Awesome... I remember hanging with sensei maybe 20 years ago. A group from the Shoshone tribe were training under his tutelage. One Shoshone father was looking at his son train and turned to sensei and said, “Maybe he can be the first Native American kick boxing champion.” Sensei looked at him and replied “That will never happen.” The father with a surprised look asked “why?” To which sensei replied “Because I was the first Native American kickboxing champion.” 😂....
I did that with all the ninjutsu guys. I'm too go e only white guy to be an actual Shinobi. The rest are just TMA and soldiers. I am the head of a historical clan... 2 technically and my whole life was dedicated to Shinobido. These others are weekend warrior 🪖 or milbrat types. I attained my place do to spiritual birthright and traditions most do not know. I have even learned Apache and Navajo warrior/ shamanism I'm a skinwalker. I learned Hawaiian and Siberian shapeshifter shamanism as well. They are all very similar. I'm the shadow man 😂 no seriously. Iemoto of Sasaki-Rokkaku clans and Shinobido. This Omi and koga Shinobido a d 5th degree in Bujinkan as well. I infiltrated the Bujinkan as a child and was handed my blackbelt by Prather himself. He took off his belt and gave it to me. Later I gave it back. I was tested for 5th degree 2x a d was affirmed by Brendan and Todd. I successfully caused a rift of spiritual and political differences. To this day I am waging psychological warfare against far rightwing conspiracy within Takamatsu-den. I've survived assassination plots and turned 1 of their agents against the organization. I have Great respect for Masaaki Hatsumi Soke. I was heartbroken to hear of his wife's passing. I must say though he was quite the unfaithful husband to her and now he feels the pain of his actions. His secrets are now public notice. I promise those who follow his lead may do even more self harm. Same for Prather. He is not only a rape denialist but he himself is a child of child rape by an American soldier. He's very dangerous to America.
It's rare to see such a great fighter be an equally amazing instructor. His tireless attention to detail, patience and thirst to pass on his vast knowledge, shows that he really cares about this class and every person in the room. A perfect example of what a true Master of the martial Arts should be!
He's at that point from being a prime fighter to being a prime master. He has that pure experience and wisdom that masters get when they are older to pass down to the younger generations.
He is also giving all the information. A fighter also needs to know how to find his way without being told every single detail and figure it out themselves so you develope the instict and can react when soemone is trying to end you.
When you watch Benny's fight scenes with Jackie Chan in "Wheels on Meals" (1984), his raw power is undeniably evident. Most people look at Urquidez's 1984 physique (and he was undeniably in superb physical condition) and ascribe it to that alone. It takes a more practised eye to see that most of the power in his movements comes from his superb mastery of even the minutiae of the technical aspects of fighting.
Structure, measure, and positioning are all key. The strongest arm in the world can be magnified by a ton if the entire body is going into delivering the blow (or block). One hip shift is MASSIVE when compared to a jab with zero shift or zero pivot.
Benny is such an amazing person. Back in 1984, pop warner football with his nephew for the san fernando braves. Back then, and it still may be the same today, before each game, you had to weigh in. There was a weight maximum you could be in order to play. I missed the weight 2 weeks in a row by something like 3 pounds. Somehow, not sure how, but benny caught wind of this. The next day at practice, the kid I played with told his uncle Benny about me and my weight cutting issues. Benny told him to invite me down to the jet center and he would help me drop the weight free of charge. Well I had never heard of him (hell I was 7 yrs old), but my dad was a HUGE fan of his. he night we went down and Benny himself spent weeks working with me to drop the weight. We even gloved up and went a couple rounds. So gracious he was/is. I memory I will never forget.
I met Benny in line while getting food at a local pizza parlor about 10 years ago one random day for lunch. He was right behind me and the guy behind him got impatient and said “keep it moving buddy” to him. I had to do a double take and make sure it was him. I said to the big mouth “That’s Benny the jet, you better check you tube”. Guy looks at his phone for 30 seconds and looks back up and says “my bad” with nervous stare. Benny smiled at me and I said “my father used to show me all your fights as a kid”, I asked if we can take a pic together so I could show my old man and he graciously did a fisted selfie with me. Very humble and nice legendary champion.
