How To Fight Sideways Like Bill "Superfoot" Wallace
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- Learn side stance Karate fighting style from full contact champion Bill "Superfoot" Wallace, interviewed by Jesse Enkamp (The Karate Nerd). This point sparring footwork is popular in Sport Karate, but MMA fighters in UFC like Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson love using the bladed stance for successfully keeping their opponent at long range distance. This is a great tactic for side kicks, hook kicks or blitz striking combinations. Visit www.karatebyjes... to learn more.
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No problem... thankyou for the video, it was great !
All of our old school badass martial arts guys are almost gone, and we have got to respect the ones that are left so it was really good to see that you brought one of the last living legends on your Channel. Keep up the good work you got a great Channel
Great job Jesse
The Godless A good Boxer exposes Muay Thai in MMA and they have to step up there Boxing game 💯
Really educating, I like this!
"The guy who said no pain no gain is dead"
"I like kicking people. It makes me feel good"
this man is a treasure
He's definitely given legitimacy to my feelings n thoughts.
I learned a serious philosophy and stance today. This is deadly stuff from Wallace.
No pain, no brain
I learned karate a long time ago and now due to time availability I am learning BJJ instead but I still love to train strikings at home. His technic and his quote is the treasure for me. Thank you very much for this video.
My Boy Vinny I like it man
I love his voice!... It sounds like Clint Eastwood saying: "Get off my lawn" ;-)
That's funny!!
maybe his voice. but his jab is more like " Clydes' " , 😑
@@sidlopes4429 😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂 underrated comment😂😂😂😂
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My Tae Kwon Do instructor based a lot of his teaching on Bill's fighting style, though one thing he added was that we also blocked a lot with the shin of our lead leg. So if someone was coming in, we also had three options for blocking, as we'd block low with our shins, mid and high with our hands. Bill's contributions to the practice of Martial Arts are definitely massive and not to be understated.
Yeah I can tell this fighting style is very useful and lethal, I need to start training for self defense and I really like this style. Jab and kick keeps the attacker at bay or injured, your head is hard to reach because your sideways and can easily dip out... all useful techniques
@@karlwithak. reminds me of beginner's luck in my first fight, guy sent a waist kick, I blocked with the elbow, he cracked something on the foot top and was down immediately. It was confusing, even my opponent was kind laughing through the pain, eyes closed.
did he finally tell taekwondo to keep thier hands up😂 bil fights in a philly shell like strictland only he throws side kicks
Great guy in every angle, sincere, dedicated, with no inflated ego.
Wow! I trained with Bill back in 1996 when I was training in Hapkido. He did a kicking seminar with us (in Australia). I still have photos with him. I will never forget...he uses his left leg and 3 kicks, side kick, round house and hook kick (often in combos). I remember him being a great teacher with a fun sense of humour, and a child-like energy. Really happy to see him still so active and excited about sharing his knowledge. Such a great guy.
There's no cognitive dissonance when I listen to Mr Wallace talk. A straight shooter, informative and genuine!
Sometimes a hook beats a straight.
He wasn't raised in the dystopia of political correctness that we have today.
I took a seminar with him over 20 years ago and he showed me his mangled right knee. He explained how no one could stop his left leg because he was too fast. It's amazing to see he still has so much energy still!
I almost typed the same thing! 20 years ago my school had him in for a seminar. Great guy!
I think it is in the movie A Force of One... Bill Wallace throws are right leg side kick in the ring.
I wonder how many kicks Sensei Jesse ate from Mr. Wallace. What an honour.
reggieroo02 🤣🤣🤣
Oh yes give me those super feet
reggieroo02 A few
I ate a few, not fun, but made a great picture
A true legend. Turned his weakness to his most powerful strength. Love and respect from India.
Bill Wallace is literally explaining the new Olympic style of Taekwondo, but he was competing in karate, this guy was way ahead of his time. He’s the kinda guy you just wanna listen to, pure fight wisdom, amazing
I was doing this as a teenager in the 70s... my sensei "corrected" me all the time. I kept with it. it worked for me...
I wish there was a love button for this video. What a legend Bill is.
