Real Shaolin Disciple Reacts to Fake Martial Arts Part 2!

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  • Опубліковано 8 жов 2022
  • Long overdue Part 2 of when I reacted to Fake Martial Arts. Big shoutout to all the people providing me with clips. Some of those fake Kung Fu Clips are quite obscure and unknown. Always cool to be able to bring something unique. Thats the way of the Real Shaolin Disciple
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  • @ToxicSkull0
    @ToxicSkull0 Рік тому +3461

    This Shaolin disciple seems like a calm person that would review video games in a relaxing and fashionable manner

    • @mr.jordwell9084
      @mr.jordwell9084 Рік тому +120

      Indeed! his Zen presence does wonders for my ADHD

    • @jamzqool
      @jamzqool Рік тому +80

      calm, peaceful, and tranquility...

    • @malpacino6760
      @malpacino6760 Рік тому +10

      Yous have quite obviously never ever watched ranton before.

    • @jonsong4592
      @jonsong4592 Рік тому +100

      @@malpacino6760 youre like that chick dodging the spear except the spear is the joke

    • @Gran69
      @Gran69 Рік тому +12

      @@malpacino6760 whooosh

  • @bandit6272
    @bandit6272 Рік тому +1004

    This guy's energy is insane. It make me want to go out and train. Right after a nap

    • @scrappydoo7887
      @scrappydoo7887 Рік тому +11

      👌🤣

    • @deathproof8732
      @deathproof8732 Рік тому +16

      Or 3 naps

    • @korstmahler
      @korstmahler Рік тому +16

      We could take that as you just woke up, watched this video and want to go train,
      but we all know you're napping right now.

    • @rikumajumder1558
      @rikumajumder1558 Рік тому +10

      I was able to actually go out and play Football right after a nap. Now, I sleep.

    • @theodorebear6714
      @theodorebear6714 Рік тому +10

      You don't have to master a flying kick by next Tuesday. I did some push ups as I watched the video.
      Every bit helps! Do a set of your own push ups! ✨️

  • @GarryOzols
    @GarryOzols Рік тому +184

    As an old man who, in my youth trained in Karate, Judo and during the Bruce Lee era some questionable Kung Fu I am happy to see the respect given here when due but also calling out the bullshit as well.
    well done

  • @joet7760
    @joet7760 Рік тому +64

    You make some great points. I’m a Japanese Jujutsu and Judo instructor and I’m often asked what the best style is in my opinion. My response is always the same. It depends on what you are training for. For me, I train and teach Japanese Jujutsu, Judo and BJJ so those are best for me. I also add (because many will complain about certain styles not being good) that every martial art style is good for what it was intended for but not every martial art style is truly a self defense style or a one size fits all. I’m sure many people have different interpretations of what makes something a self defense style as do I.

    • @joet7760
      @joet7760 Рік тому

      @@OfficialVirilamis thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work. I have been training since 76 (except 8 years off after being injured on 9/11) and I’m still learning. BJJ is difficult at my age and with my injuries but I do what I can. I have been asked by several wing chun instructors I know to train in it but it’s not for me. I don’t have anything against it of course.

    • @aaronjackson1493
      @aaronjackson1493 7 місяців тому

      Well said . Plus I can't stress enough for people to stay safe and avoid danger at ALL. No matter WHAT you trained in or how LONG HOW you trained. Safety comes before pride. Also, my personal favorite style: Muay Boran/Thai, French Kickboxing, Judo, BJJ, Hapkido, Krav Maga, Escrima, Kobudo, boxing, Lethwei, and Shotokan.

  • @harunatoro
    @harunatoro Рік тому +1782

    HE HAS RETURNED WITH HIS GREATEST WORK

  • @mooseking7545
    @mooseking7545 Рік тому +1950

    Every Ranton video is an event that must be treated with the utmost respect.

    • @johnvinter
      @johnvinter Рік тому +3

      & this comment too!

    • @federicovalle2245
      @federicovalle2245 Рік тому +1

      Yes

    • @lakithminod2962
      @lakithminod2962 Рік тому +1

      Yes

    • @rohanb2711
      @rohanb2711 Рік тому +3

      I forgot about him but I'm glad I was subscribed to him, what a pleasant surprise!

