How do I get more confident in using unorthodox grappling moves in mma? Context, I am a d2 heavyweight wrestler and judo brown belt who has a bad knee so I rely on moves like mat returns, hip tosses, and even my double legs come from tieups in wrestling and in the 2 mma bouts I did, I won fine with tieups and dirty boxing, but I can't shoot from space if my life depended on it and I feel inferior to my competition because of it.
@@RamseyDewey hey coach , I adore your videos and learnt alot form them. I'm training in dutch style for few years but now I work week or two (depends on the many factors) away from home and I got a week at home where I can go to my dojo properly. How can I maximize my training and what I can do in those long gaps to keep getting better (or at least not worst)?
Hey Ramsey you might have answered this already but I've been seeing a lot of ads for devices that say using them increases your Lung Capacity. do you think these kinds of devices provide Benefit?
Hi Ramsey, would you agree that the main difference between martial arts is the rules? Under the same set of rules two different martial arts can look the same (judo and wrestling) and under a different set of rules the same martial art looks different (point fighting karate, kyokushin karate). Simply put, the rules define the game.
On forgiveness, i always have found the opposite to be harder. Its much harder to forgive yourself of actions of your past than it is in other people. Its been years and i still stuggle emotionally with the past actions of myself.
I believe when he said "holding the phone" he just meant the common boxing guard where your right hand is flat against your head. I believe he's implying it's not as good because it's a static position and something like a long, constantly moving guard is better
"If you wait until you're a black belt to teach, you will be a white belt at teaching." Another golden quote to hang at my gym. Haha awesome Another great video, Mr. Dewey!
Mr Dewey, I am an absolutely huge fan of your channel. My favourite video is your take on the Thanos vs Hulk scene from Avangers. I would absolutely love to know your opinion on how a potential match up between Mike Tyson and Muhammad Ali would look like? I love your insight and commentary on such things and thing it would make for a really interesting video. Love the channel!
"answer the phone" ive heard use as a term used for covering up in boxing i think thats what the guy meant Explaing defending a hook and you place your hand on the back of your head and take the impact on your shoulder and arm I dont realy like it being explained that way because people take it as bring your glove to your ear and i think its better to grab the back of the head and the term doesnt explain it great lol
KO stats per categories should also take into account some categories have more athletes and are more competitive, a larger pool of skilled fighter, typically heavywieghts are fewer since big guys who can move are harder to find. But I'm not sure if higher skill means more or less KOs 🤔
16:59 Cross face! Of course! It’s something you taught against the muay thai clinch long ago. Didn’t think it would work on the ground too. I couldn’t find any videos on this matter so i’m glad i asked you Also, you missed the “v” in my screen name, but that’s no big deal 🙂
I want to talk to a guy on the bus in Vegas about karate. He claimed that when he was in the military, some people came up to him and said hey do you wanna fight karate? He said yes why not? He claimed that they handed him a uniform and a black belt, and threw him right into a tournament. The story that he gave me was that there was not enough people practicing at the time in the area and they needed some warm bodies so to speak in the black belt competition. Him and a lot of other guys got on the spot recruitedand promoted and even placed in the tournaments. Do you believe this story or was I just talking to a rambling drunk drunk y dude? I kind of believe it at least to the extent where I could say that I wouldn’t be surprised to find out that it is absolutely true. And if you do believe it, what do you think that means? In my mind, it doesn’t really get rid of any legitimacy karate has or had to offer. Sometimes people know how to fight from other sports and or they may just have a knack.
I started teaching as a blue belt out of necessity because there were no black belts around. Teaching is 100% a separate skill than doing bjj. I’ve seen really good black belts be mediocre and even bad teachers.
I spent a lot of time learning how to defend myself properly I don't know the knowledge would be locked in my subconscious turn out a little dangerous whenever you can do melee combat without having to think about it it scares people
how do all? regarding headaches; with a fantastic girl for 5 who suffered painful migraine . on way home from bushwork in 03 when she rang to convey she'd been diagnosed type 1 diabetic an hour earlier and felt she was becoming really low blood sugar, ' hypo '. perhaps the bloke should eat a few jelly beans after his sparring to aleviate the headaches, [ diabetes ]. hope all is well coach and co.. taztez.
