How to overcome fear in Street fight | With Dr Jon Xue Zhang PhD

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  • How to overcome fear in Street fight | With Dr Jon Xue Zhang PhD
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  • @alfredlear4141
    @alfredlear4141 6 років тому +703

    I like this guy, so gentle and polite

    • @philmitchell9552
      @philmitchell9552 6 років тому +30

      Alfred Lear exactly. But he knows how to kill people with minimal effort😂. It’s mad

    • @hanskinslo326
      @hanskinslo326 6 років тому +11

      He's awesome, and so is Master Wong!

    • @maxgains5426
      @maxgains5426 5 років тому +8

      Be Nice... Until, it's time not to be nice. Roadhouse!

    • @sheanlewis2884
      @sheanlewis2884 5 років тому

      Alfred Lear vu vu

    • @essamgossiel6377
      @essamgossiel6377 5 років тому +5

      That's what martial arts is about. The more martial arts training you do, your psychological manner improves and you find yourself not being aggressive. It's good for people who would want to manage their anger. it's good for anger management.

  • @mathieujolliff951
    @mathieujolliff951 6 років тому +46

    “Handle YOURSELF under pressure” The key to everything.👍🏾

  • @westside_116chino4
    @westside_116chino4 6 років тому +238

    John's voice does not match his body

    • @xnight_4414
      @xnight_4414 5 років тому +9

      Not true

    • @donnie6564
      @donnie6564 5 років тому +9

      Kung fu Panda, a sweet gentle guy, with balls.

    • @soytecate00
      @soytecate00 4 роки тому +3

      Probably because it's not his primary language. I speak English and Spanish . My English sounds higher pitched than my Spanish .

    • @skywatcher3133
      @skywatcher3133 4 роки тому +2

      Dr. Jon speaks absolutely flawless upper middle class English. Although ethnic Chinese he's obviously been born and educated in England.

    • @DunhillX1
      @DunhillX1 4 роки тому

      That's the social conditioning in you speaking/thought process. But I thought the same thing at first too. Eloquent man with muscles how refreshing.

  • @lllllllllllll
    @lllllllllllll 6 років тому +111

    I could listen to Dr Jon all day

  • @matthewproperty5112
    @matthewproperty5112 6 років тому +183

    This guy is legit, calm af. Much respect

  • @billymorris8079
    @billymorris8079 6 років тому +587

    No words will prepare you for the fear in your first fight. Learn to fight in a gym, in a safe place. Learn what it feels like to lose badly. Learn what it feels like to be hit. Make all these scary unknowns become known before the real thing ever happens. If you're familiar with all this and it still feels overwhelmingly wrong... Run! You're not ready.

    • @dextergarner1286
      @dextergarner1286 6 років тому +29

      Billy morris great advice.

    • @eternalbrightness7089
      @eternalbrightness7089 6 років тому +37

      I wasn't scared in my first fight for some reason. But I let myself be influenced by my rage and ended up swinging irrationally which caused me to lose. After experiencing so many fights I kept learning from my mistakes & eventually won most fights.

    • @billymorris8079
      @billymorris8079 6 років тому +34

      Eternal Brightness My most educational moments in martial arts happened while getting my ass handed to me. Can't get good by winning all the time.

    • @grantknott
      @grantknott 6 років тому +1

      So true! couldn't have said it better myself

    • @MrEricharper
      @MrEricharper 6 років тому +2

      you were never picked on at school then?

  • @kamysamaa
    @kamysamaa 6 років тому +190

    nice guy this Dr. Jon ... bring him more into your videos.

    • @heavyt5702
      @heavyt5702 6 років тому +2

      Yes, good idea.

    • @DarkstreamLIVES
      @DarkstreamLIVES 6 років тому +3

      Thank you!!!!

    • @ArtHollow
      @ArtHollow 6 років тому +2

      kamysamaa
      Yeah, I REALLY like Dr.Jon, man.

    • @DarkstreamLIVES
      @DarkstreamLIVES 6 років тому +1

      PokeChiefDude thank you!

    • @trido79
      @trido79 5 років тому

      Sell him the channel and I subscribe.

  • @dennisgoe3537
    @dennisgoe3537 5 років тому +204

    Also learn to turn your fear into anger in a fight.

    • @archangelliii2536
      @archangelliii2536 4 роки тому +17

      BS! You cannot interchange fear and anger anymore you can water and oil. You can get rid of or ignore fear, but you CANNOT change it into anger or courage. You can get angry alright, but UNLESS you control or get rid of your fear (which would make you a robot maybe!), it'll be there EVEN if you're angry!

    • @Stoneman39488
      @Stoneman39488 4 роки тому +15

      No it's bad! Never use anger in a fight Bruce Lee was calm in a fight that's why he always won that's why he was the best he never missed! You're stupid and so are the 60 people that liked your comment!

    • @ErikRaigoso
      @ErikRaigoso 3 роки тому +15

      @@Stoneman39488 geez Louis, you don’t have to call him stupid.

