Use elbows in motion similar to answering a phone or combing one's hair to destroy the boxer's punches as they meet your elbow. Twist at the hips to turn the defensive elbow into an offensive elbow. Use body weight to push opponent off balance if he is smaller or continue to slap at eyes while manuevering your hips behind him to smother his eyes and nose as you drop him head first to the ground using your body weight. Great video mates!!
The techniques and philosophy this fella gives in his vids are great. It’s his damn contagious smile and attitude that really impresses me. I am very envious of his students. I just feel he’d be a great overall instructor. Edit. Seriously that grin floors me!
In my utmost humble opinion. In regards to “ flick my finger in your eye” one has very nice examples of this of Jon” Bone” Jones doing this “ incidental” eye gouge with an open hand/ palm, and the effect is very apparent, when his opponents do walk into his open( fingers forward) hand position. Vision is key, this is why in many Fighting styles you have stiff arm posts/ frames ( boxing/ Muay Thai) etc that is aimed at blurring and obstructing one’s opponents vision and perception. And it is usually the strike that one doesn’t see, that send you to the canvas/ mat/ floor/ concrete 😖 One has to consider the fact that not every strike leads to an instant knockout, it is a symphony that is made up of individual parts that end with the crescendo. “it is the units that complete the whole” And as depicted, as well as demonstrated in this video, Wing Chun has many of these concepts implemented into its system. It is all about ones ability to comprehend as to when, to utilize correctly. Another great video Mr Philips “ Emancipation through application” Sincere regards. Fellow martial artist and Kung Fu brother. Tom Framnes. Norway.
he appears to be a very fit person but his martial arts experience is not obvious. he has developed a real instinctual skill that he will probably rarely have to use in real life. this is one of the cornerstones of true inner peace.
@@amenlion88 I think he means "not obvious", as in he doesn't strut around. His aura is the "regular normal guy" but smart people have a feeling of "I probably shouldn't mess with him for some reason". Stupid people get to meet the "Not regular guy". Or also that he doesn't have to get into a fight mindset if attacked. He is both the man and the beast at the same time but you wouldn't know it because they are in sinc. Hence the "inner peace", description.
I live and work in one of the most dangerous cities in the US, I have a lot of training, but I still watch these videos and practice these techniques, many of which I know, but practice builds muscle memory, you can't plan an attack, you can monitor body language, In my line of work you learn to do so very fast, now I'm not a tough guy, I got over my days of if a person wants to fight for no reason doing so, now I only use what I need when I need it, and I train in many martial arts, also go to classes sent by employer to gain levels of fight experience, once expert I will be training others, we are taught least amount of force necessary, but not to fight, if we have the attack do so quick and damaging fast, it's a life or death situation for us. I'm certain plenty of guys could beat my ass but all the training I've had and non stop practice, well daily to at least 4 days a week keeps you sharp and you never know what is coming but need to know how to react to anything you can think of, most ppl really can't fight, but with all I know I e come across a couple guys no bigger than me and they aren't trained fighters, yes they were high on crack or meth , some pcp, but I remember one guy I used everything I think I've ever know and was still the worst fight I've been in and eventually he wore out before me but he was taking blows that ppl usually fold under, even pressure points weren't having any affect, a taser, he pulled the barbs out so no chance with that. Never seen anything like it, part of it was the drugs and part of it was he was a dude who was a soldier like every person should strive and believe to be, there is no giving up, no rules, fight for your life, we both had some broken ribs, he broke his hand from to many closed fist punches but once it was done he gave me zero problems and respected the fact I stayed in it no matter what, I have no choice its all out of 90% I would die if he were tj get to any of my weapons, and I took several hits making sure to he didn't get them. These videos are great and for anyone who needs some help with some skills pay close attention and practice, he is a true fighter and his videos are as real as they get but don't watch and think ok next time someone tries me I'll do this, this takes practice, get a bag or even a friend to spar with them. You have to practice real life events don't just try to emulate the videos, watch as much as you need and continue to build that muscle memory, many martial arts take to the sand forms of either watch body language and if you know they are coming strike first and fast, go for areas to do damage as in stun them enough to get as much in as it takes to get out safe, once a person is down, don't stomp them get out of their, away from the threat but situational awareness is huge you need to know who could be with them and others see fights, won't know either party and will want to sneak cheap shots in on either person. Don't look for a fight because it will happen and it may be your last, get in and get out, don't even fight if you can back out, it's not being a pussy to walk away it may save your life, where in from everyone has a gun legal or illegal and I mean 10 year old kids to 80 year old woman and they don't want to fight unless they have a group to jump you, they shoot with no thought, are so young they aren't mature enough to realize consequences. If you see someone attempting to pull a gun and you are close try to damage them right away or you may be done, the throat is a quick place to hit, then keep going until you can get the gun and or get away. Love these videos so much real world experience. But you need to practice over and over as many things as you can.
