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I love how quick that simple "live long and prosper" grip takes it from "well this is pleasant, how are you this afternoon sir" to "I am in so much pain I can suddenly taste colours and see music" :D
This is all gold, the lead instructor couldn’t be better; and it’s almost 100% defensive. Still helps to know what it feels like to have your head smacked around, in addition, but obviously. He covers control of space, escalation... breaks it down simply. While his technique seems perfect, his teaching skills seem to be extraordinary.
I'm digging the intro, the content, the banter, everything. Y'all are delivering some great, great stuff. Thank you for all you do, to everybody involved.
After this and the previous episode with this guy makes me wants to get back into this, especially if he's my teacher. It seems like he is passionate with teaching.
well bows are still a good weapon that can be used in situations that a gun cannot. Also in places like Australia where I live guns are licensed and quite restricted. Longbows are not (yet) so they are a more viable option. Although shooting someone with one would still be highly illegal, probably even in self defence.
This is super valuable, as someone who is an infantryman. I learned some of this from a Ranger talking about methods to control a target, either a person who is panicking but needs to be protected from life threatening injuries or a threat who needs to be eliminated and controlled.
Must say, I do like how these applications are always explained, in how they are used and the situations they can be useful for. I know from experience that wrist locks almost never (if ever) work in an actual fight, and was worried he was going to pretend they do. It was nice to see him explain how he used these in work environments as a preemptive restraint, and not as some secret fight ending technique like so many McDojos do. Also nice that he allows you to try and work around them, gets you doing a live drill* and also avoiding the "classical mess". *for those who don't know, a dead drill is where someone throws a punch and keeps their arm out so there partner can do the Jackie Chan stuff, a live drill is where they immediately retract the arm once they've punched, forcing you to make it work on the go.
What is amazing about this is, I don't live anywhere near Austin, Texas, but watching this episode looks like it is so well taught, that if I had a buddy like Brian has Jason (and vice versa), it seems that we could learn/try the proper technique of this in the comfort of our own homes. Also, those three coaches come across as amazing guys to learn from, as if they have the ability to make you comfortable right away with learning these skills. Thanks to all involved for these Ju Jitsu videos.
The hardest part of this technique is actually grabbing the person, but once you have the hand, they are yours. It becomes very clear how hard it is when trying it in a sparring situation, in Krav we use a modified version for dealing with knives, even though its a rare scenario where you would actually want to grab a person with a knife, striking gets the job done, our instructor proved it by having us wear a helmet and had us try and stab him, lets just say even through a helmet, getting rocked will often make the knife drop. Same goes for the head with take downs, where the head goes, the body follows. We do a take down from behind where the assailant is busy on another person, you come up behind, both hands go for the head, using eye socket and nose for grip, then by taking a step back and twisting the head you can force them down.
This is incredible. The coach is such a cool guy, Brian and Jason are amazing at asking the right questions and demonstrating; the whole shebang is there. Love it guys, keep it up.
I always really like these sort of stuff as it teaches you how to take down a person in a non-aggressive and quick way that is non-lethal. Because when you're a beginner you'd always want to go the lethal way in self-defense but with this it teaches you how to perform a non-lethal and quick takedown of the opponent trying to attack you.
Why does the idea of Jason and Brian getting hurt make me so happy? *Thinks* Let me say that again. Why does the idea of Jason and Brian almost dying make me so happy? There we go. :3
20+ year deputy sheriff, (in corrections)the wrist lock shown is VERY effective. always avoid going to ground unless no other way. With the lock you can dictate anything he can do. VERY EFFECTIVE!
I took aikido for about two years, I think what most people don't understand about it is that it's not really a fighting system, it's more of an art form than anything else. There's some stuff in that you could actually use to fuck someone up, but only if you already know how to fight, and know what you're doing before learning aikido. If you try to do a technique exactly as it's taught, you're just gonna get beat up. That being said, if you think about the techniques as a fighter, and don't get caught up with the art aspect of it, there are some parts of it that could work really well if changed to be more practical. You never see aikido masters in ufc and such because they mastered the art form of it, and don't think about how it would work in a real fight. Or at least that's my opinion on it, anyways.
