Most Common Street Fight Move & How to Defend Against It
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Here is a few techniques to counter one of the most common street fight moves. Based on statistics and human anatomy, we can predetermine with good certainty what punch is going to be thrown. And these techniques that I'm teaching work great in a self defense situation. The only exclusions, or techniques to be wary of are if your opponent throws an uppercut or a knee strike.
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Man this is so true, 90% of the time that will be someone's first move in a fight, that haymaker fucking right hook hahaha...glad you're back to these style videos dude, loved the old ones
Haha thanks for the feedback, man
Shane i like your video and this is true but in my opinion to stop the fight on "win" it i would do this duck like you and start to choke him from the back and he is done
what if you think your opponent is gonna go for the right hook but acctually goes for the uppercut and you automatically go under and get KTFO
@@ManWithNoShame Whenever I get into fights I just try to trip them sidewards then beat the shit out of them while they're down
Yep but don’t always assume that it’s gonna be a haymaker or hook never know or what they say don’t plan adapt
I have to stop watching these videos they make me want to fight so BAD.
Haha only in self defense!
That's what ring matches are for. Street fighting is insanely dangerous, no matter how hard you have trained. In a street fight, the guy you are fighting might well have a friend with a gun. You can clean his clock and still wind up dead. Do NOT street fight if you have any way to avoid it.
I know. But when you practice for months and months everyday. It really gets challengeing not to want see how good you've gotten
Point taken
+Lionel Lynch find a gym with sparring!
If you watch any street fight video comp it's almost always a right hook or overhand that gets thrown first
Yeah man. When the adrenaline is pumping, the untrained person instinctually relies on the power hand.
instinctively ?
A person who has never trained or been in a fight almost always throw wide wild punches. I Spar my untrained friends and first thing i tell/teach anyone is to throw straight punches.
holy shit u are so right let me be your first subscriber
Zana Huffman i spar my friends who are self taught, they are decent, not as well ad me though… i did it for 6 months… so i know my way around it… but i took 3 years tiquando (which is kicking, karate) so im more degense and kicking (i never kicm though its just sparing) but because im more defense i always get tr best hits analyzing, and waiting till they drop their hands… plus i always pull back, its usually always a tie if not i win, since, i pull back and i dont wanna hurt my frjend 😂i once went all in i didny pull back much i jabbed him in the jaw and hit him in the nose his hair flew back and he moved back and called quirs… my ass… "ARE YOU OKAY OH SHIT BROOO"
Shane do a best takedown for bigger opponents
that would be cool
yeah. that's a must do
Or how to defend against it
Ankle pick will trip up most heavyweights especially if you get a good push on their upper body
watch Stephan Kesting,
sorry Shane. Stephan knows it
People don't realise how effective body punches can be..
tell Me about it hurts I got punched in it from my brother we we're sparring
any kind of punch from an older brother hurts, learned it the hard way.
Rip cat same age bro
Rip cat it doesn't matter if ur older it's about the power packed into the punch
its good ..as long as its not winter. Winter coat will effectively absorb most of the energy.
That art in the background is dope AF
The most common thing people say in street fights are "What?! You wanna go?!" 😂 but your videos are always helpful Shane!
Shane please do a diet and nutrition video on how to keep a healthy body
Yes please! A weekly routine or a list of how much you should eat on workout days
The Vigilant Christian has some great tips on his channel, the healthy living series..
go vegan and take some vitamin and iron supplements and youre fine
I agree
B12, Calcium
I had a feeling! I’ve been meaning to watch this vid! As always thanks Shane! I wish I could do a judo throw after blocking/catching the right straight, but logically:
Ducking/Dodging > Blocking/Parrying. Blocking and Parrying requires a lot of training. And fights aren’t always routine.
Killer vid Shane, very helpful, that ducking under the arm is great for submission holds under the armpit too, very useful.
This is arguably the best and most practical advice I have ever heard.
Another good video, but what will be great is to do videos with protective gear and show with real speed, and hit each other .
Ok, this is great for little rubber people... I'm 6'4", the ducking under stuff.... Not so much.
