This is the kind of content we need. No demoralization and another "is this bullshido or not", but rather good community and love for the various style, because at the end of the day, the primary reason we should be training is for health and fun.
This was probably the most fun sparring session you've posted. There were no egos involved & there were lots of laughs. Loved it. Glad you 2 collaborated
Kevin seems like a great representative of what a Jeet Kune Do practitioner is supposed to be. Not someone who tries to imitate Bruce Lee in their style, but someone who composes their own art after an extensive exploration of tested styles. The techniques that Bruce Lee personally found effective may be a useful guideline, but so could the techniques of any other capable martial artist.
Yes and no. The thing with MMA is that it seeks to conform to the rules of MMA competitions like the UFC, etc. JKD is not a martial art, it is a philosophy, where the maxim of not having limits of any kind prevails.
@@ronmka8931 I think it makes sense to think of MMA as basically the sport version of jeet kune do. If you want to practice for self defense, military survival, etc. you should probably still incorporate MMA style sparring into your training, but you'd have different emphases in your training than a pro fighter, because you're preparing for the possibility of using your skills in different contexts. Historical martial arts involved overlapping but distinct skills and equipment for self defense, battlefield combat and dueling. MMA is basically dueling-focused unarmed martial arts.
The fluidity of their sparring makes you think it's almost choreographed but they're both simply that good at transitioning from one opening to the next without losing momentum or compromising their balance! Definitely amazing to watch and thank you both!
Kevin is such a fantastic ambassador for Martial Arts in general, as well as a fantastic model for the mindset to have for aspiring martial arts. Man is talented, technical, playful, and respectful as can be. I'm also a massive fan of yours as well Jeff, and I think this video really displayed how easily the bridge between traditional art mindsets and the more modern MMA mindsets can be connected. Absolutely lovely video Jeff
This feels like it was a great moment for friendship, technics, martial spirit and respect. This is what I wish every sparring would look like. Fun is the answer
How did I miss this one? I've literally watched it four times today. Kevin has such a tremendous set of body mechanic skills. His balance is off the charts! Those kick transitions! his core is like an oak tree! Most of all, this one reminds us that the laughs, friendships and respect are as important as the rest of it. Great job gentlemen, this one is gold.
@jagger_claw Greetings! Yes! I love learning more. With a few short breaks here and there, I've been involved in various forms of MA my entire life. Favorite art - Judo! Most random art - Irish stick fighting. The most useful (new) book for me has been The Book of Martial Power by Pearlman. My main interest right now is hybrid systems. I'm still very much into the traditional approaches, philosophies, and theories. That's one of the reasons I like Kevin's work here. He is very MA smart, and that just makes everything better and more useful.
The joy captured in your sparring especially in a video like this is just amazing. Never expected I'd look forward to seeing fighters spar for the smile it puts on my face but a lot of your journeys totally capture the moments that make learning from others and being able to respect other fighters and the traditions they carry so worth it. Great work Jeff + Kevin!
Big smile here. Love the playfulness and friendly “ violence “. Kevin would do well in the Taekkyon game too with his ability to consecutive kicking with proper control. Jeff, keep up this positive message
Amazing! I love the fun you guys have here! This is lacking so much in most people I see spar, sadly! A perfect balance between proper application and control and counters, while playing with different ideas real time. Btw when you blitz the chain punches, have you tried to change angles as he is defending statically? Once you connect - you simply pull him off to a side and blast from an angle, and when he re-aligns to protect against the new threat, you simply angle the opposite direction and blast again. Usually then they push forward to stop it by which you retreat while blasting as well XD I did this yesterday with a tai guy, got him pretty frustrated XD
I'll be honest I thought Kevin was another mickey mouse wing chun guy, now I swallow my words and become an admirer ! impressed ! this exchange has great vibes too, really the best content of youtube's martial art channels
Both extraordinary fighters portraying deep sportmanship awareness whilst promulgating the true seek for knowledge exploring all possible styles. A life changing lesson
This was a great Vid! So nice to see other styles of martial arts getting together without ego and learning from each other. So many different styles were shown here with each being very specific on handling the opponent 🤙. Love this video Coach Jeff, keep them coming.
What a fun video, I don't think I've ever seen a sparring where the athletes had so much fun before. Martial Arts are incredibly satisfying. Thanks for the content.