Ahh, right, it's been a while since I actually took a class. Plus in the class I had, we only did it when the arm was in a Z shape, like how it is in katatori nikyo. Thanks for correcting me.
Same sort of thing applies in Silat. If you don't know what Silat is, go watch The Raid and The Raid 2. Anyway, there is a lot of good stuff in those arts, especially the knife fighting. But sadly, you can't really study it the same way you can other arts with lots of live drills as a beginner, as most of it is designed to snap body parts and to kill (it is a killing art after all), so safely doing live drills, with just restraint instead of snapping or dislocating joints is difficult. Like Aikido, it's one of those arts where you should already know how to fight before trying to learn how to apply it.
Fighters should not think about techniques. Techniques manifest themselves as a situation unfolds. They need to learn principals and apply them. Look at Salahuddin Muhammad's aiki jujutsu seminars.
You could seriously just make a whole channel dedicated to this kind of thing and i'd watch every minute of it. Great bunch of guys both teaching and learning, its informative, entertaining, its great :)
The people you have on make such a difference these are such amazing and interesting individuals and every time i get a notification i have to stop whatever i was doing and watch the new episode
I love watching all of your videos. they help improve many aspects of life. hacks, entertainment, and self defense. it's even better that you two are great friends making videos that I'm sure millions enjoy viewing. I hope you guys love doing videos as much as I love viewing them. I envy your friendship, buy cherish it too. please keep up the amazing work and make others smile.
amazing, My Grandfather was a Military Police back in WW2 and after. He regularly had to 'escort' folks that didnt necessarily want to be escorted. he showed me this at wayyyyyy to young an age. i loved it. well, after he walked me around for a while in the hold. lol, long story short, i broke two other kids wrists in the next two days.... accidentally, but none the less, this is a for real move and works amazingly well. ive perfected it over the years. also, great to teach your daughter or son.
I seriously think these should become a running mini series for modern rogue and include other martial arts! Kinda like how you guys did the swords the other week. I'm a huge fan of martial arts and would loooove to get back into doing it (i did 6 years of taekwondo) and you guys really bring something extra to the table that basic instructional videos just don't have. Keep it up!!
For extra effect on a wristlock, apply a hold around their thumb and first finger once you establish a lock. it allows you to apply pain more easily if they don't comply with you and also stops them from trying to grab things.
Man, this channel is excellent. Quality content, likeable hosts, interesting topics. I have to say, however, the most amazing part is the comments section. These are some of the most consistently civil conversations I've seen on TH-cam. Somebody has a question and they get a legitimate answer, usually followed up with thanks for said answer. The Modern Rogue is a nice place to be.
We definitely put a fair bit of work into curating and policing the comments (it's something I don't think a lot of channels do very well), but generally speaking we need less of that than I've seen elsewhere. Most of our commenters are pretty rad.
We have amassed a group of 350,000 cool people who just want to drink a few beer, light something of fire and be that guy at a party that says "hold my beer, this is gonna be awesome."
awesome, always love these modern rogue videos, introduced my friend to this a little while ago and they've watched every single video by now. keep up the good work brian/jason.
6:29 "..all of this is predicated on: If you're fighting, you're fighting for keeps, and you should have no hesitation in snappin' wrists or legs or whatever." NO. There are three ways to win a fight. Intimidation, Capitulation or Devastation. In grappling arts you have a large window after you have acheived a position in which you can show your opponent that you can beat them, but before you actually hurt them. In this window you can force them to "throw in the towel" before you have to seriously damage them. That saves you a court case.
the way this works is the same reason a lobster can be defeated by a rubber band, or an alligator can be defeated by a bit of duct tape. the muscle in the claw and in the mouth are made to close, hard, not open,
"Helping [my nerd friends] realize that they can take down a guy who's 6'5" and been an athlete his entire life. And they can strangle him unconscious and there is nothing he can do about it." I got chills running down my spine as he said that.......