    • @federicovalle2245
      @federicovalle2245 Рік тому +3

      @@rohanb2711 one does not forget to be subscribed to Ranton. The awareness lingers inside the heart, never to be forgotten

  • @slavneslavne
    @slavneslavne Рік тому +91

    I practiced Aikido, but never heard more precise description then this young man made. He actually put the light on most important practical aspects . That what he said I learnt after years of training and thinking.
    My respect for his observations.

    • @Mikichan85
      @Mikichan85 Рік тому +2

      So... Why did you do it?
      When I choose wushu, I was able to see clearly that all the Japanese martial arts was useless. Just because are so streight and... Like a piece of wood.
      Didn't you see that before?

    • @slavneslavne
      @slavneslavne Рік тому +11

      @@Mikichan85 I trained because of nice company and because I expected more from aikido. When that was not existing any more and aikido proved inadequate, I left. Quite normal and logical.
      If you knew in advance that "all Japanese martial arts are useless", good for you.

    • @matrixbug
      @matrixbug Рік тому +4

      @@Mikichan85 "so streight and... Like a piece of wood", that sounds like Wing Chun to me. 😁

    • @nicholase2868
      @nicholase2868 Рік тому +9

      Aikido isn't bad, but you know need a few techniques. It should be mixed with other material arts so you can choose between controlling a person or kicking their ass.

    • @AmbrosiusEpiscopus
      @AmbrosiusEpiscopus Рік тому +1

      Some fall for the mystical promise of Aikido's founder, i.e., that it's a mean of acquiring the same claimed chi powers he had. My sensei at least believed in this, as other teacher I knew. I also got into Aikido due to some good friends when I was a teenager, but soon realized it all.

  • @The_Third_Feather
    @The_Third_Feather Рік тому +32

    Thank you for treating aikido with respect. I agree that it's not necessarily good for self defense, but certainly has applications in all of the areas you've stated (bouncers, law enforcement, etc). Its training for body positioning is also useful for other arts (it helped me with Muay Thai footwork, believe it or not).

  • @me0101001000
    @me0101001000 Рік тому +751

    Xu Xiaodong is my man. I love this guy. Dude said himself that he's a mediocre martial artist who's past his prime, and he's still destroying "kungfu masters"

    • @Tr1s
      @Tr1s Рік тому +35

      Yeah but definitely past his prime but hes pretty solid for most peoples standards I'd say
      No crazy grappling but from what I can see he has pretty high level striking and maybe he has good wrestling idk haven't really seen it cos it doenst really happen when ur up against wing chun guys

    • @me0101001000
      @me0101001000 Рік тому +81

      @@Tr1s that's the point. A mediocre MMA fighter can sweep just about any kungfu "master" because MMA is built on scrutinizing every possible technique, something kungu has failed to do.
      And yeah, he's not huge on grappling. He said so himself. He has a background in Sanda and Muay Thai, and a little bit of Shuaijiao and BJJ for grappling, things he picked up after losing a fight.

    • @Tr1s
      @Tr1s Рік тому +3

      @@me0101001000 yeah for sure it's just not really meant for actually fighting at least the way it is trained is the main thing that makes it very different

    • @Lieutenant-Dan
      @Lieutenant-Dan Рік тому +41

      @@me0101001000 yeah it's kind of a shame in a way, I just can't believe these guys are deluded enough to fight him. We all know the traditional martial arts are no where near as effective in a cage fight as MMA. Most people doing traditional arts aren't there to be become good cage fighters, there are many other aspects, like the art form, culture, community, fitness and athleticism. It would almost be like asking someone who does ballet and gymnastics to fight an MMA guy.

    • @vinnieg6161
      @vinnieg6161 Рік тому +2

      Only master I know is Bruce Lee and he wasn't messing around

  • @ramonestefano
    @ramonestefano Рік тому +126

    Monk, martial arts connoisseur, UA-camr, internet celebrity and comedian. Welcome back, you legend.

  • @mayonaisseian
    @mayonaisseian Рік тому +5

    6:20 when you wanna pray but metal music slaps so hard

  • @glovere2
    @glovere2 Рік тому +32

    I appreciate what he said about older people in the park exercising and how much we need that in the US. I went to a park near the campus of Shanghai East Normal University when I studied there in 1989. I did my Tai Chi and would draw a crowd of uncles to make sure I was doing it right. Park exercise for old people isn’t a part of our culture, but it’s too bad. They would live a lot longer and be healthier. Great video as usual.