Very cool gentlemen. When game play dominates instead of ego you can see how productive the learning experience can be. Always impressed by you buddy 👊💀
as a very amateur martial artist who practices for self defense, mind body and spirit and practicality i just wanna say i love your videos Jeff, thank you, you keep it fun, real and honourable for me!
These videos are amazing. Im just starting to get into martial arts and I'm actually kind of stressed out trying to decide what to commit to. I'm late to the party (32 years old) and I've been jumping around my local gyms and schools taking them up on free intro classes, getting a feel for everything I can and meeting the instructors. Based on the schools near me, and the quality and experience of the teachers, and what I'm interested in, I have it narrowed down to a few. Either BJJ, Kickboxing/Muay Thai, or Karate. I don't have any desire to actually fight, it's more for getting my life back together, taking power back building discipline and finding peace. That being said I do want to learn an art that will hold up in a real fight against someone who has trained as well. I've been undecided for a couple weeks now and i'm running out of free classes lol. If anyone reading this has anything helpful to say about this, the advice would be much appreciated. I love you all
Take karate and kick boxing. Kick boxing will give you plenty of sparring and useful for fighting karate will keep you lumber and will bring you inner peace the longer you train
Start with BJJ as it’s going to require more of your attention then anything else at first. You’re late to the party, but with BJJ you can still do fun things like compete regularly well into your 40s-50s. It can take awhile to acclimate to grappling if you’ve never done any before, and striking takes less time to catch on imo. Once you’ve built a good base of fundamentals, add a few days a week of a striking art.. Muay Thai is fun, but I also think certain Karate styles are fun too. I mean, if you start with BJJ first you might end up just wanting to add another grappling art like Judo or BJJ to make you even more of a well rounded grappler.
Bro do whichever one is the most attractive to you and don’t worry about it’s practicality in a “real fight”. You are way more likely to devote yourself and work hard at an art that you genuinely are interested in and enjoy
Probably best to choose the gym that you think fits your personality the best. If that happens to be karate make sure you spar lightly so you can practise the real thing too. Good luck!
Wow! This is my first time to see you doing a light sparring. But anyway after watching this video, I already understand the martial application of chain punches. May God bless you.
Daaaamn... this was such a great set of matches, and SOOO much fun to watch. Kevin Lee is great, such a talented little dude! Also, Jeff chasing him around with those Chain Punches killed me haha 😅 Very funny 😁
I was super interested to see the savate because I was just watching a Jesse Enkamp video about how much modern karate was actually influenced by savate (which was so surprising to me).
Came from Martial Arts Journey. Thank you for helping him develop his art. You are a very giving person with incredible skill and athleticism. I am now subscribed to you too!
''Back scratcher punch'' if you to troll or taunt. ''Scorpion punch'' if you want to sound badass. Fun sparring to watch. Kudos to the double whammy punch :-)
Kevin??? PLEASE, DO MORE STUFF LIKE THIS! Had no ideia you had such an incredible baggage, i mean, i knew but never saw it in action and DAMN! SMOOTH AS BUTTER!
You guys should be in a martial arts tv show! The dynamic of you two would be awesome to watch! Great sparring session and like someone else said, would be cool to spar with Kevin’s teacher mr fong.
Kevin is so HUMBLE. I always laugh and have a lot of fun during sparring and also give cred DURING sparring when my opponent is doing something impressive (successful feint, or successfully head kick etc.). I would love to sparr (and loose) against Kevin. Such a nice guy! Made me smile several times during this video. Thanks for sharing it! ❤
Daaaaamn, you guys are so good! So much control and such good reads at that speed and with all that versatility you both have is altogether unbelievable! Pros are scary!
Man! I have no idea why the algorithm hooked me up with MMA content but over this past week I’ve discovered the Holy Trinity of Jeff, Seth and Kevin. Great to see any collab that combines them
dude what the fuck. kevin lee is so legit i had no idea. i've only ever seen him described as a martial artist and wing chun guy. what a badass. totally surprised.
Jeff that was awesome!!! You got a great sparring partner there in Kevin Lee, love that "overhead hook aka back scratcher" punch, those were great combos!!!
Those switching kicks are bad ass just like in TKD. The pressure punches are similar to the weight bag punches drills. Nice sparring and demo of Wingchun. Thanks Jeff & Kev 👍🙏
Outstanding. Kevin scorpion 🦂 punch is so innovative and works well for him bc of his size. His kicks are also incredible. Very surprised/impressed! 👏🏻
This is so much fun! I love this playful stuff. Too many guys always puffing up in the M/MA sphere. You don’t have to be a d-bag to be good at fighting! Crazy, right? I have lots of Chinese/Japanese TMA experience and over a decade in MMA and I absolutely love your channel, man. Seriously, you’re the best.
