END FIGHT IN 3 SECONDS - Self Defense Techniques
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Even his voice is kicking my ass😂
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🤣🤣🤣👍🏾
😂😂😂😂😂thank you! I'm yelling @ the TV like Stop All That Dam Hollering "!!!😂😂
Straight up. Sheesh!
Well, as a *Generation X* myself, and who's been around millions of gyms and dojos over the past 40 years, I can tell that this man sounds 100% real! You cats in New York are lucky to have him! 💯 👍
And he’s EXACTLY right! That is why I get so mad when haters say that Bruce Lee was just an actor and he had no tournament fights Bruce Lee was a killer martial artist self-defense artist, and he would take you out in seconds. And weight class had NO significance.
Will you know I'm into dog training and I don't give a damn how about Dog Sports or the show ring just as Bruce was never interested and having a franchise or training people to compete in competitions
@@MasterK9Trainer One of the best replies I've ever seen
Professor David's facial expressions and loud voice are enough to ward off any attacker.
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Man is passionate about us protecting ourselves!!
He is telling 100% truth. It was really funny people still think that there’s magical powers in self-defense.
BUT WHY HE HOLLERING THO. THATS DRILL SGT ALL DAY LONG. Um just saying. WHY HE HOLLERING HE CAN'T HEAR OR SMTHIN. Nice techniques tho
@@MarkusBracey-cs5rm good question
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Just to drive his point home like saying there's a fire whisper quiet isn't as attention grabbing as " Hey, fire!"
You could say it's shock treatment to emphasize the importance or urgency
That's my take on it anyway
All the hollering has a multi effect. It gets the attention of others, not just the aggressor's. This is good bc in the event you do not succeed in defending yourself, you have a potential backup. If there are others around they might yell at him to distract him to get him away from you. There's power in numbers.
@@michaelrehkop4817
Very good observation Michael
As a Texan, I have never had a desire to live or visit NY. But, if I ever did, I would come train with you. Even at age 61. Thank you for being real.
Likewise.
I’m in Watauga Tx and ditto
Same here, another Texas fan.
Careful, he is saying a lot of stuff that will get you sucker punched.
@@OldManPaxusYTso what do you recommend
this man is confident and satisfaction is over flowing
3 seconds into this video, I was knocked out by your intensity. When I picked myself up out of the dust that had settled, I made myself a coffee, put a steak on my forehead and continued to pay attention. 🙏
Teach my brother...Teach! It's always been my honor to share this martial journey with you. Glad your still here for those who truly want to understand. Stay Strong, Respect!
This is THE BEST street fighting self OFFENSE stuff that I have seen out here. This guy is spot on about people not putting the time in for traditional martial arts to work on the street. He really cares about people enough ti show them stuff they can learn quickly that really works, and not have to take 20 years to be able to do it…..
That was slow and I couldn't block it. Rock n roll. Word.
Great job guys.
Bless you Professor. No one can run backwards faster than an opponent runs forward. Thinking Offensively is thinking rationally.. save defense for Court!
I started in traditional martial arts since 1971 on a daily basis, and I'm 65, almost 66 now. I'm still learning. Much love and respect to Professor David and Shihan Kenny.
Thank you I’m 62 years old and I think I learned something from your video I like your way
The reality is he knows what he's talking about. Forget all that pretty movie or competition stuff that will get you killed or maimed in a real situation. 👍
You wouldn’t get maimed if you use Judo in self-defense. Once you grab him, he is thrown to the concrete.
This is awesome! Back in the 80’s I trained in Kung fu. Our teacher was a street fighter also. I used the element of surprise 3 times on 3 separate occasions on the same guy. Each time he would approach me and he proclaimed he was going to “kick my ass“ then proceeded to take off his jacket. As he was taking off his jacket I popped him with a jab and a cross and game over! I always was prepared to hit first or run first if I was ever out numbered. I was also taught to wear a belt when ever possible and be prepared to use it to defend against weapon attacks. I’m grateful to be able to train even now at 60. Your video just popped up in my feed and you earned another subscriber!
Great video as always. The very best part of this video starts at 13:50 and on. That is the conversation everyone needs.
