I love these theoretical warriors with deep explanations. Most of their training is with their mouth. You can see the reflection in their round bodies.
You're asking me?¿ or you commenting on the video? If not, hmm?, let's see. since the age of 8. I started training kukiwon TaeKwonDo. I got my black belt in tkd by the age of 13. Was throwing triple kicks and van Damm style split kicks like I was walking. Started Jeet kune do when I was 20 from sifu lamar m. Davis. Then, I began cross training in judo Gracie jiu-jitsu and Sambo as well. Obviously, I did kickboxing, and I got the honor to spar the late great Joe Lewis 2 rounds once around that time. He hits like a hammer and it feels like you're hitting stone. In the Late 90s. BTW, he was the only person Bruce Lee actually respected in the MA World. By now, I'm a 3rd Dan in tkd and Instructor and school owner. Got a 2nd Dan black belt and instructor level in haganah. It's a more intense Krav-maga version with no bullshit added. Then, I trained some capoeira for shits and giggles. To stay limber. Then, I started kali pekiti- tersia. An original mother martial arts from the Philippines. Includes swords knives and empty hand combat. Which I've been an instructor/guru for over 10 years. And now, training in silat for my instructor level certification. That's 10 different real martial arts. I've been in more street fights than I care to legally remember. F-U!! Keyboard warrior mofuger! Comments. Looks like you are talking about yourself. Please tell me how much you know.
Oh snap I forgot. I trained some muay-Thai under champion Kru-Vut. For a year and half. Tried some systema. Let's leave that alone eek. And some kendo a little kyokushin-kai.. yeah.. I forget half the shit I've done sometimes.. also did wing-chun for a year.. hmm. Yeah I don't know shit about martial arts. Lol
1. you can PAY to level up or get promoted in rank/belt color. 2. long contracts that lock you in to membership and classes 3. most or all of the coaches/masters and long time members/students are out of shape and unathletic, the more of them the worse it is. 4. no one in there, not student/member or master/coach has had any findable fight record, competitive record, martial arts fight record, military record, etc. common signs of an bad gym/school or at least low effectiveness, for real effective fight or self defense training. but some good gyms still have some level of some of these signs tho but they are rare. this vid definitely has the 3rd common sign in the list
Obviously when the instructor is trying to teach a particular response it has to be shown in a slower controlled manner or you’ll keep repeating it until you run out of functional training partners. “training for the street “ or realistic training scenarios have their place but you have learn to walk before you can run. Even training with Red Man suits is a trade off because of visibility and mobility constraints. The best training is to learn a small repertoire of functional effective responses and preemptive techniques then practice them until you can’t get them wrong.
This would be effective if your a huge bouncer vs a drunk and getting control of him with out doing a lot damage that could get you or the establishment sued or worse some kind of assault charge
There are a lot of variations on this theme. Tyson was by no means the first. The military version is along the lines of "every plan works perfectly, until contact with the enemy."
What a moronic comment. Hands up who's actually had their nose broken in a fight 🖐. On two occasions, once in training and once on the street. You fight until you win or you have lost. If you think a punch is painful or end it all you should never be in that position. Yes a head butt hurts your a fool if someone gets that close
just imagine Sean Strickland just comes in there hey lets hard spar test this "diving your head into the hook" idea or "double arm block into a fancy arm drag to take them down" idea. lol there's already proven methods and styles for unarmed fighting in mma, muaythai, wrestling, boxing, bjj, kickboxing, judo, sambo yet we still see ppl getting tricked their time is more worth learning THIS stuff over wats proven over and over in pro fights and streetfights in breakdown videos by ppl that do those arts i listed. also Xu Xiao Dong lol
Always good to hear fighting tips. Thanks for sharing. Problem getting in close with a big guy is the fight may become a wrestling match..and you dont want that with a big guy. The main issue is the mental strength. If someone is scared they wont be able to provoke their own fight response. The first lesson should be a mental lesson and then go on to the moves that can be applied with the correct state of mind.
That is why you train in Muay Thai or Boxing AND BJJ. BJJ was created specifically to completely remove the advantage of size and strength. It’s why 180lb Royce Gracie could defeat 300+ lb opponents with ease.
@@sj460162 mental strength comes from training. It comes with thousands of hours under fire sparring hard. It doesn’t come from kata. It doesn’t come from point sparring. It comes with learning about you sparring hundreds of different people over decades. Spar with big guys, learn defense and your capabilities to take a shot. Spar with little guys, work on dealing with speedy guys that don’t tire out. If you are trained in BJJ and wrestling you don’t need to worry about going to the ground no matter how big the guy is. You do however need to worry about the friends you didn’t realize he had nearby. But that’s why you train in Boxing and Muay Thai. Mental strength is not falling apart when you are hit. It’s being comfortable in any situation. I get it. You’ve probably spent years wasting your life training in karate. You don’t want to see the truth. Because the truth means you were duped. It’s nothing to be embarrassed about unless you know the truth and still persist in the lie. Do karate, kung fu, etc for the health benefits or because you love the art. Don’t do it for self defense. If you do, you better hope the guy you’re facing isn’t trained in MMA. I’d prefer to know what I’m capable of. But that’s me.
th-cam.com/video/3NeMkL9qdD4/w-d-xo.html Notice how all the younger challengers are puffed and one was Gracie trained apparently. To be fair Ryabko was inducted into Spetzna at age 15. It's how one is trained not the style.
Except he is teaching at training speed so they can understand the form and concept, he’s not in a fight. Same as teaching boxing, or MT, slow with micro timing.
