If You Learn 1 Self Defense Technique, Make it This One!
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- DISCLAIMER: If you want to be proficient in self defense, then you must train 3-5 times a week. However, if you only learn one fight technique, practice this one! it's what I believe is the best and easiest-to-follow street fight technique.
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*"If you go lower great! you just hit him in the groin.."* -Shane fight tips 2017
I have never taken any MMA classes, and I must say your ability to identify common mistakes of beginners is fantastic! Amazing teacher, thanks for all the videos!
I tried this with on grandma, it did not work Shane, it did not work...
grandma had a black belt
try it when she goes to sleep man!
mrmijunte10 grandma knows how to fight
Raijinn
you should not fucking with my granny...
these jokes are getting old, I see them on every video.
I was in 7 or 8 street fights over the years and with that "practice" comes the not blacking out ;-) Also I had a very tiny bit of Karate training decades ago and that surprisingly kicked in every time and gave me my "winning move": Hitting a target. Strangely to me the other guys just never managed to actually hit what they were aiming for. So the simple fact that I was indeed able to hit a target always gave me the upper hand.
I'm one of those people that would rather learn a few moves from a YT video than to go to the gym. I think this set is great, slaps, elbows, and front kick. I feel more confident that I can protect myself so thanks Shane!
I love your videos so much man so so much.... really boosts my confidence
nabil ahmed that's what I like to hear!
fightTIPS your videos are like the best man..... I'd really love to have your physique and fight as good as u
nabil ahmed then you gotta work as hard as he does
Ed Negron no access to the gym
training at home is good enough
been watching you for years now, thanks for everything you do and teach! fight on man
I' m level 28 fighter, i dont really fight this move effective, i reckon you could use a dagger or a long bow as they generally do more damage, unarm combat deal generally about 1-7 hitpoints while a dagger could do 12-17 , u can purchase the dagger at the general store a Whiterun and try to level up your single hand attack skills too
Great I hit 'em in the groin 😁
Jedno Florestal whats a groin
Clorox Bleach Inside of your legs all the way up.
This can also refer to the privates if you are referring to men.
Basically hit them in the crotch on purpose.
Clorox Bleach its a penis
Omg I was scrolling through the comments and saw this at the same exact time as he said that and I was like :0
Shane, for someone who isn't a martial artist like myself, the fear of someone catching your leg because your kick is to slow is pretty real. What is the best way to avoid or counter this while in a street fight?
Fake the kick. When they go to grab it, hit them with the palm strike.
Genius
I love this channel you know it's the only channel where the content isn't bullshit or click bait
For those who can't lift the leg higher than their hips:
Same can be done with kick to the shin. Use the point of your shoe/boot to make a fast snap kick to the shin while leaning back a bit. Do this with your front leg. Then follow up with the same looping palm strike, punch or elbow, done with the rear hand.
Trust me, kicking someone with the point of your shoe (or boot, which is even more effective) on someone's shin hurts as fuck. If kicked hard enough, it can shatter the bone. Very good opener for a combo in a street fight. This kick is done easily and quick without losing much time and balance. It's important that you do this kick with the front leg. Not the rear leg.
Also, no one can catch this low kick unless they're going for a single leg takedown or something.
Love the open hand strike! I’ve seen at least three people break a hand by punching in a fight!
Dude love your work! I was in a brief street fight while out riding my mountain bike. I was almost hit by a F250 and trailer. The guy didn't stop, but I caught up to him at the next light. I exchanged hand and arm signals, and smiles, then the fight was on. He chose poorly. I was in spandex and he assumed he had the upper hand. Your are right about blacking out and resorting to what you know best. No shit.l .
i have tried many types of martial art and i have found flaws in all of them but the moves u teach just make so much sense and seem so practical for a real fight, thanks :)
"What did the five fingers say to the face?" - Rick James
I like your videos I remember back when I was in 8th grade I was being bullied and all I would listen to was this channel
but what if my opponent catch my kick ?
this happened to me once. Since then, I will never kick again if I get assaulted. I like Shane a lot, but this Video is bullshit, especially for people that wont attend a martial arts gym.
Otto Welt that's why you learn the kick. You don't need to be a great kickboxer to not get it caught but obviously if you can only throw it slow and poorly then it's a bad idea to use it. This isn't bullshit at all it makes perfect sense and the push kick works great but like anything if you don't actually know it then it can easily go wrong.
Right on the money, grabbing the leg is instinctive and 99% of people will grab it and then your day is only going to get worse.
The teep is suposed to be fast on what Shane is explained here! This teep use is not for mantain distance!
I have 5 years of Taekwondo and 2 years of Muay Thai Training on my back, when I spar, I teep and pushkick all the time because it works for me because of my height. But on that evening a guy attacked me on the street, I tried to maintain distance with a pushkick, but he grabbed my leg and we had to fight on the ground.
me personally I prefer things like spitting in the attackers face or John Jones douchebag jabs to the eye to follow up with groin or palm strikes.
