Thanks for the lesson, Paul. Watched this and started practising on my big sister straight away. I must have done it wrong because it wasn't over in three seconds, I know I got the headbutt part right 'cos of her teeth marks in my skull, but when I tried to finish her off with the nut-punch she didn't go down ,and her boyfriend got really angry and beat me up. I am thinking of pepper spraying them both first before I practice this again. Anyway, please keep the lessons coming.
Yeah he was pretty agile there. Would do damage in a street fight for sure. I'm glad he made it about protection. Please never start or want to do harm but protect yourself and your love ones
Bruh this is like watching an alternate version of Jim Carey and instead of growing up to be a comedian he became a martial artist, I couldn’t help but laugh at how fast and powerful his movements were but still speaking in a super calm controlled speaking voice. Like that type of energy control isn’t just given to anyone
bro no shit....NO SHIT, I was thinking the same thing... I cant believe this is the comment that came up first, right before I went to type the exact same thing. The aggression is so unmatched, but he goes back to being Bob Ross right afterwards 😂
I once found myself in a fight with a guy that was about 4 inches taller than me, and outweighed me by about 50 lbs. He pushed, then I pushed, and the next thing I knew, our arms were locked. I couldn’t swing a fist and neither could he. This was about 20 years ago, and to this day I remember in that moment thinking, “this is a long shot, but what the hell, let’s try it…” I went for the head butt and, to my surprise (and probably the other guy’s, too) it worked! It landed perfectly in his face and stunned him so hard that he froze up for a few seconds. I was so impressed with how well it worked, I figured since he was stunned, let me give him another one. The second worked just as well as the first, so I got greedy and went for one more. Unfortunately, he widened up and kept his head back, so I couldn’t connect. Unfortunately for me, he was now extra pissed that I landed two good shots on him, so he used his weight advantage against me and lurched forward. Since our arms were still locked, I fell backward with him on top of me. Pinned down, and with his friends taking cheap shots at me on my head, the fight was broken up by the guy’s twin brother. The guy I was fighting stormed off to the bathroom of the bar we were at and came back out a few minutes later with a big, bleeding gash under his left eye. who knew a head butt could break skin?! Angry, he said “I’m bleeding and he’s not, and that pisses me off!” To which his twin brother shouted, “shit the fuck up you baby! Get in the car, we’re leaving.” So, yeah, head butting is legit. Side note: years later, I was working as a bartender at a spot not too far from where this fight took place, and the two twin brothers came in and were both totally cool. I even brought up the fact that we knew each other because we once got into a fight, and he apologized for being an ass. Water under the bridge.
"head butting is legit" lmao, dude it is absolute destruction, i got in an argument at a pub, we were in each others faces he got pushy i grabbed him by the shirt head butted his nose and mouth in , gave him cross elbows to his cheek game over. worse thing was i had teeth marks in my forhead and i had to get a tetnas shot.
I was once in a similar situation. A guy significantly higher than me stepped on my GF's foot. She said, "Watch out!". That got him mad so I stepped in and he wanted to fight. He wanted to drag me out of the bar to fight outside, but I did not want to leave my GF alone. I knew I could not punch him, as he was taller and was holding both of my arms. After a quick assessment, I decided to land a knee in his solar plexus. I grabbed his hands as he was holding me, jerked him towards me, and launched myself in the air knee forward. Hit his solar perfectly. He was out of business for over a minute... Unfortunately at that time, local security noticed the brawl and they thought I was the aggressor, as the other guy was basically breathless, trying not to collapse. I got punched a couple of times by the security while having my hands up and backing off, but those were pussy punches, the guard was big but did not have any skill. Then they realized I was not the aggressor and apologized.
I studied and practiced each movement as much as possible, until i felt I could utilize them in an effective manner. The next time my mom barged into my room, demanding I clean it - BOOM! HEADBUTT! Now she cleans my room for me without even saying a peep. Thanks, sensei! 👍🏽
This is actually legit. The only time I've seen a smaller woman knock out a large security guard was with a headbutt upward using her legs. Not sure if this is still on TH-cam.
I used to have this VHS tape. It was awesome. I wore that thing out. Ear slap, scoop kick, head-butt, eye jab, bite, oblique kick: I still remember them all! I had a ton of Vunak videos....
Yeah, I had a ton of tapes too. Made the mistake of hiding a tape of my girlfriend and me havin some nekid fun in between them on the shelf. My wife decided to practice some of Paul’ s moves, and instead, saw our moves. She tossed them all in the garbage. What a waste. (Not Paul’s, got more of his). I mean mine. Talk about heads and butts.
Paul Vunak's stuff, even his old tapes from the late 80s, are the only stuff you will ever need for "regular" street self defense. Not talking MMA or pro fighters coming at you with a light saber. Voo's original streetfighting series plus this one, Street Safe, cover everything you need in great detail. You will learn more from one tape in terms of concepts, delivery systems and timing than from endless KravMaga Larping, pretending you are disarming a guy with an AK 47.
yep in '06 through '07 I would go out on the town after watch Vunak's Street Safe and it gave me confidence to talk to ANY female at the bar, with boyfriend or not. I got into a few fights and it wasn't pretty using Vunak's teaching fucked people up and prevent things for getting far, Vunak's is so aggressive though that you almost get in to more fights because you are so confident and dudes will get mad especially bigger dudes who are jealous
@@billp.7208 *"Bill P.. . 5 hours ago. . You guys are fucking dorks.. . . "* +Which is why YOUre here right...KING-OF-THE- DORKS!! Because you managed to pry yourself away from your Dungeons and Dragons games, WWE dolls to see how real guys defend themselves.
Never has an extremely vicious (and effective) technique been explained so f😁😁king quietly and calmly...like you’re demonstrating how to rear an injured fawn back to full health
As a martial artist and amateur and processional boxer I must admit that for basic self defense this stuff works. Very rarely, if ever, will you have to confront a trained fighter, so, this stuff can save it for you.
I’m all about self defense and more specifically ‘threat elimination’. I’m a huge fan of the upper palm heel strike under the attackers chin. It’s lights out, game changer and done. There’s a follow up move to it with the other hand chopping the side neck but I’ve never needed the 2nd move Edit: timing seems to be a huge reason why people lose fights. Slow timing and no go-to move.. if you learn anything today learn this - when someone enters your personal space in a threatening manner THAT is the start of their attack. When it gets to your personal space IS when you eliminate the threat.. always hands up, chin down and ready to strike. Hope this helps
That palm heel saved my life in Brooklyn when I was attacked with an axe handle with nails. I rarely practiced the palm heel so it was just pure instinct. But it worked like a charm. I cut off his advance when he came swinging n I was so close he couldn't use it .