    • @manzanasrojas6984
      @manzanasrojas6984 Рік тому

      He said the west, not the US. God damn (US)americans and their egocentric worldview 🤡

  • @EvanYoungMusic
    @EvanYoungMusic Рік тому +430

    You know it’s a good day when Ranton ONE uploads.

  • @RealRanton
    @RealRanton  Рік тому +37

    Check out the long overdue Cyberpunk 2077 Review!
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  • @tbarry4990
    @tbarry4990 Рік тому +24

    I remember hearing of a (supposed) Wing Chun club where the instructor's idea of proving yourself was to go out and pick a fight with someone (on the street). Nothing like the club I wound up joining - the club I joined you had to be interviewed by the Sifu before you could join. If he thought you were there for picking fights, you were politely told that this club wasn't for them and that they should go study somewhere else. I was fortunate enough to be allowed in. I thought it was one of the best experiences in my life. I learned a lot about the Chinese culture and was thrilled to have the opportunity to go, with other students, with our Sifu to meet our Si Gung. I'll never forget it.

    • @matrixbug
      @matrixbug Рік тому +7

      Sifu has to choose the good students with good intention. Can't teach students causing all sorts of troubles, become a threat to the society.
      in ancient china, if a student commit a serious crime, Sifu has to put him out himself.

  • @shanesunday298
    @shanesunday298 Рік тому +9

    Respect! As an aikido student I agree with you 100 percent. This is why I study martial arts. Brilliant video and commentary.

  • @Jny235
    @Jny235 Рік тому +193

    Doctor Mike fade almost killed me dude, you hilarious as always. Never stop keeping them coming!!! 🤣😂😂🤣💀💀☠️

  • @alexandresiemsen798
    @alexandresiemsen798 Рік тому +208

    I trained aikido for a few years when I was a kid because a family member of mine was starting a class for kids in a local dojo. The owner of that dojo would always tell me and the other kids that we should't use aikido in self defense because it wasn't very efficient, the stuff they would teach us there was more focused in learning to control you body and your breathing.
    Also, there are some techniques in Aikido that actually work in self defense, and from personal experience, they can hurt a lot, but they are less flashy and usually involve imobilizations, so they never appear in those funny compilations.
    Another thing that really doesn't help aikido's image, is that for some reason, the guys using the techniques in those demonstrations always looked super bored and like they didn't want to be there, which makes he stuff even more hillarious

    • @damiresq
      @damiresq Рік тому +26

      I agree. I went to aikido lessons when I was 20. (20 years ago) The instructor was very good and aware as well. I realized its not eficient at all for fighting so I enjoyed practicing the stuff I founded useful like falling witch was very important for me in the winters while walking on ice :))
      Only once happened to me one day random dude grabbed me by the wrist he wanted to snatch the phone out of my pocket and i had no problem avoiding that and getting out of the grip.
      Aikido used to be good for little kids, learning about respect, falling and getting up after that is also a good psychological exercise and other things.
      The guys using the techniques in demonstrations they look bored because they avoid getting tired because they are out of shape and fat :)) They proclaim a self imaginary status of self respect thus not being in need to move to much because they are to powerful when instead they are only out of shape and old :))
      Many times this delusion gets out of control and so u get the supernatural masters teaching telekinetic nonsense :))
      I laughed so much at that aikido slap at the end omg :)))

    • @shawnsmith2610
      @shawnsmith2610 Рік тому +16

      There are cops and bouncers that have used Aikido for years and years.

    • @LyricalBlock32
      @LyricalBlock32 Рік тому +14

      As simple as this: aikido should be practiced by smart people who have skills of fighting

    • @tamakaramaena
      @tamakaramaena Рік тому +4

      @@LyricalBlock32 yes with it's good to mix it up hence mixed martial arts I actually use Kung Fu in mma

    • @davidkalavsky1760
      @davidkalavsky1760 Рік тому +3

      aikido is okay if your opponent isn't jacked, if they are, goodluck doing a joint lock or something, it won't work. that being said doesn't take away from it, it's a sport.

  • @eugenem2000
    @eugenem2000 Рік тому +14

    great point you made on aikido.
    i practiced that when i was 10 to 15 but moved on to train jyujyutsu and kenjutsu where i found it alot more practical.
    i also love the example of you said 50years and become a god or 3 months of kickboxing and become...good
    so true😊

  • @VincentMcmanus.
    @VincentMcmanus. Рік тому +5

    3:35 I feel bad for this guy. The CCP trashed his social credit score. He got kicked out of his gym, can't get work, can't travel, and can't get a place to live on his own. Very sad.

