Absolutely beautiful demonstration and much more. Love his realistic telling of what the difference is between what works in the dojo as opposed to real life situations.
Makes me sad but proud watching my Soke teaching again after just leaving his funeral :( in NJ Love and Miss you Soke Eternally. Thank you for all you and your Dad taught me for many decades. I will always Love you like a Father and honor your work.\
I've seen quite a few of these traditional martial arts demonstration and seminar videos, and this man is the real deal. Bruce Lee would be proud, as he was all about effective martial arts and discarding the rigid forms.
awesome as always Sir thank you Arigato gozaimashite for sharing Sir. Forever honored and humbly grateful for representing you, the IFOJJ and having you as my teacher and friend Oosu
His stuff is more street and I like how he explains the technique, and says you ain't here to dance and do all these fancy techniques , I'm a bjj guy at Gracie Barra, and some of the technique Osoto Gari is modified a little, I like his attitude about the streets is realistic...Good for you Mike you aren't closed minded.
This professor has legendary material, he and his father were always in martial arts magazines back in the 90s . You probably can obtain his instructional videos. Priceless.
I find this video very entertaining. When the instructor says "can you get out of this", how much of that technique has really been pressure tested in live training or sparring. Also, I don't think anyone throws punches like that on the street. BTW, I love this guy's hair cut, he looks like "Moe" from "The 3 Stooges".
He used to be in a few action movies; he was actually a pretty handsome guy in the 80s and 90s lol. As for the rest of your comment… yeah, way too much of this is nonsense with very little street application. Last I checked, most if not all of the instructors that are featured on this channel (and teach in their circle) have been disavowed by Hakko Ryu’s Hombu Dojo. You can go to the official Hakko Ryu website and see a list of who is sanctioned to teach its techniques. It’s sad, because a lot of people who don’t know any better are taken in under the auspices of learning an authentic Japanese martial art. In actuality, they’re not recognized by Hakko Ryu; they hold made up ranks with diplomas handed to them by their friends- these guys literally promote each other. At best, it’s an Americanized interpretation of a traditional martial art. At worst, it’s a group of charlatans profiteering off the ignorance of the masses. Cheers.
Did he say Professor Vee? That's the same guy who taught Moses Powell. Very interesting seeing the differences in their styles, while having some of the same teacher lineage. Moses stayed closer to the traditional style, while Mike adapted it to what he feels is more practical in the street.
This is how ju jit su was intended to be taught in self defense before the Brazilians turned it into a sitting on the ground game.Now before you ignorant people shime in with your dumb comments and challenges (yes i do accept challenges) ground fighting is important but its just another range of fighting not the be all range as you see countless Bjj instructors start from and finish there seems like thats all some teach.
Thank you Fernando ! logical self defense here,people always talk negative about things that they have nothing better to talk about. Shame on them! all Martial Arts are good for those that respect it! God bless my friend and stay safe!
These techniques are most effective when your opponent is moving 'slowly.' Have you ever noticed that when most people are 'sparring' that very few 'standing techniques' ever get used? Well, it's the same in a real fight during the standing phase of that fight. Most fights seem to go from striking to grappling range, and few if any 'standing' traps, locks, or throws occur. Even 'unskilled' fighters rarely give experienced fighters the opportunity to use locks, blocks, throws, or chokes while both people are standing. In addition, it's very difficult to perform complex 'gliding' moves when your opponent is throwing hard punches and kicks at your face. Most of the technical 'holds' occur in grappling range when the fight goes to the ground.
Most of the technical 'holds' occur in grappling range when the fight goes to the ground. And going to the ground in the street is a lot different than going to the ground in an air conditioned dojo. Try your ground fighting techniques outside, on a hot summer's day or when there is snow on the ground. Its a much different experience.
These techniques are for training the necessary responses that will be used in real combat. Of course, no one hangs a punch out there, and it is much tougher to apply these techniques against a jab, but again, it's more about developing the muscle memory, than anything else.
