*BEST ADVICE EVER, I STOPPED GOING AT THE AGE OF 19 AND HAVE BEEN GREAT SINCE, I DON'T MISS THE TOXICITY AND BS DRAMA OR FLAPPING GUMS BECAUSE SOMEONE HAS TO SHOW OFF OR PUFF THEIR CHEST OUT.*
That's great advise (and I mean that), but don't forget surviving road rage, car jackings, home invasions, muggings, group brawl situations, and other things we don't have as much control over....."sometimes the fight chooses you". But I do agree with you about the bars.
@@ropongi1008 Agreed, and for self defense minded folks, no matter your chosen weapon, the best being a firearm, on down the list, number one key, is having some good to excellent, well rounded, fighting skills. No matter the weapon, none of them are of any use at all if a skilled thug goes on the attack before you have time grab your chosen weapon. Of course as I said; ''self defense minded folks'', if they aren't at all able or interested in SD skill, then yeah a good weapon is better than being unarmed.
Paul pulls no punches and shoots from the hip with no filter, which is what you want when learning the real deal. He is one of the best, and I hold much respect and honor for this legend.
Like always he’s coming from a place of ignorance. His claims about sport’s participants’ focus are sometimes correct, but it’s not the sport that “teaches that.” It’s adrenaline and low level competitors.
@@eclipsewrecker, I’ve known Paul for over 40 years. He’s far from ignorant and knows his shit! I have seen Paul in action. What you see on video is watered down, as YT would pull his videos if he showed the true aspect of his knowledge and experience.
@@TACTICALNOMAD emotional bias, on your end? What would explain your reply which is focused on only one word? We are all ignorant of most things. Stay humble. Don’t worship.
@@eclipsewrecker ,😂🤣😂🤣 not worship, respect. I have the utmost respect for Paul. Always have, always will. I worked and trained with Paul. He’s one of only three guys that I know would have my six in a confrontation.
When he was talking about bottles thrown at his head, it reminded me of the time I was frog-marching a drunk towards the back door of the bar I was bouncing at when his wife bounced a cue-ball off the side a my dome...She had an ARM, too, and I was 86ing this asshole because he was slapping HER around! I got 4 stitches and a knot in my head that hadda be SEEN to be believed, I did some boxing, silver and golden gloves, and kickboxing waaay back when they called it, "full contact Karate", and you're right, TOTALLY different scraps.
And something that mma practitioners tend to ignore is that the arrogance they develop can (and often does) work against them when it comes to a dynamic and unpredictable context like the street. "No one is going to hurt me, because I know how to fight very well and I train very hard"... And suddenly that person whom, in his opinion, he had already defeated or intimidated with his "martial superiority", crashed a bottle full of beer in the back of his head, if not a knife or one or several bullets (recently it was known that a bjj international figure was killed in Brazil). Because, of course, why would someone who "is trained to destroy any opponent" flee from the place of conflict?
I get tired of people who dismiss MMA, especially when they do not condition themselves and think that "learning" a few techniques "for da streetz" for 30 minutes a day by themselves, without sparring, will somehow prepare them for self defense. These stupid "street fighting" classes do not involve any techniques being practiced under pressure, nor do they teach the value of physical fitness. People want to be lazy and think that they don't need to accumulate months and years of training. Then, they think they're big shots. That is arrogance in its highest form in martial arts.
Here is my advice as a current bar/club owner. There are companies coming to me offering Facial Recognition technology for my entrance. If you are the type that is easy to get in a scrap, just please avoid bars. I've seen guys one hitter quitter other guys, guy 2 hits his head on the concrete, guy 1 is going to prison for 10 years. First thing the police do is demand camera footage. We can't cover for you, we can't lie, we have to show them the video. Sometimes give it to them on the spot. Cameras are everywhere, only streetfight unless you absolutely have to and as a former bouncer and bar owner (now) let me tell you the second you know someone is starting ish, leave asap. it just isn't worth it. Don't let your ego land you in a prison cell~
Awareness is the number one overlooked aspect of self defense imo. People walk around staring at their phones all day without a care in the world about what's going on around them. Know what's going on around you. Know where your nearest exit is. Know what potentially dangerous situations look like in the first place. The best way to win a fight is to avoid it all together.
