You're missing the point. You have to train yourself to be faster than lightning. Only then will you be able to wrap your arm round your opponent's arm before he pulls it back. You gotta focus, man. Focus. You can do this.
SMH As a Ranger we've done that one in real time in warzones. I know where the punch is aimed and despite what the average armchair warrior who thinks sports fighting is real combat believes even a female can has pulled this off. Because in real combat we're not standing there exchanging blows like idiots. We know the aim is at the head and we move to avoid. It's basically cqc
That shit ain’t working In real life period, cuz someone who can fight isn’t going to advertise what hand or punch is coming at you, and guarantee the slightest feint would expose your arm braking plan, and you’d get knocked out by an uppercut or left hook. And that’s reality not your video game bullshit which I apparently practiced In real war combat
@@tonytomahawk5160 As an average armchair warrior that have done martial arts since I was 12, you will never catch and break my arm with the technique shown. Maybe against the average Joe it works but if its that, just kick or knee the balls.
@@staarfajter922 Considering we used it in cqc in the military then you're telling me you're above trained soldiers. Good for you However that doesn't change the reality of what I stated despite what you or anyone else thinks. 40 years of training and on record training military and law enforcement. So honestly I couldn't care less what you think to begin with. Even before any training just as an ambidextrous person who had to fight someone like you wasn't very impressive to begin with. Because you actually believe your more than likely right handed ass is special. Thanks but this was never a pissing contest.
Number two is nasty, that’s not just a game wonder, that’s a life ender (paralyzed anyway). Just remember no matter how justified the level of self defense used, one still gets to answer to law enforcement and possibly a judge and or jury.
@@pedrobrando4606There is more self defence uses with a firearm than murder. And most states allow you to use legal force in your property for defence. And more With stand your ground laws, for even out on the street.
These neckbreaks are extreme types of actions that would be used in war in unarmed combat or if you're in gangland and there's no way out. You'd be silly to try this in a normal streetfight - you'd go to gaol for a long time. The on-floor wrestling instructor is also unnecessarily and very aggressive - he tries to come across as calm and reasonable but after having been in many such situations, you can tell by the very extremely red face of his opposer, his constant groans from pain and the numerous tapouts. The instructor needs another instructor to show him how to instruct properly.
#1 is just crazy. Yes yes yes the bald dude is absolutely correct on how easily you can break your hand but the hiding dude…. Excuse me, “jack” is not going to be able to hit your hand that easily. People in street fights don’t throw straight punches right at your level of hight. They will throw crazy angled punches that will make you have to really be fast and accurate to do that “fist breaker move”. That move is more of a deflect than an actual finisher lol.
The chances of pulling any that off are very slim at best. I mean, even with a preempt, it's still gonna be difficult at speed. The guy at 5:03 I like what he does, the others not so much.
@@evertjen or key lock. A good defence for a Kimora is to shrimp away and try to grab your own pant leg to keep your shoulder in one piece while you frame our. . I'd rather defend a Kimora than a key lock / Americana anyday
Boxing is like basic Karate - the endurance and strength and ability of the fighter only gets you so far - it is a limited set of techniques that limits both on boxers you work the knees and body and they run out of steam fast
the stuff on the ground is good to know since a lot of fights end up there....as far as the neck?? -to me it looks like it would be very difficult to do in a real situation; there are so many other things that can be done to counter a grab on the shoulder........
Throw a punch and hold it there for me to grab and break! Stand there in slow-mo while I break your neck! The slide kick to the knee is good. So is jujitsu move
ha- that first one is one of my FAVORITE moves---I've done that since Ranger school LONG time ago!!! :) I don't "fight"-- I elliminate!!! This and other serious actions taught in Ranger school-- PLUS 40 years experience as bodyguard/anti-terrorost operative.. and more.
Thanks for your Sevice. I was in the US Army myself from 1981 to 1987. First duty station 101st Division second 3rd Armored Division in what was then West Germany. To me you guys are always the Top Dogs.
@@jerrylopez5979 THANK YOU for your service-- I feel the same way about YOu guys.. I was in great shape til I got mashed between 2 trucks in 99 and now I'm a hot mess.. :) I use my cane- but i can easily handle multiple attackers with that.. :)
So sorry that happened to you. I'm 61 . I have degenerative disc desease . The pain gets worse as the days progress. I have 2 discs that bone on bone. I can't be on my feet for a long time. I can't ride my Harley for long distance anymore my back can't take it. I had it for about 37 years. Good luck to you. Take good care of yourself.