My two favorite punchy guys in one video. Nice sparring session. I miss those since my main instructor migrated to another country. There only are few people you can have this much fun with while sparring.
I think the scorpion punch has even more potential as a confusing feint to cover that front hand upper cut right up the nose. It exposes you to the opponents left cross or hook, but it puts a glove in your face, while at the same time the position kinda look like a lead-in to a spinning elbow or something. Meanwhile, the lead hand is positioned to go straight up your nose. spinning elbow
It's cool to see a sparring match where both are able to keep it fun, try stuff, allowing eachother to try stuff, but still push a bit with pressure, and test deep waters.
You make everything look easy bro! 😎😎 This is by far my favorites sparring session. Let’s do this again!!
dang! he said favorite by far!
cant wait til the next time!
His reach is not as much a jeffs but still kicks near him
@kevinleeVlog @mmaShredded love you both..nice spar..
@@rochanahirun5490 legs extend further from the body than arms do.
Kevin looks like he'd be really fun to spar against
Could have used his help when I was raped
yeah he is!!
Not for me. He'd OWN my ass!
@@AntonAdelson That's half the fun!
Yes he is.
This is the kind of content we need. No demoralization and another "is this bullshido or not", but rather good community and love for the various style, because at the end of the day, the primary reason we should be training is for health and fun.
cheers!!
If you are stress testing your style against other fighters it can't be bullshido.
Looks like they are doing a fun sport
This was probably the most fun sparring session you've posted. There were no egos involved & there were lots of laughs. Loved it. Glad you 2 collaborated
😀thanks !!!
Kevin seems like a great representative of what a Jeet Kune Do practitioner is supposed to be. Not someone who tries to imitate Bruce Lee in their style, but someone who composes their own art after an extensive exploration of tested styles. The techniques that Bruce Lee personally found effective may be a useful guideline, but so could the techniques of any other capable martial artist.
Technically modern mma is jeet kune do
Yes and no. The thing with MMA is that it seeks to conform to the rules of MMA competitions like the UFC, etc.
JKD is not a martial art, it is a philosophy, where the maxim of not having limits of any kind prevails.
@@ronmka8931 I think it makes sense to think of MMA as basically the sport version of jeet kune do. If you want to practice for self defense, military survival, etc. you should probably still incorporate MMA style sparring into your training, but you'd have different emphases in your training than a pro fighter, because you're preparing for the possibility of using your skills in different contexts.
Historical martial arts involved overlapping but distinct skills and equipment for self defense, battlefield combat and dueling. MMA is basically dueling-focused unarmed martial arts.
That's called being an MMA practitioner. MMA is what JKD always wished it could be no offence
Not really. Mma is a sport
The fluidity of their sparring makes you think it's almost choreographed but they're both simply that good at transitioning from one opening to the next without losing momentum or compromising their balance!
Definitely amazing to watch and thank you both!
Kevin is such a fantastic ambassador for Martial Arts in general, as well as a fantastic model for the mindset to have for aspiring martial arts. Man is talented, technical, playful, and respectful as can be. I'm also a massive fan of yours as well Jeff, and I think this video really displayed how easily the bridge between traditional art mindsets and the more modern MMA mindsets can be connected. Absolutely lovely video Jeff
This feels like it was a great moment for friendship, technics, martial spirit and respect. This is what I wish every sparring would look like. Fun is the answer
:)
The best thing about Kevin’s wing chun is that he pressure tests it a lot, mixing it with MMA as well. That’s always a great plan
cheers!
Ah yea more of this “it’s a supplement at best”. Sounds like you still think it’s inferior.
What an absolute privilege to be able to watch and learn from such masters !!!
thank you!!
A great video showing two people sharing their wealth of knowledge....
Both awesome martial artists but yeah Kevin is definitely fluid in all disciplines and his kicking skills are elite.💯💪🇬🇧
cheers!
How did I miss this one? I've literally watched it four times today. Kevin has such a tremendous set of body mechanic skills. His balance is off the charts! Those kick transitions! his core is like an oak tree! Most of all, this one reminds us that the laughs, friendships and respect are as important as the rest of it. Great job gentlemen, this one is gold.