Unfortunately I ended up in a fight a couple weeks back, but it ended up being not so bad. I had the video about stopping a telegraphed punch fresh in my head, and the guy threw that punch. I stepped into him, wrapped him up, and brought him down to the ground until he calmed down. I've got no training nor have I practiced the move, but just having the knowledge from these videos really helped me out in a time where I could have been hurt.
One common thing I notice about this sort of thing: Don't ever lose control of your arms or legs. Never let someone move your arm away from you or get control of your hand or wrist or leg.
When Coach Mikal mentioned putting people in a position where they can't move, I remembered a thing where if someone sits back in a chair (at greater than a 90 degree angle) you can press just your thumb to their forehead and it will be very hard for them to stand up. Also thanks guys for teaching me how to fight people. This will come in very handy once I start going to bars or clubs. Now when do we learn Krav Maga?
Man I wish I was on the same continent as Ace's, I would *love* to work with Mikal and the guys to learn the techniques my disabled arse is capable of doing. It can feel extremely vulnerable when you are out in the world on two crutches, or in your wheelchair - so many people feel like they can just grab you and move you around, to have the confidence of something like this must feel awesome.
7:07-7:11And yet schools can't understand this when someone is fighting for self defense. When they A- Didn't start the fight B- Didn't want to fight and C- Just meant to get the situation over with. And to all you who thinks this sounds stupid, It's absolutely true. If I piss some guy off with out knowing it, and I swings at me without me even wanting to fight and I defend myself, they'll probably mark it down as egging the fight on or making it worse when the situation had started off about as bad as it could get
It's always nice to see people experience new things and learn. And suffer. While I watch then from a comfy chair while having a cold one. BTW, the goodies crate. Do you ship em to Europe?
Just keep in mind that even blunt knives can still cause injury. We use half inch thick aluminium (yes that's how we English say it) training knives. Can't cut butter, but can leave a very nasty mark on someones abdomen when you stab up close and full force. The mark is still there. Four years later. I still apologise for it.
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The Modern Rogue keep it up mate
The Modern Rogue bring back the codes!
Ayee Jason with the Lowkey Iron fist shirt on under his gi. Thats whats up man!
The Modern Rogue my question is this: could me as a skinny ass weakling, take down someone using this? I'm like 57-58 and 120idh lbs
John Francis yes you can, I'm also kinda skinny and I actually do Bjj
I love how quick that simple "live long and prosper" grip takes it from "well this is pleasant, how are you this afternoon sir" to "I am in so much pain I can suddenly taste colours and see music" :D
Live short and suffer
"Positive thinking" 😂😂😂😂 this dude is amazing
4:50 karate kid it aka take out the leg
You guys are training to become drunk ninja assassins in front of our very eyes...
And we're supporting it
worse. were following their lead
I see nothing wrong here.
This is all gold, the lead instructor couldn’t be better; and it’s almost 100% defensive. Still helps to know what it feels like to have your head smacked around, in addition, but obviously.
He covers control of space, escalation... breaks it down simply. While his technique seems perfect, his teaching skills seem to be extraordinary.
you should make a feature film where Brian and Jason are detectives solving crimes using techniques in this series
I'm certainly down for that.
zimon jonsson Actually, I want to write and produce a series based on that concept.
I would buy that movie in a heart beat.
like batman but
shatcan
But they are drunk 95% of the time
I'm digging the intro, the content, the banter, everything. Y'all are delivering some great, great stuff. Thank you for all you do, to everybody involved.
Thanks for checking it out!
This show is seriously underrated. keep up the great work!!
Thanks!
It is like they need a second channel to show the extended cuts and outtakes.
After this and the previous episode with this guy makes me wants to get back into this, especially if he's my teacher. It seems like he is passionate with teaching.
Wolff mikal was my teacher for almost two years. He is amazing and his explanations for techniques could teach even a baby.
If you are interested in BJJ I would certainly recommend looking up Chewjitsu, and Chad Hardy on TH-cam
Having a good teacher really helps.
11:12 That was *one* satisfying high five!
They nailed it.
YES!