If you go to a class or seminar with this man teaching he wants you in a total street state of mind , he wants you swinging hard and thinking and moving fast . Go to one of his seminars and stand across from him then pass your judgement
I gotta say, I thought this was gonna be bullshido. But I see at least some practical looking stuff. My question is, do they spar at all? Seems like it could be pretty rough.
not bad'' one of the better TJJ guys out there I may not agree with everything I will say for him not being a BJJ guy he had some good ground work not sure what all of his background is I see JJ and some judo mabey
Gosh, I understand what he is trying to get across the problem is absolutely nobody locks there arm when they throw a punch in a streetfight or any fight for that matter so best to know the boxing structure. Boxers even those who flail in the street never lock their punches because they don't want their arms caught. Best to train against snapping punches that are done in combinations that way ya have an accurate example of what really happens. No criticism just an observation. Some of these techniques can work BUT the trainee has to be able to get PAST rapid fire boxing punches in order to make them work!! Learn boxing then you can blend and be able to deal with boxing punches using parrys, slipping, etc into point blank range. To terminate the fight!
29:25 Im going to try and see if I can pull that off in bjj. I find my self in kesa gatame quite often, but have never thought of doing that. I roll with some very well versed and tough bjjers. the problem I see with that move is a good grappler will frame with his hands and also quickly scoot out ont the right hip creating space, which will kill the leverage on the hand jaw push. lets see if it works though. I always like to keep an open mind Ill let you all know.
Like the man says if your opponent is well versed in a martial art that can combat this it is your responsibility to adapt , and in class with this man he wants you to punch or kick or whatever as fast as you can . He wants you in total street fighting state of mind . There's no games with him .
@@kanelynd2042 Im revisiting this years later. So I was able to perform all the cranks hes taught but only on really inexperienced guys. A blue belt or above worth his salt was not letting be move his head around with my hand. Also I stopped performing them, Some of the white belts are spazes and even if you got them in a bad spot they dont want to tap unless they are being blood choked to sleep. i dont want to accidentally paralyze anyone in class. That said you will pretty much easily pull this off on the street and could very well fracture their spine. Youre right this is no nonsense street stuff
I think if you have nothing better to do but worry about my hair style you should be ashamed of representing Martial arts or anything else and you are someone who NOBODY should Follow on UA-cam.It is people like you that nobody should ever follow!
@@michaeldepasquale3745 The toupé is mesmerizing, it DEMANDS recognition! Don't lash out in anger at those who surrender to the siren song of the petroleum based coiffure, they are already lost, a ship of fools adrift in a sea of the ludicrous
I think if you have nothing better to do but worry about my hair style you should be ashamed of representing Martial arts or anything else and you are someone who NOBODY should Follow on UA-cam.It is people like you that nobody should ever follow!
Absolutely beautiful demonstration and much more. Love his realistic telling of what the difference is between what works in the dojo as opposed to real life situations.
Makes me sad but proud watching my Soke teaching again after just leaving his funeral :( in NJ Love and Miss you Soke Eternally. Thank you for all you and your Dad taught me for many decades. I will always Love you like a Father and honor your work.\
This grandmaster is great & practical.. i wish u had a dojo in los angeles . Id take ur combat jiu-jitsu course.. great stuff .
Well you can train this jiujitsu , or Gracie combative jiujitsu or even Quantum jiujitsu
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Former student of Sensei MD jr. 1976, we were all so young.
Still Like watching your videos, still a great Instructor .
Michael Depasquale Jr. is a very knowledgeable Martial Artist I attended his seminar at Radford University in Radford Virginia back 1993.
RIP Michael
Osu!...A bow of respect.....You and your dad are true pioneers of ju jitsu.......A former student of O'Sensei Ronald Duncan.
I've seen quite a few of these traditional martial arts demonstration and seminar videos, and this man is the real deal. Bruce Lee would be proud, as he was all about effective martial arts and discarding the rigid forms.
What makes this seminar even more impressive, is the fact that Soke Mike Jr is obviously quite ill during this teaching session.
Awesome with absolute realism!
awesome as always Sir thank you Arigato gozaimashite for sharing
Sir. Forever honored and humbly grateful for representing you, the IFOJJ and having you as my teacher and friend Oosu
Really enjoyed watching this video.