    • @ibeatyourgrandpa2787
      @ibeatyourgrandpa2787 3 роки тому +6

      @@Stoneman39488 That is actually a big fact because if you use anger in a fight your adrenaline will instanly start to blow up and so its going to make you weak and steal all of your energy and adrenaline is the reason why you feel butterfly in your stomach (stomach pain)

    • @ibeatyourgrandpa2787
      @ibeatyourgrandpa2787 3 роки тому

      @Wigala Gaming its not as you think it is

  • @TallMichelleWithTheLongHair
    @TallMichelleWithTheLongHair 6 років тому +33

    Very informative. Much appreciated Dr Jon.
    I remember when I faced the reality of my first fist fight. I thought I was scared to death. As years went by, I finally realized it was adrenaline and not fear.
    Tactical breathing: breath in counting to 4 seconds. Hold for 4 seconds. Let out slowly 4 seconds.

    • @DarkstreamLIVES
      @DarkstreamLIVES 6 років тому +2

      Michelle The Security Guard thank you for sharing that! Appreciate the kind words!

  • @RTGGAMING0
    @RTGGAMING0 6 років тому +42

    It's also good that you tell yourself that you will defend yourself against anyone no matter what.

  • @nocturnalwolf7559
    @nocturnalwolf7559 6 років тому +51

    This is just TEXT BOOK THEORY. The ONLY WAY to really overcome fear in a fight is to GET INTO FIGHTS, and lots of it.

    • @garyhoang9923
      @garyhoang9923 6 років тому +10

      Thats the whole point. You get into fights so you become used to it. Once you're used to it, you'll feel relaxed about it, hence your breathing will feel controlled and relaxed.

    • @samoanSAIYAN
      @samoanSAIYAN 6 років тому

      Chucky Conan AGREED!

    • @Mr-Damage
      @Mr-Damage 6 років тому +16

      Just keep in mind that if you are going to go around getting into fights sooner or later you will meet someone who will really fuck you up.

    • @georgewashingtonrockwell3355
      @georgewashingtonrockwell3355 6 років тому +9

      If it weren't for lawsuits, security cameras, phone cameras, and people without honor who will either gang up, or try to cut or shoot you, or come back to off you with a group of thugs...

    • @mgbm8335
      @mgbm8335 6 років тому

      Chucky Conan or don't blink owo

  • @Finlaymcgraw1
    @Finlaymcgraw1 6 років тому +74

    Turn Fear Into Fire !

  • @thewomble1509
    @thewomble1509 6 років тому +8

    As someone who has struggled with panic and anxiety for years, i can absolutely verify what the Dr is saying. Deep breath in ,hold for a couple of seconds, then slow out,all the way,do it slowly and evenly and you will feel the panic subside and the adrenalin drop.

  • @themartialartist1929
    @themartialartist1929 6 років тому +108

    That guy is really nice

    • @DarkstreamLIVES
      @DarkstreamLIVES 6 років тому +9

      dillon nolan thank you!

    • @themartialartist1929
      @themartialartist1929 6 років тому +3

      Hey man yeah your very cool tx for the tips I do boxing myself I'm a champion so I get very nervous this vedio helped me a lot for overcoming nerves etc hope to see u in other videos 😀😀😀😀😀

    • @JohnSmith-ix5gx
      @JohnSmith-ix5gx 6 років тому +1

      +DarkstreamLIVES I like how you said in a real life situation make it look like your sighing at the prospect of having to do it again ,like an old pro who never loses .because if you started deep breathing in front of your opponent on the street he could see that you're nervous.

    • @slajmartin
      @slajmartin 6 років тому +1

      If anyone tried to harm him, they would quickly find out why that is a very bad idea. I have no doubt it would very very painful as well!

  • @paulcorreia6742
    @paulcorreia6742 6 років тому +9

    Dr John, I value your opinion as well as master wong, just great videos, and please keep them comming tks.!!!

  • @pauloconnor3104
    @pauloconnor3104 2 роки тому +2

    One thing I can add to this is that I've seen many a black belt in the dojo become a white belt on the street. Once a real threat appears there is a natural survival that will take over. Dr Jon is correct that breathing and being really calm will help you but it will also throw the opponent a little. Enough for you to assess the situation .. Remember , you only need a second to make your decision to strike or run. Obviously there will be occasions where running away is not the option and this is where the breathing and the calmness is most important. You may only get one chance to strike so make it count. I have been close to many a street fight and I have talked or walked my way out of every one, sometimes through psychology of mimicking the intimidation and then offering a get out for the opponent.. As an ex pupil of Master Wong (San Shou) and Sensei Chris Allen (Krav Maga) I am no pushover but I always feel the best of my training and ability has been where no punch is thrown and your calmness and rationality and sometimes conceding points to keep peace has been the best display.