I have to say you present a very valid way of training, and practicing, what martial methods are about. It is a getting back to the essence of what it means, both spiritually and physically. Training for reality is what martial methods should be, but it must always include the means of understanding there is a time to fight and a time to walk away.
I've been in so many martial arts classes where the teacher says "Punch me in the head." And the dilligent student punches nearly to the head or to the side of the head. If he really wanted to punch you in the head he could because you are not expecting him to do it with speed and power because this is a demonstration. This is precisely why these types of techniques don't work in a real fight. I'm glad you made a point of saying "If somebody ambushes you you're not going to see the punch and you're not going to be able to intercept it." That is true. But when the teacher gets used to people never punching him in the face there is a danger that he might start to believe that his techniques are really working and that he could actually intercept the punches of a heavily built, fast and determined thug in a real situation. A thug who doesn't live by dojo etiquette. Then the teacher might start telling other people that they will be able to intercept the punches of an aggressor in a real, dangerous situation and instead of thinking about the extreme violence that will be required to win the fight or at least escape from it, they are thinking about 'intercepting' or other such technical moves. I do have real experience. If you're being attacked get your guard up, chin down and fight for your life with everything you've got. Good luck.
I'm not a Wing Chun practitioner, but there are some pretty good concepts from WC that would work really well in an altercation. All about doing them drills, scenarios, and figuring out ways the techniques can go to the shots, then figure around that, as always, great content on your channel.
Thank you. Wing Chun is mostly a conceptual art. That's why I just teach ideas that can or should be adapted. Nothing works to plan, but a strategy is better than nothing at all. Thanks for watching my friend.
It absolutely works in the real world. Nice video. Your channel is one of my favorites. Always informative and entertaining as well. Thanks for a great channel.
The simultaneous strike and block was the first technique, I learnt at Krav Maga and is very effective.Thanks for the videos Mark: masterful moves with a smile.
VERY VERY GOOD VIDEO AND IT WORKS I've Been A Student Of Self Defense For 52 Years Now U Said 35 We Both Have Been Doing This For Awhile I Practice Every Night For About 30 Minutes So I Have Subcribed Too Your Channel And Looking Forward To More Of Your Videos
Totally agree! I do shotokhan so I learn a lot about defending or receiving and then deflecting but I have no doubt that unless you keep your distance you will always get punched and you will always get hurt but as you say it’s about minimising it.
I just discovered your teaching and video, and I love your techniques, your humor, and accent are wonderful. Your partner on screne is quite a good guy to put up with you also. you both work well together.
I know from experience that the techniques he's demonstrating are highly effective when vigorously practiced, honed and added to your skill set. Interception is a phenomenal leveling tool that can be useful in equalizing and reversing the flow of an attacker in microseconds.