If you are small you have also some advantages. you can dive under the opponent faster then a big guy for exemple when he will doing his haymaker which is a very common technique in streat fight you can dive unter his incoming arm and striking him in the balls with your open hand so that your hand will be directed like in case of grabbing the balls after that you can escaping behind his back . this is a dirty defence option techniq suitable for smaller guys and also girls ✋🍌👀
The no. 5 (1st technique in the video) can be exploited against boxers, escpecially by karatekas. Boxers are trained to through jab cross in the form of straight right hands or left hands, keeping the elbow straigh and tight. In that position, if a karateka applies the middle blocking (uki) techniques , the arm can be broken . This is why, karatekas themselves are trained to throw punches with their elbows slightly bent
@@dabunnyrabbit2620 speaking of the first technique i have already dun something like this but in a different situation also in different way . because if you doing this in that way and somebody makes a video off this the judge will see that your clear intention was to break the arm of the opponent . My version looking more like an accident 🤗I'm more efficient and cunning 🐍
@Raktaarion Sure you are.... "If your doing this in that way and someone makes a video off this" Not exactly sure what that means. Anyway, if someone attacked you and you did pull it off and someone got it on video, that would be great because then the judge would clearly see that they attacked you, and you defended yourself.
@@dabunnyrabbit2620 Jeah that's true but it depends on how heavy you defend yourself . For exemple by following someone to the ground to punch him a few times on his nose well it will no longer be perceived as self-defense, but rather an attack . Nowadays everyone has a Phone with a kamera and big brother will watching you everywhere especially in the citys so you have to check your surroundings before doing something . Just for the case of ( watchers ) I don't show any form of invitation to fight and I will never going with someone behind the club to prove my self This will be no longer self defence . but if the opponent begins with grabbing on this place where i was for the whole time will i will probably destroy his limps so that he will be no longer able to do anything to me especially legs knees and ankles are my targets so that he can not follow me to checking what kind of vehicle i drive or where I live this is very important . But before anything happens I put my hands forward in a neutral position, signaling that I don't want any trouble ( this is what the witnesses should saying to the police when they arrive so that i will be perceived as a Peaceful citicen 😇🐍) from this position I can quickly go to a counterattack and finish the game in most cases within seconds ( using my techniques which are not common at all ) . By putting my hands forward I build a kind of shield so that the opponent doesn't try to push me because that's how street fights often start and it brings nothing at all . Pushing away is stupid because you can doing this kind of ping ping until one of the participants pulls a knife and that will change everything 🤗 knife defence requires some special skills and you will be injured anyway because it is like playing with fire you will be burned in any case of touching the fire there is no other way so it is wise to avoid this situation at any cost ( if possible )
Well guys, these five breaking techniques shoul be the worst case scenarios before applieying evasive, soft or semi hard blockings depending who you are facing. - for more see the 5 levels of Chinn-Na applications. Best regards, Paul, 68, retired instructor of Goju-ryu Karate
Truly loved the refresher on the kicking technique well done sir asra breaking somebody's neck life death situation only elbow blocks I remember from my old days of wing chun techniques stay safe at the guys thanks for the video
Very useful information but right in the beginning the audio sounds not so healthy. While you show us how to brake bones, maybe you've broken some bones from the mic as well
This is *secret* JKD stuff! We were expected to spend a year just running and practicing Shotokan basics before we learned these. Then again, the hard Shotokan blocks ARE supposed to be bone breaking, I suppose...
It's just like in Tai chi where you hold the ball that's the whole reason is to break the arm I like attacking the nerve in the middle of the arm on the inside I go after the carotid sinus and many of the neck break moves in Tai chi chuan use the concept of using the other person's body to snap their own neck I thought that was interesting like slant fly
This technique is WAYYY over the top unless you are dead certain you are in a life or death scenario; not just a hand on the shoulder. If you don’t get 10-20 in an orange suit, their brother or friend will give you a 9MM headache.
While I think it's useful to know how to achieve leverage to break things, the reason this is useless is that viewers may focus on these movements, which means they get distracted from what's actually going on. Secondly, without training in these AND other alternatives when things change, it's pointless. So these are equivalent to looking at a stock take inventory and then thinking you're good at business.
