3 Taekwondo Kicks for Self Defense: Ginger Ninja Trickster

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  • Your legs are you longest & strongest limbs, so make sure you use them! Here are 3 Taekwondo kicks for a self defense situation, taught by Ginger Ninja Trickster (Aaron Gassor)
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 745

  • @sub-zero1854
    @sub-zero1854 7 років тому +400

    That kick in the beginning was sick

    • @Nick-ys1uf
      @Nick-ys1uf 5 років тому +8

      It's a snap kick, it's a simple self defense kick that had no use in sparring matches

    • @tkdguy5494
      @tkdguy5494 5 років тому +12

      @@Nick-ys1uf The reason it's not used in sparring fights is because it's generally a kick used to hit below the waist, like the family jewels or in the case of this video, the quad. And kicks below the waste are illegal in TKD style sparring, therefore, it's most common targets aren't available. And while it's possible to kick to the face with it, the kick doesn't have very much range, and doesn't flow well with other kicks, so it's not very practical in that setting. For self-defense purposes though, it's very practical.

    • @willcardenas1579
      @willcardenas1579 4 роки тому

      @@tkdguy5494 cant train nut shots or eyegouging in a sparring match thats why they're useless only use things you've practiced ofc not saying they cant cause if you know how to jab you can eye poke or snap kick you can do them

    • @okelhor4624
      @okelhor4624 4 роки тому

      Pretty sure it was healthy

  • @Seek.Failure
    @Seek.Failure 7 років тому +2247

    I've been training for mma for about 2 years now, and the other day i seen a guy about 5 feet tall getting jumped by 3 huge guys. so i knew what i had to do....... he didint stand a chance against the 4 of us.

  • @Skiltiesgameplay
    @Skiltiesgameplay 7 років тому +1510

    They look like brothers LOL!

    • @rednasxela6031
      @rednasxela6031 7 років тому +28

      lol bro, I was thinking fo commenting the same thing until I saw yours xD}
      Cheers mate.

    • @NothingMeek
      @NothingMeek 7 років тому +4

      Mantas Nostys I was thinking the same bro!

    • @NothingMeek
      @NothingMeek 7 років тому +9

      Nathan Wise and I was gonna say what you said until I saw what you said! Ha ha haa

    • @paulbadman8509
      @paulbadman8509 7 років тому +16

      Mantas Nostys are you implying that all white people look the same? That's so incredibly racist.
      Jk.

    • @Skiltiesgameplay
      @Skiltiesgameplay 7 років тому +13

      Nikita Karelins if they were asian then that would be the case jk

  • @sheepwhisperer8527
    @sheepwhisperer8527 7 років тому +500

    Great stuff. Fancy kicks in the street are high risk moves.
    These basic kicks are effective, and they lower that risk.

    • @eben3357
      @eben3357 7 років тому +35

      That is correct. He used the basic kicks to legs and body while the more advanced kicks are probably for tournament not self-defence.

    • @Epicvampire800
      @Epicvampire800 5 років тому +31

      Nah trust me if you throw out a tornado kick in a street fight nobody wants to fuck with you, even if it doesnt land or you didnt intend for it to land. Most people have no idea how to fight so intimidation is very effective, and if they still have beef after you show off some moves they're usually more careful and reserved which you can take advantage of with some kicks since they'll be at the perfect distamce for them.

    • @fredrickbutts2392
      @fredrickbutts2392 5 років тому +6

      @@Epicvampire800 Most people. If it's a fight I'm not betting my life on that.

    • @MP-db9sw
      @MP-db9sw 5 років тому +26

      How would any of you know? The best techniques for a fight are the techniques youre best at doing. If your’re really good at kicking people in the face then do it. If youre not, dont.