Excellent video gentlemen. A few points to consider: first off, your demonstration of open-hand counterattacks is most excellent, as closed-fists retaliating against an incoming attack can potentially lead to an injury of the knuckles (if you hit a person in the teeth with closed fists, for example, that person may lose a few chompers but you'll also walk away with lacerations or fractures to your knuckles and hands). Secondly, I'm not sure I like these inside defenses in response to a straight punch: if your opponent throws that punch with speed, there probably won't be enough time to parry that punch to the inside and move in, without that punch landing on at least part of the face or head. Depending on how the punch is thrown, it's best to step to the inside of the attack and deflect punches to the outside of the head as opposed to parrying the punch to the inside and risking it still making contact with the face. So what this means is this: if someone throws a straight hook, the objective is to parry that hook to the outside so that it's deflected away from one's center line, not to the inside where it's still capable of landing on the face/chin/head. This is easier to do if the punch is a hay-maker than a straight line shot. One has to watch the attacker's body language carefully, so that if he/she is angling to throw a straight hook, one has to maintain adequate distance and then if the punch is thrown, parry it to the outside and then move in quickly with a vigilant counterattack. That's how attacks are essentially managed in Aikido and I believe such principles will also work to the benefit of the techniques you're advancing. Hope this is useful! Sincerely, Adil
Brilliant self defence videos mark better than master Wong videos it good that your posting great videos like this with bit of banter in it and for helping everyone on defending against any situation they may come across keep up the good work mate
fight science, excellent content as usual. Love your channel. As a judo man of many many years and lifelong martial arts 🥋 lover, and former karate player. Keep up the great work 👍
@@fightscience you are my favourite ♥ martial arts Channel 🥋 i would love to train with you for wing chun i think you demonstrate(?) and your defense philosophy. All around fantastic work congrats. Love how you use bent knees stance in the pocket while trading punches during your interception and controlling your opponent head reminds me of judo sparring a great deal. Also off balance your opponent ideas. Interception works in judo as well. Finally you describe everything quite nicely. Congrats keep it up.
Only the young could be your Uki. I have taught people the same thing and the comment is always "that is amazing why has no one ever taught me that!". All from MMA fighters that don't understand that the type of fights you are describing and the techniques that work there are not the world of sport MMA.
Wing chun? Yes people! It works! To me, it's one of the few martial arts that deals with close in fighting. Not a knock against all the other disciplines, they're fine if you want to kick someone off of their horse. But in a street fight? Listen to this man!
I grew up in the Bronx and that would work there also, its who hits first down there, l got out now. I can take care of myself but l like your techniques, l am also armed but that is a last resort and a fistfight does not come to that level. I am in to learn.
Key words... he is the one, the aggressor.. To worry about throwing the first punch is to get yourself knocked out! By the mere fact that the other person is being aggressive, is invading, or trying to invade, your space, aggressively means you have the right to defend yourself.. even if throwing the first punch!
Pull down, roll, and knee. Use their momentum against them! After that! go across the road and get us some hot chips with extra gravy! And chicken salt! And tell em not to fuck up with the salt because otherwise the gravy is coming back! On their face! Kinda like the comeback they'll have to scrape off thier mothers theeth if they be cheeky🇦🇺✌️ peace in the middle east..
LOVE LOVE LOVE........... Not a fighter but appreciate your perspective and insight as to handling things when you have no other choice. I pity the guy that takes your gregarious demeanor and clean looks as passive. LOL
He doesn’t like you because you beat him up every day! Thanks for the video If your going to pull his head down, do you have a video on takedown defense.
Could you do a video about reflexive punch defenses from non-combat stance? I don't mean controlling situation with your hands being into argument, you just stay with hands down completely not expecting the fight and somebody surprinsingly strikes. How not to get hit when you see a fast punch coming to your face or stomach?
Hey sifu mark i noticed you and erik paulson emphasises alot on framing on the biceps to stop punches. Did you happen to train or exchange with him, when he did a seminar at the uk wing chun association many years ago? I feel you guys are the eptiome of solid self defence instructors. Thank you for the videos sifu mark!
Hey Justin. I was at that seminar! It must of been 2004 such a long time ago. We actually worked some submission grappling at that event. But the concepts of framing are common in Jiu Jitsu as well as Wing Chun. So there is some cross over, despite a different domain of fighting.
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Your videos are amazing and you have the best personality of all the martial arts guys I have seen
Thank you, that's very kind of you to say.
Amazing content as always!
I agree. Your karma is just positive mate. We do no like fight but we want to know how to defend ourselves.
Well him and nord wing Chun their both very humble. Do you know or heard of nord wing Chun sifu ?
Your videos are enjoyable. Thanks
Use elbows in motion similar to answering a phone or combing one's hair to destroy the boxer's punches as they meet your elbow. Twist at the hips to turn the defensive elbow into an offensive elbow. Use body weight to push opponent off balance if he is smaller or continue to slap at eyes while manuevering your hips behind him to smother his eyes and nose as you drop him head first to the ground using your body weight. Great video mates!!