Best thing I have to say for this instructor, is teach his techniques according to his style and way of teaching. If he's good,then spread the word of his system. Don't throw names around like John Wicks techniques are no good . Yes., I agree, it is flashy and fast. But i know for a fact that experienced practitioners, made it effective. Or even bashing his instructor or some instructors about how many techniques they learned. A great instructor continues involving and training. I have nothing but good to say about my instructors or those that's practice, so long that they have learned lots of techniques. I am a 71 year old man who has been studying since 12 years old in martial arts, boxing wrestling all types of techniques . Over my lifetime I adapted hapkido, judo, american boxing, Wing Chun boxing, wrestling and what ever the heck works. I will bite your ears off if that's what it takes. I teach every week. I study and practice every week, i probable have hundreds if not thousands of techniques in my head. And thank God that I do, it has never failed me that my movements and fighting ability seems programed in my mind of defense and offensive movements without thought. I've had students and other practitioners take me on blindfolded and i held my grounds, that was in my late sixties. im a retired Law enforcement officer, experienced body guard, among other things that placed me in harms way. I have been in many, maybe around a hundred physical confrontations. I am very physical and muscular man, even at 71. I dedicate myself to fitness and health as well. I surprised everybody when they see my performance and capabilities. When people say old people can't fight, it depends who the old person is. I have used and still use strong opponents and real fighting to my practices. The technique this instructor said is not practical, I have literally used it dozens of times in real situations along with a few others. I know and it's very well rounded as long as the punch is not a round punch. Yes i do practice against some of the most popular fighting. And i might use just a chosen few. I just pay attention of what's standing before me. And keep my eyes on my assailant movements, but if i was half blind, i would still have confidence in my ability. Along with faith in the Lord as well. If you teach your students right and how to keep their hands up and eyes observant and move according to the speed of fight. I have proven and i know even students who has proven it to be effective. I would also tell them, yes use your knees, your foot your elbows and make sure the entire body of your assailant is in the right hold so that his movements in punching or kicking is rendered. Practice the proper body mechanics in balance and holds when applying them. I can place a person in a hold and they'll be saying mother may i, before even thinking about making a encounter towards me. I also never speak about what not to use because of courts and law, as this instructor stayed. I teach my students about the law and being cautious not to over power the force that's necessary. But i will teach them a very aggressive technique. I know and most law enforcement officers know, that even if you use the less forceful techniques you're still going to deal with it in court. Be within the law and Gods law. But use what's necessary for you and others. That same technique is used when grabbing the throat, is actually a great technique if needed in that situation. It's no more aggressive than the other techniques that we teach in self-defense in martial art techniques. I know some top instructors that would bicker with not using wich he called John Wick, technique. I think if Bruce Lee was still alive he would put his thoughts in as well. Bruce favord these movements. When used properly, you are trapping the punching arm (follow through with that) and strike your opponent quickly and hard. Also if done right you will be able to avoid the opponents other are, I actually went up against a pro boxer, young and strong. This John Wick technique, i used on his speeding punches. Within only seconds I was able to deflect his punch strike him in the side of his head. Strike him with my elbow and locked on to his hand with a wrist lock and placed him in a hold. I almost struck him one more time, but i seen no use, he was injured. And by the way other bold statements made by video TH-camrs claimed Hapkido was not effective against boxers. They should stick to teaching there stuff and not bash others arts of discipline. And we all know. They are plenty exceptional people that study hard and different than others. It doesn't matter what art of discipline they are. To get back to my story, I then rendered aid afterward injuring the man. Truthfully, at the beginning, I did not realize he was going to fight me, I guess all the techniques that I learned over lifetime just came out of nowhere. "You know, don't learn thousands." You guys out there in TH-cam land. Stick to what you know works.Learn new things. Practice hard and really learn what its like in real confrontations. You have to find yourself and train physically. Don't knock other martial arts. I come from the old school. Which you probably wouldn't understand. We didnt glorify what we did we honored and humble ourselves and practice in reality. Respect your art, be humble. And John wick, the movie star Keanu Reeves. He's actually practicing and stidies harder than most TH-camr instructors. I actually respect that man, he very well may be a better martial artist than you. Its great to teach on TH-cam. Please do so. But don't knock others. You have know idea unless you are out there knocking heads around on the streets. I also found it distasteful, when one martial artist advertises his product, Don't use traditional martial arts it's no good. I'm willing to bet even the 71 year old man knows what he knows. And ill stick to what got me here. My traditional Martial arts training pluse 101 Prays the Lord 'm still enjoying my Studies and teaching at 71 years of age. And one more thing keep your body strong, muscular and don't shy from pain. Fight iron with iron, and sharpen iron with iron.
@@shengchenfan no. nobody trying to put down. just being realistic in their beliefs, if you believe the straight punch is better than throwing a fancy spin kick, you are admitting the spin kick people are getting it wrong. he is talking about FAKE movie fighting. not watever art fictional character john wick does. we could make fun of rocky balboa but at the same time show respect for how a fast trained left hook from boxing can end a fight. hollywood style martial arts is not the same as the real art it was inspired from .... on a different note, Sean strickland or Xu Xiaodong can come to his gym and beat him up unarmed in 5 min. demostrations dont mean jack to me until i see the moves proven to work in real fight footage or HARD sparring
@@leoangelomarquez exactly. fake fancy martial arts wont work no matter how hard you "make it work". research lots to see those moves if they actually work in full on fights, then practice AND spar as hard as you can while still being safe from serious injury. demostration alone is NOT proof that it would work. for example the left hook is proven effective because u see it used in MMA, boxing AND streetfights by random untrained ppl.
I'm a big guy and I have fought guys even bigger than me and some smaller. I promise you that size matters and if you try this with someone stronger than you you're going to get within his reach and get hurt badly.
Exactly "Move in to an easy clench/position with a guy that outweighs you by 70 lbs" .. What do you think the women at this class thought immediately? They knew what he was suggesting was hot garbage.
That's great if you actually see the punch coming. He's making it simple, but still operating on the same premise as the martial arts he dismisses; that you're going to be able to react in a timely manner to a sudden attack. It just doesn't happen. Maybe it will work for clueless drunks. I doubt anyone is going to pull this off against someone who's actually dangerous. Strike first. If you miss the opportunity then you're probably just trying to get out of the way and counter.
If you meditate every day and relax your mind and train every day to counter any attack several ways.. with a relaxed clear mind you can certainly defend yourself.. if you have a cluttered mind you won't.. there are several ways to counter a punch and if one or two get in maybe three and four won't
@manny4552 bollocks unless your a fecking zen master at peace with the universe. Or if your an average human, you will feel stress in stressful situations and react differently due to stress and adrenaline.
One primary tenet of any martial or defensive training regardless of type is learning to be situationally aware and proactive in either deescalation or mental preparation for appropriate action. This is often minimized in importance but it is actually perhaps the most vital thing to understand and practice.
@@markfoth1226 my original martial arts education was Uechiryu Okinawan karate. It was there that my Sensei stressed situational awareness. Later on in my martial arts journey I found a home in FMA . I had the great good fortune to attend 2 seminars with the Late Remy Presas. He along with all of my other Gurus and Senseis over the years stressed its importance as well. They also incorporated pared down practical gross motor skills adaptations of the traditional techniques as well as the interconnected movements whether empty hand or weapon bearing.
My advice to anyone that doesn’t know how to fight. There are things that you’re not allowed to do in the UFC. If someone is attacking you do those, eye gauge, snap fingers, groin shots. And then run away.
Eye gouging is hard, groin shots are not disabling in a fighting scenario. It really isnt that easy, and that just considering a 1v1 fair situation which most likely wont happen
@Kevin Hart bro, you kinda live in your own world. Maybe you are the real life version of Jhon Wick, but the comment clearly said people who don't know how to fight.
Alot od demos out there never have the attacker use realistic speed or energy. So they cannot say they are defending a punch a punch is NOT being thrown at them. And I love the traditional arts but alot of bullshit being taught out there but this guy knows his shit. Respect.
