As a former bouncer, street fighter and later, Black Belt, I like how you include looking around once the first threat is down. While the first dude can still get up at that point, multiple attackers is a real thing, even if it's the guys girlfriend or little sister. ( I include little sister because saw a little sister go after her brothers attacker from behind... she had a hatchet and she stopped hacking him in the back because it got stuck)
Great video. I do what the Marines call, "Bends and Thursts", which is a burpee without the pushup, to practice the sprawl. It is very similar to what is demonstrated on your video. A concept that comes to mind also is "nose to toes", if you can get a hand on the back of their head and push it toward their toes they will stop; not a perfect solution to every situation but it will work in the right circumstance. I've seen it work in, of all places, major league baseball during a brawl on the field. Probably won't work on a trained grappler but on an out-of-shape ex footballer it might come in handy. I've had a person rush me twice that I can remember; one I was able to side step, and the other I sprawled, wound up on top and laid on his head until he got tired and quit. Neither incident escalated into an all out fight and that's a good thing. Lovin' your channel and content. Subscribing now.
My Krav Maga instructors taught us sprawls and the way they made us practice them with no partners was like burpees. (Sprawl practice is pretty hard on your partner.) Basically, with no partner, sprawl like you're about to get taken down and because nothing is there to brace you, you go down as though you were going to do a push up with your forearms, which is undoubtedly how you'll land in a take down defense. From there, actually _push up_ with your forearms and hop up to your feet as though you were trying to get back up. You'll notice it's a lot like a burpee. Starting out, space your reps, try not to do this without a pad or on carpet, and sprawling won't feel so alien when you have to do it. The exercise ball is a great idea to get the reps in and really understand what it is you're trying to do, but remember, there won't be a spring assist to get you back up in an actual confrontation. Like the man said, you have to train your ass off.
Great way to drill the bits that need to be muscle memory or they won't be fast enough in a real world situation. That ball technique isn't bad at all just watch out for the belly-flop to somersault, good recovery Kyle 😜
@@Selfdefensegoat Seriously thank you for what you do, I have learned more about the why to do something and less on just simply how it is done. Keep doing what you do, and we will keep training hard on the concepts you and your team delivers here 👌
@@xXScissorHandsXx that’s so great to hear!!! Keep up the training and hopefully one day you can come train with me or I can come teach where you’re at?
I enjoy your videos. You are an excellent teacher btw. I know a lot of things, but age and disability have affected me. I have 50% Disability rating from the VA and I'm in my 60s now so I can't do a lot of what I used to be able to do when I was younger and not disabled and it's frustrating. Most of my training is in the striking arts, but I had some training in Judo and Wrestling, but do to my age and disability I really don't want to grapple so I'm trying to find things that work for me now.
Thanks for your service. Yes striking arts are important for you. Trapping is much easier on the body and may give you an upper hand if your long range techniques fail.
@@OldBadger1 Maybe on the mat....if u miss ur takedown you get to try again and again until you eventually get it...off the matt in a real confrontation with a skilled opponent you will have multiple broken joints...good luck with your second attempt. Wrestlers are very vulnerable...more than they think.
I needed to step my game up cuz this is how i lost my last fight. Other than been drunk. I wasn't prepared for the take down after i delivered a kick to the stomach
Im 5'6 wrestled a guy 5'9 and went in and he sorta sprawled so i got ahold of his ribs and swung him to the side and we landed,he put me in a choke but i powered off of it
I did a tackle as a kid against another kid who was taller and older. He fell of. Thankfully he is all right, but, I was worried a minutes later when I realized what happened. I was angry at the moment and did not have things clear, we were not even playing a game
MMA doesn't allow 12-6 elbows. If someone is going for that single leg or double leg and they they don't immeidately land it, they are definitely open to be knocked out. It's not allowed in MMA because it's too dangerous. You're not likely to see people going to the ground for those takedowns, or sprawling on concrete or asphalt. That shit hurts.
