I was a student of master mark in the early 2000s he taught me for 6 years, he gave me so much confidence and he was and still is by far the greatest martial artist iv ever seen. Had a lot of great memories of him, a real gentlemen. Miss you sifu 😥
Funny Master Wong and I exchange tips on how to beat your Uke 😂🤣. Seriously Nick is a good guy, I couldn't make the video without him. All respect to him.
Some of the Most Bestest Self Defense/Combat Videos out there, thanks as always....I was wondering why I hadn’t seen it in a while at the end of your videos… Gotta love that maniacal aggressive/passive outro smile....(like ‘yehhh, I’m pleasant but I’ll mess you up if you don’t stop being a jerk’)😆
Hello I am a wingchun practitioner for 10 years I love your videos and your way of explaining the use of wingchun in street fights or situations outside the school environment, I take a lot of what you say to train, Greetings from Mexico. If I ever go to London, I will visit your school. #fightboss
Fight SCIENCE other thing is, it’s harder to move property for those strikes than people think without the opponent stepping out of the way, which is why it’s important to commit forward confidently. However, I’ve also been surprised at how well it worked using it on a body shot and being able to grab the arm and land punches.
What about evading or dodging punches? With a little bit of footwork and head movement you can avoid most wild combos, especially from guys on the street since they aren't well trained. My coach use to say that blocking is good, but dodging is better, because there's some punches that you don't want to block. That's especially true on the street because someone might not just try to hit you with a punch, they might have a weapon that you don't see. Just learning to duck can be the difference between taking a hit and avoiding one.
Absolutely, I completely agree. Good footwork with counter punching is equally effective. This is just one approach of many that could be applied in a Street Fight. Thanks for watching my friend.
I always learn something from these “Fight Science” videos. That’s what keeps me coming back. Well, that and to watch Nick work on his face hardening! That’s one way to toughen up your sparring partner! 😂👍🏻#FIGHTBOSS
Fight SCIENCE I want to be a martial arts instructor when I'm older I'm a student in Japanese jiu-jitsu , boxing , wing chun and aikido I've been doing it for 3 years do u have any tips on doing that ? Thanks for the reply 🙏🏻
@@cameronroberts5283 that's great news! Sounds like you are getting an all round education in martial arts. This I would say is the first step towards being a proffessional martial arts teacher. You will stand out from the rest if you appreciate other martial arts and how they move. Don't be one of these 'my style is best people'. Be open minded (as you are). Your future students will follow you with certainty. Good luck!
Fight SCIENCE yeah I know I think no matter what martial arts you train in its your mentality that is most important like you said the more aware you are and aroused you are the better no matter the martial art. Your mind is your biggest weapon. Thank you for the advice and u teach in such a unique way I love how you show the cctv footage it's amazing makes it a whole lot easier to analyse a situation keep it up ☯🙏🏻
I train Karate and I already know Muay Thai, I've never done Wing Chun but I find your tips really helpful. I guess a good concept is a good concept, regardless of style. I'm just working with a different toolkit. Thanks for the videos #FIGHTBOSS
Thank you. I always say there are more similarities than dis similarity at the top level of martial arts. People only have two arms and legs, so there's always going to be an overlap of concepts. Thank you for watching my friend. prefer tl
Thanks for making it your goal to teach one of the main rules in a fight now a days that people seem to forget which is its a damn fight your going to take a punch or two its inevitable this isn’t a damn Jackie chan/Jet Lee martial arts movie expect to get hit
been learning the basics for a couple of months now from wongs dvd's, I like this vid, no messing around, getting straight in there, thinking of joining your gym, live not too far away in hackney
I´d like to see how to defend against a high-low combo like a cross to solar plexus followed by a hook to the temple. Trying to block the first one leaves you wide open for the second, especially blocking the first one with the right hand if he attacks with the right first too. Turning from the first attack also creates openings for the hook or a follow-up straight.
