Thanks for tuning in guys! Long one, but was a blast to put together! Wish I could have spent more time on it, but for the sake of all our lives I think 3 hours is long enough This is not an exhustive list, but I think we covered a vast gamut of verious marital arts, and some really really strange whacky stuff as we go deeper. If I have missed something, been incorrect, or errenous, please comment and I'll be sure to update the description box. Please check the description box for further details on specific martial arts and where I got my information from for each entry. It was a blast watching some of the videos other creators have put together on these martial arts and highly recommend checking some of them out. Script ended up being 40,000 words long, so if you appreciate the effort why not consider subscribing, liking, or commenting to help this video out! Thanks guys, see you at the next doc. ua-cam.com/video/EgiekpP9G6o/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Tengu - Check out this video made in response to mine, he gives such a great and fantastic context to my Aikido entry, its well worth your time.
Fucking legend. I'm dealing with a lot of health issues at the moment but your content will be sure to help me through it. God bless you and all the hard work you've put into your channel. 🙂
Great vid us usual bud but that thing about the German maskless fencing being Nazi is a total myth. It was actually started by the Prussian aristocracy in the 19th century way before the nazi party was a thing.Later on in the 20th century some of them did join the Nazi party but on the other hand some of them dispized Hitler and the Nazi's.
Loved the video. This has introduced me to so many different styles I hadn’t heard of. 52 blocks seems legit though. Lorenzo Hunt from BKFC uses 52 block.
you work too hard on these, man. I cant imagine how much time it takes to do all the research, make the scripts, compile all the clips, and then top it off with top tier editing. we are so appreciative of your incredible content.
You should make a video like the history of every division and all the champs of that division or something like the video you made when trash talk goes wrong because I feel like those would be bangers just like all your other videos
👀👀👀👀👀👀 I’m 2 hours deep on a history of a division right now. Are you a mind reader? It’s the next video on my channel to come! I’m really proud of it so far
the guy at 52:18 is named rokas, and he actually transitioned to mma and had a couple fights. he's actually a good fighter now, it's cool to see his development. super open minded and hard working guy
Kangaroos fight with honour. Bullshido is everywhere. Wrestling is suss, Turkish wrestling is real suss. And of course, the cornish would kick shins as a sport 😂 and as the great Nate Diaz once said, everybody's on steroids 👊😂 Great video, as always
I know you had a lot to get through in this video, but for a more complete history of karate, totally recommend the book "The History of Karate and the Masters Who Made It" by Mark Cramer. Pretty concise and contains a lot of well-researched and sourced history about a martial art with a lottttt of myths and lineages. Love your vids!
Tai chi can definitely be used to fight just as much as any other style of traditional martial art. I've never found a class that uses sparring, but I have definitely found it very useful for clinching and developing short range power in knees and elbows now I do Muay Thai. If you don't spar properly you can't fight properly, but all the techniques still have applications regardless. I really enjoyed the video. There's some mad stuff in here.
@laohu666-t4p that's a bit of a tautology. I think it's accurate in the same way a broken clock is accurate twice a day. There are thousands of people who say they practice tai chi chuan, like they're something special, and they still can't fight their way out of a wet paper bag.
Y in Japanese is not actually pronounced as a separate "ee" sound, but just as a consonant. This is difficult for some English speakers, though, so it's common to pronounce Tokyo as "to-ki-o." "Ryu" adds in the additional difficulty of Japanese r, which isn't a sound that exists in English. I think it's best in English to just learn to pronounce the vowels correctly and pronounce the consonants however you'd normally read them. (I don't speak Japanese so this may not be 100% correct. Overall I think the most important thing is to just try your best and be respectful when pronouncing foreign words.)
