Pro's Guide to: Hand to Hand Combat
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2017
- Watch the instructor’s video and get an in-depth breakdown of the essential moves used in the first part of the Pro’s Guide to Close Combat. Learn more here: bit.ly/31rGq7e
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*Watched video*
*Goes to gym*
*Gets slammed*
*Watches video again*
I mean it takes years of practice to apply these plus foundation of your body should be hardened enough like a soldier.
White Tail You could get wayyy more from boxing classes in 3 months than this in 10 years.
Cornerguy MC true that brotha!
@@escobarmunir indeed boxing provides good body conditioning and combat but it has rules, if its a real fight you must make use of everything.
@@spicysweetness6095 just dont fight... You're gonna get you're ass whooped
Day 105 of quarantine: learnt every single art of combat
Me: watches video in quarantines now I’m a badass
Lol same
So after isolation someone will rob you but you whoop them
I’ve done boxing for 2-3 years before quarantine, during it I’ve done martial arts training from tv
yes
Me: *watches video and thinks i´m ready*
Stranger: *GUN*
Better run, better run, faster than my bullet
@@alainzheng1008 next video : how to be Barry Allen
me: *watches self defense video on guns*
stranger: *knife*
@@zelson_6118 Me: watches self defense video on guns, knives and hand combat.
stranger: ***drugs***
Guns are soooo boring
If only was it that easy in a real life fight... But i still love it
Bartas parkur real life fights are easier, you’ll be using these techniques in a tactical situation
Bartas parkur If you want to learn it then it is that easy. People don't just get to become Navy Seals or CEO's. You have to have the mindset about something, determination and focus. Nothing is given or comes easy.
Matthew Bulchand the techniques you’ll learn as soon as a fight comes up you’ll forget how to use them it’s a real deal. split decision matters it’s hard but find out for your self learn and get into a fight you’ll forget all about it trust me
medrano433 if you forget your martial arts training once you get into a fight then you haven’t trained enough. You will know you have if getting into that stance is your natural fighting stance upon instinct. I get what your saying but people who say this are generally those who don’t practice very often or have little to no confidence in their prowess with the art thus abandoning it. Cause I always take my TKD stance out of instinct and I had a boxing friend who always took his boxing stance. And that was just purely instinctual. It’s actually hard for me to take any other stance as my body isn’t accustomed to moving such a way for battle purposes.
Like others have said, if you train enough you'll instinctively know what to do at that moment without needing to think about it.. That's why the Marines, Seals, Special Forces etc train so rigorously because once you get into combat you can't think, but use survival instincts you've acquired in training.
I see everyone in the comment section is a navy seal
It's common sense
You realize unarmed combat in a self defense scenario is way different than military training. People like law enforcement and military get more training in things like firearms. Someone who goes to an mma gym for a couple months would probably be better in a unarmed fight scenario than a cop or ex military
There are different styles of fighting that varies amongst each individual. If you say it's not effective then it might not be for you but it works for those who use it. I totally see what you're saying here man, "everyone's a critic" I guess.
Spetsnaz
Hooah! :)
In fighting it’s the observing eye that will come out on top. You can’t expect your opponent to telegraph their moves constantly but they will most likely repeat the same technique over and over again creating an opportunity for you to see their mistakes and adapt to their fighting style. Always remember “Adapt and overcome.”
if you're fighting someone long enough to notice patterns in their attacks, just run away. It's not always good to stand your ground, nowadays you'll get shot or stabbed.
@@ChrisPBacon1434 I was more thinking in martial arts. As a person who's tried the lot, usually people repeat the same moves over and over again until they work. I like to think of it like Mortal Kombat, where you repeat the same few combos over and over again because you've grown used to them and feel comfortable using them. Out on the street there is no pattern to pick up, people just swing for their lives and hope something lands
@@Icarus_Qwq I see ya. In the UFC, fighters will often times study their opponents strengths and weaknesses to see where they should attack. If an opponent is known for their muay thai and tall stance, then the fighter will likely be vulnerable to takedowns and whatnot. I haven't stuck with any martial art, only done a few lessons of a few different kinds, but I did learn a bit of jiu-jitsu with my friend who I used to always grapple with in the yard. Most of my experience is from a couple months of bjj a while back, and techniques I've learned from my dad on dirty fighting. I've dipped my toes in a few different martial arts, but my experience as a whole is limited at best, so I'm no expert, just some commentor. You probably know more than me tbh. Only reason I didn't stick with bjj was because just like other martial arts I've tried, it seems to always be practicing single techniques on eachother, almost never sparring with everything we've learned. I'm gonna look at an mma gym though.