@@michaeldineenSG2018 it goes against human nature to step in on a weapon like that but that is the best move for quick threat elimination.. and palm heel strike is the perfect compliment for that defense move and attack
@@FFLL2112 I trained under a really incredible instructor named Richie Barathy in New York. He taught American Combat Karate which kind of like Jeet Kune Do is like a bunch of styles rolled into one. We did a lot of training our attributes. Look him up on TH-cam . Holds world record for breaking granite. Dude was phenomenal. It's the best defense is a good offense. Set his hand on fire on Johnny Carson.
@@RobinMcBeth 30% of West Africans have the sprint fast twitch gene, whereas only 10% of Europeans have the same sprint fast twitch gene. That's why we generally see 3x more Africans than Europeans in the world champ sprint finals etc.
You can tell by this guys speed and his balance , just the little bit that shows in this video , that he knows what he is doing...THIS is a guy to learn from.
This is the one move that can save you in a situation where your not facing an armed individual but is determined to do you physical harm. That head butt along with a hard knee to the groin will definitely do the trick. Especially good for a woman who encounters a male attacker.
All these were coming naturally to me and my sis while we were growing up..Some times she was faster, some times she was stronger,some times i was not conscious for some time..
I thought that. I think he could be a bit more specific. I'm no expert but I think the best place would be what you might call your brow. The top of your head would definitely make your eyes water, the middle of your forehead would also hurt but in between where the hairline is seems the toughest place.
yea this would vary from person to person since we all have different skulls lol but most definitely i couldnt use the top my head that shit would hurt like crazy as i ive already tried this shit on the wall lmao my forehead area i can tolerate way more but i will say if u condition ya self for it but ur gon have to pull this real slick as most people flinch as the sight of arm and hand movements
@@subsonic9854 It's kinda bullshit unless you know how to fight Against someone who has actually trained MMA or Jiu jitsu, it is garbage. I recommend people actually go train at a real gym with some real techniques.
That second headbutt at 2:50 explains the technique better than anything. You can clearly see the impact and shock it causes, and that's with an actual motorcycle helmet on. Just imagine it without.
I noticed that! The way it staggered him even with a helmet designed for high impact absorption was incredible. That would have been painful, bloody, and final.
Thank You Paul. I appreciate that this content has been made available to me, at a time when my financial situation does not allow me to pay for additional training. Between what I learned studying face to face in different styles throughout my youth and early adulthood, and now from this man for hand to hand, and Michael Janich for blade combat (unfortunately I don't usually have a partner anymore) I think I am well prepared for a lot of different scenarios. My masters, coaches, and these 2 guys are my heroes, and I wish I could tell them how they have empowered me to protect myself, and I would never disrespect them by using what they have taught me by using it inappropriately. Even if you can fight...especially if you can, you should run away if that is an option. Life is not a pissing contest, and death is not a joke.
of all his moves, this is the one that would have done it. That was long ago though, I hope he's fully healed now. After Guro Inosanto, Paul did The Most to spread The Legacy - Dude's a Total Bad Ass
Right dudes helmet damn near took his head off instead of protecting it without it your face caves in so there's not much rearward travel but the helmet don't give so that neck. And it looked like he was dazed af
When I was in the Army in Germany, they showed Hard to Kill at the movies on base. That night there were about 20 fights at the bars around our base. Basically back then, each unit had their own small base but they were clustered together. Engineers at one, artillery another, etc. The bars were all in the center of these clusters. Imagine if these guys had also watched this video. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Half the Army would have no teeth.
After watching this quick clip, I walked to grab my mail and my neighbor tried fighting me. Well, thanks to Street Safe 1, I head butted my neighbor into oblivion!! Thanks Street Safe! BaBOOM
@@Nall412 the headbutt is extremely effective. before a streetfight, a lot of people love to get up close to u to intimidate you, theres videos and its happened to me too. when theyre that close, a headbutt will shatter their teeth or break their nose and they wont see it comin
Had work buddy years, ago was 5.5" he was notorious for ending fights with much bigger guys with his head butt.Was a friend but very aggressive and even if losing a verbal argument with a friend you always knew not to let him get too close to you .lol
The ratio of the top of head to your face. I like this guy I've never seen his videos before. They make sence. I've been knocked down in fights. The up kick is a ender. They stand over you thinking they'll just pummel you. And bang up kick. Done. You don't even need to train an up kick. Any part of your foot hitting there head is so powerful.
I've never had a day of JKD training, but that head-butt-knee-elbow technique is EXACTLY HOW i DROPPED THE LAST GUY THAT ATTACKED ME!! The only difference was I head-butted dude with the top of my forehead, and not the actual crown of my head, still worked well, though...
What also works well, and I've used it, taking the upper part of your forehead and striking his nose! Their eyes instantly tear up, rendering him/her "blind"! Works great....
@@christianmonturanoii6539 GTFOH This is real street fighting. The Navy Seals hired this man! I was certified in his system over 20 years ago. We also studied bjj but, it's not as effective on concrete! As with any other style, BJJ has limitations. There's a huge difference between MMA and an actual street fight!
@@zeppelinfan9360 wrong I'm fine on co concrete wow u get a few scrapes bjj teaches you how to fall and take people down right even on hard surfaces. And bjj is probably closer to a street fight than ufc with all the crap rules standing the guy back up they don't do that in a real fight plus on the street people usually are wearing clothes so the gi in bjj simulates that. There is bjj and everything else bjj was made for the street that would train I for a street fight better than anything else does. Control ur opponents body better than they can control their own body don't matter of its on a hard surface or not lol ok bro 👌 lol
Getting headbutted on the upper cheekbone is absolutely the most painful thing ever. I dare say that's it's even more painful than getting punched in the nose or getting thumbed in the eye. I hated getting headbutted on the upper cheekbone in my boxing days. Though, I really had no choice but to refuse to let my opponent know that it bothered me, back in the day. I had to keep fighting and convince my foe that it just pissed me off (& I was coming after him for it...with a "few" low blows, perhaps.. ;) ), instead.
@@claycowartisamazing not everyone in this world is a real fighter. Hell, if these so called, real fighters have any sort of discipline, you won't need to use these techniques
Paul you make it look so easy, and, you’re lightening fast. Definitely keeping three steps away from you and there’ll be no hugging when we meet, jeez I almost felt bad for the helmet. God bless, please help gird America’s men’s loins, it coming my newly subscribed friend, and our average adult American man is not ready for it. Thanks and put some ice on that noggin will ya! Thank you from a sixty two year old father of five from Boston.
I trained with Paul over 20 years ago and just want to state a challenge for the naysayers out there: if you don't believe he is legit, track down his business enemies, of which there are many, and ask them why they won't work with him. The point being is that you will find some other highly-skilled martial artists out there (like Harrinder Singh) who, while they had a significant falling out with Paul, won't say anything negative about his actual skill. You won't find people who discredit his ability even when they've had major schisms with him. Yes, Paul has his issues on the personal side, and everyone who has worked closely with him knows this, but we also know that he was a truly dedicated martial artist and also a really great teacher who could, as the saying goes, put his money where his mouth was at a moment's notice.
It really works, I have been head butted myself. Really takes you by surprise and you lose the initiative during the altercation. This was back in high school or middle school.
