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Good sparring, keep it up!

Fun

Boom

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Nice

Clean ankle lock 🧼

Gucci muchi😂😂😂

Honestly, I don't know what was up with the Star Trek sketch intro. I ended up skipping it.

Hi Martial Geek. I'm Karate. Karate suffers from the same problem. People like you observing from the outside, and making some "logical' judgment... when you know virtually nothing of the art or its traditions. People have made financial success on YT panning martial arts. Trouble is, they can't understand karate's traditions, let alone execute them. instead just argue, argue, argue. Good luck with all that. 🤨🤨🤨🤨CHEERS.

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HI Martial Geeks. I'm Karate. I see you've advanced beyond the "Black & White" opinions about traditional martial arts. So that's a starts. You make valid points; which furthermore, have practical value. Yet the accurate approach to traditional martial is rarely taken, which is not observing a YOutube video, and coming up with an, "AH Hah moment." Step one is to truly understand the art. And the 1st hurdle with traditional arts is that they are very hard to truly understand. This is why the old masters spent concentrated hours daily for decades. Serious study. LIke college & grad school. Instead, YT martial arts puts up some superficial "test" pointing out some factor or observable attribute which fails to consider the complex myriad traditions martial science embodied in traditional arts. Good luck with ALL that. 🫤🥴🥴CHEERS.

Muy buenas y realistas técnicas 👏🏻

I love Star Trek and the demonstrations were "effortless". Brilliant Video. Subscribed

Holy Crap, you just made a kote gaeshi work ! Amazing.. never ever seen that before. Id like to see it in MMA

I think u guys kinda missed the point. The problem with Adam Mizner's demonstrations is that it doesn't look like he is moving enough, or using obvious leverage or joint manipulation to produce the effects he is producing. The examples you used are precisely using visible leverage and joint manipulation, which to me doesn't address the same issue.

Great video + Deranged sense of humor = Absoulute Cinema

you bodly went where... I love star trek, yoda was my favourite 😏😏

These techniques fall in the category of yes they work, but youre going to get damaged when you perform. And I agree, low percentage use, but nice to know.

These guys can't act... What a shame...

This is brilliant. Especially that good looking guy with the toilet roll

We demand the Croatian theater award

ha! a trekkie

free kaiten nage in the end

That exchange was so quick I had to slow it down, but I think the way he takes a step back and adds kuzushi before the throw is interesting. He’s using mechanics similar to an uwatenage and it made the throw land hard. I’ve found it hard to get a good kuzushi when trying an iriminage. Although I’m prolly just bad 🤔

Then into an armbar throw? That would be a sumo thingie too 🎉

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Got caught with your own move 😂

Can't really see it because his back is turned. What's the move?

Hi Geekxyz, or shall I call you Mr. Impossible. Your pseudo analysis would not stand a serious check. If you want to argue with me please do it in German , its my native. The quality of your talk,, I try to be sarkastic , but might fail in aforeign language. I have met a guy like you many years ago, with these "flowery" hair, and was thinking probably a lot of water under the skull. Which means the kidneys are not working well, and probably death will be caused by a kidney disease. Shokingly this guy died exactly of that reason, 2 months later, mentioned in the uni paper. Well its also common statistical reason that people with kidney problems tend to have a big ego and are intolerant. And the last observation is you have a very good ENglish, although content is only soso, that might give a deficit in communication, so you compensate with being impolite and drawn to fighting. Sorry for all that, I guess I have your attention now. The scientific approach would not be : it is impossible, but how is it possible. More precise and more open: how is it possible that a person flies several meters, how does a person feel it cannot apply power any more out of a sudden. The Chinese explained all this with Qi and not only they, .There are hints in the videos you look down at and also in videos of the Southern CMarts. One of my teachers said: I will not teach you what you already know, but give something you do not understand yet. Before anybody asks I do not know Mizner, but watching videos, he inspires me.

Wrist locks are effective only in the right distance. In most cases people are to close when executing them. Wrist locks rarely occur in MMA due to the distance issue, but also due to the gloves. In knife defense there is the same problem, distance, most people get to close (strangely). Question is, what is not dangereous when defending against a knife? I think the chances are still better than with an armlock or throw, but man it is simply risky to fight against a knife, I just hope I never really have to...

This is a great video, thank you!

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"Wristlock" disarms work. Have used. But. With baseball bat, not knife. Blades dangerous. Recommend long stick. Like baseball bat. Funny. But all true.

Another banger

New nickname?

You can't use crane kungfu with gloves 😂😂