I agree…
Adapt, Change or Remove yourself from that environment
1:51 lol he jus deadass slapped him 💀
Yeah I've noticed too 😂
Never underestimate the power of a strong pimp hand.
Little love tap
✋SLP!
Thanks! My grandma doesn’t stand a chance now
seriously?.....lol
No respect them they are older then you
How is she doing now? How long did you survive for
r/cursedcomments
😂😂
It's really interesting to actually see these moves or techniques in an actual street fight.
In army we use it time
Typically it's different, conditions vary, you do not try to punch someone with a fish if he's wearing a helmet, I've seen a few styles where you use open hands and focus the base of your palm instead.. key point to remember tho, is that if you do decide to go for a fist, use the knuckle on your middle finger, because that's the one least likely to break, and rotate so the knuckle hits first, you can feel the vibrations even through boxing gloves if you hit right, above all dont get hit, there may be another person on lookout, don't try to wrestle to the ground, because someone walks up and kicks your head you're injured, stay up I'm neutral if you can
Really wishing there were some sort of VR/AR training with this degree of precision and professional efficiency. I grew up in a house with older siblings and always used my size as an advantage or usually targeted their wrists when engaged in fights with them , you guys are awesome
A trained fighter typically plans to, and returns, to chamber position (where he is ready to strike again and is balanced), unless his strike or combination throws opponent off balance or slows him down. That makes any attempts at longer response techniques, joint locks and throws difficult. You can see it during judo or wrestling competitions where fighters constantly react and withdraw when they feel an attempt to unbalance or set up joint locks.
An arm can retract and chamber for another strike much faster than a whole body could move to execute a throw or a joint lock. The moment you touch an opponent with a trap he can react much faster by withdrawing - reacting to tactile clues. That's almost instinctive in anyone with any sparring experience. Striking without trapping requires opponent to rely on visual clues and so is harder to evade.
To hit hard you have to wind up and involve the body - that takes time during which the opponent can move out of position, while the hitter can throw himself off balance if he misses. To hit fast you need to rely on arm speed and positioning yourself closer to an opponent and the hit can be taken without much effect by someone who has experience being hit, particularly when adrenaline flows through the body and the person already attacking you is focused on hurting you rather than worried about being hit.
In videos of this sort most of these principles are ignored. The techniques work because they're practiced as if they would work. To anticipate the effect of a blocking or striking technique required to slow down the opponent in preparation for a takedown or joint lock, is not really possible - until it actually happens. So there is a decision point in the middle of a longer combination. If you go ahead without checking - turning your back to throw, or swinging an arm out of position - you are as likely to get thrown yourself or hit from another angle.
Those arts that allow training in the form closest to actual application - judo, wrestling, and boxing - because they have been made 'safe' through modification of techniques or use of protective gear are most likely to perform as intended - barring a far more skilled opponent or just luck. The first thing that happens in the mind of someone not used to being hit - when they get hit - is wanting to be someplace else - which really slows down reaction time. Someone who's never fought before, on the other hand, can accidentally score because their decisions and movements are awkward and unpredictable - this isn't so much a problem in unarmed combat, but becomes one when weapons are involved. Knives, for example, are very hard to evade when handled by people who are nervous and tight.
The techniques shown in this video are unlikely to work against a larger, heavier opponent. The strikes can't really be practiced safely during training so their actual effectiveness can not be accurately measured in preparation for a real fight - that leads to a delusion that just going through a motion with some speed will produce a result like trapping or off-balancing. Aikido-ka practice staying relaxed when attacking - as do the men in the video - instinctive reaction in a fight is to tighten a joint that's being moved out of position.
