I Tried Self-Defense for 30 Days (Krav Maga)

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  • Опубліковано 18 бер 2024
  • I tried self-defense for 30 days 🥊
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    🦁 Thank you to Coach Matt, Sabrina, and the entire team at Lions Krav Maga for teaching me this month! If you're in Central Austin, check out a free trial class here: lionskravmaga.com/
    📸 Follow me on Instagram: @KizeBae
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  • @KizeBae
    @KizeBae  Місяць тому +41

    Some challenges you just truly level up in life♦
    Thank you Matt and Lions Krav Maga for helping me push past my limits. If you’re reading this I highly recommend you try it out too!

    • @EKANSH1839
      @EKANSH1839 Місяць тому

      Try to learn 30 skills in 30 days

    • @PaMuShin
      @PaMuShin Місяць тому +2

      Not everything, but you did 4 videos on martial arts? Was hoping to see you kick ass again, you made me really happy. Kudos for trying the hard way.

    • @PaMuShin
      @PaMuShin Місяць тому +1

      hair is not exactly a weakness, but a lot of fighters rather use braided hairs. Actually sumo and other archaic styles use hair as a helmet to protect the head from impact. So you have a lot of warriors back in the day, who were not allowed to cut their hair.

    • @PaMuShin
      @PaMuShin Місяць тому +1

      Regarding experience, that you said you are curious about. I hope you be careful and considerate. Some experiences can leave marks. An experience like getting abducted or tortured might never go away. A lot of people underestimate how easily they break, especially with waterboarding or other mental torture methods. Even the post traumatic stress of soldiers or rape victims leave a lot of people broken. So this is no toy.

    • @thegametaka
      @thegametaka Місяць тому

      You are going to do the mma.

  • @MrNamaikisaru
    @MrNamaikisaru Місяць тому +62

    That was pretty harrowing to watch. There’s a reason why rounds of a boxing match are so short. 45 minutes straight is brutal.

  • @WannabeBallerina
    @WannabeBallerina Місяць тому +35

    This is so impressive. The physicality of the training and the test itself is intimidating and I'm not sure how I would handle that, fair play. I also loved that you were using the sponsor's bag as a knife shield, talk about your unorthodox advertising!

    • @aznboi1027
      @aznboi1027 Місяць тому +1

      If you practice and get used to situation they put you through, im sure you will be more comfortable doing it.

  • @pjamestx
    @pjamestx Місяць тому +17

    FOURTY FIVE MINUTES?!?! Insane, you did great!!!

  • @opinionator3884
    @opinionator3884 19 днів тому +4

    That is a very good school. Stress testing, sparring, using your voice, and understanding the goal is to get home, not win. Very well done.

  • @sindhooriatmakur8633
    @sindhooriatmakur8633 Місяць тому +13

    GURLL THATS AMAZING. you're a such a big inspiration for me thank you so much and never stop making these videos. love you💜💜

  • @faithlover1069
    @faithlover1069 Місяць тому +13

    Kize you go 👊

  • @RkiveAnne
    @RkiveAnne Місяць тому +14

    It's been a long time giiirl welcome back

  • @ellux9363
    @ellux9363 Місяць тому +10

    I know you’ve done taekwondo at some point, but i would love to see a video about it cuz i just started taekwondo:)

  • @mac3695
    @mac3695 Місяць тому +5

    It was great to see some of the techniques that you learned from other arts kick in during your test. Keep training!

  • @MarsLos10
    @MarsLos10 Місяць тому +10

    I was considering to start Krav Maga, now I'm scared😆

  • @syc008
    @syc008 Місяць тому +5

    Amazing Kize! Well done!

  • @joangracemiller3624
    @joangracemiller3624 Місяць тому +7

    Kai told me all about this after the test! It's so so cool you do these challenges. Excited to keep watching!

    • @KizeBae
      @KizeBae  Місяць тому +3

      thank you!