    • @connercann9127
      @connercann9127 5 років тому +3

      Timing and range

  • @slx5312
    @slx5312 7 років тому +700

    1:09 shane was not ready lol

  • @tbfkru
    @tbfkru 7 років тому +280

    that guy is great. you can see the power and experience he has in fighting. would love to see a sparring between Shane and him

    • @BeyondThaDeepWoods
      @BeyondThaDeepWoods 7 років тому +9

      tbfkru Shane would batter him let's be honest

    • @ryhande1656
      @ryhande1656 7 років тому +18

      theyre practically twins id pay for that on ppv

    • @KING-hl2rp
      @KING-hl2rp 7 років тому +4

      Greasy Hobo u sleep

    • @FloydFilmz
      @FloydFilmz 6 років тому +8

      he'd wreck shane I think. no disrespect. Alot of power weight on shane

    • @farisarrazi1200
      @farisarrazi1200 6 років тому +3

      He's the ginger ninja trickster a young today master I'd say he have more chance to win

  • @eastcoasttaekwondo3099
    @eastcoasttaekwondo3099 7 років тому +253

    Great video. TKD gets a bad rap a lot of times due to Olympic style sparring which is very sport oriented, but tradition TKD is very effective for self defense

    • @TaehunSeong.
      @TaehunSeong. 7 років тому +13

      agreed

    • @enclavegains8345
      @enclavegains8345 6 років тому +4

      Agreed taekwondo is amazing though

    • @JoeyCentral
      @JoeyCentral 5 років тому +7

      Isnt the traditional TKD style just a korean version of karate?

    • @derekflores3089
      @derekflores3089 5 років тому +6

      @@JoeyCentral I guess so. Korean martial arts was heavily influenced by karate, Japanese occupation and everything.

    • @Boasill
      @Boasill 5 років тому +8

      @@JoeyCentral If I remember correctly, Taekwondo is a mix of Shotokan Karate, some Kung fu styles and traditional Korean Taekkyon

  • @Godzillarex
    @Godzillarex 5 років тому +78

    Excellent tips and really clean execution, wow. Awesome job!

    • @armageddonmma8907
      @armageddonmma8907 4 роки тому +3

      Hi Godzillarex, I'm a big fan of your videos

    • @sergimp24
      @sergimp24 4 роки тому

      Im here after video about batman fighting techniques

  • @El24Threat
    @El24Threat 7 років тому +21

    damn that first kick caught Shane completely off guard! he was like oh shit lol

  • @PeteZa92
    @PeteZa92 7 років тому +288

    Taekwondo as quoted by GNT himself
    "Oh my god, this kick actually worked"
    I'm just kidding lol I practice tkd as well gotta have some fun haha

    • @GingerNinjaTrickster
      @GingerNinjaTrickster 7 років тому +70

      Peterson Hang 😂 Tried and tested in a proper situation, hence it actually worked. In all honestly I wasn't surprised it worked, what I was surprised was how effectively it worked. He flew 😂

  • @nightmonkey2779
    @nightmonkey2779 7 років тому +147

    I wouldn't recommend using kicks unless you're proficient with them, and even at that throw them with bad intentions. Throwing half assed kicks is a bad idea, you want to make sure the opponent is neutralized by the kick even if they block it.

    • @GingerNinjaTrickster
      @GingerNinjaTrickster 7 років тому +74

      gsoto3i44 I totally agree. A lot of people neglect training their kicks and it's why they would struggle to pull them off.

    • @kinggyppo
      @kinggyppo 7 років тому +10

      good for keeping an opponent at bay, also this confuses "street fighter's" many will back off if they think you know something and I would say you do!!

    • @Mharriscreations
      @Mharriscreations 7 років тому +2

      I generally agree, but there are a lot of great little foot tricks like a short check kick that can screw up rhythm and set up a great combo with the hands. I wouldn't recommend any difficult kicks, but a simple check kick to the leg can work wonders.

    • @bobbybush6821
      @bobbybush6821 7 років тому +3

      I wouldn't use a high kick unless I see that my opponent is dazed and slow then I'll light him up and out

    • @bobbybush6821
      @bobbybush6821 7 років тому +1

      Most people's conditioning is shit so just timing and imposing yourself on them really and it shouldn't be something you think about you should just have your arsenal memorized like a song you sing to and know all the words you don't even have to question weather or not you know it

  • @abovetheclouds714
    @abovetheclouds714 5 років тому +151

    1:08
    "Here's just a quick little blast"
    Proceeds to kick my boys leg clean out from under him.