Outstanding. As you said Silat is a huge topic. From special forces and local weapon training, to female self defence and cultural preservation. From murder to dance. Cheers ❤
Kida hot take on silat. Silat nowadays got rid of the mcdojo crap. Pressure points are only used as a plus, pinching the muscles when grabbing the neck. The pencak, show and dance, aspect is used to preserve the cultural heritage, to learn the drills and right stances. A real fight is way more chaotic and modern silat especially in the netherlands had to get real due to netherlands being really big on kickboxing. The silat style develope in the netherlands, bongkot harimau highly deals with real world application and even takes into account local laws in regards to self defense. The style is highly agressive and often uses poke to the eyes as first move, breaking of extended elbows, kicks to the groin and stomp to the head of a downed opponent. We don't ripp of ears (WTF^^) and we know we get demoshiled by a skilled fighter. In our area, 99,9% of trained fighters won't pick a fight against you, they want to win not to proof something on the streets. Drunk guys on the other hands or young gangster are way more certain to encounter. We train our stamina and harden not our bones but rather our muscles to build a strong core and resistance. Our goal is not to fight but to end a fight more or less before it can really beginn...
i love these videos you make man, these videos are sooooooo good please dont stop, i get hyped whenever i get a post from u in my feed. no diddy but ur voice and way of speech makes me hooked and shi, i appricate it brother.
Hello bro, I just finished the video, and I really liked it and would like to dive deeper into this rabbit hole You mentioned in the description that anyone can email you to get the sources file, but I couldn't find your email in the about section, so could you provide it. Also, I was wondering why not just putting the a google docs document in the discretion and save your self the hassle Anyway, thanks for the effort you've put in this video, and good luck on your future endeavors
2:37:19 does not show Fiore-techniques but later Rapier techniques. I assume from Fabris. Thanks for the vid. As MMA and HEMA practitioner (and pommel thrower) I had a lot of fun.
Much appreciated treatise here indeed. In the spirit of crowd sourcing and being an 80s kid I'd have to say...the start of the commercial explosion of Karate in the 80s and the fascination held by youth of the era was bolstered by movies but there is only ONE that started it and that's the Karate Kid hands down
swole and calorie deficit? who's the bullshido now dawg? great video. those bullshido guys have always been hilarious. like those dudes that pretended to do surgery with their hands.
Hi! I did kenpo for about 8 years and it was totally cult like but also when we practiced the different techniques we were taught that in actual combat/self defense you would only use the first 2-3 movements
MMA was created by the New Jersey boxing commission, not UFC. Early UFC was Vale Tudo, which the Gracie's did not invent, and before UFC there was even Pancrase in Japan which was more or less modern reincarnation of Pankration. Whatever you think about MMA, it wasn't invented by the Gracie's, it was invented by people who didn't like what the Gracies were doing in the United States.
@@Shush959 Pankration comes from ancient Greece originally and was one of the main events in the ancient Olympics. The greater point I'm trying to make is that like many other aspects of traditional Western culture MMA style combat sports were first seen in ancient Greece, and New Jersey certainly isn't a state that tends to like anything that is "Traditional", "Western", or "Culture". Call me a madman but I'm somewhat convinced there is a low level conspiracy to keep Queensbury rules boxing more popular than MMA.
@@christophernewton8474 Srry my bad, I meant the promotion Pancrase lol. And with the boxing media and things. I wouldn't be surprised either if Queensbury rules had like a early-Gracie UFC thing to promote boxing more than MMA. As MMA has had instances of being shamed by the media for being viewed as Human cockfighting.
@@Shush959if you go back far enough sumo was actually an ancient mma before there were even rules and the fights were to the death. Eventually they added rules over time and now we have sumo wrestling. It also explains why stomps and soccer kicks are allowed in J mma because from reccords about ancient sumo fights the fighters realised they could win a fight quicker by grappling the guy to the ground and stomps or kicking them till they died.
Look I have done many of the entries on this video. When it comes down to it it is all about methodology. You can make a system work and you can make a system a mess. What you need to do is define your goals and understand what you need. Then you study, learn,cross-train and experiment.