@3:03 "...but it doesn't hurt your head as much as it does his face and that's what we're looking at is that *ratio*." I have not laughed this hard in a while. Also, you can tell this man is dangerous and brutal just by looking at him.
Nobody sticks a linguistic landing like this guy... "It doesn't hurt your head as much as his face, and that's what we're going for, is that ratio" ... COLD.... BLOODED
I used to smash roof tiles with my head for the more dramatic part of karate demonstrations. I never used the top of my head, I used the part just where most people’s head shape changes from the more vertical forehead to horizontal sweep over the head. The strongest part.
I come from the East End of London where you learn to headbutt before you can walk. In all the fights I've had and seen, never once, never ever once, did I, or any of my mates or opponents use the top of our heads. It's always, and I mean always, the top of your forehead. If your head is down, you can't see your opponent and you're blind to any number of counter blows. Maybe Paul's techniques works well for him, and I'm a huge fan of him and FightFast, but that part of the demonstration I found odd. The knee kick is right on the money and devastating.
if im not mistaken theres an area on the head around the frontal lobe of the brain that u want 2 avoid getting hit due 2 brain damage - i guess thats y boxers spar w the head pad that covers the area of the head which could damage the brain - so i would say somewhere between the crown @ the top of the head & the top of the forehead would be a devastating blow 2 ur opponent - make sure 2 keep eye contact as much as possible even though there r times when ur eyes wander such as making sure there arent multiple attackers or what have u i.e. using ur peripheral vision ( Bruce Lee did that all the time ) Cheers !
Boxers wear headgear to protect their head from hitting the floor in the ring. When boxers die in the ring it's not the punch that kills them it's from them hitting their head when they fall. That's also how guys get killed in street fights. I agree with you about what part of the head to hit with. top of the forehead. Thanks.
I'm from east london as well and ive noticed that the americans dont have a clue about the headbutt. you use your forehead not the crown and you whip your head with a loose neck like heading a football
As a former LEO I once responded to a fight in progress. The call came out as "a guy going wild and attacking people at a rehabilitation center". I arrived quickly and entered the lobby only to instantly come face to face with the angry suspect. He quickly attacked me and threw punch after punch at me. Being a former Marine and a Boxer I was not afraid of him so I engaged and threw punches back at him, striking him again and again. I even took out my baton and hit him over and over again. But this guy would not go down. I was getting winded but he seemed to be gaining energy and strength as the fight went on. People were screaming at the violence and women were crying at witnessing the nightmare they were seeing unfold. Fearing that he might overpower me and have access to my firearm I summoned up my last bit of energy and kicked at his walker causing him to lose balance and fall over. I jumped on him and cuffed him ending the incident! Toughest fight of my career!!!!
As a self defense instructor the head butt is something I would use in certain unique situations but not a leading weapon. Better to start with a punch to the face or fingers to the eyes. If your grabbing the back of the head and bringing them down, you can elbow or knee the head.
I do not understand how in a combative situation your opponent, especially a much larger one like he's mentioning, is going to allow you to grab the back of his neck with both hands.
This guy trains our Navy Seals on hand to hand fighting so you know he is one B-A-D dude from that aspect alone. Looking into the intensity of his eyes I got the impression that he might be someone you want to avoid getting on the wrong side of. After viewing video time 2:46, I am wondering if he is not certifiably C-R-A-Z-Y. 😉
@@notpoliticallycorrect He was under contract for the teams at Dam Neck, in Norfolk for a couple of years actually. He had Tom Cruse there with him. Pat Tray and Frank Cucci got certified in JKD under him during that period. What he wasn’t was the creator of any Dept of the Navy official training program for the SEALs. Sayoc Kali and a couple of different BJJ guys do the same thing at Dam Neck now. Just like the Dog Brothers do for the JSOCers at Ft Bragg.
SEALs have trained in many systems and have adopted none officially save for SCARS for a brief time. Training some people that are or were SEALs does not mean they are the official trainer for them. Oldest marketing scam in the book. Its lying without technically lying.
I use to own these vhs tapes. Watched them several times. Never had to use it, but seemed effective. Shared them with my friends (2 brothers) and never got my tapes back. They practiced with each other. One day one of the brother got into a fight. It was effective. Caught his attacker with an elbow to the face as the attacker rushed him to bear hug. The shot left him on the floor bleeding pretty good. Fight ended quick.
looks like a very dangerous man and deadly technique. as someone with an mTBI, i cringe at the after effects this technique could impart on either person. shaking the brain like that, regardless of impact can leave a person with lifelong cognitive deficits. you don't even have to impact your head to get a concussion- a very sudden stop in a car, G forces on rides, planes, etc. can do it. i've trained with guys like this and it becomes quickly appearant just how quickly they can end you. the other thing is you never know who knows what- i've trained with some smaller, completely non-threatening looking guys and gals and they could without doubt hurt the average person real bad- so be nice to people and avoid conflicts as much as possible!
Coworker of mine knocked out a guy with a headbutt. He grabbed the guy by the shoulders and drove his head into this guy's face. Lights out, it was over in one hit. And yeah this guy was the one spoiling for a fight so my buddy ended it fast.
“Head butting is very feasible against a much taller opponent.” Proceeds to demonstrate his headbut against a much shorter, and passive opponent. LOL Got it.
laugh all you need to but make no mistake this dude is legit the read deal. Awards for military fight training, not for excelling at it but for teaching it.
If you ever saw these videos the fighting methods he taught were simply brutal. The techniques were simple and few. Biting, eye gouging, ear slapping, head butting, groin and knee kicks were the majority of the techniques. It was stuff that you really wouldn't normally use in even a serious street fight unless you were really wanting to mess someone up bad and maybe cause life altering type of injuries. It was shit that you would use if someone was trying to rape you in prison type of violence. The brutal techniques were then employed in combinations. The eye gouge was basically touching your opponent's eyes. It doesn't matter if you do that technique hard or soft, it's going to put them at a great disadvantage and they won't see that right behind that your foot is going to kick their knee or shin like it was a soccer ball. Or head butt ear slap combination. Rupture your opponent's ear drum and they can't stay on their feet. Strike first and strike fast and strike dirty. It wasn't things like sucker punching. It was sucker eye gouging. Sucker ear slapping. When your opponent was in the mouthing stage of the confrontation you simply slap their ear then employ a monkey bite to their testicles. Not many people are going to want to fuck with you upon witnessing that kind of brutality. And those who don't witness it, you could let them experience the sucker eye gouge, knee break, ear removal combo. Trust me. It won't matter if there knee actually breaks after you rip their ear off their head. And realistically you'll probably only rip their ear half off but their knee or shin bone probably will be broken. Feel free to throw in a free monkey bite or finger snap. It wouldn't help you much in an mma fight. But it would let you win in a real fight with an mma fighter because real fights generally escalate to a fight in a predictable sequence. If someone comes out swinging then it's just going to be a fight and you'll have to employ standard eye gouging instead of sucker eye gouging. To the best of my recollection there were no blocking techniques even taught.