I dont agree with the breaking hand bones when punching someones face,ive been in dozens of fights and have striked chins,noses,eye sockets,behind the ears,and never broken a single bone ever. Hitting the skull forehead or elbows yes that can break your hand bones but not the face.
The techniques shown here need a V.E.R.Y. high level of expertise which only comes from a V.E.R.Y long (and intensive) time of training bcse your opponent is unlikely to react to your techniques in the way you expect (and hope)
Bone breaker number three almost reminds me of that movie ...."They Live". The practitioners ears and lips are like U32 Chernobyl pink lipstick and the poor test body guy's head looks like a heavy water deficient Chernobyl control rod fresh out of the oven. The skin tones don't match the rest of their bodies. Hence... They Live
I really like the good moves I've done judo over the years it's really good to see more self-defence classes out there and online an as I say not everything is about woman I would use all these moves on a woman if she tried to hurt me or attack me I treat a man as I would treat a woman no difference we need to have more men out there that need to grow some balls and defend themselves against women then there would be not much domestic violence out there
Because you might not have enough time to prep, pull your gun in time, it can jam, etc. It's good to be prepared for different scenarios. Don't rely on one single thing. It's also a little funny when a person carries a gun and thinks that he's the most powerful person in town, but if it wasn't for the gun, he'd be slapped up by the first angry Karen.
#2 should only be used if you know for a fact that your life or others are in danger otherwise you will go to prison most likely for 1st degree murder.
The last bone breaker did not make much sense. The opponent is always going to go for the head with speed and power, not stay there for you to hit shoulder heigth or hit his shoulders. I have knocked numerous opponents out going for off center and side of the head with powerful snap punches. The power is in the snap. You thrust with your arm and snap your fist in the end. Much like a whip. The energy builds as it goes through the whip and it's power is released at the tip end. Like all of your breakers, repetition is the key to work it into muscle memory and is released in the precise circumstance when you naturally need it. A kick above the ankle is the weakest spot in the tibula - fibula area and will break those two bones, thus crippling your adversary and giving you total command over the situation. Blinding, taking his wind or crippling your opponent gives you command in every fight. There is no such thing as a fair fight or fighting by the rules, the objective is to overcome and even kill if necessary. Everything else is just horsing around. Keeping yourself in reasonable condition is important. You must set your intentions before engaging. A fight is not measured by technique alone, their is a duration factor. How long can you sustain yourself in a protracted or multiconfrontational fight ? In a multiconfrontational fight, the Kill mind must be used. Knowing how to set your intents, your environment, your exits and other things should be set in your mind. Too many people rely on a one shot, one technique move to be the end all of fights. The tougher you are, the more challenging that things can get. Some idiot may even elect to use a gun so attempt to accomplish your intent and move out rapidly and hope things aren't more protracted or involved than that. Better to avoid contact by any means or distraction possible than to engage ! A friend always !
Don't try this at home kids. If your a instructor do not teach techniques like this one just to show off what a barny bad-ass you are. I reserve teaching techniques like this one until years after a student passes their black belt exam. You are responsible for your students actions. Good luck. Laoshr #60 Ching Yi Kung Fu Association
The very first thing he says is incredibly false. It does not take too much time to learn how to catch/counter and manipulate a punch. They teach you that stuff on day 1 of Kung Fu training. Kung Fu is the most efficient and effective form of self defense. What he says takes too much time to learn, is what he ends up doing anyway. He's blocking but he's still catching and manipulating that punch. The way he's doing it is similar to one of the hundreds of counters learnt in Kung Fu. Stay far away from trainers like him. I'm yanking my 7 year old out of a tkd mcdojo he's been in under a 6 months contract with a guy just like this.
So in public a person you don’t know is going to punch you and you already have your martial arts guard up? Your not in the field anymore! You’re talking about a bar and social hour! But I do like the no bs take names idea.