Excellent instruction. Wish I had the opportunity to attend a seminar from him.
Hi. I see that there is The word Jujutsu and not jiu jitsu on their Gui, What's the difference in this martial art with the BJJ? Thanks!
BJJ Is focus more on ground fighting, japanese Jujutsu Is really not
this is one of the best videos this guy has
I dont want to see the worst
@@M1984FA booya
You sir are truly a master.
enjoyed you in mobile last saturday , I learned a lot..
10Feb18-Some excellent techniques nd thooughts here. I am a member of FUMA and putting this on "Don't be a victim"
Rest in peace sir!
His stuff is more street and I like how he explains the technique, and says you ain't here to dance and do all these fancy techniques , I'm a bjj guy at Gracie Barra, and some of the technique Osoto Gari is modified a little, I like his attitude about the streets is realistic...Good for you Mike you aren't closed minded.
I wish I could see this stuff in real life situations 🤔
Apr 29 2018 first part is the "HI" from your father-i work on it all the time- Ari (Richard)
Fantastisk.
God Damn this is exaclty what I was looking for, does he have more material? We only train stiff and need to losen up, just like he is teaching.
This professor has legendary material, he and his father were always in martial arts magazines back in the 90s . You probably can obtain his instructional videos. Priceless.
This was actually good.
I find this video very entertaining. When the instructor says "can you get out of this", how much of that technique has really been pressure tested in live training or sparring. Also, I don't think anyone throws punches like that on the street. BTW, I love this guy's hair cut, he looks like "Moe" from "The 3 Stooges".
He used to be in a few action movies; he was actually a pretty handsome guy in the 80s and 90s lol.
As for the rest of your comment… yeah, way too much of this is nonsense with very little street application. Last I checked, most if not all of the instructors that are featured on this channel (and teach in their circle) have been disavowed by Hakko Ryu’s Hombu Dojo. You can go to the official Hakko Ryu website and see a list of who is sanctioned to teach its techniques. It’s sad, because a lot of people who don’t know any better are taken in under the auspices of learning an authentic Japanese martial art. In actuality, they’re not recognized by Hakko Ryu; they hold made up ranks with diplomas handed to them by their friends- these guys literally promote each other. At best, it’s an Americanized interpretation of a traditional martial art. At worst, it’s a group of charlatans profiteering off the ignorance of the masses. Cheers.
@@thedaily30 ...And with all of that said, I still find this video and others like it to be very entertaining.
@@ropongi1008 amen to that 😂
Did he say Professor Vee? That's the same guy who taught Moses Powell. Very interesting seeing the differences in their styles, while having some of the same teacher lineage. Moses stayed closer to the traditional style, while Mike adapted it to what he feels is more practical in the street.
This is how ju jit su was intended to be taught in self defense before the Brazilians turned it into a sitting on the ground game.Now before you ignorant people shime in with your dumb comments and challenges (yes i do accept challenges) ground fighting is important but its just another range of fighting not the be all range as you see countless Bjj instructors start from and finish there seems like thats all some teach.
Thank you Fernando ! logical self defense here,people always talk negative about things that they have nothing better to talk about. Shame on them! all Martial Arts are good for those that respect it! God bless my friend and stay safe!
I don't understand why" you know it alls "watch these videos If you know it doesn't work . hell son there's one way to find out ..
Thank you Kane! All welcome to join me!
These techniques are most effective when your opponent is moving 'slowly.' Have you ever noticed that when most people are 'sparring' that very few 'standing techniques' ever get used? Well, it's the same in a real fight during the standing phase of that fight. Most fights seem to go from striking to grappling range, and few if any 'standing' traps, locks, or throws occur. Even 'unskilled' fighters rarely give experienced fighters the opportunity to use locks, blocks, throws, or chokes while both people are standing. In addition, it's very difficult to perform complex 'gliding' moves when your opponent is throwing hard punches and kicks at your face. Most of the technical 'holds' occur in grappling range when the fight goes to the ground.
