5 Basic Elbow Strikes To End The Fight
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5 Basic Elbow Strikes To End The Fight
Discover basic elbow strikes for self defense in this online self defense tutorial and workout with self defense expert Matt Pasquinilli. Some things are worth fighting for, your life and dignity are worth fighting for. Learn how to defend your life and the lives of your family in this 5 Basic Elbow Strikes To End The Fight tutorial and self defense training video.
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Oh, My God This Video Is OutstAnding I Will Practice This Every Day. I Am A 72 Year Old Woman Over The Last 30 Years 2 Different Men Had Their Hands Around My Throat By The Grace Of God They Did Not Kill Me. Thank You Sir For This Video.
Thanks for this feedback Catherine! Stay safe!!!
…..god, ha, ha.
You have butchered the English language by overuse of capital letters.
Thanks Matt. I’ve been in LE for 35 years ,and the moves you share are helpful and can and should become instinctual with practice. I also really appreciate the short stick information. Thanks 🙏.
Thank you for this!
Also,
NEVER STOP ACKNOWLEDGING PEOPLE IN THE LIVE CHAT! That's one of the cool things about your channel, its literally like walking into a class.
Yeah that's really cool about this channel, i'm always too early/too late for the live stream though.
@@JanWillemdeGeest better too early/too late than not at all! Glad to have you with us.
I really enjoy and respect your teachings. You have a very good manner that makes it easy to understand the difference between "self defense" and "martial arts" I studied several styles and taught self defense to families, women, and children while serving in the Navy for 30 years. It is very fulfilling to enlighten those who think they can not protect themselves or their loved ones. Keep up the great work. I will continue to watch.
Yep. That will work.
Finally! I knew this but it was refreshing to see someone that knows what he's talking about. A realistic approach. I'm Italian-American. I grew up on the streets of NJ. (In and around Newark). I did A LOT of damage to people that were attacking me with elbow strikes. Broke a lot of people's collarbones and noses in those years.
God help any one who would attack this man. He is brilliant
Thanks Liam!
Thank you so much. Your moves are direct and simple. There are no complicated choreographed moves that don’t work in a real fight.
Thank you. I appreciate that very much.
Scary if you follow through. Shotocan based.
Hi ! MATT YOUR THE BEST INSTRUCTOR IVE BEEN EXPERIENCE FOR.THAT
FOR.THE BAD PEOPLE
Wow. Thanks Alfred!
The putting on the helmet elbow is a very sneaky strike, its my favorite. :)
Solid info man, thank you for decimating and propagating it.
Love it. Thanks!
You are a very good instructor and to be much appreciated
Thanks, Matt! I'm putting my helmet on! I've lost 12 more ponds and my arms are STRONG! Sharing!
Every time you put out a video, I relax and feel happy! I always learn, or am reminded of something I needed to remember and work hard in my training.
Thanks Jean! I really appreciate that!
I really like the first one, using your core and driving your elbow through. I'm new to your channel and really enjoy all your training tips. Originally the staff caught my attention, that is one of the things the military taught when we did hand to hand combat fighting. Great refresher, my goal is to teach these basic moves to the elderly and to single people who could be targets. Thanks for sharing your experience! Cheers
When I worked the Doors back in late 90s early 00s #1 Was my most common Strike, Great against Drunks throwing haymakers :)
@@bremnersghost948 bouncers are cowards
You hit all the points!
Back up mass, torque and marriage of gravity! Great tutorial!
Hi Matt, glad you are showing these ultimate fighting tools. Sorry i just caught the end of class. When i practice the different elbow strikes, i always make a fist. As you know, it tightens the forearm muscles and wrists adding that additional power, and less prone to injury. God bless and stay safe. Doud.
Doug
Also when making a fist & bending your fist so it comes closer to your elbow really tightens the forearm muscles even more!
Matt Thank you
Only caught the last 30 sec. live. Thanks again for the great info. I learned 4 new elbow strikes today. Look out heavy bag, I'm comin'.
Thanks!
Thanks so much!
Thanks for your self defense but it very important how brave you are and how much courage do you have
Yes. You are right. You can also improve your bravery and courage with training. Thank you!
Elbows are definitely proven finishers. I used to bounce and had to use elbow # 2 (vertical elbow) once & that was all it took to knock out a guy that tried to hit me with a beer bottle.
Good video with practical self defense techniques. Please keep posting. 🥋😎🤙🏾✌🏾
Thank you for your direct practical approach to stop serious attacks by dangerous street people, or those who just are looking to make life miserable for others. All your moves are easy to practice for a person to use common sense in an emergency.
Thank you for that great comment Paul and thank you for watching!
Thank you for emphasizing that you need to have options for self defense. Most martial art have existed for hundreds of years because they work. We have to learn to adapt them to real world situations.
Hi mat it’s my 67th birth day to day and you have inspired me to start exercising, great video
Happy Birthday Chris! Make it great!