Theoretically this combination is viable, but I would go with something meaner and safer instead, no offense to you Conor
Front kick is the one that a non stretching legs person can aim higher. And is the kick that takes less ballance out. any circular kick will give circular momentum to your body that you will need to counteract to regain balance.
The front kick is the less compromising kick.
And once you lift the knee you can retarget it to head stomach or knee as you see an opening. Circular kicks are harder to redirect.
nice video as always, shane
shane without you I would not be doing muay thai your the best!
Excellent! I'd like to point out that its not obvious what you mean by an open palm strike. Its clear you know the propper one but when you hit the bag fast we cant see it, and wen you demonstrate slowly it looks like a "slap". The propper techinque is to use the harder heavier bones on the heel of the hand (carpals), maybe it would useful to expand on all the non fist variations, like thumb out of the fist to focus the hit in one opint, straight fingers for eye poking, blade hand for collarbone break etc. and there clarify what the open palm technique is.
I am very glad I randomly stumbled across this channel
You're the best. NO BS technics etc...
Seems like a lot of people are worried about the teep (front push kick) being caught. Well, in my opinion there are at least 2 solutions.
First, if you're doing combo correctly, you should be putting your weight forward, so you drop that kicking leg (even if it got grabbed) and throw the hand strike simultaneously. It's really difficult to hold the leg if you do this right.
The other way is replacing the teep with an oblique kick. Actually both kicks are great in self-defense, but I usually prefer oblique kick, because it's nearly impossible to grab the leg, and easier to maintain balance even if the fight is hot.
Anyway, THANK YOU Shane for making this awesome video (as always).
I was called out when he said "Not going to join the gym, they'd rather just watch a youtube video..."
Hahah at least you're doing something proactive!
never kick higher than knees it's the most important rule in self defence kicks are for ring and movies
Shane, I follow your videos for a while and even if I'm not too much in the sportive dimension of fighting I have to say thatbyour videos are some high quality material.
I liked very much the last tip with the Kick-feint-palm strike, you are one of the few person who make strategy so clear and efficient around here.
Thank you Shane, I'm learning a lot in each of your videos!
Keep it up!
great video Shane, it's perfect for my little brother he's still shy but these videos really help him and he had told me that he almost got into a fight a few weeks back and we do watch ur videos when we can but, he couldn't decide which move to use, which is understandable and I do try to teach him as much as I can but it's hard to think when ur back is against the wall and u haven't been in that many fights, he backed out which I can tell really hurt him but he's still learning and these videos really help boost his confidence and I can tell by how happy he gets when we talk about martial arts, thanks again bro stay safe
These videos are so well edited and articulated its really nice to see quality!
There's so many offensive and defensive techniques ranging from all different styles of martial arts or just self defense in general. Any technique would work... but it depends on the situation at hand and how the person can handle themselves. Maybe this combo isn't for everyone but again, it's finding what works best for yourself. I could say it works for me but someone else will say it don't for them. Experimentation and searching for what works best for you is what will help :)
teep is ok if you can see your attacker coming. it creates distance and if you're in your fight stance but if they're already, like a feet away,"kick em in the nuts. poke in the eye, scratch, anything you can think of to inflict him. street doesn't have rules but to survive.
Im really diggin your set up. Love those lights above your wall mats.
"Open hand palm strike to the head" hits the sand bag and makes crazy sound.
not sure if I can do that shit as strong as you Shane...
Gnarly. Even if you mess up on the kick knowing how to throw that overhand palm strike is immensely helpful. Less chance of breaking a finger when your freaking out trying to get away from an attacker lol. Shane your videos quality just keeps going up 👍
I don't really like kicking any higher than just above the knee in street combat, I would exchange that push kick for either a "coup de pied bas" or maybe a low level "lead leg side kick" to the knee unless they got a ridiculously wide guard in which case one may be tempted go in for a jumping snap kick to the chin straight through centre of guard :-)
Excellent video, good that you made a disclaimer as well. The front kick I feel is not appreciated at all, it is fast and easy to use, does not need that much of flexibility! I remmeber I taught my sister a self defense combo, it was a oblique kick/front kick to the thigh followed by a similar palm strike like you did but to the back of the head! Man your video are beneficial! why not do a series on self defense combos for different scenarios?
Best regards Muawwiyah
Shane out here repping that Stockton slap 👋🏻
I really enjoy your no nonsense videos Shane . I use a horizontal strike alot when I stick spare and if you set someone up they really have a hard time defending it . plus it really lands hard. Thanks for sharing!
I did martial arts for 17 years and I taught exactly the same 1st step to beginers and advanced. If you're lost and can't remmeber what to do, front kick in stomach or thigh will always work.