@regular_dude they were gonna fight but it just never happened with the amount of work Jackie was doing . They went from meals on wheels into dragons forever but Jackie was doing to many projects.
I always think of that time he extinguished the candles with that spinning kick against Jackie Chan in Wheels On Meals that wasn't a camera trick. The Jet has a spinning hook kick like a tornado.
That was the coolest technique. I remember our martial arts teacher teaching us that with our fists...damn it was tough as hell. Yet, here is Benny easily doing it with a kick alone.
So that's where I watched this guy. Knew I had seen him before, when this strangely enough was in my recommended list. Always good to experience great teachers, whatever the subject may be.
I trained at the "jet center" from 1987 to 1993. I was blessed to be rubbing elbows withh so many great fighters. I learned alot, and sensei Benny and Blinky Rodriguez and Rick O'Kane and Jon Spencer and sensie Lilly RIP) had such a hugh influence on me.
Don't forget great action star. I just realized he played the crazy assassin in Grosse Pointe Blank. I loved that movie. "It is I... Sydney Feldman." Love that scene so much.
I wish I was his student when I used to live in L.A. 1980s. I wonder when he stated his school? I studied at the IMB Academy in Torrance for 5 years. Love it. Now I'm 75 years old but I saw Benny live in Lake Tahoe. He knocked this Canadian fighter out with a backkick and a left hook in 1 minute of the first round.
finally martial arts that you can rely on, use on the street and not worry if it is going to work, because it is short, sharp, scientific, practical but yet awesome!
Benny has been on this since jump . If you are young or new to the arts, just put his name in any search engine and you will see. This man didn't just talk it. Everything he teaches, he has done, and done it WELL. He was MMA waaaaay before it even had a name. Well, it did i guess, it was just called fighting.
A real life, authentic, master. I could listen to him teach for hours. His arms, hands, and legs have such a stiff and heavily coordinated movement when he strikes and weaves. Very impressive 💯
As a boxer this gentleman explained everything in perfect manner. Every detail and tiny nuance with precise and handful demonstration. I mean it’s great and simple. Man I wish he would be my boxing coach
U can Anything is Possible make it happen save up your money and go see him and let him train you you can do anything you want this world how long you put your mind into it
That is maybe the BEST PART about Sensei Benny... it's ONE thing to be... The Best. THE best... it's another thing entirely... to be an excellent INSTRUCTOR. A teacher. an inspiration. Being excellent at both... that's not common. Not common in the least. Two completely different skill sets. Like... IDK... engineering and... painting. :)
That was a fantastic breakdown of a rather complex combo. There aren't enough trainers out there who can explain the reason behind every move so poignantly. But hey, can't expect anything less of a legendary champ like Benny, he's one of the all-time greats! :-)
The way he demonstrates and explains, he instantly makes sense and you understand what he says and what he shows. He has this ability to say the same words to a group, but also make it relative to each of their understanding. That's a very rare talent.
My Sensei told me about this guy...I didn't think what he said was true. Then I watched a lot of his fights on YT and have been mesmerized. I cannot believe how amazing his fights were. A true fighter and a man who actually gives meaning to the word ARTIST in martial arts. Then, to see him still teaching...I would say that he "still got it", but I would be afraid that is insulting as he would probably smash my face before I could think about what I did wrong lol :)
@@superstrangevideo If you want to compare Benny to todays fighters then you should give Benny todays training, that way you are comparing fighter to fighter, and not fighter to available training. If this is the case Ill still take Benny, as there are somethings you cannot train. Toughness, killer instinct, fearlessness. This is the same argument with Mike Tyson. I would bet anything that if Mike trained in MMA instead of boxing, he would be the MMA goat. Its the fighter, not necessarily the style.