    • @ABRAXAS829
      @ABRAXAS829 5 років тому +9

      only reason shane was still standing is because of his training and it was just a little blast, not a knee crunching kick.

    • @kudojay1840
      @kudojay1840 4 роки тому +3

      ABRAXAS829 i would have fell on my face

    • @ABRAXAS829
      @ABRAXAS829 4 роки тому

      @@kudojay1840 yep, 99.99% chance. 00.01 chance they miss.

    • @morganvi598
      @morganvi598 4 роки тому

      John Shaft thank GAWD he grabbed that fuckin kick pad 😂

    • @keaponlaffin6737
      @keaponlaffin6737 4 роки тому +1

      ive seen guys like gnt all my life, sorry but guys like that are dangerous idiots. he did the kick three times, but never clearly showed exactly the movement slowed down. was a bit too busy being very impressed with himself.

  • @deathwingelitegantz5264
    @deathwingelitegantz5264 7 років тому +56

    Damn...anyone notice how fast ginger boi can kick & what his reaction time is, someone has been training their nervous system.... Gj

    • @Thes564
      @Thes564 5 років тому +1

      he is not that fast as ive seen much faster,better kicks from others than him.If anything he is the average black belt.

    • @ozkan576
      @ozkan576 4 роки тому +7

      @@Thes564 The average black belt is still very fast compared to the average dude

  • @zhugeliang007
    @zhugeliang007 5 років тому +11

    From all the kicks that GNT shown, the most difficult even for a long time TKD practitionrt is definitely the side kick. It takes a lot of training, conditioning. The hardest part of this technique is how to make it go straight in horizontal line to the target and get our footsword to properly landed properly. It's really a tough technique to master, but once you can get it into perfection, this will be a valuable weapon. It's a powerful lineal kick that comes out from side body position toward the opponent, which is the reason why this kick is called 'side kick'.

  • @joshuamirabal822
    @joshuamirabal822 5 років тому +13

    Used a sidekick in an altercation once. Immediate gratification and the fight ended there. I can’t throw a sidekick that good anymore but these videos help retrain me.

  • @eilleen6036
    @eilleen6036 7 років тому +6

    I love the front snap kick. It's really fast and can be executed well from a neutral stance.

  • @tajthegreatone9326
    @tajthegreatone9326 7 років тому +60

    My boyfriend was playing and just tried to rush me. I used that first kick. It stunned him and backed him up. I followed up with a flurry of punches. He laughed but took his ass somewhere and sat down. Thx Fight Tips!

  • @georgekondylis6723
    @georgekondylis6723 4 роки тому +3

    Tae Kwon Do kicks can be very effective for self defense , especially if you are well-rounded. Boxing and grappling will give you confidence in throwing the kicks as well as an awareness of their limitations. I have been a practitioner and instructor for almost 40 years.

  • @MrLeMarius
    @MrLeMarius 7 років тому +10

    wow the first one looks so effective! powerful, hard to see, and definetly not catchable. Thats the next kick I'm going to train for sure.

  • @rayhan_2k841
    @rayhan_2k841 7 років тому +51

    every time he throws those kicks I can feel them through the screen! cannot begin to imagine being the guy on the shitty end of the stick

    • @GingerNinjaTrickster
      @GingerNinjaTrickster 7 років тому +20

      RAY RAY Haha Thank you 😊

    • @bacon8353
      @bacon8353 7 років тому +1

      GingerNinjaTrickster mah boyyyyyy

    • @Scoobydcs
      @Scoobydcs 7 років тому +1

      yeh good technique means you done alot of effort for it to really sink in, my control isnt that great so i have to rely on strength and long legs lol

  • @jaimesantiago9312
    @jaimesantiago9312 5 років тому +5

    I had same reaction when I’ve used Tae Kwon Do in self defense many years ago. It’s shocking how quick a well executed front kick or side kick to the ribs will end a altercation, especially if they don’t expect it. The side kick has that knock back or down effect but the front kick has less risk.

