These are great basic techniques for someone with no skill beyond watching youtube videos. Good job. For those learning techniques on youtube, make sure you find a friend to practice these with. Practice them back and forth with little resistance for a while to get every detail second nature. Then go 100%. One person tries not to get taken down and the other tries to get the take down. Without live training like this you are wasting your time, it'll never work in real life.
I aint a pro but have been in various martial arts for 20 years and in a fight wether it is in a competition or on the streets (have done both) things needs to happen without thinking or else you are lost. It is all about practise and repeat the same things over and over until it is second nature for you.
These videos are so well made. The quality is excellent, with the music, editing, and to-the-point content. I also appreciate how they put the moves into real life situations. It keeps things clear and accurate. All around great
Awesome video. Definitely shows how some boxing, judo, and jujitsu skills are very effective/applicable in a close quarter situation. Please keep these videos coming.
@@ufprogear Hey I just had a video suggestion. Can you please make a video on blocking punches in a street fight? And also some head movements that are good for the streets and bare knuckle punches mainly. Because what I have noticed or experienced is that there is a difference between the techniques taught in the ring and in the streets. And some techniques don't work for me personally . So is there any effective way to block punches in the street especially bare knuckle?
@@anonymousgentleman1124 you just block them brother. If you have spiderman like sense's you might be able to deflect them but mostly blocking is just protecting the main area a punch is going towards. Gotta tank it and fire back. Try some jabs and step in closer and throw your elbow to the chin or throat. Kinda hard to explain but that shit works 9 out 10 times.
Wow...this is an amazing video that i expect for a long time...Daniel is one of the best Brazilian MMA fighter...keep doing this series of videos that i love it.
hats off to the dude who had to basically give him a hug the entire time lol. that's really close looking. it sounded like it hurt getting thrown on those matts, on your back too.
No distespect, I thank you all for the information, but I honestly believe that in a survival/self defense situation some of this techniques would actually leave you very vulnerable and exposed. I think some things are not being taken into consideration, such as back of the head strikes (which are quite dangerous) if you go under the opponents arms, in such manner you open yourself for such a strike, also bitting of head and neck in such close distance should also be considered, headbutting eye gouching etc. As I see it, in competition inside the octagon this could be gold, but not necessarily for the street.
You see these in street fights alot too just look up judo wrestling etc in street fights if dirty moves were so easy to stop this stuff we wouldn't see tons of people getting slammed on the concrete tho I wouldn't recommend these moves aside from the judo stuff prefer blast doubles and arm drags to back takes just due to eye pokes bites etc not being pleasant
@@markdurby143 dirty moves are easy to pull off. They just don't get the views as this video would. These moves are good but with gear on, it would prove to be taxing during a fight. Just my real world opinion and social media opinion on this particular video
I see the point you're making but I'd be inclined to disagree. Yes street fighting is absolutely a lot less clean than combat sports, but takedowns are meant to be done quickly and dynamically and if you're already in a grapple with an opponent, going to ground may be the best option to subdue and establish control.
@@n34z3r I’ve been in many street fights, I’ve done club security and I’m a combat veteran. I have used all of these in real world situations. I have a friend who has been in law enforcement for 15 years. He has used these strategies as well. These moves are more for street and combat application than the are for the octagon imo.
Love the first episode! Could they wear clothes with more contrast in future episodes- and zoom out a bit so we can see all the footwork. Great start to the series!
Three things: 1. dark clothes against the dark mats background is not good for demonstration. 2. If doing A Single legs with the opponents leg between your legs, your head should never be on the outside. Guillotine city. 3. The tai oToshi’s looked more like harai’s. Tai is a trip. Not a reap.
To add to that, whenever you throw your hip into the opponent, you want to drop your weight as low as possible. Ideally you want to be below their center of gravity. You don't want to have to pull someone over your hip, you want them to fall over it. This is especially important if the adversary is bigger and stronger than you because the chances of you actually pulling them up and over your hip is next to none.