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      @masterwong101  2 роки тому

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  • @dariojakobovic9817
    @dariojakobovic9817 6 років тому +77

    When you are in a deadly, dangerous situation, if you are calm and relaxed, you hawe fealing that time slows down ^^

    • @huseyinpasa1134
      @huseyinpasa1134 6 років тому +1

      Dario Jakobović i think you dont have to calm if you can control you in such a situation

    • @devonmac95
      @devonmac95 6 років тому +2

      probably because you have adrenaline pumping but your mind is controlled and focused. Also, looking with peripheral vision lets you see react quicker, so that might be why things seem to be slow motion, in stressful situations people can tunnel vison, leading to them using peripherals to see everything else, for example a boxer focusing on the chest can see and react to the punches better via peripherals as opposed to staring directly at the punch.

    • @jasonvoorhees8899
      @jasonvoorhees8899 6 років тому +1

      devonmac95 nice !
      How do you know that ?

  • @ForViewingOnly
    @ForViewingOnly 6 років тому +1

    Dr. John is a lovely guy and knows what he is talking about. Thanks for the video Master Wong.

  • @lollol-kx2iz
    @lollol-kx2iz 6 років тому +9

    Master Wong I have been a big fan for years and I am wondering if you could make a video on how to defend your ears in a fight for people with ear problems who don’t want their ears to be hit in a fight . Thank you.

  • @jasonbardell7563
    @jasonbardell7563 5 років тому

    I like that dr jon , he is so gentle and he would make a great teacher , I could listen to him all day

  • @purepunisher1
    @purepunisher1 6 років тому +23

    Exellent video. Cheers guys.
    I tend to easily get nervous and my heart beats so hard in my chest. I get a surg of adrenaline and once that happens i lose focus.
    Thats why i find this video very helpful as i will try this technique the next time i am stressed 👍🏼👍🏼

    • @slasaus1
      @slasaus1 6 років тому

      Take a look at breathing exercises mate, or try to do yoga. By constantly training and focussing on ur breath u will notice ur breath will get better, ur heartbeat less coz ur heart doesnt have to work overtime and when u find urself in situations of anxiety again u will be able to deal with it better. Like u have to practice fighting for muscle memory, u also have to practice breathing. Most of ppl cant breath properly btw.

    • @michaelshapiro1543
      @michaelshapiro1543 5 років тому

      In other words, you sound like a normal, functioning human. Cheers! 😉

  • @PlanetarPL
    @PlanetarPL 6 років тому +1

    Wow this is very accurate advices here. I did prepered for dangerous situation 1 year ago, as I was expecting it to happen and what I noticed is that I was present with breath. I was very mindful of all my body - there was no room for fear actually. Now that I recall it I forget about fear itself! It worked out perfectly. Abdominal breathing, calming mind and consciously breathing bring you back to control - set you in charge of things.
    As ancients says: Control your breath gives you control of your mind and from this comes control of your body.
    Not even shakes. Full control and pleasure of flowing fluids and adrenaline. Totally present. Accepting everything as it is.
    Breath in. Breath out. Steadily. Heres lies hidden Power.

  • @jrp9879
    @jrp9879 6 років тому +189

    Thanks for the tips, nan didn't stand a chance

    • @skinnybob_
      @skinnybob_ 6 років тому +3

      nah mate mines sent a hitman after me

    • @jrp9879
      @jrp9879 6 років тому +5

      throw a lawnmower at me Drop kick her down a set of stairs, should do the trick

    • @skinnybob_
      @skinnybob_ 6 років тому +5

      I live in a fridge tho

    • @jrp9879
      @jrp9879 6 років тому +5

      Get out of it and bounce the fridge off her forehead

    • @skinnybob_
      @skinnybob_ 6 років тому +5

      fivehead*

  • @Hassan_Omer
    @Hassan_Omer 6 років тому

    This is one of the most important subjects you have discussed in this video. Some people are born fighters their fighting instincts and fearlessness is much better than others.

  • @zahando1732
    @zahando1732 6 років тому +4

    that guy gave some good advice. Master chun you should do more videos with him

  • @pauldee7504
    @pauldee7504 5 років тому +3

    Thank you very much for your help, Master Wong and Dr Jon! :D

    • @Ski7440
      @Ski7440 3 роки тому +1

      Sorry l I couldn’t do the deep breathing as I’m eating my lunch , as I listen to ur advice. Love dr Jon, he’s such a gent .

  • @gamerzone2443
    @gamerzone2443 6 років тому +7

    this is really helpful and the guy demonstrating is so calm and u can easily understand what he saying!!!good video

    • @DarkstreamLIVES
      @DarkstreamLIVES 6 років тому +1

      GAMER zone thank you so much!

    • @gamerzone2443
      @gamerzone2443 6 років тому +3

      DarkstreamLIVES no thank youuu your the guy whos giving us the tips your the best!! Nice channel too

  • @zsozso411
    @zsozso411 4 роки тому

    Another great video master, I usually Turm my fear to anger, my adrenaline level goes way up and I don’t seem to feel pain, it’s like I turn into a wild animal who just acts and doesn’t think, I don’t know where this anger is coming from it’s something primal...