  • @BlackKing505
    @BlackKing505 Рік тому +47

    7:45 the power in those moves looks incredible

  • @MrThisissonotfunny
    @MrThisissonotfunny Рік тому +19

    Welcome back😊

    • @swiggah
      @swiggah Рік тому

      He hasn't been gone, check out Rantwo bro

  • @GeZz.
    @GeZz. Рік тому +8

    i love when he speaks about Shaolin and Martial Arts he is serious as AF and he talks the true.

  • @72mardy
    @72mardy Рік тому +8

    Looks like Steven Seagal ate Twinkies for 50 years....

    • @nicholase2868
      @nicholase2868 Рік тому +1

      I'd pay a thousand Twinkies to fight him. Dude is up there just doing aikido against a person intentionally grabbing them flopping.

    • @ratanakemble8146
      @ratanakemble8146 Рік тому

      Ong

  • @athunderfan
    @athunderfan Рік тому +14

    So everyone is saying ranton is back, I too was under the impression that he is back until 5 min ago when I found out he has a 2nd channel where he has been uploading relatively consistently for like a year, so he was apparently never gone and I just didnt know. So if anyone like me also didnt know this search rantwo or go to channels on this channel, I sincerely hope I wasnt the only one who made this mistale

  • @redwolfe7049
    @redwolfe7049 Рік тому +60

    I absolutely love how you don't just dump on the clips but you also but your experience and knowledge into it as well.

  • @captain_crayon
    @captain_crayon Рік тому +9

    I trained in and received my black belt in Aikido (in Japan specifically). But I absolutely agree that Aikido alone would get you killed in a real fight. In my opinion it's a good way to add or refine certain parts of your fighting technique, but you still need a better base from MMA or kickboxing to actually be effective in defending yourself.

  • @phoenixonfire2998
    @phoenixonfire2998 Рік тому +27

    When I studied Tae Kwon Do I fell in love with forms. For me, each form should show an understanding of the technique whether it be a front kick , an over hand block,or balance. Forms are not fighting patterns. For me the represent the fierce, fluidity and functionality of the art all wrapped up in a display of love for the art.

    • @nicholase2868
      @nicholase2868 Рік тому +2

      Totally, I love long forms that you can get into and nail down to perfection. Real fights just don't happen much, self defense is good but it gets boring just working on kicks and punches.

    • @bryant8647
      @bryant8647 Рік тому

      Ok but what are you gonna do if I shoot a single leg on you?

    • @mattpatterson9128
      @mattpatterson9128 Рік тому +1

      @@nicholase2868 UFC after the first 8 videos got boring, looking at guys lay on top of each other rolling on the ground, just turned me off. Strange in that regard, but, i do enjoy seeing chicks do this, like it very much. 🤣, But seriously, the Forms help build stamina. I love Ving tsun train it it till this day, i also love Silat, and Kali. UFC dose not let folks perform kali or Escrima ,(as far as I'm told) in there matches. Tells me something right there. UFC is mostly, (in my opinion) , scripted entertainment, got to promote there star. I do love condition , i don't break bricks, or anything like that, but i do kick tress, (shin), and hit trees , (fist, forearms). To be honest, the last fight i had,(1994), amateur kickboxing match pretty much open my eyes. these days i perform the forms, and beat on trees. My tough guy fantasies died as a teen. God bless you and yours.

  • @Darkninja282
    @Darkninja282 Рік тому +42

    The Kung Fu dojo I went to taught Northern Shaolin, and Brazilian Jujitsu. And wushu for kids. Best 10 years of martial arts I had. Sparring was in both kid and adult class, and full meditation seminars on Thursdays. And Saturday morning classes were brutal. Good times I miss it greatly. My Sifu was very spiritual and is a Buddhist trained at the Shaolin temple before moving on to other training. He had always said something important he wanted to train people like how people fight not animal styles and always was realistic about on the streets saying the best defense was don’t be there. Solid advice

    • @Suki-xu9xs
      @Suki-xu9xs Рік тому +3

      Sounds like the kung fu school I go to’

    • @Darkninja282
      @Darkninja282 Рік тому +2

      @@Suki-xu9xs oh cool. Mine that I went to is in Michigan. It is really important to be realistic about martial arts. Because Dojo lore will and claim anything. I majored in Anthropology and History and focused heavily on Chinese dynastic military history which adjusted my over all view on Shaolin.