The headbutt can be used against any opponent but he was just simply making a point that it can definitely be used against a heavier weight and taller opponent. A type of person where one may not think you may have any chance against getting in a fist fight with. Just think about where the headbutt lines up to a taller person's nose and teeth. If anything, it may be more difficult to do with a much shorter person.
True because forehead has thicker bone in skull.... ---but honestly the top of head is easier to use full body weight without relying on neck muscles like movie fore-headbutt! -Force= mass x acceleration (put whole body into it without relying on muscles to hold form 4 weight transfer to target= gurentee full bodyweight transfer to attack & easier less distance2cover/convenient next to target=gurentee not dodged)
When I trained boxing and mma for a while back when I was younger... I asked my trainer what he thought about headbutts in fighting... He said he didn't think they were a good idea unless it was your only good option, and said that you're basically taking a hit to give a hit and that the risk is too high... He then showed me a clip of a guy attempting a headbutt only to get caught and eye gouged with a thumb, the guy then gouged again with both hands/thumbs and followed it up with a sloppy but effective headkick. The guy attempting the headbutt was KO'd... Trainer just said "that guy knows how to fight".
He explains violence so peacefully.
I find it soothing.
I watch it with schoolgirl glee
That comment made me laugh haha 😂😆
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He ‘reinterates’ 😂😂
"It doesn't hurt your head as much as it hurts their face. That's what we're looking for. That ratio" - Paul Vanak. Savage
I would fight you too if you kept dragging me to Drag Queen Story Hour 🤪
😂 I was about to post the exact same comment.
Literally my comment
Thanks for the lesson, Paul. Watched this and started practising on my big sister straight away.
I must have done it wrong because it wasn't over in three seconds, I know I got the headbutt part right 'cos of her teeth marks in my skull, but when I tried to finish her off with the nut-punch she didn't go down ,and her boyfriend got really angry and beat me up.
I am thinking of pepper spraying them both first before I practice this again.
Anyway, please keep the lessons coming.
bruh you gotta use crane kick instead, no can defend
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Try it again when she's drunk. Or asleep. You might stand a better chance.
He's like the Bob Ross of self-defense.
"A little head butt lives right about here" 🤣
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A pretty little groin strike
The sheer speed of his headbutts and groin strikes in between talking casually to the camera was frightening. Will Smith got nothing on this beast
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Yall got that right. I no fuckey with him.
Yeah he was pretty agile there. Would do damage in a street fight for sure. I'm glad he made it about protection. Please never start or want to do harm but protect yourself and your love ones
It's easy to hit a target that isn't fighting back
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“It doesn’t hurt your head as much as what it does to his face” Gold!
"So, lets give it a try." 😂
That's the ratio we are going for
@@realtruth4804 5 to 1 pain trade off.
@@thetruths7389 10 to 1 lol, at least!!!
@@B.A.W._Killer instantly went out and headbutted the first person coming, as Paul asked.
How calm he is as he is headbutting the helmet is terrifying.
Bruh this is like watching an alternate version of Jim Carey and instead of growing up to be a comedian he became a martial artist, I couldn’t help but laugh at how fast and powerful his movements were but still speaking in a super calm controlled speaking voice. Like that type of energy control isn’t just given to anyone
bro no shit....NO SHIT, I was thinking the same thing... I cant believe this is the comment that came up first, right before I went to type the exact same thing. The aggression is so unmatched, but he goes back to being Bob Ross right afterwards 😂
Lmao it’s pretty crazy, his voice reminds me of Will Forte.
Right on! I kept waiting for him to sell me a juicer!
The mighty Juice Weasel!
@@frankhassle9366 Notice anything? I'm invisible!!!
I once found myself in a fight with a guy that was about 4 inches taller than me, and outweighed me by about 50 lbs. He pushed, then I pushed, and the next thing I knew, our arms were locked. I couldn’t swing a fist and neither could he. This was about 20 years ago, and to this day I remember in that moment thinking, “this is a long shot, but what the hell, let’s try it…” I went for the head butt and, to my surprise (and probably the other guy’s, too) it worked! It landed perfectly in his face and stunned him so hard that he froze up for a few seconds. I was so impressed with how well it worked, I figured since he was stunned, let me give him another one. The second worked just as well as the first, so I got greedy and went for one more. Unfortunately, he widened up and kept his head back, so I couldn’t connect. Unfortunately for me, he was now extra pissed that I landed two good shots on him, so he used his weight advantage against me and lurched forward. Since our arms were still locked, I fell backward with him on top of me. Pinned down, and with his friends taking cheap shots at me on my head, the fight was broken up by the guy’s twin brother. The guy I was fighting stormed off to the bathroom of the bar we were at and came back out a few minutes later with a big, bleeding gash under his left eye. who knew a head butt could break skin?! Angry, he said “I’m bleeding and he’s not, and that pisses me off!” To which his twin brother shouted, “shit the fuck up you baby! Get in the car, we’re leaving.” So, yeah, head butting is legit.
Side note: years later, I was working as a bartender at a spot not too far from where this fight took place, and the two twin brothers came in and were both totally cool. I even brought up the fact that we knew each other because we once got into a fight, and he apologized for being an ass. Water under the bridge.
"head butting is legit" lmao, dude it is absolute destruction, i got in an argument at a pub, we were in each others faces
he got pushy i grabbed him by the shirt head butted his nose and mouth in , gave him cross elbows to his cheek game over.
worse thing was i had teeth marks in my forhead and i had to get a tetnas shot.
@Adele K You might have to pay autocorrect some royalties
@@jaybruz.5688 Just be glad it wasn’t a rabies shot 🤣
I was once in a similar situation. A guy significantly higher than me stepped on my GF's foot. She said, "Watch out!". That got him mad so I stepped in and he wanted to fight. He wanted to drag me out of the bar to fight outside, but I did not want to leave my GF alone. I knew I could not punch him, as he was taller and was holding both of my arms. After a quick assessment, I decided to land a knee in his solar plexus. I grabbed his hands as he was holding me, jerked him towards me, and launched myself in the air knee forward. Hit his solar perfectly. He was out of business for over a minute... Unfortunately at that time, local security noticed the brawl and they thought I was the aggressor, as the other guy was basically breathless, trying not to collapse. I got punched a couple of times by the security while having my hands up and backing off, but those were pussy punches, the guard was big but did not have any skill. Then they realized I was not the aggressor and apologized.
Interesting narrative, my friend.
I studied and practiced each movement as much as possible, until i felt I could utilize them in an effective manner. The next time my mom barged into my room, demanding I clean it - BOOM! HEADBUTT! Now she cleans my room for me without even saying a peep. Thanks, sensei! 👍🏽
@Bosston Stock Straight shot, right into the baby maker. 👍🏽
This is actually legit. The only time I've seen a smaller woman knock out a large security guard was with a headbutt upward using her legs. Not sure if this is still on TH-cam.