Don't forget that each strike must be thrown in slow motion and most importantly, your training partner must hold their arm out like a frozen statue after each strike. Effectively, what we're describing here is a choreographed dance which is where it all comes tumbling down once the poop really hits the fan in a real street fight. There is a time and place for drills and compliant partners whilst training in martial arts but you also have to undergo pressure testing with non-compliant partners and know what it feels like to get hit really hard in face. Some of these people will find out the hard way one day but it's their cash at the end of the day and some folk can't be educated in reality until it's too late.
First, the main focus is to counter the direct punch, because it is harder to see it. When a boxer punches you with a direct punch from the elbow (without moving his shoulder) in the nose, it is harder to stop. Second, all these blocks of the hook live the chance to get punched with the other hand, while you 'block' the shoulder. So, it is 10 times easier to stop the hook, because the movement of the elbow telephones you that this strike comes. You don't need almost any skill to fight a man who only uses this kind of attack, which means he doesn't know anything. If is more than hard to stop a direct. Try Wing Chun. For direct, PAK SAO, for the hook, bill sao + direkt punch at the same time.
I don't even need to watch this video. It's very simple. You pull out your pistol. The most famous martial artist in history, Bruce Lee, said there's no martial art that beats Smith and Wesson. You can carry a gun on you anywhere except a government building or a bar. Used to be schools too, but I think they might have changed that in my state. Pretty sure teachers can carry a gun in school. Since I don't drink I don't go to bars. So I suppose if I'm at, the county tax collector's office, I can't have my firearm. But do you know how many sheriffs are standing around? There's not a single instance I can think of, where I wouldn't have a firearm, and I need karate to defend myself
Learn some striking skills such as boxing or kickboxing to program you how to evade punches and strike with efficiency. Learn jiu-jiujitsu in case the fight goes to the ground. Lastly, but very important you need to know basic judo or Greco-Roman style takedowns and takedown defense. All these trapping systems and choreographed movements are useless. Also, don’t be an overweight out of shape slob and you can run from danger.
For an old, broken down guy like me, my technique is quite simple: pull, aim and fire 2 to the chest and 1 to the head. I believe that will every time. Then call your attorney! LOL
It's an effective technique, but you really don't want it written out on the Internet for some DA to show it to the jury and explain how this was all pre meditated
All very well, but I'm 5ft 8 so if a six foot guy powers a punch at my head, I'm not going to be able to do this. This stuff looks good done slowly in a classroom with someone the same height who you've chosen to 'play the attacker' but it's not real life!
It’s best to be judge by twelve than carried by six. Genesis 14:14 “And when Abram heard that his brother was taken captive, he armed his trained servants, born in his own house, three hundred and eighteen, and pursued them unto Dan.”
The rare misstep in the superlative content on this channel. Unless a scrawny assailant learned the art of punching from old-school WWF, you won't be given the gift of a solo punch being telegraphed to that degree.
speaks to the sad state of our country that we have to be worried about how it looks on video of you defending yourself against someone attacking you if you are going to attack someone it should be you get what you get if you don't like it don't attack people
But then you're "playing odds". If he looks like he's throwing an overhand right, but he's just winding up for a straight on your nose, when you step in, he just broke your nose and probably your will to fight!! Hands up in front of you. Talk. Slap hands that are coming at you. Maintain your circle of safety. Look for escape.
I see a lot of big bellies? I'd never take instruction from someone who's belly extends beyond their chest. Ain't nobody there a warrior. Oh, and Blauer stole the concept for his spear system from Geoff Thompson.
Sadly these "courses" do more harm than (any) good. Given by "instructors" of questionable qualifications to ignorant people who think they can learn to fight or defend without essentially working a sweat. People must at last understand that to be able to do the slightest it will take literally years of hard training under a recognised instructor and school. it takes years to condition one's body, learn how to move and shift your weight to your advantage, and generate power behind your techniques. I really feel sorry for these students, and any false sense of confidence they may acquire from the "courses". In a real-life situation they will end up seriously injured or dead.
What if they live in a dangerous part of town, and could be attacked in 3 weeks? And they don't have time to train like boxers do? What if they're 50 and 60 like many people in the audience look like? Maybe these courses are for people like that.
@@TheFlyingMan If you are 60+ and never had the chance to properly train before it is too late to learn and apply empty-hand "crash course" techniques effectively against a mean street attack. However there are excellent and short to-the-point cane fighting courses which can very effectively be used by a senior in a push comes to shove situation.
"Worst thing about karate is that it only works against other ppl who know karate" 😂last thing ppl need to do is listen to a dude who hasn't seen his feet since he hit puberty
Lol he said John wick punches, that John wick stuff is so fake looking I split my side looking at that.ya gotta practice and pitty patty punches will get u flattened, u gotta go to work
This training is philosophical and theories. The mystery of fighting is you do not know where the punches and kicks are coming from. There are more effective ways to train in real fight: boxing, kickboxing, Muay Thai, and yes MMA. That's it.
You should stop being so rough with your students. It’s a terrible look and very disrespectful to the art and the people volunteering themselves to you with so much trust
This is very irresponsible coaching. Apart from "get inside, stay away from the end of the punch" is the only thing of actual value that he said that you can use in a real fight. Take Boxing, kids. This stuff he's teaching will get you hurt or worse.
It's super hilarious you think a normal person is going to do that most of the time it's just push their head to the ground because they swing with eyes closed head down....I'm short as fuck and I love when people come in at me
My opinion... Well why did these people not become real Boxers or anyother sports Pro's? UFC EFC ... Then real sports men can show this.. Well it does not work, im fast.. I dont give you time to punch. So i dont worry on these techniques
I Often wonder what My late Teacher Carlson Gracie would say watching this. I wish I can say this was effective. I've been training MMA since I'm a kid. I was a Bouncer,Worked in a Jail And lived in the projects when I was 12 years old. I grew up Really fast. Sorry,this isn't how it pops off in Real life.
Yeah. I have been in a "real" fight. Yeah I have been attacked, by a GROUP of lads. Yeah, I have been attacked with weapon'sSSSSSSS. The bullshit brothers would have got me killed. It's simple. You don't care about your person/life, try your luck and fight. Your going to win, get hurt, or die. If you care about your person/life. You run and hope you get away. If you want to get tough, you grow up fighting and get yourself involved with Thai boxing, boxing and BJJ. All this BOLLOX will get you killed.
“A jab is one of the basic punches used in boxing and MMA. In this type of punch, the fighter’s lead hand moves straight ahead until the arm is fully extended from the side of the torso. Once the target is hit, the fighter snaps their fist back.” These are “green moves”. Nobody delivers such a slow punch. Your technique only works with these slow, imaginary punches.
