How to Hit with Power
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- Опубліковано 27 гру 2012
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Knowing how to throw a strong punch is essential, because you always want to end a street fight as soon as possible.
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Nick demonstrates how hip drive can tremendously increase power and speed of your punch, even using short range of motion in close quarters.
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this corner of youtube is awesome
+john basedow lol i was watching how to make an omelette video before i ended up here
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john basedow agreed ✔
Square your feet to your shoulders, twist hips, put your ass in it (shift body weight accordingly)
Clench your fist moments before impact & aim to put a fist Through your target...Train, train, train peeps'
"I do not fear a man who practices 1000 punches once; But I would fear a man who practices 1 punch 1000 times" -Bruce Lee
its actually... dont fear someone who knows 100 techniques, fear the one who mastered 1 technique. Its a popular saying in Gongfu. Bruce lee just reused it
the guy is like: damn man hes gonna hitme again T.T
David Ramos Either that, or 'if this vid wasn't for your youtube chan, i'd be hitting you back brah'
vh2k exactly
David Ramos B.S
David Ramos /1345ygfxchx
Came for the video 1:11 stayed for the dance moves!
2:07 The guys look into the camera haha.
"Im getting paid for this, right?"
Dude, you are the best I have seen so far on UA-cam. Exploding all those ridiculous martial arts myths that still plague us to this day. You are distilling all the reality-based training and logical fighting science that I have trained in and researched over many years in to bite-sized, easy to understand videos. Keep it up - if we lived in the same country I would love to train with you!
Nick, what I appreciate about this video is that it's something that can be learned in less then 3 minutes, but it lasts a lifetime in recollecting for when we need to end it quickly, in one strike.
Thanks.
Your videos have made a lot of difference. this one in particular has made AMAZING improvements. I've watched this video over and over again and I've practiced it with friends and i am amazed at how simple as moving your body together with the throw of a punch can have such amazing improvements. thank you for your videos. can't wait to see more of your lessons.
My master once said.. Do that for defence but but be straight for attack
Straight? Explain please!
When you are delivering punch keep the shoulders straight. But when you are defending turn the shoulder according to deflect him.
hmmm more detail please
I like replying to a six year old comment
Out of all of the videos I have seen in UA-cam, yours are probably the best. I am in my early twenties and have been training in karate my entire life and I see very few good instructors on the Internet. You are correct on how to generate more power; lower your center of gravity and use your body weight
I liked your explanation of the knees moving in sync with the elbows, helps to be able to explain that concept in a different way, some students might grasp it easier that way. thanks
this is actually something finally usefull on youtube, since there are people who try to pick a fight with me
Again, good stuff here man. I really like the tip "knee moves when your elbow moves." That can be a fantastic learning tool for a beginner. Great Job!
Thank you nick! your videos are very helpful. I appreciate the time you put into making these.
Very helpful. Im 2nd dan brown in Okinawa-Ta, I now train MMA and gotta say a lot of things you state make perfect sense.
I am a junior thaibox fighter and all we learn is good inside the ring but at streets its totally different , specially when you fight with with some one who over weight you, i really like the way your explain everything about street fights, i don't care if people call it sucker punch or what every still it have to be your way , respect man !
Randomly came across your channel, but it's great and really good tips, you got a new subscriber.
I like the practical tips for real-world situations.. Keep it up Mr Drossos, Subbed!
Yeah! Nick should make his own fighting system that offers the most realistic and practical tips, which can be used for self-defense.
It's either a compilation of these videos or a re-make and more organized offering of such strategies.
I'd buy that.
Your very welcome nick..you have very good use of your body and the power is awsome....even close quarter thats impressive....keep up the good work ...oss stay safe also buddy.....peace
Yeah nick I found the vid after asking question. Thanks anyway for reply. All the best to you and ant, love end of vids when you both mess about lol
thanks for these videos men they are keeping me alive
Best channel teaching self defense.Great job!
Nick Drossos knows what he is talking about. I have studied and practiced Shotokan Karate for 12 years, under the guidance of a top Shotokan Master. His instruction is on point and could keep you and those around you safe and make the world a better place. Please watch, listen to and follow what he is saying and demonstrating for the benefit of everyone. Oss.
Appreciate the advice you give in your videos! Keep up the great work!
As always mate, great tips for when the situation calls upon them. Great stuff from yourself and your buddies who make these look real!
I really like what I see on your videos! Subscribed
thanks for the tips! I've been practicing boxing at home for a bit now. and i still have a lot to improve, such as punching while using my hips in this video. although i just box for fun, your videos has helped me improvebig time. thanks a lot and keep them videos coming!