The strike is pretty good too (looks like a mix betwen a cross and a yoko men uchi) but you forgot to mention to be careful to not let your guard down (wich you don't as a very good fighter you put your left arm in protection). That will be the only advice I will add.
Shane did the palm strike on a horizontal plane. If the person was covering up I think a downward palm strike on an oblique vertical plane would be effective also.
I agree with this for beginners. Nice job Shane.
D*mmit! This very practical technique's just sitting here around here. Thanks man!
Not a very good one imo.
People who can't fight often will not protect their face so their hand will be lower, meaning that they will probably catch this kick.
Joe If they catch the kick they can't catch the palm strike
If they catch your kick you will be on your ass in no time.
Please think first.
"I couldn't think ...." if you catch the kick, the palm strike won't happen.. imagine trying to do a palm strike while someone has you leg caught.. then imagine it's a big slap of one like in this video, leg caught, won;t happen.. leg not caught, you've pushed them out of range, they can re compose, and you're back to square one, except they are ready and you have lost the possible advantage you might have had....
Exactly it's silly to even entertain the idea that this would work.
Shane that fight tips shirt is fresh. Big supporter
He still says practice this one. He doesn't say stop watching, never try it out, then do it in a fight. Read video description too
I'm so happy to see the content getting better and better. I love the new lights. :) keep up the good work
Love how you think of the principles of a street fight and from there he develops his techniques
dude just saw you in a Bellator commercial. awesome
@ Shane - I know you have a headlock defense technique on your channel, but you see so many different ones on youtube, so I wanted to ask you if you'd be interested in doing a collection of all and eleborate on which ones realistic and which ones not? For example I think the one by Stephan Kesting is good, while I dislike the Aikido techniques ...I'm also no fan of the Bas Rutten technique, because he wants you to lift the other person. You can't expect from an average woman to lift a guy, nor could a guy lift a much bigger/stronger guy just like that.
My personal thing is this: There is no such thing as an "headlock escape". Either you can grapple or you can't. I don think a good wrestler in greco-roman or freestyle would have trouble getting out of a headlock or more presicily grapple his way into a dominant position. Yet you can't spot one headlock escape on youtube that contains elements of wrestling... why? Because it would require solid grappling ability.
I did kickboxing for three months now I do BJJ. but seriously the really effective I use it alot.
Hey Shane, great stuff you've got here. I'm just wondering if it's possible for you to make a video on how to warm yourself up a little right before a spontaneous street fight, y'know, those that happen out of nowhere? I mean, it wouldn't be a problem if we're dealing with amateurs but what if they've got some combat experience? No point winning the fight but waking up the next day with a sore right?
I today had my first fight (it wasn't really a fight because my opponent didn't even defend himself and Idk why) but i wanted to remind that if any of you kids a going to have a fight no matter who you're fighting try to punch correct,I injured my finger by not gettin them correct together
He's slapping the shit out of that bag 😂😂
Nice! Wish I was young again. Keep showing techniques that us old used to be fighters can still use! Hey maybe a series!
Aka "Oblique Kick" if you're Holly Holm & train at the Jackson/Winklejon gym.
*Make sure people know to actively bring the kicking leg back instead of letting gravity do the work.*
I have used this combination successfully in real self defense situation
Im thankful that I live in a world where shane exists. Thanks bro
I love this one because its so simple, I'm only going for my third belt and I'd still use this as a go to because its just to straight forward and effective 👌🏻
Great work once again Shane.
golden tips for fight shane
Awesome video this was Shane! As an intermediate fighter this has truly helped me a lot. Thx a lot man!
This isn't a roundhouse or spinning kick; it's simply a "Teep", a simple front kick meant to give you 2-3 seconds to mentally access your plight & push the attacker away. In those seconds you ideally follow-up with an open palm strike to the head to Daze your attacker, not necessarily knock him out. Most attackers aren't expecting kicks & not expecting follow-ups. I've viewed hundreds of UA-cam street fights & it's still mainly punches. People automatically use their fists & don't even know how to protect against a teep. Holly Holm used it incredibly effectively against Rhonda's rushing by teeping her in her thigh & it helped throw off her game. We all know how that ended........
"I've viewed hundreds of UA-cam street fights & it's still mainly punches. People automatically use their fists":
It depends on culture. In US no ones plays soccer. In countries where people do play more soccer lot of people is normally kicking MORE and using less punches... I personally prefer kicking in a street fight also If I've been training boxe for a while...Also a time it helped me to save myself from a knife attack. I used a very weak teep but It was enough to disarm the guy. Maybe I was lucky.. I dunno.
Hi Shane..
Watching all your videos...Thanks..
Helped a lot..