I found it.....💓
This is simply AWESOME! I’m a 5th Degree Shihan in yoshukai karate. My late Sensei emphasized keeping the body to the side, i.e., don’t “square up”. Thanks for driving this point home. Great videos. Keep up the good work.
I have some students that are born fighters but can't teach very well. The rare mix of a good fighter and teacher is a treasure to the world.
A real fighter. A real innovator. A real inspiration. All the love and respect to you Mr. Wallace
I can't believe that you had the best on your show! Bill superfoot Wallace the real deal 👍👊👊👊👊👊👊 always wanted to meet him
This man is a legend. As a front footed kicker, he is my hero.
Mr. Wallace is very articulate instructor. He basically developed his own style, a very effective one. Back in the day, I've seen him in his prime on tv. It was hard to see his kicks because he was lightning fast. I'm quite sure he is still entirely capable of fast and precise technique. Such a great man and martial artist!
And here we have in essence the principles of JKD discovered by a remarkable man with a knee injury. In JKD the front weapons available to your closest limbs are used most. Superfoot Wallace is espounding exactly the philosophy of Jeet Kune Do.
I was thinking the exact same thing. This proves that Bruce Lee definitely knew the art of fighting since so many don't think he's a fighter and just an actor
True that!
@@AOD-tr7nd great minds think alike as they say
B. Lee's rear leg was 3 centimeters shorter than his front leg. He explained that he used his longest leg to reach the Target, and the shorter (and stiffer) one for balance.
Agreed. Though a little clarification: Bruce Lee's JKD concepts actually predate Bruce Lee. They are older martial art concepts that Bruce brought together in a hybrid-like system (not a style). Most of these were regarded by kung fu masters as closely guarded secrets and in combination with teaching westerners, Bruce was not very welcomed by the old school practitioners. For example the intercepting fist is actually reading, or "intercepting" the intent of the opponent; This is a very old method in kung fu usually described as reacting second but striking first. Bruce's innovation was combining these methods, or "hacks", and presenting them in a way that can be adopted and integrated into literally any style. For example Chuck Norris was a student of Bruce Lee, but Chuck's style was Tang Soo Do.
I would say it's very similar to what Jesse is doing with his, if I may, hybrid style of Karate.
I hope no one is offended as I mean no offense. Respect and love to all present and past as we continue to grow and learn from eachother.
🙏👍
I did one session with GM Bill Wallace in Brisbane Australia 25 years ago approx, he was as enthusiastic then as he is in your interview. He walked into the stadium and I RE-learnt the most valuable lesson, that I taught all my students from that moment on, NEVER judge a book by its cover. GM Wallace is and by the look of your video still is a supreme athlete a Gentle-man. Oh and he can smile while he is kicking you IN THE HEAD! I CAN STILL SEE HIM now teaching us almost 100 Black belts of all levels. Then we started sparring I was in ore of this great man he stopped us all a few moments later and reminded us he loves to kick the harder you kick the more I like, But remember how many professional fights you have had and I have had???? He SMILED a BIGGER SMILE and the room full of testosterone suddenly returned to a training environment. TOTAL RESPECT FOR G.M. Bill Wallace.
Greetings! Sensi Wallace is a TRUE legend! I remember watching him in the 70s and 80s! MAN, you can just TELL he STILL has so much power behind his movements. What a WONDERFUL treat for all of Jesse! Thanks so much for sharing this with us!😊❤🥋
This Bill Wallace is a Master in life for sure! I wish to age that gracefully.
"I was playing Judo" he says lol Bill Wallace is the man
Nick Shea well that’s how it’s said so ... judo is considered a game Jj is combat .
@@myname1989 Oh lol. In my mind one doesn't just "play" judo, throwing folks is weird fun haha
I think "playing judo" is correct. Same for "playing karate" it seems. Just like one would be playing any other sport. Sounds weird af but it is what it is. I suppose most of us avoid saying it like that, preferring to say we "do karate" or "practice karate"
I just ran across this video...Glad to see Mr. Wallace is still doing karate, and going strong...he is a living legend in American karate.
"Legendary" is exactly the right word for this man. Growing up, my dad followed no fighting, no sports whatsoever. But he knew who Bill Wallace is.