Another informative video i always look forward to how you explain each phase of your training and knowledge.
Thanks.
Thanks Nick, sound advise, much appreciated.
Awesome again nick, keep em coming and happy new year!
these videos NEVER get old
this is a ki-principe you should use in every move. using your one-point to begin the strike and extending the strike. every karate system teaches you this.
but for the common person who wants to learn about martial art, and never went into any system deeply before, this is quite a nice information! :D
Very good basic fundamentals. The only thing missing was a short explanation on balance or center of gravity but that can be summed up with just ''don't bend your knee forwards past 90 degrees''
Thanks fro the techniques and tips Nick they are amazing. Keep it up.
Great channel man. Keep up the great work
good stuff here...im studying shotokan ..currently a second dan...and i have to say kata..(which some people dont understand)helps develop these kind of explosive moves using ones whole body...its amazing the explosive power you get...but yeh i agree on using legs ,hips,to increase power...but you have to train for that to become instictive .its good to no but you have to train it...the power i feel i have now is after 14 year training ...if your looking for a quick fix some tips will help but for devastating power its always going to be who trains alot...oss...
very basic yet effective.
superb videos....keep em coming
These videos are consistently high quality. Very impressive. Kudos.
This video is really helpful, thanks.
Love your vids man helped me alot
Good refresher man!!! Thanks!!!
Yeah, Ive done martial arts for a while and have watched a lot of videos and read a few books and this guy really gives amazingly good advice. Lots of instructors have been in fights, but they let their "rank" get in their head and makes them think some stupid technique will work.
pivoting and using weight as leverage, very true.
Men you are like a great Master for the masses Thank God I have your channel Nick.
Hei man, you are the best. best tips ever! stay safe.
Kali Hronia Nikc. Just amazing, as always. :)
This is a great video! just wondering have you ever thought about using the power source vibration to enhance ur hits even more??
I love it Nick.
Rather simple techniques, but highly effective and informational. ^^
not simple. it´s basic boxing technic, but that first strike knockout thing is just a theory. real life is different.
RecTec77 Understandable. But, its still simple enough for me. There are benefits to having photographic memory and sparring partners. So, with all do respect, Whatever.
i always see martial artist as an intelligent healthy an happy more than any other people
awesome stuff mate!
This is a great method for developing power but it should be mentioned that it isn't the only one. Others (that are by no means mutually exclusive - they all work well together) such as Peter Consterdine's 'double hip', Vladimir Vasiliev and Mikhail Ryabko's 'wave motion' and Val Riazanov's 'ballistic striking' methods are also well worth looking into for those interested in power - and, crucially, efficient impact - maximisation.
Great vid; keep 'em coming! Straight in favourites every time. :D
You are a very good teacher even on video more power!
thanks for sharing ... awesome tip
Awesome video man
you re so f.. great man!!! greetings from cyprus
Hi Nick, Your push back move at 2:35 is so similar to the Chinese Kung Fu (XingYi), have you heard about that or learn some martial arts like that? We also emphasize that put all the weight of body on the foot, and push using body power. So that can act at very short distance. Anyway, thank you for the great videos, I show them to my friends, they all like them very much!
Super good advice, thanks!
cool vids. subbed
thanks for the fighting tips.
Good advice
If I may add, with open hand beside waist bunch like you said with full body move & collective body strength , while your hand going to the attacker's body close your hand until it's close hand contact the body ... trust on your self with no hesitation is a must.
... that is speed + whole body strength = power punch ( I've already had a situation where I had to defend myself against one double my size .. surprise + power punch >> foe down )
It will need some practice on the move, & some power training like sweedy push ups
hey thank you very much for the tips I just moved to a bad area never know when or if I will be f***** with
Insta subscribed. Good stuff!
good video....the only thing I would add is never PLAN to throw just one punch be reset balanced and mentally ready to throw another as fast as you can(try not to overreach yourself either if you miss and are way off balance that could be rly bad).. some punches compliment each other such as the old one-two combo.
Excellent vid . To be honest I rate all your vids, would like to ask, are those Bob XL any good as I would like to buy one. Reason is it seems to be like training to nearest real thing, IE hitting a bag is not like hitting a person but bob XL is a persons head and body. So it would be better for targets like chin nose eyes jaw. Is it like hitting someone.
We use palm hits on the door, if needs be. Great demonstration mate.
