Lerdsila Chumpairtour's Reaction Time Is Not Human
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มี.ค. 2020
- How does a Muay Thai fighter win a 100 fights Consecutively? With the damage acquired by the average Thai fighter per fight, the feat in and of it self seems only possible in fairy tales, yet here this legend is at 39 to this day, still possessing a cat like prowess like you've never seen before... How does Lerdsila Chumpairtour do it? Well, what if you don't take damage because you don't get hit? That definitely changes everything. Reaction time, reflexes, vision and of course beautiful technique; Thank you for joining me on this highlight feature and breakdown where we will be taking a closer glance at the Muay Thai living legend Lerdsila Chumpairtour.
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Fighter: *DODGES*
Mindsmash: Why are we here? Just to suffer?
Janny890 Lmao 😂. I hope he pins this 😂
Janny890 your mind has to really be there to understand mind smash!
I sent you a message underneath this one. I hope that it reaches you, and reaches you well. Thank you
Can you do Nicolino Locche again?
what does your comment mean? i dont understand.
He moves like my ex, deflecting responsibility, dodging accountabity while slipping logic.
Women are amazing tho... Without them we wouldn't have cookies.
Womens jokes are so good😂😂😂😂😂😂👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
@@slazerlombardi you can't make cookies? How pathetic are you. 😂😂😂
@@thersten lol rite
i chuckled....good job
He looks like someone who mastered quicksave and reload in real life.
😂
F5 and F8 intensifies
Little trivia for who didn't get this, those 2 buttons are default Quick Save and Quick Load button for most 90s games and most early 2000 games
Like me playing Half-Life, just F5, F9 or something like that.
@@bagusprayogo7025Bethesda games are F5 and F9 respectively
How have I only just found out about this guy!!😱
I love how his opponent acknowledged his great move at 0:15. It's cool to see when athletes show respect to another athlete with humility.
He actually lost that fight. That was the last round but he did get tagged quite a bit. He had a huge gash under his left eye. They both had mad respect for each other after the fight.
that was an awesome clip - both fighters
he also laughed with his same opponent on the rolling thunder
I think you have to be at a sertain level to appreciate the majesty of the move being done to you!
So upset people known him when ge is getting old.
“It’s not about win or loss, I just do my best” that made me smile
Penguins could learn from losing less
Same
made me happy made me smile
reminds me to Gokus fight phlliosophy that its not about winning its about going over your limits
Go Pens
This is what Bruce Lee meant when he said to play like children when training. Kids play, but play seriously.
But In this case this are real fighters , not actors
The flow like water thing applies with him as well ... he said he does not prep for his opponent either , just goes out and does his thing
@Wizard of Oz Stop trolling. I watched the fight at 3:38 live. That guy he fought tried his hardest, but after that kick, they damn near needed a spatula to pry his ass off the mat. Plenty of power in Lerdsilla's small frame without a doubt.
I had never heard of him before that night. He ended up making me and my boys fans for life with that performance.
@Wizard of Oz The power of that kick at around 3:30 got that guy bleeding alot from his mouth. This guys strikes are insanely strong, no matter his size.
@Wizard of Oz The guy he fought was an MMA fighter fighting his first Muay Thai fight. Against this legend. Like tossing steak to the wolves.
That said, Lerdsilla has never studied BJJ or wrestling so yeah, MMA rules would suck for him.
Good news is he dominates in his lane while they stay in theirs.
Everyone: "First step to fighting, learn to Guard"
Lerdsila: "nope"
My first try at a fighter. I was always learn to defence in 1st step and next in my mind that had to be dodged
Idk why. But my master, he try to tell me. Attack. But that still my personality, i could not attack anyone
Im run fast, flex, good in defense. But attack just like a kid. I dont have any dare.
And he got punch in the face in 2005 I remember how joyful to watch him sleep in the ring because thats only one time in my life to saw the eel get punch😂
@@cinnamorollsan4502 Where did you see it? I need the link. pls
Lerdzilla’s best weapon that wasn’t addressed is just how frustrated he makes his opponents. The more frustrated you get the more you load up the easier your attacks are to read
Few fighters who look like they're enjoying themselves, dude looks like he has a humble cool demeanor
He’s probably using the reaction time drugs that gsp was talking about
@@sutra6971 lol k
Your very lucky his reflex is unreal I bet it’s a youth thing
A real sportsman. He just needs an even match.
Doesn't he have like 30 losses?
