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Now this right here is good self defence. Most of what you see in traditional martial arts is rearranging the furniture in the titanic
😂 Best analogy.
I believe these are Lee Morrison's people? 🤔 Either way, excellent stuff. Just beautiful! 🤌
I never seen an instructor as intense and serious as this man 👍🇨🇦
I see that as a compliment. Much appreciated!
Fuckin bad ass!!!!
That spike elbow is pure poetry in motion. Counter offensive cover is always the best way!
Thank you!
I am sure that the majority of attackers do not expect this reaction and will be caught off guard by the fierce, aggressive defense. Great stuff....
Exactly! This instructor is great! 😊 😊
Thats one of most realistic move i ever saw! Blocks don t work on street, but this would
Thank you!
Hey Michiel
Can you please make a video covering multiple attackers? I know it is difficult and running away or using an improvised weapon is a good option. But running away is not always immediately available as we may be in a bar, nightclub or some crowded place or a toilet. And even i know that you once faced 5 guys from the military while working as a doorman. Then you got arrested and spent a night in the prison. You told this in a podcast.
So yeah could you pls cover it. Sorry for the long comment.
Thanks
Here is a training that integrates the notion of EMOTION because in reality, if we manage to switch from a quiet mode to a wild mode, survival, rage, whatever the name, the technique comes only after the mind
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Taught by an old Japanese veteran (WW2), I learned the similar technique when I was in teenage. Eliminating the fear of being hit is the prerequisite.
Before drilling, the trainee must have good (athletic) body condition to ensure his endurance; or otherwise he cannot move forward with full application and power. Footstep training is also key, since the force is from moving forward like spearing the opponent. Don't retreat; or you will get killed. (Teacher said)
Interesting. How did your instructor go about eliminating the fear of being hit?
@@rl1800 ... At that time, there were no many fitness clubs available on cheap price. We did, each day, at least 100 push-ups, with sit-up exercise of at least 500 on a cumulative basis (with no rest day); and did all workout for stamina like jogging around the gym at least 3-5 km. everyday (no rest day). Those routines were to build our confidence in the body condition.
Additionally, we had to be hit by stick and punch at the abdominal area before and after each class to ensure our confidence if being hit for real (street fight) which must be much aggressively harder.
We tested our fear when sparring with partners by occasionally let them hit us first without protection. I know it sounds very stupid; but it is the only way to reinforce our strong mind when being hit in any real street fight.
@@rl1800 ... If you move forward with no fear, you will not get hit more than twice but you can reach the vital point of the opponent for sure; and at that moment he will be your victim. This is the training to kill. (Teacher said)
@@rl1800 .....well... by being hit
Geoff Thompson was instrumental in pioneering this, brilliantly displayed and taught here
Another incredible one, Mike.
Beautiful fluid movements…I like how you train us to avoid that “flailing” motion people tend to do when they panic.
Thank you very much!
Top class instruction as always. Thank you.
Best coach ever
If the coach is reading this I mean no disrespect when I say that I love your wife.
You beat f@ck out if her every session and she still comes back for more!
She is one tough cookie.
next week I will be back in The Netherlands and join the lessons.. can't wait! thx for posting
Absolutely phenomenal. Love your work!
Thank you very much!
Very interesting technique. Seems very practical and yet visually simple and comprehensive.
Really brilliant tuition from a world class realist instructor
Thank you very much!!
Love it. I will train this with the heavy bag. Thanks
That elbow push/attack could end a bad situation on its own. Great stuff.
I love your stuff, very realistic approach, I have picked up several of your drills from your great videos and added them to my training.👍
Great to read that!
Awesome, realistic take on making defense OFFENSE! Will definitely be utilizing this in my training and fights.
Great teaching and presentation as always!
Great exchange here. Excellent way to change the momentum and direction of the fight. Well done Brother. Always Forward!
Much appreciated!
Very practical realistic one ❤
Absolutely incredibly effective.
Thank you!
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You are welcome! Thanks for appreciating!
Looks very effective!
Great teaching
Interesting. This technique has been used for hundreds of years in mengcun bajiquan (孟村八极拳), the origin of all bajiquan.