Master Wong does a really bad rear naked choke... I'm not sure why people are defending him.😂😂 I can't fill a full cup, I guess. Also, I'm glad that we can all be Kahbib 😂😂 his legs are jacked.
How distinct are we from chimps, again? Practically speaking, we are quite far along; but I'm beginning to consider that if a few pieces had been moved differently, humanity would still be fighting fiercely against plants and animals for a patch of land. In some places, humanity is preserved as a wild and natural feature. We are not that.
Bad egg walks into gym Alright so how you fight is keep your hands down hold your breath close your eyes and stand squared. If they dont knock you out in the first punch your winning
I guess the "bending over when hit on the groin" is more of a thing that happens when people get hit like that on accident, or maybe with mailce, on a non-fight situation. They just bend over out of pain, as a relieve, maybe even going to fetal position, but only because don't feel to be in a "dangerous place" so to speak. THey are more concerned with making whatever they can as to relieve that injured place. But during a fight I guess that doesn't really happen that much, because of adrenaline, awareness of the dangerous situation, and all that. But I don't know. Maybe I'm wrong, and maybe people that bend over only do it because they saw it on movies and the like XD Anyways, probably not the "ultimate fight ender" as some may think.
Why boxers and others combat sports athletes always train to punch with the second hand up and in real fight they always drop their hands down like in Wushu taolu or karate katas ? Is asian martials arts right ? If you don't believe me look at every single boxing match or kick boxing or MMA or whatever and pause when someone punch and look at his other hand.
This is a bit of an off-topic question, but I'm in North Carolina, and we just had the storm hit and knocked things out for a couple of days last week. We were fine, had about three days of provisions and things are back to normal now. But I remember you saying you guys had some emergency provisions when COVID hit that helped you all through the lockdown. Now, people are discussing how much emergency supplies should be kept on hand when disaster strikes, and I'd like your input. So, how much emergency supplies would you recommend someone have on hand? I've heard numbers ranging from a couple of days to a couple of months.
I'v always found it to be really strange how Karate took the belt system from Judo, while BJJ at first was just Judo's ne waza as you stated, but than for some reason, BJJ decided to look over at Karate and decide to try and have it so that only Black belts could instruct FP. There's also the case to be made, that sometimes people are just very good at instructing compared to competing etc. I'v heard of atleast 3 somewhat private bjj clubs here in the city that were started by guys that got to purple, or even just blue belt, and went on there own way to start rolling with some guys for recreation, and once in a while, one of these guys will wonder to a legit gym, and do fairly well, even though there not as fined tuned. Hours on the mat are still hours on the mat. Years ago, our instructors assistant had less time in training than alot of guys younger than him, he was also not the greatest sambist, or even in the greatest of shape. I'm sure he'd have a chuckle if he ever read this. Yet, he was an amazing teacher, and put alot of hours into studying it through books to get an idea of the techniques, but than also spent alot of private time with our instructor to try and sand down the techniques, and learn his ways. There was evident jealousy at times because of how fast he went from being a student to instructor, but i'v always personally believed he took it seriously and deserved it. He knew alot of tricks in scarf, some fairly unorthox stuff thats rare to see on youtube, but still legal and effective. Of all the fighters that won an mma fight, or i guess i should say pancrase rules fight, with one of the baited counters to scarf, that he really knew how to set up good, was actually one of Bas Ruttens victories by submission, and it's probably one of the only times you would see the submission in effect. Though i know what it looks like, I can't remember it's technical name, but it's basically a cradle pin of sorts. I think Bas just called it "the Bas Rutten neck crank." There are a few neck cranks from kesa gatame that many really don't know about, and many actually come from when a person tries to escape oddly enough. Anyway, He was a great instructor, and many of us still talk about him to this day. He left that kind of example and influence on alot of us. He left the area a while back and didn't really tell anyone where he ran off to, changed his number, didn't have any social media accounts, so unfortuantly we lost touch with him. He started instructing after just 2 of training, thats how soon it was. Yet, the guys that were our instructors first students when they were young would be lying if they said he didn't teach them something, or help them refine something. He just had it in him. At first, most of the guys that were there for a while were very furious and angry when he'd take them aside and try tell them how to improve something when he's beent here for 3 