Thanks 👍👍
I took one of your classes , over 20 years ago ( I was already in another system and didn't want to stop, I should have stopped , I learned more in that one class then I did in five years of kempo) and my niece and friend were your students. Amazing that you have the same energy as you did all those years ago. Stay safe, stay healthy.
Don't stay safe, stay FREE.
As a Judo practitioner, I must say, your methods and teachings remind me of “verbal Judo” which we use in self-defense situations. Avoiding conflict and learning to quickly take down if that doesn’t work.
I am a Judoka as well. I feel the same way.
You are on point. I am from the old school of fighting. And I did shotokan, Tichi, wing chin, and jujitsu. I started to combine different arts. I am also a street fighter first. And what you demonstrated. Is exactly what I use on the streets of NYC. I ended before it got serious. And walked away. I even used that same technique against taller guys with a ten inch kitchen knife and walked away. Your fighting style works. Because it makes sense and it the real deal. From just what I saw on video it looks like you teach in NYC. Much respect to you. You are a real teacher. Who teaches a real way to fight. God Bless You.
Wing chin??? You mean Wing chun
So you trained in things you still can't spell correctly
@@atsuiwong 🤣
I was half asleep, and yes you are correct captain obvious. Wing Chun. Unfortunately my spell check is English based.
@@fredmaldonado9204 I think you should Wing Ding these guys in the satchel for these remarks 😅
I just watched this video. It's the first of your videos I've ever seen. Thank you! Your strategies and explanations are bullshit free and make sense. I'm no fighter, nor do I want to be. I'm just an overweight disabled machinist. I had some scraps in my youth, but not in a long time. Thanks again. Very helpful.
Great stuff. I am 70. marine, I learned from an instructor at 18 on this He was 65! I am small boned, slight everywhere. Picked on a lot. Never lost a street fight. Element of surprise!! I did all the karate, tournaments, etc. This man is absolutely right. My father showed me how to slip a punch from age 2.
Love the speech at the end, today's anything is soft, no one trains hard, people get hurt by words not like back in the day when a bully actually hit you but now kids are offing themselves because people say mean things online. There's no school like the old school so I love the way this man breaks it down seriously I miss this kind of teacher we need more of these folks in the public education system! 👏👏👏👏
Long ago, when I was in my 20s, self-defense training options were very limited. Krav Maga was unheard of, for example. Pretty much everything was Karate or Judo. I did join a nearby Korean karate group for a while, though. I didn't last long because none of it was practical. I saw katas, hand conditioning and discovering my spiritual self as wastes of time. I wanted to learn PRACTICAL self-defense in real-world situations. After about six weeks I bagged it, when I refused to jog barefoot on a dirty sidewalk which had obstacles such as broken glass. Also, one of the veteran Korean kids got badly beaten by some a-hole at a gas station. If only there had been an instructor like Professor David back then, and a place like his in my neighborhood -- exactly what I wanted!
Judo is very effective in self-defense as countless actual situations were filmed and posted. Now granted, people who learn Judo have used mind games to sneak those throws and takedowns. But that’s the main principle in self-defense. We call it “verbal Judo”.
Our Sifu was just complaining to us that the kids these days cry in class. Really pisses her off. She is definitely old school. And yes, we feel the pain in her dojo. Love your content.
Thank You! Professor David is better than Santa Claus. Best gift is self defense.
The delivery of those truth bombs has never made me pay more attention. Felt like an angry Dad just laying it on me thick but I was learning but also trying not to cry. I learned more about "self defence" in 18min than 47 years of imaginary situations id created in my head. The intensity of the teaching is exactly how we need to hear it.
This video was SOOO informative. I am a full time father of twins that is 66 years old. Yes, I want to learn how to protect my family. Thank you again!
Weaponise!
This is the first time I've watched this video. I'm 59, After all the videos I've watched, this one makes the most sense and the biggest impression. Keep it up!
been involved in the martial arts for 44 years, earned my Black Belt from a world champion, and also trained with a guy certified by Dan Inosanto to teach JKD. This guy is spot on with everything he is saying!
Good stuff Sir. People don't know how important just getting your hands up for self defence.
A cop friend who also studied martial arts always pushed just getting them up. He said it also is better for you if you run into legal issues.
Thank you for not wishy-washing, and reminding me of offence first instead of defense. It's really the only way.Thanks!