Everyone presumes that the big guy is always the bad guy, starting the action.
Please demonstrate moves for the larger person's perspective.
Thanks a lot!
if you big then you don't need this tutorial, big people naturally had more power, just throw your punch you will win
@@manartdesign340 That's the mistake most people make. Just because you're big, doesn't mean you have power. If your technique sucks, you have problems and you can lose. But I'd you have size *and* technique on your side, that's an advantage. But you have to learn new (and sometimes very old) defensive techniques to be able to get past the little rubber people who have all the speed and technique, they'll chop you down if you're not caresful.
Most people tend to throw a haymaker right due to the fact 80% of people are right handed and most never use a jab so keep that in mind too
anyone else love how short and to the point his videos are?
What works for me as a south paw is the good ol left counter when they throw that big right.
Something I've found is when someone is tryna alpha up on you and they're taller, and they're getting up in your space; one of the best moves is just a quick headbutt to the tip of his nose. It will deliver force directly to his brain and stun if not knock him out, be careful however because it can kill with enough force. A light smack will have the enemy on the floor.
as an experienced wrestler another thing you want to consider when you're going to wrap around a torso is make sure you stay tight a lot of people forget why wrestlers transition well in mma my brother is currently wrestling and one of the things i made him implement when taking someone down is once your on the ground you are as tight as possible in order to control the fight I'm not much of a striker so i only comment on what i know
This is the best street fight advice. Trust me. I am from watching several fights online.
The thing I see a lot in fights people who don’t know how to Fight always grab shirts or hit in a slapping movement but with clenched fists
Awesome video, I would love more boxing-related stuff!
Keep it going with the videos, they're great
Thanks Julian, will do!
Avoid falling to the ground during a street fight, as most of the time the other person's friends will try to kick you. I've seen it happen in many fights, it's kind of a weird thing that they instinctively do.
Unfaire Zuschauer sind schlecht für 1gegen1
Thanks Shane I've been watching your videos since you had 800,000+ subs and now I know how to defend myself thanks :D
Great to hear, thanks for the support!
I think this is your best tip ever!
i love the hair man!!!
Thank you very much, i do BJJ but didnt how to get to the clinch easily at the beginning of a fight
thanks for the video shane, i like the street fight themed ones
Actually Shane there's a move called the Demsey roll. It's from a boxing anime called "hajime no ippo" but it takes inspiration from a real move. Can you take a look at how real and affective it can or can't be.
This
It's too open and too old school to he used now . If u use it these days u will get countered immediately. that's why in the manga ippo is becoming punch drunk.
About the fact that it's open yes but you could probably modify it so that's it's not like ippo is currently doing. And second they didn't say he was punch drunk they just said he was broken. Maybe he just lost his confidence or something since he's been out of the ring for so long. At least that's what I hope because he still has so much to do.
Not really . ippo only has to comeback and get the world title that's it .
Effective, not affective
Thank you. .This will really helps the underdogs. ..
2:31 "she's cute"
*hovers mouse over it
"Fuck"
LOL
Thank you for the video I appreciate that you mentioned wrestling and the knowledge that u bring to the table :)
Awesome as usual!
Thank you, people be making it seem like grabbing and slamming is bad, but in reality it actually a really important and effective move when done correctly
Yep, drop and close, absolutely. My variation, elbow strike to the floating ribs/plexus. If it connects solidly, the fight is over, right there and then.
Awesome, love it!
Another good one Shane. The hardest part of these techniques to me, is being able to recognize and react to the punch in time. I tell my students to be ready to react at all time. But not so much that you punch out your grandmother when she come from behind to give you a hug. 😋
Smoking some crack will do
missed these videos shane :)
1:50 ya.... just remember, you'll win the fight but your dignity ehh hard saying
thanks Shane u really helping me out can u make a video on how to set up a nice elbow strike
one of the best tips so far
Shane please reply it will made my day
Hi // Shane
You tried
Poor guy lmao
im watching this cause i got my ass beat and i want rematch lol
bad idea mate
Nah Ima win this time
join a gym
What'd they beat you with? Did you get knocked out, choked out, what?
why would you go out looking to fight someone? First learn some discipline and self-control, that's what you really need.