Everything here looks good and seems to me like solid teaching. But this wasn’t a tackle defense. This was a single leg/double leg takedown defense. There’s a difference. In a double or single leg they’re shooting in grabbing your leg or legs and putting their feet back under themselves. In a tackle they are charging in and once they hit whether it be your midsection or your legs they’ll be driving their feet. I could see a sprawl working on someone smaller if they’re trying to tackle you. But a bigger stronger guy? If they get their arms around you and are driving with their legs, especially if they got a running start, and you sprawl, then you’re still going down. It would be kind of like trying to sprawl on a sumo wrestler. Again this was great for single or double leg, but I am skeptical on how well it would work for a tackle.
Any competent wrestler would sprawl that guy so fast and take his back instantly. I was in a martial arts gym and the level of wrestling was pathetic. Do a burpee…good explanation
I love your channel but come on bro... don't be another aikido/ Seagal hater. I can tell u that my aikido skills have saved my ass countless of times more than anything ( and trust me I trained BJJ too. Who hasn't). Just saying...
Dude we love aikido! We have a few videos of it on the channel and do more. We were just talking about the chop to the back of the neck specifically. He also says it works but it is low percentage for self defense.
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what if you're against a wall?
Most realistic self defense teacher I have seen
try also "urban combatives"
As a former bouncer, street fighter and later, Black Belt, I like how you include looking around once the first threat is down. While the first dude can still get up at that point, multiple attackers is a real thing, even if it's the guys girlfriend or little sister. ( I include little sister because saw a little sister go after her brothers attacker from behind... she had a hatchet and she stopped hacking him in the back because it got stuck)
Holy f*** dude. I’m amazed and slightly amused at that 😂. That is truly wild.
Finally, I know how to tackle a sudden tackle I once saw in a MMA fight on TV. Thanks, Budo Brothers.
Great video. I do what the Marines call, "Bends and Thursts", which is a burpee without the pushup, to practice the sprawl. It is very similar to what is demonstrated on your video. A concept that comes to mind also is "nose to toes", if you can get a hand on the back of their head and push it toward their toes they will stop; not a perfect solution to every situation but it will work in the right circumstance. I've seen it work in, of all places, major league baseball during a brawl on the field. Probably won't work on a trained grappler but on an out-of-shape ex footballer it might come in handy. I've had a person rush me twice that I can remember; one I was able to side step, and the other I sprawled, wound up on top and laid on his head until he got tired and quit. Neither incident escalated into an all out fight and that's a good thing. Lovin' your channel and content. Subscribing now.
Thank you Coach!! Your videos are the best. Your style and demeanor are so professional!!
Really liked this---the exercise ball tip was gold!
Good technique been teaching that for over 30 years and it does work.
Thanks man great tip, ill practice with bounce ball, cheers many thanks.
I've trained off and on in couple different styles but I love his videos he's very knowledgeable, And I'd love too train with him sometime
Thanks brother.
Good stuff to know yo
Good moves
Always thought Dale Gribble from king of the hill had good logic. He carried around pocket sand.
A guy grabbed my like that once. I told him to let me go. Worked really well.
I like tackle defense self defense techniques
Great ukemi training!
My Krav Maga instructors taught us sprawls and the way they made us practice them with no partners was like burpees. (Sprawl practice is pretty hard on your partner.) Basically, with no partner, sprawl like you're about to get taken down and because nothing is there to brace you, you go down as though you were going to do a push up with your forearms, which is undoubtedly how you'll land in a take down defense. From there, actually _push up_ with your forearms and hop up to your feet as though you were trying to get back up. You'll notice it's a lot like a burpee. Starting out, space your reps, try not to do this without a pad or on carpet, and sprawling won't feel so alien when you have to do it. The exercise ball is a great idea to get the reps in and really understand what it is you're trying to do, but remember, there won't be a spring assist to get you back up in an actual confrontation. Like the man said, you have to train your ass off.
Training is crucial, thanks for watching and commenting.
Ya just a burped, the stability ball is a good idea, I'm gonna try, thanks
You r just so amazing way to protect ur self, like ur style man keep doin to help others 😍🔥♥️
Really appreciate that!! 🗿🤝🥂
Helping people protect themselves is crucial in my world. Building confidence is up to you!