  • @wizeyy
    @wizeyy Місяць тому +2

    I watched your muay thai video a while back and then didn't see you pop up on my feed again until tonight for some reason. I think you pick up skills and techniques really quick, it's quite amazing. I have been training kali for the last 2.5 years because I witnessed a 5 on 1 assault in downtown Chicago on my way to the train station after a workout class. I called the cops from a distance and when they saw me, I flinched, but they all ran off thankfully. The victim ended up ok and we got him to go with the ambulance, but crazy enough, the cops were the ones who never showed. That's why I walked into the world of martial arts for the first time ever at the age of 33. I am Filipino, so Kali always interested me, but I knew that I am not flexible enough to do other martial arts, and with 5 on 1, I would need a weapon if I have any chance, and that's what Kali is, a 'weapon' art. However, there are empty hands too and it actually goes quite deep. Krav Maga is an art that was developed through combining techniques from other arts, one of which is Kali. If you aren't familiar, Kali goes through a lot of flow drills to develop attributes, coordination, and an understanding of movement and countering positions and techniques, that if drilled long enough, it begins to become intuitive in any situation. Like if someone stabs at me at the side, from up top, or someone punches at me, grabs me, etc., the flow drill techniques kick in, and you don't have to "think" about what technique works anymore, you just work with what you get. The flow is designed to move your opponent around so you're able to execute any counter attack no matter what is thrown at you. Like you said, "I might not remember every technique", but I think if you train some kali, you won't need to recall every technique per what is thrown at you, because you've trained in the flow of Kali. Maybe you should check it out and make that your next 30 day martial arts challenge!

  • @vtg401009
    @vtg401009 Місяць тому +4

    Awesome work Kize!

  • @peaspiepuddy
    @peaspiepuddy Місяць тому +4

    WOW!!! You're so brave to do this!!! BEAST MODE! Insane! Be Proud Of Yourself! :)

  • @kenfreeman8888
    @kenfreeman8888 Місяць тому +3

    VERY impressive! Well done and amazing to watch.

  • @kaialexanderbustos224
    @kaialexanderbustos224 Місяць тому +5

    LET'S GOOOO KIZE!!! Time for another spar with your new skills. Fucking awe inspiring

  • @o.e.o.r2875
    @o.e.o.r2875 Місяць тому

    Truly awe inspiring stuff right there!! New role model acquired

  • @gustavolourenco516
    @gustavolourenco516 Місяць тому

    What a great video. Hugs from a fan in Brazil

  • @CT-bc6jh
    @CT-bc6jh Місяць тому +2

    Can we talk about how fast and badass you are? Awesome work!

  • @Mrazeem002
    @Mrazeem002 Місяць тому +5

    Your video are amazing ❤❤

  • @B-DON92
    @B-DON92 Місяць тому

    That was awesome 😎
    Good stuff 👍

  • @billmartinez2791
    @billmartinez2791 Місяць тому

    Way to kick butt!🔥🔥

  • @kennethbrooks4425
    @kennethbrooks4425 Місяць тому

    Very impressive young lady! Be proud of yourself!

  • @christopherblade5984
    @christopherblade5984 Місяць тому

    Great video and great job. Are you still training Tukong Moosul also. I love thwt vodeo and was stoked you continued with it.

  • @bi8my
    @bi8my Місяць тому +2

    way to go kize~~~~

  • @John_Krone
    @John_Krone Місяць тому +2

    damn... you are inspiring! A lotta work goes into this channel. I wish UA-cam's algorithm wasn't that harsh

    • @taoist32
      @taoist32 Місяць тому +1

      It’s also tough following in the footsteps of Michelle Khare. Michelle’s production team is top notch.

  • @davidtorraslarson6146
    @davidtorraslarson6146 10 днів тому

    Great channel!!😄😄

  • @male6561
    @male6561 Місяць тому +4

    Nice!! I love your approach to life and would love to do the same! ❤️
    How many hours do you spend training a skill in those 30 days?

