Wallwork: Fighting Off of the Cage & MMA Clinch

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  • @kallepikku4991
    @kallepikku4991 4 роки тому +34

    Wrestling is the important aspect of MMA, yet the least understood by the casual fans.
    Great breakdown of wrestling basics guys. 👍

  • @abcdef-kx2qt
    @abcdef-kx2qt 6 років тому +17

    muay thai clinch,
    wrestling head grinding,
    face washing, crossface,
    standing neck crank.

  • @OfficialGeoffreyTraylor
    @OfficialGeoffreyTraylor 6 років тому +9

    I had been thinking about fighting aginst the wall/cage alot lately! so this makes it even more interesting to work on later.

  • @unemployedmarioyamasaki1476
    @unemployedmarioyamasaki1476 6 років тому +74

    Can't forget the toe stomps dude!

  • @kallepikku4991
    @kallepikku4991 6 років тому +4

    Wall wrestling, one of the most underrated aspects of MMA, yet one of the biggest reasons why wrestlers dominate the UFC and every other organization with cages.

  • @ChaosCarl97
    @ChaosCarl97 3 роки тому +2

    Needed this video. I started mma after training muay thai and bjj, so the mma clinch is definitely my weakest part of mma. Great vid!

  • @justinpodur
    @justinpodur 6 років тому +1

    This is a great video - the cage wall is a major part of MMA fighting, good to see it treated as such here.

  • @sigfriedschreiber7272
    @sigfriedschreiber7272 6 років тому +1

    Shane looks (and sounds) like he's really enjoying that cuddling 😂😂😂
    Cool vid dudes!

  • @grapplermag330
    @grapplermag330 5 років тому +1

    Awesome breakdown. Added to the game plan

  • @heyykilluaa
    @heyykilluaa 6 років тому +1

    You're almost at 2M subscribers, keep it going you got this !

  • @soapy12331
    @soapy12331 6 років тому

    Yeah, Vince and Shane!

  • @MrLee-rv3qp
    @MrLee-rv3qp 6 років тому +1

    Nice! your fan from Philippines

  • @ceige3102
    @ceige3102 6 років тому +25

    Automatically when I saw this, and I thought of Khabib. Khabib is a God against the cage, and in the clinch.

  • @davidsun3627
    @davidsun3627 6 років тому +1

    Vince! Great to see you on this channel! Are you still at System in Hawthorne?

  • @genises200
    @genises200 6 років тому

    Awesome video! Taking notes for sure

  • @rode3016
    @rode3016 6 років тому +2

    Good Video guys. I Find Vince, a very good grappling instructor. Does he have his own UA-cam channel, or website?
    thanks

  •  6 років тому +1

    you're the best shane

  • @alpkuzu1546
    @alpkuzu1546 6 років тому

    Hello Shane. Could you please do a video on how to train with a reflex bag? Magbe show us some diy on the reflex bag for other exercises. I'd really appreciate it. You're awesome!

  • @azaankhalid7693
    @azaankhalid7693 6 років тому

    Your channel shouldn't die!!

  • @resop3
    @resop3 6 років тому

    That wrist escape looked right out of the British show World of Wrestling.

  • @genises200
    @genises200 6 років тому +3

    Will the Gloves be for sale sometime soon? Wanting an extra pair

  • @abcdef-kx2qt
    @abcdef-kx2qt 6 років тому +3

    THIS WAS GOOD :
    however could we get some belly to belly - knee cap to knee cap clinch moves.

  • @spazhd9821
    @spazhd9821 6 років тому +1

    The nine dislikes are from the people who lost on the cage

  • @handler803
    @handler803 6 років тому +10

    Hi Shane. I dunno if you'll read this but how about doing a video on how to bounce on your toes while hitting the speedbag like Pacquiao. I want to make the most out of my speedbag training.

    • @Yuuki_12
      @Yuuki_12 5 років тому

      Why do want to bounce on your toes while doing that? If you have a good reason ill tell you how

  • @user-jo4of6rr6b
    @user-jo4of6rr6b 5 років тому

    another good thing to do for defence is frame with the free hand and create space then switch the overhook to a under hook and turn around

  • @Warren06300
    @Warren06300 6 років тому +1

    Hi Shane !
    How to drill this without giving headbutt to each others ?
    Great video as always !
    Peace.

  • @ffnovice7
    @ffnovice7 6 років тому

    Super useful. More clinch work!