On top of it this guy's never going to be able to stop somebody throwing a f****** punch at his head because you know what. It's very fast when someone actually wants to hit you. It's not slow. That's how you get knocked out. You didn't see it coming that little f****** b******* double lock block that he does doesn't work. Reaction. You have to train reaction. You can't train blocking you can't train how to stop the punch unless you are training how to move away from it. So for those of you out there please train how to move away from a punch train for reaction cuz you can roll with a punch and take pressure off of it. But you can't stop it from coming because it's very fast. So you're fast switch fibers. Have to manipulate your body. The second that you feel that something's happening this little blocking s*** and people that train had a block that works in UFC. It doesn't work in a real fight. I mean I've been stabbed I've been shot at and trust me I didn't try to block it. It didn't work so it doesn't work and I have over 30 years experience in martial arts and nothing trains you for the real thing. The real thing is a real thing and it's going to happen whether you like it or not because when it goes down it goes down. Do not try to block s*** get the f*** out of the way then you have a chance depending on how fast your mind works or how to counter that
Impressive to see Jim Arvanitis in the vid. Not so many know him, but seems no one knows his age; certainly not wikipedia 😂 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Arvanitis
“You throw one punch and you’re going to have a broken hand”… I’m sorry, WHAT? Punching without protection does have huge risks, but that is a slight exaggeration, especially if you have any clue about what you’re doing.
Don’t use the neck break unless you want your next sparring partner to be locked in a cell with you 23 hours a day.
Can’t believe the neck was even shown. Very dangerous even in training. So many other options.
But Bubba needs a sparing partner though
Then he gives bubba the butthole surfer
... and plan on being his girl
@@kojam1 No, I’d make an ugly girlfriend so I’m gonna have to fight to the death 😏
Richard Simmons doing martial arts, kicking people with the oldies. And Chad from the first clip was like "but I got these tiny hands".
LMFAO!!! OMGosh a thousand thumbs up. Your comment is off the charts! 🤣 I just mentioned him as a rock star, hahahaha.
I just want them to teach me where to find this attackers that won’t move or react while I perform these lethal techniques
Always interesting to watch these techniques but when it comes to sparring, everything looks like boxing not the Kung fu fights u see in the movies
that’s the whole point to the training, putting some order in chaos. otherwise, nothing would work in a ‘real fight’ or in a ‘street fight’
You're missing the point. You have to train yourself to be faster than lightning. Only then will you be able to wrap your arm round your opponent's arm before he pulls it back. You gotta focus, man. Focus. You can do this.
They the elementary school.
@@911SalvageIt's called doing the unexpectedly to the unexpected, gaining an advantage. What fighting basically is.
He is KILLIN' that poor guy's shoulder!
Gotta feel for the demo guys
Seriously, that guy receiving hand submissions from the ground 😢
#1 No one is going to throw a punch and then wait with their arm out straight and stationary for buddy to break it
Yes in that situation he's saying he knows the punch is coming.
SMH
As a Ranger we've done that one in real time in warzones.
I know where the punch is aimed and despite what the average armchair warrior who thinks sports fighting is real combat believes even a female can has pulled this off.
Because in real combat we're not standing there exchanging blows like idiots. We know the aim is at the head and we move to avoid.
It's basically cqc
That shit ain’t working In real life period, cuz someone who can fight isn’t going to advertise what hand or punch is coming at you, and guarantee the slightest feint would expose your arm braking plan, and you’d get knocked out by an uppercut or left hook. And that’s reality not your video game bullshit which I apparently practiced In real war combat
@@tonytomahawk5160 As an average armchair warrior that have done martial arts since I was 12, you will never catch and break my arm with the technique shown.
Maybe against the average Joe it works but if its that, just kick or knee the balls.
@@staarfajter922
Considering we used it in cqc in the military then you're telling me you're above trained soldiers.
Good for you
However that doesn't change the reality of what I stated despite what you or anyone else thinks.
40 years of training and on record training military and law enforcement. So honestly I couldn't care less what you think to begin with. Even before any training just as an ambidextrous person who had to fight someone like you wasn't very impressive to begin with.
Because you actually believe your more than likely right handed ass is special.
Thanks but this was never a pissing contest.
#3 was hilarious
#2 is he related to Richard Simmons 🤣😂
And # 1 masks 😂😂
Number two is nasty, that’s not just a game wonder, that’s a life ender (paralyzed anyway).
Just remember no matter how justified the level of self defense used, one still gets to answer to law enforcement and possibly a judge and or jury.
Yeah,you can use that in an ilegal arrest...
And remember, when the prosecuter takes an interest, they paint the loop icture of you and what happened in a very ugly light...
If your family is threatened with a gun or knife anything goes.If you did that to an aggressive panhandler you would likely go to prison.