Most of the technical 'holds' occur in grappling range when the fight goes to the ground.
And going to the ground in the street is a lot different than going to the ground in an air conditioned dojo. Try your ground fighting techniques outside, on a hot summer's day or when there is snow on the ground. Its a much different experience.
he's very fast
These techniques are for training the necessary responses that will be used in real combat.
Of course, no one hangs a punch out there, and it is much tougher to apply these techniques against a jab, but again, it's more about developing the muscle memory, than anything else.
If you go to a class or seminar with this man teaching he wants you in a total street state of mind , he wants you swinging hard and thinking and moving fast . Go to one of his seminars and stand across from him then pass your judgement
@@kanelynd2042 Thank you Kane!! Some people just do not get it like you! God Bless and stay safe!
I gotta say, I thought this was gonna be bullshido. But I see at least some practical looking stuff. My question is, do they spar at all? Seems like it could be pretty rough.
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not bad'' one of the better TJJ guys out there I may not agree with everything I will say for him not being a BJJ guy he had some good ground work not sure what all of his background is I see JJ and some judo mabey
Gosh, I understand what he is trying to get across the problem is absolutely nobody locks there arm when they throw a punch in a streetfight or any fight for that matter so best to know the boxing structure.
Boxers even those who flail in the street never lock their punches because they don't want their arms caught.
Best to train against snapping punches that are done in combinations that way ya have an accurate example of what really happens.
No criticism just an observation. Some of these techniques can work BUT the trainee has to be able to get PAST rapid fire boxing punches in order to make them work!!
Learn boxing then you can blend and be able to deal with boxing punches using parrys, slipping, etc into point blank range. To terminate the fight!
Según él , la forma tradicional del karate no funciona , ya quisiera verlo en una pelea con el master Mario Higaonna 10 dan Goju Ryu Okinawa ,
No hay maestros así en Argentina que lastima
Good teachers talk less and do more....Make sense?
toupeesitsu ! wow Guy with that hair style has to be a bad ass!
29:25 Im going to try and see if I can pull that off in bjj. I find my self in kesa gatame quite often, but have never thought of doing that. I roll with some very well versed and tough bjjers. the problem I see with that move is a good grappler will frame with his hands and also quickly scoot out ont the right hip creating space, which will kill the leverage on the hand jaw push. lets see if it works though. I always like to keep an open mind Ill let you all know.
Like the man says if your opponent is well versed in a martial art that can combat this it is your responsibility to adapt , and in class with this man he wants you to punch or kick or whatever as fast as you can . He wants you in total street fighting state of mind . There's no games with him .
@@kanelynd2042 Im revisiting this years later. So I was able to perform all the cranks hes taught but only on really inexperienced guys. A blue belt or above worth his salt was not letting be move his head around with my hand. Also I stopped performing them, Some of the white belts are spazes and even if you got them in a bad spot they dont want to tap unless they are being blood choked to sleep. i dont want to accidentally paralyze anyone in class. That said you will pretty much easily pull this off on the street and could very well fracture their spine. Youre right this is no nonsense street stuff
@francescoG145 appreciate the update.
no body punches you from 8 feet away.
The toupé acquired sentience and took off to start its own dojo
Underrated comment 😂
love his chucky topae and it doesn't come off
Would never work
Nice hair
Nice jiujitsu
i'm not just a grand master i'm also a client lmao hair club for men
I think if you have nothing better to do but worry about my hair style you should be ashamed of representing Martial arts or anything else and you are someone who NOBODY should Follow on UA-cam.It is people like you that nobody should ever follow!
@@michaeldepasquale3745 The toupé is mesmerizing, it DEMANDS recognition! Don't lash out in anger at those who surrender to the siren song of the petroleum based coiffure, they are already lost, a ship of fools adrift in a sea of the ludicrous
I don't like his hair style lol
I think if you have nothing better to do but worry about my hair style you should be ashamed of representing Martial arts or anything else and you are someone who NOBODY should Follow on UA-cam.It is people like you that nobody should ever follow!
Great techniques! Where are you located Mike?