Full podcast episode: th-cam.com/video/iZRbD7q1n-U/w-d-xo.html Lex Fridman podcast channel: th-cam.com/users/lexfridman Guest bio: John Danaher is one of the greatest coaches and minds in martial arts history.
I once dated a girl who told me Tom Hardy paid for her and her friends kebabs after a night out, he wasn't trying to bang them, was just helping out some broke students - I concur with Mr Danaher, he is indeed a genuinely nice guy
I was once the brother of a girl who dated one of Adam Sandler's best friends Dante, he's in all of Sandler's movies. They dated for about a year here in Denver where Dante has some businesses (weed). He was definitely trying to bang her.
Lex Please get Tom Hardy on the podcast the only character you should ask about him about playing Alfie Solomons probably the best acting in his career
I'd like to hear how it was playing Bronson compared to Bane or the Warrior, just to see the nuances of three characters that expressed themselves through violence in different ways.
I went to school with Tom, used to go to each other's houses for tea and stuff, he was terror for teachers and parents but always an awesome person. I'm happy to see how well he's done. Couldn't have happened to a nicer bloke.
I wish Tom Hardy would re-focus on the best TV series he was in about 4 or 5 years ago. It's called *Taboo* . It should be at least three or four seasons long, but they stopped after season one.
Danaher's words brought tears to my eyes. Going from operating and maintaining military skills found at the highest levels of special operations to suddenly being immersed in a world of civilians losing their cool over decaf or parking spaces has not been easy. First-world slight inconveniences are a joke and despite public opinion they barely build character. Adversely, a man who's lost his brothers to war and suicide, had the battlefield calcify his brain and emotions, cost him his family and friends, but still awakens each day striving to be better than he was the day prior, that's character, that's a warrior, that's a gentleman.
Not brave enough to be in the military, but having worked as frontline medical in the recent bad events, that particular description of things by John really resonated with me, as there were many parallels particularly with the intolerance of 'first-world problems of civvie life' I found I had developed.
I feel you. I've put it all on the line for 5 years and now find so hard to care about cleaning tables, windows and washing floors. Unfortunately, the skills and experience I've acquired have no use in the real world. But is it the real world?
42 year old Army infantry Veteran here; been thinking of getting back into BJJ for over a year, but old Army shoulder injuries have my entire body feeling weak. This video is definitely motivating me to get back into it, especially with Hardy's post.
Tom's statement was great and true. BJJ has saved my life. Not in the sense of using it in a pure self defense way, but absolutely kept me from going down a dark path. I suffer from PTSD, and after all the crazy stuff I've been through, mine stems from one bad jump where I had a parachute malfunction. Got KOed, broke C2 - C5 vertebrae in my neck, and L3 and L5 in my lower back. Before I started, nearly 6 years ago, my body hurt all over from an out of shape 240+ body, and I had migraines quite often. Enough for anyone to want to cash in their chips. BJJ gave me the endorphins and joy just doing it and I got down to around 178 at one point. I now am at a very healthy 190 - 195.
Back in 2019 I was a newbie in a BJJ class waiting for a partner to warm up with when I heard someone call me from behind and say “I’ll warm up with you, Rob”. Unsure how we knew my name but he’s super genuine and was always down for a chat, really good guy
Fantastic listen this is. The fact that Tom Hardy takes his time to show a deep honesty behind jiu jitsu, what it has to offer is purely more than a martial art. It’s a lifestyle, a positive metal attitude. I’m happy to see the effort Tom Hardy has put in to raise the awareness for the veterans within the Re-org brand, and a massive shout out to Tatami Fightwear for standing by Tom for all these years, they’re a credit to the sport!
I trained Choy Li Fut & Hung Gar for 16 years and I know what the comradery John is speaking of. When my sifu moved away and I stopped training to raise a family, I'd have dreams of sifu asking why I wasn't in class. These people become family, or even deeper because it's not you sibling making fun of what you're enjoying, you're sharing similarities with each other and growing as one. Regardless of what martial art you're learning or have opinions on which one is better than the other, the family connection is there for everyone (if taken seriously). This is a great clip Lex, thanks.