  • @tacticalcookiemonster
    @tacticalcookiemonster 7 років тому +44

    Is this Star Wars, because I see clones XD

  • @jinlongshao319
    @jinlongshao319 7 років тому +5

    Best kicker ever seen in my life, hope ginger make more tutorials

    • @JehuMartin
      @JehuMartin 3 роки тому

      You must not have heard of Boyka 😀

  • @specimenskitz
    @specimenskitz 6 років тому +4

    The yeop chagi ( side kick ) is for me the best way to avoid a fight, if you're trained to land it with power/precision, the guy you hit will most of the time fall of, and by seeing you do that they're like "this guy knows what he's doing". Out of 5 fights where I started with this kick, all of them where stopped just after

    • @JoeyCentral
      @JoeyCentral 5 років тому +1

      There isnt much power in the side kick though. The purpose of it is to counter a rushing opponent. If I am expecting a side kick, then it's easy to counter since I know what plane of motion it's traveling in.

  • @haffoc
    @haffoc 7 років тому +2

    Nice. It's always good to hear from guys who have used their stuff for real.
    Also, I think the rear leg side kick is much neglected. Nice to see it used successfully on the street.

  • @edsanjenis9416
    @edsanjenis9416 3 роки тому +1

    Wow!!! Ginger Ninja, that is a very powerful roundhouse kick.

  • @lastrosenfeld
    @lastrosenfeld 7 років тому +7

    Dang man that front snap kick so fast shane did not expect to get dropped from it. I find I have to set up my kick with something. I am kinda slow get my kicks caught a lot. but then again better than nothing when it comes to self defence.

  • @reshmapasha4918
    @reshmapasha4918 5 років тому

    The best channel on self defence and martial arts.......FIGHT TIPS... ❤️❤️

  • @dopamine847
    @dopamine847 7 років тому +1

    Great video Shane! I love you and GNT, you guys are like my favorite MMA channels

  • @davidwatson9064
    @davidwatson9064 6 років тому +3

    I'm really glad you are someone with a muay thai background, but you respect other styles.

  • @seapeoplesdidnothingwrong1307
    @seapeoplesdidnothingwrong1307 7 років тому

    I love this guy what a great instructor. He is one of the best on UA-cam or teaching kicks

  • @mcmurraysfamilytaekwondo8739
    @mcmurraysfamilytaekwondo8739 5 років тому +9

    Very nice!
    Really all taekwondo kicks can be good in the street. It boils down to the student and how much mat time has been spent with each technique.

    • @yamahamer89
      @yamahamer89 5 років тому +2

      But some make sense in very few situations.
      is a twin foot side pierce kick to 1 target worth the risk? 99% or more of the time I'd say no.
      But yes, traditional Taekwon-do has a lot of excellent self defense application. Also, someone who is stupid enough to start a fight, is showing a lack of discipline not common among martial artists. So it's likely that they are a bone head.

    • @soniaiboyako4023
      @soniaiboyako4023 2 роки тому

      @@yamahamer89 i know you weren't disagreeing but in a self defense situation almost everything poses a huge risk of counter which in worst case scenario would lead to death, this logic would render everything "not worth the risk". most of the time when ppl talk about self defense they assume they'd be stronger and faster than their attacker and forget how quick these things can go (and go wrong). now if you are stronger and faster than your attacker then just about any well executed kick would be worth the risk ig. idk why i wrote all this i think i just don't understand the obsession with street fight scenarios

    • @yamahamer89
      @yamahamer89 2 роки тому +1

      @@soniaiboyako4023 I think it's natural to fantasize about self defense situations. Maybe It's a survival instinct. And you're right everything is dangerous. Like if you shoot someone in self defense no matter how justified you are, there's a chance that your whole life could still be ruined.

    • @soniaiboyako4023
      @soniaiboyako4023 2 роки тому

      @@yamahamer89 yeah i think it's natural to think about risks or anticipate danger to an extent but ppl seem to *want* to be in danger so they get to see if they can hurt someone? i also don't think it's natural nor healthy to obsess over it or gauge the legitimacy of a sport by whether or not you think it'd be efficient in an imagined scenario you have all the control over (since every self defense situation factors in so many different things, many out of your control)

  • @DhillonBeats7
    @DhillonBeats7 7 років тому +42

    Mannn GNT is a beast! Why would anyone wanna fight him?

