Of all the techniques in this vid, the stop kick might be the most effective. Connor McGregor has relied on that kick in most of his professional fights. That kick creates distance and also wears down the opponent's legs. A well-placed stop kick to the knee can do serious damage.
Thank you for your precious information, that my main tactic to destroy limb before attacking the head and body. Can you also do a fast backing movement or balance your upper body back when cashing your opponent legs? Able to hit his under upper leg with a reverse back knuckle?
Always liked the way 'trad' (oh the irony) JKD looks - the old Vunak and Dan Inosanto/Young/Breen stuffs. But it's kind of been totally been left in the shadows by MMA hasn't it? Or perhaps there is still some useful weapons or SD stuff in there? I'd like to believe that, but not so sure.
The greatest destruction is what Weidmann did to Silva's leg. Weidmann was literally taught the destruction technique by his striking coach who has JKD background.
Jovan Leon it seemed like a freak accident. Are there any other instances of fighters consistently breaking legs with this method? Did Weidman break other people's legs with this method?
@@MartialVillager Not an accident. Weidman said that his coach also broke someone's leg like that in a sparing. Although Chris might not intended to literally break Silva's leg like that but he knew that it could happen because it has happened before. The purpose of the destruction technique is to literally destroy the opponent's attacking limb.
This stuff doesn't work unless the opponent has zero respect for you, stands in front of you, knows little and is completely immobile. Getting this close to an opponent on the street could be a disaster and this stuff doesn't work well or at all with large opponents where getting grabbed or held down is the last thing that you want...
Like many Silat/Kali techniques they work off committed attacks,as if someone was attacking with a weapon (no one pokes with a knife then attempts a big slice). If the jab was quick,he would work off a committed cross and be ready for a follow up lead hook,he has great martial art knowledge and experience:)
As a very well respected Law Enforcement instructor once said, “ Show me ONE fighter, regardless of style, western Boxing, Kick Boxing, MMA, May Thai, Full contact Karate, etc, WORLDWIDE, who fights for a living, for money, that fights this way? Let me save you some time. Answer: THERE ARE NONE. You can make the argument that these are sports and attempt to find comfort in that, but the reality is they are all professional combat contests where the objective is to knock the other dude out. And that having been said, no one that makes a living fighting, fights this way. It just won’t work in reality. The main reasons for this are twofold. One, the man conducting the demonstration knows exactly what the attacker is going to do before he does it. The attacker is very straightforward, is not fighting at full speed, and is not faking in anyway. I have kickboxed and engaged in full contact karate for years and been involved Law Enforcement and the martial arts for over 40 years. The easiest opponent to defeat is one who relies almost exclusively on blocking and trapping as his primary defense. Such an opponent is very susceptible to a fake and will move his hand or arm or attempt to trap in the direction of the fake, leaving them completely exposed to the real attack without any time to react due to the close quarters distance. Second, when fighting an extremely powerful man even if you guessed right and block, in order for a hard block to be effective you have to set yourself which means you’re standing right there in front of your opponent and you’ve done nothing to move your head out of the line of fire. If you opponent is a big bruiser of the guy and he throws a committed haymaker he may crash right through your block and take your head off anyway. This stuff makes for great demonstrations looks cool sounds good, but the reality is if you try this stuff in the street you’re going to get the shit kicked out of you. If you want to learn how to fight seek out the advice of either a professional fighter, a former professional fighter, or someone who has trained or still trains professional fighters.
or you could do some back ground research on rick young.met him on a seminar about 10 years ago..the dudes hard as coffin nails and would ruin a hell of alot of peoples day using this stuff.
Really? ever see a professional fighter try and catch a May Thai kick straight on with his forearms like this guy demonstrated? Never , not unless he wanted a broken arm or two. In fact, just as i said before you will NEVER see ANY pro using this stuff. If it was so effective it would have found it's way into the professional fight seen in one form or another. @@piedpiper9286
The destruction techniques are Filipino panantukan techniques that inosanto introduced into jkd to a certain degree. I'm sure wing Chun have some that wasn't demonstrated to the public. But looking at wing chun, to me I feel that panantukan is what wing Chun had evolved to. But we'll never know since ip man never found a successor after Bruce Lee passed.
Great!! It would be greater if like @00:11 he did it on a fully padded person. Just blasted him, Then we could see how effective it actually is, we'd get a much better idea
Dan Inosanto couldn't do anything Bruce could do. That is why Bruce's art was destroy by Inosanto and his followers with more emphasis on kali as he couldn't do JKD. Shame. Good job we still have Tommy Carruthers keeping it real and simple
Lmao it’s 2019 and I’m assuming you have no idea who rick young is? He has a black belt in TKD&judo,he has both boxing&kickboxing experience,he practises BJJ regularly and he is the first (or one of) of the first people to be allowed to teach JKD In the U.K..