  • @Abuhamdan2
    @Abuhamdan2 6 років тому +12

    Greatings from the great Saudi Arabia.
    Dr. Jun, thanks for the great and valuable information, you're the best.

    • @Abuhamdan2
      @Abuhamdan2 6 років тому

      The Wandering Knight
      Hi there, thanks bro 😊

    • @DarkstreamLIVES
      @DarkstreamLIVES 6 років тому

      You're very kind, thank you so much!

    • @Abuhamdan2
      @Abuhamdan2 6 років тому

      The Wandering Knight
      no no don't say that, just leave him.

    • @Ag-dj9cp
      @Ag-dj9cp 6 років тому

      No Name Answer his question you gay son of a bitch.

    • @manuela.8676
      @manuela.8676 6 років тому

      not all arabs are muslims

  • @abdennourkouideraraibi6911
    @abdennourkouideraraibi6911 2 роки тому +1

    I remember when I was fearless, could in engage in any sort of fight without that overwhelming feeling of overthinking. All of this changed when I had a street fight not too long ago with sbd younger than me, It made me completely lose my confidence in myself and since then, I couldn't successfully handle any stressful situation outside the zone of comfort. I really wish I could be as harsh and not forgiving as I used to be 😞, I tried everything, read lots of articles on how to overcome fears, but nothing worked out, for a couple of years till now.

    • @masterwong101
      @masterwong101  2 роки тому

      Ok cool

    • @jibriljr453
      @jibriljr453 Рік тому

      Yo brother I have the same problem. It’s been seven months since you posted this comment didn’t you get better? If yes a brother need your help.

  • @Mhj-76
    @Mhj-76 6 років тому +11

    If you know the enemy and know yourself you need not fear the results of a hundred battles.
    Sun Tzu

  • @shakir9258
    @shakir9258 5 років тому

    Thank you master for helping who are afraid and cannot protect themselves and family from bad people when nobody gonna help

    • @michaelshapiro1543
      @michaelshapiro1543 5 років тому

      Fear is a self-preserving signal to you. If you "cannot protect yourself", maybe make an effort to prepare some in advance?

  • @patrickdoherty4640
    @patrickdoherty4640 6 років тому +10

    Swear down if my wife tries me tonight 👊🏻

  • @atishaykumar1913
    @atishaykumar1913 3 роки тому +1

    He's soooo cool when he talks.

  • @DesignedRhyme
    @DesignedRhyme 6 років тому +23

    This guy was on Take me Out, seemed really polite both on this vid and on there but wouldn't want to upset him :|

    • @slenjamiah
      @slenjamiah 6 років тому +1

      Makeaky why you lyin' for

    • @DarkstreamLIVES
      @DarkstreamLIVES 6 років тому +2

      Hahaha you got me!

    • @DesignedRhyme
      @DesignedRhyme 6 років тому +3

      Heh.. Sorry.. It's the fact you're so well spoken and polite :p

    • @DarkstreamLIVES
      @DarkstreamLIVES 6 років тому +2

      Real kind of you to say, thank you! :-)

    • @DesignedRhyme
      @DesignedRhyme 6 років тому +1

      Think everyone who watched it was rooting for you :) Anyway, good to see you're well and happy, still wouldn't want to bump into you down a dark ally though lol

  • @dinardinar2657
    @dinardinar2657 5 років тому +2

    I'm not going to lie, breathing is important to function but not to overcome your fear. You will get iverwhelmed by emotions. The real way to overcome your fear is exposure therapy. The more often you get into fights, the less you will be scared next time.

  • @kattarhindu860
    @kattarhindu860 4 роки тому +8

    The bigger guy is really polite and sweet 😍

  • @MrGts92
    @MrGts92 6 років тому +16

    Call me racist, but I wasn't at all expecting him to be well spoken after hearing Master Wong first....

    • @sandysolomon3140
      @sandysolomon3140 6 років тому +1

      MrGts92 RACIST!..........Happy?

    • @biloo2007
      @biloo2007 5 років тому +1

      Racist

    • @derrlux6085
      @derrlux6085 5 років тому +2

      What do u mean "call me racist" y would you want to be called racist

    • @FortniteKid-jm7gx
      @FortniteKid-jm7gx 5 років тому

      MrGts92 poopoo hed

    • @ahmaduthman7780
      @ahmaduthman7780 5 років тому +1

      @@derrlux6085 Because he knows people will call him racist

  • @damianjones7554
    @damianjones7554 6 років тому +2

    Excellent, practical advice guys, thank you.

  • @marklawrence855
    @marklawrence855 6 років тому +34

    This is all very true but the problem is trying to train for real life is hard to do .fear is hard to train for in a controlled environment and when it happens you can lose all of your training very easy .Great vid as always master 😀

    • @OhEarchadha
      @OhEarchadha 6 років тому +6

      mark Lawrence to train for real life get rid of the gloves when sparring condition your body fight with hand wraps. Get used to punching each other. After a few weeks you will be as hard has a coffin nail. Trust me.