In the 80s and 90s I used to teach the Red and Black belt fighting classes at a studio of 1200 students. What this guy said is for real. IT takes many hundreds of hours of training with other people to learn to slip a jab 90% of the time. Most can never learn to do it. THis guy knows the difference between a fight with rules and self defense. I like what he said self offense. Cool vid man. Preach.
OK, I'm 70 years old with a little Shotokan background. I think I get this.
In the last few years I have been attacked with a hammer, a shovel, with knives
all while just minding my own business. Fortunately I had a gun. When I put my hand
on the gun it ended the fight in one second. However I know I could not have time to draw
my gun and so I am going to study and practice your self defense system. This is the most
practical, common sense approach to self defense I have seen to date.
THIS MY NEW TRAINER! THIS MAN IS FOR REAL! I HAVENT SEEN STUFF LIKE THIS SINCE I GOT OUT THE MARINE CORPS! THANK YOU FOR YOUR TRAINING SIR!!!
Thank You For Being You!! When It Goes Down - It Ain’t No Joke!! Our Best Defense - Is Our Best Offense!!
In my 65 years, Golden gloves fighter, Aikijujitsu Black belt, I’ve learned that no man is bigger than a first strike to the throat with all you got!
I trained..I fought in rings and octagons...but... when I decided I'd enter a "tough man"at a BAR in Ga...I learned a VALUABLE lesson real quick....most every time...the one to win...does it one of two ways....stall,to set your "victim" up....or attack first.. with EVERYTHING you got,and DONT STOP... until the other guy....is motionless!!
I've got 4 beautiful daughters...and yes...I trained them in the conventional fighting styles...but... when in an Unconventional situation...do what their bully doesn't expect....GO FIRST- GO CRAZY- AND YOULL GO HOME !!
MUCH respect sir !!
Your doing great work... PLEASE... keep doing what you do !!!
Brother i can 100% back your claims because I've lived them myself. Did 17 years and i thought i knew how to handle myself until i had to then it got real resl fast. I went back to my street days leaving the other behind to literally save my life fighting to stay alive against steel me being empty handed but im here to tell you thank you for speaking truth.
Straight and to the point professor….
Perfection. Your presentation skills are fantastic! You got my attention instantly. I learned much from
this one video. Keep up the great work. I subscribed on the spot.
You are not only The Master but the Grandmaster. Your knowledge of Martial Arts is universal. You made me realized that knowing Martial Arts are useless knowing only the physicality but also the mentality in relation to your environment. Indeed, you are a true living legend of Grandmaster of Martial Arts. Grandmaster of Martial Arts yet
He’s right, I too started 40+ years ago and we did self defense moves and fighting. We practiced a lot of 3 or 4 move katas and created our own versions. They were an integral part of belt testing. Over the years, I’ve never been in a fight but “practiced” my self-defense moves a number of times. 3 seconds is all it takes if that. Then head for the door. That was the 80’s and 90’s. These days, I’m home before the crazy drunks come out. The best defense ever!
Thank you, your realilistic offensive/defense style is exactly what I was looking for! I'm 70+ yrs old, in the very beginning of traditional boxer training with a pro 2 times Golden Gloves boxer. I have the intent of using YOUR techniques, in combination with my current training to achieve my goals. Being old like you, I know I won't become a Profesional boxer but with these two forms of training, it will give me what I originally started out to do. TY very much for sharing your videos with me! I call it reality training and I appreciate your style, OLD timer!!! lol
First time viewer... I'm 66, started training at 16. If there's loud people in a room I usually leave the room. But lol, I love this guy! "Truer words were never spoken".
Great self defense teacher to show that the most natural low shinkick is the best action to neutralize an attacker. In the street/car/inhouseattack is no nonsense & simple way, the only safety you have. Thnx David.
Well, I must say. This about as true as it gets. I have been fighting and training from LA to Cincinnati , Miami, New Mexico, Thailand, Colorado...my brother and I have both been hospitalized. We know pain. We know gangs. Just end it quick. I am 56. I am over fancy kicks. This man speaks truth. Throw in a hip throw if you must. But end it, and walk away swinging your cane...