Your work means so much, thanks .......
So nice of you. Much appreciated!
Thanks again, mate. You deserve more subscribers.👊
Much appreciated!
I was also taught to target the collar bone with that spike elbow. It requires some accuracy and the confidence to go inside vs what he is demonstrating. He is obviously trying to keep it simple but effective so that you react instead of think. He is also using the attackers own body motion to inflict some pain, which is beautiful. I have seen a basically untrained fighter easily execute the elbow to the collar bone in a legitimate street fight situation, without opening themselves to any counter shot and it is beyond effective. Any opponent looses their desire to throw a punch when his collar bone has just been shattered. Im not sure if that is a novice attack, but it only takes about 5 ft pounds of pressure to shatter a collar bone.
The way his style uses the flow of body motion to guard and attack are so fluid is beyond impressive, this is a true "Martial" system. Im 53 and his intensity and style gets me pumped just watching. It would be an honor to step into this guys dojo and absorb every drop of knowledge he is willing to share. It would be worth the bumps, bruises, mat burns and needing help rolling out of bed the some mornings to be the Uke in his gym....lol
This guy is amazing!
I would have loved to have trained under his teaching!
He is the real deal! ☯
Very much appreciated!
Best Man 👍🏼
Amazing!
Thanks!
Again this can work in many situations. I carry a high lumen tactical flashlight and like the idea of implementing it. Thank you again for the drill and the repetitive flow to make it a reflexive
This is a great channel. The techniques are fantastic and your instruction is excellent. Hello from Las Vegas, USA.
Thank you very much!
One of the best self defense channels on TH-cam!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Good philosphy. And that woman is awesome.
We agree! Thank you!
nice video - looks realistic
I know nothing about fighting but all that he said seemed like a good idea to me.
Good pedagogy, effective, pragmatic, easy to apply techniques, ... as always with Michiel.
Keep up the good work! Thanks a lot for your sharing this with all of us.
Schmit Jang, UC Luxembourg
Thank you so much! We will meet soon brother! I know for sure!
I really like your self-defense workout. Congratulations!
The first time I saw something similar was in Keysi Fighting Method, which seem to me is not well appreciated by some mma practitioners. I'm not sure why since street fights normally start with punches, so covering your head, not exposing your hands bones, and striking with elbows sounds quite logical to minimize injures and maximize damage on the bad guy.
Quality content
very effective technique for getting out of an aggressive crowd of people as well! 100k subs is not far off! Great video!
Much appreciated!
100% work
These are very concrete training. Really fantastic. Do you plan also to expand your training to Poland ? All the best to all of you for the next year 2024.
Nice!
Very very strong the best for the street
He definitely knows his shit
Очень интересно. Спасибо.
Good technics wing chun inspiration
I Love this...🔱
Thanks!
That looks wicked af XD
Muy bueno
Once again we’ll done. Everyone should spread the word and get subscribers for Michiel just so he can provide more content, make it easier for him so it’s better for us. Win Win.
So kind!! Much appreciated!🙏🏻
Do you have some advice for people wearing glasses?
Putting them of as quickly as possible but then dont see much.
Or keep them on and try to not crush them.
Something better?
Maybe in future a video for people wearing glasses love to see that. Thanks for another great video!
instead of dropstep a easier way to explain is to sift ya weight to to leg i do that too when fighting
Hey Michael - I've seen you demonstrate how to block against hook punches, but never a "series" of straight karate punches coming at you. How do you defend against that?
Mike Tyson quote: 'everyone has a plan until the get punched in the face.'
I have a small question about the slap moment.
Do you mean an actual full force slap with the entire surface of the palm or striking with the heel of the hand?
And does it make any difference?
Where is this gym located ?
Keysi fighting?
Its the perfect cross over between UFC and Power slap 😂 Dana White should investigate.
Super stuff and very realistic and practical. Wish I could train with you all. Greetings from the US. Keep up the great work! Thanks for the videos. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
This is good shit. I actually use these techniques. You have to cover your head and fire back under intense attack. Good shit.
Respekt.👍
KEYSI Figth Metod
Nobody owns the principe of covering your head. I think Keysi is Hollywood and Hollywood only.