Great Work! I watched it till the end and love the details provided here. However, Luta Livre is not dead. As a fact, where I live in Cologne Germany are several LL Gyms nearby. It just blend in with NoGi Grappling and cant be distingiushed that much.
36:10 It’s a pretty common misconception that Karate is exclusively a striking art. There exists a wealth of stand-up grappling and throwing techniques within many traditional Kata.
We had greek romanic wrestling what was Standing and attacking the upper body only. Immense Power required but good self defense when paired with boxing and judo. 😊
Yes the color of the kislux is beautiful and it is a great decision, maybe one day they will add feet and straps. It would be nice to have a bigger bag during the colder months when we have to store gloves, beanies, scarves, etc…
Gosh, the biggest continent just gets no love in Western history hey? Egyptian wrestling was way before Pankration? What about Zulu stick fighting, I think it was pretty impressive for an army to use non projectiles and using close combat to defeat the largest empire in human history who used guns and cannons. Anyways shout out from South Africa
Great video. Just a little timeline correction. You said the Haitian Revolution was in the late 19th century but it was in the late 18th- early 19th century.
They were such slimy businessmen ill give them that. They lied about Helio being a unathletic boy who would pass out from any form of exercise while in reality Helio was actually of the rowing team lmao.
Krav Maga is the only martial art I've ever learned (and only for a few months), but the guy that was instructing was one of the first dozen or so people in the U.S. to be certified to do it. They are very particular about who instructs Krav Maga, I guess for the reasons you laid out here.
Actual pro wrestling. The first forms of grappling as we know it today being professionalized and real fights up out. Sad that it was kept from growing in order to create this weird modern theater like WWE.
The local American kempo school I went to for a free class one tome had higher belts do full contact sparring with like foot pads, weird sparring gloves, and headgear. They weren't great strikers, but it seems like they were trying to expose students to full contact at least. They also had tournaments where they did like Olympic karate style fights. Last time I drove past they were slow offering gi jujitsu classes. Like with any martial art there are those weirdos out there who want to bring out the martial roots of the art
This video is interesting af lol. But i love pretty much all conbat sports. I get you don't care for modern boxing but idk. I still enjoy watching it 🤷
As a practitioner of shaolin kempo for two years, its definitely a cult. Or at least unrealistic. The only actual fighting experience i gained was from sparring, and even then nobody used combos, kempos, or group defense. We just punched and kicked. An important thing i did learn was that when your fighting you should keep one opponent in front of the other, never let both of them have access to hitting you, but that's pretty much it.
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Boxing is at its best its been right now in my whole adult life in my mid thirty the MMAcademic just took the most hilarious shit on all of Boxing after elegantly telling the long history of it i laughed and love the pivot.... his content is 1 of 1
The Nazi's would then stuff their fencing wounds with horse hair in order to gain more prominent scaring. They wanted the scars, and the more horrific the scar, the better.
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Thanks for tuning in guys! Long one, but was a blast to put together! Wish I could have spent more time on it, but for the sake of all our lives I think 3 hours is long enough This is not an exhustive list, but I think we covered a vast gamut of verious marital arts, and some really really strange whacky stuff as we go deeper. If I have missed something, been incorrect, or errenous, please comment and I'll be sure to update the description box. Please check the description box for further details on specific martial arts and where I got my information from for each entry. It was a blast watching some of the videos other creators have put together on these martial arts and highly recommend checking some of them out. Script ended up being 40,000 words long, so if you appreciate the effort why not consider subscribing, liking, or commenting to help this video out! Thanks guys, see you at the next doc.
ua-cam.com/video/EgiekpP9G6o/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Tengu - Check out this video made in response to mine, he gives such a great and fantastic context to my Aikido entry, its well worth your time.
Fucking legend. I'm dealing with a lot of health issues at the moment but your content will be sure to help me through it. God bless you and all the hard work you've put into your channel. 🙂
Great vid us usual bud but that thing about the German maskless fencing being Nazi is a total myth. It was actually started by the Prussian aristocracy in the 19th century way before the nazi party was a thing.Later on in the 20th century some of them did join the Nazi party but on the other hand some of them dispized Hitler and the Nazi's.