In response to the ad at the end of the video, do you know what "Lethal Technique" you need the most? I do. It's called having witnesses. Otherwise, you might be going to jail for excessive (and possibly deadly) force. That said, everything Paul said is spot on.
@@bernardbarr2354 As far as the ad goes, there is no jurisdiction in the entire US and even most other nations where you won't be in trouble for striking first. The only possible exceptions are a home defense situation, or if the other person pulled out a weapon and threatened you. I used to be a cop. In every case I saw, the person that PHYSICALLY attacked first was the one that was charged with Assault or even worse.
@@thullraven1 I based this on actual incidents. I taught officer survival on both the state level. I was involved in training many Federal agencies as well. I worked as a witness in court as a force continuum expert. My opinions are based on real cases. While I was in the military Paul was one of my instructors...which is why I watched the video. Thanks for the response.
@@bernardbarr2354 So have I. I was a supporting officer on scene on a few occasions when I saw people arrested for Assault. In all those cases the person getting arrested was the one that struck first. I think you might have some confusion about what I'm talking about. I'm not talking about Paul's video at all. I'm talking about the ad at the very end of the video.
@@thullraven1 I understood that. Was on scene when some of the TRS videos were filmed. I stand by my statement. I've been in many court cases when civilians and LEOs were viewed as using excessive force. Still depends on witnesses as you stated. Not always. Mas Ayoob and I were involved in a big profile case where a smaller Filipino man demolished six grown men....each 100 pounds heavier than the older gent. It was going down hill for the defendant until he was asked to demonstrate how he defended himself. As for the marketing scheme at the end talking about lethal techniques . They teach the same system that the older Filipino man used. You were a cop what defensive tactics have you ever done or witnessed that is considered lethal?
I worked security at a bar and music venue, yes as a bouncer, but I never had to deal with a crazy brawl like that. I did kick trouble makers out and stopped fights but nothing like what he is describing.
What types of drug's cocaine???Or meth because those drug's are the one's that'll keep you stimulated wired up .And yes they will kill him. As good a tea her and innovator as Paul is as far as taking jkd concepts and applying them into real world combat is noble. His usage of those drugs watersdown his credibility. Much like steroids do to the hard working natural athletes. Taking a drug to enhance yourself lessons the hard work and discipline and dedication to the one's doing things naturally. So I'm really partial now to how I feel about him. However I really hope he sticks around for a long time. Amd maybe by some miracle he kicks off those drug's. I believe he's way better than that. And I express this as a friend to him and as a student of the Martial arts. Much respect and honor to Paul 🙏
@@billzjr222 You realize all infantry have the same hand to hand training as Seal Team 6. You think the gov is saving the good shit like it's a pyramid scheme😂😂😂😂
Everyone who knows respects Vunak’s martial arts. After that things change, but we are all human. We have all learned something from Vu if you have researched at all.
I'm a lifelong martial artist and Musician. I teach music and play professionally. I studied JKD for a long time along with other arts. I'm not sure what to make of the bongos and its relation to combat. I get combat has a rhythm, but Its not a fixed tempo like most music. I dont think they really do anything in terms of learning or becoming a better fighter. Just my .02, let me know your thoughts.
Hey man. It's a beat that's under your feet and you feel it in your legs. It's fundamentally a motivating thing that keeps you in tune. Some people don't pick it up but it's supposed help you and your partner achieve timing so that you don't get hurt during training. Think about it. Broken rhythm is a fight. Timing is training. When one guy doesn't pick up on the timing, he's in trouble: he's not picking up on the point of the rhythm and goes for it and he either hurts his partner or if the partner knows what's up can get this guy because he's got his head up his arse and isn't concentrating. Capoiera has it, FMA has it, Silat has it. It's the rhythm and training picks up on the rhythm.
You never studied jkd. The drums are part of inosantos ,bustillos training TOWARD/ during the CONCEPT of jkd training. Vunak waa a student at the FKA,during that time. So was i. Why do youtubers post fantasy b.s? Is it a mental illness?
I have a master’s degree in music. I studied JKD under one of Pauls students. The rythym of the bongos has no correlation with combat. Instead of debating me with an illogical fallacy please use facts.