  • @hello_kitty_is_my_religion
    @hello_kitty_is_my_religion Рік тому +28

    yoooo. rantoni is back with his delicious editing just when I was craving 😋

  • @lukematteucci4565
    @lukematteucci4565 Рік тому +1

    "So when in doubt, respect!" 🤣 that's awesome!

  • @realhengst1971
    @realhengst1971 Рік тому

    Please keep making videos you are the most entertaining youtuber of em all. Und deine Reactions auf Videos und Reviews von Games sind die einzigen die man sich in voller Länge reinziehen kann ohne ein zu pennen!!keep it up💪🏼

  • @ILikeCoconutsLots
    @ILikeCoconutsLots Рік тому +15

    I'm so glad you pointed that out about aikido that you have to do these funny flips and tumbles just to avoid getting hurt and even my master used to teach all of his students that in a real fight actually kick and punch! He trained in aiki-jiujitsu too so would often teach us the old versions of the techniques with all the strikes kept in. I'd highly recommend yoshinkan aikido, but only for people who have a lot of experience in striking based styles already.

  • @kartsewu
    @kartsewu Рік тому +9

    HES DAMN BACK GUYS

  • @jonolas1626
    @jonolas1626 Рік тому +5

    0:29 Editor Ranton trying to make it seem like he wasn't blanking; just making a Joe Biden reference XD

  • @tophatowl6724
    @tophatowl6724 Рік тому +1

    Your videos are funny and your insights are always really interesting. I love your videos man, i wish you made more

  • @TehDanno1
    @TehDanno1 Рік тому

    Man you had me cracking up within less than the first minute, subbed. Thank you. 🙏

  • @xoffox9312
    @xoffox9312 Рік тому +21

    You never know if Ranton is back or not 🤟🏼😆

  • @C.A.P.9
    @C.A.P.9 Рік тому +5

    Missed these videos. Good to see we got a new one 👌🏼🔥

  • @Norixciii
    @Norixciii Рік тому

    Always love the hell out of your videos man!

  • @omnijem5042
    @omnijem5042 Рік тому

    I’m so glad you’re back!

  • @Unknown323_
    @Unknown323_ Рік тому +8

    Yes. The GOAT is back. 😭🔥

  • @gnikydad
    @gnikydad Рік тому +9

    4:00 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣

  • @coryschlichting3517
    @coryschlichting3517 Рік тому

    So glad I stumbled upon your channel! Love it! Can't wait to watch more content!!

  • @TheIronShoguns
    @TheIronShoguns Рік тому

    Great video Ranton, keep up the content!

  • @muhammed6893
    @muhammed6893 Рік тому +13

    When we didn't need him he's here 😊

  • @CTC420
    @CTC420 Рік тому +13

    Hey Ranton, I love you, you are a fantastic human being, keep it up, bro!

  • @iandavis3599
    @iandavis3599 Рік тому +1

    Just discovered you today through this video. Watched a few of your other videos. Your presentations are very entertaining. Subscribed!

  • @Josh.JustJosh.
    @Josh.JustJosh. 11 місяців тому

    Dude you’re too funny 😂🤣 this editing is great!

  • @Tr1s
    @Tr1s Рік тому +31

    Great take on aikido man I trained it for a years as a kid and then realised it was not ideal to say the least, then I moved on to muay thai and am getting ready for my first fight after just a few months and those few month have gotten me further than years of aikido, however I will say the weight distribution stuff in aikido has actually helped me a lot in the clinch so I definitely would never say aikido has no use at all its just that the way it is practiced is probably the worst as well as it just not being meant for a reactive fight at all however like rantoni said it is great for bigger guys that are just trying to pin an move a drunk person pr somthing without accidentally hurting them.

    • @Cenot4ph
      @Cenot4ph Рік тому +7

      aikido was meant for use during sword fighting ages, hence they have these disarming movements etc. people that shit on it are just unaware of its application and think its some fighting class. It's not a fighting class

    • @peterwang5660
      @peterwang5660 Рік тому

      Yeah yeah yeah, and then there's this: ua-cam.com/video/WoQQlOEnSFI/v-deo.html

    • @lolasdm6959
      @lolasdm6959 Рік тому +1

      @@Cenot4ph Wen Chun is dual knife fighting technique too, it's not designed specifically for unarmed fighting.