+fightTIPS
I HAD REQUESTED FOR THIS :D THANKS!
The hair!!!! Goddamn!!!! It's gone!!!!
I noticed it too!
Yeah but he still looks great like this
looks like he is receding
love your stuff, shane 💪👊
I love you you do the common defense vids
I like your videos mate but with this one it is specifically made for someone fighting a novice. Anyone who knows what there doing is going to start with a jab to create an opening or maybe a lead hook. Also I wouldn't recommend ducking or rolling under a shot in a street fight because if by chance the guy has had any training he could follow it through with a quick knee. Boxing is great and I love the sport as I've had a few amateur fights myself but it is intended for a controlled environment with rules and a ref and it isn't intended for a street fight so head movement probably isn't the best defense. Like I said I really like your videos so I'm not hating or anything just putting my opinion out there as I've had a fair bit of training in different styles of martial arts and boxing. Keep the vids coming bro and stay well
Thanks for the video shane it really seems you took the advice on board :)
Shane make more videos like that they remind me of good old videos...
Freaking awesome background for your vid! Did you guys shot it from the road, get tipped, or actually go out looking for places to shoot? Probably a good topic for your wife's vids actually.
That's actually a mural on the back of the gym I train at, Sweet Science.
Hey Shane, I'm a novice at all of this. I've been doing some light sparring (very little contact, 10% power tops), but what I'm having trouble with is opening up someone's guard to get a good line to their head. I've been relying on almost exclusively body shots at the moment, because it seems easier to fake to the head and go to the body, but I feel like if I had to do this in the streets, and I wanted to end it quick, I would have to go to the head at some point. Can you do a video about how to make opportunities for head shots, especially in tight spaces? This might seem weird, but most of my sparring has been in extremely tight spaces, so moving around is hard. Thanks!
Cross to the solar plexus, lead hook to jaw
@@Chillz_566 That's a good one, you can kind of slip a possible right straight from your opponent while executing the first punch. I think of Michael Chandler (UFC lw) when i think of that combo.He seems to do it a lot.
i ve been to like a million street fights (backin up my friends....not proud) and i totally agree
Thanks man, I appreciate the feedback. Stay safe!
i'm gonna try haha
You listened to my suggestion! Thanks shane.
Nice trim bud. Liking it
Thats pretty smart. Nice.
Great video Shane!. Could you teach us how to do a suplex? :)
When ever I fight someone I just lover my body and shoulders and let my hands swing in the air. It never lost me a fight.
that belly to back suplex, oh it's my favorite
Broockkk lesnnnnnarrr
Shane Show us how to throw Body punches (also how to practice them) really struggle doing those but i keep eating them at Sparring
A little risky. Street fight sucker punch tends to be a hooking kind of shot, often originating at waist height and up. You're not ducking into that line of fire without getting hit. It's safer to crash to the opposite side of the punch and look for the boxing pocket. Reality is usually that you don't have time anyway.
If you are not use to fight, there is no way that you would have the reflex to duck and counter attack after a right hook. The better strategy is to try to protect yourself (hands are high, elbow remain along the ribs, lower your chin, and try to expose the less surface as possible by moving forward your minor foot and by bending a bit your knees) and absorb the energy. If you managed to ward off the punch you have several options depending on the situation: 1) run (the one you should choose), 2) counter attack (if you know how to and where you should aim to finish the fight). If you can't do one of the previous option 3) keep the position for a possible other punch and back to options 1) or 2). Try to finish the fight (by flying away or by getting rid of your opponent) as quickly as possible. Again the best option is ALWAYS to try to run away in case of an attack. You don't know who is in front of you and what he is up to (pull out a weapon for example ...).
This is a really good tip. If you can get around to his back, standing RNC right there. Ends 95% of fights.
