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Great lesson from a true Martial Art master !! Thank you the lesson. Peace and Blessings

Real Kung fu!! Thanks for the lesson, peace and Blessings

100% people think the principals discovered in the TMA change when they are inherent to the body and act of violence. Mixing my own chexmix of Balintwak/WingChun/Hapkido/Superfoot and I've had great results.

i see im not the only one who googled 'flicker jab' after watching hajime no ippo

Interesting discussion with some deep points. I come from both a traditional and combat sports background. I like combat sports more, because I enjoy the competitive nature, the fact that I can spar safely, and the focus on a small skillset. However, traditional arts, particularly internal arts, have been very important for not only health and longevity, but also things such as: Skeletal/structural alignment, body integration (so mechanics + structure), relaxation + more precise ways of issuing power, powerful weapons I can use in self-defense, and intricate "in-between" skills such as spinning/push hands, which directly translates to the sensitivity aspect of clinching & grappling. I really should add that I don't particularly care about self-defense anymore. Well, of course I care about having the skill, intention and awareness to defend myself and those around me, but long gone are the days where I actively conceive of such ideas in my mind. I'm very confident in my ability to not find trouble, and if trouble finds me, to diffuse and extract myself. If the shit doesn't allow that, then all weapons will be deployed with extreme prejudice.

Came here from Episode 9 when Takamura mentioned Thomas hearns, and Mashibas flicker jab. Very intrigued to see.

I think make a lot of important points, but I want to add that the problem with traditional arts happens when they become rigidly traditional and the stop adapting, growing and evolving. With traditional Asian arts, they try to teach the exact same thing that was taught hundreds of years ago, and you are not allowed to deviate from that. There is definitely some value in preserving the knowledge, but if the knowledge can't grow and adapt, then it become stagnant and less effective in a street fight against a skilled opponent who has studied more than one traditional style. Would you agree?

I like some of this, especially with the combos. However, why would someone double back fist?

My Uncle was Brendan Lai of the Tong Long Pai system N. Mantis. I prefer Kuntao and Silats that are actually Ancient Chinese systems spoken in Indonesian tongue. San Soo under Jim was an effective art and has weapons, but the limitations are the fact that it will have a hard time being able to counter a cross, jab, and upper cuts and the footwork of a boxer. San Soo seems to expect the practioner to be able to redicrect a punch when in fact they will come in combinations FAST and at blinding speeds and the boxer will be on and off line and ducking and dodgeing. This will make these strategies limited as it does for Mantis and many other family strategies or system strategies that rely on only one hand to block or redirect the punch that you will most likely not be able to catch or redirect on the LINE. The idea is NEVER stay on line with the opponent and NEVER block. It is better to Parry! Parrying blocks because you are attacking the other guy and it is not defensive but offensive. There is not blocking in a Parry as it is an attack designed to smother the other persons range and spine and joint lock the opponent. BJJ is effective until weapons are used. Without the Jujitsu Disarms of real Jujitsu BJJ is just mostly Ne Waza Judo and incomplete. In War, expect WEAPONS! If not, then you are going to meet your Ancestors.

I completely agree with your point, but I have been in groups explaining this to MMA enthusiasts about Traditional Martial Arts. However, I gave up on the argument because I was exhausted by the debate. Ever since I learned FMA, it has significantly improved my perspective on self-defense. Unfortunately, can no longer see a martial arts store like I did before purchase a pair of Escrima sticks. or buy some TMA things like before..

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Nice!! How do I watch the EADO boxing fight night?

Very illustrative, thanks for sharing

Thank you for the uploads. Do you plan to upload the rest of the lessons?

Hajime no ippo make me know that. Merci Makunoichi !

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can i learn mma from here 🤔

Very cool

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This is the first technique in my martial art and never know it was this complex.

Is this kick boxing?

Great moves...that's why they're so common in the UFC where top level professionals fight! Also it was really great how the guy doing the collar tie just stood there with out pulling the head down, advancing position to a body tie, throwing knees or elbows or punches. And those great looping uppercuts with stationary hips...all boxers would approve of that technique. Especially the part where the instructors chin is straight up with absolutely no guard. Best yet was how when the instructor pulled away his opponent just stood there instead of doing anything because that's exactly how a fighter would react. This is a true high level counter to the neck tie without any explanation of how the neck tie was arrived at to begin with. High level martial arts.

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holy shit she did the scissors takedown across the waist. I used to practice that but i was never very good at it.

Back in 2008, I was once faced off against land grabbers in our area in calatrava, Negros Occidental. While clearing our farm(tubuhan) i noticed 3 persons shouting and charging towards me. They came armed with bolos while i only have guna (a type of tool to unroot weeds). I fought hard to defend myself without thinking what would be my life after, sustaining numerous wounds in the process, but in the end, I managed to take them all down, leaving two of them dead. Di ko akalain na ang simpling arnis sparring sa school ang bubuhay sakin sa oras na dapat ako ang mamatay. Nabalita pala ito sa bombo radio noon sa aming lugar. At simula nun mas dumami pa ang mga naging kaibigan ko. At the same time, dumami na din ang galit sakin dahil sa dalawang namatay.

I don't care who you are, she is spot on! The only thing that stops people is fear! 99% of people do not know what to do in this, or any attack situation. They freeze! Mostly because they either don't recognize danger or are completely oblivious to the world around them. If you have any value on your life, especially in places where you are away from your everyday life, be aware of your surroundings at all times!!

Its so funny how people identify their ignorance by talking shit. If they had any clue at all about who this woman is 🤦🏻. Trolls, she can hurt you really really bad. Trust me.

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Crock of sh1t

Ain’t nobody shoots a takedown that slow lady. 😂😂

This guy is legit

Check the "Dynamic Striking" series of Tyson filmed not that long ago. He can still get inside swiftly and do the same type of damage he is known for. He was paid an easy 20 million to loose to a basic skilled millionaire hobbyist. Tyson is a realist. The money for his family was valued more than champion status. All of Joke Paul's bouts have been against primarily retired fighters who needed the money so they took the dive and chalked it all up to WWF type entertainment!

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More of a walk through. This is not really "sparring".

Lol so you go for my legs and leave your face wide open? 😂 good luck with your fancy kung fu leg technique when youre getting a left hook to the face

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Why does youtube recommend me this dumb shit? You coulnt protect anything, middle aged woman. LAAAAME.

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Man I am so glad you posted this, I am going over the set right now and needed the reference. Big Dan is a beast. He used to be my two man partner

Great knowledge. Loved the mantra at the end to "circle out" at the end of your combo. :)

Good job Coach Zakir 💪🏻

Mike let him off the hook 9 out of 10

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