Looks like you don't know but this technique is actually called
"ULTRA INSTINCT"
Nice
That's what I was thinking, Ultra instinct must have been inspired by this guy.
Actually, he uses Sharingan, if you look closely you can see he's pupils changing just before he dodges.
Called ULTRAMAN
It is officially called "Interdimensional Instinct" as of today! "Ultra Instinct is Old School!
Why is no one mentioning 7:28?? That jumping one legged low kick dodge is hard considering you're moving your center of gravity with your opponent! Just Insane.
yup had to go back and watch again this guy really is hungry and happy to eat
Yeah, some days ago saw it and was like wtf, tried it myself and jesus christ, You need to be good at jumping with one leg. He definitely trained for this type of scenario, just amazing.
@@madden7732 Hes so agile. I've never seen anything similar.
Because that could be somebody catching your leg and slicing your base leg with a sword at the same time which you can't afford to check or stand around on!
Think about how fighters would fight in the 18th century where swords and spears dominate the battlefield as well as duels before guns begin to!
They'd be trained to do just that and Lerdsila is the shining and extremely rare example of that kind of a warrior with such lost techniques in history!
In fact, we could consider Lerdsila as the closest we got to a practical kung fu warrior in which we see dodging swords aimed at their legs even just one-legged!
It's a common move in higher levels of amateur wrestling, but definitely impressive considering how much faster you have to react to everything in a striking match.
He's what Steven Seagal wishes he was.
is seagal a legit master?
@@leoxclusive731 nobody knows....
@@leoxclusive731
I believe he was the first white man to open a dojo in Japan.
@@billpeart sadly that doesn't answer my question
@@leoxclusive731 Aikido is a bogus martial art, dude. I studied it for 7 years, and the first time I ever tried using a basic wrist lock in a real situation, it failed miserably. It only works if your opponent is a willing rag doll, or if they’re lunging at you in a blind range. This is why there are no aikido tournaments.
So to answer your question - no, he’s not a legit master. He’s a snake oil salesman.
He makes it look like every opponent he faces are sparring with him
Many people are way more aggressive in sparring than they are in a fight.
he reminds me of boxer nasir.
Some of his opponents smile after his counters. 😂
Because they understand the threat. He doesn't just dodges he sets traps and counters. And an aggressive fighter is the prey of a counter puncher.
@@lalboimanlun1230 gotta respect skill
"Best block, ,no be there "
- Mr. Miyagi
Indeed ! Mr. Miyagi was correct like always !
Rip Mr. Miyagi...
Floyd Mayweather has this quote tattooed on his eyelids
@@dylanvickers7953 Mayweather is the GOAT.
Exellent coment
This guy is incredible. He actually reads the opponent and their gesture before preforming to pre appetite plan his dodging. Just incredible.
I think more than reaction time this is about reading body language and movement. Pretty phenomenal.
It's crazy because, you go to any gym and fight like this people will laugh and tell you to keep your hands up. But they don't realize everyone has a way of doing something that makes it authentic to them.
Oh the sweet science. Very true. Were all special in our own way
Yah but in darren tills case he should really keep his hands up, hands down doesnt work well for him
@@Combat-Mindset true and that's Darren tills way
The only MMA gym in my region won't even allow us to try spinning backfists. One of the reasons I quit was people threatening to beat my ass if I practiced vertical elbows on the heavy bag. You know, the ones Tony Ferguson proved so useful 5 years later.
Buzz Kill that’s what makes martial arts so beautiful. No matter what style you’re watching or which sport your practicing, everybody has their own way, their own strengths and weaknesses that are unique to them. The way somebody fights can tell you a lot about their personality and background, it’s something that’s only really seen in artists and athletes and it’s truly mesmerizing
The guy is clearly one of those that actually enjoyed fighting and the rush of it.
Who else would continue to fight when you have a hundred consecutive wins? He is clearly enjoying it.
Just some guy on youtube OK ASIAN MAN WE GET IT YOU SEE CLEAR
@@spacez3814 what?
He doesn't have 100 CONSECUTIVE wins. He has 100 wins but not consecutively. This video is bullshitting on that part.
@@nightfallstudios7193 I seen multiple videos saying he has 100 consecutive wins. What are you talking about.
I think he never fought to get a belt or to be champ. He just likes it. Like, there is no milestone for this guy, he just does his thing, no anger, no nothing.
When all ur skill points go to agility and dodge
This fighter’s stance is so nonchalant. He looks like he’s just waltzing over to the fridge to grab a snack. Insane!