There is a certain amount of time before attempting to use these techniques actually improves ones ability in a street fight. Practicing in a friendly environment of a class at a well lighted local gym at predetermined times of day and week is worth about 5% of what it would likely take to be effective. To start protecting yourself, it's much better to review ones habits and deliberately avoid situations where fighting /attack is more likely to occur. Criminals often stake out a victim over time watching for repeated patterns of movements - so parking in the same spot and leaving work at the same time, is not helping.
The next best investment would be some running skills. Studies have shown that when women are attacked - for example - those most successful break grip and run - don't get involved in striking or takedowns. Studies have also shown that when criminals were given a choice of victims, they would choose those moving awkwardly, looking down on the ground, or overburdened with bags - with their hands occupied. So an investment in a Pilates class - improving ones posture and movement - would most likely pay off long before a martial arts class did.
Those that propose to teach others how to be effective in a fight have a responsibility to provide accurate information and a full context. As someone already mentioned, these fight sequences would look great in a movie - they look like they make sense.
Def not reading it it’s too long
Bro it's a just says the basics of cqc it doesn't say write a 12 page essay smh
@@diogogarcia9199 wait u eont mean thats just the tip if the iceberg right
Bro, not that many people are going to read an essay. Please just sum it up
@CrystalEmpanada lol it was a joke
These videos are so awesome. Keep them coming.
Thanks, Tango- we will!
@@ufprogear background music?
I learned them went to school.... Me and my friends no longer have a bullying problem
heck yeah, those nerds dont stand a chance now!
@@exudosid 😂😂😂😂😂
Suuuureeee man, these shitty techniques wont do shit in a real world situation, keep dreaming tho
Did you learn it from this video?
2:11 yuri it’s been such a long time I’m so glad to see you
Lmao...😂😂
Must of got their black belts on amazon.
k M
I am sure they are many out here
You're just pissed because you're a lazy ass couch sitter,being jealous of warriors because you can't do the shit !
STFU !
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Not me mate...
David A. Fye II you act like this shit works.
U obviously have to learn these awesome moves before trying them out, thanks for showing us these useful moves guys
There are people who watch this vid then try them in a gym or something then are shocked when they don’t work a start talking about how bad they are
That was hot.... Awesome footage
Thanks, Clint!
Awesome, another great and instructive video!
0:16 Good fighters wont let their arm stationary for that long.It would be a combination of snapping punches. 1:37 the right arm is free to strike vulnerable places like the neck, eyes and throat. But do appreciate the video because of the trappings and take downs.
Best videos we can find about tactics. UF PRO the best!
Its interesting to learn these techniques would love to see more coming😊
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Talha Yaşar and another one
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These videos are amazing I got the defend and counterattack down pack that its second nature to me you earned yourself a new subscriber
Haven't watched the full video but the voice over is surely relaxing and excellent for instructions and giving mission briefings.
"I'm telling you, its difficult to have a *rehearsed routine* to fit in with our own broken rhythm."
"See... *rehearsed routines* lack the flexibility to adapt. "
-BRUCE LEE, Game of Death, 1973
If you want to master true unarmed self defense then learn a real martial art that uses no choreographed movements.
When you learn eniugh sets of rehearsed routine you bring it to a real sparring and when it comes to real combat hopefully one of those thousand routines will be suited for the situation. That is why sports people practice moves and use it in real matches.
Krav maga
@@TomatoTomato911 Indeed every combat sport has choreographed routine. Heck even in wrestling and bjj
@@TomatoTomato911 problem is, why waste time drilling something that might work after a thousand repetition while we already have techniques that work quiet well and are far less complicated, better invest your time drilling what works imho
@@kyanonshaman2635 nothing wrong with cooperative training, it is actually very important to drill techniques with no or mild resistance, problem is, if you don't drill your techniques under pressure you won't be able to use them when push comes to shove this is why most styles that don't do sparring because their techniques are "too dangerous/for da street" fail in real life.
Who else thought that learning first move was enough?😂
This is the most high quality combat training video I've ever seen.