Found your video while I was looking for new bo strike combinations and I just had to watch it. It's a very good video and you explain it extremely well so I sent it to my 13 year old daughter too. Great video. Thanks.
Your teaching method is great. Taking the time to explain while demonstrating is great and is how good technique
Thank you Matt!
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Your welcome Matt 😏👍
thanks matt for the defence tips
Hello matt. My favorite elbow stikes is horizontal and that what is going up. That what goes to the stomach. You know maybe :) but i like all but theese are my favorite :) thanks for lessons
Thank you. So much needed in these times.
Well presented and described brother 👌
Thank you Gary!
i love your style
During the 60's 70's and 80's there were not many masters around...after the internet came along every second person is a master...
Wow. That’s a lot! Hahaha
Great video
Sending love peace and positivity to everyone commenting on this channel , thanks to Matt for the great videos 👍❤️
THIS is the Best of your vids I've seen-- EXTREMELY EFFECTIVE...
Thank you Master
still your insight will help people defends themselves...great job Matt
Matt I want to thank you.this stuff is great. Jeff
Thank you Jeff and thanks for watching!
Hey Matt thank you for your five elbow lesson...love them all...also mixing horizontal elbows with back fist follow up strikes....keep up good work...
Thank you Daniel for all of your kindness and support!
Actually, 'Daniel,' that is an excellent addition to the "Horizontal'
elbow strike! For all you who are not well trained in the use of
Elbow strikes--- That horizontal, at least for me, is the most reli-
able, and effective...also, EASIEST to apply; And you put your-
self in good position for that follow-up 'Backfist.'
@@raygsbrelcik5578 beautifully said my friend....
@@sgtrock6213 And may I add--- When your're in that horizontal
position, you're only giving your opponent a "SIDE--VIEW" of your
body, as opposed to "Frontal.' From there one can also employ a
short, quick side 'Thrust kick."
Always try to give your opponent/attacker, a smaller target.
Thanks Sir always motivated by your video 🙏🏻💪🏻
Thanks Fu!!
I have on multiple occasions used an arm wrap in conjunction with an elbow for an attacker from behind that has their hands on you. Basically doing the same motion you shows for the reverse elbow strike. Only wrapping you arm around his to lock it in. Then striking with the opposite elbow for the take down.
If their arm irlr arms are under your control. They can't avoid the other elbow coming in. Fight over.
Great tip. Thanks Allen!
Bad ass training video! In the real word elbows are so powerful when done correctly the odds that your attacker will be taking a long nap.The other reason I love to teach elbow strikes is it only takes a short time to master.
Thanks very much Matt. I'm so thankful for your sharing of your knowledge and experience with everyone.
Matt, that was so informative. I already thought of many ways to build on that
YES-- now THAT is good stuff----after 40 years-- I use elbow strikes- palm heel strikes (never punch- bones too soft now), and various VICIOUS techniques that WORK every time.. and I do mean damn near EVERY TIME. I have studied lots of other arts besides the 5 I have high ranking black belts in- and I get what WORKS and add it to mine. Elbows, KNEES, break ankles and foundations, go for the WEAK spots QUICKLY-- I specialize in PUTTING THE ADVERSARY DOWN- and doing it FAST. (never really a "fight" to it- just me doing the put down) in 40 years- and 1000 Transactions (I call them that because someone always pays) I have only TWO losses..
Great explanations.... Thank You...!
Thank you for watching!
Awesome video and thank you for sharing your tips 💙💙👍👍
Thank you Julio!
I really like the diagonal downward strike.
great information presented in a humorous and entertaining manner. thanks, matt...
Upper cut elbow
Great video as always. Could you cover different head blocks/parry’s along with hand strikes.
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Great techniques very instructional. hope to watch more of your videos from England U.K👍
really good stuff! just joined at the $5 level. thanks for the great tutorials
Thank you very much for that and welcome!
Real talk pays off Thanks 💥
Hi every time I see one of your videos you are driving me on, Chris uk
Thank you Chris. I am glad to have you training with me!
Very informative.....thanks
Thank you Ron!
Great stuff, elbow really underrated strikes, like a hammer when connected
Much appreciated you sharing your knowledge and skills Awesome Thanks Matt God Bless stay strong and Healthy!!!
Thank you Raymond. God bless you and your family too!
I do the ol', "Hey, your shoe laces are untied."
Haha. That works sometimes. I say “hey, you dropped your pocket.”
I liked looking at you. You are so natural. The elbow and bodyweight gives so much power.
A lot of people don't know this, because it's not allowed in sports. But this is self-defence.
I am not strong at all, but I'm tall and 200 pounds. One must use what he has.
great stuff Matt
Thank you Stephen.
hi from Australia
Hello Elbrus!
Thanks the good advice. We don’t know what is ahead of us. They are crazy people out there. May god’s protect everyone.
Thank you Jean-Richard! It is wise to pray for God’s protection and peace!