At that moment I took my eyes away and hearing that for me was. Did some broke a leg or arm :D
At 14:04 though when they need to decide who they're gonna shake hands with :D
Same here, I thought someone lit a Blackcat.
"just break the wrist and walk away- break the wrist, walk away"
Heh.
DO YOU THINK ANYONE THINKS I'M A LOSER BECAUSE I COME HOME STARLA EVERY NIGHT???
if someone's coming to attack me in real, i'll be doing this
10:52
No, no.... "let me DO IT one more time."
What a badass instructor.
Everytime Brian and Jason fight, it's hilarious like a cat fight 12:54
It's kinda sad.
this is entirely too accurate.
oml i'm dying XD
The Modern Rogue I DIED!!!
The modern rogue should definitely be skilled with a bow
It's coming!
Jason Murphy Nice!
HYPE
Certainly the Modern Rogue would have a crossbow in his arsenal as well
well bows are still a good weapon that can be used in situations that a gun cannot. Also in places like Australia where I live guns are licensed and quite restricted. Longbows are not (yet) so they are a more viable option. Although shooting someone with one would still be highly illegal, probably even in self defence.
“ What do i do with this hand?”
“ Uh don’t get hit”
Words to live by
I love the "bing" it's so comical and non aggressive
I love the way experts control vocabulary when teaching. It really guides the way people think.
It's interesting that you bring that up. Steve at Stunt Ranch is really good at this, too.
This is super valuable, as someone who is an infantryman. I learned some of this from a Ranger talking about methods to control a target, either a person who is panicking but needs to be protected from life threatening injuries or a threat who needs to be eliminated and controlled.
awesome job guys. thanks for bringing jiu-jitsu to the masses, showing that it works, and is really fun
after a few years of doing this show you guys are going to be like fucking secret agents
That's the idea. :)
Must say, I do like how these applications are always explained, in how they are used and the situations they can be useful for. I know from experience that wrist locks almost never (if ever) work in an actual fight, and was worried he was going to pretend they do. It was nice to see him explain how he used these in work environments as a preemptive restraint, and not as some secret fight ending technique like so many McDojos do. Also nice that he allows you to try and work around them, gets you doing a live drill* and also avoiding the "classical mess".
*for those who don't know, a dead drill is where someone throws a punch and keeps their arm out so there partner can do the Jackie Chan stuff, a live drill is where they immediately retract the arm once they've punched, forcing you to make it work on the go.
Great episode guys! I really like these takedowns/locks you do at the Dojo. Keep it up!!
Thanks!
By far the best series on youtube, hands down.
That's great to hear. I appreciate it.
What is amazing about this is, I don't live anywhere near Austin, Texas, but watching this episode looks like it is so well taught, that if I had a buddy like Brian has Jason (and vice versa), it seems that we could learn/try the proper technique of this in the comfort of our own homes. Also, those three coaches come across as amazing guys to learn from, as if they have the ability to make you comfortable right away with learning these skills. Thanks to all involved for these Ju Jitsu videos.
The Modern Rogues are gonna rank up to the Modern Ninjas, after learning all this training
My lifelong dream.
The hardest part of this technique is actually grabbing the person, but once you have the hand, they are yours. It becomes very clear how hard it is when trying it in a sparring situation, in Krav we use a modified version for dealing with knives, even though its a rare scenario where you would actually want to grab a person with a knife, striking gets the job done, our instructor proved it by having us wear a helmet and had us try and stab him, lets just say even through a helmet, getting rocked will often make the knife drop. Same goes for the head with take downs, where the head goes, the body follows. We do a take down from behind where the assailant is busy on another person, you come up behind, both hands go for the head, using eye socket and nose for grip, then by taking a step back and twisting the head you can force them down.
These are the only videos on TH-cam that keep my full attention for the whole time
thanks!
I imagine Brian being 70 and still giggling in that cute way, im not that weird at parties, TRUST ME
is it because you're not at parties?
Nice one weaboo. But being at parties is pretty normal if you don't sleep with your favorite anime character body pillow.
thank you my man for having my back, i still have a headache after last night and the alcohol
C'mon, it was a good one.