This is most professional instruction to headbutt i`ve ever seen
Then you haven't seen many professional instructors teach it.
He took it from my video
Lethwei Champion Dave Leduc is so nasty
Only one I ever seen
Nobody uses the top of their skull.
The weakest part of the skull.
Lol. If you believe this fool, i got a bridge to sell you... CHEAP !
I used to have this VHS tape. It was awesome. I wore that thing out. Ear slap, scoop kick, head-butt, eye jab, bite, oblique kick: I still remember them all!
I had a ton of Vunak videos....
Thank god your mom never came down to your basement fantasy lab or you'd have shown her a thing or two, right?
Yeah, I had a ton of tapes too. Made the mistake of hiding a tape of my girlfriend and me havin some nekid fun in between them on the shelf. My wife decided to practice some of Paul’ s moves, and instead, saw our moves. She tossed them all in the garbage. What a waste. (Not Paul’s, got more of his). I mean mine. Talk about heads and butts.
@@dancindavey1515 Lol. The hips don't lie.
I also remember purchasing them. Outstanding advice. Glad I never had to use any of them, but I remember them very well!
Paul Vunak is one of the best when it comes to real world fighting. this stuff is gold.
Whatever you say.
@@MichaelGrubbEvolvedMinistry well what do YOU say since you felt the need to be a ass
@@joehunter3jh he probably tried it last week, didnt execute properly and got his ass beat.
The great thing about him is he carries himself and talks like Mr Rogers.
The title sure disproves it. "End ANY fight" total bs. That title alone proves a lack of real world exp. or someone trying to sell something.
"It doesnt hurt your head as much as his face and thats what were looking at" I freaking love it man
Paul Vunak's videos are GOLD! Decades later, his stuff is still excellent! Useful ideas, practical techniques.
Paul Vunak is a legend. His stuff is brilliant
Its the titles and statements that are bs tho.
The "ratio"! Love this guy.He makes it sound like he's cooking!
Right like its that easy to just make the moves like that should come naturally
Cookin up an ass whoopin
Creme fraiche
@@MegaAmir46 lmao
@@asyouwere7408 it is when you practice, constantly. Which is what these instructional videos are for
that soothing voice as he's encouraging you to crush someone's face "so let's give it a try"
This will end it. 100% correct. Much love from Ireland ☘💚
Paul is like the Bob Ross of the martial arts world, except he wipes the canvas with you.
Still got the tape, so glad i have it thanks to my dad!!!!
Paul Vunak's stuff, even his old tapes from the late 80s, are the only stuff you will ever need for "regular" street self defense. Not talking MMA or pro fighters coming at you with a light saber. Voo's original streetfighting series plus this one, Street Safe, cover everything you need in great detail. You will learn more from one tape in terms of concepts, delivery systems and timing than from endless KravMaga Larping, pretending you are disarming a guy with an AK 47.
yep in '06 through '07 I would go out on the town after watch Vunak's Street Safe and it gave me confidence to talk to ANY female at the bar, with boyfriend or not. I got into a few fights and it wasn't pretty using Vunak's teaching fucked people up and prevent things for getting far, Vunak's is so aggressive though that you almost get in to more fights because you are so confident and dudes will get mad especially bigger dudes who are jealous
@@blockaderunner Radioreplies.info
Yep. Have those DVDs in my collection.
You guys are fucking dorks.
@@billp.7208
*"Bill P.. . 5 hours ago. . You guys are fucking dorks.. . . "*
+Which is why YOUre here right...KING-OF-THE- DORKS!!
Because you managed to pry yourself away from your Dungeons and Dragons games, WWE dolls to see how real guys defend themselves.
Never has an extremely vicious (and effective) technique been explained so f😁😁king quietly and calmly...like you’re demonstrating how to rear an injured fawn back to full health
An injured f--! ..😆...oh man,lol some of you guys really make the internet worth it....that was funny
@@-.CELESTE.- glad u enjoyed it! ☺️
As a martial artist and amateur and processional boxer I must admit that for basic self defense this stuff works. Very rarely, if ever, will you have to confront a trained fighter, so, this stuff can save it for you.
I’m all about self defense and more specifically ‘threat elimination’. I’m a huge fan of the upper palm heel strike under the attackers chin. It’s lights out, game changer and done. There’s a follow up move to it with the other hand chopping the side neck but I’ve never needed the 2nd move
Edit: timing seems to be a huge reason why people lose fights. Slow timing and no go-to move.. if you learn anything today learn this - when someone enters your personal space in a threatening manner THAT is the start of their attack. When it gets to your personal space IS when you eliminate the threat.. always hands up, chin down and ready to strike. Hope this helps
you're full of shit hahahahaha
Bla bla bla. The fuck
That palm heel saved my life in Brooklyn when I was attacked with an axe handle with nails. I rarely practiced the palm heel so it was just pure instinct. But it worked like a charm. I cut off his advance when he came swinging n I was so close he couldn't use it .
@@michaeldineenSG2018 it goes against human nature to step in on a weapon like that but that is the best move for quick threat elimination.. and palm heel strike is the perfect compliment for that defense move and attack
@@FFLL2112 I trained under a really incredible instructor named Richie Barathy in New York. He taught American Combat Karate which kind of like Jeet Kune Do is like a bunch of styles rolled into one. We did a lot of training our attributes. Look him up on TH-cam . Holds world record for breaking granite. Dude was phenomenal. It's the best defense is a good offense. Set his hand on fire on Johnny Carson.
His fast twitch muscles are INSANE.
And he isn't even black.
@@RobinMcBeth You're fired..clear your desk.
@@RobinMcBeth 30% of West Africans have the sprint fast twitch gene, whereas only 10% of Europeans have the same sprint fast twitch gene. That's why we generally see 3x more Africans than Europeans in the world champ sprint finals etc.
From all this lions and crocs in the Eastrys round the congo
Lmao you better stop Bill Birch
You can tell by this guys speed and his balance , just the little bit that shows in this video , that he knows what he is doing...THIS is a guy to learn from.
You are absolutely correct! Paul Vunak is the man.
2nd generation Bruce Lee disciple. Trained directly by Danny Inosanto
ummm this guy is pure gold
This is the one move that can save you in a situation where your not facing an armed individual but is determined to do you physical harm. That head butt along with a hard knee to the groin will definitely do the trick. Especially good for a woman who encounters a male attacker.
All these were coming naturally to me and my sis while we were growing up..Some times she was faster, some times she was stronger,some times i was not conscious for some time..
Sweet Home Alabama
“Eh doesn’t hurt the top of your head as much as it would hurt his face.” 😂 I love it
I thought that. I think he could be a bit more specific. I'm no expert but I think the best place would be what you might call your brow. The top of your head would definitely make your eyes water, the middle of your forehead would also hurt but in between where the hairline is seems the toughest place.