  • @darellsaul1611
    @darellsaul1611 6 років тому +2

    i love you bro thanks

  • @elwynll
    @elwynll 6 років тому

    Hi Shane, long time viewer, appreciate your regular videos and actually started MT myself about a year ago. Just wondering are you planning on doing anymore real life scenarios/self defence type vids? seems alot of training/ring/cage stuff (which is good dont get me wrong), just had a thought and reminice of older videos. Cheers ! Thanks again

  • @joondagoon6774
    @joondagoon6774 3 роки тому

    Can you guys show us how to sweep with the cage

  • @santaflow133
    @santaflow133 6 років тому

    Hey Shane, you Should have Eric Bugenhagen in the next "Wanna Workout My Garage?" Episode. He has THE MINDSET!!!!!

  • @SonnyBrown
    @SonnyBrown 6 років тому

    Nice one !

  • @abrumtherealtor5030
    @abrumtherealtor5030 6 років тому

    Shane, question: do you have any combos that begin/end with a push kick?

  • @dosomething3
    @dosomething3 6 років тому

    Fantastic

  • @Jan7th
    @Jan7th 5 років тому

    Who is expelling more energy? The dom or the sub?

  • @hctim1
    @hctim1 6 років тому

    Do you train at the Millennia in Rancho? I saw just saw you did a vid with Georgi Karakhanyan, he was actually the first person I ever took a class with. Just thought it was kinda cool

  • @Dark_Hart
    @Dark_Hart 5 років тому

    Always control head arm(wrist) or balance by getting between their legs combat sports 101 so many ways to do it learn as many as possible CROSS TRAIN EVERY ART

  • @ThanhNguyen-td9et
    @ThanhNguyen-td9et 6 років тому

    Thank you

  • @Jack2Cool96
    @Jack2Cool96 6 років тому

    Shane, your videos are awesome man, I spend hours a day watching them. This isn’t related to the video, but what kind of punching bag type/weight would you prefer for Kickboxing/Muay Thai? Anyways keep up the great work dude

    • @thedude2122
      @thedude2122 6 років тому +1

      Jack 96 heavy bag twice your ow weight

    • @Jack2Cool96
      @Jack2Cool96 6 років тому

      EggsGalore Gaming thanks for the reply, what about any decent brands?

    • @thedude2122
      @thedude2122 6 років тому

      Jack 96 doesn’t really matter if you’re a beginner I can’t see you ripping it up

  • @abandonedacc0539
    @abandonedacc0539 6 років тому

    Hey!, What do I do If the bully I'm fighting is a black belt in cage fighting?

  • @themartialartist1929
    @themartialartist1929 6 років тому +1

    Love it tx

  • @bjarnij3782
    @bjarnij3782 5 років тому

    Do you have a video on what to do against a striker who is simply better at octagon control and gets you up against the cage and strikes you like Conor McGregor?

  • @matthewfarmer8510
    @matthewfarmer8510 6 років тому

    So I have a question for anyone who has practiced martial arts for a while. I'm looking to pick up a martial art while in college, and I really don't know what I should train. I'm a big guy ( 6'1 and pretty muscular ) and I have a background in wrestling, so I don't know if I should study a striking martial art and become a more well-rounded fighter, or just become really good at grappling and submissions. Anyone with some experience have an opinion?

    • @NickRHT
      @NickRHT 6 років тому

      matthew farmer hey,dude.it all depends on yer preference or what u think looks more enticing to you .i did Muay Thai for a couple years.which has the striking aspect, along with clinch work and some grappling to an extent.i also do kenpo karate,and have done some jiujitsu. but go with what u think u'd like more both striking and grappling are great arts and one or the other is better than none,hope that helps.good luck

    • @matthewfarmer8510
      @matthewfarmer8510 6 років тому

      thanks for the help, man!

  • @hiddeninplainsight8768
    @hiddeninplainsight8768 6 років тому

    Is training 4 times a week at 15 , 3 x boxing and 1 x Muay Thai enough to become pro at boxing or MMA

  • @malekghabbish5916
    @malekghabbish5916 6 років тому +17

    What if they kissed... and they DIDN'T say no homo

  • @zyronebautista5085
    @zyronebautista5085 6 років тому

    do a video about catch wrestling shane

  • @dtac_10_29
    @dtac_10_29 4 роки тому

    Alot of amateur fighters or even new pro don't know the importance of cage work

  • @brandonwoodson9415
    @brandonwoodson9415 6 років тому

    Your a true beast brother keep up the real shit

  • @bigjo6415
    @bigjo6415 6 років тому

    Hey Shane! So I fought someone who kind of fought from their side. A side stance, I guess? Anyways, it prooved difficult to know where or how to hit him. He is a taekwondo master. So I mostly used kicks. Any tips?