@@pedrobrando4606There is more self defence uses with a firearm than murder.
And most states allow you to use legal force in your property for defence.
And more With stand your ground laws, for even out on the street.
These neckbreaks are extreme types of actions that would be used in war in unarmed combat or if you're in gangland and there's no way out. You'd be silly to try this in a normal streetfight - you'd go to gaol for a long time. The on-floor wrestling instructor is also unnecessarily and very aggressive - he tries to come across as calm and reasonable but after having been in many such situations, you can tell by the very extremely red face of his opposer, his constant groans from pain and the numerous tapouts. The instructor needs another instructor to show him how to instruct properly.
Instead of stomping his head just flip him off with both fingers after delivering the stone cold stunner
#1 is just crazy. Yes yes yes the bald dude is absolutely correct on how easily you can break your hand but the hiding dude…. Excuse me, “jack” is not going to be able to hit your hand that easily. People in street fights don’t throw straight punches right at your level of hight. They will throw crazy angled punches that will make you have to really be fast and accurate to do that “fist breaker move”. That move is more of a deflect than an actual finisher lol.
Good point.
The chances of pulling any that off are very slim at best.
I mean, even with a preempt, it's still gonna be difficult at speed.
The guy at 5:03 I like what he does, the others not so much.
Neck breaker is probably unlikely, but the rest make sense. The knee kick and kimora have been used to great success in MMA.
I have used this a lot in bjj but that's not a street fight. He does a good job teaching. Too
@@z5m2 Kimura is with the hand down. This technique is also called Americana.
@@evertjen or key lock. A good defence for a Kimora is to shrimp away and try to grab your own pant leg to keep your shoulder in one piece while you frame our. . I'd rather defend a Kimora than a key lock / Americana anyday
Americana -hand up Kimura - hand is down; both shoulder locks
Boxers have been whooping ass on the streets over a century. Boxers that have street experience are not stupid
Which type of boxing tho?
Boxing is like basic Karate - the endurance and strength and ability of the fighter only gets you so far - it is a limited set of techniques that limits both
on boxers you work the knees and body and they run out of steam fast
the stuff on the ground is good to know since a lot of fights end up there....as far as the neck?? -to me it looks like it would be very difficult to do in a real situation; there are so many other things that can be done to counter a grab on the shoulder........
10:10 The "rock star" of self-defense.
"Darker side of martial arts" Good grief, excellent follow up to Pocket Sand video.
Throw a punch and hold it there for me to grab and break!
Stand there in slow-mo while I break your neck!
The slide kick to the knee is good.
So is jujitsu move
One out of Five.
Oh I found my place in the you tube world thanks
Me thinking to myself “number one better be good”
14:30 some dude in a dorky mask
It did not fail to disappoint
ha- that first one is one of my FAVORITE moves---I've done that since Ranger school LONG time ago!!! :) I don't "fight"-- I elliminate!!! This and other serious actions taught in Ranger school-- PLUS 40 years experience as bodyguard/anti-terrorost operative.. and more.
Much respect.
Thanks for your Sevice. I was in the US Army myself from 1981 to 1987. First duty station 101st Division second 3rd Armored Division in what was then West Germany. To me you guys are always the Top Dogs.
@@jerrylopez5979 THANK YOU for your service-- I feel the same way about YOu guys.. I was in great shape til I got mashed between 2 trucks in 99 and now I'm a hot mess.. :) I use my cane- but i can easily handle multiple attackers with that.. :)
@@mattgoodmangoodmanlawnmowi2454 THANKS-- YOU TOO..
So sorry that happened to you. I'm 61 . I have degenerative disc desease . The pain gets worse as the days progress. I have 2 discs that bone on bone. I can't be on my feet for a long time. I can't ride my Harley for long distance anymore my back can't take it. I had it for about 37 years. Good luck to you. Take good care of yourself.
Thanks guys can you do a video for a bigger slower guy like myself maybe how to use my weight as an advantage if someone attacks me
Work on timing.
Work on simple dirty stuff.
If you are small you have also some advantages. you can dive under the opponent faster then a big guy for exemple when he will doing his haymaker which is a very common technique in streat fight you can dive unter his incoming arm and striking him in the balls with your open hand so that your hand will be directed like in case of grabbing the balls after that you can escaping behind his back . this is a dirty defence option techniq suitable for smaller guys and also girls ✋🍌👀
Thanks FF! 💪
You're welcome!