Good informations. To use this and other hints of your videos, you will to practice it, till its automatical / comes without thinking about it.
Very good, thanks a lot.
Xponia pola, happy New Year Nick.
nick i am from india and i love your videos...so is it possible to provide someclasses in here ? if not then can you suggest me some ? please...coz doing few moves practically will make me good.
your awsome man you Help me Out in a lot of ways
his voice is so relaxing and then I realize he's talking about fighting
Totally agree Nick! "Rooted in the feet, powered by the legs, directed by the waist, expressed by the hands." T'ai-Chi Classic. Gotta have that root and gotta power it with the legs and bring the whole body into the strikes. So easy to get off balance when you power things from the upper body. Look at any "Fail" video. Most of the time they get into trouble because their upper body is disconnected from their feet...and they're really drunk.
thanks for teaching. very informative just know have to train in to memory so can do like second nature not think how to. again thank you for showing .
I LOVE this videos!!!!!
what I recommend, it'll create a similar motion to this, but figure out where your center of gravity is. Don't move your knee or hip for the sake of moving them. Shift your center of gravity, as a result your weight towards your target and use the hips to pivot the strike. Your knees and such will follow naturally to toss your weight while remaining stable.
Man you helped me a lot thanks!!
Hello Nick,
I´ve been watching your videos for years and I have to say that your instructions are by far the most realistic I´ve experienced in my whole history of "taking self defence courses" besides doing all kinds of martial arts! (I´m at your age now) You are really transfering useful basics from boxing, muay thai etc. into your "system" (if I may call it like that). So since I am not satisfied with all I´ve learned so far (esp.) from krav maga and wing chun (did it for about a year and always went back to boxing and muay thai, even for self defence), may I ask: Where can I learn the things you teach practically (besides getting your awesome informations from the I-Net)? It´s not so easy to find a good instructor in germany...and: Would you recommand a certain system? (krav maga is indeed quite good, but the training-regime here is too theoretical....)
Be super agressive in our moves realy put ya whole body Into it
I've never been in a real fight, yet I feel I'm learning something here.
It is also true that good solid grounding can prevent you being knocked out or down this is the case in boxing especially, as the strike hit you plant both feet into the ground bending the knees and pushing up the heels and digging those toes in the ground. Its not always the striker that wins if your well conditioned and know defense manoeuvres you can be very hard to put down or knocked out.
nice one you mad me good at fighting
Watching the aikido martial arts. Especialy applicable technique for street fight. Nice to see movie show, music i enjoy it. Thnks
I tried it and it definitely works I do it every time now first time first punch
(1:17) Ain't no lie, bye, bye, bye.lol #boybandmoves
+doublahh LOL! I was going to leave that comment XD!!!
Just kidding about the smarty pants comment, Nick. You taught me some cool knife disarms and punch defenses.
Cool thanks
I think a really good demonstration of this technique is the "one inch punch" demonstrated by Bruce Lee. When he would throw his punch, his fist may have only moved one inch, but it looked like his whole body would jolt forward like a damned mile and he definitely would get the torque action from his hips into his shoulders and wrists/elbows.
Another nice video. Thanks Nick! :D
U gave me the best advice
great tips!
He is really good and know this staff well.
Thanks
Nice job! Very true!
Good stuff
Nice Nick drosses,
your videos are real and extremely informative. none of this fancy-shmancy crap-o-la. your ethic is very Sun Tzu.
What martial art do you learn?
EDIT: also, what if you wanna like rain punches on them, does ur hips have to go back forth back forth back forth? Or ur hips just move for the first punch
you guys are lucky!! It takes years in karate before people figure this stuff out, they got you doing forms and moving properly in alot of cases but don't explain why like this man does! of course they wan't to keep you coming so they make you figure it out on your own lol! everyone should give this guy $1000 cause thats how much it cost me in the 80's to learn this lol
Impressed !
Great ! To my Favorites. Happy New Year.
You're awesome nick
Taekwondo Red Belt..:)..You make me better though
Like your vids... very similar to the stuff I was doing back when. My instructor was a use-of-force expert for the police. It was very straight forward, street-tested stuff.
In size and technique, you remind me of Tony Blauer... with less of the 'aren't I great attitude'.
that puppet reference was awesome
This guy is on the point. He's a good fighter and a dancer. That's why I consider fights no different from dancing. When someone wants to fight me I say "oh so you wanna dance?" When you fight be more passionate like this guy and throw your moves majestically and not like a dirty lost dog swinging wildly. Majestic hits will end the fights faster and smoother.