Benny is the last of the Budo warriors. In his day, those that fought also taught the next generation of fighters. Today, fighters fight for themselves and don't give anything back. They fight for ego.
I wouldn't say that is true. But not everyone's a teacher and some of today's fighters can retire with 29... I do not agree with the tone of other comments above.
He's the real deal, trust me I know how to fight in tournaments and street, his knowledge is second to none, oh sorry, Super foot Wallace might say this a little differently!!😃
This man's principals in combat body mechanics is amazing; no movement is wasted, and transitions are smooth; the delivery is grounded in continuous torque; therein lies the secret to his speed and power. And his teaching style is basic, easy to follow, but undeniably effective. This supports the following: it's not the system that makes the fighter, nor the fighter that makes the system; it's the person's grasp, and application of principles that makes a formidable fighter. What a great post; thank you.
Please before you call kenpo/kempo jitsu ineffective please examine this man's record and some of his fights. This man was a beast in the ring and I have seen him do some amazing things in the ring. His kicks and strikes were awesome to behold. OSS and respect for this living legend
He's an outlier. Until we see many high level kenpo/kempo fighters in kickboxing and MMA, it makes sense to think it's not a reliably useful fighting art.
@@M3Lucky Lots of Benny ass lickers here. He was good in the ring, at kickboxing, but martial arts has matured since then. MMA fighters today would mangle him.
Gracias Benny por toda la informaciòn de este video yo supe de ti por Dave Mustaine guitarrista de Megadeth aunque vivo muy lejos de California ( Ecuador America de Sur ) la distancia no es un impedimento para aprender tècnicas de defensa personal pues en mi medio es muy necesario porque frecuento conciertos y centros nocturnos donde me encuentro a veces con gente violenta que no estoy libre de que me ataquen y mucho màs si soy una mujer . Necesito estar preparada y màs que todo te agradezco inmensamente la informaciòn que difundes e impartes a la gente que necesita màs que todo para equilibrar nuestro ser, descubrirnos a nosotros mismos querernos y llevar un equilibrio espiritual emocional y personal y gracias a Dave de quièn soy muy fan por haberme hecho saber de ti, pues quiero seguir aprendiendo karate primero y luego kick boxing soy una principiante con muchas ganas de aprender porque me va a servir para toda mi vida y estar siempre preparada y para que no me tomen desprevenida.
Watched this vid as a brown belt. Then practiced Benny's drills for a week. When sparring with our dojo's 3 degree black belt, he wondered how I got so much better so quickly. A real game changer!
Bruce Lee was a fantastic philosopher of the Martial arts. I have no doubt Bruce was a master of the craft. However Sensei Benny has the record to prove his prowess, something unfortunately Bruce lacks...
John Keys your wrong Bruce Lee sparred people all the time and was in street fights that his parents and siblings, wife and friends have talked about. Just because one doesn't fight professionally doesn't mean they can't accumulate effective technique and become a great fighter. Also I think you are attributing Bruce Lee to flowery kung fu which he only ever used in movies and had no place in his effective fighting philosophy
Bruce Lee fought not to win in tournaments etc etc etc he trained for real life fights when it's a matter of life & death when he strikes it's not for points but to take out his opponent as fast as possible! His speed is unbeatable nobody could beat him in that way! Everybody who talks about Bruce has no trophies etc etc etc but he was "THE SENSEI" and was bigger than martial arts! He had so much to share a real legend! They even said... If you've ever been kicked by his sidekick... It had the impact of a car hitting you!
John Keys before you talk about bruce lee you have to get through chuck norris and jackie chan caused their both respect the master before their become famous just like to respect your teacher as a student :) just like how benny is giving respect to his martial arts teacher, caused teacher never compete but still more knowledge in martial arts black belter up to red belter, also with using deadly weapons.
I wish we had a teacher like that locally where I'm at! Awesome knowledge being shared by a REAL prior professional fighter! Thanks living Legend for the knowledge!
There's some great fighters out there who either can't teach and explain things, or just don't want to. Look at the people in the room, he keeps the energy on and holds everyone's attention. If you're starting to teach in any way this clip is gold.
