Uniform Tango 74 unfortunately this is just a clean demonstration of the techniques, sure not all of them may be very practical but they still can be handy at times
Let me tell you I know 3 months of Brazilian jiu jitsu and mma I can do those techniques in a street fight but as a beginner it won't look as slick and clean for me but I'm able to paralyze my opponents with the knowledge I know.
When you are prepared enough you can do the " textbook " technic in a real situation, its called muscular memory i have training Since 5yold and now im almost 30 and Trust me in a real situation i can reduce a man and make it look like in the video. Dont want to argue just saying it can happen in real fights...
The purpose of techniques is to imprint it into your mind so when the situation arises your muscle memory kicks in and your able to successfully perform them. These people are trained so it doesn't look quite so sloppy but people who have a rough idea of what their doing will slip up a lot more often.
I've seen many of these techniques in HEMA. A technique I saw in the second or third bout is also in Apache knife fighting. And a couple techniques look like they were drawn from Fiore Del Libre's dagger techniques.
@sha zhan you have clearly never even taken a cursory glance at hema. Longsword is only a TINY part of HEMA and we do not "swing swords like a kid playing baseball" it is sophisticated and is way more than two morons "swinging" at each other. Look up some good longsword stuff. And aside from longsword, HEMA is everything from European martial arts. Pick up a book sometime on the subject, you might actually learn something
It's very possible. Given what I understand of military-style knife demos, it's more likely to me that most of the knife techniques borrow a lot from the south-east asian martial arts of Kali and Silat. But considering that Kali/Escrima/Arnis also received a lot of influence and cross-fertilization from Spanish fencing technique during the colonial era, it wouldn't surprise me that a lot of similarities would found by someone with a HEMA/Historical Fencing background.
Oh yeah just like the scene with Quiet. Or Eli. Or the CQC move where he disarms the enemy wielding a knife. A lot of the UF PRO moves and actions look a hell of a lot like they're straight out of an MGS game. Especially MGS4's enemy PMC movements and actions. It looks identical.
Damn, this trailer for the new power rangers movie looks dope but why are there only two? What happened to the rest of them and why are they fighting eachother? Where are the megazoards? So many questions
Very Creative Gentlemen. I liked it. This is a mixture of things its a little bit of Tai Jutsu, Hapkido and aikido mixed together Truth be told this is a good form of unarmed combat if you are traditionally taught. Basically these are a group of full blooded techniques in full use. To use them this way would not lead to success; There are restrictions. If you notice this is geared toward weaponized and small arms CQC, moving into had to hand. Everything is elongated not shortened. To use this in real world, Hapkido is best to hack this system and learn it. After that; then Combative truth must be applied, the law of attraction must be fully explained to execute it in real world. Many of you don't know real world Martial Combat is philosophical, you have to learn the philosophy behind combat. Or everything you try to learn about the way you want to apply it will be a waist. These are traditional Techniques, not modern but old and repeated again and again and again, and again and again until they are apart of you neurological response pattern. Even these Guys are moderate with the realism and that's being nice. They are simply showing you moves, objective complete!
+Michael Walk No such thing as "for military or police only". Martial arts and combat skills are for everyone. They don't want civilians trained so they can conquer them easily. Remember tactics not weapons.
Joey Sparetti depends on the art...a MCS is tought by ex military guys. A civilian doesn t need to know how to restrain people beacause he can t do that. And even know how to kill other people is not what a person should know.
Martin Vikor Dumb fuck, and who are you to say what a man should and should not learn? Idiot. Civilians have every right to learn these skills and more. They don't have to trust us. We just can't ever trust them. Look how dumb you are: "never needs to learn how to restrain". How the hell would you know that? Killing is as natural as breathing. Again with the trust factor. The law and military don't want you to know how to kill just in case they have to kill you right? Either way you have a natural right to defend your life. Jujitsu, competition/tactical shooting, tactical driving, intelligence gathering and languages. Privacy measures as well. Fuck off. Either way guerilla warfare beats soldiers all the time. Element of surprise, hit and run tactics, snipering, improvised explosives and spys put up a hell of a fight. You were saying?
That's Kali right there. In a more realistic confrontation the opponent would either fence from the distance or apply extreme pressure (usually depends on the confidence about own physical superiority). You would not be able to apply all of the techniques shown, without focused practice for decades. Wide and shiny moves aside, it is a great system for training the eye, mindset, angles and mechanics of an edged weapon fight, in both offense and defense. The problem with that is that the military idea of a knife fight training is having an expert showing it to you in a few sessions )) that's it, now you know knife fighting :-D well done. But for it to work under stress, it has to be carved into your DNA. And even then you'll remember just the basics.