I very like your tecnich , and for someone from karate and a krav maga background i find it very useful , plus your all videos give some other good necessary perspective for any Street fight.
I saw him in person a while back, waaaaaaaay bugger and more imposing in person! Would not want to fight him lol. Crisp boxing, I like it. I think more wing chun, silat and Kali guys(trapping arts) should practice boxing or Muay Thai to really help sharpen their reflexes and help their applications in real fights
I know it´s not really your fighting style, but since you included the haymaker, I like to comment on it: I would only recommend hooks with the leading hand. Making big swings with the other has a high chance of hitting at an odd angle, which can easily hurt your wrist, or your flat of the finger hits some pointy bit of the skull (I tried it a lot on a boxing dummy and even that soft rubber hurts a lot, when you do that mishap!). Either of them can stop you from using that fist in that fight! You may say it´s easy to hit with practice, but even with practice, I did hit at odd angles more often than I like to admit and that was only on a static target, not to speak of someone that would actually try to avoid my strikes and strike me... IMHO it´s a bit safer to not turn the fist (like in Thai boxing and not western boxing), but open hand slaps or palm-strike variants are safer. The most dangerous and possibly most powerful variant I´ve tested on a dummy was the Slavic hook. The technique starts as a big slap and then turn it into a hook, by angling the arm and closing the fist. That offers a lot of speed and momentum, but it doesn´t change the fact that one bad hit screws up your fist.... and you got a much harder time guessing where it lands.
Every wing chun person should adapt to this delivery system. The 18 hands will still be there when you need them, but shell/shield/pak/intercept is really the go-to modern tactic. Lot less chasing the hands this way - love it.
Your videos are imo the best at giving practical insight on street fighting...Period! If you will Mr. Philips, let me know when you're visiting the U.S. would love to meet with you and train. #FIGHTBOSS
Thank you very much Darryl. Glad you like our channel. I'm supposed to be in Boston late May if you are interested? You can direct message me on Facebook if you would like an update in this event. Have a great day my friend.
@@fightscience I will make note of that thank you. I don't know if you have plans to expand outside the UK because there is a huge demand here in the U.S for what you teach. Particularly in Phoenix, Az..
In my experience and I was a bouncer... If someone is in your face and you must fight, you have a few options: 1) use your dominant hand and throw a short right hook and aim for the jaw line right past the chin. Throw this punch as fast and hard as you can. Don't telegraph it either. If you connect you should knock them out. 2) Head butt them on the bridge of their nose with the boney part of your forehead. If you hit them hard enough, you may break their nose. 3) Distract them with, "Oh shit here comes the cops" and point in the opposite direction. You gotta sell this one. Hope your acting is on point. When they look away, throw a strategically placed banana peel on the floor and skip away. When they step on it and slip and fall follow it up with a red turtle shell right to the keister and claim "Ima Wario, Ima gonna win!" and a devilish laugh.
In my utmost humble opinion. « Greet what arrives, escort what leaves, rush upon the loss of contact” The continuum of motion, energy and forward intent, in concordance with dominating space, not overcompensating but always dominating backed up by explosive power within one’s stable structure should define one’s wing Chun as depicted in this video, this concept were utilized beautifully by an Golden era Muay Thai Fighter known as the Plow-man to such effectiveness that the technique were later banned in competition(look up Lawrence Kenshin breakdowns for an complete analysis of the concept). The intention of always going in with forward intent is reminiscent as that of an tsunami. No matter what barrier it hits, it will always continue to move forward within the containment of its structure, as millions of tons of water continue to push behind it creating increased momentum, so even if it’s at a halt( ie hits a sound stable structure/building) it continues to increase the forward pressure to the point that it builds up a higher destructive energy which fulfills as a peak of utter annihilation the moment the barrier brakes. This is why structure combined with sensitivity and explosive energy is so highly emphasized in Wing Chun, like unto the tsunami, the moment you feel the barrier in front of you collapse, you gain and increase momentum and keep attacking with adapting striking until it’s over. The same concept is utilized within warfare known as “ violence of action” Of course theory and being able to apply in a real life scenario is an entirely different matter, which comes down to how one practices/ comprehends the system and how one structures one’s training to be as applicable as one can be. This is why being fit to fight within the compounds of “ quality in quantity” is imperative. Why a machine gun is dangerous is because it is the epitome of all these concepts. If it works as intended, it should consistently produce quality/quantity within the confines of the expected desired results. Our training should also reflect this. “ Belts are nothing, Skill is something, but intent is everything” “ Fighting is relativity in motion, never expect only respond” “ it is ones opponent within context that dictates tactics “ “ A fight, is a fight, is a fight. There is no such thing as an easy fight, this is why it’s called fighting” #Fightboss Great content as always mr Philips! 😀 Sincere regards Fellow martial brother Tom Framnes Norway.