Jesse Enkamp: How fortunate of you to meet and get to know Bill "Superfoot" Wallace! (I envy you!) ;- )
Isn't the stance in taekwondo fully bladed/sideways tho? :o
I was fascinated with this master when I was a child in the 80's. Cut out all Black Belt Magazine photos of him and taped them to my walls .
@@angelmirchev8433 the stance? There are many TKD stances. Tournament fighters favor the side stance for many of the same reasons. Especially point fighting where your not trying to knock the guy out. Speed is the game there.
Master Wallace is a fantastic martial artist .
I love mr Wallace and have been blessed to train with mr Wallace on more than a few occasions . I’m also an MMA / bjj coach - Back in his time , yes that style and stance worked and he was a beast with it for my sport. Bladed stance , in my opinion should be done but limited , due to the ability to easily have your back taken in my sport MMA [ self defense because even thugs know “take the back “ and choke). Lead leg kicks can more easily jammed and or open to being rendered soft and opportunities for “takedowns” are handed over on a platter. Mr Wallace is a phenomenal athlete and was an absolute beast that could pull this off. I’m not saying it wouldn’t work , it’s just a tool, many people that are handy can’t use a “wood lathe” but it’s still a good tool. I don’t think it replaces a hammer, and saw. The thing I took from him that is 100 is , be on the attack , speed works , and fakes and set ups are necessary. Mr Wallace is a national treasure and I would never say a cross word about this man.
I hear you, but Wonderboy’s style bears a lot of similarities to Wallace’s.
@AZTigerMMA Yea sure, wannabe
A true legend, its good to see he's still doing his thing, and he could probably still kick all our asses!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful training and story I have cerebral palsy and I have always had martial art teachers telling me that I am wasting my time and they never try to teach me anything but I am still training and Bills story has inspired me to keep training no matter what thank you both for your hard work
Not sure if this message will get to you Michael...
I was inspired by your words!
Decades of chronic fatigue and chronic pain - at 60 - should have given me a 'good excuse' NOT to take up full contact Muay Thai... Not a chance!!!
"Whether you think you can ...or whether you think you can't, you're right."
Henry Ford
Bill " I wanna kick him in the face because it makes me feel good" Wallace. Nice.
Amazing interview, and demonstration with Billy "Superfoot" Wallace, one of the most unrated fighters of all time, I remember learning about him, in those old karate magazines, back in the day.
Sensei Bill Wallace is so brilliant and amazing.. I can listen to him talk for hours.
Love Bill. He's the greatest and an amazing teacher.
James Baker Does Bill teach anywhere?
@@josephandreuccetti8043 Bill does seminars and whatnot all over the country but I'm not sure if he has his own academy. The guys a legend!
The guys who said: "no pain, no gain" is dead. Hilarious and right
Thank you for this lesson. As a taekwondo fighter, i was taught to fight like that. It's good for kicking, it's good for not get kicked, but this is the first time that someone explains WHY it's a good fighting position. Great video, thank you two.
@KARATEbyJesse Go to say that this video never gets old. Every time I re-watch this 4 years old video ( a year each time ), I always find something new
BTW i have never practiced karate, mainly MMA, Muay Thai, Boxing and Wrestling. But i have adopted o lot of techniques from Karate and Full Contact Kickboxing (PKA). Thank you for the amazing content Jesse
Excellent!
Excellent video. What a great honor for you to have met with him. Nice techniques !
@10:50 This is the answer to the ever-so-popular calf kick that everyone is doing in professional MMA.
Until you take a couple leg kicks lol then you have to rethink that
@@tonyd5990 What??? The counter evades the leg kick and catches you with a kick. Stop trolling brah ...
Kwaku Anansi “brah” I trained in the super foot system for 3 years. It’s good for point sparring or fighting an untrained individual but that’s about it. It ain’t trolling when you know what you’re talking about
Kwaku Anansi I also trained in the joe Lewis system, it’s not muy Thai but a little more suited for mma than super foot
@@tonyd5990 Three years isn't enough to achieve the mastery to "make it work effectively"
Bill "Superfoot" Wallace is an absolute legend and true gentleman. Thanks for having him on your channel. 👍
Had the great honour of being taught by "Superfoot" in our Dojo in Yorkshire a couple of years ago. Always fight in his style ever since. He taught us this little feet together mini jump thing great little tip which I've turned into a fun exercise for kids class. Great teacher, great man.