    • @joeyfallon2441
      @joeyfallon2441 6 років тому

      Get on a BMX or MTB and start sending it haha

    • @YellowPaint100
      @YellowPaint100 6 років тому

      mark Lawrence get your heart rate up by running in place, mountain climbers, or jumping jacks really fast, then drill certain moves while you're a bit tired. Work on doing the techniques correctly.

    • @OhEarchadha
      @OhEarchadha 6 років тому +1

      mark Lawrence exposure therapy years ago i worked the doors to over come fear of confrontational situations. They were rough pubs n clubs every night your fighting all diffrrent sizes of men. The thing that works for me is to stay present in mind, dont allow your mind to be a few seconds a head. See the moment frame by frame.
      After a few awhile you become addicted to the buzz thats when you have stepped out side of fear. You become an indomitable spirit. If you dont train like this you remain tame instead of becoming a warrior. . With hand wraps rounds of light sparring 30 % of your power in punches work up the power in time. Head and bodyshots. Dont be shy. After the sessions notice how you feel. Today we have to be warriors.

    • @dennisgoe3537
      @dennisgoe3537 5 років тому

      Not by good instructors

  • @williambrookings722
    @williambrookings722 6 років тому

    Great vid! These skills are the sort that will stop the majority of confrontations escalating to fights

  • @jamiepaterson473
    @jamiepaterson473 6 років тому +10

    The doc a nice dood..thanks for the advice bro

    • @DarkstreamLIVES
      @DarkstreamLIVES 6 років тому +2

      jamie paterson thank you for watching!

  • @Unknown-mx8dg
    @Unknown-mx8dg 6 років тому +1

    Thanks Master Wong, very helpfull.

  • @hanskinslo326
    @hanskinslo326 6 років тому +8

    "If you stop breathing, you gonna have big problem!" FYI: 17.5 stone = 245 lb

    • @thewomble1509
      @thewomble1509 2 роки тому

      17.5 stones = 243lbs. (Fourteen pounds in a stone, not ten).

  • @fergrt01
    @fergrt01 6 років тому +2

    Did anyone else think that Dr Jon Xue Zhang was going to virtually not speak English? Then he comes out with a fucking perfect British accent

  • @bryanbrown8870
    @bryanbrown8870 6 років тому +7

    Makes alot of sense! This is why full contact sparring works... it gets you used to breathing/thinking/not flinching under stress!

  • @robk70
    @robk70 2 роки тому

    Best advice ever!!!! I will start utilizing this from everyday!!!!

  • @reple489
    @reple489 3 роки тому +7

    He's so soft spoken and patient. *Respect ❤💯*

  • @eugeniogibson172
    @eugeniogibson172 4 роки тому +1

    Very good video! Thanks

  • @nidulamaknidulamak4214
    @nidulamaknidulamak4214 4 роки тому +4

    0:25 i was expecting a broken english with chinese accent... that blew me away lol Never judge a book by its cover.

  • @geocentrist6567
    @geocentrist6567 4 роки тому

    Both of them are very on point

  • @boobyk2641
    @boobyk2641 6 років тому +63

    Kung fu panda

    • @DarkOneK2S
      @DarkOneK2S 6 років тому

      Booby k Chen po - mulan

  • @skywatcher3133
    @skywatcher3133 4 роки тому +1

    Lovin' the video, pity about the never ending noisy chatter in the background.

  • @Mr-Damage
    @Mr-Damage 6 років тому +4

    I was bullied a lot growing up, I was only small and took many many beatings lots of black eyes and broken noses.
    It wasn't until I learned to control my fear that I was able to defend myself properly, controlling the fear and using it to my advantage was the number 1 turning point in putting a end to it.

  • @bryan6036
    @bryan6036 6 років тому

    Very good Master Wong and Dr.Jon Xue Zhang! thank you!

  • @RoyAscetic
    @RoyAscetic 3 роки тому +5

    If you want lose fear. Do fasting and meditate

  • @lathusanelangovan2301
    @lathusanelangovan2301 6 років тому +1

    Nice tip I will now know what to do when someone comes up to me!
    Great vid

  • @raymondblaquiere9137
    @raymondblaquiere9137 4 роки тому +3

    It's true about the fight or flight response. It freezes your muscles and makes you vulnerable to a successful attack

  • @GabrielGarcia-eh1sq
    @GabrielGarcia-eh1sq 4 роки тому +2

    Tell kids be cool stay in school somebody mess with you teach them a lesson 💪👊💥

  • @macklee6837
    @macklee6837 6 років тому +4

    That was good, I enjoyed that! Great questions and tips.
    Maybe you could both do more vids together showing moves?

  • @raztastic007
    @raztastic007 6 років тому

    Million trillion thank you master. All the best.