years and themselves for 10, but after a while they chilled out. Atleast he was older than everyone. When i use to work on the road, i'd get a workout in by stopping by local small town karate and taekwondo clubs, and i have so many stories for rob at mcdojo life im certain he would love. One thing i'm not a real fan of is when you step into one of these small town clubs, not dojo, because it's in the school gym, and a boy of about the age of maybe 12 walks in wearing not one, but two black belts that if untied would be longer than him if held up, and he than presumes to teach that day, and your wondering why your there, but just want to do some kicking and punching around people, and maybe get some pad work and light sparring in. Shouldn't judge the small towns. There trying, and atleast get out there and train. Great people, questionable practices. So 12 year with 2 black belts, not sure why, teaches class, meanwhile, they have multiple brown belts that are both adults and young adult's, that are not worthy enough of wearing the twin belts of destruction and choas. To no suprise the grand master is the original Senseis son that decided to take the night off because hes too busy breaking bricks or something, or enjoying some time at home. Karate just hasnt been the same for him since he fought that Shane guy. One thing i'v learnt is that a training centre that has no sign is a coin toss. Either you walk in, and you are doing the same kata for the entire day, or you walk in, and you do whatever the heck you want, with multiple things to do, as if every training day is just an open gym day. Bjj useless? Butt scooting. Sounds like a youtuber that calls bjj players butt scooters, says striking is great, but than goes on to say shadow boxing is a waste of time unless done in his superior veiw point. Way to get veiws i guess, but unreal. When it comes to public combat somewhere, against a potentially larger person, i'd suggest either wrestling or bjj to someone. i just can't understand it. I'm a fairly large and heavy man, that has done security work in adult establishments, aswell as trained in the comfortable and very safe and padded gym, and what i can say about when it comes to what will work against a larger person, well, i'd say a very high percentage of it is grappling. I'v been hit by women of all sizes, small to some as big as me, and some also dressed as, and i an say first hand that the ones dressed as hurt the most for some reason, but when it comes to real women, i'v never had a moment where a punch did enough to make me think this situation was going to go south. No, It doesn't help them in any kind of way. It's just an annoyance, and if they were bare fisted and i threw my head down towards it with there very telegraphed strike, i'm pretty sure there hand loses in a drastic way. Yet when grappling, i'v gone a bit easy on women and have ended up in a choke. arm locks, leg locks, not that great against a bigger guy, and though i'v always told myself that i'd never land in a triangle choke, as mentioned, going light against a women, i'v slipped up and landed in some, and with practice, thats putting a big guy out before he has the chance to do something serious to get out of it. How much time do the two week womens self defense course gurus spend on the triangle choke? probably tell them to avoid going to the ground, because we all know they won't if you tell them not to. The most damage i'v even taken apart from a choke however, was by the beautiful wonder woman herself when she came from a distant gym years ago to train witha few of us in ours as they were making there way eastword. Same thing, i was going causually, and she slipped under my arm to my outside left side, got a great lock on my waist, and she than gave me the power of flight for a few seconds, and i guess prove a point, because i went for a ride and landed hard. I was done, that tko'd me. I didn't want to look like a complete puss, so my adrenaline had me stand up to soon, and though i might of pretended like i was alright, i wasn't. i was done for a few minutes at that point. I just can't understand those guys. When it comes to the potential of grappling, you just need to ask a person "have you every hard gym stuck in your hair as a kid? or adult? We all know the gum wins. thats like bjj, but x5 atleast, and you don't even pull their hair. Thats He-man kind of power. I always have a fairly good laugh at these women self defesnse videos, and what styles these guys think would be best Most of them being wrong. I'd just say a simple 50/50 of freestyle wrestling for slams, positions, and bjj for the chokes. Some bjj schools teach enough of it to be complete.
I thought he said "Ban gym whores." I was thinking "Yeah. Thats right. Get these gym whores out of the gym."🤣Few things would be more distracting than whores in the gym. I guess we stumbled on a new term that could apply to people constantly taking gym selfies and working out for vain superficial reasons, or just actual whores.
18:00 The old TV show "Dexter" [Dexter took advanced Jiu-Jitsu in college by the way, which helps him catch the criminals that slip out of the hands of MMPD] handled the themes of revenge & forgiveness in a nuanced way. "They say you can't make up for one thing by doing another. That's not true, because people do it all the time."