Benny's the Jet Urquidez, teaches just like a boxer. So, much though goes into everything he does. What an awesome teacher. With out that, I would suggest everyone to take boxing before any stand up style so to give you a strong Foundation to progress extremely quickly in any stand up style they try to learn after. That foundation should let you see a move and know 100 times better how to do it than 99.99% of the teachers out there. Boxing teaches quickly. They see all your weakness and go to work to turn them all into strengths as quickly as you can learn.
Awesome... I remember hanging with sensei maybe 20 years ago. A group from the Shoshone tribe were training under his tutelage. One Shoshone father was looking at his son train and turned to sensei and said, “Maybe he can be the first Native American kick boxing champion.” Sensei looked at him and replied “That will never happen.” The father with a surprised look asked “why?” To which sensei replied “Because I was the first Native American kickboxing champion.” 😂....
I did that with all the ninjutsu guys. I'm too go e only white guy to be an actual Shinobi. The rest are just TMA and soldiers. I am the head of a historical clan... 2 technically and my whole life was dedicated to Shinobido. These others are weekend warrior 🪖 or milbrat types. I attained my place do to spiritual birthright and traditions most do not know. I have even learned Apache and Navajo warrior/ shamanism
I'm a skinwalker. I learned Hawaiian and Siberian shapeshifter shamanism as well. They are all very similar. I'm the shadow man 😂 no seriously. Iemoto of Sasaki-Rokkaku clans and Shinobido. This Omi and koga Shinobido a d 5th degree in Bujinkan as well. I infiltrated the Bujinkan as a child and was handed my blackbelt by Prather himself. He took off his belt and gave it to me. Later I gave it back. I was tested for 5th degree 2x a d was affirmed by Brendan and Todd. I successfully caused a rift of spiritual and political differences. To this day I am waging psychological warfare against far rightwing conspiracy within Takamatsu-den. I've survived assassination plots and turned 1 of their agents against the organization. I have Great respect for Masaaki Hatsumi Soke. I was heartbroken to hear of his wife's passing. I must say though he was quite the unfaithful husband to her and now he feels the pain of his actions. His secrets are now public notice. I promise those who follow his lead may do even more self harm. Same for Prather. He is not only a rape denialist but he himself is a child of child rape by an American soldier. He's very dangerous to America.
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Augustin....That is an awesome story... hahaha... classic!!
@@UncleAntiClaws hes troll
It's rare to see such a great fighter be an equally amazing instructor. His tireless attention to detail, patience and thirst to pass on his vast knowledge, shows that he really cares about this class and every person in the room.
A perfect example of what a true Master of the martial Arts should be!
He's at that point from being a prime fighter to being a prime master. He has that pure experience and wisdom that masters get when they are older to pass down to the younger generations.
totally. sensei benny is the total package: student, competitor, teacher.
Totaly agree, great and true master and fighter, an leyend
He is also giving all the information. A fighter also needs to know how to find his way without being told every single detail and figure it out themselves so you develope the instict and can react when soemone is trying to end you.
He touched my man parts.😣 But he is a great instructor
When you watch Benny's fight scenes with Jackie Chan in "Wheels on Meals" (1984), his raw power is undeniably evident. Most people look at Urquidez's 1984 physique (and he was undeniably in superb physical condition) and ascribe it to that alone. It takes a more practised eye to see that most of the power in his movements comes from his superb mastery of even the minutiae of the technical aspects of fighting.
Structure, measure, and positioning are all key. The strongest arm in the world can be magnified by a ton if the entire body is going into delivering the blow (or block). One hip shift is MASSIVE when compared to a jab with zero shift or zero pivot.