    • @Tr1s
      @Tr1s Рік тому +4

      @@Cenot4ph yeah but the fact that some of the dojos push it as "self defense" doenst sit right with me because it leads to false confidence like that vid of the aikido master getting ran by a guy that does MMA as a hobby,
      And yeah like you said that root of that problem is a lack of understanding that aikido isnt for fighting and is just a totally separate thing

    • @KortovElphame
      @KortovElphame Рік тому

      I'm really bored of people ignorant of "martial arts" when and where was the idea that its was self defense begin?
      First off most fighting forms were to combat non fighters.
      For God's sake even in manuals it was admitted. Smh

  • @thatoneguy3590
    @thatoneguy3590 Рік тому +5

    When the world needed him the most he came back!!!

  • @Axe19909
    @Axe19909 10 місяців тому

    I love how you're honest and straightforward about martial arts in general and Shao Lin Kung Fu specifically

  • @creativesounds3775
    @creativesounds3775 Рік тому

    Been waiting a looooooong time for a part 2 !!

  • @tyrannosaurus62
    @tyrannosaurus62 Рік тому +5

    Always a pleasure watching your videos 😂 thank you for the education.

  • @hagensensei6795
    @hagensensei6795 Рік тому +7

    Finally!!! He got his channel back😂

  • @ngohaydenmoe
    @ngohaydenmoe 6 місяців тому

    why is this so funny
    why is the editing so hilarious
    btw nice vids

  • @ayeehmanfeudo5749
    @ayeehmanfeudo5749 Рік тому

    I like your Sense of Humors Man lol it's perfect to your content. 😂

  • @d-rose2134
    @d-rose2134 Рік тому +4

    Endlich 😂 Das letzte Video war so unfassbar lustig geschnitten 😂👍🏻

  • @FeloniousBalogna
    @FeloniousBalogna Рік тому +12

    Love this guy, super funny and talented. I wish he uploaded more often. But I can’t help but notice that his returning video after 4 months (3rd video in over a year) is a “part 2” of his most popular video ever (20 million views) that was made over 2 years ago.

    • @CaelumN0ctis
      @CaelumN0ctis Рік тому +1

      His second channel has gotten vids steadily, even if some are just clips from his stream (I think)

    • @house30house
      @house30house Рік тому +2

      and your point is .....?

    • @manzanasrojas6984
      @manzanasrojas6984 Рік тому +2

      ye, no shit. if you were following him on his 2nd channel or twitch, or instagram ( anywhere really ) youd know that he uses the main channel for shaolin videos mainly for that juicy ad money. everything else on rantwo

  • @maxchen9185
    @maxchen9185 Рік тому +2

    9:35 yep, that sums up the entire idea of this video. People had shown you how to bend a spear with their throat, and had their eyeballs poked out by spears. If anyone still claim that some moves are too dangerous to "show" or "perform" they are just bullshxting.

  • @PR1ME98
    @PR1ME98 9 місяців тому +1

    I agree with the aikido thing.
    I did aikido for a couple of years and i can fully say that aikido is specifically for defusing a physical conflict WITHOUT harming yourself AND your opponent.
    It doesn’t teach you any offense.
    Just evasive defense.

  • @karonahluwalia2874
    @karonahluwalia2874 Рік тому +11

    Its always a good time watching your react videos because of the perfect mix of humor and knowledge that you bring to them keep it up 👍

  • @J.Wozniak
    @J.Wozniak Рік тому +3

    Im gonna watch and rewatch this video for months till the new one arrives

  • @jorgerhardt4735
    @jorgerhardt4735 Рік тому +2

    I like that you are not disrepectful to others even if they are doing crazy stuff. Accept people's efforts even if you might think its pointless is rare nowadays.

  • @lancenetworkv5938
    @lancenetworkv5938 Рік тому

    Glad you're back at it! 😁

  • @danielschultheiss81
    @danielschultheiss81 Рік тому +4

    Content is nice but what you did say about all those masteries and techniques is even more important and interesting. Thank you very much.