Remember in this days it isn’t about getting into a fist fight. People use guns and it doesn’t matter how old you are, when your hands suddenly bang your dad. The best fight you can have it is walk away . Do not engage closer so he would not punch you does it, all this fancy stuff doesn’t work on the street neither doesn’t work for me.
It’s a government job and he’s in a union so he’s well protected. I guarantee you his boss was high fiving him in the back and his coworkers took him out for drinks for a job well done 👍🏽. Moral of the story “Stop harassing people” 😮
100%. I'd also add to that, if it looks like they can't handle a flight of stairs without taking a break then probably can't handle a street thug with mean intentions who has never been to this guy's seminar and doesn't know that they had to play along. Couple that with adrenal dump and yep, it's not looking too good. Being out of breath will be the least of his worries when reality kicks in.
@edturner9670 yup, any athlete/fighter/devoted fan knows cardio kills, especially in combat sports/fights. Quick finishes are rare even in street fights. Cardio is in itself a great weapon especially paired with durability.
This can be incorporated to be a more well rounded fighter. Might get caught in a position where not in a fighting stance cus you got caught off guard. Could use this to get the person down or to get space to be able to get good striking angles
He is demonstrating some wing chun-like stuff on his assistant, you better use these techniques in sparring vs someone who can punch, you will see, it's not working
@@jk1735able Because thats not how real fights or real attacks work. This is not rocket science. One can easily put on some gloves and a mouth guard and test it. Have someone actually motivated try to punch him in the face and you will be amazed how quickly this kind of thing devolves. Also, these people are gonna leave this course thinking they are better prepared to defend themselves. Thats NOT how it works. You either can fight or you cannot and there are no shortcuts. If things like this worked for actual fighting don't you think the people who get paid to fight would learn it? If you are going to learn how to block punches (what he is attempting here) You should go to people who are experts at blocking, ducking, slipping and evading punches. (IE boxers, kick boxers and Muay Thai fighters) If you want to learn how to grapple (What he also attempts to do near the end) You should go to the people who are experts in grappling (IE Jiu-Jitsu, Judo and wrestlers) The idea that there is some super secret, very easy and simple technique to defend yourself is bullshit and always has been. The solution is to actually learn how to fight. But that takes hard work and years of training. Not $500 spent at a day course.
Problem here is too many people think they know it all and they always talk about things they know nothing about! Many think MMA is real combat! If you use MMA on a battle field or street you are dead! Most MMA relies on being bigger and stronger and lose when they go against bigger stronger and not much experience or knows a few moves! And is only good against one opponent unless you are in the movies! Or you are fighting a bunch of college students but they need bodyguards so I’ll just let that speak for itself!
If you want to be a great fighter, you must join a gym and fight every day, multiple opponents and different styles. Your body needs to be in top shape. You need to know what getting hit for real feels like, and you need a heart of a Lion. Even then, street fights can get you killed.
Most people don't want to be Connor McGregor. They just want to be able to protect themself against the average A-hole, which doesn't require the same level of conditioning or type of training. And in reality about the time you reach that top-tier-fighter level, age starts to creep in and staying in top shape gets harder and harder... especially if you got a real job, wife and kids... some skills that don't require Olympic fitness are useful when you're a 50yo at a desk job.
I love these theoretical warriors with deep explanations. Most of their training is with their mouth. You can see the reflection in their round bodies.
Ah keyboard sensei 😂😂.
How long yoi trained??
OK I'll give you some credit, you watched a Bruce Lee movie once
You're asking me?¿ or you commenting on the video? If not, hmm?, let's see. since the age of 8. I started training kukiwon TaeKwonDo. I got my black belt in tkd by the age of 13. Was throwing triple kicks and van Damm style split kicks like I was walking. Started Jeet kune do when I was 20 from sifu lamar m. Davis. Then, I began cross training in judo Gracie jiu-jitsu and Sambo as well. Obviously, I did kickboxing, and I got the honor to spar the late great Joe Lewis 2 rounds once around that time. He hits like a hammer and it feels like you're hitting stone. In the Late 90s. BTW, he was the only person Bruce Lee actually respected in the MA World. By now, I'm a 3rd Dan in tkd and Instructor and school owner. Got a 2nd Dan black belt and instructor level in haganah. It's a more intense Krav-maga version with no bullshit added. Then, I trained some capoeira for shits and giggles. To stay limber. Then, I started kali pekiti- tersia. An original mother martial arts from the Philippines. Includes swords knives and empty hand combat. Which I've been an instructor/guru for over 10 years. And now, training in silat for my instructor level certification. That's 10 different real martial arts. I've been in more street fights than I care to legally remember. F-U!! Keyboard warrior mofuger! Comments. Looks like you are talking about yourself. Please tell me how much you know.
Oh snap I forgot. I trained some muay-Thai under champion Kru-Vut. For a year and half. Tried some systema. Let's leave that alone eek. And some kendo a little kyokushin-kai.. yeah.. I forget half the shit I've done sometimes.. also did wing-chun for a year.. hmm. Yeah I don't know shit about martial arts. Lol
and yet you still have poor mental discipline
1. you can PAY to level up or get promoted in rank/belt color.
2. long contracts that lock you in to membership and classes
3. most or all of the coaches/masters and long time members/students are out of shape and unathletic, the more of them the worse it is.
4. no one in there, not student/member or master/coach has had any findable fight record, competitive record, martial arts fight record, military record, etc.
common signs of an bad gym/school or at least low effectiveness, for real effective fight or self defense training.
but some good gyms still have some level of some of these signs tho but they are rare.
this vid definitely has the 3rd common sign in the list
"i guarentee you will win every gunfight you never get into". great bullshido master.
Obviously when the instructor is trying to teach a particular response it has to be shown in a slower controlled manner or you’ll keep repeating it until you run out of functional training partners. “training for the street “ or realistic training scenarios have their place but you have learn to walk before you can run. Even training with Red Man suits is a trade off because of visibility and mobility constraints. The best training is to learn a small repertoire of functional effective responses and preemptive techniques then practice them until you can’t get them wrong.
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The guy is chunky doubt he has cardio!
This would be effective if your a huge bouncer vs a drunk and getting control of him with out doing a lot damage that could get you or the establishment sued or worse some kind of assault charge
'Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face ' - Mike Tyson !
"Everyone can see and breathe until they get head-butted in the nose" - Dr. EndTheFightASAP
There are a lot of variations on this theme. Tyson was by no means the first. The military version is along the lines of "every plan works perfectly, until contact with the enemy."
What a moronic comment. Hands up who's actually had their nose broken in a fight 🖐.
On two occasions, once in training and once on the street. You fight until you win or you have lost.
If you think a punch is painful or end it all you should never be in that position.