Hi Jason. Yes I do, thank you for asking. I have a seminar in Boston in May and another in Germany in April. They do spring up from time to time. You could send me a friend request on Facebook to follow or check our website: www.londonwingchun.co.uk for more information. Thanks for watching my friend.
This really only addresses the top part of the body, in most fights, people use all of their body to fight, & your assailant may still try to headbutt you or start using their knee or their legs to stop you.
IN MY OPINION AFTER THAT FIRST PALM STRIKE THE PERSON SHOULD BE SO OFF BALANCE THAT THAT SECOND OR IF POSSIBLE A THIRD SWING SHOULD MISS OR HAVE NO EFFECT.
Agreed. Assuming the guy takes the punch and swings or he's heavier, then there's a cover for the swing. Good observation on your part. Thanks for watching my friend.
Please do a video of when someone is sitting down say in a restaurant or even on a sofa and someone walks upto you and starts flying for you how could you avoid getting hit or jumped on plzzzzz 👍
Hey Mark!! Personally i don't like paksao or to intercet a punch with an open hand. Even if it covers the centreline. I think the open hand, even the hell is too weak against a fast punch. I'd rather use some sort of cover, elbow shaped, like ones you showed us in the video about 'weapon or shield'
It's a streetfight technique video, so one of the first (two) attacker's "punches" might actually be with a knife in their hand, so an open hand would probably be better for isolating the weapon hand I expect. #FIGHTBOSS
Ye Jayk, if i were so lucky to spot a knife in attacker's hand, then yes, i won't use an elbow cover.. i'd run away, and if i could not, then i'd use my forearm to deflect, call it jumsao, call it 360 defense..
Ah yes, countless hours of 'accidental' elbows and getting knocked about while trying to cover my head and 'get inside' are some of my favorite memories of real strike training.
The most interesting thing I see in this video is I saw no kicks and no knees. You handled him by keeping him off balance and hit him when he exposed himself. I won't be that nice. The second he turns away from me is when I take out a knee. When he hits the ground screaming I will kick him until he quits. I have zero ruth..absolutely ruthless!
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I was a student of master mark in the early 2000s he taught me for 6 years, he gave me so much confidence and he was and still is by far the greatest martial artist iv ever seen. Had a lot of great memories of him, a real gentlemen. Miss you sifu 😥
That intro of you mercilessly beating uke makes me think you've been watching some Master Wong haha.
Funny Master Wong and I exchange tips on how to beat your Uke 😂🤣. Seriously Nick is a good guy, I couldn't make the video without him. All respect to him.
This lesson is absolutely believable and usable immediately. I like the way you SHOW HOW TO combine Boxing with other styles to prevail. #FIGHTBOSS.😎
You beat on that poor guy like he owed you money, LOL. Excellent video gentlemen! #fightboss
Ha ha... I want my money now!!!
"Sorry, Nick!" "Sorry, Nick!" "Sorry, Nick!"
We're glad Nick can take it.