Is this a death metal lyrics? Cooooooooooooooool!
2:48 - He gave you the classic "That was too much" look!
*Great lesson man. if you can see it coming, then you can send them running.*
Thank you will do.
Control the head control the body. The feeling that you are fighting "upside down" can be panic inducing to some, especially untrained persons.
Very true. Thanks for adding.
The techniques and philosophy this fella gives in his vids are great. It’s his damn contagious smile and attitude that really impresses me. I am very envious of his students. I just feel he’d be a great overall instructor. Edit. Seriously that grin floors me!
Your partner with smile...Do not make him mad! Bad Dude! Thank you for videos...
How do you realize that a person is so good? When he's teaching you, he makes it look so easy
cool tecniques. Its like in Krav Maga, Keep it as simple as possible ! The hard thing is your mindset, not becoming scared or freeze
In my utmost humble opinion.
In regards to “ flick my finger in your eye” one has very nice examples of this of Jon” Bone” Jones doing this
“ incidental” eye gouge with an open hand/ palm, and the effect is very apparent, when his opponents do walk into his open( fingers forward) hand position. Vision is key, this is why in many Fighting styles you have stiff arm posts/ frames ( boxing/ Muay Thai) etc that is aimed at blurring and obstructing one’s opponents vision and perception. And it is usually the strike that one doesn’t see, that send you to the canvas/ mat/ floor/ concrete 😖
One has to consider the fact that not every strike leads to an instant knockout, it is a symphony that is made up of individual parts that end with the crescendo.
“it is the units that complete the whole”
And as depicted, as well as demonstrated in this video, Wing Chun has many of these concepts implemented into its system. It is all about ones ability to comprehend as to when, to utilize correctly.
Another great video Mr Philips
“ Emancipation through application”
Sincere regards.
Fellow martial artist and Kung Fu brother.
Tom Framnes.
Norway.
Love this channel
he appears to be a very fit person but his martial arts experience is not obvious.
he has developed a real instinctual skill that he will probably rarely have to use in real life.
this is one of the cornerstones of true inner peace.
you haven't seen him in action.
@@amenlion88 I think he means "not obvious", as in he doesn't strut around. His aura is the "regular normal guy" but smart people have a feeling of "I probably shouldn't mess with him for some reason". Stupid people get to meet the "Not regular guy". Or also that he doesn't have to get into a fight mindset if attacked. He is both the man and the beast at the same time but you wouldn't know it because they are in sinc. Hence the "inner peace", description.
Your videos are excellent, thanks for putting them out there. Cheers.
I live and work in one of the most dangerous cities in the US, I have a lot of training, but I still watch these videos and practice these techniques, many of which I know, but practice builds muscle memory, you can't plan an attack, you can monitor body language, In my line of work you learn to do so very fast, now I'm not a tough guy, I got over my days of if a person wants to fight for no reason doing so, now I only use what I need when I need it, and I train in many martial arts, also go to classes sent by employer to gain levels of fight experience, once expert I will be training others, we are taught least amount of force necessary, but not to fight, if we have the attack do so quick and damaging fast, it's a life or death situation for us. I'm certain plenty of guys could beat my ass but all the training I've had and non stop practice, well daily to at least 4 days a week keeps you sharp and you never know what is coming but need to know how to react to anything you can think of, most ppl really can't fight, but with all I know I e come across a couple guys no bigger than me and they aren't trained fighters, yes they were high on crack or meth , some pcp, but I remember one guy I used everything I think I've ever know and was still the worst fight I've been in and eventually he wore out before me but he was taking blows that ppl usually fold under, even pressure points weren't having any affect, a taser, he pulled the barbs out so no chance with that. Never seen anything like it, part of it was the drugs and part of it was he was a dude who was a soldier like every person should strive and believe to be, there is no giving up, no rules, fight for your life, we both had some broken ribs, he broke his hand from to many closed fist punches but once it was done he gave me zero problems and respected the fact I stayed in it no matter what, I have no choice its all out of 90% I would die if he were tj get to any of my weapons, and I took several hits making sure to he didn't get them. These videos are great and for anyone who needs some help with some skills pay close attention and practice, he is a true fighter and his videos are as real as they get but don't watch and think ok next time someone tries me I'll do this, this takes practice, get a bag or even a friend to spar with them. You have to practice real life events don't just try to emulate the videos, watch as much as you need and continue to build that muscle memory, many martial arts take to the sand forms of either watch body language and if you know they are coming strike first and fast, go for areas to do damage as in stun them enough to get as much in as it takes to get out safe, once a person is down, don't stomp them get out of their, away from the threat but situational awareness is huge you need to know who could be with them and others see fights, won't know either party and will want to sneak cheap shots in on either person. Don't look for a fight because it will happen and it may be your last, get in and get out, don't even fight if you can back out, it's not being a pussy to walk away it may save your life, where in from everyone has a gun legal or illegal and I mean 10 year old kids to 80 year old woman and they don't want to fight unless they have a group to jump you, they shoot with no thought, are so young they aren't mature enough to realize consequences. If you see someone attempting to pull a gun and you are close try to damage them right away or you may be done, the throat is a quick place to hit, then keep going until you can get the gun and or get away. Love these videos so much real world experience. But you need to practice over and over as many things as you can.