Yes a head butt hurts your a fool if someone gets that close
just imagine Sean Strickland just comes in there hey lets hard spar test this "diving your head into the hook" idea or "double arm block into a fancy arm drag to take them down" idea. lol there's already proven methods and styles for unarmed fighting in mma, muaythai, wrestling, boxing, bjj, kickboxing, judo, sambo yet we still see ppl getting tricked their time is more worth learning THIS stuff over wats proven over and over in pro fights and streetfights in breakdown videos by ppl that do those arts i listed. also Xu Xiao Dong lol
Always good to hear fighting tips. Thanks for sharing. Problem getting in close with a big guy is the fight may become a wrestling match..and you dont want that with a big guy.
The main issue is the mental strength. If someone is scared they wont be able to provoke their own fight response. The first lesson should be a mental lesson and then go on to the moves that can be applied with the correct state of mind.
Mental strength does not play a big part in fights, it sort of just happens but your body needs to be strong, not just your mind
That is why you train in Muay Thai or Boxing AND BJJ. BJJ was created specifically to completely remove the advantage of size and strength. It’s why 180lb Royce Gracie could defeat 300+ lb opponents with ease.
@@AninoffsMagister Oh ok I get that. So maybe if youre trained you dont need the mental strenght then?
@@sj460162 mental strength comes from training. It comes with thousands of hours under fire sparring hard. It doesn’t come from kata. It doesn’t come from point sparring. It comes with learning about you sparring hundreds of different people over decades. Spar with big guys, learn defense and your capabilities to take a shot. Spar with little guys, work on dealing with speedy guys that don’t tire out. If you are trained in BJJ and wrestling you don’t need to worry about going to the ground no matter how big the guy is. You do however need to worry about the friends you didn’t realize he had nearby. But that’s why you train in Boxing and Muay Thai. Mental strength is not falling apart when you are hit. It’s being comfortable in any situation. I get it. You’ve probably spent years wasting your life training in karate. You don’t want to see the truth. Because the truth means you were duped. It’s nothing to be embarrassed about unless you know the truth and still persist in the lie. Do karate, kung fu, etc for the health benefits or because you love the art. Don’t do it for self defense. If you do, you better hope the guy you’re facing isn’t trained in MMA. I’d prefer to know what I’m capable of. But that’s me.
@@AninoffsMagister Yeah good info feedback buddy. I get all that. I guess confidence would give mental strength.
Take notes MMA guys. Watch this guy and you'll actually be effective. Just make sure your opponent is 100% in concert with what you want him to do.
1000% the easiest punch to block is the one you know is coming and how and is thrown by a sycophant. 😂😂
Thank you.
As an MMA fighter this is tough to watch bro.
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Notice how all the younger challengers are puffed and one was Gracie trained apparently. To be fair Ryabko was inducted into Spetzna at age 15. It's how one is trained not the style.
@@JoshTheSonOfBethIsaacs Because you been doing it wrong silly.
If the other person punches that slow anyone can block.
Except in the real world things happen a lot faster
This is a period of instruction. He’s not in the middle of a fight, he’s teaching. That requires moving slowly so that his students can learn.
Except he is teaching at training speed so they can understand the form and concept, he’s not in a fight. Same as teaching boxing, or MT, slow with micro timing.
Best thing I have to say for this instructor, is teach his techniques according to his style and way of teaching. If he's good,then spread the word of his system. Don't throw names around like John Wicks techniques are no good . Yes., I agree, it is flashy and fast. But i know for a fact that experienced practitioners, made it effective. Or even bashing his instructor or some instructors about how many techniques they learned. A great instructor continues involving and training. I have nothing but good to say about my instructors or those that's practice, so long that they have learned lots of techniques. I am a 71 year old man who has been studying since 12 years old in martial arts, boxing wrestling all types of techniques . Over my lifetime I adapted hapkido, judo, american boxing, Wing Chun boxing, wrestling and what ever the heck works. I will bite your ears off if that's what it takes. I teach every week. I study and practice every week, i probable have hundreds if not thousands of techniques in my head. And thank God that I do, it has never failed me that my movements and fighting ability seems programed in my mind of defense and offensive movements without thought. I've had students and other practitioners take me on blindfolded and i held my grounds, that was in my late sixties. im a retired Law enforcement officer, experienced body guard, among other things that placed me in harms way. I have been in many, maybe around a hundred physical confrontations. I am very physical and muscular man, even at 71. I dedicate myself to fitness and health as well. I surprised everybody when they see my performance and capabilities. When people say old people can't fight, it depends who the old person is. I have used and still use strong opponents and real fighting to my practices. The technique this instructor said is not practical, I have literally used it dozens of times in real situations along with a few others. I know and it's very well rounded as long as the punch is not a round punch. Yes i do practice against some of the most popular fighting. And i might use just a chosen few. I just pay attention of what's standing before me. And keep my eyes on my assailant movements, but if i was half blind, i would still have confidence in my ability. Along with faith in the Lord as well. If you teach your students right and how to keep their hands up and eyes observant and move according to the speed of fight. I have proven and i know even students who has proven it to be effective. I would also tell them, yes use your knees, your foot your elbows and make sure the entire body of your assailant is in the right hold so that his movements in punching or kicking is rendered. Practice the proper body mechanics in balance and holds when applying them. I can place a person in a hold and they'll be saying mother may i, before even thinking about making a encounter towards me. I also never speak about what not to use because of courts and law, as this instructor stayed. I teach my students about the law and being cautious not to over power the force that's necessary. But i will teach them a very aggressive technique. I know and most law enforcement officers know, that even if you use the less forceful techniques you're still going to deal with it in court. Be within the law and Gods law. But use what's necessary for you and others. That same technique is used when grabbing the throat, is actually a great technique if needed in that situation. It's no more aggressive than the other techniques that we teach in self-defense in martial art techniques. I know some top instructors that would bicker with not using wich he called John Wick, technique. I think if Bruce Lee was still alive he would put his thoughts in as well. Bruce favord these movements. When used properly, you are trapping the punching arm (follow through with that) and strike your opponent quickly and hard. Also if done right you will be able to avoid the opponents other are, I actually went up against a pro boxer, young and strong. This John Wick technique, i used on his speeding punches. Within only seconds I was able to deflect his punch strike him in the side of his head. Strike him with my elbow and locked on to his hand with a wrist lock and placed him in a hold. I almost struck him one more time, but i seen no use, he was injured. And by the way other bold statements made by video TH-camrs claimed Hapkido was not effective against boxers. They should stick to teaching there stuff and not bash others arts of discipline. And we all know. They are plenty exceptional people that study hard and different than others. It doesn't matter what art of discipline they are. To get back to my story, I then rendered aid afterward injuring the man. Truthfully, at the beginning, I did not realize he was going to fight me, I guess all the techniques that I learned over lifetime just came out of nowhere. "You know, don't learn thousands." You guys out there in TH-cam land. Stick to what you know works.Learn new things. Practice hard and really learn what its like in real confrontations. You have to find yourself and train physically. Don't knock other martial arts. I come from the old school. Which you probably wouldn't understand. We didnt glorify what we did we honored and humble ourselves and practice in reality. Respect your art, be humble. And John wick, the movie star Keanu Reeves. He's actually practicing and stidies harder than most TH-camr instructors. I actually respect that man, he very well may be a better martial artist than you. Its great to teach on TH-cam. Please do so. But don't knock others. You have know idea unless you are out there knocking heads around on the streets. I also found it distasteful, when one martial artist advertises his product, Don't use traditional martial arts it's no good. I'm willing to bet even the 71 year old man knows what he knows. And ill stick to what got me here. My traditional Martial arts training pluse 101
Prays the Lord 'm still enjoying my Studies and teaching at 71 years of age. And one more thing keep your body strong, muscular and don't shy from pain. Fight iron with iron, and sharpen iron with iron.
