Great job Guro Pisarkin. You are a well rounded martial artist. Glad you are always keeping an open mind and learning other styles and systems. Pugay, keep on spreading FMA. Mabuhay.
Always have to learn and evolve. If you love what you do, there shouldn't be any limitations to your training. Remain humble, show respect to each of the teachers that taught you, and give them credit.
Every system has their own entry method depending on the attack. Everything that follows is up to the practitioner. Are you going to keep it grappling or transition to striking? It all depends on what your opponent does and how you respond to it.
It looks good on video but in real life it does not work because the Timing is totally different , the jab cross is extremely fast compare to the counters and lock showed , I challenge you to put some head gear and tested then you will see it does not work
Absolutely spot on! I realised this years ago, all martial artists that teach this type techniques are talking 💩 the reality is anyone can pull this off with a person just standing there as a demo and not hitting back 😂 try doing this in a street fight, where adrenaline kicks in, you get tunnel vision, can’t think straight, you’ll end up severely injured. Simple question, if all this was so useful, how come we never see MMA figures use these techniques?
@@capnnukasun810 You are changing the subject. The question was asked on the merits. You know perfectly well that this is a Filipino circus and in such a performance this technique is useless.
@@ЕвгенийКрылов-и1п No, it's valid, No dodge. People criticize so easily, If they got the answers, why not put it on the line and show us all how it is done. It is like going to a free concert and booing the musician. Poor taste. Why don't you get your ass up there and play instead. Yes?
OK I'm ready to get shit all over, but here's my question: if something like that standing arm sub works against the 1-2 punch works, why don't they do it an MMA?
There’s a bunch of techniques that MMA fighters don’t use. Either because they’re from styles that they’re not familiar with or because they’re too dangerous to use in sport.
😂It's funny to watch, why doesn't the opponent reach his target? Why does he freeze for no reason at the end of his attack when the "master" has done nothing for it? For one move of the attacker, the "master" makes two. There is never such a speed advantage in real life. One who has such an advantage in speed has no need for boxing, or karate, or Kali, or . Neither ... nor ... The "master" has absolutely no idea how to bring his opponent off-balance and put him in an uncomfortable position. And that is why his opponent is always in a stable position. And so on and so forth. In short, the cause and effect relationship is broken and as a result, we can see this Filipino circus.
😂На все это смешно смотреть,.Почему противник не добивает до цели? Почему он застывает без причины в конце своей атаки когда "мастер" ничего для этого не сделал? На одно движение атакующего "мастер" делает два. Такого преимущества в скорости в реальной жизни не бывает никогда. Тот кто обладает таким преимуществом в скорости не имеет нужды ни в боксе, ни в карате, ни в Кали, ни. Ни .ни... "Мастер" абсолютно не имеет понятия как выводить противника из равновесия и ставить его в неудобное положение. И поэтому противник у него всегда занимает устойчивое положение. И т.д. и т.п. Если говорить коротко, то здесь нарушена причинно-следственная связь и в результате мы можем наблюдать этот филиппинский цирк.
Great job Guro Pisarkin. You are a well rounded martial artist. Glad you are always keeping an open mind and learning other styles and systems. Pugay, keep on spreading FMA. Mabuhay.
Always have to learn and evolve. If you love what you do, there shouldn't be any limitations to your training. Remain humble, show respect to each of the teachers that taught you, and give them credit.
Very versatile entry. So much you can do when transitioning. I like it 😎👍🏽
Every system has their own entry method depending on the attack. Everything that follows is up to the practitioner. Are you going to keep it grappling or transition to striking? It all depends on what your opponent does and how you respond to it.
I like it
Very good Alexnder👍💪🙌🥋
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Works very good when your opponent has thin arms.
It looks good on video but in real life it does not work because the Timing is totally different , the jab cross is extremely fast compare to the counters and lock showed , I challenge you to put some head gear and tested then you will see it does not work
Absolutely spot on! I realised this years ago, all martial artists that teach this type techniques are talking 💩 the reality is anyone can pull this off with a person just standing there as a demo and not hitting back 😂 try doing this in a street fight, where adrenaline kicks in, you get tunnel vision, can’t think straight, you’ll end up severely injured. Simple question, if all this was so useful, how come we never see MMA figures use these techniques?
Please show how you apply this technique in live sparring with a noncompliant opponent.
I get it, but why not do it yourself?
It's impossible, because he knows perfectly well that nothing good can come out of it.
@@capnnukasun810 You are changing the subject. The question was asked on the merits. You know perfectly well that this is a Filipino circus and in such a performance this technique is useless.
@@ЕвгенийКрылов-и1п No, it's valid, No dodge. People criticize so easily, If they got the answers, why not put it on the line and show us all how it is done.
It is like going to a free concert and booing the musician. Poor taste. Why don't you get your ass up there and play instead. Yes?
Its an entry to fluidify the movements
OK I'm ready to get shit all over, but here's my question: if something like that standing arm sub works against the 1-2 punch works, why don't they do it an MMA?
Well, one is that they never learned it or experimented with it.
There’s a bunch of techniques that MMA fighters don’t use. Either because they’re from styles that they’re not familiar with or because they’re too dangerous to use in sport.
😂It's funny to watch, why doesn't the opponent reach his target? Why does he freeze for no reason at the end of his attack when the "master" has done nothing for it?
For one move of the attacker, the "master" makes two. There is never such a speed advantage in real life. One who has such an advantage in speed has no need for boxing, or karate, or Kali, or . Neither ... nor ...
The "master" has absolutely no idea how to bring his opponent off-balance and put him in an uncomfortable position. And that is why his opponent is always in a stable position. And so on and so forth.
In short, the cause and effect relationship is broken and as a result, we can see this Filipino circus.
😂На все это смешно смотреть,.Почему противник не добивает до цели? Почему он застывает без причины в конце своей атаки когда "мастер" ничего для этого не сделал?
На одно движение атакующего "мастер" делает два. Такого преимущества в скорости в реальной жизни не бывает никогда. Тот кто обладает таким преимуществом в скорости не имеет нужды ни в боксе, ни в карате, ни в Кали, ни. Ни .ни...
"Мастер" абсолютно не имеет понятия как выводить противника из равновесия и ставить его в неудобное положение. И поэтому противник у него всегда занимает устойчивое положение. И т.д. и т.п.
Если говорить коротко, то здесь нарушена причинно-следственная связь и в результате мы можем наблюдать этот филиппинский цирк.