A lazy stance which saves him lots of power and enhances focus.
Taekwondo stance 🥋
Water
Lmfao
snacktime
7:31 he just paced a few steps and his opponent threw himself onto the mat... That made my day
I always imagine if that kick would’ve landed, how much it would hurt
@@snowy2619 No need to imagine when you can just get someone to kick you.
Arkx123 noooooope
@@snowy2619 not much
Awful kick though, way out of reach
Fighter: Oh, you're approching me? Instead of running away you're coming right to me?
Lerdsila: I can't dodge the shit out of you without coming closer.
AHAAA THEN DODGE AS CLOSE AS YOU LIKE
@@fademusic1980 LMAOOO
ZA WARUDO🧛♂️!!!!!
tottaly Not floyd maywether would say when hes fighting pacman
Yare Yare daze
Hes actually one of the fighters that would live long without any lasting brain damage due to the lesser amount of hits hes receiving overall
Normal consecutive wins
I’m surprised to see you here haha
Thaiwanese fighting fish
@@pyrometheus4277 letterkenny?
the next one punch man
Wait till he gets serious series
He may not know it, but this man has taken the principle of the *Way of the Intercepting Fist* (or Foot) to the professional competitive sport level and showed its effectiveness.
Can you tell me more about?
@@justaguyfromreddit Just look up Jeet Kune Do
@@justaguyfromreddit I can tell you. JKD or Jeet Kune Do is the martial arts system and set of philosophies that Bruce Lee established. His ideas about martial arts helped create MMA today. Dana White calls him the father of MMA. He was way ahead of his time in understanding principles of fighting. For example, he identified 5 methods of counter-offense (response to attacks). From least to most efficient they are the following: Distance (get out range), Block and Hit (absorb damage, hit), Parry and Hit (move attack off the dangerous line, hit), Evade and hit (move target of attack while staying in range, hit), and finally the Stop Hit. To perform a Stop Hit or interception you hit your opponent as they are forming their attack and thereby disrupt the attack and damage them. So it's solving all the problems at once.
To do this you have to have a deep muscle memory regarding the technique you're intercepting and be able to anticipate where it will go. Then you have to move yourself to a perfect position while attacking off exactly the correct angle and usually in a straight line attack as they're generally faster than curved attacks.
Fighters like Saenchai, Anderson Silva, Israel Adesanya, Lyoto Machida, and other evasive of technique focused dudes pull it off sometimes. Lerdsila's teep to instantly stop the rolling thunder kick was a perfect example. See also Bruce Lee in Longstreet, he'll explain it to you himself.
Jose Carbia thanks for the explanation
You should edit it to foot he uses kicks mostly
He's gonna be some drunk old man dodges punches of sober guys half his age, like that old russian guy in Streets of Gold.
😂
Or the fights are rigged
The true drunken fist
@@vinnievalentine421 so youre saying one of the mos legendary kickboxers of alll time had all o his fights rigged
@@vinnievalentine421 you my guy are the definition of a dog
I appreciate the commentary. Not only is it dense with sensible advice and description/analysis. It also conveys a meaning message and on top of that it flows and rhymes like poetry. Excellent job, thank you for this piece of art.
Why does the guy at 6:20 look like the live version of the punching dummy?! LoL
Its like u can only see it the first time, and then its gone
I saw it too lmao
and i kinda freak out when that guy move LOL
Hahahah
His name is probably Bob and I bet he is a bully
"BE LIKE WATER MY FRIEND"
Sam Resnick yes !
A quote from Bruce Lee...
Can I be like Alcohol?
Being like water is almost if not, completely impossible. The skeletal system of the human body cannot allow a human being to even be 'LIKE' water because of protecting the parts of the human body. Some of which are for joints as well although I admit that MOST of the human body consists of water. The brain of a human though, could help in defense and attack by using reflexes through practicing (from action game/videos all the way to gymnastics and martial arts itself).
Maxime LY True
fighter: flurry of punches and kicks
misses all
Lerdsila: smiles
fighter: stops and cries in a corner
This video reminded me of how my taekwondo master made kicks look so simple, smooth, fluid but still powerful, he always emphasized on the technique, and said power will come after that, now I understand what he wanted to teach me.
I've seen somewhere order like this: First master the technique, then accuracy, then comes speed and power(last 2 are kind of interchangeable).
@@tappajaav read Malcolm Gladwell’s “The Outliers” and how all the best of best put 10,000 hours into perfecting their art….Gretzky, Tiger etc….
