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"Respond with the right amount of aggression" I like that
King 👑
Thanks for being who you are. ❤
Do the hard work especially when you don't feel like it 😘
ADONISSSSSSSSSSSSS....
Temper your sword
I'm glad that my father encouraged me to box 2 years ago. The confidence I got from fighting manifested in other areas of my life.
From fighting? Did you ever get into a real fight champ?
Absolutely. When you're out and you start seeing people get aggressive, you're a lot more confident in how you would handle yourself.
"It is better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war.”
I needed this video bad. I was small, frail and timid in high school, making me the target of a lot of bullying and disrespect. Even years later I feel intimidated by assertive/aggressive guys to the point I will gravitate more towards hanging out with women, because it makes me feel more comfortable. I started going to the gym, but I think learning how to fight is the thing I need to get over being a coward, stand up for myself and regain my masculinity. Thanks for this insight man.
How old are you now my guy
Being able to diffuse a situation is a good skill. You don't need to stand up for yourself over everything, but obviously there are lines that can be crossed. Thats when you stand your ground. Pick your fights wisely.
How are you getting on, mate?
Grateful my dad taught me to not back down and to not be scared 💯
"Competence breeds confidence "
Thank you, keep it up!
Very good content just keep pushing mashin
Keep up the good work. Great videos!
Thank you bro
Scrolled back to this gem. inspriing story my man.
This is about the best video I couldve watched before training, very inspiring story
Thanks mate.
best video i have watched in a very long time, i see only danger in situations and sometimes it scares me. i think this could be my way out of that mindset.
I don't usualy comment on any videos but this time I'd like to thank you because you motivated me man
Bro all your videos are lit!! Love your channel bro! This is true motivation and guidance
When I first turned 18 and started going out, I noticed myself in some situations where I could’ve easily got in a fight. I’m the end nothing happened because I’ve always been a good speaker so would know how to defuse the situation. Now I look back and think, I should’ve backed myself more and told them to piss off and not back down. I broke my wrist January this year so am still recovering from the injury now, and am only just getting back into the gym. But as soon as I can, I’d like to start some form of combat as I feel it’ll give me confidence with everything in life. I’m now nearly 19.
ur a goon why would u go looking for trouble? could go wrong in so many ways just for a little ego boost which is pretty pathetic
No, you're doing the right thing. Always deescalate first. Have the ability to handle yourself but only use violence as the last resort when you have no other option.
Yup I second this completely. Always have the ability to use violence, but always be the bigger man and try to deescalate @@seanyshepfit
Love your videos man your a role model
just finished watching and automatically booked my first session for tomorrow 😂
That Rocky montage was incredible mate. I just started boxing about a month and a half ago, and this really inspires me to keep pushing.
Thank you for this video friend, your stories inspire a higher sense of being in me.
Spot on, even if you've done nothing wrong there will come a time you should know how to fight. Age 19 bunch of boys came and crashed a party a friend of mine was having, pulled his jumper over his head and started kicking the shit out of him basically, he'd done literally nothing to start a fight. Learning how to preoperly defend myself is defintely a priority for me in the next few years as I already go to the gym and love training and exercise. Even if you're the most passive person ever it can't hurt to know.
I trained karate for 5 years than krav maga and kickboxing for like 2 years until COVID happened. Haven’t fought since than and I feel like I have much less confidence in threatening situations even though I am a big guy. You are motivating me to start again I am going to sign up in the local mma gym and give it my all. Fighting really is so good for mental health and handling threatening situations, helps you to keep your calm and even solve problems with words and if not you are ready to throw hands. Thank you for motivating brother.
walking away will hurt you until you die. exprienced myself then started training 1,5 month ago , depression is gone, self confidence is coming back slowly. thanks for the video jack
Being comfortable with confrontation and being more disagreeable are traits that will not only aid your social and dating life, but also business and career goals. knowing that if worse comes to worse, you can always defend yourself gives you the foundation to develop them traits. Martial arts will not only give you competence in uneasy situations, but will also help you command more respect and in return become more successful. No brainer
I will join a boxing gym this year💪
Yo I'm also called Oscar, go for it man, I am skinny and not very athletic, but I have been boxing for 4 years. It's a great hobby and most boxers are also super lovely people. Good luck mate!