Didn't know what a bum rush was until San Diego. Got robbed by two men when I was 14. Could have been much worse. Seems living now is far more precarious than it was then.
It only seems that way because you only know YOUR life, no one else's. Life has ALWAYS been precarious. WW2, WW1, Civil War, War for Independence, etc., etc., etc.
@JamesHill-lj2dy you're right. War is the normal state of things in history. Peace is the exception. Don't expect the great Zombie apokalypse to happen but just realise that the world ends everyday somewhere for somebody.
That means they hired him to teach a seminar once. 🤣The military used to bring in all kinds of people to do combatives training for a weekend seminar. There wasn't a lot of consistency to it back then. Jocko Willink has talked about that a lot. There is no SEAL team 6 combat system. IF you know any actual SEALS. They get kind of pissed about people making those claims.
If given the choice between sight or sound you would choose sight, Paul is someone we have only been hearing about , is there any footage of Paul fighting ?
Wow are you clueless. No footage? So what? If you hung around Vunak from maybe 1985-2000 you would have been in the fights with him. Let me guess: cuz you were not there and cannot see it, then it didn’t happen? “F”ing White Belt.
Im so sick of self-defense instructors selling snake oil and "mindset". The answer is pick a martial art that you like and can pressure test and put in the WORK. The best way these moves get refined and truly pressure tested is through competition. Weapons and dirty tricks are easy to add to a solid foundation like MMA/grappling
I guess you never had to break a chair or a bottle over a motherfucker before, or get tuned up by a bunch of drunk Mexicans or Joe Boys. Pressure tested through competition? You think those guys who tuned me up stopped when the bell rang ending the round? Fuck that. The kind of shit these guys in the vid are doing are for real and they do it slow because no one wants to die. The shit you're talking about is in a fancy studio with instructors who can stop the bloodletting. Typical athlete mindset, man. Try doing this shit in a crowded nightclub with disco music and strobe lights going off in your face while some nigr is throwing hands and his bitch is hitting you with her purse (LOL). Weapons and dirty tricks? You reading comic books, bro?
Weapons have their own system and traditional arts are better at combining it with unarmed combat. And with traditional I don't mean 70+ years old Taekwondo or Aikido but Koryu Bujutsu and Southeastasian arts.
Paul is a legit legend in the H2H combat world. Yes, he is fighting his own demons right now, but the cheap shots some people feel the need to take about it are simply pathetic.
went to a weekend seminar. a question asked.... who would be the first person you would step into a life-or-death fight for. everyone in the room got it wrong. this being police and security. can you answer the question?
@@JohnnyDanger36963 I remember there was an article about Paul Vuank accepting a challenge with Rickson Gracie back in 1992 before UFC and MMA was even a concept. He admitted to losing back then and decided to add BJJ to his arsenal with Rickson Gracie as his teacher. It was a good article and he got Dan Inosanto to also train with the Gracies too.
Nah. That shit's fucked up, man. You'll spend all afternoon waiting for the guy to show you some brilliance but instead watch a man slowly disintegrate. It's sad, man.
Bro I like paul. Now a days ppl don't fight...but I'm mid to late 30s and I remember when men used to get down n take pride in having hands. And dude he's very accurate. Anyways idk if this will come in handy but it won't hurt to get a good base n fighting. Never kno? Maybe the punk trying to square up loaded his gun wrong. Wouldn't hurt to kno how to throw paws
You can be an 8th degree black belt and be an amazing teacher you can execute techniques and be mostly badass.getn in a true life street fight changes how bad you really are..practicing great techniques is a beautiful thing and the confidence and respect that you learn from it is all good. Some will freeze up for the half a split second you needed to survive.some that never had any training in fighting and backed into a real bad situation can be reactionary in fight or flight and take you out ,regardless of anything. If you have to think about what move to counter a move ,that don't work in a real fight .just saying .have a great day ,and practice those rolls.
Respect Paul Vunak. But this promo guy at the end!! 😂😂🤣 "Ultra brutal fight ending moves that I cant share with you", "too ugly, to vicious, and quite honestly too lethal" 🤣🤣 When someone uses any of those words to advertise their course, run for the hills! There are far more "lethal" things shown on youtube. Im going to guess far "uglier" techniques, people, and backdrop as well.