You don't always have to pinch the leg between your legs, there are many single leg variations. As long as your posture is not broken, guillotine attempt against takedown is just a dumb headlock and if the other guy refused to let go when you are in side control after the takedown, choke him with his own arm by using Von Flue choke
@@jaketheasianguy3307 von flue is a shoulder choke, doesn’t use his own arm. You just said his own arm is around your neck in a guillotine attempt, how are you gonna use it
@@forrestdisney2698 really, i was taught that the pressure go to his neck was from his bicep and shoulder area when you start squeezing so i just went with it til now. Never really thought about what part is choking the guy since that move rarely happen against trained people.
@@jaketheasianguy3307 that sounds like an arm triangle choke. Another name for a von flue type chokes is literally “shoulder choke”. They call it von flue after Jason von flue used it so successfully. Ovince st Preux has a deadly von flue choke as well
Hi i'm watching you from mexico and our great problem here in mexico, its the violence. So for that motive i like to see your videos really they are very functional . for me thank you for this...
hello, an impressive video, I'm following this channel from Spain, I love it, one question, what pants are they wearing in this video? In my country there is not much variety. thank you, greetings from Spain
Very informative lessons. I personally do not like to grapple with people. In my area you have to assume everyone has a gun and knife on them. Going to ground is an easy way to get a few inches of steel pushed into your kidneys.
The neat thing is, in reality you don´t get to choose if you want to grapple or not. No matter the dressing code of your area. Most violent altercations happen in a disadvantage to the "victim". So if the bad guy has decided for some silly reason, that you are weak and cant defend yourself, he is going to find a way to start an confortation in from the grapple. If he feels it is the best choice to come on top.
Looks like P-40 All Terrain to me. I have them in both colours... the steel grey does not look two-tone IRL like it does on camera, except when soaking wet out of the washing machine.
Its interestink to see you guys grabbing the UF pro combat shirt, but how these judo throws work on light Tshirts or wide hoodies? Many times I have torn Tshirts away from suspects ot found my hands holding a hoodie (that was open beforehand) that the suspect shed with ease.
You should only train with moves you know you can do while carrying your gear like dutybelt, plates etc. A lot of these movies become real hard to do when you don't have the freedom of full range body movement.
here you can not breathe from the anabolic they put you for marketing reasons ... 3:01 when you did tai otoshi you were dizzy and you could not do it .... from the anabolic probably ... come now we are tired of lying ...
a few points I think about in this video: 1st. I get that you can control his hips with both arms under his; but why didn´t the attacker rip your ears of, or attack your head in any way if you have both arms under his? 2nd: "single leg" my reallife experience with someone who tryed the singel leg technique: he got kicked in the balls: first time after grabbing the leg, then he got a face full of knuckles, still got me on the ground, but after that got kicked in the balls again: fight was over for him. I see the same problem in both cases: head without cover and open to attacks. I know it´s a video for demonstration , so the attacker can not go full on, because you could not show the technique in a clean way. But i think in reality most people will get seriously hurt if they try this techniques and their opponent is a little competent or just willing to hurt them.
1. Practice makes perfect, if people only watch this video once and then use the techniques showed here in a violence situation without practice, everything falls apart 2. Punches inside the clinch will never work in your favor because there's no weight and structure behind them, they're just arms flailing. Sure they're hurt, but they won't do any real damage, not to mention andrenalin. And by the time you busy flailing your arms, you will be unconsious in the next few seconds when you get dumped on hard concrete 3. A good grappler will always get the head on the chest, not near the other guy's face so try to chew his ears all you want and get knocked out by the concrete 4. People who just shoot in for takedowns without setting it up first with high line strikes deserved to get kick in the balls
Combatives don’t assume blades? Good luck with that. I had the same illusions before I got cut. Now the scars are a daily reminder that the content in this video can get you very hurt. The mat is a great place to develop skills. This is a great stage of training but leaving yourself so open to knives is a bad idea.