You are amazing.i lived in the u.s.for 30 years,and you brought tears to my eyes.well done black man well done brother.i am sharif from egypt.i.miss new york i swear to god i do
Bruce always said “if he gives you the knee…take the knee. Good dialogue and heart of the matter.
This is Good shit from a Glaswegian. 100% on point.
Great video!! I'm 82 and your system is ME! Thanks!!
He is like that every class for the entire class. This is the way to train. Too many schools training too passively these days.
Shout on Prof David, those that want to learn hear you.
Hey man great video! I studied taekwondo for a few years, the last studio was the best of the 3 different ones where I trained… people would actually get injured (occasionally) students had day gigs as bouncers at rough night clubs. I’m in my 60s and can still kick a headshot and do a jump kick, but I always knew this shit wouldn’t work in a real street situation. I saw you title for this video and the first thing I thought to my self was kick the knees and then head butt :) but fortunately I haven’t been in a physical confrontation since middle school. Thanks for doing what you do man. Good content. I still keep my training up here and 18:37 and the high kicks a great for coordination, but I would never try something like that in a real fight situation, and your best advice in this video is the notion that you should always talk your way out and defuse the situation first. I can also sprint pretty well too :) great content!
This video does a great job of correcting the fallacy of "self defense", in almost every self defense lesson. Vee AJ is right. No one, and I mean NO ONE, can go to a few classes and develop the hand speed or reactions to counter someone else's attack. This is especially true because in most classes the attacker attacks in slow motion, from a set direction, which is easily countered. The instructor will announce, "He will swing his knife or fist like THIS, and you will do THIS, and THIS.." Only, in real life, on the streets, your instructor is not there and the attacker will come at you at full speed, choosing to attack in whatever way he wants, and you will NOT be able to counter this full speed and random attack. It's better to attack. My go-to strategy is to feint high, and then skip in for a stomp at the guy's knee or shin. Legs are powerful weapons, but can be damaged very easily. One good kick can break a leg or severely compromise a guy's ability to walk or run. Make a good kick, and you might be able to walk away and leave the other guy helpless to even try to chase you.
Wow...Soke and Shinhan Kenny, thank you so much for all the frank honest advice!
Keep them coming my friend appreciate you right to the point straight up saving lives
Very passionate instructor, and he's got authority.
Lot of wisdom and truth, here.
If you aren't in athletic condition, your body has 30 seconds of energy in all your cells. If it is really go time, it may be wise to end it within that time. Get it done, or it will get done to you.
Best advice is to incorporate your six senses of awareness in your environment to become aware of danger before it occurs & take proactive actions including avoiding confrontations.
This is what I love about David James. He only practices The First, the most. Bestest, and the winnests. In which means, Striking first with authority. Never let your opponent see it coming. The only other Sifu that I can think of making that statement was of course Paul Vunak. But according to these MMA guppies. They will beg to differ. Of course to them, all you need is good muay thai and wrestling. Heck! I'm still waiting for their outdated old 2010s comment. This won't work in the cage! And to those keyboard warrior types! Stop talking, and trying to explain what you would do differently. Cause all you doing is just eating your cheese puffs, and typing away
Big distance between ART and Reality,,,,great class ,,,,Sir...
Video gold amazing stuff 🙏
I love this! Finally! He's absolutely right. Plus I love the ranting.
This man has wisdom.
Bravo 👏 If you live it you get it, if you don’t you won’t survive! 👍
Thanks for breaking it down. Keep on trucking
Great video, Professor, and great information. Thank you 🙏
LOVE these videos Sirs. Thank you.
This man is 100% correct
That was the best explanation of the difference between Martail Arts and Self Defense that has ever been shouted at me. lol. I LOVE the passion, truth and reality. Not enough of that in the self defense world. Just found your channel and I love it.
Agreed. Txs. Peace
100 percent right. If u have had real fights. Aggressive action is the only thing that ever works.
This guy is on point with everything he’s saying especially when he says today in martial arts people don’t want to be touched and the hold resentments if the lose in a sparring session.
Thank you for keeping it real guys. Much respect. Keep the excellent videos coming.
RESPECTS , your right , never under estamate the guy looking for a fight. Greetings from the a martial artist in Switzerland. Stay meak on the streets. 😮
Best teacher out there💯
God bless you Prof Dave. Thanks for sharing your PD story as well as your skills. Keep that torch burning sir!
