How to Block Punches - 9 Basic Punch Blocks | Effective Martial Arts
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- In this lesson, Patrick Fulop shows you 9 basic ways to block punches, either at long range, or short range. Enjoy!
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This video is very good, explains blocks for all kinds of punches. Just what I was looking for. Thanks a bunch for uploading it! Will incorporate it into my Ju Jutsu practice :)
Thanks for your comment, Nils Ripcke! Glad you like it, and happy to hear you will be practicing those valuable techniques. Many more to come :)
- Patrick
The shield is the most unorthodox way from all there, lol
Thanks for your comment, Mateus Marcuzzo. Indeed, the shield is a pretty common block in most striking arts.
@@EffectiveMartialArts Is it the one used by Ip Man?
Excellent Excellent Excellent.................... Techniques& Nice Explanation
good video, i just did a class, your video is well made, fuck compared to mine is a master piece! good channel bro
Thanks, Sir! Glad you like it, keep up the good work :)
- Patrick
this looks pretty simple
It is, Spoiled pineapple. The key is to practice these enough to be able to apply in a real situation, and also combine with counter strikes to be effective.
Practice well :)
- Patrick
Until it's at school and someone is aggressive
@@EffectiveMartialArts thank you so much for this,
@@christianhernandez9248 no it actually works agreesive or not I've managed to block everything by just throwing my hand out there then strike afterwards
Man even though the comment is
2 years before he still replying to people who need help, the kind of UA-camr I'm finding
Thanks, Makegendary! - Patrick
Told you he still doing it thanks man
This tutorial makes punch blocking simple, efficient and effective. Thank you for posting this.
You're welcome!
My Apologies good sir, i think this will be those "not effective martial arts" channels, but these techniques are great and effective, i see it applied on MMA, i also use all of them in Boxing sparring, i just came here and the video went straight to the point,👍🏼
Can you go into detail a bit more? I'm looking for effective martial arts and I don't want to rely on fake tactics
@@jeremiahball3970 no expert, but i think you should try boxing, not saying it's the best, but when you learn boxing you'll understand more about combat sport.
You know it's a really good lesson when it looks easy. Thank you sensei
My pleasure!
Great technique explanations! I just wonder if deviating a straight punch could cause you to get hit in the neck or in the collar bone. And why do most MMA fighters seem to prefer eating straight punches than blocking/parrying them? because I rarely see them block anything other than probing jabs.
Good question, Wadocan. Indeed, at the highest level, fighters are experts at setting up, feinting, and disguising their attacks, so it is understandable that many do go through, even if the fighter on defense does his best to dodge/block. As for the deviation causing the punch to hit the shoulder, that could happen, but generally your shoulders are a little further away than your chin, so the reach isn't there. Furthermore, a landed strike to the shoulder isn't nearly as debilitating than one to the chin. Hope this helps! - Patrick
They don’t prefer eating straight punches! Firstly, it’s pretty hard to block all punches and kicks especially when you’re tired. Secondly, most of the blocks in this video (long range), but not all, leave openings around the head. A skilled opponent would fake an attack and wait for you to ‘block’ e.g., a hook or high block and then use the opening to land a strike. It’s just my opinion but the only useful blocks here are the close range turtle block head and body. I say this because if you’re far enough away to use a ‘long range block’ you’re better off drilling movement and counter striking. Can’t be struck if you’re not there and the best time to attack is when you’re opponent opens up to attack you! I’m not trying to take anything away from this video. I respect the content and there is always a lesson to be learned.
Sir make a video on how to fight shorter opponent
Duly noted. We already have a lot of videos in the pipeline, might take a while but we'll get to it!
Does this type of block hurt me or broke my muscle due to upcoming punches ?? I have never tried this.
🎯💪🏾🥰
well your voice
Im using these for when I go to public and some crazy dude tries to come at for being an Asian. Fun fact: that happened but i ram before he could come at me
Glad you are safe, Ally, and indeed, avoiding the strikes entirely is always the best option! Got a cool new video coming soon about that! - Patrick
Who can read the comment section before watching a video 😜
This video is very good. This will helps me for tomorrow. I starting my first karate class tomorrow. This video helps me.
Those seem like some really logical blocks. Great video!!