    • @Zaid26127
      @Zaid26127 7 років тому +11

      Bobby Gaming I would love to

    • @skrellmoo618
      @skrellmoo618 7 років тому +10

      Zaid Hoda why do you want to die?

    • @yeetman4953
      @yeetman4953 5 років тому +2

      He does not know grappling

    • @scottjohnson926
      @scottjohnson926 4 роки тому +2

      @@yeetman4953 find a way to get him to the ground before he rams his foot through your face and you deserve to win

  • @anthonyprevost3968
    @anthonyprevost3968 4 роки тому

    I love that side step in the pivot to get out of line so you add more power to the roundhouse. I'mma have to start implementing that

  • @johnbonjov1491
    @johnbonjov1491 7 років тому +1

    OMG FINALLY BOTH OF MY FAVOURITE CHANNEL HAVING A COLLAB

  • @NothingMeek
    @NothingMeek 7 років тому +10

    What a BAD ASS video! Much love to both of YALL!

  • @cameronmerriman981
    @cameronmerriman981 5 років тому

    How have I been watching this channel for about a year and a half and not seen this. This guy is siiiiick no tell with that snapkick. my dad is the true ginger ninja he has always called himself that in karate he’s an old man now lol.

  • @eliwilliamson7174
    @eliwilliamson7174 2 роки тому +1

    This really helped me a lot and reminded me of when I did taekwondo so thank you so much.

  • @adityabute637
    @adityabute637 6 років тому

    Nice to see both of you together.

  • @zangetsuzanpakuto5221
    @zangetsuzanpakuto5221 7 років тому

    My 2 favorite fighting channels... LET'S SEE A SPARRING MATCH!!

  • @musicconnelly
    @musicconnelly 3 роки тому

    GNT is awesome! Great to see him on your show.

  • @khairuleven
    @khairuleven 7 років тому +4

    high level tkd kicks works..flexibility is kinda like having extra hands which is why people work hard to get it

  • @nastynation2639
    @nastynation2639 2 роки тому

    Love how he gave real life examples of when he would use it in a fight

  • @danielskrivan6921
    @danielskrivan6921 6 років тому +2

    Nice vid, love GNT! One thing I would recommend on this video is to link to GNT's tutorials on these specific kicks. He has tutorials on the front kick, roundhouse, and side kick on his channel.
    I know there was a link to the channel, but it would have been good to have a link to those kicks, too.

  • @carnivalwrestler
    @carnivalwrestler 7 років тому

    I love to hear of people's experience on the street, so thanks for sharing that.
    I've had a number of street altercations, and I say use what works for you and what the situation calls for. Some of these TKD guys can throw a powerful kick about as fast as I can flick a jab. Just make certain that you're kicking in such a way that if you do miss, you'll come down in a good position to follow up with some more strikes or a takedown, or at least be able to defend yourself. Same with punching, etc. Use what you know and what you're comfortable with.

  • @yungbuckrunamuck
    @yungbuckrunamuck 7 років тому +2

    it just go to show you the basic in martial arts are really all you'll ever need need I stay practice the 4 key basic punches, kicks, and block, blocks itself may never actually be used a lot when in a street fight but still they're there to give a general idea.

  • @Sterlyng61
    @Sterlyng61 7 років тому

    Thank you Shane and GNT. Both of you are awesome ✊✊👍👍

  • @Corsuwey
    @Corsuwey 6 років тому

    The thing I love about this is that all of the kicks are to the mid-section.

  • @aposeastwood200
    @aposeastwood200 6 років тому

    my favorite fighting youtuber in one video? must be my lucky day

  • @18nomah
    @18nomah 3 роки тому

    Ginger Ninja got serious power in them kicks.
    Next street fight please do the World a favor and record it.

  • @seanhiatt7228
    @seanhiatt7228 7 років тому +1

    There is alot of power in those kicks TKD was my first MA and it teaches you to use your legs very well. My brother who also trains in TKD kicked a guy in the head with a inside crecent kick knocking him down.