YOU ARE A Great TEACHER AND HUMAN. THANK YOU.
Love that great video I love the elbows very effective both defensive and offensive at the same time you cover the space and smother your attacker loved it
Excellent advice, just subbed thank you Matt. 👍
I love the elbow strikes
fantastic!
Thank you!
Thanks! Everyone in America is thankful to you ❤. MAGA.ZINE .
Thank you for this generous gift!
Thanks for this video sir it adds to my learning of self-defense
Like the five strikes!
My friend.good.difance good mashe popele thank you for sharing ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yes! Strong Kyokushin! Thank you!
Thank you for such useful techniques Matt; hope I never require them.
Thanks David. I hope so too!
Elbow strikes are lethal. Second hardest bones in the human body. I once knocked a guy senseless as I was leaving a train. All I did was swing my holdall up onto my shoulder, and this poor guy got in the way. I felt really bad for him, as he was doubled over on the platform. So that was a careless accident. Imagine doing it for real.
Excellent video. Well done. I had to subscribe.
Great stuff thanks
Matt what about upward elbow especially upward into underneath chin?
Great video. Appreciate uour energy!!!
Great video Bravo!
Sifu Thank you
Pulling strikes are the best
Some of the worst beatings in the early UFC years were with elbow strikes.
Awesome stuff, Matt.
Great energy, and techniques :)
Oh my man! Dtr 15 alivia new follower!!
Thank you!
Hi Matt, Bruce from Mckinney ,Tx.
Hi Bruce! Thanks for being here!
That Elbow strike coming from the top reminds me of Dusty Rhodes bionic elbow.
Great job
Hello from Montreal, thank you very helpful will practice constantly...lol
Thanks for this Matt
I have also got a cain masters walking stick so today is the day.
That’s great. Let me know how I can help!
Very gd sir.👏👏
Thanks Mark!
Hello thanks Bro good advice I love your WISDOM! Happy Weekend
0:32 I call that defense "The Bull Horn" cuz ill poke peoples biceps with it as they punch
New to your channel and lots to look at and learn thank you.
I don’t know about BJJ, but in JJJ and Judo most throws and grapples against punches are set up by closing the distance with an elbow covering your head. Thank you for your video! 👍
Hope your hand will withstand Van Dam round house kick Nice.
Hahaha. It would! I hope van dam will withstand my round kick!
Hi Matt from Mr. R at TT Co
Hello!
That's why you have to learn 52blocks the best fighting system you can learn it works against a trained or untrained person.
Nice master
I would skip #4 the vertical downward strike and substitute the inverse of #3 an upward crossbody. the downward would be harder to pull off if you're a smaller person and Brock Lesner has about 10 inches and 200 pounds on me so the downward isn't going to work.
True. You have to use what works for you. Thanks!
super! i would add, practice on a stunned opp going to, or having gone down to his knee/s, ie, a downward elbow to the back of his neck, with you grabbing his/her clothing for control; plus, ditto for a completely down opp, drop elbow/forearm on the throat, neck.
** then, a bit complicated, but i think its has been outlawed for decades in muaythai: stun a guy> your off-hand grabs, eg, behind his neck (or, eg, grab collar) > step WAY back with your strong side foot, strong-side-elbow fully cocked behind you, so you're all stretched out, 180degrees 'bladed' to opp, leaning back somewhat, strong-hand-knuckles at your strong-side-ear, thumb down, elbow up, vertical>> here, your ENTIRE body is fully cocked, to step-in, lean in, rotate in, elbow strike 45degrees down to, eg, neck>> PRACTICE ODDLY by having your elbow MISS your target-hand-palm, by over-swinging (follow through) UNDER the palm of your target-hand.
So: you finish the swing, with your strong (elbowing) hand thumb down, in your weak-side armpit; your target-palm thumb up, sort-of strikes your strong-side shoulder; your forearms are now crossed in front of your face, your elbows are 6-8'' apart, in front of your lower-face.
I KNOW THIS must sound like some kinda BS, but i saw danny inosanto doing this in a seminar (NOT teaching it), and it took me about 10yrs to figure out WTF?! he was practicing! then, i saw a blackbelt magazine cover with dannys' protege' marc denny (dog brothers, holy sh_t stick fighting club) posing in that ODD elbow-strike finish-pose. then, danny did a youtube where his resident thái, muay thái national super-champ, demonstrated an elbow strike very much like this ODD strike. you also do a little shuffle-step-in, to deliver this strike.
also, yer not gonna bleev dis: i 'saved' 2 youtube muaythai bouts, where the guys KO-d their opps with horizontal elbows to the head, but NOT stepping in, NOT rotating in, ELBOW TIP UP VERTICAL, HAND, FINGERS UP, VERTICAL; i had to watch in slowmo replay a dozen times, B4 i could bleev my eyes; all they did was a little swing-movement of the typical guard-up arm-position. ok, bye...