Then it will be even easier to take them down, considering these are real life techniques used by spec ops commandos and martial arts experts alike, these are not dance moves, they can be lethal moves.
Entertaining kata against kata. But a good knife man never commits that close . Range speed and timing in knife fighting. Strike circle in front of you. Anything entering that circle gets slashed followed by a stab. In and out keeping the knife in front in constant motion. The best act in a knife fight is to keep your attacker at bay using the knife as you retreat and try to find an obstacle you put between you and the attacking knife. This is life and death and one mistake timing range or speed will get you killed.
Robber came up to me today with a freeze ray, thanks to this video I neutralized him before he could turn my legs into blocks of ice and steal my wallet.
Looks good, but kills way too much time in a real fight. The techniques look spectacular enough to use them in this video, but they won't help you in a fight unless your opponent is either very drunk or stupid as hell. Sadly we can't expect true special forces to share their hand to hand combat secrets with us. Nevertheless a nice video, thumbs up. PS: for the ones who want to fight like them: what you see here looks pretty much like Escrima and Wing Tsun
Well, sure there are special forces secrets f.e. the techniques they use (i think we don't need to discuss that the techniques featured in this video have little to do with what they train). Their whole training is the secret.
I don't know where you come from, but here in Germany we have a special forces unit called gsg9. Some months ago i was lucky to train with a former member of said unit during an extern Combatives class which this guy runs. Long story short, he told me that special forces work on spreading wrong rumors and shaping their public image to distract potential enemys who want to know more about the nature of their work. Therefore I wouldn't say that the stuff you find on the internet is accurate.
I don't know how they work on their image but normally there's no reason to join the special forces. Terrible salary, extremely hard physical work and a high chance to develop ptsd . Maybe the "cool guy image" just helps motivating people to participate at the recruiting tests. They just increase the probability of someone joining the special forces.
MAN! I wish real fights were so textbook. Then all fights would look this slick and clean. Great production.
Uniform Tango 74 unfortunately this is just a clean demonstration of the techniques, sure not all of them may be very practical but they still can be handy at times
Let me tell you I know 3 months of Brazilian jiu jitsu and mma I can do those techniques in a street fight but as a beginner it won't look as slick and clean for me but I'm able to paralyze my opponents with the knowledge I know.
When you are prepared enough you can do the " textbook " technic in a real situation, its called muscular memory i have training Since 5yold and now im almost 30 and Trust me in a real situation i can reduce a man and make it look like in the video. Dont want to argue just saying it can happen in real fights...
The purpose of techniques is to imprint it into your mind so when the situation arises your muscle memory kicks in and your able to successfully perform them. These people are trained so it doesn't look quite so sloppy but people who have a rough idea of what their doing will slip up a lot more often.
That's why you gotta use the moves you'll know will work while at the same time coming up with something of your own.
Leaked video of the new Metal Gear Solid movie
Nah, it's MGSVI: Phantom Daemonic Fiddles gameplay.
Simply Baran nice....
So awesome!!! I am sensing quite a bit of Inosanto lineage based movements from Kali and his maphilindo arts.
Awesomeness.
Such Cool Fight Scenes And Movements.
I've seen many of these techniques in HEMA. A technique I saw in the second or third bout is also in Apache knife fighting. And a couple techniques look like they were drawn from Fiore Del Libre's dagger techniques.
Time changes, human biomechanic doesn't
@@jaketheasianguy3307 indeed
@sha zhan you have clearly never even taken a cursory glance at hema. Longsword is only a TINY part of HEMA and we do not "swing swords like a kid playing baseball" it is sophisticated and is way more than two morons "swinging" at each other. Look up some good longsword stuff. And aside from longsword, HEMA is everything from European martial arts. Pick up a book sometime on the subject, you might actually learn something
It's very possible. Given what I understand of military-style knife demos, it's more likely to me that most of the knife techniques borrow a lot from the south-east asian martial arts of Kali and Silat. But considering that Kali/Escrima/Arnis also received a lot of influence and cross-fertilization from Spanish fencing technique during the colonial era, it wouldn't surprise me that a lot of similarities would found by someone with a HEMA/Historical Fencing background.
This is more Filipino martial arts than hema
1:12 reminds me of Snake in MGS V
Oh yeah just like the scene with Quiet. Or Eli. Or the CQC move where he disarms the enemy wielding a knife. A lot of the UF PRO moves and actions look a hell of a lot like they're straight out of an MGS game. Especially MGS4's enemy PMC movements and actions. It looks identical.