Amen!!! It's a damn shame that people feel they have to put others down to boost their own ego.
Thanks a lot for your testimony and teaching. Very instructive.
@@shengchenfan no. nobody trying to put down. just being realistic in their beliefs, if you believe the straight punch is better than throwing a fancy spin kick, you are admitting the spin kick people are getting it wrong. he is talking about FAKE movie fighting. not watever art fictional character john wick does.
we could make fun of rocky balboa but at the same time show respect for how a fast trained left hook from boxing can end a fight. hollywood style martial arts is not the same as the real art it was inspired from
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on a different note, Sean strickland or Xu Xiaodong can come to his gym and beat him up unarmed in 5 min. demostrations dont mean jack to me until i see the moves proven to work in real fight footage or HARD sparring
"At the end of the day, nothing will work unless you make it work." My favorite line.
I'm adding that to my other line: "Nothing works in the street unless YOU *work* in the street."
It will only work if you practice it constantly that comes with a full contact sparring.
@@leoangelomarquez exactly. fake fancy martial arts wont work no matter how hard you "make it work". research lots to see those moves if they actually work in full on fights, then practice AND spar as hard as you can while still being safe from serious injury. demostration alone is NOT proof that it would work. for example the left hook is proven effective because u see it used in MMA, boxing AND streetfights by random untrained ppl.
My 5th Dan karate instructor has 1 favorite technique, straight right to the point of the jaw!
I'm a big guy and I have fought guys even bigger than me and some smaller. I promise you that size matters and if you try this with someone stronger than you you're going to get within his reach and get hurt badly.
Exactly "Move in to an easy clench/position with a guy that outweighs you by 70 lbs" .. What do you think the women at this class thought immediately? They knew what he was suggesting was hot garbage.
That's great if you actually see the punch coming. He's making it simple, but still operating on the same premise as the martial arts he dismisses; that you're going to be able to react in a timely manner to a sudden attack. It just doesn't happen. Maybe it will work for clueless drunks. I doubt anyone is going to pull this off against someone who's actually dangerous. Strike first. If you miss the opportunity then you're probably just trying to get out of the way and counter.
If you meditate every day and relax your mind and train every day to counter any attack several ways.. with a relaxed clear mind you can certainly defend yourself.. if you have a cluttered mind you won't.. there are several ways to counter a punch and if one or two get in maybe three and four won't
@manny4552 bollocks unless your a fecking zen master at peace with the universe. Or if your an average human, you will feel stress in stressful situations and react differently due to stress and adrenaline.
One primary tenet of any martial or defensive training regardless of type is learning to be situationally aware and proactive in either deescalation or mental preparation for appropriate action. This is often minimized in importance but it is actually perhaps the most vital thing to understand and practice.
@@alanrawson-wg8io I agree but most traditional martial arts do not teach practical self defence in regards to situational awareness.
@@markfoth1226 my original martial arts education was Uechiryu Okinawan karate. It was there that my Sensei stressed situational awareness. Later on in my martial arts journey I found a home in FMA . I had the great good fortune to attend 2 seminars with the Late Remy Presas. He along with all of my other Gurus and Senseis
over the years stressed its importance as well. They also incorporated pared down practical gross motor skills adaptations of the traditional techniques as well as the interconnected movements whether empty hand or weapon bearing.
Saw this 30 years ago was called the spear
Idea was to train it as a flinch response to crash a close quarters unexpected attack
If your waiting to block , then I guess your not use to actually fighting ,
My advice to anyone that doesn’t know how to fight. There are things that you’re not allowed to do in the UFC. If someone is attacking you do those, eye gauge, snap fingers, groin shots. And then run away.
Eye gouging is hard, groin shots are not disabling in a fighting scenario. It really isnt that easy, and that just considering a 1v1 fair situation which most likely wont happen
@Kevin Hart bro, you kinda live in your own world. Maybe you are the real life version of Jhon Wick, but the comment clearly said people who don't know how to fight.
Why when train professional instructors have their partner throw a real fist, instead of the slow motion.
So the students can see what’s actually being taught….
Because it would never work 😂
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@@spycedezynuk No, it's because it's fake and doesn't work.
Alot od demos out there never have the attacker use realistic speed or energy. So they cannot say they are defending a punch a punch is NOT being thrown at them. And I love the traditional arts but alot of bullshit being taught out there but this guy knows his shit. Respect.
Works great... if you can tell your attacker what strike to throw and which hand to use.
Don't forget that each strike must be thrown in slow motion and most importantly, your training partner must hold their arm out like a frozen statue after each strike. Effectively, what we're describing here is a choreographed dance which is where it all comes tumbling down once the poop really hits the fan in a real street fight.
There is a time and place for drills and compliant partners whilst training in martial arts but you also have to undergo pressure testing with non-compliant partners and know what it feels like to get hit really hard in face. Some of these people will find out the hard way one day but it's their cash at the end of the day and some folk can't be educated in reality until it's too late.
You've missed the point. The purpose was to train defending against the most common opener.
Finally- a NO BULLSHIT approach...
no 'bullshit' just Bullshido with RexKwonDo as a 'special' guest.
Good teacher. Thank you. My Sensei taught me this waza many years ago. He's now in his late 70s, and I'm in my nearly mid 60s now.
Training in the DoJo is not the same as a real fight. Train for the street
Have the guy throw a real punch & Block it if they really know what their doing.
True but fighting is style and conceptual
Another dudebro who don’t know shit.
A trained fighter will not be seriously injured by a street fighter in most cases... Sensei chess
Trust me it doesn't work.
You either run or you hit first and run.
I haven't been in a fight in all of my adult life. Where are you people living and how often do you walk down a dark alley in a bad part of town??
This is great
So you have to tell your attacker how to attack you. Thats fantastic!
Good techniques.