    • @CH-tv1cy
      @CH-tv1cy 5 років тому

      Leg kick the forward leg and move sideways a lot

  • @romeoo5811
    @romeoo5811 6 років тому

    Your the best

  • @juliendunne509
    @juliendunne509 6 років тому

    Hey this is julien I really get beat up a lot by bullies so I wanted to let. U know that u help me a lot thx and i hope i get a reply from u because I have a couple of questions thx

  • @derekanwar5357
    @derekanwar5357 6 років тому

    Nice

  • @IM-NOTHIM
    @IM-NOTHIM 6 років тому

    So does a situation. alter against bigger opponents?????

    •  5 років тому

      Pull their legs out towards you so it lowers their height, then you can do the same things and you'll destroy their strong base. In that situation you probably want to take them down asap anyway, a longer fighter is always harder to deal with when they can hit you. Height is almost fully negated on the ground.

  • @hogsandstews
    @hogsandstews Рік тому

    Whose using more energy? Could you wait the guy pinning you out and then make your move?

  • @BreXiaN
    @BreXiaN 6 років тому

    how tall are u

  • @규타이거
    @규타이거 5 років тому

    good

  • @joondagoon6774
    @joondagoon6774 2 роки тому

    I saw rampage do that knee thing

  • @zerticchannel4936
    @zerticchannel4936 6 років тому

    Hi can i wear sport goggles for kickboxig ?

  • @jaydonschneider7971
    @jaydonschneider7971 4 роки тому

    🔥
    holds your attention to the end
    0:34 💗🔥💛
    👇👇🔥💃

  • @herculezaf5871
    @herculezaf5871 6 років тому

    If you eat beans at the movies you will be clinched

  • @darellsaul1611
    @darellsaul1611 6 років тому

    amen

  • @ll0366
    @ll0366 6 років тому +4

    So I got punched in the ear pretty hard, and now my hearing is super muffled and quiet and just sounds kinda weird. Has anyone else ever experience this ?

    • @TonyyToledoo
      @TonyyToledoo 6 років тому

      Yes, I've experienced this recently, it almost feels like water in your ear but it's not the same exact feeling only similar, I don't know if it's permanent or temporary, but neither way I'm getting used and accustomed to the way I hear everything.

    • @ll0366
      @ll0366 6 років тому

      So yours hasn't gone away ?

    • @joembarak
      @joembarak 6 років тому +7

      You should both get it checked of u haven’t already

    • @cianbreen7062
      @cianbreen7062 6 років тому +1

      Sounds like a perforated ear drum. Go get it checked.

    • @Angie-yv7ws
      @Angie-yv7ws 4 роки тому +1

      Is everything okay now?

  • @monsterhunternathanultimat4114
    @monsterhunternathanultimat4114 6 років тому +2

    Just saw your insta man, Fighttips against bee stings, FFS M8! What did u do to piss it off?

    • @kaylinkaylin3673
      @kaylinkaylin3673 6 років тому +1

      Monsterhunter Nathan ultimate I gat the joke

  • @J12647
    @J12647 6 років тому

    Hey Shane, I've been practicing MMA for les than 4 months and I haven't done much sparring. I am nervous because I'm hot headed and sometimes I let anger get the best of me. I know I have to keep a cool head but it's a bit difficult. Do you have any advice for me? BTW I really enjoy watching your videos, I learn a lot from them. Congrats for your channel!

    • @sayto_00
      @sayto_00 6 років тому +1

      Go with someone who's good and when you get hard headed the guy will cut you down to size, then you'll know not to let anger get the better of you. I can only assume you get angry when you make mistakes so if you're not a dick you shouldn't be venting out frustration on guys you're better than.
      Also in Sparring it may get competitive but never to the point of genuine anger. That's to say, if you hurt someone you lay off them to recover, vs sucker punching someone after the bell due to sheer anger. You may (hopefully) be mistaking competitiveness with bad beef anger.
      If you do let sheer anger get the better of you, you're a dick, simple as that. But I think you're mistaking competitive drive to "win" with anger. However, it's still something you should work on controlling.

  •  6 років тому +2

    3rd

  • @keltec1279
    @keltec1279 6 років тому

    5 1 18 Wallwork

  • @am27gamingx86
    @am27gamingx86 6 років тому

    I made it early

  • @nyashafarirayi2773
    @nyashafarirayi2773 3 роки тому

    Kamaru Usman

  • @darellsaul1611
    @darellsaul1611 6 років тому +2

    1st

  • @AlvaroRM90
    @AlvaroRM90 6 років тому

    #howdoesthatfeel

  • @zackverity6843
    @zackverity6843 6 років тому

    Rather early

  • @bjarnij3782
    @bjarnij3782 5 років тому

    Crazy amount of DIGESTABLE information in one short video, thanks!

  • @Yuuki_12
    @Yuuki_12 5 років тому

    Thank you