Guys all you need to remember is wax on and wax off
Good Matial Art and real matial art can be use in the resl fight Thank you.
sorry sir let me comment about one of your block against punch- the one you put your arms on your face to blocked the punch. Sir I would like you to test it( as i have experienced it that it really hurts) by punching hard those two arms blockaded in front of your face with either a Karate straight punch of which the fore and middle knuckles should impact the target(this is the correct Karate straight punch); or to punch the blockading arms with a straight cross of which the middle, ring and pinky knuckles will impact the target. This kind of blocking, I am convinced, is good for the boxing ring where the opponents wear gloves which are even bulky that even if you do not close enough your blockading forearms in front of your face the padded fist will not almost penetrate the blocking arms because the gloves are bulky enough to snag on the arms. Thank you.
Thanks for your comment, dosdadio siapa, and you are right, the close-range turtle block is only a last resort, and you do need to keep it pretty tight to prevent a fist from coming through. It is simply better than to get punched in the face, and if done correctly will buy you a few seconds to get out of there before you get knocked out. Hope this helps :)
- Patrick
Face, chin, body, ribs are the target
Good, I have some "friends" that want to "play" with me. They literally fought me because I accidentally "look" at them. They have some martial art skill, I don't know what martial art they use... Karate? Taekwondo? They use lots of defense stance rather than attack position. Luckily, I use my legs to crack their legs and knees. But I can't literally gives any damage when they in that defense stance. Can you teach me *HOW TO MAKE ANY BLOCK BREAK ATTACK?*
They don't use any leg defense stance, so attacking their lowerleg is effective. In this case.. *CAN YOU TEACH ME HOW TO BLOCK SOME HITS WHEN IT COMES TO LOWER ATTACK?* Oh, I also sub to ur channel, it's cool.
(Don't worry, Im not gonna use it for a fight)
this helps for defense thanks
Thanks for the video in 2 weeks I have my first fight. (Karate)
Best of luck!
Great video just what I was looking for awesome
Glad you like it, Alex Jaramillo! Practice well :)
- Patrick
This guy has good vibes ngl
Thanks!
good video , many videos are teaching attack and attack .
this is a good video about defense !!!
Thanks! Check out this updated, more complete video on how to practice
“Striking Defense Solo”
ua-cam.com/video/rL7qoxgEsy0/v-deo.html
Enjoy! 🙏
- Patrick
wow actual useful info
Bro i love you
(No homo)
ooh yeah !! That channel is awesome , its been a while that I was looking for something like this! I watch many of your video and I enjoy every of them
Thanks, Joannie, glad you're enjoying it!
Much more good stuff to come :)
- Patrick
Your video are pretty complete and good detailed.Its nice because I can slowly start to practice the basic that you're showing in those video.
Its nice , i've been training judo for a long time but I haven't learn any kinds of Kicks/block jab/block I'm very glad that you share this with us.
Great technique
great technical video coach 👏
you remind me of Scott Menville
Thanks, Javon :)
Hi, great watching & Which style you practice or follow? Interesting✊
Thanks! I created my own style. Find out all about it here: ua-cam.com/video/laVMOyXaViQ/v-deo.html
Please let me know your thoughts!
- Patrick
But what if a guy who has real power could break your hand blocking it
Good question, S I. Indeed, in some instances, when the size/power difference is too significant, even the best techniques will not work; so strength and conditioning are very important. But for relatively similar opponents, blocking with the forearm is always stronger than a hand, and hands are used only for deviations, not blocking. Hope this helps.
- Patrick
like
nice
I'm learning at home, is there any way to practice these to improve their efficiency?
Thanks for your question, Meaghan Black. Shadow blocking is a good drill, imagining strikes coming at you and blocking in the air, and you can come up with a contraption that would simulate an arm. Sooner or later though, it would be preferable to practice with a partner to get a feel for the real thing. Hope this helps :)
- Patrick
It helps to condition your hands, fingers, and arms to absorb impact.
Which martial art is this ?
Effective Martial Arts. My creation. Basically a belt system for MMA, one curriculum for Striking, Wrestling, and Grappling.
Really useful and clear instructions. Hope you do more like this 👍
Thanks! Here’s another interesting video on how to practice striking defense solo:
ua-cam.com/video/rL7qoxgEsy0/v-deo.html
Much more good stuff to come!
Thanks for the comment 🙏
- Patrick
@@EffectiveMartialArts thanks
Thank you bro
My pleasure Hemant! - Patrick
If we're talking about street effectiveness and reality, everything in this video is useless!
Action will always beat reaction.
Hit first!
The skill is in avoiding it where possible, setting it up where avoidance fails, delivering it effectively and following up decisively.