Some great choreography and filming here: better than most professional movies. Well done!
Being basic techniques they are good to start with, and build from there. What really matters is are you confident in your ability to be able to use it. If you freeze then over.
those cinematics are underrated
Precisely shown.Just loved it❤️❤️
You guys saved my life with these videos a couple months ago
Thank you TH-cam Recommendations, very cool!
Yes i came here because youtube recommended it *DONT ASK ME WHEN*
Those punching sound is so satisfying!
Please, we need more of this!
I love the video, on how professional and accurate it is with such clean footage. I'm just wondering, what are you guys? Veterans? Over all this whole channel is beyond amazing and you definitely have caught my attention!
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Congratulations, great video, very informative and detailed, great use of Kote Gaeshi techniques. Keep making more of these awesome videos. Regards all the way from St Petersburg Russia!
Thanks, Alexei! Glad you like it- two similar videos are coming up very soon ;) Regards from Slovenia!
You definitely got yourself a new subscriber. I train in Krav bjj and submission grappling. Love seeing this
Thanks! Glad to hear you liked the video!
neodemon283 bet you’re the type of guy to stay whitebelt and try to coach everyone, while doing ninja esque stances while rolling
Great stuff... and I definitely got all of it on the very 1st try very 1st watch got it immediately. Just by watching the video
UF Pro makes some awesome videos, love this company and its products
All those joint locks and armlocks don't work on a person who at least had been training two years, and on a person who's bigger & stronger than you
Technically they can work since they are just variations on what has the highest percentage of working on an opponent. However, considering that you are referring to a person who has either more unhealthy weight (fat) or healthy weight (muscle mass), you would most likely have to strike more vulnerable areas before applying a lock. For instance, I remember when a step brother of mine who weighs about 65lbs heavier than me asked what I would do to a bigger opponent. I replied by saying I would go for his joints and tender muscle areas that happen to have vulnerable nerves with some heavy striking and manipulative grappling. He still didn't know what I meant so I showed him. We both got into a fighting stance and I did a high feint followed by a low lunge position which he naturally reacted by getting ready to sprawl, however it was too late because my aim was not to grapple but to apply a standard lead elbow strike his knee. He actually was impressed and said "Damn. That would've #$%&ed up my knee!". The point is that when a person expects you to use a certain technique, you have to remember not to be married to it, but to change your flow when necessary. These guys in the vid are applying that concept very well considering that rear naked choke attempt failed, but then they flowed into striking. Now that is how you fight! Would love to train with these guys! Sorry for the long response. I just love this stuff!
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That's your (our) job to make something work,
Not the technique's I think.
they work on stronger people. The only problem is if the opponent is too fast and does not telegraph his attacks , you can't react to a strike you can't see coming.
They work, you just need to have muscle memory and execute them explosively
Apply the lock harder. Being stronger doesn't make your joints stronger, get Brockie boy In a tight lock and press and it's over, only reason you can escape in combat sports is the procedures they have set in place to make sure the fighters don't get hurt. In the streets you can break someone in seconds
I know these guys, they're from Metal Gear Solid V: Phantom Pain
This is well put together, the techniques are fantastic and straightforward
Had a kali feel to it almost
Thanks man!
I love this channel 💕 thank you
Put on MMA fighting gloves and headgear and do some real sparring. I already see some effective techniques so it might be really interesting.
As long as we can bring a knife and possibly a gun in the ring, too. Only fair to be on the same level.
mma wont do shit in a real fight try kava maga or systema those will work
@Ryan Frazor either silat & Kali is best for survival combat
@@ryanfrazer390 i am doing krav maga too. It's great but a normal fight starts with punching eachother. If you don't know how to box, u won't be able to use those techniques. If you're doing krav maga, you should also try to teach your self how to box and try to do sparring
@@ryanfrazer390 lol
some wing chun trapping, goddamn
Abimanyu Saridjo
I love it.
true
Abimanyu Saridjo wingchun is my fav martial art
Husain Raza then look up Master Wong, he’s wing chun master
Craig Davis eww gross
Love these videos!