So I tell my future attacker's to hit me in slow motion 🙃
Like your informativeness very much namaste ⚔️🤔✍️❤️🔥🙏🌄
A wonderful video and awesome instructor💪🏻 Cover➡️Crash➡️Control➡️Counter
I have snake oil to sell you.
@@kingsman8475 ???
First, the main focus is to counter the direct punch, because it is harder to see it. When a boxer punches you with a direct punch from the elbow (without moving his shoulder) in the nose, it is harder to stop. Second, all these blocks of the hook live the chance to get punched with the other hand, while you 'block' the shoulder.
So, it is 10 times easier to stop the hook, because the movement of the elbow telephones you that this strike comes. You don't need almost any skill to fight a man who only uses this kind of attack, which means he doesn't know anything. If is more than hard to stop a direct. Try Wing Chun. For direct, PAK SAO, for the hook, bill sao + direkt punch at the same time.
That takedown was in jim grovers knife defense.
Budo Brothers - what if your a tad under 5'0 and don't even weight over 110?
I don't even need to watch this video. It's very simple. You pull out your pistol.
The most famous martial artist in history, Bruce Lee, said there's no martial art that beats Smith and Wesson.
You can carry a gun on you anywhere except a government building or a bar.
Used to be schools too, but I think they might have changed that in my state. Pretty sure teachers can carry a gun in school.
Since I don't drink I don't go to bars.
So I suppose if I'm at, the county tax collector's office, I can't have my firearm. But do you know how many sheriffs are standing around?
There's not a single instance I can think of, where I wouldn't have a firearm, and I need karate to defend myself
A man of intelligence I see.
Guns and knives trump all fighting techniques.
Works well in a classroom!
Try it against Mike Tyson or skilled Street Fighter! Good luck!
Learn some striking skills such as boxing or kickboxing to program you how to evade punches and strike with efficiency. Learn jiu-jiujitsu in case the fight goes to the ground. Lastly, but very important you need to know basic judo or Greco-Roman style takedowns and takedown defense.
All these trapping systems and choreographed movements are useless. Also, don’t be an overweight out of shape slob and you can run from danger.
Just break the wrist, and then walk away. Break the wrist; walk away.
Run as fast as possible away, don't look back focus on your escape route , that's if you can run. If you can't run, fake a major heart attack.
This may work against a everyday Joe, but not against a trained opponent
Like ninjas? 😂
Do you have classes in Los Angeles?
Run if you can! If you can't DONT STAND IN FRONT OF THEM.Eye pokes groin strikes then run....creating distance
So... the "John Wicky" stuff assumes that you are faster than the attacker. Anticipating and countering that haymaker assumes exactly the same!
For an old, broken down guy like me, my technique is quite simple: pull, aim and fire 2 to the chest and 1 to the head. I believe that will every time. Then call your attorney! LOL
Right on, man!
It's an effective technique, but you really don't want it written out on the Internet for some DA to show it to the jury and explain how this was all pre meditated
Grab my arm. The other arm. MY other arm!
Lol feint a jab and these dudes open themselves up like a sunflower in July
The jutsu is strong here
All very well, but I'm 5ft 8 so if a six foot guy powers a punch at my head, I'm not going to be able to do this.
This stuff looks good done slowly in a classroom with someone the same height who you've chosen to 'play the attacker' but it's not real life!
This guy is not crippling his opponent. These techniques do not work in a real fight.
It’s best to be judge by twelve than carried by six.
Genesis 14:14
“And when Abram heard that his brother was taken captive, he armed his trained servants, born in his own house, three hundred and eighteen, and pursued them unto Dan.”
It doesn't work if someone punches straight
Time dilation. Stress response
The rare misstep in the superlative content on this channel. Unless a scrawny assailant learned the art of punching from old-school WWF, you won't be given the gift of a solo punch being telegraphed to that degree.
Also, the take down will never work. Going from a thai clinch style grip to an underhook grip only works if the opponent doesn't fight back. Try it.
Best technique would be to take my shirt off while shouting and then call Steven Seagal to take care of the threat. 😁
speaks to the sad state of our country that we have to be worried about how it looks on video of you defending yourself against someone attacking you if you are going to attack someone it should be you get what you get if you don't like it don't attack people
But then you're "playing odds".
If he looks like he's throwing an overhand right, but he's just winding up for a straight on your nose, when you step in, he just broke your nose and probably your will to fight!!
Hands up in front of you.
Talk. Slap hands that are coming at you. Maintain your circle of safety. Look for escape.
I see a lot of big bellies? I'd never take instruction from someone who's belly extends beyond their chest. Ain't nobody there a warrior. Oh, and Blauer stole the concept for his spear system from Geoff Thompson.
Ugh... static from the waist down? Inexperience would see you made a eunoch
We got a new Steven seagal here
Sadly these "courses" do more harm than (any) good. Given by "instructors" of questionable qualifications to ignorant people who think they can learn to fight or defend without essentially working a sweat. People must at last understand that to be able to do the slightest it will take literally years of hard training under a recognised instructor and school. it takes years to condition one's body, learn how to move and shift your weight to your advantage, and generate power behind your techniques. I really feel sorry for these students, and any false sense of confidence they may acquire from the "courses". In a real-life situation they will end up seriously injured or dead.
What if they live in a dangerous part of town, and could be attacked in 3 weeks? And they don't have time to train like boxers do? What if they're 50 and 60 like many people in the audience look like? Maybe these courses are for people like that.
@@TheFlyingMan If you are 60+ and never had the chance to properly train before it is too late to learn and apply empty-hand "crash course" techniques effectively against a mean street attack. However there are excellent and short to-the-point cane fighting courses which can very effectively be used by a senior in a push comes to shove situation.
The blocks at 10:45 will not work. You are not that fast and accurate.
"Worst thing about karate is that it only works against other ppl who know karate" 😂last thing ppl need to do is listen to a dude who hasn't seen his feet since he hit puberty
Pro boxers will all be amazed 😂
Lol he said John wick punches, that John wick stuff is so fake looking I split my side looking at that.ya gotta practice and pitty patty punches will get u flattened, u gotta go to work
Good luck to the 5 ft 3 women trying that.
thats nothing do that in real time and with some with no fear and we see what you got
It's look like wingtsun...
This training is philosophical and theories. The mystery of fighting is you do not know where the punches and kicks are coming from. There are more effective ways to train in real fight: boxing, kickboxing, Muay Thai, and yes MMA. That's it.
You should stop being so rough with your students. It’s a terrible look and very disrespectful to the art and the people volunteering themselves to you with so much trust
Tony Blauer
This is very irresponsible coaching. Apart from "get inside, stay away from the end of the punch" is the only thing of actual value that he said that you can use in a real fight.