I have to say you present a very valid way of training, and practicing, what martial methods are about. It is a getting back to the essence of what it means, both spiritually and physically. Training for reality is what martial methods should be, but it must always include the means of understanding there is a time to fight and a time to walk away.
You fight and talk so fast that I have to watch your videos at three-quarter speed! Just terrific. Thanks.
I've been in so many martial arts classes where the teacher says "Punch me in the head." And the dilligent student punches nearly to the head or to the side of the head. If he really wanted to punch you in the head he could because you are not expecting him to do it with speed and power because this is a demonstration. This is precisely why these types of techniques don't work in a real fight. I'm glad you made a point of saying "If somebody ambushes you you're not going to see the punch and you're not going to be able to intercept it." That is true. But when the teacher gets used to people never punching him in the face there is a danger that he might start to believe that his techniques are really working and that he could actually intercept the punches of a heavily built, fast and determined thug in a real situation. A thug who doesn't live by dojo etiquette. Then the teacher might start telling other people that they will be able to intercept the punches of an aggressor in a real, dangerous situation and instead of thinking about the extreme violence that will be required to win the fight or at least escape from it, they are thinking about 'intercepting' or other such technical moves. I do have real experience. If you're being attacked get your guard up, chin down and fight for your life with everything you've got. Good luck.
I'm not a Wing Chun practitioner, but there are some pretty good concepts from WC that would work really well in an altercation.
All about doing them drills, scenarios, and figuring out ways the techniques can go to the shots, then figure around that, as always, great content on your channel.
Thank you. Wing Chun is mostly a conceptual art. That's why I just teach ideas that can or should be adapted. Nothing works to plan, but a strategy is better than nothing at all. Thanks for watching my friend.
You guys are great! I like the application and sort of real life techniques.
It absolutely works in the real world. Nice video. Your channel is one of my favorites. Always informative and entertaining as well. Thanks for a great channel.
The simultaneous strike and block was the first technique, I learnt at Krav Maga and is very effective.Thanks for the videos Mark: masterful moves with a smile.
Of course it is it's logic, you defend and attack the same time, if done right, it the best thing you csn do
Relaxed , prepared , potent.another great video
Excellent teaching technique! Thank you for your thorough explanation.
Master Shifu: *NEVER FOR OFFENSE*
Me: *I'll beat the shit outta my bullies so goddamn hard*
VERY VERY GOOD VIDEO AND IT WORKS I've Been A Student Of Self Defense For 52 Years Now U Said 35 We Both Have Been Doing This For Awhile I Practice Every Night For About 30 Minutes So I Have Subcribed Too Your Channel And Looking Forward To More Of Your Videos
Thank you for subscribing and welcome to our community.
thank u very much.....
Totally agree! I do shotokhan so I learn a lot about defending or receiving and then deflecting but I have no doubt that unless you keep your distance you will always get punched and you will always get hurt but as you say it’s about minimising it.
Hey brother thanks for all the intel !!!
you guys are great at what you do, thx for the great info
I just discovered your teaching and video, and I love your techniques, your humor, and accent are wonderful. Your partner on screne is quite a good guy to put up with you also. you both work well together.