One hundredth thumbs up my man :)
This is incredible. The coach is such a cool guy, Brian and Jason are amazing at asking the right questions and demonstrating; the whole shebang is there. Love it guys, keep it up.
I always really like these sort of stuff as it teaches you how to take down a person in a non-aggressive and quick way that is non-lethal. Because when you're a beginner you'd always want to go the lethal way in self-defense but with this it teaches you how to perform a non-lethal and quick takedown of the opponent trying to attack you.
I shall now use my newly found knowledge to crush the soul of my enemies
and arms and legs
Best TH-cam channel ever never stop what you're doing
These Brazilian Jiu Jitsu videos are great, the coaches all seem like really fun guys.
No joke, these videos are always a joy to see in my sub feed. Exemplary work.
thanks, man. Help us spread the word!
At 10:30, the instructor corrects him from saying "try" to "do", man that guy just did a Yoda moment!!
You guys are some of the few on TH-cam who need more subscribers
This is the only channel with constant consistent good ass content 👍🏼
Coach Ty falls so gracefully in every video!
Why does the idea of Jason and Brian getting hurt make me so happy? *Thinks* Let me say that again. Why does the idea of Jason and Brian almost dying make me so happy? There we go. :3
This is top notch MR quality right there. Love these types of episodes!
Thanks!
20+ year deputy sheriff, (in corrections)the wrist lock shown is VERY effective. always avoid going to ground unless no other way. With the lock you can dictate anything he can do. VERY EFFECTIVE!
This guy is awesome! Some of the people they do stuff with don't react to the jokes but this guy was rolling with them and shooting back with his own.
I took aikido for about two years, I think what most people don't understand about it is that it's not really a fighting system, it's more of an art form than anything else. There's some stuff in that you could actually use to fuck someone up, but only if you already know how to fight, and know what you're doing before learning aikido. If you try to do a technique exactly as it's taught, you're just gonna get beat up. That being said, if you think about the techniques as a fighter, and don't get caught up with the art aspect of it, there are some parts of it that could work really well if changed to be more practical. You never see aikido masters in ufc and such because they mastered the art form of it, and don't think about how it would work in a real fight. Or at least that's my opinion on it, anyways.
That makes sense.
That too lol. Although, isn't it the first technique? Looks more like ikkyo than it does nikyo to me.
Ahh, right, it's been a while since I actually took a class. Plus in the class I had, we only did it when the arm was in a Z shape, like how it is in katatori nikyo. Thanks for correcting me.
Same sort of thing applies in Silat. If you don't know what Silat is, go watch The Raid and The Raid 2. Anyway, there is a lot of good stuff in those arts, especially the knife fighting. But sadly, you can't really study it the same way you can other arts with lots of live drills as a beginner, as most of it is designed to snap body parts and to kill (it is a killing art after all), so safely doing live drills, with just restraint instead of snapping or dislocating joints is difficult. Like Aikido, it's one of those arts where you should already know how to fight before trying to learn how to apply it.
Fighters should not think about techniques. Techniques manifest themselves as a situation unfolds. They need to learn principals and apply them. Look at Salahuddin Muhammad's aiki jujutsu seminars.
You could seriously just make a whole channel dedicated to this kind of thing and i'd watch every minute of it. Great bunch of guys both teaching and learning, its informative, entertaining, its great :)
The people you have on make such a difference these are such amazing and interesting individuals and every time i get a notification i have to stop whatever i was doing and watch the new episode
I love watching all of your videos. they help improve many aspects of life. hacks, entertainment, and self defense. it's even better that you two are great friends making videos that I'm sure millions enjoy viewing. I hope you guys love doing videos as much as I love viewing them. I envy your friendship, buy cherish it too. please keep up the amazing work and make others smile.
amazing, My Grandfather was a Military Police back in WW2 and after. He regularly had to 'escort' folks that didnt necessarily want to be escorted. he showed me this at wayyyyyy to young an age. i loved it. well, after he walked me around for a while in the hold. lol, long story short, i broke two other kids wrists in the next two days.... accidentally, but none the less, this is a for real move and works amazingly well. ive perfected it over the years. also, great to teach your daughter or son.