Jesse, love the videos! Would love to see you talk with Benny "The Jet" Urquidez. He's also a fountain of knowledge.
The guy who said “no pain, no gain” - hes dead
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Nothing like the wisdom, knowledge and experience of someone who knows true and practical applications. Bill Wallace is a legend and rightfully so.
As a 56 year old trying to get back in Karate shape, this is the best thing I've ever seen. Superfoot just inspired me like no other. Thank you Jesse and huge thanks to the great American Martial Artist/Fighter Bill Superfoot Wallace.
He gave the best advise someone can ever say to you, "Develop your own style".
Wow... So much energy and i think the best advise... Be positive !
Oustanding video Jesse!! Bill ''Superfoot'' Wallace is one of the best kickers of all times. Specially with his magnificcent side kicks. Even Kris Van Damme told in an interview that his dad, Jean-Claude Van Damme learnt a lot and improved his kicks in his youth by watching and practicing with Bill ''Superfoot'' Wallace's vhs.
Bill Wallace is a living legend🥋🥊💪👍👍
Love Bill superfoot Wallace! The way he protects his body, the lifting of the shoulder and the head backward slip is such an excellent defense! No telegraphing at all! One technique sets up another. He is one of my favorites! Thank you so much for showing a little of how he does his techniques!
Bill SuperFoot Wallace : Kickboxing Legend 🙏💯
6:28 Awesome a guy that developed a style to cope with his handicap mentioned another style that was also developed for handicap boxers.
Thanks Jesse sensei for your efforts in making this motivational video. Waiting for more videos like this.iam sure that it would help me to improve my techniques.Love from India.
Absolutely brilliant stuff here from Bill & the key is SIMPLICITY! Straight line to the target, no BS no fluff no nonsense.
Well, THERE's a name from the past! Mr. Wallace is a joy to listen to. I like how he explained his unique style, its motivations, as well as his openness to each person adapting what works for them. It's great to see/hear such a fun spirit. He also mastered having a good time.
Wallace looks fit as a fiddle he's a master of positioning, great fighting I.q.
I studied kung fu that was really interesting him breaking it down from the different moves from the one leg. An amazing man. Thank you Sir.
Wow! The legendary Bill Wallace! You're very lucky Jesse, just as I am 😁. Thanks for the great video 👍👍.
Bill Wallace is a true legend! Definitely an inspiration in my early martial arts development. Great to see he’s still active and fit, goes to show you that age is only a number.
This man is the reason because I started practicing Full Contact.He was my hero as a teenager(still he is).A real LIVING LEGEND.
Amazing testimony by this world champion. Thank you Jesse for asking all these questions and getting us these great answers. Your video will be part of history once he leaves us (as late as possible hopefully 🤞)
His stance, kicks, use of backfists, speed development, and philosophy all remind me of Bruce Lee's book 'The Tao of Jeet Kune Do'.
Now is time for everyone to watch "A force of one"
Bill is a legend & great role model...the real deal...I met him in the 80s when I was competing in tournaments, he was one of the biggest names in martial arts back then, awesome kicks! and throwing high kicks after fighting for a while is no joke, the energy required for a high kick equals dozens of punches
After watching the Seagal videos and now this on with Wallace, it’s amazing to see how mobile and strong these guys still are. Seagal is, I believe, 70 years old in those videos, and Wallace is, I believe, 73 years old in this. Pretty amazing! Maybe you could look into if there is something to this “fountain of youth” of continuing training martial arts throughout one’s life, Jesse?
Keep up the great work, Jesse. And I hope we see Oliver back in the cage soon again. Alt the best. Osu!
On a slightly unrelated note, this explanation kinda shows why TKD fighters prefer to stand sideways all the time.
I'm a taekwondo fighter I fight sideways and it works for me
Try bjj and kickboxing. We have twd black belt guys come in all the time to the gym I go to. They are usually caught off guard when they get punched in the face. Obviously it’s not full power because that’s just being a dick and would ruin the gym atmosphere.
