This video is high class. No bullshit. I use many of these in my sparring already, but this is a superb compilation. Also the point on always head movement is 100% right, noticed it myself. Had just a short glance on your other videos. Very good stuff. Subscribed!
I love ur channel. U don't teach styles just what is effective in fighting, u remind me Bruce Lee When he said absorb what is useful discard what is useless.
+Effective Martial Arts Hi, I watched Tyson v Ruddock and he was waiting for Ruddock to throw his hook/uppercut and then dodging and was caught a number of times whereas when he was trained by Rooney his head moved constantly and he countered like how you stated here, great stuff.
Thanks, Mark Ant! That's what we do, watch and learn from the greatest in each martial art and integrate the techniques, principles and lessons into a comprehensive system. Glad you liked it and Happy Holidays :) - Patrick
I suggest to make short videos ,Rather than long ones , to follow your instructions perfectly, because your videos are full of steps and need time to follow and practice.
Indeed, Shinwoo K, it is good to develop your own personal style, and there are many possible variants for each technique. The important thing is that you understand the basic principles of effectiveness, and that you are able to apply the technique successfully against a resisting partner. Keep up the good work! - Patrick
Lol... they both did use these techniques and strategies, but at the highest level, speed, skill and endurance are big factors. Thanks for your comment! - Patrick
Thanks for the feedback, james. Indeed, it is good to extend one's arm for maximum reach, but we want to avoid hyper-extension of the elbow joint to prevent injury. - Patrick
So true, Awakened Sleeper. We recommend going slow to start, to really understand the movement, then progressively faster, and in more realistic application training.
This is all taught in boxing, minus, the kicks and take downs. Too bad they didn't teach any of this in karate. I'm a black belt and never learned any of this in my karate class.
Indeed, Testa, martial arts styles evolved to favor certain techniques and ranges, our goal with EMA is simply to combine what works into one structured curriculum. Thanks for watching and commenting! - Patrick
Serious underrated channel...
Thanks! Woking on changing that 💪
- Patrick
Ma quanto sono bravi questi due ragazzi. Vera scienza.
Grazie mille! - Patrick
One word outstanding, keep it up my friend.
Thanks, Victor Cabral, much appreciated.
- Patrick
You deserve much more subs. Great video!👏👏
Thanks, Stkrdknmibalz! Working on it :)
- Patrick
fantastic instructional thanks Patrick
My pleasure, Dermot Payne, much more good stuff to come in 2018!
- Patrick
I've learned so much . Your channel is the best when it comes to educational MMA.
Thanks! Much more good stuff to come :)
- Patrick
Basic is shurly and perfecly esy to understand very good martial art Thank you.
Thanks, glad you like it! - Patrick
Fantastic Video. Helped a lot especially. Keep it up
Great! Thanks for the comment 😊
- Patrick
Very good. Greetings from Brazil
Thanks, Marcellus! - Patrick
This video is high class. No bullshit. I use many of these in my sparring already, but this is a superb compilation. Also the point on always head movement is 100% right, noticed it myself.
Had just a short glance on your other videos. Very good stuff. Subscribed!
Thank you so much!
I love ur channel.
U don't teach styles just what is effective in fighting, u remind me Bruce Lee When he said absorb what is useful discard what is useless.
Thanks, Abdulsamad. Indeed, I'm glad you grasp the concept of EMA. This is just the beginning... Stay tuned! - Patrick
Really, Really Good 😎👍
Thanks, b hughes! - Patrick
You are great brother
Thanks, sohab khan!
good beginner video
Thanks! More advanced stuff coming soon 😉
- Patrick
great!
Thanks!
very good!
Thanks, Vincent, glad you like it!
- Patrick
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Merry Christmas
Thank you a lot, these techniques seem easy to understand and practice. Hope it works for me!
Thanks, and indeed they are, the key is to start slow. Happy training!
Great ,♥️🙏thanks
My pleasure!
Thanks for the comment 🙏
- Patrick
Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year!!!😁😁😁😁
Thanks, Fred Drake! Hope your year is off to a powerful start :)
- Patrick
Thanks Patrick 😀😀
I love all of your videos and I have learned a lot from them,keep up the good work.
Thanks, Victor. Glad you like it! - Patrick
Good job Patrick :)
Thanks, Diana Diana! Your support is much appreciated :)
+Effective Martial Arts Hi, I watched Tyson v Ruddock and he was waiting for Ruddock to throw his hook/uppercut and then dodging and was caught a number of times whereas when he was trained by Rooney his head moved constantly and he countered like how you stated here, great stuff.
Thanks, Mark Ant! That's what we do, watch and learn from the greatest in each martial art and integrate the techniques, principles and lessons into a comprehensive system. Glad you liked it and Happy Holidays :)
- Patrick
How do you do hearts for comments? LOL!
Its good...
Succinctly explained, I am going to try it in shadow 🥊. Thank you.
Thanks for your comment, Saurabh. Have fun! - Patrick
Sir please make more video thanks sir👍💐
Thanks for the suggestion, working on it!
Good
Thanks!
Bravissimi. Congratulazioni.
Grazie!
I suggest to make short videos ,Rather than long ones , to follow your instructions perfectly, because your videos are full of steps and need time to follow and practice.
Thanks for the suggestion, Moawia. Will take this into consideration for future videos. - Patrick
Love u
👍👍👍👍
I prefer to bend the waist less on the slipping, and turning my hips a bit more (so, on the end, the head moves the same) My personal preference : )
Indeed, Shinwoo K, it is good to develop your own personal style, and there are many possible variants for each technique. The important thing is that you understand the basic principles of effectiveness, and that you are able to apply the technique successfully against a resisting partner. Keep up the good work!
- Patrick
This what AJ should of done v Parker, you should train him!
Lol... they both did use these techniques and strategies, but at the highest level, speed, skill and endurance are big factors. Thanks for your comment!
- Patrick
Thanks.
Everything was helpful but as you said proper technique you lock your elbow while demonstrating
Thanks for the feedback, james. Indeed, it is good to extend one's arm for maximum reach, but we want to avoid hyper-extension of the elbow joint to prevent injury. - Patrick
Hammer fist and forearm strikes next please. ΟωΟ
Thanks for the suggestion, Naori, duly noted :)
Effective Martial Arts NP. ΟωΟ
I believe these tactics would be very effective fighting a grizzly bear.
I like you petrick
Thanks, I like you too!
these only work if you have SPEEEEED - which means practising until you start dreaming about counters in your sleep.
So true, Awakened Sleeper. We recommend going slow to start, to really understand the movement, then progressively faster, and in more realistic application training.
This is all taught in boxing, minus, the kicks and take downs. Too bad they didn't teach any of this in karate. I'm a black belt and never learned any of this in my karate class.
Indeed, Testa, martial arts styles evolved to favor certain techniques and ranges, our goal with EMA is simply to combine what works into one structured curriculum. Thanks for watching and commenting! - Patrick