I seriously think these should become a running mini series for modern rogue and include other martial arts! Kinda like how you guys did the swords the other week. I'm a huge fan of martial arts and would loooove to get back into doing it (i did 6 years of taekwondo) and you guys really bring something extra to the table that basic instructional videos just don't have. Keep it up!!
I'd love to explore MANY more styles. (and do more with the Aces team)
How comes this channel doesn't have more than a million subs yet? It's fantastic!
Thanks! Help us spread the word?
For extra effect on a wristlock, apply a hold around their thumb and first finger once you establish a lock. it allows you to apply pain more easily if they don't comply with you and also stops them from trying to grab things.
Great show and I love the instructor you bring on for these fight techniques.
Coach Mikal is a hilarious badass. Anything you guys put up with him in it, I will watch and thumbs up.
Man, this channel is excellent. Quality content, likeable hosts, interesting topics. I have to say, however, the most amazing part is the comments section. These are some of the most consistently civil conversations I've seen on TH-cam.
Somebody has a question and they get a legitimate answer, usually followed up with thanks for said answer.
The Modern Rogue is a nice place to be.
Right?? I'm amazed at how cool everyone in the comments are.
+Dylan Kerr this is my favorite thing to read here all week. Thanks, man.
+Dylan Kerr this is my favorite thing to read here all week. Thanks, man.
We definitely put a fair bit of work into curating and policing the comments (it's something I don't think a lot of channels do very well), but generally speaking we need less of that than I've seen elsewhere. Most of our commenters are pretty rad.
We have amassed a group of 350,000 cool people who just want to drink a few beer, light something of fire and be that guy at a party that says "hold my beer, this is gonna be awesome."
awesome, always love these modern rogue videos, introduced my friend to this a little while ago and they've watched every single video by now. keep up the good work brian/jason.
Excellent! Thanks for spreading the word.
Lovely to see a fairly simple technique broken down to its fundamentals for a fun and easy lesson.
Brian I love you man! You've taught me more practical things than school ever has and for that I truly thank you! Keep up the good work man!
6:29 "..all of this is predicated on: If you're fighting, you're fighting for keeps, and you should have no hesitation in snappin' wrists or legs or whatever." NO. There are three ways to win a fight. Intimidation, Capitulation or Devastation. In grappling arts you have a large window after you have acheived a position in which you can show your opponent that you can beat them, but before you actually hurt them. In this window you can force them to "throw in the towel" before you have to seriously damage them. That saves you a court case.
Modern Rogue to Modern Fighter. So many awesome things you do. Keep up!
They seem to be a really good coach! I wish I lived close by to take classes with them! Love these video hope you guys keep making more with them!
"thanks Fox News" killed me. 2019, nothing can beat that.
Yes! These are my favorite episodes.
"I'm not going in there."
*Immediately goes inside*
You guys are amazing, and I'm learning so much on your channel. Make the self-defense videos a regular thing, please.
What a wonderful pairing you two guys make.
the way this works is the same reason a lobster can be defeated by a rubber band, or an alligator can be defeated by a bit of duct tape. the muscle in the claw and in the mouth are made to close, hard, not open,
I love this! I also used this when I was bouncing! .. great for getting people to calm down ,and force them out the door..
this is my favorite series you have done so far! thank you for the great content
Excellent! Thanks for checking it out.
"Helping [my nerd friends] realize that they can take down a guy who's 6'5" and been an athlete his entire life. And they can strangle him unconscious and there is nothing he can do about it."
I got chills running down my spine as he said that.......
Best channel on youtube
"OGs... Original Gangsters..." "Aight, thanks Fox News..." This dude is such a brother xD
Unfortunately I ended up in a fight a couple weeks back, but it ended up being not so bad. I had the video about stopping a telegraphed punch fresh in my head, and the guy threw that punch. I stepped into him, wrapped him up, and brought him down to the ground until he calmed down. I've got no training nor have I practiced the move, but just having the knowledge from these videos really helped me out in a time where I could have been hurt.