  • @KingsWorld2015
    @KingsWorld2015 6 років тому +5

    Your videos are good, but please make them in a quieter place, those people laughing and talking in the background aren't helping.

  • @gamerultra4713
    @gamerultra4713 2 роки тому +1

    *"Thunder Breathing 1st form Thunderclap and sixflash"* .... Everything is set Now run 🏃....

  • @ashply4306
    @ashply4306 6 років тому +3

    Thanks master wong. Just what I needed. I almost got into a fight today with a drunk guy. I'm a karateka(not bragging) and my mind when black. I stood firm but nervous, forgot everything about my training. It never escalated to a fight cuz a cop came but I really wanted to kick his ass. Now I Know what I should do.

  • @4rreste409
    @4rreste409 6 років тому +1

    great video
    not too long ago I had a situation where I obviously had to punch someone, but I just froze, tensed up, shitted myself (figuratively).
    I think I did something similar to what you've said, but I just couldn't get that much oxygen inside me. Because of that I started yawning the whole time. It was very awkward for both sides
    Needless to say that it didn't end well

  • @LukeShrimp
    @LukeShrimp 6 років тому +3

    Thanks master. As I went into school today, 8 guys jumped on me! I was able to luckily use your technique and I hit their arms down, all at the same time and then I did a 360° kick to take all of them down. One of them pulled out a knife from his pocket and I disarmed him with my teeth and grabbed his balls as you taught. As soon as the other one pulled out a gun, I yelled "I WATCH WING CHUN VIDEOS." He died
    From laughing.

  • @centralterms9758
    @centralterms9758 6 років тому

    It is great master Wong and u r great.

  • @Docinaplane
    @Docinaplane 6 років тому +48

    Of all the times I've had to face fear, the worst was not a street fight, it was when I was suddenly attacked by three pit bulls while on a run in an isolated area! There was no time for fear. I had to immediately go into survival mode. My martial arts training saved me that day. The fear came later when I had the time.

    • @raxongaming4112
      @raxongaming4112 6 років тому +5

      Docinaplane What happened!?

    • @Docinaplane
      @Docinaplane 6 років тому +23

      Raxon: I was running on an isolated lime rock road through a wooded area.Suddenly, I saw three pit bulls about 50 feet away on the side of the road, eating a large chunk of raw meat! I later understood that their owner had probably abandoned them there with a final gift of food. They saw me and, without any hesitation, they attacked! If you have never faced the action end of a dog bent on your destruction, I’m glad for you. Seeing those growling, snarling, raging beasts, is a memory I do not treasure. Dogs have the obvious physical advantages of serious teeth, speed and strength, but humans do have some things that can work in our favor. We have a height advantage, but, most importantly, I believe, we have the ability to bluff.
      The attacking dogs did not know I didn’t have any real weapons. I think they felt that I was just as capable of hurting them as they were of hurting me! I had never faced an attack by a pack before. The dogs would attack one at a time, and as I backed the attacker off by aggressive posturing and shouting, the next would attack, and so forth!
      I was able to hold them off for over 10 minutes! At that point, I remembered hearing that making eye contact and being aggressive only caused a dog to feel threatened, and I decided to try something else. I averted my look away from the dogs and turned as if to walk away.Wrong! Just like that, one of them bit me on the left leg, around the knee! Being December I was wearing a running suit with long, loose-fitting pants. Although he was able to bite me, he was not able to maintain a grip and bring me down. At that moment, I reached a level of anger that I never knew I had! That, and continuing to do what I had done, and slowly backing off with each repelling of the dogs, caused them to finally give up trying to kill me! A few minutes later, a car finally came down the road, and seeing the blood, my wave for help, and the dogs, they stopped and gave me a ride back past the dogs, so I could get home.
      I may have lost the battle, but I won the war, and country justice prevailed! If a child or someone with less training than me had come down that road, they probably would have been killed!

    • @PROLMBT
      @PROLMBT 6 років тому +8

      Thats scares me more than a Street Fight. Dogs can do some serious damage.

    • @GatsuKS
      @GatsuKS 6 років тому +10

      Docinaplane I was attacked by 4 stray dogs in a foggy night in the middle of a remote field, I could literally only see silhouettes moving around me. I just started randomly kicking and I managed to kick 3 of them while the 4th one bit me a little bit under the knee and I just continued kicking, shouting, posturing until they eventually ran away. It's absolutely nothing comparing to 3 pit bulls, you were lucky to stay alive. It's just the damn fog that made the situation look like some horror scene.

    • @Docinaplane
      @Docinaplane 6 років тому +7

      GatsuKS: I'm glad we both got through those terrible events with minimal damage!

  • @Lahmekful
    @Lahmekful 6 років тому

    Breathing techniques improve the nervous system that strengthen the control of fear. Nice work .

    • @Lahmekful
      @Lahmekful 6 років тому

      Easy tiger, master Wong will chop it off.