Se parece mucho al método keysi, lo que se utilizo en la coreografía de BATMAn y JACK REACHER.
This may not work for me because the way it covers & turn back like that with an open arm is giving a lot signal, and it may also be too late to defend a take down. But it may work if your opponent doesn't have much experience. Peace!
ok
I have seen many confident boxers, BJJ practitioners, karatekas … you name it getting humilated by ultra-aggressive, not having any fear of anything, experienced street fighters. So your chance of dying or severly be hurt is much higher than the guy who instinctively raises his hands up, gets beaten, but survives.
Благодарю!
You are welcome!
great as always ..... i'm always amazed about these flowing motions (and thats coming from a former wing tsun guy ^^).
i'm curious if this head protection ist out of the keysi system ? it looks very similar watching and comparing some videos ?
I think protecting the head with your elbows doesn’t belong to anybody. I think keysi is way to complex in real violence.
thx for your quick response. wasn't meant to be offensive was just curious because it looks very similar ...... but as bruce lee once said: as long as there are 2 arms and 2 legs there is a limited number of movements. ^^ @@schoolofselfprotection
If he is taller and bigger than you, you won’t reach his head so blitz attack his groin
Real stuff anyone can use in a real fight...
is that DefenseLab?
Nope.
Excellent content my friend.
Nothing matches the preparedness for the street fights were most all happen unless professional fighter even then, like training mind and body to fight and defend for the streets.
No rules no referee.
Just you and your life on the line against random attacker, who usually reveals his true intent in most cowardly sneaky ways buy sucker punching you first.
Much appreciated brother!
As soon as this guy slaps you it’s lights out, lol.
Interesting, but I'm not sure I would reduce my viewing angle so drastically... I like to see what's happening around me in a fight...
Show next time from the Southpaw stance 👊💪
Nothing changes.
El sparrimg se parece a thor verdadero Chris Hemsworht supernatural oh ! Bien 👍
Only works if you get only one singel punch a combination and your body is completely open
Nope. You don’t understand how to do it. Feel free to show me how it’s done.
This and most of your techniques seem to be great.
What I am lacking is seeing them work against an experienced opponent.
i would think practicing missing over and over would prepare for a possible reality and i dont see the harm if he lunges with the elbows and misses as long as he is then ready to protect from a counterstrike. good strategy i think. only thing i could see happening is a wrestler dropping down immediately to shoot for the single leg but not everyone is a good wrestler and he could then use some ground defense like guillotine choke for the wrestlers neck.
The way to work with an experienced opponent is not get into it at all. These videos I believe are oriented to the average person getting out of a situation against aggressive people, drunks at a bar, muggers etc. Even against trained people I think the angles of attack, the use of elbows and pure aggression can be enough to break contact and evade . Trained people tend to train against people with the same skill set ie. boxers against boxers, muay vs muay etc.
How do you want fight, if you don't see anything?
Who said that??? I’m still seeing. Not standing there all day. This is going forward. And me being counter offensive.
@@schoolofselfprotection ahh okay
First safety, then attack. You can throw many punches, but one punch will be enugh for you!?
Totalmente expuesto el hígado
🤣 you have to make choices!
Is this based off defense labs style??
no. Protecting the head with elbows belongs to nobody. It's just a sound principle.
@@schoolofselfprotection I’m not accusing your or nothing, I’ve seen similar blocks but I didn’t know if you were prior trained in by them or evolved that style
That elbow spoke to the biceps will definitely take the steam out of the attacker
It's Keysi
Or kfm
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wow @0:19 Chris Hemsworth as the pad man :)😄 This spike elbow seems to solve many problems
He is a pretty bastard huh🤣
Hello everyone! Michiel created another amazing video! To that end,I feel obligated to mention this. If you look at his TH-cam channel, you can see that he has so many amazing videos, which are long and extremely detailed. The amount of content provided clearly adds up to several complete courses on self protection! All of which is given freely! And that is so honorable of him since most of these self defense videos you see on TH-cam from many so called experts are basically garbage. Not only that. Most of the shit they give will get you killed on the street. So I am asking that all serious followers of Michiel to be willing to pay for a paid subscription for detailed videos. I mean. My idea would be for him to offer 1 minute introductory videos for everything he has. Then to offer the complete videos via paid subscription. Like $9.99 per month. This is extremely reasonable and affordable for what you are getting and then perhaps in the future, classes could be offered by subscription as well on TH-cam and Patreon. I mean. Seriously, Michiel deserves to profit more from his work. Thank you.