Benny is such an amazing person. Back in 1984, pop warner football with his nephew for the san fernando braves. Back then, and it still may be the same today, before each game, you had to weigh in. There was a weight maximum you could be in order to play. I missed the weight 2 weeks in a row by something like 3 pounds. Somehow, not sure how, but benny caught wind of this. The next day at practice, the kid I played with told his uncle Benny about me and my weight cutting issues. Benny told him to invite me down to the jet center and he would help me drop the weight free of charge. Well I had never heard of him (hell I was 7 yrs old), but my dad was a HUGE fan of his. he night we went down and Benny himself spent weeks working with me to drop the weight. We even gloved up and went a couple rounds. So gracious he was/is. I memory I will never forget.
cool.
I never knew he was from the valley! That's dope since I'm from San Fernando!
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Ken Esterline muay thai is number one 555?
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A true legend! This man was so ahead of his time back when he was in his prime. Nothing but love and respect for the Jet!
Amazing how generous this great fighter is with his knowledge. This is the real deal. Thanks for this amazing video!
The jet is an absolute legend
.... because they are paying him
He's great when choreographing fights in movies shit he made John Cusack look good fighting I forget the movie though
@@mahony617
*Grosse Pointe Blank* (1997)
@milk great way of phrasing it. You’re so right.
These fundamentals are nuts! This drill ALONE is going to put my empty hand on another level! I love how he broke it down mid-way through.
What a privilege to be taught by the best!
Benny is still a very tough guy. It's really refreshing to see what an awesome fellow he is on top of his ring greatness.
This is a gem of a channel with a living legend passing on knowledge.
Not every great fighter can be a great instructor. This is a very rare thing to see. I'm glad it's Benny cuz he was a Savage!!!!!
I met Benny in line while getting food at a local pizza parlor about 10 years ago one random day for lunch. He was right behind me and the guy behind him got impatient and said “keep it moving buddy” to him.
I had to do a double take and make sure it was him. I said to the big mouth “That’s Benny the jet, you better check you tube”. Guy looks at his phone for 30 seconds and looks back up and says “my bad” with nervous stare. Benny smiled at me and I said “my father used to show me all your fights as a kid”, I asked if we can take a pic together so I could show my old man and he graciously did a fisted selfie with me. Very humble and nice legendary champion.
His fight with Jackie alone has made him a welcome to any movie and any seminar man!!!
@regular_dude they were gonna fight but it just never happened with the amount of work Jackie was doing .
They went from meals on wheels into dragons forever but Jackie was doing to many projects.
Benny is such a good, humble, and hilarious instructor.
The way Benny moves is like an endless combo of attacks and defensive moves he’s amazing 😊
Benny the Jet is a Legend...for those living on the moon the past couple of decades....give respect where respect is due...Benny yor awesome
@Mark right
Have you seen Dragons Forever....he was great in that one too...
amazing how everything is explaines in detail both offensive and defensive moves on the same set of techniques. He is just great
I always think of that time he extinguished the candles with that spinning kick against Jackie Chan in Wheels On Meals that wasn't a camera trick. The Jet has a spinning hook kick like a tornado.
That was the coolest technique. I remember our martial arts teacher teaching us that with our fists...damn it was tough as hell. Yet, here is Benny easily doing it with a kick alone.
So that's where I watched this guy. Knew I had seen him before, when this strangely enough was in my recommended list.
Always good to experience great teachers, whatever the subject may be.
Love that spinning side kick while he takes off his suit jacket in one motion.
Yoooooo I was thinking this exact thing while watching this lol
It was so subtle to, they didn't even slow mo it or really bring attention to it. Very good scene.
I trained at the "jet center" from 1987 to 1993. I was blessed to be rubbing elbows withh so many great fighters. I learned alot, and sensei Benny and Blinky Rodriguez and Rick O'Kane and Jon Spencer and sensie Lilly RIP) had such a hugh influence on me.
it's pretty damn cool to have legends like benny teaching you. Especially, from experience.
I learned more in 5 min from this video than 5 months in my ol tkwdo school from when i was younger
Great Man
Great Warrior
Great Legend
Don't forget great action star. I just realized he played the crazy assassin in Grosse Pointe Blank. I loved that movie. "It is I... Sydney Feldman." Love that scene so much.