Boxing for 4 years damn I respect it. I am also not very big myself so I need a way to defend myself in case I need to so boxing has been on my to do list for a while
@el eija Bro,it doesn't matter... Just go to the closest boxing gym to you and to a free test day then see it by yourself
Awesome Video bro
10k soon keep it up bro
One of the best videos I’ve ever seen.
as an MMA practitioner myself, the message in your video resonates that through combat confidence is gained. But it can also breed a false sense of confidence, physical altercations are no joke and I don't think it's wise or responsible of you to essentially advise people to get into physical conflicts. At the end of the day it all comes down to ego, if you can avoid a fight I think you should definitely do so. What if the guy you knocked out in the story smacked his head on the way down and sustained serious injury? Or if he was salty about being embarrassed publicly and decided to catch you slipping with some of his boys and fuck you up? These are all real possibilities. Plus this was a story of you in uni, you're a grown man now, so the stakes are even higher. Is it worth fucking someone up because they disrespected you, then potentially getting arrested and ruining your career?
As a martial artist I think it is your responsibility to actually remain calm and defuse situations. If you know you are truly capable of violence then you should be extremely selective about when you use it. I think the intention behind this video is very good, but young impressionable people will take it the wrong way and think they need to willingly engage in a physical altercation to improve their confidence.
If you disagree with me then I get it, i'm just a nobody on the internet. But if you're interested go listen to a man called Jocko Willink's views on the matter, he's a literal trained killer and he will tell you to avoid combat all costs unless completely necessary.
TL;DR
Getting in a fights that can be avoided do not make you tough, it's actually a sign of a toxic ego and insecurity.
Excellent video going over this topic, I advise all young men give it a watch: th-cam.com/video/Kba8PZwzS0Y/w-d-xo.html
Really good reply to this video, I think all the young guys here don’t understand that on TH-cam you can’t trust someone just because he has a good body and many girls
Very well said, Sir.
Streetfights dont know rules. You go in confident, they pull a knife and youre done.
They get a lucky knockout on you and stomp you until youre dead.
Situations can always go wrong, so avoiding conflicts is the best method.
yep this is so true, i grew up in north london in a area that is notoriously dangerous for knife crime. If you walk down the street you could have teens half your size start talking shit to you because they want a altercation, multiple times ive been in these situations and even though i know could knock him out, all it takes is 1 reckless kid with nothing to lose and a 15 inch blade and its all over. Best advice is just ignore them completely, ignoring someone takes the power out of their words and makes them feel stupid, if they then start to be aggressive that is when you should defend yourself, NEVER let you ego to get the better of you.
100% agree. I watched that video with Jocko too. Andre Tate himself said you should know how to handle yourself but always walk away in a street encounter because they're never fair and violence is completely different from fighting. He himself says despite being a champion kickboxer, he would never fight anyone in the street unless they've charged him and he has no other choice. Great comment brother, I completely agree. The biggest shame is that you had to add TLDR, goes to show how bad the attention span is if people can't even read a short comment like this.
100% Facts
Bro, i love this guy. This channel is gem im going into boxing fights soon and this motivates me so much. Your so good at telling stories on this channel and i have so much respect for you. One day i will be as big as you bro. Stay strong, testosterone
You should aim to be way bigger then him
Love your videos bro! Keep up the good work
So good
thats crazy
10k Jack! Love your vids man
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Im almost 19 and I really need to start gym/boxing like I can't take this bs from others anymore. The amount of disrespect is just f*king destroying me inside and I cant do nothing about it when im weak asf.. Gonna get fit ONG. Update in 6 months 🙌
Get those gains king 👑
Let’s fucking go bro 😤😤😤😤😤
Very cool montage
Top man
The footage is very fun.