This is another great Fight Science video! Thanks for sharing #FIGHTBOSS
So am I, without him I couldn't finish the video ha ha... 😂🤣😂
Some of the Most Bestest Self Defense/Combat Videos out there, thanks as always....I was wondering why I hadn’t seen it in a while at the end of your videos… Gotta love that maniacal aggressive/passive outro smile....(like ‘yehhh, I’m pleasant but I’ll mess you up if you don’t stop being a jerk’)😆
Ha ha... Yes. Thank you for watching my friend.
This channel is absolutely AMAZING
Im actually learning by watching this, it motivates and teaches people how to survive a fight i love it
Hello I am a wingchun practitioner for 10 years I love your videos and your way of explaining the use of wingchun in street fights or situations outside the school environment, I take a lot of what you say to train, Greetings from Mexico. If I ever go to London, I will visit your school. #fightboss
Punches are like buses. You wait for one,but three turn up.
I know, right. Happened to me the other day. I waited 20 minutes then two turned up. 🤣
Fight SCIENCE other thing is, it’s harder to move property for those strikes than people think without the opponent stepping out of the way, which is why it’s important to commit forward confidently. However, I’ve also been surprised at how well it worked using it on a body shot and being able to grab the arm and land punches.
What about evading or dodging punches? With a little bit of footwork and head movement you can avoid most wild combos, especially from guys on the street since they aren't well trained. My coach use to say that blocking is good, but dodging is better, because there's some punches that you don't want to block. That's especially true on the street because someone might not just try to hit you with a punch, they might have a weapon that you don't see. Just learning to duck can be the difference between taking a hit and avoiding one.
Absolutely, I completely agree. Good footwork with counter punching is equally effective. This is just one approach of many that could be applied in a Street Fight. Thanks for watching my friend.
I always learn something from these “Fight Science” videos. That’s what keeps me coming back. Well, that and to watch Nick work on his face hardening! That’s one way to toughen up your sparring partner! 😂👍🏻#FIGHTBOSS
I think Nick's getting it now. 😉
That was real street fighting and very helpfull defence attack strategies..👍
Thank you.
Really enjoyed filming this with you, guys!!! #FIGHTBOSS 🤙🏻
And thank you for filming for us. You made us look good. 😁
thanks those are actually some good real world tips. I wont be that pretty but i get the idea of what to train on now
You have to be the best instructor on UA-cam and you crack me up
I love your fighting concepts. Keep up your video knowledge. Love your work
For a wing chun practitioner my dudes boxing is niiiiiiice
Thank you. I guess boxing often helps us. 😉
Very good video , nice common attack. I like the way you teach , really detailed and you don't make fights seem easy. Well done ☯
Thank you very much. Fights are not easy, you will get hit folks. Thank you for watching my friend.
Fight SCIENCE I want to be a martial arts instructor when I'm older I'm a student in Japanese jiu-jitsu , boxing , wing chun and aikido I've been doing it for 3 years do u have any tips on doing that ? Thanks for the reply 🙏🏻
@@cameronroberts5283 that's great news! Sounds like you are getting an all round education in martial arts. This I would say is the first step towards being a proffessional martial arts teacher. You will stand out from the rest if you appreciate other martial arts and how they move. Don't be one of these 'my style is best people'. Be open minded (as you are). Your future students will follow you with certainty. Good luck!