You make a good point. Indeed these techniques alone will not be enough to keep you safe, and must be combined with distance management, mobility, head movements, and decisive offense. My teaching style has evolved a lot over the years, and I’ve gone from a more technique-based to a principle-based approach. Check out this more recent video on how to practice striking defense solo, and please let me know what you think!
Striking Defense Solo - The 5 Layers
ua-cam.com/video/rL7qoxgEsy0/v-deo.html
Enjoy! 🙏
- Patrick
barehand punches will destroy a shield block or any block that uses forearms to absorb the impact.
Thanks for your comment, omri j, indeed when not using protection, bone conditioning is an important factor to consider. Ultimately, whether striking or blocking, the most solid fighter will have the advantage.
this blocks are descent if you fighting someone arround ur weight if you got 200 pound man swinging at you I doubt he will buckle your arms if you try this blocks
Of course... check this out for "How to Block Poweful Punches":
ua-cam.com/video/ClXohFvhdwo/v-deo.html
Enjoy :)
Very nice techniques. Nothing flashy but you can tell it would be effective
The best techniques are the most simple!
This is not effect self defence, that's not how you throw hooks and none of those blocks are ever gonna work. It's people like you that give Martial arts a bad name.....
Thanks for your comment, ynghuch. We take this feedback into consideration to improve the quality of our instruction. No technique is 100%, and this is a beginner tutorial for students to understand the basic moves, and we add speed, power and versatility to the punches progressively as students get more comfortable. Thanks for watching, and we do have much more content for higher levels planned for the future. - Patrick
I keep being told that I have very high defense from different people and these blocks are similar to what I practice. I Subscribed. 0w0
I have a question. Is it enough to just go on the defensive? I find that my strikes don't do much damage but I have a very high defense and I happen to live in Japan which has strict self-defense laws. Your thoughts?
Hi Naori, thanks for watching and for your comment! In answer to your question, yes and no. In some instances for self-defense you can just block and then escape the situation, or possibly just escape altogether before making contact. But if you are engaged in a fight and cannot escape, with an opponent that knows what he is doing, you do need some sort of offense; this can be any type of striking, or possibly wrestling techniques that will lead to control positions and submissions on the ground. Hope this helps :)
- Patrick
Effective Martial Arts It did help. I learned about reasonable force from a former policeman and he says attacking or countering is excessive force. Maybe it's why my country is one of the most peaceful in the world. I do like kicks though.
Of course, in the case of law enforcement you would be better off going for some kind of control position on the ground such as side control or back control, with optional submission holds. More content on ground work in the future! Practice well :)
- Patrick
Effective Martial Arts Thank you, you're the best. Even if it's excessive, my natural instinct would be to kick. I blame my time spent in Tang soo do and MMA for that. XD
I'd like to talk more if possible. 0u0
Watch this video on blocking and attacking: ua-cam.com/video/G_Be9oXOzqU/v-deo.html
I don't know Japan laws, that's something of course you want to consider.
Anyway, 99% of self defense is prevention and awareness. A video you'll probably like on that: ua-cam.com/video/6oRVpyD0esQ/v-deo.html
If it's not self defense, but a sparring, then watch the first video. It will help.
Have a nice day! : )
This is great advice
Thanks!
I wanna protect my nose
Worst case punch back twice lol
The hook block could work on haymakers
AMAZING 😉😉😉👍👍👍
Thanks, JULIE LI!
I liked that elbow block
Thanks!
I am curious in knowing where is highblocking used and what are the body shots for which elbow deviations are used
It’s all in the video... Check out this more recent one with more powerful demonstations:
ua-cam.com/video/DmmIMtsBeQc/v-deo.html
Tell us what you think!
- Patrick
What about body than head than kick
How to block uppercut punch
Nice video. But I still corrious if the oponent punc or kick or groin, how to block or dodge it sir ?
The best option is to move away with footwork, but you can also deviate with your lead leg, pushing the strike aside so it doesn't reach your groin. Hope this helps.
This video is excellent!
Thanks, Chris! - Patrick
its cool
RaYner
Excellent 👍
Siete fra i migliori insegnanti in internet. Bravissimi. Se create materiale per comprare in download, sono interessato.
Grazie mille, Haris Uno. Pubblicherà altri video in futuro, e ti farà sapere quando il materiale pagato sarà disponibile! - Patrick
best use
sir h0ow do you call your martial arts
Thanks for your question, simpleng tao. We call our style/art Effective Martial Arts. It is a based mainly on techniques inspired from boxing, muay thai, wrestling, judo, BJJ, krav maga and kung fu. Much more good tutorials to come, we're just getting started!