Paul ya still the best from the whole jkd fraternity and its Truth, truth is not an opinion Truth stands alone lol, all ya need is a beard and your the Messiah 😂😂😂
He was in a ton . He trained seal team in hand to hand . He was arrested a lot for bar fights when he was young . Drug addict , alcoholic probably , but good street fighter
I trained with Vunak, Inosanto and the boys back on the 80s. JKD was the in thing before the Gracies showed up. Vunak was at the top of the heap until drugs and alcohol ruined his career. He had a contract for a few years with the SEALs but they also brought a number of other guys in too to train them also. I just think MMA became what JKD was trying to be. JKD's problem was in the synthesis. It became a smorgasbord of disconnected arts that never found a common thread. Last I heard Vunak was struggling with a number of personal issues. I think he also had trouble dealing with the fact he was no longer the hot commodity he was decades ago.
So what you are saying is you are deaf and could not hear, or you are just stupid and too arrogant to take in the lesson? I am not sure, but your answer was void of any details…unlike Vunak’s, which was filled with real world details.
I can tell you exactly how to survive a bar fight.
Don't go to bars. You're welcome.
*BEST ADVICE EVER, I STOPPED GOING AT THE AGE OF 19 AND HAVE BEEN GREAT SINCE, I DON'T MISS THE TOXICITY AND BS DRAMA OR FLAPPING GUMS BECAUSE SOMEONE HAS TO SHOW OFF OR PUFF THEIR CHEST OUT.*
That's great advise (and I mean that), but don't forget surviving road rage, car jackings, home invasions, muggings, group brawl situations, and other things we don't have as much control over....."sometimes the fight chooses you". But I do agree with you about the bars.
@@ropongi1008 Carry bear spray.
@surfside-hj2ue True, but just the same, always be prepared because, again, "Sometimes the fight chooses you", but yeah, spray is good too.
@@ropongi1008
Agreed, and for self defense
minded folks, no matter your
chosen weapon, the best being
a firearm, on down the list, number
one key, is having some good to excellent,
well rounded, fighting skills. No
matter the weapon, none of them are
of any use at all if a skilled thug
goes on the attack before you have time
grab your chosen weapon.
Of course as I said; ''self defense minded
folks'', if they aren't at all able or
interested in SD skill, then yeah a good
weapon is better than being unarmed.
Paul pulls no punches and shoots from the hip with no filter, which is what you want when learning the real deal. He is one of the best, and I hold much respect and honor for this legend.
Like always he’s coming from a place of ignorance. His claims about sport’s participants’ focus are sometimes correct, but it’s not the sport that “teaches that.” It’s adrenaline and low level competitors.
@@eclipsewrecker, I’ve known Paul for over 40 years. He’s far from ignorant and knows his shit! I have seen Paul in action. What you see on video is watered down, as YT would pull his videos if he showed the true aspect of his knowledge and experience.
@@TACTICALNOMAD emotional bias, on your end? What would explain your reply which is focused on only one word?
We are all ignorant of most things. Stay humble. Don’t worship.
@@eclipsewrecker ,😂🤣😂🤣 not worship, respect. I have the utmost respect for Paul. Always have, always will. I worked and trained with Paul. He’s one of only three guys that I know would have my six in a confrontation.
@@TACTICALNOMAD then I apologize. To be fair it seems like worship when someone asserts that another has no ignorance.
Good stuff. Was kickboxing all through 90's, same time bouncing in biker bar. Totally different scraps.
When he was talking about bottles thrown at his head, it reminded me of the time I was frog-marching a drunk towards the back door of the bar I was bouncing at when his wife bounced a cue-ball off the side a my dome...She had an ARM, too, and I was 86ing this asshole because he was slapping HER around! I got 4 stitches and a knot in my head that hadda be SEEN to be believed, I did some boxing, silver and golden gloves, and kickboxing waaay back when they called it, "full contact Karate", and you're right, TOTALLY different scraps.
We’re you competing or just practicing at the gym ?
Paul is 100% spot-on, correct. I get sooooooo overly, frickin’ tired of people comparing Paul’s teachings to MMA.
MMA IS A SPORT…PERIOD!