The no. 5 (1st technique in the video) can be exploited against boxers, escpecially by karatekas. Boxers are trained to through jab cross in the form of straight right hands or left hands, keeping the elbow straigh and tight. In that position, if a karateka applies the middle blocking (uki) techniques , the arm can be broken . This is why, karatekas themselves are trained to throw punches with their elbows slightly bent
i personally like the first technique the most but the whole presentation was very interesting 💪🐍
You'll never pull it off in rl.
@@dabunnyrabbit2620 speaking of the first technique i have already dun something like this but in a different situation also in different way . because if you doing this in that way and somebody makes a video off this the judge will see that your clear intention was to break the arm of the opponent . My version looking more like an accident 🤗I'm more efficient and cunning 🐍
@Raktaarion
Sure you are....
"If your doing this in that way and someone makes a video off this"
Not exactly sure what that means.
Anyway, if someone attacked you and you did pull it off and someone got it on video, that would be great because then the judge would clearly see that they attacked you, and you defended yourself.
@@dabunnyrabbit2620 Jeah that's true but it depends on how heavy you defend yourself . For exemple by following someone to the ground to punch him a few times on his nose well it will no longer be perceived as self-defense, but rather an attack . Nowadays everyone has a Phone with a kamera and big brother will watching you everywhere especially in the citys so you have to check your surroundings before doing something . Just for the case of ( watchers ) I don't show any form of invitation to fight and I will never going with someone behind the club to prove my self This will be no longer self defence . but if the opponent begins with grabbing on this place where i was for the whole time will i will probably destroy his limps so that he will be no longer able to do anything to me especially legs knees and ankles are my targets so that he can not follow me to checking what kind of vehicle i drive or where I live this is very important . But before anything happens I put my hands forward in a neutral position, signaling that I don't want any trouble ( this is what the witnesses should saying to the police when they arrive so that i will be perceived as a Peaceful citicen 😇🐍) from this position I can quickly go to a counterattack and finish the game in most cases within seconds ( using my techniques which are not common at all ) . By putting my hands forward I build a kind of shield so that the opponent doesn't try to push me because that's how street fights often start and it brings nothing at all . Pushing away is stupid because you can doing this kind of ping ping until one of the participants pulls a knife and that will change everything 🤗 knife defence requires some special skills and you will be injured anyway because it is like playing with fire you will be burned in any case of touching the fire there is no other way so it is wise to avoid this situation at any cost ( if possible )
The fifth demonstration is the reason I do open hand soft target striking.
Well guys, these five breaking techniques shoul be the worst case scenarios before applieying evasive, soft or semi hard blockings depending who you are facing. - for more see the 5 levels of Chinn-Na applications.
Best regards, Paul, 68, retired instructor of Goju-ryu Karate
14.22 stone cold stunner,Austin 3.16 says I just kicked your ass. 😂😂
“We need to finish this man and get out” taken out of context could be… interesting.
I have never seen anyone in life pull off #5
elbow blocks where the most viable in this clip in my opinion 👌👍
Truly loved the refresher on the kicking technique well done sir asra breaking somebody's neck life death situation only elbow blocks I remember from my old days of wing chun techniques stay safe at the guys thanks for the video
Real nice scalp massage starting at 5:38.
lol
Liked and subscribed. Thank you.
I have this fool proof move called the reach and pull...where I reach for my pistol and pull the trigger...its very effective.
Looks great on camera. Now try it on a real fight
In kenpo, that 1st one is called a Semitar Break
Thought #4 was about to get a stone cold stunner
Fist breaker just got kicked in the groin and it cracked his walnuts
Pretty awesome, thank you!!
Excellent.
Very useful information but right in the beginning the audio sounds not so healthy. While you show us how to brake bones, maybe you've broken some bones from the mic as well
!!! A V E E E !!!!ATAMANs OF STREET FIGHTING !!!KOZAK ALjI!!!
Military applications!!!
Guy on the floor was turning red. He kept tapping but his bud didn't let up.
This is *secret* JKD stuff! We were expected to spend a year just running and practicing Shotokan basics before we learned these. Then again, the hard Shotokan blocks ARE supposed to be bone breaking, I suppose...