  • @rgreigjazzguitar
    @rgreigjazzguitar 5 років тому +1

    Great video. Those kicks are simple and seem very effective for real life self defense. I once received a hard roundhouse kick to the thigh with a small padded kicking shield and the kick was brutal even with the shield. I can only imagine one powerful roundhouse kick to the thigh or knee can potentially be game over if it's quick and powerful enough. GNT has awesome fast and powerful kicks.
    I also heard an interesting theory on high kicks for self defense. Simply put, high risk but also high reward if pulled off (the reward being high chance of a total knockout). Definitely have to be fast, powerful and quite flexible to do something like that cold but it did get me thinking that it could be a viable option if you train hard with high kicks and flexibility and willing to take the risk.
    I really like these collaboration videos and learn a lot from the experiences of Shane and the guests. Thanks to fightTIPS and GNT.

  • @harisrzs7863
    @harisrzs7863 7 років тому +40

    u wearin a itf uniform how could anyone think that u dont use your hands? especially in the street

    • @GingerNinjaTrickster
      @GingerNinjaTrickster 7 років тому +51

      Haris Reizis it's unfortunate that all people think that Taekwondo is what's displayed at the olympics.

    • @harisrzs7863
      @harisrzs7863 7 років тому +5

      GingerNinjaTrickster hope the vast majority will learn soon. tired of this kind of misunderstandings. Love your videos guys :)

    • @rednasxela6031
      @rednasxela6031 7 років тому +3

      omg bro, I didnt know you replied to comments xD
      btw I'm 15 and I'm stiff, any tips of stretching?

    • @tbfkru
      @tbfkru 7 років тому +6

      its normal at 15, hormones, your body is changing so you will be "stiif" all the time for a while. or i misread that?

    • @GingerNinjaTrickster
      @GingerNinjaTrickster 7 років тому +2

      Nathan Wise I reply to basically all comments on my channel and try to on other channels videos I'm involved in 😁

  • @justmikec1327
    @justmikec1327 7 років тому +1

    Thank you for this video. It was very informative and something I have also thought about. I also visualized the side kick to the knees as being very devastating in a self defense situation.

    • @SonsOfDeForest
      @SonsOfDeForest 2 роки тому

      i think so too, especially for knife defense. keeps your torso away and makes him easier to outrun

    • @nastynation2639
      @nastynation2639 2 роки тому

      @@SonsOfDeForest don’t risk it with knifes like the guy said because one wrong love and you r stabbed abs dead

  • @AW-hg3pc
    @AW-hg3pc 6 років тому +1

    is it just me or are low kicks not getting enough love on this channel? it is my single go to kick in any sort of fight and the few who actually got back up were in no state to pursue me. In training against practice knives i also found kicking the leg makes a lot less vulnerable to having a blade sticking out of calf or stomache since you can lean back. Iam still training this kick every day and i would love more tips and tweaks on the lowkick.

  • @ibobai
    @ibobai 2 роки тому

    Pure gold information I was born in East Europe comunist time and I wanted to learn martial but was not information like this and possibility to go to gym , thank you for sharing your value knowledge for free

  • @androidphone6972
    @androidphone6972 2 роки тому +1

    I’d start with the warm-up, my enemies can wait. Can’t risk ligament injury

  • @buzzkill808raven2
    @buzzkill808raven2 5 років тому +1

    Been doing karate and TKD since 1991 and have been close to fighting in the street but was always able to diffuse the situation. I am real paranoid about having my kicks caught, so I think I'd rely on a slip then body hook counter, like Tyson/D'Amato

  • @JoaquinArguelles
    @JoaquinArguelles 7 років тому

    Thank you. Love your videos. I'm glad we'll never get to street fight.

  • @garrettknox7541
    @garrettknox7541 7 років тому

    Great video and the new pads make your channel look more official

  • @avirti
    @avirti 5 років тому

    Well practised Simple and basic moves are always the most effective for self defence, so always practise them basics!

  • @tomatomb8704
    @tomatomb8704 5 років тому +1

    I used to do wtf tkd. I can confim back kicks, side kicks and back sidekicks are absolutely devastating when someone's coming in.
    I've also been hit by one in training with body armour on. It was like a move scene, I went flying backwards, hit the wall behind me and slid down the wall. I was winded despite the fact I had padding and took me a minute or so so get back up.
    People think TKD aren't powerfull but I've never been hit with a harder kick since.