Fight SCIENCE yeah I know I think no matter what martial arts you train in its your mentality that is most important like you said the more aware you are and aroused you are the better no matter the martial art. Your mind is your biggest weapon. Thank you for the advice and u teach in such a unique way I love how you show the cctv footage it's amazing makes it a whole lot easier to analyse a situation keep it up ☯🙏🏻
Video filled with million dollar smiles 😁😁😁😁😁😁
I train Karate and I already know Muay Thai, I've never done Wing Chun but I find your tips really helpful. I guess a good concept is a good concept, regardless of style. I'm just working with a different toolkit. Thanks for the videos #FIGHTBOSS
Thank you. I always say there are more similarities than dis similarity at the top level of martial arts. People only have two arms and legs, so there's always going to be an overlap of concepts. Thank you for watching my friend. prefer tl
Thanks for making it your goal to teach one of the main rules in a fight now a days that people seem to forget which is its a damn fight your going to take a punch or two its inevitable this isn’t a damn Jackie chan/Jet Lee martial arts movie expect to get hit
been learning the basics for a couple of months now from wongs dvd's, I like this vid, no messing around, getting straight in there, thinking of joining your gym, live not too far away in hackney
Steve, you are only down the road from Wood Green. What are you waiting for? Get yourself down here.
Up my alley, so to speak. I like jab, cross, another jab, and then haymaker.
i love this channel, great energy, great content.
I´d like to see how to defend against a high-low combo like a cross to solar plexus followed by a hook to the temple. Trying to block the first one leaves you wide open for the second, especially blocking the first one with the right hand if he attacks with the right first too. Turning from the first attack also creates openings for the hook or a follow-up straight.
At that point you're dealing with someone who is skilled and pissed.
Nice close quarter work . confined space in a stair well . This is where this class of shit can happen
Great videos, as usual. Very informative. You really seem to having lots of fun with this one. 😂
Indeed. I haven't laughed so much in a long time. We really don't take ourselves seriously at all. Thanks for watching my friend.
Great tips my man!! I appreciate your teachings!
Thank you.
Best Wing Chun channel I've seen
I very like your tecnich , and for someone from karate and a krav maga background i find it very useful , plus your all videos give some other good necessary perspective for any Street fight.
Welcome aboard NICK..GREAT VIDEO
Would love too train with you Mark, you're open minded and that's why I left WC. Teachers aren't open enough....
I agree. The Wing Chun community is closed minded. That's often why it fails the test. Very sad.
I pity some old lady walking up those stairs and bumping into you two lol...
very funny, good sensible advice and well done Nick!
Very important stuff. Good job.
I saw him in person a while back, waaaaaaaay bugger and more imposing in person! Would not want to fight him lol.
Crisp boxing, I like it. I think more wing chun, silat and Kali guys(trapping arts) should practice boxing or Muay Thai to really help sharpen their reflexes and help their applications in real fights
I know it´s not really your fighting style, but since you included the haymaker, I like to comment on it:
I would only recommend hooks with the leading hand. Making big swings with the other has a high chance of hitting at an odd angle, which can easily hurt your wrist, or your flat of the finger hits some pointy bit of the skull (I tried it a lot on a boxing dummy and even that soft rubber hurts a lot, when you do that mishap!). Either of them can stop you from using that fist in that fight!
You may say it´s easy to hit with practice, but even with practice, I did hit at odd angles more often than I like to admit and that was only on a static target, not to speak of someone that would actually try to avoid my strikes and strike me...
IMHO it´s a bit safer to not turn the fist (like in Thai boxing and not western boxing), but open hand slaps or palm-strike variants are safer.
The most dangerous and possibly most powerful variant I´ve tested on a dummy was the Slavic hook. The technique starts as a big slap and then turn it into a hook, by angling the arm and closing the fist. That offers a lot of speed and momentum, but it doesn´t change the fact that one bad hit screws up your fist.... and you got a much harder time guessing where it lands.
Great video, i think this is gonna be a good knowledge to understand how to protect and prevent open fight tho. Very nice
great moves!! Thank you
Every wing chun person should adapt to this delivery system. The 18 hands will still be there when you need them, but shell/shield/pak/intercept is really the go-to modern tactic. Lot less chasing the hands this way - love it.
Excellent practical video as usual!
Your videos are imo the best at giving practical insight on street fighting...Period! If you will Mr. Philips, let me know when you're visiting the U.S. would love to meet with you and train. #FIGHTBOSS
Thank you very much Darryl. Glad you like our channel. I'm supposed to be in Boston late May if you are interested? You can direct message me on Facebook if you would like an update in this event. Have a great day my friend.