Preparing for combat sports is the best method to train in martial arts
And something that mma practitioners tend to ignore is that the arrogance they develop can (and often does) work against them when it comes to a dynamic and unpredictable context like the street. "No one is going to hurt me, because I know how to fight very well and I train very hard"... And suddenly that person whom, in his opinion, he had already defeated or intimidated with his "martial superiority", crashed a bottle full of beer in the back of his head, if not a knife or one or several bullets (recently it was known that a bjj international figure was killed in Brazil). Because, of course, why would someone who "is trained to destroy any opponent" flee from the place of conflict?
@@nmn8829 yes but with the mindset that you are focusing on game ending moves, not going five rounds.
@@nmn8829
Agreed fully!
I get tired of people who dismiss MMA, especially when they do not condition themselves and think that "learning" a few techniques "for da streetz" for 30 minutes a day by themselves, without sparring, will somehow prepare them for self defense.
These stupid "street fighting" classes do not involve any techniques being practiced under pressure, nor do they teach the value of physical fitness. People want to be lazy and think that they don't need to accumulate months and years of training. Then, they think they're big shots. That is arrogance in its highest form in martial arts.
Paul Vunak is one of the cleverest teacher for a street fight. Too bad i live too far to go to his classes.
Paul is a realist!
Here is my advice as a current bar/club owner. There are companies coming to me offering Facial Recognition technology for my entrance. If you are the type that is easy to get in a scrap, just please avoid bars. I've seen guys one hitter quitter other guys, guy 2 hits his head on the concrete, guy 1 is going to prison for 10 years. First thing the police do is demand camera footage. We can't cover for you, we can't lie, we have to show them the video. Sometimes give it to them on the spot. Cameras are everywhere, only streetfight unless you absolutely have to and as a former bouncer and bar owner (now) let me tell you the second you know someone is starting ish, leave asap. it just isn't worth it. Don't let your ego land you in a prison cell~
What if you work at the bar and can't just walk off your job?
Good advice
You can’t see me bro
Nice to see Paul still doing his thing
Awareness is the number one overlooked aspect of self defense imo. People walk around staring at their phones all day without a care in the world about what's going on around them. Know what's going on around you. Know where your nearest exit is. Know what potentially dangerous situations look like in the first place. The best way to win a fight is to avoid it all together.
In response to the ad at the end of the video, do you know what "Lethal Technique" you need the most? I do. It's called having witnesses. Otherwise, you might be going to jail for excessive (and possibly deadly) force. That said, everything Paul said is spot on.
Depends on the jurisdiction
@@bernardbarr2354 As far as the ad goes, there is no jurisdiction in the entire US and even most other nations where you won't be in trouble for striking first. The only possible exceptions are a home defense situation, or if the other person pulled out a weapon and threatened you. I used to be a cop. In every case I saw, the person that PHYSICALLY attacked first was the one that was charged with Assault or even worse.
@@thullraven1 I based this on actual incidents. I taught officer survival on both the state level. I was involved in training many Federal agencies as well. I worked as a witness in court as a force continuum expert. My opinions are based on real cases. While I was in the military Paul was one of my instructors...which is why I watched the video. Thanks for the response.
@@bernardbarr2354 So have I. I was a supporting officer on scene on a few occasions when I saw people arrested for Assault. In all those cases the person getting arrested was the one that struck first. I think you might have some confusion about what I'm talking about. I'm not talking about Paul's video at all. I'm talking about the ad at the very end of the video.
@@thullraven1 I understood that. Was on scene when some of the TRS videos were filmed. I stand by my statement. I've been in many court cases when civilians and LEOs were viewed as using excessive force. Still depends on witnesses as you stated. Not always. Mas Ayoob and I were involved in a big profile case where a smaller Filipino man demolished six grown men....each 100 pounds heavier than the older gent. It was going down hill for the defendant until he was asked to demonstrate how he defended himself. As for the marketing scheme at the end talking about lethal techniques . They teach the same system that the older Filipino man used. You were a cop what defensive tactics have you ever done or witnessed that is considered lethal?
Man, Paul Vunak has been living hard.
I worked security at a bar and music venue, yes as a bouncer, but I never had to deal with a crazy brawl like that. I did kick trouble makers out and stopped fights but nothing like what he is describing.