  • @hapkidotae
    @hapkidotae 5 років тому

    Aaron you have great power in your kicks. Awesome, congrats.

  • @nutta646
    @nutta646 5 років тому

    Knee stomps with shoes on are super effective too.

  • @Zaid26127
    @Zaid26127 7 років тому +1

    Thanks Shane, thanks GNT

  • @cesarmarroquin9930
    @cesarmarroquin9930 Рік тому

    My only question is...How safe are these kicks? Are they Minus on shield?...Or am I plus on shield?

  • @SuperKamiGuruu
    @SuperKamiGuruu 6 років тому +2

    *Give the fans what we want and spar GNT!*

  • @sabeumku
    @sabeumku 5 років тому +1

    what a perfect DUO...great video ..terima kasih

  • @michaeluk855
    @michaeluk855 2 роки тому

    Ready 1,2,3, kick He wasn't ready LOL Great kicks & technique.

  • @megumi6499
    @megumi6499 7 років тому +9

    Bellator 181: GNT vs Shane Fazen

  • @ongobongo8333
    @ongobongo8333 7 років тому +1

    Ginger ninja trickster is quite a mouthful

  • @Joru0906
    @Joru0906 2 роки тому +1

    Now do you use the flat of your foot or shin like Muay Thai?

  • @ethanspencer1691
    @ethanspencer1691 7 років тому +4

    Hey Shane, a light sparring match video would be excellent. The first one was educational, and great to watch which is why another with the 'Ginger Ninja Trickster' would be amazing to watch.

    • @fighttips
      @fighttips  7 років тому +6

      Unfortunately GNT had a bad leg injury at the time of filming :\

    • @bryanlewat2371
      @bryanlewat2371 2 роки тому

      @@fighttips Hi. Is it possible to use a round house kick why using the front leg in a street fight?

  • @agnanoir8685
    @agnanoir8685 7 років тому

    Dear Shane,
    Stay Awsome.

    • @fighttips
      @fighttips  7 років тому

      Thanks buddy, you too!

  • @badzoeka4784
    @badzoeka4784 7 років тому

    Two of the best.

  • @AMO17
    @AMO17 6 років тому

    Definitely need to keep getting myself in a better physical state before I can do any of this. My kicks would be about as fast as a tortoise walking right now. Great vid.

  • @infoplus6804
    @infoplus6804 5 років тому +1

    I would like to see you talking about the diffrents between ITF and WTF taekwondo

    • @squishyoctopi7042
      @squishyoctopi7042 5 років тому +1

      GNT has said that it's a shame that people only think Olympic taekwondo is taekwondo.

  • @IntelligentProbe
    @IntelligentProbe 4 роки тому

    Kicks work, you just need to be ready in case you miss or didn't get enough damage.
    Round House: I ended 2 fights immediately with this kick... 1) We were next to a wall, I kicked him in the head and his head hit the wall, he was done. 2) I kicked a guy in the stomach and he collapsed to the ground, over.
    Hook Kick: Ended 2 fights... 1) Had a guy bouncing around trying to throw low punches at me... hooked kicked him right in the face and it was over, his face started swelling and he had all the fight taken out of him. 2) A guy wanted to test me, he said I'm going to do this Mike Tyson shield guard and what are you going to do... so I hooked kicked his arms (as I didn't really want to kick him in the head, wasn't sure how serious he was) and apparently it hurt one his arms so bad that he turned and walked away holding his arm and complaining how bad it hurt.
    Front kicked: I've ended a couple encounters by a simple quick snap kick to the groin. Yea I feel bad about it, but didn't bother me back then.
    that's all I can remember and I haven't had an encounter with someone in over 20 years. Also I would never advise someone to try a head kick, but at that time I was training TKD and my kicks were on point, especially against untrained fighters (which all of the above were).

  • @rippedreaper7279
    @rippedreaper7279 7 років тому +3

    I once side kicked a guy in a house party to the ribs and his entire crew took a sec to realize what happened and step away from me. Moral of the story, if you can squat 365 for reps, don't go full force when kicking.