  • @_Ten_
    @_Ten_ Рік тому +8

    Back with them sick edits as always ❤

  • @ottebya
    @ottebya Рік тому

    best description of contextualizing Aikido Ive ever heard, def is not direct fight skill but dealing with troublemakers in certain ways very useful 👍

  • @nickowl128
    @nickowl128 Рік тому +1

    Dude ive missed you and now i see youve been pretty active the whole time (last i watched was react to sifu) so glad the algorithm finally put you back on my page. The editing, the comedy *chefs kiss*
    Time to catch up

  • @Sennken
    @Sennken Рік тому +1

    One thing about screaming that people probably have already mentioned is that it also has a practical effect, as screaming causes your torso muscles to contract (to expel huge amounts of air to produce the scream), adding more explosive force to your attacking motion, or defense. That's also why you can hear combat athletes exhale when punching, achieving a similar result, but on a smaller scale (since obviously screaming all the time will cause you to hyperventilate)

  • @ChosenofDarkness8
    @ChosenofDarkness8 Рік тому +3

    Glad to see Ranton back!
    I'd be curious to hear him talk about which Shaolin forms would be used in real combat. My theory is that the cool, flashy stuff's only use would be to confuse opponents, otherwise it's just a lot of wasted movement. I might be wrong, but an actual expert's opinion would be cool.

    • @lolasdm6959
      @lolasdm6959 Рік тому

      No it's to fight people who aren't very strong or trained, and then you end up with moves that are useless against real trained fighters.

    • @petrolmonkey8339
      @petrolmonkey8339 Рік тому

      the analogy of shaolin temple would be a country fair of Wagyu Cow Breeds, where each cow species is a martial art. Before you needed cows for tilling the land, then cows for meat consumption, then cows for fast food industry, then cows for dairy... the point is to recognize the complex supply and demand of just the surrounding provinces of China from the Shaolin Temple, then you can see the diversity

  • @lnordin4854
    @lnordin4854 Рік тому +10

    I see Ranton, I click. Simple as that

  • @briandickey2201
    @briandickey2201 Рік тому

    love your videos I appreciate someone who speaks out against fake martial artists.

  • @mga999
    @mga999 Рік тому +1

    This video is art brother. great video man !

  • @panosas4645
    @panosas4645 Рік тому +3

    I am in LOVE with this chill ranton. I also am one of the few people that will appreciate the reduced, over the top editing

  • @arwinaziz911
    @arwinaziz911 Рік тому +22

    Xu Xiaodong is a hero. The government even tried to stop him through blocking his passport and such.
    But my man is never stopping

    • @bxyhxyh
      @bxyhxyh Рік тому

      Local government*. Big shot don't even care him.
      What they care is to be an emperor of China, take over Taiwan and dominate the world.

    • @nandomericoni4457
      @nandomericoni4457 Рік тому

      Are you sure he had his passport blocked? I follow him a bit and he has certainly been harassed by the government, but I never heard about the passport. Where did you find that information?

    • @IsYourMediaFake
      @IsYourMediaFake Рік тому

      His passport wasn't blocked thats just his marketing scheme to get more attention. He was an asshole but he did have a valid point about some horrible masters in China.

  • @rital312
    @rital312 Місяць тому

    i did 3 little years of aikido as a kid, and even is i didn't really like it (nor did it for long) there is one thing that absolutely saved me more than once and that i was very grateful to have learned:
    Falling.
    When playing soccer, when i had my skateboard phase or even when cycling, most of the times i had the reflex to roll instead of just flattening myself on the ground.
    That's the part i always thought was very useful, and i hope i'll still have those reflexes in the future if needed!

  • @kvjackal7980
    @kvjackal7980 Рік тому

    Yessssss. I'm so glad he's back!

  • @HowlingMad86
    @HowlingMad86 Рік тому +3

    Kung Fu lives in everything we do.
    It's how we treat others, it's how we do our work....
    It's even in my skating or Taekwondo training.

  • @DCGMatthew1
    @DCGMatthew1 Рік тому +3

    This will be very epic indeed. And I see Steven Seagal.

  • @jahnukainen_8912
    @jahnukainen_8912 Рік тому +2

    1:08 don't mind me, just saving this clip with immense meme potential, for myself.

  • @Andre-uu3bb
    @Andre-uu3bb Рік тому

    Always when I watch your videos I think how much is nice to be somehow closer to Shaolin Kung Fu and how much sometimes I wonder about it. When I was younger I trained Jeet Kune Do and one day we had a visit of a master in Chin-Na, we learned a lot of practice but because was just one class unfortunately a lot of history was left out (or if it wasn't I maybe didn't pay attention or I don't remember 🤔). It was a plot twist to me to see actual people from Shaolin training Chin-Na, I didn't know the connection and it made me so happy! Somehow I felt even closer (even if so distant). Thank you for that!