@nickyeng7444 Do you like reading books on martial art!😁
@jagger_claw Greetings! Yes! I love learning more. With a few short breaks here and there, I've been involved in various forms of MA my entire life. Favorite art - Judo! Most random art - Irish stick fighting. The most useful (new) book for me has been The Book of Martial Power by Pearlman. My main interest right now is hybrid systems. I'm still very much into the traditional approaches, philosophies, and theories. That's one of the reasons I like Kevin's work here. He is very MA smart, and that just makes everything better and more useful.
@@nickyeng7444I got a book that might interest you then! The book is by Jesse Glover who was a Judoka & also the first student of Bruce Lee!😃
The joy captured in your sparring especially in a video like this is just amazing. Never expected I'd look forward to seeing fighters spar for the smile it puts on my face but a lot of your journeys totally capture the moments that make learning from others and being able to respect other fighters and the traditions they carry so worth it. Great work Jeff + Kevin!
:)
Thank you!
Big smile here. Love the playfulness and friendly “ violence “. Kevin would do well in the Taekkyon game too with his ability to consecutive kicking with proper control. Jeff, keep up this positive message
thanks!!
Would be cool if you can do a video with Kevin's sifu, Francis Fong... one of the OG Kung Fu guys who blended BJJ, Muay Thai with Wing Chun.
id love to one day!
respect to the fong style
Amazing! I love the fun you guys have here! This is lacking so much in most people I see spar, sadly!
A perfect balance between proper application and control and counters, while playing with different ideas real time.
Btw when you blitz the chain punches, have you tried to change angles as he is defending statically?
Once you connect - you simply pull him off to a side and blast from an angle, and when he re-aligns to protect against the new threat, you simply angle the opposite direction and blast again.
Usually then they push forward to stop it by which you retreat while blasting as well XD
I did this yesterday with a tai guy, got him pretty frustrated XD
I havnt yet but I will try, thanks for watching!!!
You’re so humble man. Not even going to call out that beautiful sweep/throw at 3:13 , perfect timing and great job closing the distance.
thx!!
I'll be honest I thought Kevin was another mickey mouse wing chun guy, now I swallow my words and become an admirer ! impressed ! this exchange has great vibes too, really the best content of youtube's martial art channels
cheers!!!
Kevin is such a cool dude.
he is!!
Good to see you guys both keeping it playful and having fun. Great way to learn and try new things without getting injured. Enjoyed watching!
:))
Both extraordinary fighters portraying deep sportmanship awareness whilst promulgating the true seek for knowledge exploring all possible styles. A life changing lesson
This was a great Vid! So nice to see other styles of martial arts getting together without ego and learning from each other.
So many different styles were shown here with each being very specific on handling the opponent 🤙.
Love this video Coach Jeff, keep them coming.
thanks as always shi fu!
That was some dope sparring. Love Kevin's synthesis of styles.
osss
Insane amount of stamina, skill and pure FUN! Awesome material to watch and learn.
oss!
What a fun video, I don't think I've ever seen a sparring where the athletes had so much fun before.
Martial Arts are incredibly satisfying.
Thanks for the content.
:)
Kevin is one of those cool guys you train with and learn a lot from at the gym, solid dude for sure 💪🏽
:)
This will be my favorite sparring video. It is educational, intense but fun to watch.
thank you!
I love the energy, wish sparring would be more like this, thank you Jeff for this amazing video 🙌🏽
thanks man!!
The rapport and camaraderie is so wholesome. Makes the sparring look amazing.
Very cool gentlemen. When game play dominates instead of ego you can see how productive the learning experience can be. Always impressed by you buddy 👊💀
thanks :)
What a fluid, quick, playful and respectful sparring, great to watch!
cheers!!
as a very amateur martial artist who practices for self defense, mind body and spirit and practicality i just wanna say i love your videos Jeff, thank you, you keep it fun, real and honourable for me!
thanks so much man!
The sweep at 3:11 is so slick. I love it every time you use it.
