm thinking to myself "I can't mess around, here."
he is built like a european 12 year old so i wouldnt worry about danger too much if you have any martial arts training
@@ape8572 European? And this guy is quite tall, and practiced half his life. He'd kick your head through concrete.
I'd love for someone this delusional in his fighting ability to come at me.
@@lazarlol4132 if that concrete was like those toothpick consistency wood pieces, maybe, but he would need a ladder to reach my head
@@ape8572 eh, dunno how you look like, but unless you're a Punch out character. I doubt it.
0:08 when I step on a piece of lego
🤣
0:12 You tried to remove it from your leg
XDD
Try it on 0.25×
@@yumikeith9567 0:15 *_I t d i d n ' t w o r k_*
Wow that was amazing impressive
Getting kicked in the knees, balls, chest and head all in a single move. Daaamn
Either that guy is really short or you're 7 feet tall
If its big foot then yes
@Keaton Huynh he just did
@Keaton Huynh yeah he kept spinning if he kicked someone he would’ve stopped spinning instantly unless the man has severe osteoporosis or something
Just attack him before the 13 seconds it takes him to measure the distance and scream and all that shit before kicking
The fact that he actually landed is more impressive to me
That scream is what gives him the wind power to spin 💨
Yall can we give them a round of applause for that performance 👏
Start a chain 👏
This is one of those videos that you can't just watch once.
Because you get distracted from the build up and miss the kicking.
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I thought he's going to hit the top first
0:08 me when i see a spider
😂😂
lmao
You my boy has Aracnophobia😂🤣
0:15 when u thought u killed it and it starts movin again
🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is incredible
Awesome, board breaking is really fun.
"Board don't hit back"
_Bruce Lee, Enter the Dragon._
not according to Newton's third law.
i was thinking that also. But Good moves from that guy
Well dead people aren't exactly good at hitting back either.
" OoooOoooooOooo "
- Bruce Lee, Every movie he's ever been in.
@@richardflexer4913 you misspelled that ;)
Those are the screams you hear in the next room when you go to the doctor’s
they just saw their bills
@@metelineblue294 😂😂😂😂
Omg 😂
Amazing!
Even at 0.25x it is still amazing.
This is a very rare clip of Captain Levi going ham without ODM gear
This will go over so many heads
Hahahahahahahahaha
xD
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You must've been an unwanted child during the abortion ban
@@Cormano980 he's lying eren isn't dead
@@Cormano980 yep definitely or he's just an adopted child who gets abused on daily basis and just an attention like a lil bitch.
I've been a martial artist most of my life and taught Hapkido professionally for a time. There are two different things about this kick that I think are worth talking about. I'll start with the negative one: there's only one hit of the four (the last one) that has power. Demonstrations like this use very thin, soft boards that are super easy to break with any touch. Not to mention, this kick would be extremely impractical to land in any real combat situation. So those are the negatives. That said, here are the positives: This kick is really freaking difficult to do. These guys train really hard and are amazing athletes. I could never do this kick. Not even close. It's an incredible gymnastic/martial arts stunt. The jumping height, rotational speed, balance, spotting multiple times, landing the actual kick part, and just believing you can do it in the first place (that's what they screaming is for) are all difficult by themselves, much less when integrated like this. Even setting up the boards right requires training. Moreover, I wouldn't want to get hit with the rotational power at the end of it because that one will knock you tf out (if you stand there and let it hit you). Anyway internet, there you go. Cool video!
I've always felt that a lot of the stuff you learn and do in traditional arts is just for training so people need to stop trying to figure out how you use everything in a fight.... you don't and that's fine.
I know that the boards breaking doesn't matter much, that part is fixed to demonstrate the actual contact.
But the amount of training and practice that had to go into this must have been long and frustrating. To land all 4 kicks like this is just mind blowing. Well frickin done man.
Completely agree. Especially that first kick. Absolutely terrible. That'd inflict no damage, just hurt your own foot maybe.
Well that is really the whole point. This kick is just to demonstrate his level of body control; showing his body coordination, visual space, rotation, accuracy, and the shape of his technique along with some other checks. Why use thin boards for a high level technique? Because it would be impractical. The same way why TKD practitioner's would never use this outside. If taught right there is a clear difference between sport sparring or demoing, and how we fight outside which would be more military TKD. Thicker boards would be used more for power breaking like Side Kicks, Back Kicks, Axe Kicks and so forth to focusing more on your basic techniques. That's why its called "Power Breaking" :D
and to someone mentioning the first kick... the first kick is suppose to look like that being that its your leading kick that starts your jump. Its not suppose to be all that powerful. And as thing as those boards are, I've seen many times when the thing boards didnt break... You wanna know why? Because holding the thin board one handed is actually harder to break because it requires more accuracy to the point for it to break. its no longer really in the middle of the board and your technique for the most part needs to be on point.
The holder is just as important as the person doing the technique. There are incidents where someone couldn't break a board because of a bad holder.
yeah, just looking at it in slow motion, his feet aren't really pointing the right way, just an arbitrary smack rather than a kick.
but again, like you said, it's difficult to do anyways, and although impractical, it was still cool :D
very nice its got a nice rhythm
That was sick
i am convinced that his war cry is the reason the boards broke, not his actual kick. the kick was still godly tho
😂
Very very impressive. Such precision
Oh come on ray
Seriously why are you everywhere 😂
Somethings wrong. You only have one like but are the top comment.
why am i seeing you everywhere for the past few days
Do you ever sleep?
wtf why am seeeing u everywhere man , kagebunshin ??!!!
That WUUUAAAAAGGGHHHHH was so addictive 😂
- "Head, Shoulders, Knees Toes, knees toes."
- "Why are you singing that song?"
- "HYUAAGGGGHHH!"
Very informative definitely going to use these against 4 planks I'm about to fight tomorrow
This is my go-to whenever I’m attacked by four thin planks of wood
home depot can get metal.
It's a precision thing, not a power thing. He's able to place his kicks where he wants them. If he wants to kick your shin he can do that. Same for your torso, your head or your 10-gallon hat.
@@orangeapples It's also a foot tornado.
Yeah I've gotten a few splinters though.