It's just like in Tai chi where you hold the ball that's the whole reason is to break the arm I like attacking the nerve in the middle of the arm on the inside I go after the carotid sinus and many of the neck break moves in Tai chi chuan use the concept of using the other person's body to snap their own neck I thought that was interesting like slant fly
Nice moves!
OK NECK BREAK ---JAIL TIME!
Akumu Ryu 🙏
Throw techniques break techniques dangerous jiu-jitsu crake bone
This technique is WAYYY over the top unless you are dead certain you are in a life or death scenario; not just a hand on the shoulder. If you don’t get 10-20 in an orange suit, their brother or friend will give you a 9MM headache.
Great
Watch that tall guy bad vibes from him
Chad got that baby hand he keeps throwing his punch with 😂
I have an aunt that looks exactly like Jim Arvanitis in #2
Wow just WOW! People think this stuff works in the street 😂
While I think it's useful to know how to achieve leverage to break things, the reason this is useless is that viewers may focus on these movements, which means they get distracted from what's actually going on. Secondly, without training in these AND other alternatives when things change, it's pointless. So these are equivalent to looking at a stock take inventory and then thinking you're good at business.
Look how redhewas ! Good move ❤
I will now wear a neck brace wherever I go. And goggles.
Most of this is freaking Hilarious lol
The audio contains lots of static.
Biting the nipple is vissious, too
woww, it was really helpful. My neighbours son wont like it at all.
I dont agree with the breaking hand bones when punching someones face,ive been in dozens of fights and have striked chins,noses,eye sockets,behind the ears,and never broken a single bone ever. Hitting the skull forehead or elbows yes that can break your hand bones but not the face.
Bouncer maybe? Make us a youtube video and commentary! Would be better than dojo material, I'm thinking.
2 last ones. First one dosent work. It looks good in slow motion.
Can easily miss and get nailled with the second haymayker
I really feel like if you used this in a professional setting or gym it would terrify everyone you know
The training in the 90's was private at the house.
Cool! hankst
That dude in the first set has some of the smallest hands I have ever seen.
Should just put a cap in Chads knee cap
The techniques shown here need a V.E.R.Y. high level of expertise which only comes from a V.E.R.Y long (and intensive) time of training bcse your opponent is unlikely to react to your techniques in the way you expect (and hope)
1# & 2# are not working at all, if you are smaller and weaker as the attacker.
Snapping necks and cashing checks
Bone breaker number three almost reminds me of that movie ...."They Live".
The practitioners ears and lips are like U32 Chernobyl pink lipstick and the poor test body guy's head looks like a heavy water deficient Chernobyl control rod fresh out of the oven.
The skin tones don't match the rest of their bodies. Hence... They Live
What kind of sociopath spars in jorts??
I really like the good moves I've done judo over the years it's really good to see more self-defence classes out there and online an as I say not everything is about woman I would use all these moves on a woman if she tried to hurt me or attack me I treat a man as I would treat a woman no difference we need to have more men out there that need to grow some balls and defend themselves against women then there would be not much domestic violence out there
4:55 that keylock is real world. The other stuff is cool, but your chances are real slim and that does not appeal to me so much.
Batman best bone breaker
Some dangerous mullets on display
Why fight when you are armed?
Because you might not have enough time to prep, pull your gun in time, it can jam, etc. It's good to be prepared for different scenarios. Don't rely on one single thing. It's also a little funny when a person carries a gun and thinks that he's the most powerful person in town, but if it wasn't for the gun, he'd be slapped up by the first angry Karen.
#2 should only be used if you know for a fact that your life or others are in danger otherwise you will go to prison most likely for 1st degree murder.
The last bone breaker did not make much sense. The opponent is always going to go for the head with speed and power, not stay there for you to hit shoulder heigth or hit his shoulders. I have knocked numerous opponents out going for off center and side of the head with powerful snap punches. The power is in the snap. You thrust with your arm and snap your fist in the end. Much like a whip. The energy builds as it goes through the whip and it's power is released at the tip end. Like all of your breakers, repetition is the key to work it into muscle memory and is released in the precise circumstance when you naturally need it. A kick above the ankle is the weakest spot in the tibula - fibula area and will break those two bones, thus crippling your adversary and giving you total command over the situation. Blinding, taking his wind or crippling your opponent gives you command in every fight. There is no such thing as a fair fight or fighting by the rules, the objective is to overcome and even kill if necessary. Everything else is just horsing around. Keeping yourself in reasonable condition is important. You must set your intentions before engaging. A fight is not measured by technique alone, their is a duration factor. How long can you sustain yourself in a protracted or multiconfrontational fight ? In a multiconfrontational fight, the Kill mind must be used. Knowing how to set your intents, your environment, your exits and other things should be set in your mind. Too many people rely on a one shot, one technique move to be the end all of fights. The tougher you are, the more challenging that things can get. Some idiot may even elect to use a gun so attempt to accomplish your intent and move out rapidly and hope things aren't more protracted or involved than that. Better to avoid contact by any means or distraction possible than to engage ! A friend always !