"Holding the phone" is an informal slang term for keeping at least a one-hand guard to the side of the face at nearly all times. It's a term that has been popularized by boxing analysts in America like Teddy Atlas and Tim Bradley. The question was about whether or not this is a good concept for defensive fighting but im not sure if he was asking in reference to just boxing or maybe mui thai or mma where one would need to defend against kicks as well as punches. He was asking if there's perhaps a better more effective default hand position for fighting defense, one that may allow for a more fluid defensive hand movement than simply keeping the hand "glued" to the face. It's a good question and I would like to know your answer to this as well.
Got questions for the next Q&A with the coach? Leave them in the comments!
I feel stuck when I throw punches, how do I train to be more like Manny Pacquiao getting in and out quickly while throwing with volume.
Thanks
How do I get more confident in using unorthodox grappling moves in mma? Context, I am a d2 heavyweight wrestler and judo brown belt who has a bad knee so I rely on moves like mat returns, hip tosses, and even my double legs come from tieups in wrestling and in the 2 mma bouts I did, I won fine with tieups and dirty boxing, but I can't shoot from space if my life depended on it and I feel inferior to my competition because of it.
@@RamseyDewey hey coach , I adore your videos and learnt alot form them. I'm training in dutch style for few years but now I work week or two (depends on the many factors) away from home and I got a week at home where I can go to my dojo properly. How can I maximize my training and what I can do in those long gaps to keep getting better (or at least not worst)?
Hey Ramsey you might have answered this already but I've been seeing a lot of ads for devices that say using them increases your Lung Capacity. do you think these kinds of devices provide Benefit?
Hi Ramsey, would you agree that the main difference between martial arts is the rules?
Under the same set of rules two different martial arts can look the same (judo and wrestling) and under a different set of rules the same martial art looks different (point fighting karate, kyokushin karate).
Simply put, the rules define the game.
Maybe that last guy's question should have been "why do I have multiple instructors who all dislike me and intentionally teach me bad moves"
Kung pow: enter the fist wimp lo!
"Any form of grappling is better than no form of grappling." ❤
On forgiveness, i always have found the opposite to be harder. Its much harder to forgive yourself of actions of your past than it is in other people. Its been years and i still stuggle emotionally with the past actions of myself.
Face to foot style!
'tiger.......birdie......weeooo weeoo weeooo'...
Oh yeah? Then try "my nuts to your fist" style!
You're GLOWING Ramsey!
I'm impressed how seriously you are taking some of these "questions"
i did not know that the coach was such a movie connosseur to pull out a legendary line from a legendary movie
Thanks for another great video! Here's renewed best wishes for your knee! Still hoping for that miracle heal!
Glad you are back!
I believe when he said "holding the phone" he just meant the common boxing guard where your right hand is flat against your head. I believe he's implying it's not as good because it's a static position and something like a long, constantly moving guard is better
God bless ya Coach.
10:35 can’t tell if you’re trolling but holding the phone is a reference to a guard style.
Easy. Heavyweight knockouts are typically more common because they’re generating more power in their punches..
Your videos always my day bro
"If you wait until you're a black belt to teach, you will be a white belt at teaching." Another golden quote to hang at my gym. Haha awesome
Another great video, Mr. Dewey!
Mr Dewey, I am an absolutely huge fan of your channel. My favourite video is your take on the Thanos vs Hulk scene from Avangers. I would absolutely love to know your opinion on how a potential match up between Mike Tyson and Muhammad Ali would look like? I love your insight and commentary on such things and thing it would make for a really interesting video.
Love the channel!
Can you do a video on how to properly breaking falls like how they teach in judo or wrestling?
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yep!
Epic shirt!