  • @Nanashi_Tsuki
    @Nanashi_Tsuki Місяць тому +6

    🔥♥Amazing Video!!! ♥🔥

  • @chriswilltan
    @chriswilltan Місяць тому +4

    Kize is a beast!!

  • @JTOCIII
    @JTOCIII Місяць тому

    Krav Maga is pretty cool another fighting style you should learn next is Goju Ryu Karate thats what I'm currently learning right now

  • @tigesadventures3880
    @tigesadventures3880 Місяць тому +4

    30 day Kendo next

  • @MPB059
    @MPB059 Місяць тому

    I’m enjoyed this video and I’m impressed with your work ethic and dedication! You should try Bruce Lee’s Jeet Kune Do! I been learning JKD since September 2023 and about to do my rank test this weekend!

  • @Shepard7
    @Shepard7 Місяць тому

    Good video! Use a De-Esser for your microphone.
    Blessings!

  • @oskarjohansson5757
    @oskarjohansson5757 Місяць тому +8

    Yes moore martial arts

  • @fw1225
    @fw1225 Місяць тому +2

    it is creative to use sponsor's bag as a defense 😀

  • @TimRHillard
    @TimRHillard Місяць тому +2

    My one and only truly violent encounter lasted 45 seconds. I felt like I had run up the north face of Everest. Doing 45 minutes in training, while not a real encounter, probably feels about the same. Oh, and I was an amateur, almost semi pro boxer at the time. Nothing in the ring ever felt even close to the real thing. Its like a high wire, without the safety tether.

  • @user-jx4xj5wp9t
    @user-jx4xj5wp9t 23 дні тому

    Greetings from Crimson Sparrow TKD of the 918..good media 🇺🇸

  • @BerserkGriffon
    @BerserkGriffon Місяць тому

    Brazilian flag at 4:18! BRAZIIIIIIIL // I took 1 experimental class, couldn't handle all the impact and had to rest 1 month.

  • @almedinmehmedovic7068
    @almedinmehmedovic7068 22 дні тому

    One thing we learned first is FAMILY kick than rest of kicks and punches :) we trained under IKMF rules from grand son of founder of KRAV MAGA.. greetings from Bosnia

  • @Just_Adrian
    @Just_Adrian Місяць тому

    Your video us really amazing

  • @alpachinko9154
    @alpachinko9154 Місяць тому

    This video has just as ascended into the stratosphere of excellence by including a clip from "Two pints of larger and a packet of crisps" 😂
    But, if they included the almighty "Hikite", it would be absolute perfection 😅

  • @stephbli1337
    @stephbli1337 Місяць тому

    OMG, Krav Magra, looks bad ass, I think that's another martial arts to try

  • @drippyjollyvevo3220
    @drippyjollyvevo3220 Місяць тому

    Can you please do trumpet next!!!!

  • @specterman603
    @specterman603 Місяць тому

    What a fighter

  • @aichahamma4834
    @aichahamma4834 Місяць тому

    your amazing, I like you videos.

  • @gyanlobaba231
    @gyanlobaba231 Місяць тому

    Hey please tell how to come up with vocal melodies. I am not a singer. Just a piano beginner knows major minor scales and chords only.can read basic sheet music. How do you heard a melody over chords or how do you listen to a beat and come up with a vocal meldoy. How is this happening. I am not a good lyricist as well but i need a melody to write on it. But how to create. As my piano teacher is making me do the graded exams. But i see no connection. I saw your songwriting videos but still how to come up with melodies as a beginner. Tell me everything please. I want to become a songwriter. Please write the answer considering me a beginner

  • @kennethbrooks4425
    @kennethbrooks4425 Місяць тому

    Bas Rutten made a career with the palm strike.

  • @user-jv9tr1km9g
    @user-jv9tr1km9g Місяць тому

    Love from Bangladesh

  • @user-mo3xc6mz3q
    @user-mo3xc6mz3q Місяць тому

  • @supercheetah778
    @supercheetah778 Місяць тому +1

    It would be amazing to see you in Creator Clash or even Ludwig's chessboxing. If she's willing to box again, I think you'd give Michelle Khare a run for her money.