Wow! Very interesting the way moves of footworks the combat technique, thank you master. GOD Blessed your club and teams...
I made the 4k on likes boys, this channel more then deserves a number 4000.
Thanks, we couldn't agree more ;)
wow awesome!!!
I love this video^^
keep making guide video :)
Thanks! Will continue making more awesome videos ;)
한국인이다!
+sean han 엥
this is really badass and honestly effective
You guys are awesome!
Really appreciate your work
Thanks, appreciate the feedback!
Well made proffesional video, also educational. You got yourself a new subscriber, Also please make more hand to hand combat videos. Most people get into hand to hand fights so it would be most important
Thanks! We have a lot more instructional promo videos planned - stay tuned!
UF PRO® It's also the most interesting and fundamental skill, I will definitely take time to learn this, however I think having fast reactions is a must, is there anyway to work on this?
That was an awesome video
Thanks, Vector!
Just thought of this you guys should definitely make splinter cell movie that would be epic.. or just like a short video you guys would nail it.
Love the futuristique sound
Awesome video! I love this kind of stuff! Please do more!
Thanks! Will do :)
very good channel and videos 👍
Thanks!
I freaking love these combat videos gosh I wish I'd Stil be in the military
Thanks, always great to hear feedback like this!
This pro guide hand to hand combat was sick., you can really learned this if you have been practice or trained physically and mentally fit., that's why experience is a big factor doing this stuff.
Aye aye!!
Love this channel
My God, people may actually try to use this video as a way to learn about fighting and self defence.
*No amount of robotic voice over and choreographed fighting videos will prepare you to fight.* If you want to learn to fight, you're going to have to do it, and train. Time and effort will do more than any number of these videos will. Join Jiu-Jitsu, or some form of boxing gym. Find a partner who you can spar with at a safe but realistic (enough) level of resistance. Do some calisthenics, and work on your cardio. Don't go looking for fights. There is no short cut to this stuff, unless you're gunna take a crash course and start on the roids.
If you turn the volume off though, you get a cool video of slow mo fight choreography.
And you think these people haven't took time out of their day to train considering they are military some form, this is a demonstration to show something not a joke common sense
@@corywheeldon1538 it's nothing against these guys but more about the people that think that watching a choreographed video will help them or get them ready for a real fight.
Real fights aren't this clean, they are messy and you won't see that shit coming
Do more of these :)
We'll! :)
The instruction is just perfect
This video was amazing
My metal gear solid senses are tingiling
R.I.P to those who think that after watching this they can fight a bunch of bullies together by themselves. 😂😂
because in real life you will never know from where will the attack came from .
Look at the eyes of your opponent it can help to predict his next attack, it works for me
May you do more videos like this including the announcer, it really helps with the video. Also could you provide more demonstrations which include grapples or ground/floor tactics.
Thank You
Thanks for the tip, Matt- a good idea for future videos!
The kotegaishi was flawless 🔥
0:19 THICC
Gay
@@leoisgood2730 LOL
Da fuckkkkkk
Now I just need the strength 😂😂💪💪
This will come in handy for my weekend drunk bar fights. Thanks UFPro!
some very efficient and direct techniques....extremely practical.well done!
It’s the complete opposite
I work at a prison and this shit helped me alot 😂👏
Taijutsu?
wotchthiz krav maga
panantukan
wotchthiz are you serious m8?
CQC, mate i can trace some filipino martial arts drills...hardly any krav maga in it.
eirik nystrom mostly phillipino a few elements from Krav Maga
Thank you, Diana.
Love your videos,more power to you guys!!!
Thanks!
I think you need to redo this video in the same format as your “gun disarms - a reality check”.
Because this Steven Seagal stuff isn’t cutting it.
Steven seagal wouldn't even do this
Lowkey feel like I'm doing the tutorial mission on a dope video game
Lmaoooo
loved it
I have subscribed
hope to see more great work
thank you
God bless you guys
Thanks!
Im in love with this video
What's the name of the song?
Still no luck?