I'm joining MMA after 3 years..
thanks shane ur 1 of my great UA-camr
i came by this video to check if it was really Danny Rand after 15 years who was making this video. I was right haha thanks for the video Danny awesome as always! #IronFist #IronShane
Be sure to keep an open hand if you go for an elbow strike. If you make a fist it tenses up your forearm muscles and that causes the elbow strike lose a lot of power......
+Donnie Cook comments like yours are why I like this channel. On so many other comment sections I would've gotten a response calling me a keyboard commando but generally the attitude I've encountered on this channel is a community about helping each other learn. No egos and that is so refreshing.....
If you are to do one vid to cover this with the least amount of technique I feel you should have included close range briefly as well. What if the person is up in your face, (too close to kick and big righthand strike is too slow). e.g. keep your hands up and go for nose, throat or eyes, open palm of course. At the same time technique is only half of it, you need the survival mindset and not be afraid to go dirty.
your the best shane
Hey Shane fightTIPS maybe a good video idea suggestion is the technique of off balancing/muscling and punch and clutch.
I have 7 years of martial arts experience and I'd say the most effective strategy is a cheap shot to the throat and run (learned this in my TKD self defense class)
hey Shane my name is Raktim I am from India and I am a great fan of your I want to say that can you please make a video of how to fight 4 to 5 opponents at the same time and how to fight some one professional fighters in the street because when we fight in the streets we don't know that our opponent is a martialartist or not. Thank you very much shane and bully sucks
Never ever ever deliver a kick in a combat situation unless you've trained that kick 1,000+ times. Especially the teep.
Basic feint tutorial, How to capitalise on an advantage? looking forward to more videos!
very cool and efective . also a nose strike using open hands also can be used
"Get your fight tips, before your opponent does." Solid outro!
This is excellent Shane!
i train mixed martial arts, and in sparring day, i use this 1-2 two combo on my sparring parters😂 but i usually follow by entering clinch and landing some knees!:D youre awesome shane!!
This has been my go to combo looooong before i became interested in fighting styles... done right its a game over move.
Iove your videos so much, you help me with my fights, tanks Shane.
The push kick with the front leg or as my sensei calls it a "defensive kick" is great. Even in competition people forget about it and when they come in I catch em frequently. Yet I dont know if Id use it in a street fight
Yay! My favorite techniques! OwO
Great technique thanks Shane
The funniest part is i always eat cereal and feel like a fat shit, until i click on shane’s videos and im just like oh shit i rlly gotta train
You will never be attacked by a stationary object. Stay on your feet and move!
Watch FightTIPS Fighting Irish stance videos for more on how he constructs the palm strike. Also his Fight Like: Fedor Emelianenko vid for more on the tactics of the overhand right.
You are the best shane... U are the besssstttttttttttttttttt...... Can u make a video about hip mobility.... Im not able to do higher kicks due to my lack of hip mobility even though I'm a bit flexible.... And again... U r the besstttttt... Love you
How about this. A quick kick in the nuts and a quick jab in the rose, then you escape. I know its fighting dirty but the most important thing in a street fight is to remained unharmed
fake teep to superman punch is a deadly combo too ;)
Great technique, Shane!
Our coach at combat karate sais that as well, if someone is running towards you, a kick should a first automatic response in order to inflict damage and push him away
also if they have a knife. you won't risk getting a torso stab
Well yeah, the leg takes longer distance then the upper body
Wouldn't it be better to just throw the palm strike not the kick i mean they could grab the leg
might as well kick him in the nuts i think thats the best self defence move
also knees are pretty great
damn im commenting on my comment to much xD
+Blank yes you are
+Blank and it's terrible
i like to make a combo out of it, a simple 1-2 punch then follow up with the technique you just demonstrated.
Best first punch if your face to face?
I have a video on that with multiple options and scenarios: "Best 1st Punch to Throw in a Fight"
great video can you post a another video on shadowboxing with techniques slowly for memory muscle also explain the benefits of shadowboxing
Great video man keep em up
i love your Videos,i Learned some techniques
(this is Mr Punch!! I just changed my name) but anyways, you're camera looks awesome!
I'd suggest something more in the lines of a groin kick and fingers to the eyes. This an advanced combo. Definitely not to be thrown by a non-martial artist in a self defence situation. The attacker doesn't have to know how to catch a kick to get you down. A novice will probably judge the distance wrong and topple over themselves.
This might work if you're a an advanced martial artist with a sense of distance and an a good eye for timing these techniques. and some force behind them too. A push kick doesn't do anything when thrown by a complete beginner against an adrenaline fueled attacker.
I don't think this is something to teach to a complete novice. You should know it takes a LOT of practice to get that kick to be effective.
can you make a video of how to keep your calm, in a fight, in the movement etc?
that would be very helpfull as when you lose control you are more likely to lose a fight