Yeah because you know better than Vunak
From all the many times you have head butted a real person in a real fight
Keyboard warrior wanker
yea this would vary from person to person since we all have different skulls lol but most definitely i couldnt use the top my head that shit would hurt like crazy as i ive already tried this shit on the wall lmao my forehead area i can tolerate way more but i will say if u condition ya self for it but ur gon have to pull this real slick as most people flinch as the sight of arm and hand movements
Tuck your chin in and you pretty much have the right angle.
These types of videos are what make my TH-cam universe go round & round!
Thank You
Please recommend more good and useful stuff like this please !
I love Vunak, I first watched this tape 12 years ago and its still as relevant today as it was then.
It is garbage. Sorry to break it to you...
@@claycowartisamazing Explain.
@@patchedup1158 It's better to learn how to actually fight. This is clearly garbage if you've ever been a part of actual gym.
@@claycowartisamazing Headbutting isn't garbage at all and is "actually" effective in fighting. Watch lethwei or old mma tapes or something.
@@subsonic9854 It's kinda bullshit unless you know how to fight Against someone who has actually trained MMA or Jiu jitsu, it is garbage. I recommend people actually go train at a real gym with some real techniques.
That second headbutt at 2:50 explains the technique better than anything.
You can clearly see the impact and shock it causes, and that's with an actual motorcycle helmet on. Just imagine it without.
I noticed that! The way it staggered him even with a helmet designed for high impact absorption was incredible. That would have been painful, bloody, and final.
Invaluable lesson in defence of one’s life - delivered so calmly!
I’ve appreciated Paul Vunak’s work since the 1980s
You've probably never won a fight since middle school.
@@claycowartisamazing You went to a girls school.
@@elizabethbathory6144 Nah sorry bro, I went to American Top Team. Lool
This guy was a ram in his last life.
😅🐐
Haha 4 real
You funny lmao
hes a ram in this life
I used to practice headbutts with my rams and billies. Good times.
Rich is wearing a crash helmet and Paul still just about knocked him out with that 2nd headbutt 🤣
Lol
Somewhere in the street fighting series (maybe headbutts knees and elbows, I don't remember) Paul tkos a guy with a helmet, using a headbutt.
Because the helmet is making it easier, counterintuitively.
@@DoomRater Never thought about that. How so?
What a savage... wahaha!
Thank You Paul. I appreciate that this content has been made available to me, at a time when my financial situation does not allow me to pay for additional training. Between what I learned studying face to face in different styles throughout my youth and early adulthood, and now from this man for hand to hand, and Michael Janich for blade combat (unfortunately I don't usually have a partner anymore) I think I am well prepared for a lot of different scenarios. My masters, coaches, and these 2 guys are my heroes, and I wish I could tell them how they have empowered me to protect myself, and I would never disrespect them by using what they have taught me by using it inappropriately. Even if you can fight...especially if you can, you should run away if that is an option. Life is not a pissing contest, and death is not a joke.
This is probably the best thing I've ever seen. The advice is so bad, it's good.
Poor Rich. He wasn't expecting to receive a C 1 Spinal cord injury.
of all his moves, this is the one that would have done it.
That was long ago though, I hope he's fully healed now.
After Guro Inosanto, Paul did The Most to spread The Legacy
- Dude's a Total Bad Ass
* C 2
@@charles9571 oh Charles... Still chasing the immortal witch? Taking one Code wasn't enough?
Right dudes helmet damn near took his head off instead of protecting it without it your face caves in so there's not much rearward travel but the helmet don't give so that neck. And it looked like he was dazed af
When I was in the Army in Germany, they showed Hard to Kill at the movies on base. That night there were about 20 fights at the bars around our base. Basically back then, each unit had their own small base but they were clustered together. Engineers at one, artillery another, etc. The bars were all in the center of these clusters. Imagine if these guys had also watched this video. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Half the Army would have no teeth.
@@Kuato He was referring to the American Army, not the British Army.
Lol
LOL! 😄
@@jailepouvoir1990 😂
@@jailepouvoir1990 🤣🤣🤣
After watching this quick clip, I walked to grab my mail and my neighbor tried fighting me. Well, thanks to Street Safe 1, I head butted my neighbor into oblivion!! Thanks Street Safe! BaBOOM
+Paul R. Cenci
I wish my neighbor would try fighting me. I can't stand that guy. :/
Did he file charges?
I tried the same thing on my rude neighbour after watching Street Safe 1. Unfortunately for me he had watched Street Safe 2.
This is gold material.
This guy is ferocious. The fight would be over before you even knew it started. He would know 100 ways to fuck you up... Great to watch...
I practiced those moves once upon a time, then went to rowdy bar. I haven't had such a severe beat down in my life, since.
😂 👍
Only thing you fought was you mom on the way to fridge, trying to stop your fat a$$ from making another sandwich.
This guy was a real piece of work lol.
@@jamesburchill7522 Sandwich was worth the beating every time. Nothing like that pickle on melted cheese mmmmmm
We learn something every day.
well doesn't it hurt your head
well not as much as his face and that's what your looking for
LOL
"we are looking for that ratio"
@@doncarlodivargas5497 man the head butt. I never thought of it. Especially using the top of your head
@@Nall412 the headbutt is extremely effective. before a streetfight, a lot of people love to get up close to u to intimidate you, theres videos and its happened to me too. when theyre that close, a headbutt will shatter their teeth or break their nose and they wont see it comin
Yeh that final comment made me lol to ...
It'll hurt alot less than getting your ass kicked by a much bigger person
Paul Vunak is for real. Most of these combat instructors on TH-cam probably aren't.
This is the best self defense move in a serious situation that anyone can do.
I order your videos 10years ago and working security events and clubs it's been useful thanks fight fast
The must've edited out where Rich refused to walk on set 17 times
Had work buddy years, ago was 5.5" he was notorious for ending fights with much bigger guys with his head butt.Was a friend but very aggressive and even if losing a verbal argument with a friend you always knew not to let him get too close to you .lol
Basic, brilliant, effective, surprising, powerful, combination, speed, basic survival technique thru repetitive practice...Impressive thank you Sensei
I never knew Bryan Adam's was a savage as well as a hit song writer as well, what a talent!
The ratio of the top of head to your face. I like this guy I've never seen his videos before. They make sence. I've been knocked down in fights. The up kick is a ender. They stand over you thinking they'll just pummel you. And bang up kick. Done. You don't even need to train an up kick. Any part of your foot hitting there head is so powerful.
2:49 the guy with the helmet is probably thinking "This fucker is crazy"
You think anybody wants a roundhouse kick to the face while I’m wearing these bad boys ?
- Rex Kwon Do
FEEERRRGETTABOUTIT!!!!!!!
Guns are always better alternatives
Just break the wrist and walk away...
You dont want to be like peter pan over here
I've never had a day of JKD training, but that head-butt-knee-elbow technique is EXACTLY HOW i DROPPED THE LAST GUY THAT ATTACKED ME!! The only difference was I head-butted dude with the top of my forehead, and not the actual crown of my head, still worked well, though...