Lots of twd guys after they get black belt come to learn bjj. That’s fun stuff there. Plus you get good a ground game. Twd kicks are pretty good. It’s interesting seeing those guys come in sparring against kickboxing style. In my opinion Muay Tai is better after sparing first hand with both. To be clear I do the kickboxing classes once a week but do bjj 4-5 days a week. It’s a personal preference.
I am a taekwondo fighter too, sideways is the first thing we learn, less target. Then not to get hit (keep moving). Then side kick. Must admit my sabum knows multiple styles of fighting and is a cop, so he makes us aware of other styles, how to counter and how to defend ourselves in the streets (of course first rule, go away when you can ;) ).
@@shawnmartin1306 Muay thai is too dangerous. I passed out on my first day of training because of the extensive cardio, running a lot, competitive races while carrying weights, etc. all in a very hot summer day. I suffered a heatstroke, you should only train Muay thai in winter as far as Im concerned. I never came back, too dangerous. I train karate 3 times per week and nothing like that ever happened
@@fanofgodjimindiva2497 I would say that the training was shitty in that weather but you can train in very diffrent ways
@@fanofgodjimindiva2497 I that in an indoor gym not outside. Sounds like a bad gym.
I also ruined my knee during judo... and also i am one leg kicker : P (is 2 years after operation and last week I decided to do some friendly randowi with my friend and I injure my second knee (-__-) - but this time it is just small thing - not broken ACL like before XD) soo is not that bad ; ] i am not competitor any more, but.... with bad knees you can still train martial arts : )
How can you train with bad knees and get to a higher skill level?
@@dutch4973 I think we can found more "judo jokes" hehe example... "judo wrist", "judo elbow", "judo collarbone" and "judo ribs" heh these parts like to do "crack sounds" in tournaments : D
@@DELL0015 some people would like to say "train harder!" or "find another way".
I choose to change my martial art : P
but actually right now I slowly am trying to comeback to judo (throwing people is fun!) : )
@@MonkeyFist yes it is 😊
That's like me. I'm in my 50s and have arthritis in both of my knees, and have to change my ways, like relying more on hands than ever before. What's weird is that my hand techniques have gotten so much faster as a result.
Something -I didn't hear him talk about- he only touched on, was the fact that by using the sideways stance you have *minimized your opponent's target* making your body _as thin as possible_ and then as Bill points out, you also have all sorts of other advantages in your *counterstriking* .. The sideways stance is criminally underutilized in MMA due to pure dogmatic training standards in the current era.. My guess is someone who is totally unorthodox in this regard will come along and have a lot of success with the side stance and it will return to fashionable for training and the absolute greatest fighters will be able to switch between the each of the orthodox square up stance / side stances as well as orthodox / southpaw stances seamlessly, all depending on the position of the opponent, to be as effective as possible a la Lerdsilla or "The Matrix" Vasily, or Michél Pereira, etc.. The absolute ELITE will all be blessed with this ability, regardless of natural ability to achieve their goals and success in MMA, and the rest of combat sports in general.
That's my prediction, at least.
We'll see how it goes.
Time will tell.. 🤷🏻♂️
Bill Wallace is one of my favorite martial artists of all time! It's great seeing him on your channel. Back in my early days I learned to do full splits using his book Dynamic Kicking and Stretching.
A true Legend and a great guy! Salute to “Superfoot” Bill Wallace !
This is worth coming back to, from time to time.
Bill Wallace is a real treasure in the martial arts.
Great interview Jesse! :)
I love this guy, so happy to kick to the point he makes ya flinch every time
Gotta love people who love what they do. Hear how positive he speaks.
It's amazing how fast he is even now. Being able to adapt and modify his abilities to show his strengths is why he was a legend in his day.
Bruce Lee had one leg shorter than the another one.
Yu Hai, grandmaster of Praying Mantis Fist, has flat foot.
Bill Wallace has a damaged knee.
I'm thinking to broke my arm, my hand or tore some muscle because it's astonishing how the best martial artists become exponents of the field being handicapped. LOL!
Correct! We can learn a lot from the nuances displayed in many styles as adapted by master teachers.