  • @rebelwithoutapplause5629
    @rebelwithoutapplause5629 6 років тому +6

    Total respect for Dr John's advice. I was practicing the breathing halfway through watching. It does seem to calm me down. However, in a random / unknown situation, fight or flight does kick in and is difficult to control. I think that the more a person exposes themselves to a situation, the more they become desensitized to it. A bit like getting battle hardened in a war situation, your first day at school etc. I asked a skydiving instructor the question once, do you still get scared when you dive? He said yes, just nowhere near as much as the first time. Familiarity can give a false sense of comfort, but adrenalin is a physiological response that tries to keep you alive..

    • @DarkstreamLIVES
      @DarkstreamLIVES 6 років тому +1

      Rebel Without Applause wow thanks for sharing that! Thank you also for the kind words!

    • @rebelwithoutapplause5629
      @rebelwithoutapplause5629 6 років тому +3

      DarkstreamLIVES Thanks again, straight talk, straight advice, without over complicating things.
      It's a rare commodity nowadays.

    • @rebelwithoutapplause5629
      @rebelwithoutapplause5629 6 років тому +1

      By the way my friend, I've subbed. Keep up the good work, I'm sure you will inspire many.

  • @danialali1792
    @danialali1792 6 років тому

    You are the best your lessons always help me thanks for spending your time doing this 🤞🤞❤️

  • @deanskriabin4718
    @deanskriabin4718 6 років тому +3

    Oh my god, this guy was on take me out!!!

    • @DarkstreamLIVES
      @DarkstreamLIVES 6 років тому

      dean skribble I'll be on it again on Saturday! 30 Boy Special!

  • @minghuitsai1061
    @minghuitsai1061 6 років тому

    Dear all, nice to know you with all the technics, however it is crucial to well behave. Good luck, kind regards,

  • @foxtrotalpha5705
    @foxtrotalpha5705 6 років тому +6

    Thank you master. Thank you doctor.

  • @deepulkagra2300
    @deepulkagra2300 6 років тому +1

    Thankyou so much . I need this

  • @Human75sins
    @Human75sins 6 років тому +3

    He a cool guy

  • @thecatfelix2988
    @thecatfelix2988 6 років тому

    wow great inside information! thanks.

  • @essen00cat
    @essen00cat 6 років тому +6

    Guy sounds like Chris Eubank!

  • @debashisde1184
    @debashisde1184 3 роки тому

    Brilliant Sifu Wong, thank you Dojhe

  • @warhammer8403
    @warhammer8403 6 років тому +7

    TEACH US HOW TO CAUSE FEAR ALSO

    • @lestererwin3388
      @lestererwin3388 6 років тому

      EMINEM I teach you grass hopper don't use paper💩 they won't come near you .

  • @ironkhan3643
    @ironkhan3643 6 років тому

    One guy when I started out training in muay thai and boxing, told me to just punch him a few times when so I wouldn't be scared, most of the time it's a mental game, I'm not afraid to get hit anymore because I have 5 years of muay thai and boxing, and still keep up my training since 2 months ago (I've been inactive in training for a year), you got to feel something before you overcome the fear of it, theirs no way to magically overcome it you have to face it, have a friend or something punch you in the head a few times bare knuckle. You might bleed if he has good technique in his punch but you need to feel it first and get use to it.

  • @craigbeattie6000
    @craigbeattie6000 5 років тому +2

    I tried this controlled breathing the other day when I received my pay packet, It didn't work ended up having a heart attack!

  • @MyNEKROSIS
    @MyNEKROSIS 6 років тому

    Awesome! Thanx for posting this

  • @andylucy7894
    @andylucy7894 5 років тому +3

    do we have that much time during a fight to breath like that

    • @Kerštas
      @Kerštas 3 роки тому

      Just before the fight

  • @jonathanknight8098
    @jonathanknight8098 6 років тому

    Knowledge is power !

  • @buickmonte
    @buickmonte 6 років тому +99

    I think it's ok to have some fear in a fight,i fear getting hit and that little fear keeps me on my toes and my senses hightened,my 2 cents anyway,be safe out there.

    • @alcottdevalte7440
      @alcottdevalte7440 6 років тому +22

      Fear is natural, we just need to control

    • @pmartialartsx
      @pmartialartsx 6 років тому +1

      In a tournament maybe but not on the streets when it’s life or death

    • @nathanblades3395
      @nathanblades3395 6 років тому +1

      buickmonte i agree

    • @xlook4wardx
      @xlook4wardx 6 років тому +3

      I agree with you. I always have a little bit of fear during my boxing matches.. but sometimes I feel that my own fear helps me become more aware during stressful situations during a fight.

    • @buickmonte
      @buickmonte 6 років тому

      Los Lobos thank you master spell checker,i do not care....point was made.

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    @masterwong101  5 років тому

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  • @spongeebobb__6313
    @spongeebobb__6313 6 років тому +4

    How can you defend and counter fast punches?