I’m not sure how it works but isn’t patreon set up in a similar way.
Oh it is similar, but Patreon allows for a more involved multiple tier membership depending on the level of content provided.
Scary shit.
The spike elbow to the chest must be devastating. My son and I were doing some light Muay Thai sparring and I caught him, very lightly, in the sternum with an elbow just like this. He backed away and waved me off, took a minute, and said it knocked the wind out of him, hurt like a sonuvabitch, and felt like it “paralyzed” his chest so he couldn’t take a breath in. And this was very light sparring.
It is! In scenario training I caught some spiked elbow next to my chest protector..couldn’t breathe normal for weeks!
it's beautiful and it seems effective, just a small problem, if you do this in France you end up either stabbed to death or in jail
The US Millitary have to Copy this taktical defense
I had a friend years ago was in special forces. He told me they don't really worry much about bare-hand fighting, because "on the job" they just shoot people dead.
but IF atack you on head...IF.
So essentially you advocate blocking 80% of your own vision entirely with your arm during a confrontation, swinging blindly at the head and finishing up by blocking 100% of your vision, while at the same time exposing your entire body to any attack imaginable because you can't see whats coming back at you... OK, seems legit
Yes blocking strikes to the head involves... Covering the head. Boxing champions do ALL THE TIME. You sound like you preach some McDojo nonsense where you think you can pull off wonderfully unrealistic stuff. Showing techniques slowly to your students is one thing, the application of block and counter is incredibly quick. This looks like it's based on Crazy Monkey Defence which is essentially a self defence optimised type of tight boxing shell and yes it works in real situations. The coach who taught me CMD was a Muay Thai world champion and I've seen fighters like Randy Couture and Quinton Jackson teach this. But it's fighting, it's really simple to find out whether it works.
@@TheMrTastyfish You are comparing that with boxing defence? Hahah... oh my... hahah
@@MrSoggyjocks Rodney King developed the 3 Point Cover as a self-defence application from boxing, and yes it works, it's fighting it'll either work in sparring or it won't. Like I said, taught to me by a Muay Thai world champion and used in sparring against pro fighters. You're saying it doesn't work and you're... nobody. Instead of posting dumb comments on videos by better martial artists than you, go ahead and make your own instructional video, I'll watch 👍
I use the Spike elbow a lot in street. And it works if you Hit with the Point of your elbow the guy will go 1-2 meters Away maybe Fall down !!
@@Khamzatchimaev-os7uj I don't mind the block followed by the over hand slap. Thats fine. Its the ridiculously long amount of time you spend with your arms wrapped around your head like a horny octopus making love to itself. Your vision is drastically impaired, you are not in a position to strike effectively, and your midsection is entirely exposed. If you over shoot that slap, maybe the opponent is a little closer than you thought or a bit faster, then it ends up a forearm strike and you will not slide seamlessly into this rhinoceros pose because the wrist flexion that lets you follow through with your arm into the wrap is gone. Even if you get to that pose, i can still slide in an uppercut, which you wont see coming. You may as well have wrapped a towel around your face. Granted, any position leaves some defensive openings, thats a given. But your ability to react to changing circumstances is drastically impaired by this sequence. Its dumb. Looks cool... could probably be inserted in any number of womens self defence classes, or those schools that throw dragonball Z chi balls at each other.
This seems to be part of Crav Maga training? Either way, it's cute until people start throwing and kicking punches you're not training for. Then, it's completely different, because, you never train with your attacker.
I've done some Kemp and boxing when I was younger. There has been much more boxing lately in my life.
But, since my first street fight at 7yo, I've never used anything but sheer fight for my life all with boxing.
True story.
This man is good, though, hands down!
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