"answer the phone" ive heard use as a term used for covering up in boxing i think thats what the guy meant
Explaing defending a hook and you place your hand on the back of your head and take the impact on your shoulder and arm
I dont realy like it being explained that way because people take it as bring your glove to your ear and i think its better to grab the back of the head and the term doesnt explain it great lol
My vote goes to Elvis, thank you very much
KO stats per categories should also take into account some categories have more athletes and are more competitive, a larger pool of skilled fighter, typically heavywieghts are fewer since big guys who can move are harder to find. But I'm not sure if higher skill means more or less KOs 🤔
16:59 Cross face! Of course! It’s something you taught against the muay thai clinch long ago. Didn’t think it would work on the ground too. I couldn’t find any videos on this matter so i’m glad i asked you
Also, you missed the “v” in my screen name, but that’s no big deal 🙂
Have you read the romance of the three kingdoms? If so what form of fighting, hand to hand if any would those character's be trained in?
I want to talk to a guy on the bus in Vegas about karate. He claimed that when he was in the military, some people came up to him and said hey do you wanna fight karate? He said yes why not? He claimed that they handed him a uniform and a black belt, and threw him right into a tournament. The story that he gave me was that there was not enough people practicing at the time in the area and they needed some warm bodies so to speak in the black belt competition. Him and a lot of other guys got on the spot recruitedand promoted and even placed in the tournaments. Do you believe this story or was I just talking to a rambling drunk drunk y dude? I kind of believe it at least to the extent where I could say that I wouldn’t be surprised to find out that it is absolutely true. And if you do believe it, what do you think that means? In my mind, it doesn’t really get rid of any legitimacy karate has or had to offer. Sometimes people know how to fight from other sports and or they may just have a knack.
Enter the Fist 🤣👍
I started teaching as a blue belt out of necessity because there were no black belts around. Teaching is 100% a separate skill than doing bjj. I’ve seen really good black belts be mediocre and even bad teachers.
I only have one question for you Ramsey. Where on earth I can get that same shirt? 😋
China.
Ground fighting should improve situational awareness, which bleeds over into striking. No pun intended.😉
Is it a Kung Pow's Wimp Lo ref ?
Yes, the part about Wimp Lo is about Wimp Lo.
@@RamseyDewey if you got an ass, I'll kick it.
I spent a lot of time learning how to defend myself properly I don't know the knowledge would be locked in my subconscious turn out a little dangerous whenever you can do melee combat without having to think about it it scares people
I guess what I want to know is have you ever scared someone you care about or love with your Martial arts
I can’t say I have. It sounds like you have a story to tell there. What happened?
@@RamseyDewey let's just say head injuries are weird... I don't know if I can trust my autopilot anymore
how do all?
regarding headaches; with a fantastic girl for 5 who suffered painful migraine . on way home from bushwork in 03 when she rang to convey she'd been diagnosed type 1 diabetic an hour earlier and felt she was becoming really low blood sugar, ' hypo '.
perhaps the bloke should eat a few jelly beans after his sparring to aleviate the headaches, [ diabetes ].
hope all is well coach and co..
taztez.
Aw Kung pow yes one of my favourite films ☺️☺️☺️
Master Wong does a really bad rear naked choke... I'm not sure why people are defending him.😂😂 I can't fill a full cup, I guess. Also, I'm glad that we can all be Kahbib 😂😂 his legs are jacked.
How distinct are we from chimps, again? Practically speaking, we are quite far along; but I'm beginning to consider that if a few pieces had been moved differently, humanity would still be fighting fiercely against plants and animals for a patch of land. In some places, humanity is preserved as a wild and natural feature. We are not that.
Bad egg walks into gym
Alright so how you fight is keep your hands down hold your breath close your eyes and stand squared. If they dont knock you out in the first punch your winning
I guess the "bending over when hit on the groin" is more of a thing that happens when people get hit like that on accident, or maybe with mailce, on a non-fight situation.
They just bend over out of pain, as a relieve, maybe even going to fetal position, but only because don't feel to be in a "dangerous place" so to speak. THey are more concerned with making whatever they can as to relieve that injured place.
But during a fight I guess that doesn't really happen that much, because of adrenaline, awareness of the dangerous situation, and all that.
But I don't know. Maybe I'm wrong, and maybe people that bend over only do it because they saw it on movies and the like XD
Anyways, probably not the "ultimate fight ender" as some may think.
Could we use some form of neck brace as a way to reduce acceleration of the head during sparring, preventing brain damage?
The killing joke... That's not funny... I know
Why boxers and others combat sports athletes always train to punch with the second hand up and in real fight they always drop their hands down like in Wushu taolu or karate katas ? Is asian martials arts right ? If you don't believe me look at every single boxing match or kick boxing or MMA or whatever and pause when someone punch and look at his other hand.