Im training now 5 years of krav maga and self defense techniqes and theres one thing iam missing in this videi This are basic techniqes but there are more easy ones to defend against a takedown sometimes its enough in such a situation to scratch his eyes or his faces instead of trying to hurt him with punches Thats im some situatioms very useful
Every single move is a basic freestyle wrestling move, nothing special 1.clinch control is a basic bear hug 2. Tai otoshi is a simple cowboy 3. Single leg is literally just a single leg combined with a dump finish
Same thing, different sport.The Gracie learned Judo, focus on guard play and called it BJJ. Put them both into the cage, it's just submission grappling
OMG. I would simply tear off the head with my free hands. Combat is not combat sport. On the other hand, It would be not necessary if the elbows are used properly. Close combat is brutal. But I am just a peaceful pacifist civilian. Sometimes with a knife.
These sport and military fools don't have real knowledge of real world combatives. They're just clowning with all this ground grappling. 1:42 is a terrible position where you're going to get your head grabbed. You're going get stabbed, shot or stomped by somebody, eye-gouged, face bitten off, ear ripped off etc.
This is not combatives, this is symmetrical fighting. Not once were any of these guys fighting for their lives. Rip his eyes out, stab him, quit fighting him and reduce him... that is combat. This is sport fighting.
"Iron Infidel"? Bro´s that what I call myself after doing haram stuff to a hijab chick for over an hour. But thank you for reminding me, that naming stuff is like a platoon leader position, something an enlisted may could do, but shouldnt. Damn the moment you let them choose the name of something you have terrain features like "Nipple rock" "titty hill" and yeah call signs like "Leonidas to Odin?" This is why we can have nice things.
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These are great basic techniques for someone with no skill beyond watching youtube videos. Good job.
For those learning techniques on youtube, make sure you find a friend to practice these with. Practice them back and forth with little resistance for a while to get every detail second nature. Then go 100%. One person tries not to get taken down and the other tries to get the take down. Without live training like this you are wasting your time, it'll never work in real life.
Better yet join a gym
I aint a pro but have been in various martial arts for 20 years and in a fight wether it is in a competition or on the streets (have done both) things needs to happen without thinking or else you are lost.
It is all about practise and repeat the same things over and over until it is second nature for you.
Really helpful thank you
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“survive, rest tomorrow…” brilliant
These videos are so well made. The quality is excellent, with the music, editing, and to-the-point content. I also appreciate how they put the moves into real life situations. It keeps things clear and accurate. All around great
Thank you for your nice comment. It gives us and obligation to be even better in the future 💪.
“Today we survive and tomorrow we can rest”
Another combo of the two of the best channels! Keep them coming!
Thanks! More coming up. 👊🏼
Awesome video. Definitely shows how some boxing, judo, and jujitsu skills are very effective/applicable in a close quarter situation. Please keep these videos coming.
Please add a new playlist in UF pro, it's valuable information
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Hello Sai, nice to see you here 🤩
@@ufprogear Hey
I just had a video suggestion.
Can you please make a video on blocking punches in a street fight? And also some head movements that are good for the streets and bare knuckle punches mainly.
Because what I have noticed or experienced is that there is a difference between the techniques taught in the ring and in the streets.
And some techniques don't work for me personally .
So is there any effective way to block punches in the street especially bare knuckle?
@@anonymousgentleman1124 you just block them brother. If you have spiderman like sense's you might be able to deflect them but mostly blocking is just protecting the main area a punch is going towards. Gotta tank it and fire back. Try some jabs and step in closer and throw your elbow to the chin or throat. Kinda hard to explain but that shit works 9 out 10 times.
@@PrepperGear hey brother 👋
Wow...this is an amazing video that i expect for a long time...Daniel is one of the best Brazilian MMA fighter...keep doing this series of videos that i love it.
Totally blown away with actuality of the lessons... 👍
Well, hold your horses, you are going to be really badly blown away by the reality. Just kidding. Go ahead.
Make more please! For street fights
Very nice one, I'd love to see more like this in the future, thanks for the video.
hats off to the dude who had to basically give him a hug the entire time lol. that's really close looking. it sounded like it hurt getting thrown on those matts, on your back too.
Sarafian é brabo!
No distespect, I thank you all for the information, but I honestly believe that in a survival/self defense situation some of this techniques would actually leave you very vulnerable and exposed. I think some things are not being taken into consideration, such as back of the head strikes (which are quite dangerous) if you go under the opponents arms, in such manner you open yourself for such a strike, also bitting of head and neck in such close distance should also be considered, headbutting eye gouching etc. As I see it, in competition inside the octagon this could be gold, but not necessarily for the street.