I trained One Hung Lo , & Juan Stif-Rahd for 15 years as a Teenager. At times it was extreme and a battle of mental warfare! Until my Mom caught me one day, and my Dreams of becoming a Black Belt Master Bater were over. I often have dreams to of my Stif-Rahd, and he is always upset I quit my sessions so easily. I’ve tried talking to him and have even beat him into submission a few times since then, but what do ye do!!
I competed at the ReOrg competition, that Mr Hardy was also on. He appeared a really good guy, made loads of time for fans. More than I would have... I was in the holding pen with him and we just politely nodded.
One of the things he was close to hitting on also about leaving the military is the loss of the team. Joining a great school can bring back the sense of team that many of us miss.
I’ve never seen someone so thoughtful and tactical in expressing his thoughts. He doesn’t just spew things out of his mouth. Everything he says, he’s thought about, and chooses the perfect words to use. Very rare.
Tom Hardy is one of my favourite actors of these current times. First saw him in Bronson and ive seen almost all of his works... He's a dog person too so that's a bonus lol
John is on point with the transition from military combat life back to civilian life. I went from fighting in the mountains of Afghanistan to sitting in a classroom with a bunch of spoiled college kids.
Crazy grew up in the hood probably longer than you served probably know more dead people than you and still have spoiled college kids as friends because they aren't all bad this isn't the 80s and 90s🤣 set your boundaries if you can't do that they don't respect you
Sport does this, not the playing necessarily but the training, what Tom Hardy describes is familiar to me and rugby was the game. The camaraderie is so important.
I’ve recently left the Royal Navy. Closest thing I’ve felt to the bonds I had there is in my BJJ class (I’m a very new white belt) & my Thai Boxing gym.
"The intensity of comradery and love you have for each other" In the short experience I have from having served, this is something that I miss. At the end of the day, you know that the person next to you would take a bullet and you for them. You don't see this as much, if at all, in the civilian world.
LF: "I think Gordan Ryan has a chance against one of the smaller apes but the internet will probably call me an idiot" JD: "The internet would be correct"
A vegan, a Crossfitter and someone who practices bjj walk into a bar and everyone knows in five seconds because they can't stop telling every single person they meet.
They didn't mention it, but the third guy in that picture is Renzo's nephew(?) Rayron Gracie who's the number one brown belt in the world right now and one of the top instructors at RGA in New York. Also a super great guy and instructor.
Funny, you have Tom Hardy, an incredible actor using martial arts to better himself & others & then you have Steven Seagal, a horrible actor using martial arts to flatter himself & his ego. You can understand why Tom Hardy is so well-respected & successful & why Steven Seagal makes movies like Half Past Dead & The Per(fat) Weapon.
@@stevebb2915 He's not judging everyone. He's judging Steven Seagal. We're all allowed to judge Steven Seagal. Man is a fraud who made his living through lies.
I’m having the opposite experience, bjj is hard for the back, neck and shoulders. Kickboxing on the other is more forgiving if you spar smart and safe (and don’t have a to train for a fight)
As someone who left instagram years ago because of its addictive pull-I always kind of cringe inside when shoved captions and video from ppls IGs when on TH-cam. It’s as if social media claws it’s ways into your eye sockets regardless of your resistance
I had a minor degree of this experience with my own military training. Although I did not see combat, I was involved in a branch that did some search and rescue. But I had a plan to go into the reserves while I was still in school and then be able to transfer after as a petty officer. My thought was that I was struggling in school and going through boot camp and some training would ingrain tye "discipline" which I apparently, I thought, needed. However, the experience had the opposite effect. After going through boot camp and some additional training, when I returned to school I found that the social environment was so petty and ridiculous that I was even more alienated than before. At least among adults, they may have some analogous experience - some amount of hardship and bonding which at least allows them to understand by analogy how these things form. But most people at my age at that time, at least who would disclose, I had no idea about those kinds of experiences. I assume that there were probably some kids who had had exceedingly hard childhoods who might have understood, although they might have been missing the bonding and resilience part. In any case, the step I took to try to keep me in school actually wound up encouraging me to leave sooner. But it is true that it's an experience you can't duplicate and also that others cannot understand unless they have something really comparable in terms of brain wiring. I think it also shows us what Fight Club showed us - when you think you are engaging someone in conflict whom you have assessed by some superficial physicality, that is a bad decision. You never know what somebody has been through, what skills they have, even just what rage they are managing. It's a bad idea to assume that someone is coming from the same social perspective as you and therefore you can anticipate the response to your aggression. Just don't do it.