All brilliant people are eccentric and flawed - but they're still brilliant. We love Paul.
Paul is the absolute best, been watching him for years. Actually still have his original VHS street safe video to this day. DK Yoo who?
I subscribed this man talks sense😊
thank you !!!
Hope TRS does some new DVDs with him
Vunaks drug use is starting to show on his body. Makes me sad. We can’t lose him!
I know man. He's a true fkn legend. He trained Seal Team 6. I mean that ain't an easy feat.
What kind of drugs does he do and how do you know?
When Vu is gone, PFS will live on. Contemporary JKD isn't going anywhere for a looooong time.
What types of drug's cocaine???Or meth because those drug's are the one's that'll keep you stimulated wired up .And yes they will kill him. As good a tea her and innovator as Paul is as far as taking jkd concepts and applying them into real world combat is noble. His usage of those drugs watersdown his credibility. Much like steroids do to the hard working natural athletes. Taking a drug to enhance yourself lessons the hard work and discipline and dedication to the one's doing things naturally. So I'm really partial now to how I feel about him. However I really hope he sticks around for a long time. Amd maybe by some miracle he kicks off those drug's. I believe he's way better than that. And I express this as a friend to him and as a student of the Martial arts.
Much respect and honor to Paul 🙏
@@billzjr222 You realize all infantry have the same hand to hand training as Seal Team 6. You think the gov is saving the good shit like it's a pyramid scheme😂😂😂😂
Vunak is one of the few legit somewhat "traditional" martial artists around.
Is he though?😝
Everyone who knows respects Vunak’s martial arts.
After that things change, but we are all human.
We have all learned something from Vu if you have researched at all.
Why do they respect Vanuk?
When it comes to Jeet kune do Paul vunak is ❤the best.
Doze any one no what happened to this block he looks very sick. Compared to his other video
Thought prevoking things to consider before you're in a place where you need to make those decisions.
What is the name of this video? If so, is there any way I could get a copy of this video??????
"Bam!👊✨
Bam!👊✨
Bam!👊✨
Back to my table like a little rat."
Raw. Bold. Amazing.
Couldn't find the link to the free fighting techniques. I saw a financial planning advertisment instead.
I'm pleasantly surprised that the mma gym cult isn't on here saying their sport is better, as they usually do.
I'm a lifelong martial artist and Musician. I teach music and play professionally. I studied JKD for a long time along with other arts. I'm not sure what to make of the bongos and its relation to combat. I get combat has a rhythm, but Its not a fixed tempo like most music. I dont think they really do anything in terms of learning or becoming a better fighter. Just my .02, let me know your thoughts.
Hey man. It's a beat that's under your feet and you feel it in your legs. It's fundamentally a motivating thing that keeps you in tune. Some people don't pick it up but it's supposed help you and your partner achieve timing so that you don't get hurt during training. Think about it. Broken rhythm is a fight. Timing is training. When one guy doesn't pick up on the timing, he's in trouble: he's not picking up on the point of the rhythm and goes for it and he either hurts his partner or if the partner knows what's up can get this guy because he's got his head up his arse and isn't concentrating. Capoiera has it, FMA has it, Silat has it. It's the rhythm and training picks up on the rhythm.
You never studied jkd.
The drums are part of inosantos ,bustillos training TOWARD/ during the CONCEPT of jkd training. Vunak waa a student at the FKA,during that time. So was i. Why do youtubers post fantasy b.s? Is it a mental illness?
@@J3unG he never studied jkd.
@@J3unG hes mental..posting fantasy b.s.,i trained at the FKA,and IMB academies,with vunak and ALWAYS the percussion.
I have a master’s degree in music. I studied JKD under one of Pauls students. The rythym of the bongos has no correlation with combat. Instead of debating me with an illogical fallacy please use facts.
Didn't know what a bum rush was until San Diego. Got robbed by two men when I was 14. Could have been much worse. Seems living now is far more precarious than it was then.
It only seems that way because you only know YOUR life, no one else's. Life has ALWAYS been precarious. WW2, WW1, Civil War, War for Independence, etc., etc., etc.