Ha ha... he has to be a good guy to put up with me. All credit to Nick.
Outstanding! Thank you for the great instruction.
You're very welcome!
I know from experience that the techniques he's demonstrating are highly effective when vigorously practiced, honed and added to your skill set. Interception is a phenomenal leveling tool that can be useful in equalizing and reversing the flow of an attacker in microseconds.
Excellent as always,one of the top five best chanels for self defense/street's situations analysis and with also the british humour touch...;-)
Love the videos man. I've learned a few things just wish it was easy to see and do lol
Love your videos! This reminds me of how un- tough I am. Humility is good...
The best defense is a very good offense, great video! Very informative!
Thank you very much.
So many facts in all your video's
Great video as usual. I can just put that on all your videos before even watching
Your colleague got an educational (for us) beatdown
Great stuff as always
Basically the Wing Chun dummy drills in action 👍sticking hands 😎
simple and direct.
So happy you’re my Sifu. Great videos and great sense of humour
Anabella... Sifu Mark is Happy to train you..
no defeats ..
Thank you for your videos, you and Jaime Ortiz JKD are the best teaching techniques.
Excellent video gentlemen. A few points to consider: first off, your demonstration of open-hand counterattacks is most excellent, as closed-fists retaliating against an incoming attack can potentially lead to an injury of the knuckles (if you hit a person in the teeth with closed fists, for example, that person may lose a few chompers but you'll also walk away with lacerations or fractures to your knuckles and hands). Secondly, I'm not sure I like these inside defenses in response to a straight punch: if your opponent throws that punch with speed, there probably won't be enough time to parry that punch to the inside and move in, without that punch landing on at least part of the face or head. Depending on how the punch is thrown, it's best to step to the inside of the attack and deflect punches to the outside of the head as opposed to parrying the punch to the inside and risking it still making contact with the face. So what this means is this: if someone throws a straight hook, the objective is to parry that hook to the outside so that it's deflected away from one's center line, not to the inside where it's still capable of landing on the face/chin/head. This is easier to do if the punch is a hay-maker than a straight line shot. One has to watch the attacker's body language carefully, so that if he/she is angling to throw a straight hook, one has to maintain adequate distance and then if the punch is thrown, parry it to the outside and then move in quickly with a vigilant counterattack. That's how attacks are essentially managed in Aikido and I believe such principles will also work to the benefit of the techniques you're advancing. Hope this is useful! Sincerely, Adil
You make fighting look so fun lmfaoooo!!! Thanks for all the tips
Brilliant self defence videos mark better than master Wong videos it good that your posting great videos like this with bit of banter in it and for helping everyone on defending against any situation they may come across keep up the good work mate
Do you do videos about how to defend kicks? Excellent advice. It DOES work.
Funny enough, I don't think we have an on defending a kick in a street fight. I will add it to our list to film. Thanks for the suggestion.
Learned a lot! Best wishes from Florida xo
Very good work. Useful and understandable.
Excellent skill
Great video. Ignore the haters, keep your head up! And the enemy’s down.
Excellent advice and information ☝🏻
Thank you for being real.
Another great video!!!
Thank you.
Another excellent video. We need you to teach some sessions in central London. Not just north London.
Unfortunately our academy is open 7 days a week. So I'm needed there. But we're only 30 minutes from Central London. 😉
Great videos ! Thanks.
Awesome content! I love the self defense angle of it. Could you do a video on how to defend against someone trying to take you down? Thanks!
fight science, excellent content as usual. Love your channel. As a judo man of many many years and lifelong martial arts 🥋 lover, and former karate player.
Keep up the great work 👍
Thank you Sir! I love Judo by the way. It's one of my favourite martial arts.
@@fightscience you are my favourite ♥ martial arts Channel 🥋 i would love to train with you for wing chun i think you demonstrate(?) and your defense philosophy. All around fantastic work congrats.
Love how you use bent knees stance in the pocket while trading punches during your interception and controlling your opponent head reminds me of judo sparring a great deal. Also off balance your opponent ideas. Interception works in judo as well.
Finally you describe everything quite nicely. Congrats keep it up.
Am from the Bronx great video Definitely need your moves out here
You are a true fight scientist!
Good stuff! I look forward to more.