I love John, however he underestimates the loves of "normal" people. How can a soldier who saw his friends leg blown off talk to a normal person? Well I once dated a girl who had a car crash and watched her mother father sister and brother die in a gruesome way. I would say that there is not one soldier in the history of war to have seen or gone through anything even close to as bad. Friends are not parents or little brothers and sisters. Trust me, normal people can have tragic lives way worse than soldiers. Most soldiers give through very little. Some have it rough yeah, special forces are more likely to have seen some stuff. But none have seen what this particular girl has or other unfortunate people have gone through.
Coming back from an athletic competition to peoples everyday parking and ensurance talk is kinda the same. Soldiers are just the hard core version of athletes.
Tom hardy gets beat by Russel Brand … then Ed O’Neil crushes them both!! Celebrity death match … can Joe Rogan take Vladimir Putin ??? Honest question 🙋♂️
I am a former soldier ,war is work ,try to leave your work at work , not easy but every day life is not easy.Most of us choose to fight ,we are trained for it ,but there is no training for every day life. I think some kind of national service is needed ,two years training to do a trade of some thing that is needed ,plumbers ,nurses, brick layers ,soldiers what ever is needed. Including life skills money management and so on ,then you can go to college and learn media studies.
Forget how nice he is . The guy is a wicked actor. I watch 7 film and didn't recognize he is amazing and then you lot say he's a nice guy. Star trek Batman Charles Bronson Warrior That gangster one where he gets shot up The Jewish guy in that British gangster thing. The bartender gangster Smokes drinks beer and British shouldn't he be James Bond too.
The blood of battle is thicker than the water of birth. I took off my uniform 20ish years ago, yet I will never be a civilian. I have learned it is best for me to stay at the edge of civilization. A thread connects me to my home while my eyes are drawn to the wilds. A delicate balance maintained through voluntarily choosing discipline of the self. This is my freedom.
Celebrity Jiujitsu matches could bring some attention to the sport. Kinda similar to the way TH-cam boxing took off. As long as the celebrities represent the level they are at, and people don’t get issued black belts for the sake of being a black belt.
This would be a great thing for you to offer to ppl w ptsd from traumatic incidents... as well as ppl coming out of prison as well. Not everyone w extreme ptsd is coming from a military or first respomder background. To help this world... we must talk about all ppl w PTSD. Not just those who have been glorified in film, tv and the media. A lot of people need help... In order to make their lives... and this world... a better place for all of us to coexist 😎🙏💙🕊💙
Idk how Danaher can always wear those underarmour compression shirts. Things are weird. They’re the most comfortable and best thing to wear when you’re training but the worst and most uncomfortable thing to wear when you’re not.
You can watch a pack of wolfs try to take a carcass from a wolverine. Not so easy for the wolfs even if they are larger and outnumbered the wolverine, they have to give up. So not always the numbers,, but the wildness in witch the wolverine fights, the wolves don't think the food is worth being hurt over.
@@triocha233 ....is he always in one or are you saying "most" combat fighters when they go to interviews are in rash guards? Also, not "new" -- been training what you call "mixed martial arts" since '77. I am "new" to seeing Danaher NOT on a jujitsu mat, hahaha.