@@johnpwmcgrath 10 000 hours has been mistakenly cited as the "cut-off" point for mastery, but conveniently the part where's mentioned that the best of the best practice smarter, and more, than the rest is often left out
@@tappajaav yeah, that’s a great point and I totally agree about building on technique. I was thinking that in reality the 10,000 number is more likely the starting point. I love the concept of making sure you’re enjoying what you’re doing as well. Have a great one…
Thailand has such amazing fighters! True warriors of speed and technique!
7:28 that shows hes on another level...
seriously
This is better 7:05
It's insane, he didn't even need to see it coming
ngentotsemua he probably saw the movement of other body parts like his hip. Is just like how you watch the shoulders to see a punch coming
@@josephjack4365 ngegasbos
His big skill is not reaction time but his ability to read what the other want to do very early
TaekwondoMaster SpeedPower that’s called quick reaction time?
@@benandpheobe8916 Prediction
frostbite wouldn’t prediction be before he moved or anything? You mean anticipation?
Experience
His big skill is fighting a bunch of no talent fighters whos names nobody remembers.
First video I have ever watched produced by you. I love your commentary and how you ended the video..."just have fun." Definitely a much needed message...now more than ever.
Came for the content. Left with more wisdom. Thank you 🙏
"I don't care about winning"
*win 100 times consecutively* uh, yeah...
Yea, sounds TOTALLY contradictory when you take that into account😏
But I believe him though. I seriously think that when gets ready to/for a fight he's thinking "Let's have some fun! If I win, great, if not that's okay as long as I enjoyed myself!" I'm sure that's one of the main keys to his success: A positive and relaxed mindset.
Most fighters go into a fight with a "Win! Win! WIN!" mentality and generally try to overpower their opponent to get a quick victory. That, in actuality, is particularly detrimental and will do more harm than good. How so? It's quite fatiguing and it builds stress. Stress makes you rigid and in turn less flexible. One of the last things you want to happen as a fighter is to have your flexibility be compromised. It's like that quote says about how fighting is 90% mental, 10% physical. Whether it's 100% accurate or not it DOES make a good point🤔
He doesn’t care but it’s nice to get a win
He probably doesn't care abt winning bc he's won so many at that point
Pff. You can even see on this video alone, the genuine smile all the time and mutual respect to the other fighters. Hes not giving any cheap shots even when he could while the opponent is ats his most vunerable state. This guy lets the opponent to mess up, get back up and try again. Someone who really cares about winning wouldn't let anyone get up for free.
Hahaha
He is using a technique called timeskip. Just like Hit in dbs
FYI Bullet Time and V.A.T.S. works just as well
lmao
the HIT of real life
I think he mastered Ultra Instinct lol
Nah bro he’s diavolo from jojos
awe inspiring ❤ well done! way to bring another true master to light
He must of had Patches O'Houlihan throwing wrenches at him for hours.
I laughed way too hard at this
🏆
This needs more likes... Spesking kf which I forgot to like
"Dodge, Duck, Dip, Dive and Dodge!.”
Lmfaoo
The mind and central nervous system to muscle connection gets better with each rep ,each set, and movement preformed. This is how to master self.
When that is complete you will be able to see premeditated movements made by your opponent.
Learning body language your foes moves will become like slow motion and because you know "self" and have practiced and seen various techniques over and over again ,the flaws and opening will become obvious . Allowing you to counter in unorthodox fashion with least effort.
This is wu wie... Or what anime lovers would call "ultra instinct".
LAMOND HAUGHTON true wisdom ✨
But if that were true, it would mean that, as long as you practice more than your opponent, you will win??
kampchin36 it’s got nothing to do with your opponent, it’s about making yourself the best at what YOU DO. You could be the best on the planet like Mike Tyson and have a bad day with any “Buster”😎
@@enegron6987 my question was hypothetical, it is to point out that there is so much more to mastering the art and the self than practicing, # of reps, muscle memory and watching your opponents. I do agree that mastering the "Self" is essential but not that easy that's all.
😀👍💖
Sold me when he compared him to Greased up Deaf Guy. Ain’t never gonna catch him.
💯💯
Love your narrating of this just having fun is exactly how you made it thankyou
Thank you for covering this man! I've been a fan for many years and I truly believe him to he the best fighter in history.
