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That kamae (position) that invades that space is called Jumonji in Ninjutsu. Really works well. Look it up!

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I like it

Good info

Something I need to work on

A slap is safer for the slapper also. Punching can easily break a hand.

How often are you planning to release videos?

Good to know

Bitch slaps don't win street fights.

Nice! Subscribed to check out more. Agree, simple easy to understand common sense striking motions!

Thank you. Good stuff!

I like it

Good information, wise words, " don't initiate " ,I've never had my ass kicked, partly because I've never initiated.

Good information

Good seeing ya’ll the other day

Excellent sparring match.

Sparring is a controlled reflex exercise. It builds your ability to block attacks, as well as see viable targets and and launch your own attack.

Looks like this belongs in the early days of YT. The trolling isntoo obvious.

Please tell me you are joking!

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Thank you, teach! Great stuff!

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Ray u are a master

Dude is winded after standing there and had to go lean on the dumbells, clearly a serious student of combat.

These 2 young ladies are intense. Notice the match does not end just because it goes to the ground. A real bad guy will not stop trying to hurt you just because he knocks you down, or you fall down. If you go down, you have to continue fighting. When someone is trying to hurt you, you cannot give in until you have stopped that attack and gained safety.

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yup look how dangerous bas rutten was back in pancrase days. he tore people up with palm strikes

Cronnies? you are one sick puppy.

These 2 young ladies are intense. I expect both of them to go far in the martial arts.

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I, actually, find the techniques in these videos useful and applicable. I like the straight-forward, no nonsense approach.

You should never get grabbed if you are staying alert and aware of your surroundings. Still, humans are fallible, many things can effect our level of alertness. So for that time, you are not as aware as you should have been, and somebody grabs you with intent to harm, here is a good way to deal with it!

Some conversation I have had, prompt me to add this point. The wrist position for this strike has to be just right. Get on a heavy bag, strike it slowly, with very little power, at first, to make sure you are doing it correctly and won't hurt your own wrist. Slowly build speed and power. On the other hand, if you are totally uncomfortable with this strike, a Y hand strike to the throat is an excellent alternative as a front hand strike to the throat. Y hand strike uses the web between the thumb and first finger. ONE of my favorite strikes, actually.

Not sure why it cuts off there at the end. There wasn't much left, but I will see if I can restore the ending.

Incidentally, when the instructor refers to the Avengers karate chop, he is referring to the old Avengers tv show, not Marvel's Avengers. :)

Nice ,, step through, so your using your bodyweight , especially if your small like me, 😎

You sir have some of the best training tips, I have seen in a while. Would love to train at your place.

Just discovered this channel....great training channel...Just subscribed.

Great training video, Right here! Thank you sir. Very useful tech.

I do want to add a thought to my previous statement about striking first, when all attempts to deescalate have failed, and there is no avenue of ready escape. I do believe in such a situation, it is not unethical to throw the first strike. HOWEVER, keep in mind, if you were to wind up in court over the situation, it is possible some judge or jury may have a different opinion. It is sad, but legal doesn't always mean fair.

The instructor brings up a very good point. If you move FIRST you greatly increase your chances of hitting your target. When someone makes it known clearly that they mean to do you harm, de-escalation has failed, and there is no escape route, I believe it is completely ethical to strike first. Understand, this is when there is no chance of avoiding the fight.

Gutzim Mumdo, you are mistaken. There is nothing stupid about training to increase your target lock ability, and it is certainly not dangerous. Oh a slip up might lead to a bruise , or at worst a bloody lip, This is self defense training, occasional minor bumps and bruises will happen, but a student needs to learn that if they take a shot, it is not the end of the world, and they still have to fight back. And compared to what the real criminal in the street will do to you, what might happen in class is a brush with a feather.

The purpose of this drill is to increase target acquisition speed, and speed of your attack to that target. Obviously the attacks are not delivered with full power, especially to the head. This particular drill is upper body only, no kicks allowed. It is a close in fighting drill. The students take turns, unlike a real sparring match, and are not wearing the sparring gloves or other padding they would during a regular match. The purpose is to learn to quickly visualize what targets a moving opponent has left open during the altercation, target lock, then deliver an effective attack to that target. This has to happen in milliseconds in a real fight.

How long until that girl quits? Looks like she has some grit, but it didn't look like good training for her. Should aim to have it be good training for both. The young man took shots that would hurt her, but not someone physically superior. A reaching strike off the lead arm to the belly isn't going to do much to someone who'd actually attack him. His elbows tend to be reaching off rear shoulder while his rear foot is planted FAR away. He needs to step up (or better yet, step in and pivot to take a rear angle on his opponent) as he delivers those elbows, so he has the potential to deliver high damage for the risk of getting SO close without off balancing his opponent. * footwork, weight transfer and positioning over just striking 'meaner' *