Benny is a true master!
These guys are lucky to have Benny as a teacher. There are so many out there that don't care about it and ae out for the money.
I wish I was his student when I used to live in L.A. 1980s. I wonder when he stated his school? I studied at the IMB Academy in Torrance for 5 years. Love it. Now I'm 75 years old but I saw Benny live in Lake Tahoe. He knocked this Canadian fighter out with a backkick and a left hook in 1 minute of the first round.
finally martial arts that you can rely on, use on the street and not worry if it is going to work, because it is short, sharp, scientific, practical but yet awesome!
His moves really look like those old kung fu movies lol ! Yet they are beyond effective,
Benny has been on this since jump . If you are young or new to the arts, just put his name in any search engine and you will see. This man didn't just talk it. Everything he teaches, he has done, and done it WELL. He was MMA waaaaay before it even had a name. Well, it did i guess, it was just called fighting.
WoW. The Greatest Full Contact Kick-boxer that ever lived in my opinion. Brilliant
Benny the jet and Jackie Chan was one of the greatest fight scenes in martial arts history.
Such a legend. Acted in amazing movies with other legends like Jackie Chan.
Great fighter and great teacher too.
Sensei Urquidez is still the Epitome of crisp precision, Tactical mastery and power, Thank you
I pray this man is still in good health and living a good life
The Jet champion now The Jet Master amazing
Sensei Benny is the bomb and... the TRUTH! :)
True. He explains everything perfectly and doesn't miss a detail. Should call him Benny Methodical Jet Urquidez
The footwork and hand positioning were definitely key. Sensei B knew the nuances.
A real life, authentic, master. I could listen to him teach for hours. His arms, hands, and legs have such a stiff and heavily coordinated movement when he strikes and weaves. Very impressive 💯
As a boxer this gentleman explained everything in perfect manner. Every detail and tiny nuance with precise and handful demonstration. I mean it’s great and simple. Man I wish he would be my boxing coach
U can Anything is Possible make it happen save up your money and go see him and let him train you you can do anything you want this world how long you put your mind into it
Very good teacher
That is maybe the BEST PART about Sensei Benny...
it's ONE thing to be... The Best. THE best...
it's another thing entirely... to be an excellent INSTRUCTOR. A teacher. an inspiration.
Being excellent at both... that's not common. Not common in the least. Two completely different skill sets. Like... IDK... engineering and... painting. :)
I would be so star stuck if I was at his gym. Wow. What a hero.
That was a fantastic breakdown of a rather complex combo. There aren't enough trainers out there who can explain the reason behind every move so poignantly. But hey, can't expect anything less of a legendary champ like Benny, he's one of the all-time greats! :-)
The way he demonstrates and explains, he instantly makes sense and you understand what he says and what he shows. He has this ability to say the same words to a group, but also make it relative to each of their understanding.
That's a very rare talent.
My Sensei told me about this guy...I didn't think what he said was true. Then I watched a lot of his fights on YT and have been mesmerized. I cannot believe how amazing his fights were. A true fighter and a man who actually gives meaning to the word ARTIST in martial arts. Then, to see him still teaching...I would say that he "still got it", but I would be afraid that is insulting as he would probably smash my face before I could think about what I did wrong lol :)
Lots of Benny ass lickers here. He was good in the ring, at kickboxing, but martial arts has matured since then. MMA fighters today would mangle him.
@@superstrangevideo If you want to compare Benny to todays fighters then you should give Benny todays training, that way you are comparing fighter to fighter, and not fighter to available training. If this is the case Ill still take Benny, as there are somethings you cannot train. Toughness, killer instinct, fearlessness.
This is the same argument with Mike Tyson. I would bet anything that if Mike trained in MMA instead of boxing, he would be the MMA goat. Its the fighter, not necessarily the style.
Fantastic power poetry in motion
Legend. Would be a great honor to attend one of his classes. Watching his videos is still just as great
He's a great teacher.
Excellent intruction.
Benny looks so explosive
To be taught by a superb martial artist like Bennymust be such an experience!