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Full podcast episode: th-cam.com/video/iZRbD7q1n-U/w-d-xo.html
Lex Fridman podcast channel: th-cam.com/users/lexfridman
Guest bio: John Danaher is one of the greatest coaches and minds in martial arts history.
take on Scott Ritter
Can you get this up on Spotify already?
I once dated a girl who told me Tom Hardy paid for her and her friends kebabs after a night out, he wasn't trying to bang them, was just helping out some broke students - I concur with Mr Danaher, he is indeed a genuinely nice guy
The real question is, did he get to bang them anyway??
I love to do food videos while smoking weed on my TH-cam channel, to cure people’s boredom 😅
He definitely gets karma
I was once the brother of a girl who dated one of Adam Sandler's best friends Dante, he's in all of Sandler's movies. They dated for about a year here in Denver where Dante has some businesses (weed). He was definitely trying to bang her.
“He wasn’t trying to bang them…but he did anyways 😂”
“You merely adopted the suit and tie. I was born in it, molded by it.”
Lex Fridman
🤣
Deep cut spot on
"You think the Gi is your ally?"
@@daltondunn7856 You think the AI is your ally?
@@txtacos817-3 Not that deep!! :)
Lex Please get Tom Hardy on the podcast the only character you should ask about him about playing Alfie Solomons probably the best acting in his career
Yess!
Educate yourself homie best character he has played is in Stuart: A Life Backwards
@@lilo007 it's subjective, homie
I'd like to hear how it was playing Bronson compared to Bane or the Warrior, just to see the nuances of three characters that expressed themselves through violence in different ways.
Alfie is awsome
I went to school with Tom, used to go to each other's houses for tea and stuff, he was terror for teachers and parents but always an awesome person. I'm happy to see how well he's done. Couldn't have happened to a nicer bloke.
Reeds?
@@broski120 Tower House
@@BreezyE-d3n fees?
my friends his dad's pen pal, his dad's a big writer so I'm told
@@camerondodge98 Pretty sure they both wrote Taboo together, could be wrong.
I wish Tom Hardy would re-focus on the best TV series he was in about 4 or 5 years ago. It's called *Taboo* .
It should be at least three or four seasons long, but they stopped after season one.
Yes!
So underrated.
Happy you mentioned that, Taboo is a series I wanted to see more of.
Dude, that show had so much potential! Sadly, at this point I think we wont see another season
A shame. Great show. Was very much looking forward to more seasons. Rock n Rolla sequel, Sherlock Holmes trilogy to.
Danaher's words brought tears to my eyes.
Going from operating and maintaining military skills found at the highest levels of special operations to suddenly being immersed in a world of civilians losing their cool over decaf or parking spaces has not been easy.
First-world slight inconveniences are a joke and despite public opinion they barely build character.
Adversely, a man who's lost his brothers to war and suicide, had the battlefield calcify his brain and emotions, cost him his family and friends, but still awakens each day striving to be better than he was the day prior, that's character, that's a warrior, that's a gentleman.
So true mate, so true
Not brave enough to be in the military, but having worked as frontline medical in the recent bad events, that particular description of things by John really resonated with me, as there were many parallels particularly with the intolerance of 'first-world problems of civvie life' I found I had developed.
I feel you. I've put it all on the line for 5 years and now find so hard to care about cleaning tables, windows and washing floors. Unfortunately, the skills and experience I've acquired have no use in the real world. But is it the real world?
you had me up until the calcified pineal gland
Fact
This might be overlooked lex but your audio quality is fantastic
Nah its Danahers voice
Bruh he's got SM7B, it better be good or they're doing something completely wrong 😆
42 year old Army infantry Veteran here; been thinking of getting back into BJJ for over a year, but old Army shoulder injuries have my entire body feeling weak.
This video is definitely motivating me to get back into it, especially with Hardy's post.
Danaher clearly disappointed when he realises the predator show is about animals and not men who murder prostitutes
John’s perspective is always nice to hear, I’m glad we’ve got such an individual in our world 🌎 he’s one of a kind.