I laughed my ass off at the greased up guy. Did not expect that one lmao. Great commentary as always
@avalanchesoul you ever heard of Fran drescher? If she did mindsmash commentary, I couldn't take that seriously
@avalanchesoul lol I enjoy the content on this channel. And I've got no issues with his voice. If I did, I wouldn't have commented nor subscribed.
@avalanchesoul yaaaawwwwn! So boring, and monotone, I fell asleep.!
dragonfirelee this was hilarious 😂
"Trust it will be powerful if your technique is clean, fast, and relaxed..." This raised my hair's as a martial artist because its true.
Again thanks for the videos!
I hope you can do one on Michael jai White.. eddie B talks about him breaking chains off bags in a JRE... MJW has so many vids on his yt and his speed and technique are pinnacle
@Luffy Chinjah something a insecure nigga who can't fight would say
@Luffy Chinjah How would you know, and why would you care if he is or not?
The novice will put his all into an attack and end up flat on his back
An intermediate might hit but you can take the attack
A master will make you ask "why am I on the mat?"
@Luffy Chinjah post footy of you fighting or gtfo bitch
You saved one of my favorite moves of his for last 7:31 I love how he has the guy picking himself up off the ground while he's just walking around. His defense is humbling
lol
Vibrant video about one of the best fighters I've never heard of. Cheers!
I am a Muay Thai fighter, i have never seen this guy before, seeing this really touched my heart ❤ He is amazing 💯👀🙏
What a level of oversight, and control of his body, he make it look so easy, and you can really see the response of the guy he is fighting, they are like ;
- What the fuck just happened there...! ⚡💥💫
Awesome 👌 ❤🙏✌
The way he walks away from slips it's as though he's teaching. Always great to watch him having a good time
Exactly my friend!
I think you’ve captured the essence of all things in this metaphor. To live more in the moment gives you more options and opportunities. The trick is doing it. These are thing you’ve shown in these fights. 100 straight wins takes a special kind of fighter kudos to Lerdsila and his coaches.
Best analysis of Lerdsila! Spot on!
It's not just his reaction time. He keeps a calm minds at all times which makes it really easy for him to assess, analyze and successfully anticipate the enemy.
I never finish one of these videos without either being in a good mood when I start or leaving in a good mood thanks my mind has been smashed
Me on TH-cam: super human reaction time awesome!!
Me 5 mins later: holy f*** things really are hard only because we don't do them.
((*** Mindsmashed***))
I practice these moves on my friends, without them knowing, like a surprise
🤣
Great narration! Provided an excellent understanding without feeling embellished.
Thank you, that was very insightful.
Makes sense. Very good explanation of the incredible reaction time.
Great video. I love how he holds all authority on distance with that teep kick. He reminds me of the crazy guy at the end of Bloodsport. It's really cool to watch, and the breakdown you give is great. Especially for those who might be casual fans of the sport. Watching these kind of videos help me understand alot more about the striking game in general. It's definitely a sweet science. I gained a whole new interest and respect for it once i started understanding some of the more technical stuff.
25 seconds in and this fighter is something special to watch. I love his demeanor and how he just laughs respectfully to his opposition and they tip their hat off to him showing equal respect 😎 badass guy imo
Really enjoyed your video. Awesome stuff!
I am Thai, I am proud of him. LERDSILA The legend 👍🏻
The game of fighting should be just that to the combatants, a game, fun.
I like how he said he didnt care about winning or losing, hes just having fun.
but sometimes, man, many things are at stake, your livelihood, health, security. if you get real good kick once, you could be paralyzed for life...
and in Thailand, the fight gambling involve crime organisation too. you could win a wrong fight, then you're gone...
“Having fun is the hardest part” “That’s what I implore for you”
Damn that’s touching
Thank you for everything I understand so much more about life because of you
Another great master peace from start to finish absolute poetry your voice fits perfectly😎I have no more words to describe your work's.
I had never heard of him before. This is so neat
I bet I will have 'watched TH-cam' by the end of this isolation bollocks
I bet there will be two types after coronavirus quarantine. Those who will emerge as beasts after constant training in isolation, and those who will have exhausted TH-cam and Netflix. Don't be the second guys. Be the beast.
The Best MMA Fighters Overviews , I think I will have reached the end of the Internet by noon tomorrow... I will be like Neo in the Matrix when the information was being downloaded into his mind...
Having been off work for a year and a half and watching TH-cam as much as 8 hrs a day I still haven’t clocked TH-cam yet might need to up those rookie numbers to 24/7
@@raksh9 agreed brother
raksh9 why not both?