What also works well, and I've used it, taking the upper part of your forehead and striking his nose! Their eyes instantly tear up, rendering him/her "blind"! Works great....
Brilliant.
I confess to using the 'kopstamp' as a go to with bigger blokes, gives you a headstart so to speak.
'We are looking for that Ratio, so lets give it a try' - Paul Vunak
He installs the viewer with great confidence.
A legend!!! Bruce Lee taught Dan Innasanto and he taught Paul!!!
Just by his movements, you can see that man is a vicious fighter!!!
You never met a bjj fighter have you lol
@@christianmonturanoii6539 GTFOH This is real street fighting. The Navy Seals hired this man! I was certified in his system over 20 years ago. We also studied bjj but, it's not as effective on concrete! As with any other style, BJJ has limitations. There's a huge difference between MMA and an actual street fight!
@@zeppelinfan9360 wrong I'm fine on co concrete wow u get a few scrapes bjj teaches you how to fall and take people down right even on hard surfaces. And bjj is probably closer to a street fight than ufc with all the crap rules standing the guy back up they don't do that in a real fight plus on the street people usually are wearing clothes so the gi in bjj simulates that. There is bjj and everything else bjj was made for the street that would train I for a street fight better than anything else does. Control ur opponents body better than they can control their own body don't matter of its on a hard surface or not lol ok bro 👌 lol
@@christianmonturanoii6539 Have fun in La La Land.
@@zeppelinfan9360 lol ok whatever you say nit gonna argue with an idiot
His quickness is scary enough
This guy is great to watch and listen to. I could watch hours of this instruction.
Him explaining hitting with the guy with the helmet on then doing it rly quickly js funny af!! Good stuff very effective
Getting headbutted on the upper cheekbone is absolutely the most painful thing ever. I dare say that's it's even more painful than getting punched in the nose or getting thumbed in the eye. I hated getting headbutted on the upper cheekbone in my boxing days. Though, I really had no choice but to refuse to let my opponent know that it bothered me, back in the day. I had to keep fighting and convince my foe that it just pissed me off (& I was coming after him for it...with a "few" low blows, perhaps.. ;) ), instead.
I don't know but I like this guy he's a freaking lunatic
Yes he is
been following paul since the 80's He is legit. many of his technics are very effective in real fight situations.
u need to go try that on some real fighters
@@claycowartisamazing not everyone in this world is a real fighter. Hell, if these so called, real fighters have any sort of discipline, you won't need to use these techniques
@@justinhearst Self Defense.
@@claycowartisamazing it's called Lethwei, and the headbutt is king
@@hop-skipthechewtoys1836 It's called jiu jitsu, wrestling, boxing, muay thai, judo.... shit that ACTUALLY works.
In England the variant is called a "Nutter". Similar in delivery but it's the crown or upper forehead to the front teeth or nose.
Paul you make it look so easy, and, you’re lightening fast. Definitely keeping three steps away from you and there’ll be no hugging when we meet, jeez I almost felt bad for the helmet. God bless, please help gird America’s men’s loins, it coming my newly subscribed friend, and our average adult American man is not ready for it. Thanks and put some ice on that noggin will ya! Thank you from a sixty two year old father of five from Boston.
How to turn your opponent into a fountain of blood.
Great scene for the cops to see. That'll help your case immensely.
@@Zigzagzodak Well, atleast theres blood.
And disentegrate his nose
Just watched Milan, a woman could done this much better
This comment made me cry laughing
I love this guy, he is amazing.
I trained with Paul over 20 years ago and just want to state a challenge for the naysayers out there: if you don't believe he is legit, track down his business enemies, of which there are many, and ask them why they won't work with him. The point being is that you will find some other highly-skilled martial artists out there (like Harrinder Singh) who, while they had a significant falling out with Paul, won't say anything negative about his actual skill. You won't find people who discredit his ability even when they've had major schisms with him. Yes, Paul has his issues on the personal side, and everyone who has worked closely with him knows this, but we also know that he was a truly dedicated martial artist and also a really great teacher who could, as the saying goes, put his money where his mouth was at a moment's notice.
This is so true!
His calm tone is hilarious as he mock smashes someone’s face
It really works, I have been head butted myself. Really takes you by surprise and you lose the initiative during the altercation. This was back in high school or middle school.
@3:03 "...but it doesn't hurt your head as much as it does his face and that's what we're looking at is that *ratio*."
I have not laughed this hard in a while. Also, you can tell this man is dangerous and brutal just by looking at him.
The second headbutt was quite impressive. Lots of reach on that one.
Dude is quick af
Yeah I can't get over it either. He'd finish me in like 4 sec. Probably less.
Nobody sticks a linguistic landing like this guy... "It doesn't hurt your head as much as his face, and that's what we're going for, is that ratio" ... COLD.... BLOODED
I used to smash roof tiles with my head for the more dramatic part of karate demonstrations. I never used the top of my head, I used the part just where most people’s head shape changes from the more vertical forehead to horizontal sweep over the head. The strongest part.
that second headbutt was fucking hard
That's what she said.
Holy shit he almost broke that dude's neck pulling him to his shoulder 😂😂😂
I come from the East End of London where you learn to headbutt before you can walk. In all the fights I've had and seen, never once, never ever once, did I, or any of my mates or opponents use the top of our heads. It's always, and I mean always, the top of your forehead. If your head is down, you can't see your opponent and you're blind to any number of counter blows. Maybe Paul's techniques works well for him, and I'm a huge fan of him and FightFast, but that part of the demonstration I found odd. The knee kick is right on the money and devastating.
if im not mistaken theres an area on the head around the frontal lobe of the brain that u want 2 avoid getting hit due 2 brain damage - i guess thats y boxers spar w the head pad that covers the area of the head which could damage the brain - so i would say somewhere between the crown @ the top of the head & the top of the forehead would be a devastating blow 2 ur opponent - make sure 2 keep eye contact as much as possible even though there r times when ur eyes wander such as making sure there arent multiple attackers or what have u i.e. using ur peripheral vision ( Bruce Lee did that all the time ) Cheers !
Listen to Max, those Brits will headbutt (or glass) the shit out of you. stich that up mate.
Boxers wear headgear to protect their head from hitting the floor in the ring. When boxers die in the ring it's not the punch that kills them it's from them hitting their head when they fall. That's also how guys get killed in street fights. I agree with you about what part of the head to hit with. top of the forehead. Thanks.
I'm from east london as well and ive noticed that the americans dont have a clue about the headbutt. you use your forehead not the crown and you whip your head with a loose neck like heading a football
100% correct, Kaser.