Darude sandstrom
It feels like I'm getting ready to fight someone for real and it's a life or death situation
Do not. Go that far
I can help you
And everytime ill be ready for fight you😡
This channel is so awesome
It's very photogenic, like a Hollywood movie, subscribed anyway, always up for something visually appealing.
Simpler is always better. Somebody punches you, avoid or block it, do a front kick.
banana-shaped earth in self defense street fights, something as simple and easy as a knee kick will disable an attacker quickly and effectively. If they don’t go down, they will be in enough pain and distracted enough for you to strike again either to the head or submission.
Front kick to the solar plesescs
So it is like karate and this is krav Maga
Front kick countered by a side step, followed by leg grab + elbow to knee, then a punch to the face + sweep on the other leg ( knee drop to face "if necessary" )
It is not that simple. If your opponent is stronger, your block won’t work, unless you are Mike Tyson.
Counter attacking is the best, but to do it you have to have enough reflexes and muscle memory.
Cuz mostly counter attacking is about contact, not visual.
Like combat wing Tsun
Its "How to conquer the slo mo dude". And you are fighting like you are training, so most of you... can hit a button.
This is what I need thank you
Best TH-cam channel with videos. Please keep making these ((: !
Thanks! Will continue to do so!
Only problem is, in a real fight there is a lot more forward momentum, especially against someone who doesn't know how to fight. Thats why a lot of people grab and hold. Most punched are wide and looping and most defense is a lean back at the waist and the feet are stuck in the mud. I've trained for years in Judo and Jiu jitsu and if I even get into a street fight, I'm taking it down quickly. Ive seen a lot of these fights online where even if the fight hits the ground, fight on top will stand up and throw punches, legs are there to be taken easily. Hopefully I never have to use it but my instructor calls it "tru jitsu" cause it's all real life stuff, how things truly are in a situation like that.
if you submit one guy and he has a few friends around the others will get you, taking a fight to the ground in real life is suicide,
@UnrealEntity True of course, in this scenario it is a 1v1
@@jasoncarson1043 In Krav Maga they teach fighting on the ground techniques, but only for if you were taken down, they state the importance of not staying on the ground if you find yourself there and how dangerous it is because of hidden knifes, guns or bystanding allies of your foe. On the ground in marshal arts on a mat is one thing, on the ground on the streets is a deadly gamble. I would suggest if you like to learn on a side how real life fights are and learn how to NOT go to the ground, how to get away from the ground as fast as possible if you find yourself there, also how to either knock out, brake, maim or in extreme cases kill. That will make you confident and even thou it seems unlikely it will make you much more appreciative of life. You will be someone not to be messed with. The most dangerous person is usually the most calm no matter the situation.
@@UnrealEntity Good points
@@jasoncarson1043 Just being helpful and keeping it real 😉
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Thanks, Mikel!
another great and instructive video thank you
Thanks for the positive feedback!
How I love this channel
Definitely good techniques , they may not be effective for a experience fighter ....
R Moo well 95% of the population aren’t trained fighters lmao
@@yoruhernandez403 No, but 95% of martial arts techniques don't work in the average street fight
Not practical to learn, however really cool fight choreography if you want to make a film.
I've seen guys spar like that. No specific choreography. Taijutsu guy and an Aikido guy.
@@parrotshootist3004 Aikido is a joke
@@northkoreanjesus8476 Cos that's relevant to this sort of thing needs choreography.
@@parrotshootist3004 ah, so fake martial arts?
Those hits sound so smooth
Awesome fighting style and footage...congrats!
Thanks!
Oh my God, I want to learn more, *teach me senpai*
This works on untrained people many holes in all these techniques
Nolan, isn't that a good thing?
@@theaccordian9377 no not at all ill tell u this now u would not be able to get ahold of my hands after a "parry" like that if these guy had a decent wrestler trying to hurt them they would probably be in trouble the fact of the matter is if u wanna know how to defend urself then u have to spend many hours training
I don't think trained people walk around town and just randomly engage in combat for whatever reason. " trained people " (as you put it), won't get involved into quarrels of any kind, just because they know better...
These martial arts are awesome.
Interesting stuff!