Using a Training Aid to Promote Good Footwork
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- For a more in depth explanation of how to use this in a class, you can go watch this: • Footwork for Close Ran...
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Mike makes so many “controversial” or “hot take” videos that it’s easy to forget he’s a very capable and educated coach
This is true. He values clicks over helping people, but he knows what he’s talking about
No - Mike can teach well. BUT - he focuses on controversy to drive attention.
I don't blame him - YT's business model forces this - Behavioral Ecconomics all day.
@@TheNerdJutsu I don’t even practice marital arts, but I find the way he teaches and speaks really compelling. It’s the sign of a good orator
Mike is incredibly good at pedagogy (deconstructing complex ideas into smaller concepts and then creating lessons to address each simple concept).
@dominickdibart12 🖖 yes, yes he is
Think I need to get back into making more consistent content! This was a lot of fun!
Lets do it
@@hard2hurt I'd follow either of you anywhere but only out of curiosity
mikey is slowly self-discovering the constraint led approach and I love it
Is that a thing?
@@hard2hurtit has taken over BJJ in the last year
@@jc-kj8yc is that the hug your neck approach I've seen some people doing all of the sudden?
nah binnie, constraints-led is like making sure someone doesn’t flare their elbow on a jab by putting their shoulder next to the wall.
this video is just the Soviet Foil Drill but for circling / side-stepping footwork.
@@hard2hurt it has decades of research throughout a variety of sports. How we learn to move is a great entry book if you wanna check it out
Y'all should put a ring around the speedball and play "horse" where you each add a punch and have to do the combo, with footwork, and then add a movmement and strike.
I would LOVE to see all the boys pair off and do some fundamentals olympics.
That is a really cool idea
These two large children sure can fight!
Dominate me 😮💨
That's actually a very good drill!
Need more consistent uploads Mike man this is my comfort channel 😂
Watching this, they "dance around" the point, but the goal of these types of drills is to understand distancing.
The point of footwork is to put yourself in a better position or to keep your oppent from getting an advantage over you.
Scary oppent
Hard2Hurt after work let's go!
I use a traffic cone... Great Video Icy Mike in da houze!!!
A good search term for that fancy ring seems to be 'hexagonal agility ring'. Looks like over here in the UK they're mainly sold for football.
Edit: I forgot to add the best part, which is that they seem to be pretty common and thus affordable. A pack of six costs about £20 as far as I can tell, which is a lot better than most combat-sports-specific gear I've come across.
"I'll douse myself in teargas next week..." 8:51 Right on schedule!
My TKD instructor told us they used to tie their belts together to keep within the just out of range range. So you learned not just to keep going backwards. (I still find it common to walk backwards when someone blitzes, I have to force myself into side stepping for position).
had a coach that tought this with hoolahoops (it was tae kwon do so kicking distance) awesome drill for distance management... damn I miss trainning...
Mike being on the video grind
Very interesting. Thanks for putting this up. Great drill!
Good stuff. God, I always watch good coaches on youtube in striking and grappling and then my disappointment is immeasurable when I go to my gym. My coaches are excellent competitors, but they don't teach like this
It takes time to get good at things and time is limited.
Thank you
Great vid
In fighting game terminology, this would be considered footsies! Movement for the sake of distance control and fishing for wiff punishes.
Mike you would make a killing if you released an instructional on BJJFanatics
Weird thing, but is it just me or are Mike's calves looking especially jacked in this video?
Probably got a pump in the calves from working on footwork
Mike’s alt account
Mike you're not fooling us
He's got the "been working on my footwork" pump.
You must be new here
Horse stall mats?
Hey Mike was just looking for your opinion on a question. Whats a good age for your kid to compete in bjj or any physical competitive combat sport? much love from the Midwest hope you have good day.
if you don't have an paid online version of these advanced footwork concepts you cant fight says my friend who is definitely real
As my coach always said: if your feet are right.. your hands are right. he made us do this with pylons, the bags, everything.
Is there a grappling version of this? I find that while boxers usually have great footwork, grapplers are a mixed bag.
Pantjar Sliwa is a tool used in Serak Silat. The DeThouars brothers claim they co-opted it from old dutch fencing manuals to explain foot sweeps and leg traps.
Not easy information to find online, but its there.
For some reason theres not a lot of diagrams in Judo but there really should be, considering how they do things
I'm not a grappling expert... but I have personally felt the difference when a much smaller woman with great _footwork_ was really able to unblance me. So while I know footwork in grappling is a thing, I am not sure exactly how to train it. The principals should be the same though.
@@ddwfw I’ve just noticed that the BJJ and Judo places I’ve been to will focus on the entry for a throw, but not on the non-engagement footwork. I’m a mediocre judo player but I found knowing how to present angles while grip fighting was helpful even against better practitioners. A lot of high level people seem to have good footwork, but it seems like something they figure out and not something I’ve ever seen explicitly trained
@@obiwanquixote8423 In my opinion and personal experience I find that the footwork for grappling isn't a ton different than it is for striking, so if you train footwork the same way a striker would, you'd benefit in BJJ. The core concepts and "rules" are more or less the same: distance, angles, etc. Entries for throws and takedowns is different than it would be for throwing punches etc. but all the basics apply.
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Whoa! I didn't know Guga Foods did boxing.
you should only cross your feet if youre doing it on purpose as a form of disrespect
I don't get it. Neither of them have cool tatts or beards. No Gucci Glox or AR556... Shat, is this reel?
You know you're gonna get some valuable wisdom if two bald guys are talking
My problem is i only move forward in sparring
Or straight back
I used to have that same problem. It's hard to describe, but once you get lateral movement and pivoting off down, it just kind of clicks. Or at least it did for me. This drill looks helpful.
this but you rope the legs together
Day 73 of asking for: Skateboard self defense!!
Or just play ddr like a real man
It's really annoying when a technique video alludes to another technique they won't show you....
old sch kempo out flank... then full guns 2 bear
Man... you cover a shooting and the algorithm buries you.
A hint I have heard is that if you run polls you end up getting a lot of boosted traction with videos and traffic. It could help.
6:42 You are stepping into range and square on... and hoping he also circles instead of cracking you down the middle
The point of footwork is to get an angle of advantage on the other guy, not expose yourself for no good reason
I get its just a drill for beginners but gotta be carful not to get people to train in huge faults into their basics too
Also instructors are having trouble with this?? They need to stop instructing if this is the case