As a former LEO I once responded to a fight in progress. The call came out as "a guy going wild and attacking people at a rehabilitation center". I arrived quickly and entered the lobby only to instantly come face to face with the angry suspect. He quickly attacked me and threw punch after punch at me. Being a former Marine and a Boxer I was not afraid of him so I engaged and threw punches back at him, striking him again and again. I even took out my baton and hit him over and over again. But this guy would not go down. I was getting winded but he seemed to be gaining energy and strength as the fight went on. People were screaming at the violence and women were crying at witnessing the nightmare they were seeing unfold. Fearing that he might overpower me and have access to my firearm I summoned up my last bit of energy and kicked at his walker causing him to lose balance and fall over. I jumped on him and cuffed him ending the incident! Toughest fight of my career!!!!
As a self defense instructor the head butt is something I would use in certain unique situations but not a leading weapon.
Better to start with a punch to the face or fingers to the eyes. If your grabbing the back of the head and bringing them down, you can elbow or knee the head.
I do not understand how in a combative situation your opponent, especially a much larger one like he's mentioning, is going to allow you to grab the back of his neck with both hands.
These video look like made in 90s
You think?
yeah.. so?
Short shorts
He could headbutt you back to the 1800's if you'd like lol
@Jason Malone lol😁😁😁😁😁
This guy trains our Navy Seals on hand to hand fighting so you know he is one B-A-D dude from that aspect alone. Looking into the intensity of his eyes I got the impression that he might be someone you want to avoid getting on the wrong side of. After viewing video time 2:46, I am wondering if he is not certifiably C-R-A-Z-Y. 😉
High….and crazy.
Wow. That’s impressive
Vunak was not officially hired by the Navy to train the seals. The seals showed up like anyone else off of the streets.
@@notpoliticallycorrect He was under contract for the teams at Dam Neck, in Norfolk for a couple of years actually. He had Tom Cruse there with him. Pat Tray and Frank Cucci got certified in JKD under him during that period. What he wasn’t was the creator of any Dept of the Navy official training program for the SEALs. Sayoc Kali and a couple of different BJJ guys do the same thing at Dam Neck now. Just like the Dog Brothers do for the JSOCers at Ft Bragg.
SEALs have trained in many systems and have adopted none officially save for SCARS for a brief time. Training some people that are or were SEALs does not mean they are the official trainer for them. Oldest marketing scam in the book. Its lying without technically lying.
I use to own these vhs tapes. Watched them several times. Never had to use it, but seemed effective. Shared them with my friends (2 brothers) and never got my tapes back. They practiced with each other. One day one of the brother got into a fight. It was effective. Caught his attacker with an elbow to the face as the attacker rushed him to bear hug. The shot left him on the floor bleeding pretty good. Fight ended quick.
Look at his subtle intensity change once Rich steps in closer to him. He’s just making this video to beat the hell out of Rich, haha
2:51 will forever make my laugh
🤣 That poor guy got jacked up even with the helmet on.
What a madman he is.
looks like a very dangerous man and deadly technique. as someone with an mTBI, i cringe at the after effects this technique could impart on either person. shaking the brain like that, regardless of impact can leave a person with lifelong cognitive deficits. you don't even have to impact your head to get a concussion- a very sudden stop in a car, G forces on rides, planes, etc. can do it. i've trained with guys like this and it becomes quickly appearant just how quickly they can end you. the other thing is you never know who knows what- i've trained with some smaller, completely non-threatening looking guys and gals and they could without doubt hurt the average person real bad- so be nice to people and avoid conflicts as much as possible!
Coworker of mine knocked out a guy with a headbutt. He grabbed the guy by the shoulders and drove his head into this guy's face. Lights out, it was over in one hit.
And yeah this guy was the one spoiling for a fight so my buddy ended it fast.
You're lethal! I liked the way you explained more than just the technique too and that grab on the helmet Rich is wearing was smooth. Thanks 👍
it doesn't hurt your head as much as his face.... words to live by!
Oh jeez doesn't that hurt your head not as much as it's going to hurt his face!🤣
“Head butting is very feasible against a much taller opponent.”
Proceeds to demonstrate his headbut against a much shorter, and passive opponent. LOL
Got it.
laugh all you need to but make no mistake this dude is legit the read deal. Awards for military fight training, not for excelling at it but for teaching it.
If you ever saw these videos the fighting methods he taught were simply brutal. The techniques were simple and few. Biting, eye gouging, ear slapping, head butting, groin and knee kicks were the majority of the techniques. It was stuff that you really wouldn't normally use in even a serious street fight unless you were really wanting to mess someone up bad and maybe cause life altering type of injuries. It was shit that you would use if someone was trying to rape you in prison type of violence. The brutal techniques were then employed in combinations. The eye gouge was basically touching your opponent's eyes. It doesn't matter if you do that technique hard or soft, it's going to put them at a great disadvantage and they won't see that right behind that your foot is going to kick their knee or shin like it was a soccer ball. Or head butt ear slap combination. Rupture your opponent's ear drum and they can't stay on their feet. Strike first and strike fast and strike dirty. It wasn't things like sucker punching. It was sucker eye gouging. Sucker ear slapping. When your opponent was in the mouthing stage of the confrontation you simply slap their ear then employ a monkey bite to their testicles. Not many people are going to want to fuck with you upon witnessing that kind of brutality. And those who don't witness it, you could let them experience the sucker eye gouge, knee break, ear removal combo. Trust me. It won't matter if there knee actually breaks after you rip their ear off their head. And realistically you'll probably only rip their ear half off but their knee or shin bone probably will be broken. Feel free to throw in a free monkey bite or finger snap. It wouldn't help you much in an mma fight. But it would let you win in a real fight with an mma fighter because real fights generally escalate to a fight in a predictable sequence. If someone comes out swinging then it's just going to be a fight and you'll have to employ standard eye gouging instead of sucker eye gouging. To the best of my recollection there were no blocking techniques even taught.
The headbutt can be used against any opponent but he was just simply making a point that it can definitely be used against a heavier weight and taller opponent. A type of person where one may not think you may have any chance against getting in a fist fight with. Just think about where the headbutt lines up to a taller person's nose and teeth. If anything, it may be more difficult to do with a much shorter person.
All the movie headbutts use the forehead into the other guys forehead or face.
True because forehead has thicker bone in skull....
---but honestly the top of head is easier to use full body weight without relying on neck muscles like movie fore-headbutt!
-Force= mass x acceleration
(put whole body into it without relying on muscles to hold form 4 weight transfer to target= gurentee full bodyweight transfer to attack & easier less distance2cover/convenient next to target=gurentee not dodged)
i got the wrong video....I was looking for the biotch slap. But he sounds so nice as he describes caving in someone's face that I couldn't look away!
When I trained boxing and mma for a while back when I was younger... I asked my trainer what he thought about headbutts in fighting... He said he didn't think they were a good idea unless it was your only good option, and said that you're basically taking a hit to give a hit and that the risk is too high... He then showed me a clip of a guy attempting a headbutt only to get caught and eye gouged with a thumb, the guy then gouged again with both hands/thumbs and followed it up with a sloppy but effective headkick. The guy attempting the headbutt was KO'd... Trainer just said "that guy knows how to fight".