Tom's statement was great and true. BJJ has saved my life. Not in the sense of using it in a pure self defense way, but absolutely kept me from going down a dark path. I suffer from PTSD, and after all the crazy stuff I've been through, mine stems from one bad jump where I had a parachute malfunction. Got KOed, broke C2 - C5 vertebrae in my neck, and L3 and L5 in my lower back. Before I started, nearly 6 years ago, my body hurt all over from an out of shape 240+ body, and I had migraines quite often. Enough for anyone to want to cash in their chips. BJJ gave me the endorphins and joy just doing it and I got down to around 178 at one point. I now am at a very healthy 190 - 195.
Back in 2019 I was a newbie in a BJJ class waiting for a partner to warm up with when I heard someone call me from behind and say “I’ll warm up with you, Rob”. Unsure how we knew my name but he’s super genuine and was always down for a chat, really good guy
Fantastic listen this is. The fact that Tom Hardy takes his time to show a deep honesty behind jiu jitsu, what it has to offer is purely more than a martial art. It’s a lifestyle, a positive metal attitude. I’m happy to see the effort Tom Hardy has put in to raise the awareness for the veterans within the Re-org brand, and a massive shout out to Tatami Fightwear for standing by Tom for all these years, they’re a credit to the sport!
Glad to hear Agent 47 will give Wolverine a phone call after this interview.
I trained Choy Li Fut & Hung Gar for 16 years and I know what the comradery John is speaking of. When my sifu moved away and I stopped training to raise a family, I'd have dreams of sifu asking why I wasn't in class. These people become family, or even deeper because it's not you sibling making fun of what you're enjoying, you're sharing similarities with each other and growing as one. Regardless of what martial art you're learning or have opinions on which one is better than the other, the family connection is there for everyone (if taken seriously). This is a great clip Lex, thanks.
Did you pick up a new martial art?
That's awesome man, sounds great.
But calling him Rex instead of Lex might be a bit racist... sorta thing I'd expect from Bobby Lee or Santino.
@@bvdek ha ha, it wa 5 in the morning = corrected
I trained One Hung Lo , & Juan Stif-Rahd for 15 years as a Teenager. At times it was extreme and a battle of mental warfare! Until my Mom caught me one day, and my Dreams of becoming a Black Belt Master Bater were over. I often have dreams to of my Stif-Rahd, and he is always upset I quit my sessions so easily. I’ve tried talking to him and have even beat him into submission a few times since then, but what do ye do!!
Somewhere out there in a parallel universe Lex is wearing a rash guard and John Danaher is wearing a black and white suit for this podcast.
😂
I competed at the ReOrg competition, that Mr Hardy was also on.
He appeared a really good guy, made loads of time for fans. More than I would have... I was in the holding pen with him and we just politely nodded.
Lex get Tom hardy on.
One of the things he was close to hitting on also about leaving the military is the loss of the team. Joining a great school can bring back the sense of team that many of us miss.
I’ve never seen someone so thoughtful and tactical in expressing his thoughts. He doesn’t just spew things out of his mouth. Everything he says, he’s thought about, and chooses the perfect words to use. Very rare.
Tom Hardy is one of my favourite actors of these current times. First saw him in Bronson and ive seen almost all of his works... He's a dog person too so that's a bonus lol
after hearing Danaher speak about vets I have even more respect for him because he was 100% correct
John is on point with the transition from military combat life back to civilian life.
I went from fighting in the mountains of Afghanistan to sitting in a classroom with a bunch of spoiled college kids.
Word. Same. A different type of combat.
This just makes you sound like those spoiled kids who think they’re special
Crazy grew up in the hood probably longer than you served probably know more dead people than you and still have spoiled college kids as friends because they aren't all bad this isn't the 80s and 90s🤣 set your boundaries if you can't do that they don't respect you
that comes from ego no one can control how you feel but you
Did anyone not respect your pronouns? I can't imagine the horror of going through that
Keep these podcast up please Lex, really enjpying the indepth conversations you have .