@JamesHill-lj2dy you're right. War is the normal state of things in history. Peace is the exception. Don't expect the great Zombie apokalypse to happen but just realise that the world ends everyday somewhere for somebody.
I have all of Paul's instruction DVDs plus many of his digital instructionals.
…and if you never even went to a seminar, which is open to the public, then you are a fan boy. Congrats. Go see the man.
@@samuraisteve2775 I taught at his seminar. Got the videos and pictures to prove it.
I DO TOO!!! The internet is my friend!
My email thing isn't working. I need help.
Ohhh ok, so the difference between sport & street is mainly mentality. Got it!
This guy is legendary. He trained Seal Team 6.
That means they hired him to teach a seminar once. 🤣The military used to bring in all kinds of people to do combatives training for a weekend seminar. There wasn't a lot of consistency to it back then. Jocko Willink has talked about that a lot.
There is no SEAL team 6 combat system. IF you know any actual SEALS. They get kind of pissed about people making those claims.
If given the choice between sight or sound you would choose sight, Paul is someone we have only been hearing about , is there any footage of Paul fighting ?
Wow are you clueless. No footage? So what?
If you hung around Vunak from maybe 1985-2000 you would have been in the fights with him.
Let me guess: cuz you were not there and cannot see it, then it didn’t happen?
“F”ing White Belt.
I don't think so. He doesn't cage fight. Street fighting is illegal. Bars wouldn't give camera footage of a broken bottle fight to fighters.
@@robertmitchel2194we cage fought at the FKA and the IMB.vunak was there
Im so sick of self-defense instructors selling snake oil and "mindset". The answer is pick a martial art that you like and can pressure test and put in the WORK. The best way these moves get refined and truly pressure tested is through competition. Weapons and dirty tricks are easy to add to a solid foundation like MMA/grappling
I guess you never had to break a chair or a bottle over a motherfucker before, or get tuned up by a bunch of drunk Mexicans or Joe Boys. Pressure tested through competition? You think those guys who tuned me up stopped when the bell rang ending the round? Fuck that. The kind of shit these guys in the vid are doing are for real and they do it slow because no one wants to die. The shit you're talking about is in a fancy studio with instructors who can stop the bloodletting. Typical athlete mindset, man. Try doing this shit in a crowded nightclub with disco music and strobe lights going off in your face while some nigr is throwing hands and his bitch is hitting you with her purse (LOL). Weapons and dirty tricks? You reading comic books, bro?
No, it is easy to add weapons
Weapons have their own system and traditional arts are better at combining it with unarmed combat. And with traditional I don't mean 70+ years old Taekwondo or Aikido but Koryu Bujutsu and Southeastasian arts.
*WISDOM: YOU DON'T KNOW WHO YOU'RE FUCKING WITH.*
Paul is a legit legend in the H2H combat world. Yes, he is fighting his own demons right now, but the cheap shots some people feel the need to take about it are simply pathetic.
When they issue these weapons, no more bad days at the office.
Would've been interesting testing Vunak on one of GT's animal days.
Seems like s great story teller
went to a weekend seminar. a question asked.... who would be the first person you would step into a life-or-death fight for. everyone in the room got it wrong. this being police and security. can you answer the question?
Myself..
well done.
@@fragglerock5696 yup.
Most blackbelts would die on the street .
Lots of them have never been hit they have no idea.
Shouldn’t get a black belt unless your sparring and competing first
It seems a bit out there Paul's self defense but it works it's good
Did he ever box professional or mma?
He helped bring gracies to torrance
@@JohnnyDanger36963 I remember there was an article about Paul Vuank accepting a challenge with Rickson Gracie back in 1992 before UFC and MMA was even a concept. He admitted to losing back then and decided to add BJJ to his arsenal with Rickson Gracie as his teacher. It was a good article and he got Dan Inosanto to also train with the Gracies too.
@@Zen-OhsMethod i trained under dan.and also richard,both at the same time.paul was also in my school.
The man is a legend, but he's so methed up...
You can go train with Paul in his trailer park in Oceanside, California.
Nah. That shit's fucked up, man. You'll spend all afternoon waiting for the guy to show you some brilliance but instead watch a man slowly disintegrate. It's sad, man.
@@J3unG I see you talk from experience.