    • @Meta_Meech
      @Meta_Meech 2 роки тому

      And yet martial artist always down play the effectiveness bodybuilding and powerlifting in combat

  • @muayviet334
    @muayviet334 7 років тому

    Aye! It's my two favorite martial art UA-camrs!

  • @ashunboy6620
    @ashunboy6620 5 років тому

    Thanks for telling us basic kicks but a better incite on it

  • @nicholasdutoit9701
    @nicholasdutoit9701 7 років тому +1

    I'd watch a sparring session between these two, I remember when Shane sparred against the bodybuilder, might be nice to see the size difference in effect.

  • @calebw9747
    @calebw9747 7 років тому

    Hey Shane, I was wondering if you could make a video about common fighting injuries such as a busted lip. Then show how to deal with them the best way. Thanks

  • @ronaldson57
    @ronaldson57 7 років тому

    love it 👍 can you post new videos of you shadowboxing, & counter moves while fighting backward and side to side

  • @alexflieger1236
    @alexflieger1236 6 років тому +1

    If you are not an experienced person with kick either use front kicks or none at all. their are too many risk that come with kicks, if you don't have the experience using them.

  • @drzeus4205
    @drzeus4205 7 років тому

    okay every collab video Shane makes there should be a follow up sparring video everyone wants it

  • @willbessent
    @willbessent 6 років тому

    That was MAGNIFICENT! Shane & GNT in the same video! 🤓 Just one thing though, I could barely hear GNT through the whole video, crank up the mics already! Please and thank you!

  • @dtester
    @dtester 7 років тому +33

    bah, these moves won't work on Master Ken

    • @linusbao8650
      @linusbao8650 6 років тому +1

      dtester fax

    • @khoanguyen-wc8qz
      @khoanguyen-wc8qz 3 роки тому

      @Ahmad Adnan Kenny's channel is for entertaiments, not learning! but yeah, his clips is..... sastifying to watch!

  • @ThemprShawn
    @ThemprShawn 7 років тому

    Love when youtubers do collab videos

  • @KofisUniverse
    @KofisUniverse 5 років тому

    Love these kicks

  • @JonasUllenius
    @JonasUllenius 7 років тому

    Do you know good technique to catch the opponent that is moving to a of-angle all the time?

  • @apostoloskelepouris3957
    @apostoloskelepouris3957 5 років тому

    He could have warned Shane that he was going to kick this hard. Caught him off guard the first time...

  • @rexxywealth2751
    @rexxywealth2751 7 років тому

    thanks guys for the upload

  • @safwanchowdhury4733
    @safwanchowdhury4733 7 років тому

    Hey shane can you do a video on how to land a roundhouse kick with a combo .

  • @gdubbg5306
    @gdubbg5306 2 роки тому

    This is great. I love your videos. I have a question though. As a total beginner,. Where on your foot do you want to kick with. What part of the the foot leg of the one throwing the kick impacts the other person?

    • @fighttips
      @fighttips  2 роки тому

      It all depends on the kick! For instance, with the side kick you want to hit with the heel/lower blade edge of the (supinated) foot. ua-cam.com/video/gljK90LZqA4/v-deo.html

    • @gdubbg5306
      @gdubbg5306 2 роки тому

      @@fighttips Thank you. I really appreciate your information. I am training more and learning all I can.

  • @neochaos03
    @neochaos03 7 років тому

    I'm glad you did a colab!, i watch both of you

  • @drakonwulfkozeidon8907
    @drakonwulfkozeidon8907 5 років тому

    Ginger ninjar will kick your arse flat! Great kicks guys!

  • @MrFitzroydan
    @MrFitzroydan 6 місяців тому

    Can confirm these are the 3 kicks you should ever use in the wild, but yeah you need to be good and preferably heavy

  • @jeremywhitfield4556
    @jeremywhitfield4556 7 років тому +18

    Awesome vid, Can you guys do some sparring?

  • @bs2455
    @bs2455 7 років тому

    shane, I've been training Thai for about 8 months. I'm 6'4 and have been having a difficult time gauging my distance. I tend to fight "short" when I spar. any tips on how to break this habit?