  • @Jesse.336
    @Jesse.336 Місяць тому +1

    What are you going to try next?

  • @hauemc648
    @hauemc648 Місяць тому

    This looked sooo exhausting xD

  • @TelAvivGamer
    @TelAvivGamer Місяць тому

    i have done kravmaga for 6 years and am a blackbelt its a very agressive martial art(my family are hebrews so we do it)

  • @TimRHillard
    @TimRHillard Місяць тому +2

    Haters love to diss Krav Maga for not sparring, nipot having any real violence. This looks like good training to me. The instructor matters. The athlete matters. Most Krav Maga strikes and wrestling are essentially the same ones in MMA. Its all in how you cook the ingredients.

    • @AyeJordan7
      @AyeJordan7 Місяць тому +1

      Still tho……u have to spar..

    • @TimRHillard
      @TimRHillard Місяць тому

      @@AyeJordan7 true.

    • @MegaRagingBunny
      @MegaRagingBunny Місяць тому

      There was no sparring. And that is a valid criticism, same as the delusional play-fighting and then believing it will work "on teh streetz".
      "Most Krav Maga strikes and wrestling are essentially the same ones in MMA." especially the standing wrist-locks with complaint partners falling on their own see 0:05.
      You have no idea what you are talking about, you just got hyped by the video.

  • @GokuMcDuck
    @GokuMcDuck Місяць тому

    Good ryona video.

  • @TheBMA675
    @TheBMA675 Місяць тому +1

    I go to lions Krav Maga lol edit: I’ve even trained in that room before

  • @5styleFMA
    @5styleFMA Місяць тому

    Punching is great. And it's only easy to break your hand if you're not taught how to punch properly. It's easy to break your hand if you're not properly taught about targets.

  • @lkjsdf1
    @lkjsdf1 Місяць тому +1

    Wow that test was...

  • @PaMuShin
    @PaMuShin Місяць тому +1

    You said the palm strikes feel unnatural. Actually styles for women are rare. Usually they rather favor Ba Gua, Wing Chun or Madarin Duck aka Chuojiao, where mostly the sharp elbows are used or the ball/heel of the foot. Like in the movies, where the girls kick the attacker in the face while in choke hold. Flexibility, speed and the hardest parts of the body are sought after for women. The snake style in street fighter might give you another idea of typical women strategies. In some countries they rather use Kubaton or Yawara to use some pain control and not hurt their own bodies. Using chili which are rubbed in the hands are pretty popular as self defense also, at least make a rape very uncomfortable.

  • @jai4jz
    @jai4jz Місяць тому

    You should try judo for 30 days

  • @user-hs7hh9fy8m
    @user-hs7hh9fy8m Місяць тому +1

    I want you to try kung fu 6o days

  • @pandaman1677
    @pandaman1677 Місяць тому

    Krav Maga is good after you’ve taken and advanced in an art or two.

  • @shojibdas3672
    @shojibdas3672 Місяць тому

    There was a similar youtube channel named Ireenmyself who also learned new skills. But now she stopped making learning contents.

  • @user-oi8yu9yb5p
    @user-oi8yu9yb5p Місяць тому

    Your pressured arent you thats how some of us martial artist feel when we enter foreign gym or dojo is pressuring just breath things will be okay

  • @user-rc8br5sw6j
    @user-rc8br5sw6j Місяць тому

    All credit to you for completing the 30 days. As one of the women suggested though it can't be learnt in 30 days. Looks awful and harrowing. Not sure what else to say

  • @mkleng
    @mkleng Місяць тому

    Better than McDojos and standard martial arts classes BUT still not quite realistic.

  • @PowerHouseATX
    @PowerHouseATX 26 днів тому

    Kize will you be my bodyguard?