Love the video man thank you very much for sharing your perspective here.
He can read positions in fractions of a second. The most amazing part is that he draws conclusions on where the opponent will be without seeing his actual position.
His chess game is on another level.
I love how his fighting style and mentality are so taekwondo-like. Keeping the hands low for greater mobility and speed, using the legs reactionarily and to gauge distance, and sometimes going for deceptive kicks rather than more straightforward ones. These are all techniques used in taekwondo and even though he probably hasn't done much tkd training, its still really cool to see that type of fighting implemented in a practical way instead of just the light sparring you see in tkd.
This is such an awesome video, and about an amazing person. Subscribed!
Mr Anderson, we've been waiting for you. Clearly Lerdsila knows, there is no spoon. This is amazing.
He Has Full Control Of His Body All Of His Nerves Are Activated Throughout The Body That's Why He Can Moves So Effortlessly Someone Who's Nerves Are Dead Due To Not Using The Muscle Groups Actively
P.s. You Should Engage Every Muscle In Your Body Daily To Keep Keep Them Woke
Literally every Muay Thai artist from Thailand. Dude looks like he trained with or came from the best.
Literally every Muay Thai artist from Thailand what? Complete that sentence! I'm interested in what you meant to say.
100 wins straight.... it sounds like he is the best
It's just about being smart and knowing when and how to counter certain situations
This hit harder than a Lerdsila question mark kick🤯 Thank You🙏
Great upload and narration keep it up👊🏽
Other fighters: I have to focus on the movements of my opponent and draw the best strategy to beat him
Lerdsila Chumpairtour: 5:24 HaHa funny game im happy
He looks so humble and sincere here, I am happy for this guy :)
Someone: Punches
This guy: *L I M B O*
nice warframe joke.
nice naruto joke.
I needed this for the message at the end
This was deep asf.... well done man im blown away lol
This guy is like playing dark souls without armor and using a club, just dodging everything. Meanwhile everyone else is basically using a shield and trying to block lol
Yes😂
Respect
And the lights had no choice but to. . . smile and have fun!-- THANK YOU!
Dude ur advice is off its head ur a legend
a year later still a great video thanks mango
So what you’re saying is.. this dude mastered Ultra Instinct?
7:33 im sure that guy felt pretty stupid after that...😂
HA HA! 😆😆😆😆
Thanks man...didn’t know I needed to see this
This is a professional and happy dodger. Good video man
He is always a moment ahead of his opponent. 100 win streak, Mind boggling.
I think he predicts his opponent's move like someone playing chess knows what pieces the opponent has and how each piece can move.
He has the routine response ready for each alternative.
So he expects all these moves and has the proper trained reaction at tip of his muscles.
Anyway, Lerdsila is incredible.
Beautiful motion and commentary.
that was beautiful. That is the best compliment I can give a creator.
1:45 you know he is thinking about that one loss that ended the 100 streak right there
As a great philosopher once said ... " The art of fighting without fighting " Bruce lee R.I.P. ❤
Great work ethic and confidence in his abilities. He does look relaxed and enjoying the game.
Excellently worded my friend. Have fun and relax.
Met this guy in tyland....mannnn this guy can drink 🤯👏
Yeah ok guy
@@BrokeMalone glad your ok with it bro
@biscobisco in Phuket he was training with top team ...deacent human being
cool story bro, where is the part where Ultraman appears and save the day?
i dont have any fighting techniques like him, but i have fast reflexes, except there was a time i watched a ball hit me in the face, in slow mo. *It was embarrassing*
I saw slow motion 3 times in my life. Will never forget.
@@Dede_Stepas How?
@@cokecan6169 when brain perceived something as fatal threat. Like something (small russian school metal chair - who attended soviet school will know) flying towards your head. In slow motion. I evaded, and the chair smashed magnetic drawing board. I would be dead if it had hit me.
I have no knowledge in fighting sports at all but I enjoyed the display of spirituality of this fighter. He embodies what Bruce Lee was talking about, he is a zen or daoist master at his core, he simply dances with what is knowing it is just a game, refreshing!
This is a sport I love and I know the joy of being good at it but I was never and Never will be this great, now I am to old and I can only watch and appreciate Great skill.
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Dude get a life
@@m-mori ig I’m not living rn?
@@fallingbed1 Get a life outside of TH-cam man. What's your watchtime average?
@@m-mori better than yours
@@m-mori so how do u understand this reference? Are u saying u are as much as a no life as him?