Totally agree with this. Started training in Tae Kwon Do over 7 years ago and got my black belt last year. Once you hit the higher ranks we transition from focusing on Tae Kwon Do to MMA & Street Fighting. In street fighting, its anything goes and you can get hit, bruised, bitten, grabbed, scratched and we are literally not even allowed to say "ow" or anything like that or its pushups. Anything is fine as long as you don't cause lasting damage. I'm so glad I started because now I am fully confident in my ability to defend myself, even if it's against someone with a knife if necessary. Now I am able to command respect even from people who don't like me and my former bullies have left me alone for years. Now I get the opportunity to teach other kids how to defend themselves and I couldn't be more thankful.
forme taekwondo is really easy but in mma you learn a lot of things for life
you have to pay and that shit in tkd i have red belt, and i being sincere bjj is more powerful and hard to have 1 degree
I was thinking about starting boxing but now I'm completely convinced
the headbutt is hilarious
Even when you learn how to fight well, ALWAYS have a demeanor that makes you seem like a pious weakling. It reveals how people truly treat those they perceive as less as well as gives your opponent a false sense of confidence and domination. Use this to your advantage. It’s a psychological chess match. Mislead and misdirect them well before any violence begins and you already have the upper hand
No disrespect to you but I don't think that's necessary. You should not be peacocking by no means when you developed decent fighting skills but why would you act like a pious weakling for? How about just being the calmest guy in the room, not cocky, nor baiting people into thinking they could mess with you. I personally have been training boxing for a few months, which definitely gave me confidence to know that I can stand the ground if I have to, and I've been into situations where I'd have to pass by multiple guys in the evenings from the hood on the way back home, and they would scan me as I approach them but I'd never show any kind of weakness, nor break eye contact, but I wouldn't act cocky or aggressive either, just appearing as calm as I can, even a small nod to show a bit of a friendly gesture as I pass by them. And I haven't had any issues. But what you have described just seems unnecessary and as something that could lead to consequences.
That punch 🔥 lmao 5:14
Ok. I finally saw this video. Maybe the most helpful video today. I never experienced that level of violence. When I got severely beat up they mostly just wanted to beat the shit out of my overly muscular abs as a 16 year old gymnast. I did have a moment of fear they would work on my face. But they told me upfront they just wanted to have fun pounding my "gymnast abs." I never faced the level of violence you did. I can see why you wanted to learn to defend yourself. Stupidly that idea didn't come to me at all. I just felt I wanted to build up my capacity to take hard punches. Only later did guys tell me to learn to fight. I flirted with Shane Fazen at FightTips TH-cam channel. But even there I was more interested in how to take punches more than how to throw punches. I think my life long passion for abdominal training just got me focused on building rock hard abs. I was praised for my ripped muscular abs from very young in gymnastics. Older gymnasts loved how well developed my abs were and I think I got stuck in a rut of how I was thinking of my training. I also learned I was very good at taking punches and that got me in a rut to become great at taking punches. About a year into my abs training I was very over confident in how well I could last. I started making easy money taking punches. I remember wrestler friends telling me never to go alone to do this so they came with me for protection. There were times when I was glad they were there. Some late nights at a camp ground some guys paid a lot of money and decided I hadn't earned it enough. They convinced us that I needed to let them throw more punches and they got overly aggressive. My friends had to stop it as I was somehow letting them continue. I remember us going back to our campsite and cleaning up. As we sat around the fire I think it hit me that had my friends not been there those guys might have beat the shit out of me like those guys did you. I was trying to make money to by a truck and there were times I let my body take too much when they would bring out more money. I still have that truck and I know how much it cost me physically. I've learned I'm a gymnast at heart and never got interested in learning to fight. But this video was really helpful. It would be fun maybe someday to meet you.
Check this out bruv. I got left behind in the 10th grade, so I started hanging out with the “cool kids”. This was the only time I was actually getting invited to things, etc. But these were spoiled elite boys, and they didn’t like the fact that I was getting attention from their female friends.
So to sum it all up, they set me up with this huge dude, son of the mayor of the city, they pretty much created a fake conflict. I was invited to one of these dude’s apartment, and the dude they set me up with started beating me up in front of a bunch of people. There were like 7-8 people there that night, I’ll never forget it. Nobody defended me, they just stood there.