@J3unG He's homeless now. Got kicked out of his trailer.
@@davidtice4972why?
@@JohnnyDanger36963 Didn't pay his rent.
there are no "tap outs" in street fighting.....
Gem 💎
Street fighting is just combat with out rules.
Excellent!!
Bro I like paul. Now a days ppl don't fight...but I'm mid to late 30s and I remember when men used to get down n take pride in having hands. And dude he's very accurate. Anyways idk if this will come in handy but it won't hurt to get a good base n fighting. Never kno? Maybe the punk trying to square up loaded his gun wrong. Wouldn't hurt to kno how to throw paws
#truth
goat status
Comon sense 👏
Bologana. Wrestling, boxing, muy thai, judo, jujitsu is where it's at.
Any footage of thix guy sparring ??
There’s a ton on TH-cam paul vunuk
@@Rafael-xx1id i havent found 1. I appreciate any links if someone has tgem
@@carlfortin9206 me either.
@@carlfortin9206lots of paul vunak on youtube
This lad couldn't fight sleep
You should go whip him and video it for all of us to learn from.
He's one crazy but wise joker!
Yeh, man. That fucking guy is getting worse as he gets older. He's turning into dust before our eyes.
I teach ,reactionary response ! Some don't have it and never will6
Then what’s the point of teaching it
Wow…are you awesome or what?
It’s what.
You can be an 8th degree black belt and be an amazing teacher you can execute techniques and be mostly badass.getn in a true life street fight changes how bad you really are..practicing great techniques is a beautiful thing and the confidence and respect that you learn from it is all good. Some will freeze up for the half a split second you needed to survive.some that never had any training in fighting and backed into a real bad situation can be reactionary in fight or flight and take you out ,regardless of anything. If you have to think about what move to counter a move ,that don't work in a real fight .just saying .have a great day ,and practice those rolls.
Interesting because at the filipino kali academy we were taught part of bruces system,of reflexes drilled before technique.
I wonder if Vunak is making money on all these video? hmmnnn
He better show us how to fight in jail lol
Vaul Punak
Respect Paul Vunak. But this promo guy at the end!! 😂😂🤣 "Ultra brutal fight ending moves that I cant share with you", "too ugly, to vicious, and quite honestly too lethal" 🤣🤣 When someone uses any of those words to advertise their course, run for the hills! There are far more "lethal" things shown on youtube. Im going to guess far "uglier" techniques, people, and backdrop as well.
Yeh...that phat four eyed phuk was annoying, yeah. LOL.
👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌👍👍
Oh sweet jesus
Is he on drugs?
Paul ya still the best from the whole jkd fraternity and its Truth, truth is not an opinion Truth stands alone lol, all ya need is a beard and your the Messiah 😂😂😂
i don't believe he has ever been in a real fight
Why not?
Then you should research him. There’s a lot that can be said bad about him but, “he can’t fight,” isn’t one of them.
@@williamsmith8790 how many times have you seen him in a real fight?
He was in a ton . He trained seal team in hand to hand . He was arrested a lot for bar fights when he was young . Drug addict , alcoholic probably , but good street fighter
@@Rafael-xx1id and how do you know that?
bullshido 101
Bs.
Please explain
You suck, apparently.
Real recognizes real…and you didn’t.
I trained with Vunak, Inosanto and the boys back on the 80s. JKD was the in thing before the Gracies showed up. Vunak was at the top of the heap until drugs and alcohol ruined his career. He had a contract for a few years with the SEALs but they also brought a number of other guys in too to train them also. I just think MMA became what JKD was trying to be. JKD's problem was in the synthesis. It became a smorgasbord of disconnected arts that never found a common thread. Last I heard Vunak was struggling with a number of personal issues. I think he also had trouble dealing with the fact he was no longer the hot commodity he was decades ago.
The comment section😂 His fans are literally like "Roadhouse is a true story" The complete bullshit idiocy is astounding.
There is no point in bringing it up. We all know. Be respectful and delete your comment.
BLA, BLA, BLA, BLA, BLA........
So what you are saying is you are deaf and could not hear, or you are just stupid and too arrogant to take in the lesson? I am not sure, but your answer was void of any details…unlike Vunak’s, which was filled with real world details.