Only the young could be your Uki. I have taught people the same thing and the comment is always "that is amazing why has no one ever taught me that!". All from MMA fighters that don't understand that the type of fights you are describing and the techniques that work there are not the world of sport MMA.
There is no surprise effect in a cage. They are there to entertain the public
Wing chun? Yes people! It works! To me, it's one of the few martial arts that deals with close in fighting. Not a knock against all the other disciplines, they're fine if you want to kick someone off of their horse. But in a street fight? Listen to this man!
I enjoy you (2) guys. Your techniques seem very effective. I want to try them on my son (16) right now. Lol
I agree, finish it fast!
I grew up in the Bronx and that would work there also, its who hits first down there, l got out now. I can take care of myself but l like your techniques, l am also armed but that is a last resort and a fistfight does not come to that level. I am in to learn.
#Awesome
👍
Key words... he is the one, the aggressor.. To worry about throwing the first punch is to get yourself knocked out! By the mere fact that the other person is being aggressive, is invading, or trying to invade, your space, aggressively means you have the right to defend yourself.. even if throwing the first punch!
Apologies if I missed it, but have you done a video on what to do if your seated against a standing attacker?
Pull down, roll, and knee. Use their momentum against them! After that! go across the road and get us some hot chips with extra gravy! And chicken salt! And tell em not to fuck up with the salt because otherwise the gravy is coming back! On their face! Kinda like the comeback they'll have to scrape off thier mothers theeth if they be cheeky🇦🇺✌️ peace in the middle east..
Gave my town a shout out Da Bronx hahahahahha
Love you guys i learned so much from you
I like this fella good advice
LOVE LOVE LOVE........... Not a fighter but appreciate your perspective and insight as to handling things when you have no other choice. I pity the guy that takes your gregarious demeanor and clean looks as passive. LOL
Very practical, 😊
Great lessons !
Thanks for watching.
Great video
Yep, agreed!
Great videos!
Great channel!!…😎
Punch the groin, you sound like master ken.
I agree I've been doing it since I was a kid and let me beat stronger bigger opponents
So useful.
The elbow is an excellent weapon in a fight. 👍👍
Great vdo
Thank you.
Very helpful
Good stuff
Im from Miami Dade county Florida 😎 it works 😒 once you take the eyes the whole body get a surprise 😂🤣😅
Great video as ever. Sifu I wanted to ask, did you do a video discussing countering an MMA style takedown?
I did many years ago. I need to do an updated video. Will put it on my list to film.
He doesn’t like you because you beat him up every day! Thanks for the video
If your going to pull his head down, do you have a video on takedown defense.
Thank you
One more time, ya dun it again. Hey you guys are all right. Keep em coming, oh ya , I gotta check out your instagram channel. You guys take it easy.
Maybe you should move house to a nice area. Great stuff 👊
Kidney punch liver punch solar plexus. You could do the same thing with an open hand like you’re saying.
good stuff.. could remember in real fight....no complicated moves
You guys are cool professionals
Thank you Sir.
Could you do a video about reflexive punch defenses from non-combat stance? I don't mean controlling situation with your hands being into argument, you just stay with hands down completely not expecting the fight and somebody surprinsingly strikes. How not to get hit when you see a fast punch coming to your face or stomach?
A bit off topic as a wing chung artist where do u stand on the master wong Ramsey dewey arguing over technique
Hey sifu mark i noticed you and erik paulson emphasises alot on framing on the biceps to stop punches. Did you happen to train or exchange with him, when he did a seminar at the uk wing chun association many years ago? I feel you guys are the eptiome of solid self defence instructors. Thank you for the videos sifu mark!
Hey Justin. I was at that seminar! It must of been 2004 such a long time ago. We actually worked some submission grappling at that event. But the concepts of framing are common in Jiu Jitsu as well as Wing Chun. So there is some cross over, despite a different domain of fighting.
@@fightscience Thats very true, looking forward to more videos sifu mark! Thank you for replying :)
I like it !!!
Like the videos and your a nice guy too
"Guess What? You're going to be Punching the Groin." Sounds like a bumper sticker i would have on my car.
Can you do a video or send a link on a video where what to do with a face to face confrontation if you want to punch first ?
Where can I get one of these punch bags?