- Patrick
Effective Martial Arts i know someday this kind of art is become famous because you only teach effective technique unlike the other martial arts they teach unrealistic and not effective wasting my money and time
You got it, simpleng tao, that's the idea, to provide you with valuable information in a structured format, for you to reach your full martial arts potential. Practice well :)
- Patrick
Was it karate?
sir which martial art u practice.
EMA is a unique curriculum composed of techniques inspired from Boxing, Muay Thai, Wrestling, Judo and BJJ, with some influence from Kung Fu and Krav Maga. Hope this helps. - Patrick
Please make video on advance punches block
Thanks for the suggestion, Aditya. We did two defense videos recently, please check them out:
How to Block Powerful Punches: ua-cam.com/video/ClXohFvhdwo/v-deo.html
The 4 Layers of Striking Defense: ua-cam.com/video/DmmIMtsBeQc/v-deo.html
Hope this helps! - Patrick
My elbow is hitting my hips when i body shot block, is this normal?
Yes, very normal. It's actually a good point of reference to make sure you are fully covered and protecting your ribs. Hope this helps.
- Patrick
Effective Martial Arts Thank you :)
What kind of martial arts that is ?
Hey Overdreamx, this style is my creation, basically one curriculum for all ranges of fighting. It is inspired mostly from boxing, muay thai, judo, wrestling, BJJ, some kung fu, wing chun and krav maga. Pretty much the same philosophy as Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do. Hope this helps. -Patrick
1:57 shied block don't always work
Nothing always works. But indeed, I don’t find myself using the shield that much in sparring personally... Check out my more recent “Striking Defense Solo Drills” video, much more complete and principle-based: ua-cam.com/video/rL7qoxgEsy0/v-deo.html
Enjoy, and let me know what you think!
Thanks for the comment 🙏
- Patrick
I mean, shied never work ;-;
well
Thanks!
very nice inspration
Thanks, road block367!
I. Love your channel man
Thanks, Charlie Cheese! Glad you like it :)
- Patrick
LOOK! SHE GOT BLACK BELT OHMAIGOSH
She is good, but uses her skill to help people 😊 - Patrick
When you demonstrate the “tap” block, the punches aren’t aimed at your face. Even without blocking, they stop several inches short. That doesn’t seem a helpful way to demonstrate, let alone practice blocks. Am I missing something?
Indeed, this is a first step, we will expand with more training tips and next level practice drills in the future. Thanks for your honest feedback. -Patrick
Being honest, in street fight you cant really block the punches as they are raining
Good point, Mohammad. Indeed you never want to stay there and block punches. You do, however, need to be able to block or avoid at least one or two before you counter or get out of there. Sometimes isolating your defense as a drill is a valuable tool to improve your skills in that area. Hope this helps. - Patrick
Thanks Patrick for replying, you cleared the point... Something is better than nothing....and most important thing is the practice...the more hard work we put in, the more outcome we get.....
Im gonna go sign up for karate nvm
Check this one out, more comprehensive approach to striking defense!
ua-cam.com/video/rL7qoxgEsy0/v-deo.html
Enjoy, and practice well 👊
- Patrick
nice. i didn't really get the shield block though to be honest. seems very specific/narrow protection. and if someone's punch was a inch away?
Good question, the shield block can also be used to deviate a punch up or down. As for close-range punches, it’s best to rely on the variations of the turtle block, and/or employ clinching techniques to manage distance and control the opponent. Will keep this question in mind for our upcoming striking defense video. Thanks for your comment! - Patrick
Using your forearms to absorb the impact of a bare knuckle seems very ineffective to me 🤷♂️ even if you did manage to block that way it would be pretty painful no?
Good question, Reegan, and thanks for the comment. Indeed, it's always best not to get hit in the first place, but in lieu of getting punched in the face, the forearm is usually a good trade-off. We're planning on doing a new striking defense video pretty soon emphasizing more big-picture concepts and strategies to defend in the striking range. Please stay tuned! - Patrick
Iz that the cobra kai dojo
Yes.
The punches seem like it was never meant to land, as though the puncher was not supposed to land punches, which makes it look a little fake..... Still a good introduction!
Indeed, Lau De Xing. This is just a basic introduction to learn the movements. It important for beginners to start slowly, to execute the techniques correctly, and then gradually increase the speed, strength and unpredictability of the punches to eventually attain real life effectiveness.
Thanks for your comment, hope this helps.
- Patrick
I GO to kung-fu west Island !!!My name is Claire!!!