Hopefully apple cider in those glasses. alKILLhol...
So basically a wrestling sprawl to counter a single or double leg takedown.
loves the sprawl! thank you for giving credit to BJJ!
Wrestling, BJJ, MMA, Judo
Don't think BJJ is the only martial art that teach grappling
Half the battle is situational awareness...
i do karate at my school theese techniques are very usfull for me
Do you train these techniques?
yes
Great videos and much respect. Love from Arizona
Great way to drill the bits that need to be muscle memory or they won't be fast enough in a real world situation. That ball technique isn't bad at all just watch out for the belly-flop to somersault, good recovery Kyle 😜
Haha you got it
@@Selfdefensegoat Seriously thank you for what you do, I have learned more about the why to do something and less on just simply how it is done.
Keep doing what you do, and we will keep training hard on the concepts you and your team delivers here 👌
@@xXScissorHandsXx that’s so great to hear!!! Keep up the training and hopefully one day you can come train with me or I can come teach where you’re at?
Down ups pushups is another great exercise to practice.
Most professional presentation
Thank you
I enjoy your videos. You are an excellent teacher btw. I know a lot of things, but age and disability have affected me. I have 50% Disability rating from the VA and I'm in my 60s now so I can't do a lot of what I used to be able to do when I was younger and not disabled and it's frustrating. Most of my training is in the striking arts, but I had some training in Judo and Wrestling, but do to my age and disability I really don't want to grapple so I'm trying to find things that work for me now.
Thanks for your service. Yes striking arts are important for you. Trapping is much easier on the body and may give you an upper hand if your long range techniques fail.
Best defense is to not let it get that far. Use your feet to keep him from lining up to get what he needs to shoot in. Stay mobile
Ha. Say that to a wrestler.
@@OldBadger1 Maybe on the mat....if u miss ur takedown you get to try again and again until you eventually get it...off the matt in a real confrontation with a skilled opponent you will have multiple broken joints...good luck with your second attempt. Wrestlers are very vulnerable...more than they think.
I've seen people get KO tryna grab and wrestle.
@@samarrenvelexian9592 Perfect distance for elbows..they hurt :-)
What if the tackler lifts and picks you up on contact as opposed to trying to go through you?
good question
Another video coming in the future
I don't know. Tuck your chin and brace for impact???😜
@@junbi4life112 that’s always a good option if there is no other technique.
put your weight forward.
Great instruction, and excellent drills!
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Is a tactical pen effective against tackle? Like a top down hammerfist attack with the tactical pen
So what is the best way to stop someone from collapsing your legs down. When they wrap their arms around you
1:05 that's where you strike him in the head with the knee
How if you are sliding back?
Excellent! The best!
The height difference is crazy! I practiced my Tae Kwon Do kicks in jeans just for the streets. Gotta keep it real.
I miss Jim West. You know what we just need a dojo that says bar/street fighting on the side of it.
What about full sprint tackle on pavement? I once saw a friend get in a fight as a kid and he ran full speed and tackled the guy on to the pavement.
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Nice videos 👊 Coach How Can l block low kick without using leg?
What if you you still get cought in the tackle? Can you choke hold him and go to the ground with him while on the choke hold?
I like your word choice for sure they may work ;)
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Thank you
I needed to step my game up cuz this is how i lost my last fight. Other than been drunk. I wasn't prepared for the take down after i delivered a kick to the stomach
Don't fight when drunk especially a sober person.
Im 5'6 wrestled a guy 5'9 and went in and he sorta sprawled so i got ahold of his ribs and swung him to the side and we landed,he put me in a choke but i powered off of it
Good stuff
If they take thier arms around upper body you can't.
What is wrong with stepping back or to the side?
Timing is everything. This is based upon what to do before that happens. Stay tuned for future videos to answer your other questions.
No cauliflower ear ? Come on man 😅
Right ear only
I did a tackle as a kid against another kid who was taller and older. He fell of. Thankfully he is all right, but, I was worried a minutes later when I realized what happened.