Those where some decent knife moves💯
Extremely good video but please break this down into parts so that we can study it bet and learn more
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Those Metal Gear Solid camera moves... Big Boss would be proud
Omg the editing, well done.
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it's looking very cool
Just subscribed. Great info
awesome !
Man, this looks slick. I bet you could make MGS 3 movie adaptation with these moves
wow.....that is so cool..... i wanna learn that..
Congratulazioni bellissimi video
Damn, this trailer for the new power rangers movie looks dope but why are there only two? What happened to the rest of them and why are they fighting eachother? Where are the megazoards? So many questions
HAHAHAHAHA. You made my day.
Damn, hold on 0:43 is goddamn nice, sadly its not at the instructional video.
Who dare dislike a UFPRO video??!!?
I'd love to see these guys against mma fighters
good work
Cool!
Will you maybe like make at least a short film? This fighting sence are better than most action movie
ist thisi a self defense channel or is this a vfx channel for real. production quality here is super good
This is soo good brother
Thanks!
hand to hand is the best no question asked.
They perfectly know what they are doing
UFPRO, please release the title of the soundtrack it rocks!
Nice! Another sub here
Thanks!
Very Creative Gentlemen. I liked it.
This is a mixture of things its a little bit of Tai Jutsu, Hapkido and aikido mixed together Truth be told this is a good form of unarmed combat if you are traditionally taught. Basically these are a group of full blooded techniques in full use. To use them this way would not lead to success; There are restrictions. If you notice this is geared toward weaponized and small arms CQC, moving into had to hand. Everything is elongated not shortened. To use this in real world, Hapkido is best to hack this system and learn it.
After that; then Combative truth must be applied, the law of attraction must be fully explained to execute it in real world. Many of you don't know real world Martial Combat is philosophical, you have to learn the philosophy behind combat. Or everything you try to learn about the way you want to apply it will be a waist.
These are traditional Techniques, not modern but old and repeated again and again and again, and again and again until they are apart of you neurological response pattern. Even these Guys are moderate with the realism and that's being nice. They are simply showing you moves, objective complete!
Actually it's Kali Silat, Filipino Martial Art
May I use your videos for advertising my training?
i will try to do that and i will can do that in one day.
i like this
Epic
Running works good also.
Why am I happy I watched this 50 times?
Because it looks cool ;)
UF PRO® creative violence is cool. Great vids
who teaches these guys how to fight I want to learn those moves!
+Michael Walk
No such thing as "for military or police only".
Martial arts and combat skills are for everyone.
They don't want civilians trained so they can conquer them easily.
Remember tactics not weapons.
Joey Sparetti civilian fighting is different then military fighting due to it s nature.
Martin Vikor
While true, military and police have civilian instructors.
Civilians must make these skills second nature and teach their children.
Joey Sparetti depends on the art...a MCS is tought by ex military guys. A civilian doesn t need to know how to restrain people beacause he can t do that. And even know how to kill other people is not what a person should know.
Martin Vikor
Dumb fuck, and who are you to say what a man should and should not learn?
Idiot.
Civilians have every right to learn these skills and more.
They don't have to trust us.
We just can't ever trust them.
Look how dumb you are: "never needs to learn how to restrain".
How the hell would you know that?
Killing is as natural as breathing.
Again with the trust factor.
The law and military don't want you to know how to kill just in case they have to kill you right?
Either way you have a natural right to defend your life.
Jujitsu, competition/tactical shooting, tactical driving, intelligence gathering and languages.
Privacy measures as well.
Fuck off.
Either way guerilla warfare beats soldiers all the time.
Element of surprise,
hit and run tactics, snipering, improvised explosives and spys put up a hell of a fight.
You were saying?
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what my dumbass can't stop thinking about at 3am
Does it work with warm weapons ?
Very nice
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These are like movie fights
what kind of fight/combat is that? thanks. and good Video.
Looks like Kali Silat
What kind of balaclava is the guy in black using?
That's Kali right there. In a more realistic confrontation the opponent would either fence from the distance or apply extreme pressure (usually depends on the confidence about own physical superiority). You would not be able to apply all of the techniques shown, without focused practice for decades.
Wide and shiny moves aside, it is a great system for training the eye, mindset, angles and mechanics of an edged weapon fight, in both offense and defense.
The problem with that is that the military idea of a knife fight training is having an expert showing it to you in a few sessions )) that's it, now you know knife fighting :-D well done. But for it to work under stress, it has to be carved into your DNA. And even then you'll remember just the basics.
I wish my instructor was as skilled as the black outfit gentleman with cold weapons.
Great. Now what about room temperature weapons?