I met Tom Hardy briefly when he was around my area filming The Revenant. Was a brief interaction but seems like a good sincere quiet dude.
Sport does this, not the playing necessarily but the training, what Tom Hardy describes is familiar to me and rugby was the game. The camaraderie is so important.
United States Marine here. Normal life is boring and he is absolutely correct. We will compensate in some manor by seeking risky behavior.
Sebastian Junger talks about this in his book Tribe
Would MMA training help you think ?
BJJ and flying airplanes makes it not so boring.
Man he played such a good role in The Peaky Blinders
So good
No, best role is in Stuart: A Life Backwards
@@lilo007 He didn't say best role, he just said good role. Back in your hole troll.
Might like his acting in “Legend”- say what you want about the movie I thought he was excellent in it
Fooking biblical mate 😂
I’ve recently left the Royal Navy. Closest thing I’ve felt to the bonds I had there is in my BJJ class (I’m a very new white belt) & my Thai Boxing gym.
I presume these are some sort of homosexual BJJ and Muay Thai schools?
@@digs1223 aren’t they all 🤷🏻😂
@@LeeJCander surprisingly not, I just thought it would feel strange rolling around with a man in a heterosexual environment, being ex-navy.
@@digs1223 never feels strange rolling around with a man! Being ex-navy n all 😂
Tom hardy is awesome. I first became a fan with the movie Lawless. Killed it
"The intensity of comradery and love you have for each other"
In the short experience I have from having served, this is something that I miss.
At the end of the day, you know that the person next to you would take a bullet and you for them.
You don't see this as much, if at all, in the civilian world.
This man is so articulate. He said this so well, about transitioning from the military to civilian life after combat deployments.
Tom Hardy my favorite actor. Coolest dude ever.
Two of the most intelligent humans on earth!! I’m glad we have access to these gentleman
I think Lex should fight everyone on his pod cast, I'd watch that.
Someone should cast Tom Hardy as Marlon Brando - I think he'd know just how to play this
Crazy how this guys passion in life is something I couldn’t care less about, and yet when he talks about it I’m absolutely enthralled
LF: "I think Gordan Ryan has a chance against one of the smaller apes but the internet will probably call me an idiot"
JD: "The internet would be correct"
Alfie Solomon’s made peaky blinders goated. Tom hardy real one
“Hyena’s are formidable animals” - don’t know why that made me laugh
JD is one of a kind
Because he didn’t just say “formidable” once lol
Those Bond fight scenes are going to be really realistic. And I can think of a really good Baddy candidate too Mr Danaher.
Том талантливый актер. Хороший отец. Не греет задницу на диване. Занимается делом. Пример для своих сыновей. Харди красава ❤❤❤
Love it. Thanks Lex and the team as always.
That was a great segment Lex. Really nice breakdown of the mental bridge. I thoroughly enjoyed this and shared.
Going to war in the name of corporations makes as much sense as fighting over parking spaces
But it creates diffetent types of men. One are as*holes,the other ones are heroes. Which one do you think?
A vegan, a Crossfitter and someone who practices bjj walk into a bar and everyone knows in five seconds because they can't stop telling every single person they meet.
Haha, guilty of #3. I suppose because I love it and want others to join.
They didn't mention it, but the third guy in that picture is Renzo's nephew(?) Rayron Gracie who's the number one brown belt in the world right now and one of the top instructors at RGA in New York. Also a super great guy and instructor.
"Internet is correct very so often".
Such a polite way to roast someone
Hopefully Batman is good at defending rear naked chokes
Funny, you have Tom Hardy, an incredible actor using martial arts to better himself & others & then you have Steven Seagal, a horrible actor using martial arts to flatter himself & his ego. You can understand why Tom Hardy is so well-respected & successful & why Steven Seagal makes movies like Half Past Dead & The Per(fat) Weapon.
and you just judging everyone you've never met rather than working on yourself lol
@@stevebb2915 what are you talking about?