My favorite of ALL fighters. What a stud.
I remember reading about him in Black Belt magazines when I was a kid. It's so cool to finally see a video of him.
Judo is no joke, I'm sitting here with a busted leg healing up with screws and plates in it - all casted up. I always viewed myself as a grappler, but maybe it's time for a change.
Thug Lincoln I’m a wrestler/Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu player, but cross-train some Muay Thai. Don’t give up grappling, just add striking to your arsenal.
I love seeing people truly enjoy their art. Much respect
One of my favorite combinations when I first started sparing.
Wow! So amazing. Talking about making lemonade from lemons. Bill Wallace didn't let his injury take him out. I love him
Bill is just amazing.. 👍
His mind is so quick.
To think he entered Karate with a bad knee and used what worked for him and totally dominated.
Bill is absolutely right about allowing injuries to heal.
I had coaches who were from the "no pain no gain" camp, "walk it off" or "you'll be alright, now get back in there". They just wanted to win and they cared more about their image and their job than the athlete. I suffered then and when you get old those injuries come back to haunt you. Then, your coaches are doctor's now and you get pills to take just so you can get outta bed some days.
He's a very good teacher!
👍🥋👍
A Real badass. i wonder what are his thoughts on Bruce Lee
bruce lee would have to have been able to take punishment no matter how fast he would have been hit from head to toe so i reckon bill wallace would say depends on if he could take a good shot
Very Similar to Savat. I start off almost sideways. But I can open up with a Cross, Rear Uppercut, etc. if necessary ;)
I started in Savate, but moved to international rules kickboxing, because there's more competition in that rule set on the East coast U.S.A. American Kickboxing, which was promoted by PKA is practically dead. It is Oh so cool you mentioned Savate, because most English speakers never heard of it or seen it or practice it.
@@ppkrex i am not referring to the Sport ;)
Bill is a great teacher. I met him at 1993. it was my best lesson ever.
Always fun to hear Bill Wallace. Thanks Jessie. One thing of note that sideways stance was the default stance of the 70's because groin kicks were still open. If you were in a forward stance back then you lost quickly point matches. The forward stance was transitional if you were inside. You don't want to be sideways on the inside and catch hooks/ridge hands.
I started practicing Karate with my Dad back in the early 70s. Superfoot was one of the superstars I remember the most on the front covers of the Black Belt Magazines back then. He was one of my inspirations for my quest to kick well...can't even remotely do it like he does, but I still have a few tricks. OSU!!!
Man, I swear if you could bottle the spirit and the passion and fun that Bill Wallace brings to the martial arts, the world would need no other drug. 😊
Met him. Took a seminar with him. He was truly great, and such a friendly guy.
Man Jesse you flinched about a thousand times ! I guess bill wasn't pulling his strikes as much as he should? What a legend!
It’s so dope to me how martial arts instructors will be this age and have the explosiveness and speed they do .
I dont know where you find these fighters, they are all real bad azz with lot of sense of humor. the ninja master, now this side kick grandpa, hilarious. I enjoyed watching this and learned a lot.
Probably the best interview with Bill Wallace I've ever seen.
Mr. Bill "Superfoot" Wallace. . is living legend, I love him also for his modesty, simplicity and straightforwardness, thanking Mr. Jesse Enkamp
Damn, in my opinion Bill Wallace is on Bruce Lee's level of strategic fighting.
When I was 15 and competing in tournaments i remember meeting Mr. Wallace at a Karate Tournament in 04', he came down to the southwest part of Arizona for a meet and greet was also a celebrity referee for a fight. When I meet him and shook his hand it was like grabbing a metric ton of bricks haha, such a nice guy and was very wise about the martial arts world, a memory I will never forget!!!
Amazing! Turning a weakness into your strength, inspiring. You see I have a broken PCL in my rt knee from an accident, much like Mr. Wallace, I have to adjust my karate to fit. Because of my knee, I never fancied myself a 'kicker', but this has inspired me to turn it into my strength. Domo Arigato
This video deserves to be in a museum. Congrats!
Wow. Jesse gets a full personal one-on-one interview with Bill Wallace. Too cool.