@@fightscience I will make note of that thank you. I don't know if you have plans to expand outside the UK because there is a huge demand here in the U.S for what you teach. Particularly in Phoenix, Az..
I love your videos glad you guys are still going!
Lucky we are still going. Not sure why we bother at times, but thank you for watching my friend. It's much appreciated.
Beautiful
Respect from Albany New York
Real stuff here. You guys should teach Mr Wong
Some day, maybe some day, there's gonna be a crossover between Fight Science and Fight Tips. One can only dream.
# fight boss .I would love to see more of your close up kicking. Thank you & keep up the good work.
Pragmatic attempt!
Thank you!
Keep going... I love these episodes... Great job.
In my experience and I was a bouncer... If someone is in your face and you must fight, you have a few options:
1) use your dominant hand and throw a short right hook and aim for the jaw line right past the chin. Throw this punch as fast and hard as you can. Don't telegraph it either. If you connect you should knock them out.
2) Head butt them on the bridge of their nose with the boney part of your forehead. If you hit them hard enough, you may break their nose.
3) Distract them with, "Oh shit here comes the cops" and point in the opposite direction. You gotta sell this one. Hope your acting is on point. When they look away, throw a strategically placed banana peel on the floor and skip away. When they step on it and slip and fall follow it up with a red turtle shell right to the keister and claim "Ima Wario, Ima gonna win!" and a devilish laugh.
😂
Nick done well to still be standing after 7 minutes!
In my utmost humble opinion.
« Greet what arrives, escort what leaves, rush upon the loss of contact”
The continuum of motion, energy and forward intent, in concordance with dominating space, not overcompensating but always dominating backed up by explosive power within one’s stable structure should define one’s wing Chun as depicted in this video, this concept were utilized beautifully by an Golden era Muay Thai Fighter known as the Plow-man to such effectiveness that the technique were later banned in competition(look up Lawrence Kenshin breakdowns for an complete analysis of the concept).
The intention of always going in with forward intent is reminiscent as that of an tsunami. No matter what barrier it hits, it will always continue to move forward within the containment of its structure, as millions of tons of water continue to push behind it creating increased momentum, so even if it’s at a halt( ie hits a sound stable structure/building) it continues to increase the forward pressure to the point that it builds up a higher destructive energy which fulfills as a peak of utter annihilation the moment the barrier brakes.
This is why structure combined with sensitivity and explosive energy is so highly emphasized in Wing Chun, like unto the tsunami, the moment you feel the barrier in front of you collapse, you gain and increase momentum and keep attacking with adapting striking until it’s over.
The same concept is utilized within warfare known as “ violence of action”
Of course theory and being able to apply in a real life scenario is an entirely different matter, which comes down to how one practices/ comprehends the system and how one structures one’s training to be as applicable as one can be. This is why being fit to fight within the compounds of “ quality in quantity” is imperative.
Why a machine gun is dangerous is because it is the epitome of all these concepts. If it works as intended, it should consistently produce quality/quantity within the confines of the expected desired results. Our training should also reflect this.
“ Belts are nothing, Skill is something, but intent is everything”
“ Fighting is relativity in motion, never expect only respond”
“ it is ones opponent within context that dictates tactics “
“ A fight, is a fight, is a fight. There is no such thing as an easy fight, this is why it’s called fighting”
#Fightboss
Great content as always mr Philips! 😀
Sincere regards
Fellow martial brother
Tom Framnes
Norway.
I liked him, this video like always was so informative and useful, thank you #fightboss
Great video
These videos really help thanks alot👍👍
#Fight Boss
Impressive!!!
Thank you.
Thanks!
Great intro..
Awesome video.
On the job training is a valuable tool
I really would like to know what the people that disliked this video, think is wrong with this approach.