The elbow blocks seem like BS but it’s honestly easy to do. This is just old school boxing. Archie Moore used elbow blocks every single fight.
It’s called dirty boxing, I think it’s taught in prison, etc.
Deploy #4 on anyone who puts an empty milk carton back in the fridge.
Lmao
Eh Steven seagull is expert at this
DONT TEACH KILL PEOPLE. KIDS COULD SEE THIS AND USE IT. MARTIAL ART HAS MANY OPTIONS TO CONTROL AGRESSIONS.
Don't try this at home kids. If your a instructor do not teach techniques like this one just to show off what a barny bad-ass you are. I reserve teaching techniques like this one until years after a student passes their black belt exam. You are responsible for your students actions. Good luck.
Laoshr #60
Ching Yi Kung Fu Association
Y'all put simulator on Grandma and Grandpa walks in front of😂 or young child or a door that's open
The very first thing he says is incredibly false. It does not take too much time to learn how to catch/counter and manipulate a punch.
They teach you that stuff on day 1 of Kung Fu training. Kung Fu is the most efficient and effective form of self defense.
What he says takes too much time to learn, is what he ends up doing anyway. He's blocking but he's still catching and manipulating that punch. The way he's doing it is similar to one of the hundreds of counters learnt in Kung Fu.
Stay far away from trainers like him. I'm yanking my 7 year old out of a tkd mcdojo he's been in under a 6 months contract with a guy just like this.
Please don’t practice number 4.
Rex Quon Do is much better.
hey bro's , i am a u.s. marine vet here 93' to 97' active , would love to talk more , only have email here , thanks n talk soon > tom !
So in public a person you don’t know is going to punch you and you already have your martial arts guard up? Your not in the field anymore! You’re talking about a bar and social hour! But I do like the no bs take names idea.
Nice job Google shuts people down for bullying but teaching how to break a neck is ok
Slides in .. chambers .. gets knocked out by my counter spinning back fist
I guess the gun make them official
On top of it this guy's never going to be able to stop somebody throwing a f****** punch at his head because you know what. It's very fast when someone actually wants to hit you. It's not slow. That's how you get knocked out. You didn't see it coming that little f****** b******* double lock block that he does doesn't work. Reaction. You have to train reaction. You can't train blocking you can't train how to stop the punch unless you are training how to move away from it. So for those of you out there please train how to move away from a punch train for reaction cuz you can roll with a punch and take pressure off of it. But you can't stop it from coming because it's very fast. So you're fast switch fibers. Have to manipulate your body. The second that you feel that something's happening this little blocking s*** and people that train had a block that works in UFC. It doesn't work in a real fight. I mean I've been stabbed I've been shot at and trust me I didn't try to block it. It didn't work so it doesn't work and I have over 30 years experience in martial arts and nothing trains you for the real thing. The real thing is a real thing and it's going to happen whether you like it or not because when it goes down it goes down. Do not try to block s*** get the f*** out of the way then you have a chance depending on how fast your mind works or how to counter that
Impressive to see Jim Arvanitis in the vid. Not so many know him, but seems no one knows his age; certainly not wikipedia 😂
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Arvanitis
“You throw one punch and you’re going to have a broken hand”… I’m sorry, WHAT? Punching without protection does have huge risks, but that is a slight exaggeration, especially if you have any clue about what you’re doing.
😂😂😂 the guy tapping when he started to do the neck brake throw had me 💀💀☠☠ and he still threw him 😂😂😂
That's toxic.
Tapping is for punks... apparently 😂😂
@@Chris-km3ckJust seen that. Buddy was terrified
Actually kinda heartbreaking. Respect the tap ALWAYS.
That's why they didn't show him getting up