Reminds me of mgs cqc
What is stick , is very nice 👍
Which style of martial art this is and where can i learn it?
Again. Filmed in Slovenia. I can tell by our stadium Stožice and the place it self
What is the fighting style they are using.?
What website?
tem um nome específico para esse combate ? CQC, Krav Maga ou System?
Parece Kali
What if my attacker doesn't know the dance moves
Pathfinder red the Good Neocon good for you then
Then it will be even easier to take them down, considering these are real life techniques used by spec ops commandos and martial arts experts alike, these are not dance moves, they can be lethal moves.
Then teach them step by step, from a distance. Knowing they can flip at any moment
Where is is brown mask from? Would be nice if anyone Knows that
I'm... Going back to the vids on MARCH and treating a tension pneumothorax....
FMA?
Let me just get out my ... TRUSTY BATOOON
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Entertaining kata against kata. But a good knife man never commits that close . Range speed and timing in knife fighting. Strike circle in front of you. Anything entering that circle gets slashed followed by a stab. In and out keeping the knife in front in constant motion. The best act in a knife fight is to keep your attacker at bay using the knife as you retreat and try to find an obstacle you put between you and the attacking knife. This is life and death and one mistake timing range or speed will get you killed.
I need learn martials arts right now!!!!!!
Focus on your education for now, please.
Stim Addict
Or focus on both. I'm focused on both right now.
U guys mind your own
Layer a few filters on this and its basically MGS3 start menu.
Дуже круто відео
good to see splinter cell in a action live film
Kull
Diamond dogs vs cipher
what kind of baton is that?
Looks like kali.... and kali works
These types of Kali techniques will definitly not work
These guys are pro fighters maybe they arent giving us the real deal
Anyone knows where can i get one of these masks??
Onlineshops like Amazon or eBay
Nao consegui entender nada no outro vídeo
Need the soundtrack
1.20 what's that trick called
Looks like Arnis
Fillipino kali.
How to defend against a knife: RUN!!
Why are the so perfect in everything I mean apart from fighting because fighting is ultimate?
Read the book Get Tough from W.E Fairbaim. Quick accurate and simple... simple is better.
Can someone tell me the name of the technique used @0:47?
The only critique i would have is iv never seen anyone use a knife in a combat scenario holding a knife like that.
what's that for a Sport?
It`s a mixture of different martial arts, from Kempo Arnis to Jiu-Jitsu and Krav Maga.
OMG , great USA
beautiful movie but that just a movie
Yes, but the movie contains martial arts techniques, that of special operations, and martial arts experts that can be used in real life situations.
My oponent is me friend 💀
Robber came up to me today with a freeze ray, thanks to this video I neutralized him before he could turn my legs into blocks of ice and steal my wallet.
Looks good, but kills way too much time in a real fight. The techniques look spectacular enough to use them in this video, but they won't help you in a fight unless your opponent is either very drunk or stupid as hell. Sadly we can't expect true special forces to share their hand to hand combat secrets with us. Nevertheless a nice video, thumbs up.
PS: for the ones who want to fight like them: what you see here looks pretty much like Escrima and Wing Tsun
Well, sure there are special forces secrets f.e. the techniques they use (i think we don't need to discuss that the techniques featured in this video have little to do with what they train). Their whole training is the secret.
I don't know where you come from, but here in Germany we have a special forces unit called gsg9. Some months ago i was lucky to train with a former member of said unit during an extern Combatives class which this guy runs. Long story short, he told me that special forces work on spreading wrong rumors and shaping their public image to distract potential enemys who want to know more about the nature of their work. Therefore I wouldn't say that the stuff you find on the internet is accurate.
I don't know how they work on their image but normally there's no reason to join the special forces. Terrible salary, extremely hard physical work and a high chance to develop ptsd . Maybe the "cool guy image" just helps motivating people to participate at the recruiting tests. They just increase the probability of someone joining the special forces.
Scaredrow Tard $300,000 per year isn't terrible...
What martial arts is this
It`s a mixture of different styles, from Kempo Arnis to Jiu-Jitsu and Krav Maga.
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0:19
Kinda choked that move at 1:03 but he fixed it nice
scaredrow if they could teach you would you accept
De la chorégraphie
no more joy only pain Ynot lol
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This looks like MGS.
Unfortunately this is only a demo because in the real life I suppose this is rare to do
N1
Remember black ninja always beats brown ninja
Godfrey Ho dislike this post.
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Don't you just hat it when there's a strange guy on your roof so you have to climb up and take him down?
Believe it or not it's never happened to me
We don't draw weapons on comrades