Me too, I often wonder that myself about most of our videos. Must be my smile they dislike. 😁
Wish you were in Michigan I'd take your class
Awesome work and interesting areas covered in your videos #fighboss
Mark, do you do Seminars? If so, where can one acquire info about them?
Hi Jason. Yes I do, thank you for asking. I have a seminar in Boston in May and another in Germany in April. They do spring up from time to time. You could send me a friend request on Facebook to follow or check our website: www.londonwingchun.co.uk for more information. Thanks for watching my friend.
Superb.
Very informative! Thank you sir. #fightboss
This really only addresses the top part of the body, in most fights, people use all of their body to fight, & your assailant may still try to headbutt you or start using their knee or their legs to stop you.
the Ainsley Harriott of fighting
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XDDD
We love crazy people!!!!
Especially in London. 😂🤣
@@fightscience 😂😂😂😂😂😂
One more "SORRY NICK" and he's gonna go nighty night!
You are the #Fightboss
You are crazy on this channel.....but good!…
7Dragons Martial arts.... Representing LA/"HollyHood" & Bev-Hills We got Yo back!! #FightBoss
Great vid3o #fightboss
Thank you.
Great video, thanks. #fightboss
Got it #fightboss. No comment at the moment. Peace out
Awesome video #Fightboss
Nick, when is your birthday to gift you a TKD helmet?
IN MY OPINION AFTER THAT FIRST PALM STRIKE THE PERSON SHOULD BE SO OFF BALANCE THAT THAT SECOND OR IF POSSIBLE A THIRD SWING SHOULD MISS OR HAVE NO EFFECT.
Agreed. Assuming the guy takes the punch and swings or he's heavier, then there's a cover for the swing. Good observation on your part. Thanks for watching my friend.
All reaction times being even, it appears to me there no time to block an incoming jab.
Please do a video of when someone is sitting down say in a restaurant or even on a sofa and someone walks upto you and starts flying for you how could you avoid getting hit or jumped on plzzzzz 👍
Take it easy on Nik
🤣🤣🙏🙏🙏
You should be in a fighting movie 😉
Is this guy of the tv program homes under the hammer?
Nice #fightboss
Where's George???
He quit. It wasn't a good work environment. His boss is a dick. :)
Poor nick hahaha, great stuff tho
When you coming to canada? #fightboss
#bossfight?
#FIGHTBOSS
THE BEST #FIGHTBOSS
Nick took a beating.
Indeed, he took one for the team. But he was safe and sound, don't worry. 😉 Thanks for watching my friend.
Hey Mark!! Personally i don't like paksao or to intercet a punch with an open hand. Even if it covers the centreline. I think the open hand, even the hell is too weak against a fast punch. I'd rather use some sort of cover, elbow shaped, like ones you showed us in the video about 'weapon or shield'
It's a streetfight technique video, so one of the first (two) attacker's "punches" might actually be with a knife in their hand, so an open hand would probably be better for isolating the weapon hand I expect. #FIGHTBOSS
Ye Jayk, if i were so lucky to spot a knife in attacker's hand, then yes, i won't use an elbow cover.. i'd run away, and if i could not, then i'd use my forearm to deflect, call it jumsao, call it 360 defense..
hi nick
Ah yes, countless hours of 'accidental' elbows and getting knocked about while trying to cover my head and 'get inside' are some of my favorite memories of real strike training.
This channel is one of the best out there. Real stuff, real people. Thanks FS!
Thank you very much Sir! 🙏
Elbow in the ear. I still want you on my side John
Why the new gut look like he bouta cry 😂😂
I'm enjoying your content
#FIGHTBOSS
The most interesting thing I see in this video is I saw no kicks and no knees. You handled him by keeping him off balance and hit him when he exposed himself. I won't be that nice. The second he turns away from me is when I take out a knee. When he hits the ground screaming I will kick him until he quits. I have zero ruth..absolutely ruthless!
I never wanna get in a fight with you 😂