That was years ago, but thinking about my self development journey, it’s crucial to have this aggressive confidence. I could’ve defended myself that night, but I was totally vulnerable. So helpless. I’m gonna have to learn some martial arts then.
i love the outro so mu ch
That got me testosterone up 10% 👑
I been jumped before when drunk as fuck too. Humbling lesson. I was even training already for 3-4 years but got side punched by his buddies that I didnt see because I was too wasted 😂 glad it happened early and young or against the wrong people and group it couldve been worse than some stitches and a chipped tooth
BoR was a legend when he was a kid
Grappling is also good however, don’t really wanna go to the ground in a street fight due to environmental factors ie their mate boots u, or y go for a submission and get dumped on concrete. That being said is always very useful to know how to grapple as well as strike. Would recommend jui jitsu or judo, as in colder countries like England people normally wear coats which is basically a thick gi:)
hey can you make a video on "how to bodybuild and train fighting at same time" thank you
love this story, you have a new subscriber mate. World class that mate.
He's a true Conor Mcregor haha, Love Jack
Two years ago I also went through a I guess a traumatising experience. I was on a bus with my friend. I'm kinda short, only 5'7 and he's a lot taller than me. Two drunk older guys went into the bus and they were pretty drunk. My friend made simple eye contact with one of them and one drunk guy randomly got hostile and straight up started throwing hands. On an instinct I immediately also started fighting to help my friend, but I had no experience in fighting. It all turned into 2v2 but I was too light and too short for it to be a fair fight. I was fucked up pretty badly(broken nose, concussion, blackeye, skull around the eye cracked a bit). After a year I started working out and 4 months ago I joing a kickboxing club, but the problem is that Its very uncomfortable for me to throw punches, I try to defend myself most of the time when sparring. I would really appriciate it if you could give me some advice on how to overcome and get rid of that mental barrier. I want to become a better fighter. I'm certain I will become 10x better at sparring just by overcoming that psychological barrier.
Thank you.
each spar you need to go in with a set plan, don't just go in go with the flow and 'fight'. You need to focus on a few key moves to learn. For example, on your next spar just say to yourself that you're going to to work on a double jab and mainly throw that, or you're going to focus on the 1-2 etc etc
@@HtheKing I'll try that. Thank you!
@@HtheKing that's good simple advice man
What is your weight and what was the approximate weight of the opponents?
@@abysswalker9765 I was approximately 52kgs 170cm. They were ~75kg at least and ~180cm.
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When I was still fat living in nyc a bike gang in the Bronx ny cut me off while I was driving with my parents and I almost hit him with my car because of it. He got off the bike and went to my window and aimed a gun at my dad and my heart just stopped. I felt useless, worthless, honestly like a pure B****. Thankfully nothing happened. It took me many years to understand I would of never won in that situation and it probably went the best route. But the next day after that I started to workout and eat clean and in a year of trial and error I lost over 100 pounds (I was almost 300). Till this day I use that feeling of not wanting to feel that ever again to push me
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You are not a coward if you run away from such confrontation, I mean what can you gain from it, even if you win, there is no price, if you really are in a situation where you tried everything to deescalate and can’t run away, play dirty pull a gun and kill, try not to go that far but if it does go for a quick and merciless kill.
There aren't any decent martial arts centers in my area, best I can do is just train with my dad I guess
long story short, now Jack can spill over anyone's pint.
i would like to learn boxing but i have glasses 😬 i literally blind without them
Excuses
Just get contacts bud
I’m blind asf and fighting without glasses only hinders me a tiny bit tbh. Just learn how to fight
Tbh I feel like I could only fight if I go all out. In sparring you can't go all out... idk
I think the first step is to not be surrounded by drunk pieces of garbage that can be a threat to you.
Not related to the video but can anyone suggest me some tips or methods on how to have a more masculine personality. I'm currently 16 on my summer holiday after GCSE and for most of my life in social interaction I've just always acted feminine. For a while I've been making firm progress as an individual, working on projects, getting a job, staying consistent with calisthenics and the gym as well as starting martial arts. I'm advancing in a more masculine lifestyle and have made substantial progress already. A problem that I've been trying to figure out for a few months now is gaining a masculine personality.