@@stevebb2915 He's not judging everyone. He's judging Steven Seagal. We're all allowed to judge Steven Seagal. Man is a fraud who made his living through lies.
not sure if you can call whatever Steven Segal does "martial arts" 😂
Seagal might be a rat but he's had an interesting life.
As a vet , 100%. Kickboxing was same, but Bjj is more forgiving... stacking head trauma on top of PTSD isnt the smartest.
I’m having the opposite experience, bjj is hard for the back, neck and shoulders. Kickboxing on the other is more forgiving if you spar smart and safe (and don’t have a to train for a fight)
Great comments about REORG and the We Defy Foundation!
As someone who left instagram years ago because of its addictive pull-I always kind of cringe inside when shoved captions and video from ppls IGs when on TH-cam. It’s as if social media claws it’s ways into your eye sockets regardless of your resistance
Hardy is a real one
The main thing for me and mental health, for five minutes your mind is laser focused on the task and the trouble of your life take a back seat.
Love to see tom hardy on this podcast. He reposted it on his ig.
John always looks like he just stepped off a paddle board.
I don’t want to say this video is click bait based on the name of a movie star because they actually talk about a fascinating topic but still…
I had a minor degree of this experience with my own military training. Although I did not see combat, I was involved in a branch that did some search and rescue. But I had a plan to go into the reserves while I was still in school and then be able to transfer after as a petty officer. My thought was that I was struggling in school and going through boot camp and some training would ingrain tye "discipline" which I apparently, I thought, needed. However, the experience had the opposite effect. After going through boot camp and some additional training, when I returned to school I found that the social environment was so petty and ridiculous that I was even more alienated than before. At least among adults, they may have some analogous experience - some amount of hardship and bonding which at least allows them to understand by analogy how these things form. But most people at my age at that time, at least who would disclose, I had no idea about those kinds of experiences. I assume that there were probably some kids who had had exceedingly hard childhoods who might have understood, although they might have been missing the bonding and resilience part. In any case, the step I took to try to keep me in school actually wound up encouraging me to leave sooner. But it is true that it's an experience you can't duplicate and also that others cannot understand unless they have something really comparable in terms of brain wiring. I think it also shows us what Fight Club showed us - when you think you are engaging someone in conflict whom you have assessed by some superficial physicality, that is a bad decision. You never know what somebody has been through, what skills they have, even just what rage they are managing. It's a bad idea to assume that someone is coming from the same social perspective as you and therefore you can anticipate the response to your aggression. Just don't do it.
I would love to see this guy fight Jordan Peterson.
Imagine being lost, and accidentally asking Jon Danaher for directions without knowing who he is.
Think he might be one of the best actors today.
The uk don’t do anything for returned troops, majority of our homeless are vets.
Dunno what part of the UK you're from but in this part of the UK it's mostly young drug addicts.
I love John, however he underestimates the loves of "normal" people.
How can a soldier who saw his friends leg blown off talk to a normal person? Well I once dated a girl who had a car crash and watched her mother father sister and brother die in a gruesome way. I would say that there is not one soldier in the history of war to have seen or gone through anything even close to as bad. Friends are not parents or little brothers and sisters. Trust me, normal people can have tragic lives way worse than soldiers. Most soldiers give through very little. Some have it rough yeah, special forces are more likely to have seen some stuff. But none have seen what this particular girl has or other unfortunate people have gone through.
The punisher never pulled back, that's very well depicted in the entire series from start to end
Danaher is like Superman, always suit for fighting
Coming back from an athletic competition to peoples everyday parking and ensurance talk is kinda the same.
Soldiers are just the hard core version of athletes.
Imagine starting out & just being able to txt Danaher with a couple of questions lol
I hope Danaher never stops wearing rash guards.
Tom hardy gets beat by Russel Brand … then Ed O’Neil crushes them both!! Celebrity death match … can Joe Rogan take Vladimir Putin ??? Honest question 🙋♂️
Joe's a lot younger and appears far healthier should do it quite easily at the moment
He’s a great actor.