  • @kananisha
    @kananisha Місяць тому +1

    Have you tried Judo? Lol

  • @113uineo
    @113uineo Місяць тому

    U do everything for 30 days why?

  • @spectator4786
    @spectator4786 Місяць тому

    Pfft! 🙄, this is nothing compared with my training at the turtle hermit school.

  • @marekgamingtv9637
    @marekgamingtv9637 Місяць тому +3

    bullshit knife defense, better run if you can

    • @natealbatros3848
      @natealbatros3848 Місяць тому +6

      how do you run with a knife to your throat?

    • @marekgamingtv9637
      @marekgamingtv9637 Місяць тому

      run before when you see a knife@@natealbatros3848

    • @user-rc8br5sw6j
      @user-rc8br5sw6j Місяць тому

      @@natealbatros3848 There's the rub. With a knife to your throat or loaded gun pointed at you there are very limited options for even highly trained personnel. I have no idea I just watch youtube videos but have checked out hard to hurt, armchair violence or any of the women's self defence technique debunkers. From what I understand in such a position you can choose to submit/freeze or attack in self defence. Whichever you choose you have to be 100% committed and as Kize found out you have to practice hurting people otherwise you won't do it when the time comes. Krav maga usually boasts extensive spatial awareness and deescalation skills. Once the knife is at your throat unless the guy wasn't serious your throat will be slit and you will die. If they have a gun apparently if they pistol whip you its a sign that they aren't actually going to shoot you. But the way to bet is with the guy holding the gun. All the rest is a fantasy sold to the vulnerable for money. I'm not against capitalism but they should be compelled to abide by laws against false advertising. But like I say this one side of the conversation by the youtubers who claim the self industry though multibillion dollar is a scam that propagates fear to make money.

    • @MegaRagingBunny
      @MegaRagingBunny Місяць тому

      @@natealbatros3848 by not letting them put a knife to my throat?

  • @ohhi688
    @ohhi688 Місяць тому +3

    hey i love yr videos they are really awesome, i just wanted to say that krav maga is employed by the idf who are creating the dire g3noc1de in Palestine. to be honest, as BDS (a movement to liberate Palestinians) is in place, i think it may be a little bit inappropriate to post a video that really decontextualises & uncritically brings in krav maga, running the risk of sidelining any viewers who could be rightly distressed abt the use of an israeli martial art during a time where it is advertised as the "progressive" m.a. despite the overseas reality being so far from this. free Palestine!

    • @zerop4110
      @zerop4110 Місяць тому

      🤓🤓🤓

    • @user-rc8br5sw6j
      @user-rc8br5sw6j Місяць тому +2

      To be fair to the IDF what they teach in gyms in the West has nothing to do with what soldiers do in war time or conflict zones. First the main weapon of a soldier is air strikes, tanks, artillery. Then they move in large units with automatic weapons grenades and drones and can call in air strikes if needed. They do have minimal training when the lose their weapon or run out of ammo. But krav maga uses its IDF background merely a selling point so people pay more to learn it. It's a bit like suggesting I can't watch wonder woman anymore because its anti-Palestinian. What rich westerners pay for in their spare time has zero effect on Palesitine. The IDF do not make any money out of this scheme. It's like suggesting people should refrain from visiting their therapist because Sigmund Freud started that stuff off. It's irrelevant. Here's another one its' like suggesting we shouldn't send valentine cards because they could lead to unwanted pregnancies and that doesn't help with the ecological crisis caused by global warming. But you may disagree so don't watch and unsubscribe and maybe some Palestinian will thank you one day

    • @jonfee5081
      @jonfee5081 Місяць тому

      Oh my god I can’t escape them

    • @MegaRagingBunny
      @MegaRagingBunny Місяць тому +1

      Krav taught here has absolutely nothing to do with krav IDF has. First of all by the fact that IDF krav is a 2 week course in mental conditioning, not a self defense course with aikido levels of resistance. Only reason in my opinion these random self-defense schools take mantle of krav is because they get recognition and some sort of validation, by people who know no better.