This man’s highlights are insane
Benny is the last of the Budo warriors. In his day, those that fought also taught the next generation of fighters. Today, fighters fight for themselves and don't give anything back. They fight for ego.
The Diaz brothers ?
Ur a fucking idiot
2 words Prize fighting
I wouldn't say that is true. But not everyone's a teacher and some of today's fighters can retire with 29... I do not agree with the tone of other comments above.
Austin Oldfield no you're the idiot he's right
Legend
7 years later... What a great instructor. He’s engaging, enthusiastic and easy to understand. You get drawn into it because it makes sense.
omg this guy is a legend ...... old but gold
When Benny teaches u listen!!
Lucky people getting a tutorial from B the J.
I love this guy. Easily one of my all time favorite people and fighters.
Very good teacher!!!!! Much love from london uk 🇬🇧🇺🇸
He's no joke, he messed with Jackie Chan a few times :D
He's the real deal, trust me I know how to fight in tournaments and street, his knowledge is second to none, oh sorry, Super foot Wallace might say this a little differently!!😃
Jerald Cuccurullo I was waiting to see some one dragging super foot Wallace to here !😂
Trust me I know how to fight😂🤣👍
It's lovely when you see somebody teaching martial arts that won't leave you laid out in the streets. Benny is freaking awesome.
This man's principals in combat body mechanics is amazing; no movement is wasted, and transitions are smooth; the delivery is grounded in continuous torque; therein lies the secret to his speed and power. And his teaching style is basic, easy to follow, but undeniably effective.
This supports the following: it's not the system that makes the fighter, nor the fighter that makes the system; it's the person's grasp, and application of principles that makes a formidable fighter. What a great post; thank you.
what ya'll came to see 5:59
Someone should turn that clip into a meme adding music to it ... which song? ... obviously "Bennie & The Jets".
Please before you call kenpo/kempo jitsu ineffective please examine this man's record and some of his fights. This man was a beast in the ring and I have seen him do some amazing things in the ring. His kicks and strikes were awesome to behold. OSS and respect for this living legend
He's an outlier. Until we see many high level kenpo/kempo fighters in kickboxing and MMA, it makes sense to think it's not a reliably useful fighting art.
@@M3Lucky Lots of Benny ass lickers here. He was good in the ring, at kickboxing, but martial arts has matured since then. MMA fighters today would mangle him.
Incredible. That was an amazing lesson with so much technique. Thank you Benny.
He and Jacky have the absolute best fight scenes.
Gracias Benny por toda la informaciòn de este video yo supe de ti por Dave Mustaine guitarrista de Megadeth aunque vivo muy lejos de California ( Ecuador America de Sur ) la distancia no es un impedimento para aprender tècnicas de defensa personal pues en mi medio es muy necesario porque frecuento conciertos y centros nocturnos donde me encuentro a veces con gente violenta que no estoy libre de que me ataquen y mucho màs si soy una mujer . Necesito estar preparada y màs que todo te agradezco inmensamente la informaciòn que difundes e impartes a la gente que necesita màs que todo para equilibrar nuestro ser, descubrirnos a nosotros mismos querernos y llevar un equilibrio espiritual emocional y personal y gracias a Dave de quièn soy muy fan por haberme hecho saber de ti, pues quiero seguir aprendiendo karate primero y luego kick boxing soy una principiante con muchas ganas de aprender porque me va a servir para toda mi vida y estar siempre preparada y para que no me tomen desprevenida.
his eyes can killed a person already.
eye of the tiger 😎
hard to be an amazing fighter and an amazing teacher. he's so dedicated to them... and so patient
Great detail. Instruction. The whole package. Different class
The mfing JET.
he looks like the father from jason in 'no retreat no surrender.
hahaha nice one
@@NarrowMindeed 😅😅👍
Benny is a national treasure, love this man, God bless
Benny The Jet - true legend of kickboxing!
benny the jet is the real deal... I don't believe in all those guys who just do movie
jim carrey: you striked me wrong!!!!!