I was angry at the moment and did not have things clear, we were not even playing a game
Kevin looks 7ft tall
Haha 6’4”
you should do it with someone that same size or bigger than u
I find it amusing that they do this on jeans most of the time
Why is it amusing?
Chances are you will be in jeans and not wearing a gi everywhere and at the bar lol
@@lawrencecrayton9844 haha you got it. I just thought it was weird to wear my martial arts gear while filming self defense.
@@Selfdefensegoat yes sir it would, and good video thanks I'm going to sprawl all over the office furniture at work
@@lawrencecrayton9844 haha omg yes. Send video please
MMA doesn't allow 12-6 elbows. If someone is going for that single leg or double leg and they they don't immeidately land it, they are definitely open to be knocked out. It's not allowed in MMA because it's too dangerous. You're not likely to see people going to the ground for those takedowns, or sprawling on concrete or asphalt. That shit hurts.
I'm gouging his eyes out👀 waste no time.
Nasty but effective
Спасибо большое
Everything here looks good and seems to me like solid teaching. But this wasn’t a tackle defense. This was a single leg/double leg takedown defense. There’s a difference. In a double or single leg they’re shooting in grabbing your leg or legs and putting their feet back under themselves. In a tackle they are charging in and once they hit whether it be your midsection or your legs they’ll be driving their feet. I could see a sprawl working on someone smaller if they’re trying to tackle you. But a bigger stronger guy? If they get their arms around you and are driving with their legs, especially if they got a running start, and you sprawl, then you’re still going down. It would be kind of like trying to sprawl on a sumo wrestler. Again this was great for single or double leg, but I am skeptical on how well it would work for a tackle.
It’s called the Sprawl.
Any competent wrestler would sprawl that guy so fast and take his back instantly. I was in a martial arts gym and the level of wrestling was pathetic. Do a burpee…good explanation
sprawl
you should drop your hips to one side. right or left. it's not good practice to sprawl center weight.
In MMA you can't hit the base of the skull. Having said that, sprawl is good.
Yeah but you can do with the advantage of height
I love your channel but come on bro... don't be another aikido/ Seagal hater. I can tell u that my aikido skills have saved my ass countless of times more than anything ( and trust me I trained BJJ too. Who hasn't). Just saying...
Dude we love aikido! We have a few videos of it on the channel and do more. We were just talking about the chop to the back of the neck specifically. He also says it works but it is low percentage for self defense.
@@BudoBrothers thanks brother! Much love and respect! 🙏🏻🍀🇨🇦
Has aikido saved you? Or the fact that you have trained and understand your body very well?
lol once i get to side youre not escaping. Let me be drunk as well 😅😅 😂😂🤣🤣
imagine getting jabbed then shot on?
If you are fighting in real fight your not going to use MMA sprowll against a take down in the streets this is the low percentage technique.
What would you use that’s higher percent?
Sprawling can work in a 1v1 streetfight. Idk where you are getting the idea it is a low percentage technique.
@@Yazan8565 the judo chop is a low percentage technique not the sprawl.
If it works in pro mma then what real fight mean? Like in real fight the guys u fighting are demons or what 😂
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This will not work with a heavier, bigger opponent, who will flip you over, after you drop on him, and beat on you.
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Greco Roman Wrestling wearing jeans on...lol
? You not trying to be taken down, but you went down albeit on top of him, in the real some other person will pop up? And you on the ground?
Making the best of a bad situation. I'd rather be in that position so I'm in a better position to protect myself if another individual does pop up.
Smash him a couple times before you stand up to make them slower at standing up and buying you some time.
I think thats why he stresses get back up right away
@@colemanstarr5404 you got it
Who seriously listens to Steven Seagal?
Are you kidding me? He’s hilarious! I love that comedian! 😂😅
Fight is not ovr. U still hav to deal w d attacker.
I wrestled 4 years section 5 new york.sprawl or put ur arms around his body lock your hands and roll him on his back👍👍🤼🤼🥊🥊
Bang bang. Bang bang. Who knows where or when.