Coach your arms are HUGE. I want to look like youre when Im almsot 50 (i forgot your age sorry)
This is a bit of an off-topic question, but I'm in North Carolina, and we just had the storm hit and knocked things out for a couple of days last week. We were fine, had about three days of provisions and things are back to normal now.
But I remember you saying you guys had some emergency provisions when COVID hit that helped you all through the lockdown. Now, people are discussing how much emergency supplies should be kept on hand when disaster strikes, and I'd like your input. So, how much emergency supplies would you recommend someone have on hand? I've heard numbers ranging from a couple of days to a couple of months.
Or move to a non disaster area
Have you read Geoff Thompson's book on FORGIVENESS?
No but Geoff Peterson was great story teller as a gay robot skeleton
I'v always found it to be really strange how Karate took the belt system from Judo, while BJJ at first was just Judo's ne waza as you stated, but than for some reason, BJJ decided to look over at Karate and decide to try and have it so that only Black belts could instruct FP. There's also the case to be made, that sometimes people are just very good at instructing compared to competing etc. I'v heard of atleast 3 somewhat private bjj clubs here in the city that were started by guys that got to purple, or even just blue belt, and went on there own way to start rolling with some guys for recreation, and once in a while, one of these guys will wonder to a legit gym, and do fairly well, even though there not as fined tuned. Hours on the mat are still hours on the mat. Years ago, our instructors assistant had less time in training than alot of guys younger than him, he was also not the greatest sambist, or even in the greatest of shape. I'm sure he'd have a chuckle if he ever read this. Yet, he was an amazing teacher, and put alot of hours into studying it through books to get an idea of the techniques, but than also spent alot of private time with our instructor to try and sand down the techniques, and learn his ways. There was evident jealousy at times because of how fast he went from being a student to instructor, but i'v always personally believed he took it seriously and deserved it. He knew alot of tricks in scarf, some fairly unorthox stuff thats rare to see on youtube, but still legal and effective. Of all the fighters that won an mma fight, or i guess i should say pancrase rules fight, with one of the baited counters to scarf, that he really knew how to set up good, was actually one of Bas Ruttens victories by submission, and it's probably one of the only times you would see the submission in effect. Though i know what it looks like, I can't remember it's technical name, but it's basically a cradle pin of sorts. I think Bas just called it "the Bas Rutten neck crank." There are a few neck cranks from kesa gatame that many really don't know about, and many actually come from when a person tries to escape oddly enough. Anyway, He was a great instructor, and many of us still talk about him to this day. He left that kind of example and influence on alot of us. He left the area a while back and didn't really tell anyone where he ran off to, changed his number, didn't have any social media accounts, so unfortuantly we lost touch with him. He started instructing after just 2 of training, thats how soon it was. Yet, the guys that were our instructors first students when they were young would be lying if they said he didn't teach them something, or help them refine something. He just had it in him. At first, most of the guys that were there for a while were very furious and angry when he'd take them aside and try tell them how to improve something when he's beent here for 3 years and themselves for 10, but after a while they chilled out. Atleast he was older than everyone. When i use to work on the road, i'd get a workout in by stopping by local small town karate and taekwondo clubs, and i have so many stories for rob at mcdojo life im certain he would love. One thing i'm not a real fan of is when you step into one of these small town clubs, not dojo, because it's in the school gym, and a boy of about the age of maybe 12 walks in wearing not one, but two black belts that if untied would be longer than him if held up, and he than presumes to teach that day, and your wondering why your there, but just want to do some kicking and punching around people, and maybe get some pad work and light sparring in. Shouldn't judge the small towns. There trying, and atleast get out there and train. Great people, questionable practices. So 12 year with 2 black belts, not sure why, teaches class, meanwhile, they have multiple brown belts that are both adults and young adult's, that are not worthy enough of wearing the twin belts of destruction and choas. To no suprise the grand master is the original Senseis son that decided to take the night off because hes too busy breaking bricks or something, or enjoying some time at home. Karate just hasnt been the same for him since he fought that Shane guy. One thing i'v learnt is that a training centre that has no sign is a coin toss. Either you