Outstanding! So glad to hear that (and glad that you're unharmed!)
2:27 we are gonna need a gif of this too
great episode! Once again making me want to move to Austin and get this guy as my teacher.
I love the cold opens you guys do always a little funny hope you keep it up
Mikal seems like a great guy and amazing teacher
I love the Modern Rogue!
'Original gangsters'
'Okay fox news'
Had me laughing for a very long time. Keep up the good work.
I absolutely love these videos, please do more like this!
I love the fact that Brian derives such joy from learning how to establish control over another person.
gotta say, as a brazillian, it gives me pride to see my country's flag being shown
they keep tapping but the black dude aint having it
Focuss welcome to jujitsu, where everything hurts
JonnyHypr I did ju jitsu... Once. First day, the instructor was showing something and he pretty much body slammed me and broke my arm...
austin wilson that sucks, some "instructors" have no control...
JonnyHypr it was completely fine... I didn't feel it. Until I looked at my arm
Plus my mom wanted to press charges but even I told her it's just something that's going to happen
One common thing I notice about this sort of thing: Don't ever lose control of your arms or legs. Never let someone move your arm away from you or get control of your hand or wrist or leg.
These guys are hilarious and informative! More vids with them please
Mikal is hilarious, I love these videos!
1:17
"Thanks Fox News."
Oh my...that hurt worse than the wrist lock...
I'd love to listen to the two of you do a podcast.
That might be coming sooner than you think.
What an awesome instructor or is it Professor. I loved this video
Man, these guys need more recognition
thanks, man. Help spread the word?
When Coach Mikal mentioned putting people in a position where they can't move, I remembered a thing where if someone sits back in a chair (at greater than a 90 degree angle) you can press just your thumb to their forehead and it will be very hard for them to stand up.
Also thanks guys for teaching me how to fight people. This will come in very handy once I start going to bars or clubs. Now when do we learn Krav Maga?
Man I wish I was on the same continent as Ace's, I would *love* to work with Mikal and the guys to learn the techniques my disabled arse is capable of doing. It can feel extremely vulnerable when you are out in the world on two crutches, or in your wheelchair - so many people feel like they can just grab you and move you around, to have the confidence of something like this must feel awesome.
I'm definitely ready for a blooper reel of this.
Hahaha this guy should have his own action comedy movie for real... “positive thinking” 😂 “thank you Fox News” he keeps delivering those punch lines
7:07-7:11And yet schools can't understand this when someone is fighting for self defense. When they A- Didn't start the fight B- Didn't want to fight and C- Just meant to get the situation over with. And to all you who thinks this sounds stupid, It's absolutely true. If I piss some guy off with out knowing it, and I swings at me without me even wanting to fight and I defend myself, they'll probably mark it down as egging the fight on or making it worse when the situation had started off about as bad as it could get
It's always nice to see people experience new things and learn. And suffer. While I watch then from a comfy chair while having a cold one.
BTW, the goodies crate. Do you ship em to Europe?
Murphy reminding Brian to tap is the best part haha
We both kept forgetting!
that was a nasty crisp hive five my brotha
So when are you guys going to go to the Kali guys and learn how to knife fight?
I reeeeally want to do this.
Jason Murphy I see this ending with you or Brian getting stabbed in the hand
...And you think that would make a bad episode?
Sean Hendrickson Not at all, I'd probably place bets for who would get shanked first
Just keep in mind that even blunt knives can still cause injury. We use half inch thick aluminium (yes that's how we English say it) training knives. Can't cut butter, but can leave a very nasty mark on someones abdomen when you stab up close and full force. The mark is still there. Four years later. I still apologise for it.
So good! He's a really awesome teacher. I enjoyed that.
5:09 feels like the end to a really wholesome kids TV show
Lmao, I was gonna say something really similar. You said it better than I could.
I imagine you guys find new and creative ways to pull this off on each other all the time now.
Jason is the only one who can make Ty crack a smile