:)
Impressive very high level martial artist both of you. Always inspiring to watch. Jeff. Aloha. Keep them coming brah.
thank you!!!
im just beaming smiling watching this guy enjoy his sparring. what an inspiration
:)
These videos are amazing. Im just starting to get into martial arts and I'm actually kind of stressed out trying to decide what to commit to. I'm late to the party (32 years old) and I've been jumping around my local gyms and schools taking them up on free intro classes, getting a feel for everything I can and meeting the instructors. Based on the schools near me, and the quality and experience of the teachers, and what I'm interested in, I have it narrowed down to a few. Either BJJ, Kickboxing/Muay Thai, or Karate. I don't have any desire to actually fight, it's more for getting my life back together, taking power back building discipline and finding peace. That being said I do want to learn an art that will hold up in a real fight against someone who has trained as well. I've been undecided for a couple weeks now and i'm running out of free classes lol. If anyone reading this has anything helpful to say about this, the advice would be much appreciated. I love you all
Take karate and kick boxing. Kick boxing will give you plenty of sparring and useful for fighting karate will keep you lumber and will bring you inner peace the longer you train
Start with BJJ as it’s going to require more of your attention then anything else at first. You’re late to the party, but with BJJ you can still do fun things like compete regularly well into your 40s-50s. It can take awhile to acclimate to grappling if you’ve never done any before, and striking takes less time to catch on imo.
Once you’ve built a good base of fundamentals, add a few days a week of a striking art.. Muay Thai is fun, but I also think certain Karate styles are fun too. I mean, if you start with BJJ first you might end up just wanting to add another grappling art like Judo or BJJ to make you even more of a well rounded grappler.
Bro do whichever one is the most attractive to you and don’t worry about it’s practicality in a “real fight”. You are way more likely to devote yourself and work hard at an art that you genuinely are interested in and enjoy
thanks for watching man!!
Probably best to choose the gym that you think fits your personality the best. If that happens to be karate make sure you spar lightly so you can practise the real thing too. Good luck!
Your parry and wing chun punches were amazing !!
I like the way how both guys are keeping the spar in a fair and respectfull way, without becoming to hard or aggresiv.
He has such great energy. What a wonderful sparring partner. I bet he makes training addicting.
:)
Wing chun combine with another martial arts is insane
Wow! This is my first time to see you doing a light sparring. But anyway after watching this video, I already understand the martial application of chain punches. May God bless you.
you must be watching 1/10 of my videos if this is the first time you've seen me do light sparring
Kevin is such a grounded fighter. What a treat to watch.
Daaaamn... this was such a great set of matches, and SOOO much fun to watch. Kevin Lee is great, such a talented little dude!
Also, Jeff chasing him around with those Chain Punches killed me haha 😅 Very funny 😁
hahah cheers!
Wing Chun is such a great spar if you mix it up. I LOVE the Savate you guys threw in.
Kevin's kick control is bananas!
Damn his kicking tecnique 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
oss
I was super interested to see the savate because I was just watching a Jesse Enkamp video about how much modern karate was actually influenced by savate (which was so surprising to me).
Scorpio punch is good if you don't have T-Rex arms 😂
haha
Two great people and great content. Thank you for such a great video. Loved it... Respect!!!
thank you!!
You can also call it the Moon Punch 🌙 or Horseshoe Punch because it looks like "C" letter
cheers!
Kevin is a true Martial Artist, dude is super good and chill.
love him!
3:11 is real wing chun foot work into the center of another. Very underrated and effective once you have it down.
Came from Martial Arts Journey.
Thank you for helping him develop his art. You are a very giving person with incredible skill and athleticism.
I am now subscribed to you too!
Great collaboration!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Kevin’s got a huge toolbox of techniques. 😃😃👍👍
jack of all trades!!
I love the wholesome sparring, but still clearly VERY technical. 🙌 great video!
thank you!!
''Back scratcher punch'' if you to troll or taunt.
''Scorpion punch'' if you want to sound badass.
Fun sparring to watch. Kudos to the double whammy punch :-)
cheers!!
Kevin??? PLEASE, DO MORE STUFF LIKE THIS! Had no ideia you had such an incredible baggage, i mean, i knew but never saw it in action and DAMN! SMOOTH AS BUTTER!
cheers!
You guys should be in a martial arts tv show! The dynamic of you two would be awesome to watch! Great sparring session and like someone else said, would be cool to spar with Kevin’s teacher mr fong.
awesome! kevin's switched up kicks in the savate round were amazing
cheers!
Very fun and entertaining to watch, thanks for the upload!
I didn't know Kevin was that good, damn!
love the egoless, playfulness of this spar. Thanks for sharing 🥰
:)
Kevin is so HUMBLE.
I always laugh and have a lot of fun during sparring and also give cred DURING sparring when my opponent is doing something impressive (successful feint, or successfully head kick etc.).
I would love to sparr (and loose) against Kevin. Such a nice guy!