You see these in street fights alot too just look up judo wrestling etc in street fights if dirty moves were so easy to stop this stuff we wouldn't see tons of people getting slammed on the concrete tho I wouldn't recommend these moves aside from the judo stuff prefer blast doubles and arm drags to back takes just due to eye pokes bites etc not being pleasant
If you off balance your opponent, they cannot punch you effectively. It's a simple fact.
@@markdurby143 dirty moves are easy to pull off. They just don't get the views as this video would. These moves are good but with gear on, it would prove to be taxing during a fight. Just my real world opinion and social media opinion on this particular video
I see the point you're making but I'd be inclined to disagree. Yes street fighting is absolutely a lot less clean than combat sports, but takedowns are meant to be done quickly and dynamically and if you're already in a grapple with an opponent, going to ground may be the best option to subdue and establish control.
@@n34z3r I’ve been in many street fights, I’ve done club security and I’m a combat veteran. I have used all of these in real world situations. I have a friend who has been in law enforcement for 15 years. He has used these strategies as well. These moves are more for street and combat application than the are for the octagon imo.
takedown is very usefull in self defense...and i've try it in a street fight..and thanks for the lesson🔥
MMA and BJJ in one single package. Great. Thank you guys !
P.s.: Daniel is a humble giant ! Thanks for imparting your knowledge with us and also teaching us the value of being humble ! 🙏
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Love the first episode! Could they wear clothes with more contrast in future episodes- and zoom out a bit so we can see all the footwork.
Great start to the series!
i was about to comment on the same topics, but than i remembered: in a real life fight footwork is the first thing that goes out of the window
Excelent!!!
More video need from thise
Very nice, more videos of this in the future pls
Basic judo. Good stuff. 👍
Three things:
1. dark clothes against the dark mats background is not good for demonstration.
2. If doing A Single legs with the opponents leg between your legs, your head should never be on the outside. Guillotine city.
3. The tai oToshi’s looked more like harai’s. Tai is a trip. Not a reap.
To add to that, whenever you throw your hip into the opponent, you want to drop your weight as low as possible. Ideally you want to be below their center of gravity. You don't want to have to pull someone over your hip, you want them to fall over it. This is especially important if the adversary is bigger and stronger than you because the chances of you actually pulling them up and over your hip is next to none.
You don't always have to pinch the leg between your legs, there are many single leg variations. As long as your posture is not broken, guillotine attempt against takedown is just a dumb headlock and if the other guy refused to let go when you are in side control after the takedown, choke him with his own arm by using Von Flue choke
@@jaketheasianguy3307 von flue is a shoulder choke, doesn’t use his own arm. You just said his own arm is around your neck in a guillotine attempt, how are you gonna use it
@@forrestdisney2698 really, i was taught that the pressure go to his neck was from his bicep and shoulder area when you start squeezing so i just went with it til now. Never really thought about what part is choking the guy since that move rarely happen against trained people.
@@jaketheasianguy3307 that sounds like an arm triangle choke. Another name for a von flue type chokes is literally “shoulder choke”. They call it von flue after Jason von flue used it so successfully. Ovince st Preux has a deadly von flue choke as well
Love those application parts, great video!
Thanks!
Good work👍 good training and close to reality 👊👊😉
Thanks Jef 😎🤙
With pleasure 👍😉 can you post more videos of close combat range like that?
Thanks and good festivals for the end of the year 👍😉
Lots more content to come... Stay tuned 😎🤙
classic judo tactics love it
Daniel could fold me up and tuck me neatly in to a match box, fella is an animal!
One of the best video
Thanks, way better than detroit urban survival training
It would be great to see Daniel spar with Tim Kennedy on one of your videos sometime.
Nice, practical techniques 👌🏻👌🏻
Great 👍🏽 lesson
Thanks 🇨🇾🙏🏽 🐺
Very good video bro.. Thanks
How would it work if they don't wear clothes? Cause I have been in situations where they remove articles of clothing when they want to fight.