Legend is a dope movie
Now am i the only one who wants Time Hardy next?
John Danaher is one very wise man.
I am a former soldier ,war is work ,try to leave your work at work , not easy but every day life is not easy.Most of us choose to fight ,we are trained for it ,but there is no training for every day life. I think some kind of national service is needed ,two years training to do a trade of some thing that is needed ,plumbers ,nurses, brick layers ,soldiers what ever is needed. Including life skills money management and so on ,then you can go to college and learn media studies.
Huberman must be looking forward to that show.
Forget how nice he is .
The guy is a wicked actor. I watch 7 film and didn't recognize he is amazing and then you lot say he's a nice guy.
Star trek
Batman
Charles Bronson
Warrior
That gangster one where he gets shot up
The Jewish guy in that British gangster thing.
The bartender gangster
Smokes drinks beer and British shouldn't he be James Bond too.
Зачем смотреть семь фильмов? Если он плохой актёр было бы понятно на втором фильме.😅
The blood of battle is thicker than the water of birth. I took off my uniform 20ish years ago, yet I will never be a civilian. I have learned it is best for me to stay at the edge of civilization. A thread connects me to my home while my eyes are drawn to the wilds. A delicate balance maintained through voluntarily choosing discipline of the self. This is my freedom.
Celebrity Jiujitsu matches could bring some attention to the sport. Kinda similar to the way TH-cam boxing took off. As long as the celebrities represent the level they are at, and people don’t get issued black belts for the sake of being a black belt.
This would be a great thing for you to offer to ppl w ptsd from traumatic incidents... as well as ppl coming out of prison as well.
Not everyone w extreme ptsd is coming from a military or first respomder background.
To help this world... we must talk about all ppl w PTSD. Not just those who have been glorified in film, tv and the media.
A lot of people need help...
In order to make their lives... and this world... a better place for all of us to coexist 😎🙏💙🕊💙
Tom Hardy is just the coolest.
I’m still waiting for the interview were someone asks John “ why didn’t you shave your head sooner ?!?”
"How actor Tom Hardy won three BJJ tournaments in a month". ESPN
Quite a few videos now on youtube
Idk how Danaher can always wear those underarmour compression shirts. Things are weird. They’re the most comfortable and best thing to wear when you’re training but the worst and most uncomfortable thing to wear when you’re not.
John seems like a real intelligent guy
Danaher be like: Mr Hardy...you merely adopted the rash guard...I was born in it, molded by it.
Wouldn't be surprised at all to find John Danahaer showers in that rashguard.
You can watch a pack of wolfs try to take a carcass from a wolverine. Not so easy for the wolfs even if they are larger and outnumbered the wolverine, they have to give up.
So not always the numbers,, but the wildness in witch the wolverine fights, the wolves don't think the food is worth being hurt over.
Subtitles Hardy. He makes Brando sound like Welles.
When they first said predators I thought they meant peadophiles , thought it sounded like a really interesting documentary....
Danaher is not wearing a Rashguard. The rashguard is wearing Sifu Danaher..
I went down the YT rabbit hole and found a donkey dominating a hyena, the formidable beast 🤣🤣🤣.
Hey Mr Hardy on, please Lex ❤
Does he own any non-dry fit shirts?
I bloody love Tom Hardy!!
Why is Danaher in a rash guard and why is no-one questioning it?
You must be very new to the Combat community
@@triocha233 ....is he always in one or are you saying "most" combat fighters when they go to interviews are in rash guards? Also, not "new" -- been training what you call "mixed martial arts" since '77. I am "new" to seeing Danaher NOT on a jujitsu mat, hahaha.
Did this guy just float in on his surfboard?
it's a rash guard he always has one on lol just incase someone wants to train I guess 🤷
We get it, you know Tom Hardy, jesus
Most of the topics I feel are things people know, but realize most people don't care enough about nature or science in general