walk in, and you are doing the same kata for the entire day, or you walk in, and you do whatever the heck you want, with multiple things to do, as if every training day is just an open gym day. Bjj useless? Butt scooting. Sounds like a youtuber that calls bjj players butt scooters, says striking is great, but than goes on to say shadow boxing is a waste of time unless done in his superior veiw point. Way to get veiws i guess, but unreal. When it comes to public combat somewhere, against a potentially larger person, i'd suggest either wrestling or bjj to someone. i just can't understand it. I'm a fairly large and heavy man, that has done security work in adult establishments, aswell as trained in the comfortable and very safe and padded gym, and what i can say about when it comes to what will work against a larger person, well, i'd say a very high percentage of it is grappling. I'v been hit by women of all sizes, small to some as big as me, and some also dressed as, and i an say first hand that the ones dressed as hurt the most for some reason, but when it comes to real women, i'v never had a moment where a punch did enough to make me think this situation was going to go south. No, It doesn't help them in any kind of way. It's just an annoyance, and if they were bare fisted and i threw my head down towards it with there very telegraphed strike, i'm pretty sure there hand loses in a drastic way. Yet when grappling, i'v gone a bit easy on women and have ended up in a choke. arm locks, leg locks, not that great against a bigger guy, and though i'v always told myself that i'd never land in a triangle choke, as mentioned, going light against a women, i'v slipped up and landed in some, and with practice, thats putting a big guy out before he has the chance to do something serious to get out of it. How much time do the two week womens self defense course gurus spend on the triangle choke? probably tell them to avoid going to the ground, because we all know they won't if you tell them not to. The most damage i'v even taken apart from a choke however, was by the beautiful wonder woman herself when she came from a distant gym years ago to train witha few of us in ours as they were making there way eastword. Same thing, i was going causually, and she slipped under my arm to my outside left side, got a great lock on my waist, and she than gave me the power of flight for a few seconds, and i guess prove a point, because i went for a ride and landed hard. I was done, that tko'd me. I didn't want to look like a complete puss, so my adrenaline had me stand up to soon, and though i might of pretended like i was alright, i wasn't. i was done for a few minutes at that point. I just can't understand those guys. When it comes to the potential of grappling, you just need to ask a person "have you every hard gym stuck in your hair as a kid? or adult? We all know the gum wins. thats like bjj, but x5 atleast, and you don't even pull their hair. Thats He-man kind of power. I always have a fairly good laugh at these women self defesnse videos, and what styles these guys think would be best Most of them being wrong. I'd just say a simple 50/50 of freestyle wrestling for slams, positions, and bjj for the chokes. Some bjj schools teach enough of it to be complete.
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At first I thought the question was "Jim Worz" should be banned and I was like "Who the heck is Jim Worz"?
Terry Woz s brother
I thought he said "Ban gym whores." I was thinking "Yeah. Thats right. Get these gym whores out of the gym."🤣Few things would be more distracting than whores in the gym. I guess we stumbled on a new term that could apply to people constantly taking gym selfies and working out for vain superficial reasons, or just actual whores.
What do you get when you cross an owl with a bungee cord?
Nothing
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The best defence against a surprise rear naked choke is a robust insurance coverage, and probably a will.
Or a gun
18:00 The old TV show "Dexter" [Dexter took advanced Jiu-Jitsu in college by the way, which helps him catch the criminals that slip out of the hands of MMPD] handled the themes of revenge & forgiveness in a nuanced way. "They say you can't make up for one thing by doing another. That's not true, because people do it all the time."
Nope but Burn Notice was great
"Holding the phone" is an informal slang term for keeping at least a one-hand guard to the side of the face at nearly all times. It's a term that has been popularized by boxing analysts in America like Teddy Atlas and Tim Bradley. The question was about whether or not this is a good concept for defensive fighting but im not sure if he was asking in reference to just boxing or maybe mui thai or mma where one would need to defend against kicks as well as punches. He was asking if there's perhaps a better more effective default hand position for fighting defense, one that may allow for a more fluid defensive hand movement than simply keeping the hand "glued" to the face. It's a good question and I would like to know your answer to this as well.
Just watched two jumping guard injury videos....... Yeah, not good 😵💫😵💫😵💫