Take Boxing, kids. This stuff he's teaching will get you hurt or worse.
It's super hilarious you think a normal person is going to do that most of the time it's just push their head to the ground because they swing with eyes closed head down....I'm short as fuck and I love when people come in at me
My opinion... Well why did these people not become real Boxers or anyother sports Pro's? UFC EFC ... Then real sports men can show this.. Well it does not work, im fast.. I dont give you time to punch. So i dont worry on these techniques
This shit doesn’t work in real life and certainly not in the #UFC If it did,all this so called instructor's would have been #UFC Champions.
I Often wonder what My late Teacher Carlson Gracie would say watching this. I wish I can say this was effective. I've been training MMA since I'm a kid. I was a Bouncer,Worked in a Jail And lived in the projects when I was 12 years old. I grew up Really fast. Sorry,this isn't how it pops off in Real life.
Please let me come show you why this is wrong
Nah. He'd be socked with the other hand quick. No good.
Yeah. I have been in a "real" fight. Yeah I have been attacked, by a GROUP of lads. Yeah, I have been attacked with weapon'sSSSSSSS. The bullshit brothers would have got me killed. It's simple. You don't care about your person/life, try your luck and fight. Your going to win, get hurt, or die. If you care about your person/life. You run and hope you get away. If you want to get tough, you grow up fighting and get yourself involved with Thai boxing, boxing and BJJ. All this BOLLOX will get you killed.
Hahahaha what is this guy? Hahaha mcdojo life?
This is why a foreigner in the Philippines was recently killed he watched too many stupid TH-cam videos like this and got shot.
go to a boxing gym
he is a paunchy old white dude who will get overpowered no matter his style or knowledge - speed kills
“A jab is one of the basic punches used in boxing and MMA. In this type of punch, the fighter’s lead hand moves straight ahead until the arm is fully extended from the side of the torso. Once the target is hit, the fighter snaps their fist back.”
These are “green moves”.
Nobody delivers such a slow punch.
Your technique only works with these slow, imaginary punches.
Then there's ppl that say Wing Chun doesn't work in a real fight because all Wing Chun practitioners get beaten by MMA/May Thai/boxing guys...
Remember in this days it isn’t about getting into a fist fight. People use guns and it doesn’t matter how old you are, when your hands suddenly bang your dad. The best fight you can have it is walk away . Do not engage closer so he would not punch you does it, all this fancy stuff doesn’t work on the street neither doesn’t work for me.
Rodeo clown training!
Stick to eating Hamburgers champ😅
Blah Blah Blah
It’s a government job and he’s in a union so he’s well protected. I guarantee you his boss was high fiving him in the back and his coworkers took him out for drinks for a job well done 👍🏽. Moral of the story “Stop harassing people” 😮
Same old bullshedo
This guy is out of breath talking about it. Real life, just make him dance around for 40 seconds then he'll be exhausted
KRAV MAGA
If someone comes at me and tries to hurt me im going to pull my gun out no need to block a punch
Aka SPEAR SYSTEM @tonyblauer
If a fat guy is giving you fighting instructions take it the way he takes everything. With a pinch of salt.
100%. I'd also add to that, if it looks like they can't handle a flight of stairs without taking a break then probably can't handle a street thug with mean intentions who has never been to this guy's seminar and doesn't know that they had to play along. Couple that with adrenal dump and yep, it's not looking too good. Being out of breath will be the least of his worries when reality kicks in.
@edturner9670 yup, any athlete/fighter/devoted fan knows cardio kills, especially in combat sports/fights. Quick finishes are rare even in street fights. Cardio is in itself a great weapon especially paired with durability.
And this is why I train in boxing cuz those blocks dont work in a real fight
Parries and counter punches certainly do.. and if you do block something you parry it and strike... You should know this if you box
Attack the attack
This can be incorporated to be a more well rounded fighter. Might get caught in a position where not in a fighting stance cus you got caught off guard. Could use this to get the person down or to get space to be able to get good striking angles
You are correct, most of this chop suey shit doesn't work in a real fight..anyone that has been in one will attest to this
He is demonstrating some wing chun-like stuff on his assistant, you better use these techniques in sparring vs someone who can punch, you will see, it's not working
As someone who has been doing Muay Thai and Jiu-jitsu for 30+ years this was painful to sit through.
Exactly! Choreographed BS. Fat, undisciplined “instructor” who has no experience in real, raw violence, selling delusional self confidence.
Why was it painfull dragon😂
@@jk1735able Because thats not how real fights or real attacks work. This is not rocket science. One can easily put on some gloves and a mouth guard and test it. Have someone actually motivated try to punch him in the face and you will be amazed how quickly this kind of thing devolves.
Also, these people are gonna leave this course thinking they are better prepared to defend themselves. Thats NOT how it works. You either can fight or you cannot and there are no shortcuts.
If things like this worked for actual fighting don't you think the people who get paid to fight would learn it? If you are going to learn how to block punches (what he is attempting here) You should go to people who are experts at blocking, ducking, slipping and evading punches. (IE boxers, kick boxers and Muay Thai fighters) If you want to learn how to grapple (What he also attempts to do near the end) You should go to the people who are experts in grappling (IE Jiu-Jitsu, Judo and wrestlers)
The idea that there is some super secret, very easy and simple technique to defend yourself is bullshit and always has been. The solution is to actually learn how to fight. But that takes hard work and years of training. Not $500 spent at a day course.
@@dragonballjiujitsu
Larping is funny until it gets you hurt irl
@@natehiggerd9111 yep
This guy is all talk but we never see him do it in a sparring session lol
I think John was regretting volunteering as his punching bag towards the end😅
Problem here is too many people think they know it all and they always talk about things they know nothing about! Many think MMA is real combat! If you use MMA on a battle field or street you are dead! Most MMA relies on being bigger and stronger and lose when they go against bigger stronger and not much experience or knows a few moves! And is only good against one opponent unless you are in the movies! Or you are fighting a bunch of college students but they need bodyguards so I’ll just let that speak for itself!
If you want to be a great fighter, you must join a gym and fight every day, multiple opponents and different styles. Your body needs to be in top shape. You need to know what getting hit for real feels like, and you need a heart of a Lion. Even then, street fights can get you killed.
Most people don't want to be Connor McGregor. They just want to be able to protect themself against the average A-hole, which doesn't require the same level of conditioning or type of training. And in reality about the time you reach that top-tier-fighter level, age starts to creep in and staying in top shape gets harder and harder... especially if you got a real job, wife and kids... some skills that don't require Olympic fitness are useful when you're a 50yo at a desk job.
@@Goshin65yes it does require the basic level of training. Just won’t be able to make a career out of it.
Attack the attack YOU Will get hit ,but he will get hit harder.
Good reminder mordi
None of these men look like they do much training. It's impossible to hide hard training.