You can still grip the triceps, forearm, or wrist and collar tie (hand on back of neck) your opponent
Hold on, you wait untill your opponent removes clothing and you don't take advantage of the situation WHILE he does that?
@@cyberserk5614 You not seen how fast people take off their clothes in the hood.
@@kjcenteno5734 you haven't trained properly to take advantage of stupid macho behaviour.
The underhook entry in the beginning is an excellent grip for throws. Besides that, go for collar ties or wrist and arm tie ups
Hi i'm watching you from mexico and our great problem here in mexico, its the violence. So for that motive i like to see your videos really they are very functional . for me thank you for this...
Buen eso para inmovilizar
Me encanta la lucha pero que piensan del Box??? 😲
Nice....
This video just like other c.q.c video
Please upload more content on c.q.c
Please sir teach us how to control chok and chok defance
hello, an impressive video, I'm following this channel from Spain, I love it, one question, what pants are they wearing in this video? In my country there is not much variety. thank you, greetings from Spain
This was good , need to see footwork please . Thank you 🙏
Great video..!!!
Very informative lessons. I personally do not like to grapple with people. In my area you have to assume everyone has a gun and knife on them. Going to ground is an easy way to get a few inches of steel pushed into your kidneys.
Where do u live
Where do u live
In small area like hallway or alley, you won't be able to keep distance so knowing how to grapple is a must if the other guy is in the pocket
The neat thing is, in reality you don´t get to choose if you want to grapple or not. No matter the dressing code of your area.
Most violent altercations happen in a disadvantage to the "victim".
So if the bad guy has decided for some silly reason, that you are weak and cant defend yourself, he is going to find a way to start an confortation in from the grapple. If he feels it is the best choice to come on top.
Very good video
O inglês tá igual o meu rs. Mandou bem fera.
In the first move he could have done a knee strike in the gap between his opponents legs
I saw this as a boxer I do also know grappling or bjj no technique is silver round but I love these tutorials are awesome.
Braziiiil!
❤cool
is he brazilian ? As a brazilian I couldnt not notice Daniel's accent, nice video btw
Ele é sim
Could you upload a lethal moves video
Respekt!!!!😍❤🤗
Are those the P-40 Gen 2 pants? looking really good 🤤
Question: Combat Shirts color, blue or black?
Wow
Wrestling move pls
Which pants are they wearing?
Looks like P-40 All Terrain to me. I have them in both colours... the steel grey does not look two-tone IRL like it does on camera, except when soaking wet out of the washing machine.
Fascinating question.
@@lilalali6753 🤣
I see some Hari Ogoshi and Utchi Matas in there lol
I recognized Mata Hari and Kitsipotsu Furamuki. :)
Its interestink to see you guys grabbing the UF pro combat shirt, but how these judo throws work on light Tshirts or wide hoodies? Many times I have torn Tshirts away from suspects ot found my hands holding a hoodie (that was open beforehand) that the suspect shed with ease.
If your bear hung someone and his arms are free to move they will take your eyes out in a second.
nice , now i can practice on my grandma 👵
Your assistant looks like Jason Statham
You should only train with moves you know you can do while carrying your gear like dutybelt, plates etc. A lot of these movies become real hard to do when you don't have the freedom of full range body movement.
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Soy yo o el instructor habla español
Judo power!
Too bad I have no training partner to practice these moves with.
what are those pants?
These are the P-40 All-Terrain Gen.2 Pants. See more here: ufpro.com/pants/tactical-pants/p-40-all-terrain-gen-2-tactical-pants
thank you
Oss
Can someone show this to detroit dust. Those fake a-holes blocked me so I can't send them real defence
here you can not breathe from the anabolic they put you for marketing reasons ... 3:01 when you did tai otoshi you were dizzy and you could not do it .... from the anabolic probably ... come now we are tired of lying ...
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a few points I think about in this video:
1st. I get that you can control his hips with both arms under his; but why didn´t the attacker rip your ears of, or attack your head in any way if you have both arms under his?
2nd: "single leg" my reallife experience with someone who tryed the singel leg technique: he got kicked in the balls: first time after grabbing the leg, then he got a face full of knuckles, still got me on the ground, but after that got kicked in the balls again: fight was over for him.