When the master gets slaughtered by the student following his instructions.
Watched this vid as a brown belt. Then practiced Benny's drills for a week. When sparring with our dojo's 3 degree black belt, he wondered how I got so much better so quickly. A real game changer!
1:00 to 1:12 Ryu: that's how the Shoryoken is executed boy
This comment is underrated 🤣
So refreshing compared to all the Bruce Lee BS I see on youtube. Benny 's actually faced elite fighter and won. Lee never fought anyone.
Bruce Lee was a fantastic philosopher of the Martial arts. I have no doubt Bruce was a master of the craft. However Sensei Benny has the record to prove his prowess, something unfortunately Bruce lacks...
John Keys your wrong Bruce Lee sparred people all the time and was in street fights that his parents and siblings, wife and friends have talked about. Just because one doesn't fight professionally doesn't mean they can't accumulate effective technique and become a great fighter. Also I think you are attributing Bruce Lee to flowery kung fu which he only ever used in movies and had no place in his effective fighting philosophy
Bruce Lee fought not to win in tournaments etc etc etc he trained for real life fights when it's a matter of life & death when he strikes it's not for points but to take out his opponent as fast as possible! His speed is unbeatable nobody could beat him in that way! Everybody who talks about Bruce has no trophies etc etc etc but he was
"THE SENSEI" and was bigger than martial arts! He had so much to share a real legend!
They even said... If you've ever been kicked by his sidekick... It had the impact of a car hitting you!
the one and all you can talk about is the UFC! HAHA
John Keys before you talk about bruce lee you have to get through chuck norris and jackie chan caused their both respect the master before their become famous just like to respect your teacher as a student :) just like how benny is giving respect to his martial arts teacher, caused teacher never compete but still more knowledge in martial arts black belter up to red belter, also with using deadly weapons.
Sensei benny's do is so practical and powerful. It's truly universal. This man taught me the fundamentals of pugilism.
wow man !!!That's a very great teacher !!All these knowledge are come from real fighting experience, Benny the jet is so amazing !!
I wish we had a teacher like that locally where I'm at! Awesome knowledge being shared by a REAL prior professional fighter! Thanks living Legend for the knowledge!
one of the best martial arts videos i have ever seen
We Love Benny.. That was also the name of my first parakeet when I was 5.
So?
A pleasure watching a true professional teach.
Such an amazing fighter Benny The Jet! Much respect 🙌🏽
What a legend. These guys are blessed to have the jet training them.
Excellent instruction...I always liked Benny the jet.
Omg its so good to see Benny again. What a legend, amazing speed, amazing master!!
What speed? He's not even performing at normal speed.
Great instruction from one of the best fighters of all time. I wouldn't expect anything less.
Absolutely fantastic vid! Thanks so much for posting!!!!!!!
There's some great fighters out there who either can't teach and explain things, or just don't want to. Look at the people in the room, he keeps the energy on and holds everyone's attention. If you're starting to teach in any way this clip is gold.
Thank you so much for your wisdom sensei Benny!!!
Benny's the Jet Urquidez, teaches just like a boxer. So, much though goes into everything he does. What an awesome teacher.
With out that, I would suggest everyone to take boxing before any stand up style so to give you a strong Foundation to progress extremely quickly in any stand up style they try to learn after.
That foundation should let you see a move and know 100 times better how to do it than 99.99% of the teachers out there. Boxing teaches quickly. They see all your weakness and go to work to turn them all into strengths as quickly as you can learn.
Such a great teacher! I've admired him since I was a kid and purchased one of his books from Walden's (When that was still around)!
What an honor and privilege it would be to be taught by the Champion of Champions. It doesn't get any better than this!
Beautiful work. Benny is still the man.
One of the best ever and my absolute favortie fighter from that full contact karate era
he is so amazing ... his expertise is outstanding
LEGEND! PERIOD!
a legend. I love watching benny the Jet at work. :)
Over all these years he's still a Jet, a great master