  • @NickenChugget
    @NickenChugget Рік тому +5

    i think steven seagal's akido is deadly. His strikes hit hard, his move breaks bones, he literally use his limbs like swords and spears

    • @YuddhaVeera
      @YuddhaVeera Рік тому +1

      You are just describing how he eats "nicken chuggets"

    • @Silverblade416
      @Silverblade416 Рік тому

      @@YuddhaVeera And Seagal might've acquired drain bamage from all of that.

  • @daveshif2514
    @daveshif2514 Рік тому +3

    love that you can talk about this stuff without just crapping on it in general. I really think a lot of the "fake martial arts" content out there is just thinly disguised asian-hate. Huge love for Xu Xiaodong, he lost everything just by doing the right thing. so sad

    • @AztecUnshaven
      @AztecUnshaven Рік тому

      Xiadong is making plenty of money lol. Don't get it twisted.

    • @daveshif2514
      @daveshif2514 Рік тому +1

      @@AztecUnshaven several years after the fact and being ostracized from everyone and everything even for a short period of time is literally a jail sentence. Its great he has money now but that isnt everything

  • @maxsonja6608
    @maxsonja6608 8 місяців тому

    Hey bro great stuff, you’ve really hit a home run with the idea to take what works from different systems and at it too things like kickboxing, judo, and ,bjj. I have been training for 30 years in the martial arts myself, started when i was 12, I was lucky to meet a instructor that was very open, and practical. He showed me that there is a place for traditional martial arts there really is, more for conditioning and strengthening and developing power, when I started to train in kickboxing and BJJ it was very natural or somewhat lol. It saddens me to know that the Shaolin have changed and moved away from practical self defense, But as you said very good conditioning and beautiful forms must build killer cardio

  • @slingshotchicken4695
    @slingshotchicken4695 Рік тому

    Ranton, you are hilarious! I respect the skills and intellect as well.

  • @dumbledoomsarmy8634
    @dumbledoomsarmy8634 Рік тому +3

    Hui! Erster! Ich glaube das Video ist noch gar nicht veröffentlicht...

    • @point5ive
      @point5ive Рік тому +1

      wtf how

    • @omrgreenponch0814
      @omrgreenponch0814 Рік тому

      How the hell?

    • @Tr1s
      @Tr1s Рік тому

      Bro ist ein timelord

    • @dumbledoomsarmy8634
      @dumbledoomsarmy8634 Рік тому

      @@omrgreenponch0814 Don't know. It was in the Playlist before it was actual released. I think that's just another UA-cam failure.

  • @molehansman247
    @molehansman247 Рік тому

    These 4 monthly uploads are perfect. Keep it up rantoni macaroni

  • @anthonymarsh1969
    @anthonymarsh1969 Рік тому

    Bruh! 😂 I love how real and practical it explanations are. 👏👏👏🙏🏽

  • @nikolaiivano3101
    @nikolaiivano3101 Рік тому

    People need people like you !!!

  • @Ohboymason
    @Ohboymason Рік тому

    “You really loved Last time” like that was 2 years ago😭 still i do love it!

  • @josuesanchez1500
    @josuesanchez1500 Рік тому

    Ranton please give us more video game reviews! We need that man! YOU SAID 2022 WAS GOING TO HAVE ALOT OF UPLOADS!

  • @AndrewFlower
    @AndrewFlower Рік тому

    So real! Love the review!

  • @denisstpierre7140
    @denisstpierre7140 Рік тому

    Practical info in an entertaining package. Nicely done!

  • @Bob_Lennart
    @Bob_Lennart Рік тому +1

    "when in doubt, respect" i respect that mindset. Too many people just hate automatically

  • @sham_0252
    @sham_0252 Рік тому +1

    Man I never watch this guy but damn what's that outro😂😂 I hate that I actually feel entertained by that😂👌

  • @o.k.2968
    @o.k.2968 Рік тому

    Yep. The training for fun and training for health, training for self-defence and training for professional fighting - all of that are the different styles for different goals.

  • @Actheman1978
    @Actheman1978 Рік тому

    You are so respectful! Subbed

  • @azmimuzhafar1813
    @azmimuzhafar1813 Місяць тому

    Yup that confirms it. 7:37 I always could tell that Ranton got that dawg in him.

  • @smlel8293
    @smlel8293 Рік тому

    more please, I love this