All these years Now I understand the difference from martial arts for looks and style and training and street self defense for your life when it really counts. Thank you for your time and years of experience.
Damn Prof David.....proud of your videos!
Real talk earned a sub!
I love this brother energy and he speaks “the truth” Todays martial artist is not the same as old school
As always, you are 100% spot on. Great content!!! Thank you.
I love the mild vocal delivery… ✊🏾
I love watching your teachings. However, I do have a question. I’m a 63 yr old gulf war veteran and am looking for a way of defending myself without a weapon. How can I practice these moves at home that would be effective?
I practiced Shotakan Karate for ten years, was in the best shape of my life, but in pain all the time. Now I’m 80 don’t practice anymore but wish I had kept it up. Shotokan cannot beat a street fighter who knows his stuff, This man knows his stuff, and had I put the years in with him instead of Shotokan, I’d be SO much better. This gentleman knows his business inside and out, and is not arrogant or prideful, but wants to teach.
I would like to say thank you for your broadcast I’m a 60+ year old, young senior, who enjoyed martial arts in my earlier years thank you
Professor James ! Osu! As a native of the Bronx, who moved to Brooklyn, before relocating to NC -I can relate so well to all that was mentioned. A huge difference in todays Martial Artist vs the way it use to be ...I learned Kyokushin under the great Shihan Randolph James in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn . Growing up with around the true Legends, Professor Vee , Oliver Williams, Ronald Duncan, Moses Powell , and of course Professor David James . It is a very different environment and atmosphere of teaching. Outstanding video that all should take heed. Simple moves , strategies and techniques from the original source. I completely understand the 3 second subdue methods. Proud to watch this video . Osu!
Hey, pay attention, if you dont, I will make sure my screaming will get your attention!
Thanks for the reminder!
I was lucky to catch this really excellent video. I was captivated by the truths spoken by Professor David. He has a no nonsense approach to looking after yourself. He is so right, it's not about fighting it's about survival.
I started my journey in Martial Arts as a young child in the fifties. And I have always stressed that out in the street there are no rules. On the fight floor if you lose then the next time you try harder. But on the street you absolutely cannot afford to lose. Because if you do there may not be a next time. This is the same message I get from the Professor.
I'm old now and have serious issues. But if I lived near where the Professor has his teaching facility, I would like to visit.
By the way I subbed immediately.
ALL THE BEST TO EVERYONE.
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Thanks so much for sharing these insights!
Really good advice for the street. I got into one to many fights in my teens and 20s. I usually won. I’m athletic and tall. But whenever I fought someone that actually trained daily, it was a fight. Fought a pro boxer once. Much shorter and 60 pounds lighter. He whooped my ass for 5 minutes. Lessons n learned. Train. Or run lol. My rule is get off first. If it’s going down and you have zero options left strike first. I’m 62 now and can’t remember last fight I had. I guess I’m just wiser. I’m from Brooklyn. This guy I’d bet my paycheck is from NY. God bless you guys. I wish I lived there still. I’d make the trip and train there.
Once again great stuff...
This man is legit I'm from Brooklyn, 56 years old .I boxed took martial arts for years been a street fighter since I was a kid. But fighting and self defense are very different and the way he explains it is 💯 hope to visit your school when I'm back in NY. Much respect!!
I came across this video and I have to say that what you said in the video I never thought about that and you're absolutely right. Thank you for taking the time to teach and spread knowledge, I appreciate you🙏🏾
Love the video!
It's about time that there is a realistic martial arts instructor to learn from. All the other instructors I find, remind me of that one guy that you're getting ready to street fight and they wanna list the rules and fair fighting that will be involved. Yeah right, rules and fair fighting in a street fight, you betcha lmmfao!!! Thank you sir for finally bringing realistic teachings to street fighting.
Thank you brother for the straight talk. You may wake up a few and save their life!
Just found your video, love the way you teach. No bullshit and honesty. I look forward to following your future teachings.
Bob from the UK 👍👍
Love it!!!! Thanks!
Your talking about the mindset of self defense (and not the one of fighting) is of significant importance and much appreciated!!