Hey Claire! Thanks for your comment, and we're super happy to have you as a student :) - Patrick
Not scientific
Thanks for your comment, Manoj. Indeed, this demonstration lacks a bit of power and speed. Did another one you might like here: ua-cam.com/video/ClXohFvhdwo/v-deo.html
Hope this helps! - Patrick
haha why you applied this technical in boxing 😄😄😁
Thanks for the feedback, Shakthi. Here is another video with more powerful punches: ua-cam.com/video/ClXohFvhdwo/v-deo.html. Hope this helps. - Patrick
well made!
Thanks!
Sir Thank you for sharing this video with us. I do have a question, if your hands are that close to your own face like on 0:30 how do you stop someone from hiting your hand(s) and making you strike your own self?
Thank you for your comment and pertinent question, 1banryukyu. The idea is to have your hands already in contact with your cheekbones or head, so that they do not hit you upon impact, but rather absorb part of the blow. That being said, close range punch blocks are not pleasant, and should only be used as a last resort when backed up against a wall or getting hit with too many punches. This will allow you to stay on your feet long enough to counter or get out to safety. Hope this helps.
- Patrick
Effective Martial Arts
Mr. Patrick
Thank you for your reply.
how to counter or block if a tank is coming, so strong and hard .If I was ,I would give way to it
Thanks for the comment, the khang nguyen phan. Indeed, it is sometimes better to get out of the way when facing a bigger, stronger opponent, you can do so by using head movements, check out our latest video: ua-cam.com/video/V25sitiCGzE/v-deo.html. Blocking punches is an essential skill to have as well though, and another valid strategy in many circumstances. Hope this helps.
- Patrick
Great explanation :)
I havent gotten in to fights like these but i would use these for self defense if i would come over one
Indeed. It's important to practice first so you can develop your timing.
My friend mia loves to fight- she does football and stuff so she usually goes for tackles and punches and sometimes kicks. i'm pretty good at blocking but we kind of fight for fun dunno why it's just fun lol
I agree, Ava! For me practicing martial arts is the most fun, engaging, challenging and rewarding game there is!
- Patrick
Who cares
NO OFFENSE
Can you help me in learning Kung fu moves
You've taken an important step, Vande, keep watching videos, and if possible, look for a good school in your area. Hope this helps. - Patrick
Looks So weird 😂😂😂
Point taken.
On the hook block, i like to keep my arm so the Ulna is facing the opponent. So when they throw a hook to the head, i try to block it so the Ulna is striking Radius of the opponents arm. It's like checking kicks with your shin, but with your arms.
You got it, TheAtheismist, the Ulna is generally more solid than the Radius, so blocking this way can potentially damage your opponent's arm. Please check out our blocks and counters videos for ideas on how to follow-up :)
- Patrick
+Effective Martial Arts There`s a vid in the side column saying Bruce Lee was too fast to block which I disagree with! But which combat sportsmen have you watched where it would be most difficult to apply your moves?
Hey Mark Ant, thanks for your question. I agree with you, Bruce Lee was fast, but certainly not unbeatable. That being said, blocking punches involves these basic techniques, coupled with head movements, footwork for mobility, and most importantly offensive techniques such as counter punches, kicks, clinching or takedowns. But the attacker will also be following up his punches with more punches, different attacks, or a tactical retreat; to say nothing of feints. So ultimately it is a combination of timing, precision, power and strategy that will win the fight. IMO as far as striking goes, you don't get much better than Anderson Silva, or Connor McGregor.
Hope this helps :)
- Patrick
+Effective Martial Arts I saw a great film study on Conner`s rear hand straight KO punch, it`s almost the same as the great heavyweight boxing champ Joe Louis`s straight right, Louis was a brilliant combination puncher to defend against fast multi punches how difficult would it be to go through your different moves to plug the holes so to speak? Former light middle champ Winky Wright had really long arms so that when he went into the turtle defense he could cover his body with his elbows at the same time!
This will never work, even in an imaginary world
I understand how you might think so, as these techniques are demonstrated slowly and with no power. Please check out a more recent video we did on the turtle block: ua-cam.com/video/ClXohFvhdwo/v-deo.html
Hope this helps. - Patrick
Oh nooo! Never watch the attacking arm (he did). He gave her a sign with the eyes and head to start the attack, FAKE, this will never work!
Thanks for your comment, Cosmo Silver. Indeed this was just a demonstration of the techniques with a cooperative opponent. Please check out one of our latest videos for a more realistic application: ua-cam.com/video/ClXohFvhdwo/v-deo.html. Hope this helps. - Patrick