Made me smile several times during this video. Thanks for sharing it! ❤
:) thanks for watching!
This is my new favorite video on the internet.
Daaaaamn, you guys are so good! So much control and such good reads at that speed and with all that versatility you both have is altogether unbelievable! Pros are scary!
Kevin Lee has the same body proportions as Goku and Krillin, when they were training with Roshi.
cheers!
This is definitely by far one of the best sparring sessions on the channel thus far! 💯
thanks!!!
Kevin is a very down to earth personality who is up for new challenges and learning all day long
oss
Dude! His savate kicks are great!
Man! I have no idea why the algorithm hooked me up with MMA content but over this past week I’ve discovered the Holy Trinity of Jeff, Seth and Kevin. Great to see any collab that combines them
😃✌️
dude what the fuck. kevin lee is so legit i had no idea. i've only ever seen him described as a martial artist and wing chun guy.
what a badass. totally surprised.
Kevin imitating Saenchai is some funny shit :D
Jeff that was awesome!!! You got a great sparring partner there in Kevin Lee, love that "overhead hook aka back scratcher" punch, those were great combos!!!
thank you!!
This is just practioners having fun and its wholesome
Best sparring video! That was so fun to watch. More colabs with Kevin needed for sure.
sport, martial arts, science, psychology, anything, the key word is "integrate", "integrate", "integrate".... Great like always...
cheers!
Just turned this on by mistake without sound and thought it was a clever bit of modern dance!
Really good seeing 2 experts spar!
As a wing chung student, im glad to see this vídeo. Lots of fun and respect in the sparring, just like in the gym i practice
thanks Kevin e Jeff!
:))
Those switching kicks are bad ass just like in TKD. The pressure punches are similar to the weight bag punches drills. Nice sparring and demo of Wingchun. Thanks Jeff & Kev 👍🙏
never realized how good Kevin's kicks are holy moly!
Hell yeah, this is the good stuff. The flow, creativity, fun, this is what its all about.
:)
What the sports all about. Having fun and bettering eachother! Enjoyed this video!
You two act kind of like brothers goofing off in this one. Great video! Really enjoyable
thank you!!
So much awesome in this video! That high low kick of KL is sick. KL is awesome!!! Hey Jeff!!! That’s my name too… new fan. Love your videos
I started using the crescent after seeing Kevin use it in a recent clip! Nice to see the variations that can come from it.. Extremely underrated kick!
cheers!
THIS IS BEAUTIFUL!! I practice taekwondo.. and I'm learning sm from this.. THANK YOU 🙏
thanks for watching!
Outstanding. Kevin scorpion 🦂 punch is so innovative and works well for him bc of his size. His kicks are also incredible. Very surprised/impressed! 👏🏻
This is so much fun! I love this playful stuff. Too many guys always puffing up in the M/MA sphere. You don’t have to be a d-bag to be good at fighting! Crazy, right? I have lots of Chinese/Japanese TMA experience and over a decade in MMA and I absolutely love your channel, man. Seriously, you’re the best.
Great video to watch. Two guys helping each other get better: sparring without egos getting involved. Kevin is pretty good with his savate too.
:)
My two favorite punchy guys in one video. Nice sparring session. I miss those since my main instructor migrated to another country. There only are few people you can have this much fun with while sparring.
:)
One) scorpion punch all the way
Two) amazing collaboration video
This is THE best and most fun sparring video ever.
:)
I think the scorpion punch has even more potential as a confusing feint to cover that front hand upper cut right up the nose.
It exposes you to the opponents left cross or hook, but it puts a glove in your face, while at the same time the position kinda look like a lead-in to a spinning elbow or something. Meanwhile, the lead hand is positioned to go straight up your nose.
spinning elbow
i can only say thank you for your fight spirit , i love you , keep it up it helps a lot , for people like me with a lot of fight spirit
thank you!!!
I know nothing about kickboxing martial arts, but all your footage and partners look very technical and pleasure to watch :)
cheers!
Scorpion Punch is CLEARLY the name to use. Great video.
It's cool to see a sparring match where both are able to keep it fun, try stuff, allowing eachother to try stuff, but still push a bit with pressure, and test deep waters.
Great sparing partner! I love the mixed-martial arts displayed! Really enjoyed this video!
thanks!!
4:28 my new secret handshake. Love the videos Jeff, God bless!
thanks man!!!
Awesome content as always Jeff!
thanks Zack!!