What I find works well is alternate hammer smashes and punches
Shane, could you do a video about using weaponry in a street fight. What I mean is looking around you to see what you could use, and how to use it properly? Thanks!!! I like all of your videos.!
That's mostly up to you and if you can get creative with what's around. Also if you're experienced with different weapons.
finnaly a street fight video
Great video Shane! I do and teach the same thing. Change levels and enter #aggressively! :D
Excellent video..keep up the good work.
Damn shane this is like going back ten years in time when i was 15-16 watching your very first fight tip vids... I don´t remember if you started Fight tips in 2006 or 2007. BTW Head must always be shaved, great thing you got rid of those silly dreads.... Great vid. Greetings.
Best on youtube u inspired me to be what i am today
Shane
my name is nick im 21 and ive been picked on and called weak my whole life and i love your videos and im gonna start using your videos for learning purposes do you have any advice for someone who has been called weak their whole life never wants to feel weak ever again and doesn't have the money for classes or really any gear
any advice would really help man thank you and keep up the awesome videos
great vids always shane
Thanks for doing video on my suggestion :)
personally i think knowing to grapple is really good for a street fight, everyone always talks abt throwing hands but nobody talks abt how if u did even a little bit of wrestling in high school its wicked easy to duck a punch and immediately slam them on the ground
Not everyone has that lol
Being agilewith good cardio is a solid base. In a real fight, you want to avoid taking damage
Nice video!Thanks for the advices.
Great video thanks Shane
You should teach different gameplans for taking on different types of fighters like strikers, wrestlers, swarmers...etc
Now, this is a legit hair. lol
now , that is no hair
It's called crew cut.
There's an even better defense against the haymaker: Shoot in and jam the punch with your hands or forearms, ideally at the shoulder and the bicep. Finish off the assailant however necessary.
Awesome! Shane is excellent.
Ah, thanks man!
Shane, could you make a video on what to do if you are stuck in a corner against an attacker(s). Keep up the good work
Hey
Thanks Shane!
Thank you for the information good sir.
thanks for this , now I can protect myself .
If you haven't already, how about a video about taking out someone much taller than you.
Please do a video on what exactly lotion is and what it's made out of and how I can apply lotion to improve my striking
Throw a right hook.
All good.
You got the win.
(just hope ur opponent isnt watching this)
Shane show us how can we defend our selves against two guys
Run away
^^ THIS. Flazegaming, listen......what we see in movies and video games....is almost impossible to do the same in real life. Stop it......get some help....
if youre getting jumped, and you can't run try immobilizing one of them (I would go for a really strong kick to the knee) at least then it'll be a one on one between you and the other guy
If you're getting jumped, kick one of them as hard as you can in the nuts and run away.
Alternatively, if you expect them to be unarmed, flash a knife and that'll scare them off.
Once you got side, the guy will try and turn to face you most of the time. Just turn with him and get the momentum going, and from there it'll be super easy to do the sweep you demonstrated. It's one of the first Judo moves I learned.
Tonight im going to create some trouble in the hood,im going to look for a fight and try this tricks...thanks Shane!!!
Good stuff bro, you look so different without the hair.
we want more street fight tips .
hey shane I have a few questions and I hope you can anwer them or even better make a video on the but here they are
1) how do you know when to switch your stance during a fight (south paw, orthodox)
2) how do you kick higher up especially with a spinning back kick i could never get my leg high enough to where it hits there face
thank you in advanced and keep up the good work
Shane make a video about knee strikes.
Love this camera quality.. So cool seeing such a good youtubers progress! been subbed for about 2 years now!
Thanks for all of the support, Patrick!
I like this mostly because it's a staple in boxing. But can you do a video on how to eat when you wanna lose fat and gain muscle. Also you gotta do the old fight tips intro speech for....nostalgic reasons.
Thank you Shane
Please do a video on how to lose weight if you box or any other fighting stuff
Hey Shane fightTIPS, how about a video on the calmness of Fedor Emelianenko? And if there is a way to apply it in a fight?
Shane's got nice shoes. He would look fly as hell in some Jordan 1s though.
You should do a video on getting faster so you can dodge punches.