I see the same problem in both cases: head without cover and open to attacks.
I know it´s a video for demonstration , so the attacker can not go full on, because you could not show the technique in a clean way. But i think in reality most people will get seriously hurt if they try this techniques and their opponent is a little competent or just willing to hurt them.
1. Practice makes perfect, if people only watch this video once and then use the techniques showed here in a violence situation without practice, everything falls apart
2. Punches inside the clinch will never work in your favor because there's no weight and structure behind them, they're just arms flailing. Sure they're hurt, but they won't do any real damage, not to mention andrenalin. And by the time you busy flailing your arms, you will be unconsious in the next few seconds when you get dumped on hard concrete
3. A good grappler will always get the head on the chest, not near the other guy's face so try to chew his ears all you want and get knocked out by the concrete
4. People who just shoot in for takedowns without setting it up first with high line strikes deserved to get kick in the balls
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Underhooking in the clinch, when your adversary might have a blade, just seems crazy to me.
He alwas has. And his friends too. And they are called enemy, just to clarify the stakes.
Non-compliant but unarmed suspect? The officer has frisked him and now the suspect has to be put down? That seems coming from a lack of control, no?
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nice, but UF Pro can do better Close Combat videos.
Combatives don’t assume blades? Good luck with that. I had the same illusions before I got cut. Now the scars are a daily reminder that the content in this video can get you very hurt. The mat is a great place to develop skills. This is a great stage of training but leaving yourself so open to knives is a bad idea.
Im training now 5 years of krav maga and self defense techniqes and theres one thing iam missing in this videi
This are basic techniqes but there are more easy ones to defend against a takedown sometimes its enough in such a situation to scratch his eyes or his faces instead of trying to hurt him with punches
Thats im some situatioms very useful
Every single move is a basic freestyle wrestling move, nothing special
1.clinch control is a basic bear hug
2. Tai otoshi is a simple cowboy
3. Single leg is literally just a single leg combined with a dump finish
Key takeaways wasted my 9 minutes of watch
The worst grip to grap a single...for real...
british Super... shit. ))))
So much better that that flashy BS you were showing on your highlight reels a few years back.
all of that crappy music and video effects gave me a headache.
This isn't judo. This is Brazilian jiu-jitsu
Thanks to God! I was worried.
Same thing, different sport.The Gracie learned Judo, focus on guard play and called it BJJ. Put them both into the cage, it's just submission grappling
OMG. I would simply tear off the head with my free hands. Combat is not combat sport. On the other hand, It would be not necessary if the elbows are used properly. Close combat is brutal. But I am just a peaceful pacifist civilian. Sometimes with a knife.
"I would simply tear off the head with my free hands" Bro, wtf are you on? Super Soldier Serum?
@@mattmac6069 combat is intentional. No need for any serum.
These sport and military fools don't have real knowledge of real world combatives. They're just clowning with all this ground grappling. 1:42 is a terrible position where you're going to get your head grabbed. You're going get stabbed, shot or stomped by somebody, eye-gouged, face bitten off, ear ripped off etc.
It is a more or less complete list of dire consequences of competitive sport done in military uniform.
Tai otoshi was my favourite maneuver when I learnt judo. It's super effective at getting the takedown. Good list. 👍
the strategy is; the best friend of the intel. / and the worst Enemy of the ignorant.
Is it me or the bald guy looks like... Jason Statham..🤔
Judo 🇧🇷🔥🇧🇷
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This is not combatives, this is symmetrical fighting. Not once were any of these guys fighting for their lives. Rip his eyes out, stab him, quit fighting him and reduce him... that is combat. This is sport fighting.
"Iron Infidel"? Bro´s that what I call myself after doing haram stuff to a hijab chick for over an hour.
But thank you for reminding me, that naming stuff is like a platoon leader position, something an enlisted may could do, but shouldnt.
Damn the moment you let them choose the name of something you have terrain features like "Nipple rock" "titty hill" and yeah call signs like "Leonidas to Odin?"
This is why we can have nice things.
oss!
I like this channel. 💪