@@ppowell1419 I've been fixing computers for 15 years. I've been training Jiu-jitsu for 19 and Muay Thai for 25. I also run my own martial arts studio. So I am sticking to what I know, thanks..
@@ppowell1419 I have no idea who he is but if he is still practicing and teaching this so called JKD (its not actually) its fucking useless. Seriously, the whole trapping and limb destruction bullshit is right up there with Aikido and chi balls. If he actually does boxing and BJJ he would know this. Then again maybe he wouldn't. I mean look at paul vunak, he still practices this useless shit as well. So IDK. Old habits die hard I guess.
More videos from rick young please...his a legend...great knowledge that needs to be shared!!!
Rick Young has his own channel: RyaEdinburgh
daniel280456 thanks...i have his channel already but he doesn’t post new content on a regular basis hence would like them to feature him more often.
Excellent thanks Sifu 🙏
Of all the techniques in this vid, the stop kick might be the most effective. Connor McGregor has relied on that kick in most of his professional fights. That kick creates distance and also wears down the opponent's legs. A well-placed stop kick to the knee can do serious damage.
Sifu Rick Young is so good.. I wish he had a school in US.. I would train there for sure.
Great stuff Rick 🤜🤛 learning your methods from a friend of your!!!.
Thanks the vid's are great..💯✌️👍
Thank you for your precious information, that my main tactic to destroy limb before attacking the head and body. Can you also do a fast backing movement or balance your upper body back when cashing your opponent legs? Able to hit his under upper leg with a reverse back knuckle?
Great technique for advanced strikers.
Always liked the way 'trad' (oh the irony) JKD looks - the old Vunak and Dan Inosanto/Young/Breen stuffs. But it's kind of been totally been left in the shadows by MMA hasn't it? Or perhaps there is still some useful weapons or SD stuff in there? I'd like to believe that, but not so sure.
The greatest destruction is what Weidmann did to Silva's leg. Weidmann was literally taught the destruction technique by his striking coach who has JKD background.
Yes indeed, Ray Longo has Kali background and said in an interview he taught it to Chris.
@@ChineseAndFilipinoMartialArts Not Kali background, JKD. And Kali is one of the arts incorporated in his JKD
Jovan Leon it seemed like a freak accident. Are there any other instances of fighters consistently breaking legs with this method? Did Weidman break other people's legs with this method?
@@MartialVillager Not an accident. Weidman said that his coach also broke someone's leg like that in a sparing. Although Chris might not intended to literally break Silva's leg like that but he knew that it could happen because it has happened before. The purpose of the destruction technique is to literally destroy the opponent's attacking limb.
@@MartialVillager The way he checked was a limb destruction. Longo said it himself. Obviously the break was the break but the intent was there.
Gonna Subscribe but would like to see more limb destruction techniques! 👍🏾
Excellent techniques
Enjoyed the demo thank's guy"s
Top!!
Looking good, Rick!
Nice
More slapping.
That's what Mick Tully's mom said
🤣🤣🤣
Very good
This stuff doesn't work unless the opponent has zero respect for you, stands in front of you, knows little and is completely immobile. Getting this close to an opponent on the street could be a disaster and this stuff doesn't work well or at all with large opponents where getting grabbed or held down is the last thing that you want...
And what if the opponent doesn't leave his arm sticking out in mid-air?
Like many Silat/Kali techniques they work off committed attacks,as if someone was attacking with a weapon (no one pokes with a knife then attempts a big slice). If the jab was quick,he would work off a committed cross and be ready for a follow up lead hook,he has great martial art knowledge and experience:)
Are 15 year olds aloud to learn jeet kune do
I started at 13 ... but the guy took me under his wing & would teach me in my backyard. He was certified by Rick manente.