I look 24 at 16, have a beard, imposing stature and seem masculine all until I open my mouth. My voice is high pitched but I can work around that, however my personality ESPECIALLY around women and girls, is that of a high school girl, my personality is an oxymoron to my appearance. I've been raised and conditioned by women my entire life and have never had any strong masculine role models around me often to be influenced by. I'm trying to undo the femininity and up the masculinity but the feminine personality is just subconscious and probably core to me at this point. I'm sure I can solve this overtime but any help to point me in the right direction would be MASSIVELY appreciated.
Ur only 16 man just keep doing what your doing and it will work out
@@callum7756 yeah ur right, I can’t change my personality over night, it will probably come over time. I can ease my concern a bit. Thanks.
I am still open to advice from anyone to help me progress with this.
@The best Brandon Moore Got it. Thanks man 🙏
@The best Brandon Moore Taking you’re advice I’ve decided that i will start parkour. Thanks again
Watch some old western movies, look up "actor Charles Bronson" and see his movies. You won't regret it and learn something. Clint Eastwood,Charles Bronson, and host of old era had lot of tough manly actors. Think about their principles and imbibe them.
I also play football, so would you recommend learning to fight rather than going to the gym 3-4 times a week? I think I could do boxing once a week and go to the gym twice but I don’t know if that will be enough to still build muscle.👊
Fighting 2 x + 3 x full body in gym is ideal
Or 3 x full body + 1 fighting should be fine too
Are you still in Thailand with Hamza and all?
Not to mention u were very drunk it's hard to fight when youre hammered like that, let alone 3 guys.
Can self taught boxers be successful.
I've developed an hesitation for applying massive force (except in self defense conditions that I can't defuse). How to get over that ?
Where would you need to other than a self defense situation?
Just for teaching some urchins lesson for talking smack or showing my strength.
@@omegads3862 ah yeah, I understand that kind of hesitation, I don't think it's a negative, I think you just need to not give a fuck in certain situations.
The way you took his back was sick
Thanks brother 🙏🦍
0:01 i was 5, punched someone in kindergarden so hard my knuckle skin scratched and blood came out from his teeth, experienced that hundreds of times
Hey guys so i really want to do sparrings join a boxing gym but my family wont let me join a boxing gym can you guys give me some advice
You must work in the shadows my friend, do not let your family stop you 🙏🦍
Bruv no hate but when you punch one of you're hands gotta be up so that you keep you're guard otherwise if he dodges the punch or if you missed it you're gonna get hit right in the jaw.
60 mf K🥂🥂
It would honestly suck to beat up your friend in the long run but I guarantee you felt like the man
He asked for it, and actually ended up stealing from me and my buddy’s and disappearing about a year later
@@JackhopkinsCEO my guy! Thanks for responding. Just got into your work in the past few days. You’re the man
Why didn't you join the royal marines den? HuH
I’m not obedient I like to do things my way
I like your message about learning to defend yourself but your examples of how and why you should use it are really dangerous.
The geezer in your gaff you should have just de-escalated it and walked off, imagine he fell and knocked his head and then you're sat in a cell for 10 years because you wanted to prove something to a drunken guy?
You should definitely learn how to fight but not so that you can escalate situations like you did there, leads to people getting stabbed or killed. Learn to walk away having the confidence you did the smart thing and if you do need to defend yourself you know you can.
I disagree, the world is far too soft a bullies should be taught a lesson
@@JackhopkinsCEO yeah too many people sat in prison for taking that route and it going wrong though. Your ego making all the decisions
Learning and practicing years for a 15 violent minutes that may never come? Nah, I prefer to just workout. If I'm beaten once, so be it.
I pitty your weakness and send you strength brother 🙏🦍
Dude combat sports is also hella fun i just got into mma and for me fitness and mma is the perfect mix. So much fun bro it helps you bring out your inner beast
I like you better than Hamza lol
bruv ur light af u dont stand a chance against heavier dudes. Stop the mma crap and go up in weight its the key to being ''dangerous'' if u truly want that
bro but the brain damage?
lmao that's what happens when you live with blacks that like to get pissed