    • @dextergarner1286
      @dextergarner1286 6 років тому +1

      Luis Hlawatschke steady yourself. Keep hands up to gauge distance. Maybe feint an attack to draw the opponent in and get them to over commit.
      Get out of the line of trajectory. Grab his got damn nut, and proceed to properly decorate his face.
      👍

  • @essamgossiel6377
    @essamgossiel6377 4 роки тому

    The first thing one has to learn about any martial art is to be relaxed and fearless in any given situation, to just treat the situation as if it was normal. If you are relaxed, you would be able to use your techniques to their utmost effect, but if you are all tense with a short fuse, you would not be able to perform to the required standard and you may even end up badly hurt.

  • @stevehodgson8841
    @stevehodgson8841 6 років тому +3

    Thank you..my daughter gets bullied at school.this will help her.

    • @martindennis6168
      @martindennis6168 6 років тому +3

      Steve Hodgson I really hate bullies tell your daughter bullies end up being bullied them selves I hope that bullie leaves her alone

    • @stevehodgson8841
      @stevehodgson8841 6 років тому

      Martin Dennis thank you I will.

    • @frankmata1812
      @frankmata1812 5 років тому

      Put her in Boxing,boxing lessons are free,Martial arts are expensive.

  • @kherchia73
    @kherchia73 5 років тому

    Very good stuff.....as Master Wong mentioned years ago...."play with 21st century "😎👍🔥 share and work together with like minded people.

  • @hampien7458
    @hampien7458 6 років тому +20

    Never heard of stones as a wheight calculator haha. I googled it and 17,5 stones is about 110 KG

    • @benjaminshealey7451
      @benjaminshealey7451 6 років тому +3

      Bombisnap I believe its an old weight units system used in Europe. The great strong man, Arthur Saxon, mentioned his weight in stones

    • @bulletstee9118
      @bulletstee9118 6 років тому +1

      Bombisnap we use stone all the time in ireland and most of Europe

    • @hampien7458
      @hampien7458 6 років тому

      Bulletstee Ah I see. I live in the Netherlands and I have never heard of it somehow.

    • @Wavy_Turk
      @Wavy_Turk 6 років тому +1

      111.1301 KG Bro Hahahaha

    • @darthv8or
      @darthv8or 6 років тому

      Bombisnap.......or 238 Pounds in my speakage.

  • @BIGMAN7917
    @BIGMAN7917 6 років тому

    Wow...one of the things Tamo(Bidhidharma) thought the shaolin buddhist monks was BREATHING EXERCISES!!!
    Wow...this vid was awesome. It makes me fully understand why breathing control is emphasized in martial arts.
    I never knew it was instrumental in controlling fear🤔🤔🤔

  • @scootjockey
    @scootjockey 6 років тому +4

    Breathe in breathe out, breathe half way out hold breath take aim squeeze trigger shoot!.

  • @Zaffer_RE
    @Zaffer_RE 5 років тому

    Thank u. Really appreciate this video.

  • @karamalomari3840
    @karamalomari3840 6 років тому +13

    How can u defend your self if u was on a chair and no way to get away( closed room)

    • @karamalomari3840
      @karamalomari3840 6 років тому +2

      I am sitting on it he will see me holding it and am fucked

    • @ld2573
      @ld2573 6 років тому

      what situation are u in?

    • @karamalomari3840
      @karamalomari3840 6 років тому

      Setting

    • @skinnybob_
      @skinnybob_ 6 років тому +6

      Scream like a bitch it helps

    • @billymorris8079
      @billymorris8079 6 років тому +1

      the most wanted ua-cam.com/video/RAVBx6wzdpU/v-deo.html hope this helps. Watch 3:30

  • @darkdream984
    @darkdream984 5 років тому

    I love Mr. Wong
    Thank you sir

  • @adgepeterb
    @adgepeterb 6 років тому +6

    Guy on left was on Take Me Out game shoe and buzzed out 2 black women and kept the other 2 white women! Lol

    • @DarkstreamLIVES
      @DarkstreamLIVES 6 років тому

      Zues Charles i got on better with the two i left on! Wasn't a race issue at all

    • @batgirlp5561
      @batgirlp5561 6 років тому

      DarkstreamLIVES hmmm....

    • @adgepeterb
      @adgepeterb 6 років тому +1

      DarkstreamLIVES yea sure sure! 🤣.. dont worry most would do the same!! Sad truth 😂

    • @adgepeterb
      @adgepeterb 6 років тому

      DarkstreamLIVES Oh & how do you know you got on better with them if you hadnt spoken to them properly before you buzzed any out?

  • @Officialsheby
    @Officialsheby 2 роки тому +1

    Which is the best pause when you want to fight

  • @peterpeters4111
    @peterpeters4111 6 років тому +5

    Dr John needs to overcome Chinese dumplings as he has no will power! Overcome fear & will powet!

    • @samoanSAIYAN
      @samoanSAIYAN 6 років тому

      😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