As a very well respected Law Enforcement instructor once said, “ Show me ONE fighter, regardless of style, western Boxing, Kick Boxing, MMA, May Thai, Full contact Karate, etc, WORLDWIDE, who fights for a living, for money, that fights this way? Let me save you some time. Answer: THERE ARE NONE. You can make the argument that these are sports and attempt to find comfort in that, but the reality is they are all professional combat contests where the objective is to knock the other dude out. And that having been said, no one that makes a living fighting, fights this way. It just won’t work in reality. The main reasons for this are twofold. One, the man conducting the demonstration knows exactly what the attacker is going to do before he does it. The attacker is very straightforward, is not fighting at full speed, and is not faking in anyway. I have kickboxed and engaged in full contact karate for years and been involved Law Enforcement and the martial arts for over 40 years. The easiest opponent to defeat is one who relies almost exclusively on blocking and trapping as his primary defense. Such an opponent is very susceptible to a fake and will move his hand or arm or attempt to trap in the direction of the fake, leaving them completely exposed to the real attack without any time to react due to the close quarters distance. Second, when fighting an extremely powerful man even if you guessed right and block, in order for a hard block to be effective you have to set yourself which means you’re standing right there in front of your opponent and you’ve done nothing to move your head out of the line of fire. If you opponent is a big bruiser of the guy and he throws a committed haymaker he may crash right through your block and take your head off anyway. This stuff makes for great demonstrations looks cool sounds good, but the reality is if you try this stuff in the street you’re going to get the shit kicked out of you. If you want to learn how to fight seek out the advice of either a professional fighter, a former professional fighter, or someone who has trained or still trains professional fighters.
You're totally correct.
One or two of these things can work,like a stop-kick to disrupt the timing,but a proper kick can break your arm or leg.
or you could do some back ground research on rick young.met him on a seminar about 10 years ago..the dudes hard as coffin nails and would ruin a hell of alot of peoples day using this stuff.
Totally ageee
@@piedpiper9286 hard as coffin nails against old fat guys.
Really? ever see a professional fighter try and catch a May Thai kick straight on with his forearms like this guy demonstrated? Never , not unless he wanted a broken arm or two. In fact, just as i said before you will NEVER see ANY pro using this stuff. If it was so effective it would have found it's way into the professional fight seen in one form or another. @@piedpiper9286
The destruction techniques are Filipino panantukan techniques that inosanto introduced into jkd to a certain degree. I'm sure wing Chun have some that wasn't demonstrated to the public. But looking at wing chun, to me I feel that panantukan is what wing Chun had evolved to. But we'll never know since ip man never found a successor after Bruce Lee passed.
Ever hear of ip chun or ip ching.....SMH
And then what does that mean....smh. explain your point
Kali arnis is much better and dose pares tersia kali or eskrema
Kali is a term that was recently created 70s-80s. All escrimadors of old never even heard the term. But it grew somehow and is now recognized.
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Yeah you right bro
Great!!
It would be greater if like @00:11 he did it on a fully padded person. Just blasted him, Then we could see how effective it actually is, we'd get a much better idea
Not all kickers are the same.Dan Inosanto wasn't able to kick like Bruce Lee
Dan Inosanto couldn't do anything Bruce could do. That is why Bruce's art was destroy by Inosanto and his followers with more emphasis on kali as he couldn't do JKD. Shame. Good job we still have Tommy Carruthers keeping it real and simple
Dude, stop touching your nose...
Good dril but stop touch your nose so many times, i count 20 ...😂
hahaha, wanted to write the same, the big dude has a bruce lee complex lol :D
@@TheShavedleggs ....Bruce lee complex..😂
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It’s my Rafa Nadal tribute act...seriously though, I’d been suffering with my septum
He thinks he's Bruce Lee. He ate Bruce Lee.
Bilbo Baggins nice one.. how’s your mom?
Karate is much more real n better than this kind of art. In real fight u won't even get time to think n execute tricks. Go for Karate. N Judo
Try to search FMA kali arnis dose pares tersia kali your karate are not effective
Muay thai is better
Seriously? Its 2019 and people are still practicing wing Chun traping and "limb destruction"? LMAO.
Go figure. The person who practice a stolen martial art.
Lmao it’s 2019 and I’m assuming you have no idea who rick young is? He has a black belt in TKD&judo,he has both boxing&kickboxing experience,he practises BJJ regularly and he is the first (or one of) of the first people to be allowed to teach JKD In the U.K..
dragonballjiujitsu and I just looked at your YT channel,you seem to know more about computers than martial artists. Maybe stick to what you know mate.
@@ppowell1419 I've been fixing computers for 15 years. I've been training Jiu-jitsu for 19 and Muay Thai for 25. I also run my own martial arts studio. So I am sticking to what I know, thanks..
@@ppowell1419 I have no idea who he is but if he is still practicing and teaching this so called JKD (its not actually) its fucking useless. Seriously, the whole trapping and limb destruction bullshit is right up there with Aikido and chi balls. If he actually does boxing and BJJ he would know this. Then again maybe he wouldn't. I mean look at paul vunak, he still practices this useless shit as well. So IDK. Old habits die hard I guess.