Loved the video. This has introduced me to so many different styles I hadn’t heard of. 52 blocks seems legit though. Lorenzo Hunt from BKFC uses 52 block.
Brilliance! I love you brother
@@MagnusGalactusOG Love you too Brother! Hope you are well my man!
If academic martial mind patrick gavia and napoleon blown apart were in a room together, the only thing coming out is a BANGER VIDEO
Appreciate you mate! Love all them legends!
This is the collaboration we need!!
Would be very interesting for sure 3 legends with 3 different styles of film/ documentary making each great in their own unique ways
Martial Mind just plays ufc 5 lmao
Napoleon is my favorite creator. His stuff is monumental. But this is a remarkable step up in quality. Really impressed.
Tier 1- 2:09
Tier 2- 51:38
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Tier 6- 2:27:18
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Gods work
@@MixedMartialAcademicpin this broo
Add Tier Mark Mugen Bullshido. international.Ultimate tier.
you work too hard on these, man. I cant imagine how much time it takes to do all the research, make the scripts, compile all the clips, and then top it off with top tier editing. we are so appreciative of your incredible content.
Hercules working his jab against the Nemean Lion is such a funny fucking thing to imagine
“Hercules don’t let him bully you son”
Well, he couldn't let him get close.
The lion was a fucking amateur
@MixedMarti😂alAcademic
Amazing 3 hour banger. Kumite is pronounced Koo Me Tay, took me 2 watches to figure out what is so cool about mites
Ki oh kushin lmao
The wrestler who fought the Tai Chi guy was a Jueli Wrestler so it was an even older form of Chinese fighting from the BC.
i put this on tonight to fall asleep. currently 2:34 am and i'm an hour in. you really hook my attention man
Appreciate it my friend!
You should make a video like the history of every division and all the champs of that division or something like the video you made when trash talk goes wrong because I feel like those would be bangers just like all your other videos
👀👀👀👀👀👀 I’m 2 hours deep on a history of a division right now. Are you a mind reader? It’s the next video on my channel to come! I’m really proud of it so far
@@MixedMartialAcademic let’s goooo 🔥🔥
the guy at 52:18 is named rokas, and he actually transitioned to mma and had a couple fights. he's actually a good fighter now, it's cool to see his development. super open minded and hard working guy
Yup love rokas
Unfortunately someone scissor sweeped in in BJJ it blew out his knee
Bro keep at it, every video is better and better! I can’t wait to see your gold play button one day ❤
Maybe one day! But that’s not the goal, just having a laugh and talking is all we need!
Kangaroos fight with honour. Bullshido is everywhere. Wrestling is suss, Turkish wrestling is real suss. And of course, the cornish would kick shins as a sport 😂 and as the great Nate Diaz once said, everybody's on steroids 👊😂
Great video, as always
That kangaroo martial really threw me for a loop I’m not going to lie 😂😂
@@MixedMartialAcademic I can only imagine. Rainbow snake visions are not something us brits are a custom to 😂
Bro. Would you ever consider a deep dive into a new sport? It'd be a dream for someone like you to cover Buhurt.
As time goes on I’m looking to expand 100 percent
I know you had a lot to get through in this video, but for a more complete history of karate, totally recommend the book "The History of Karate and the Masters Who Made It" by Mark Cramer. Pretty concise and contains a lot of well-researched and sourced history about a martial art with a lottttt of myths and lineages. Love your vids!
Love it! You always bring the best for us! A 3 hour hook! Great work!
Hope you enjoy my friend!
Tai chi can definitely be used to fight just as much as any other style of traditional martial art. I've never found a class that uses sparring, but I have definitely found it very useful for clinching and developing short range power in knees and elbows now I do Muay Thai.
If you don't spar properly you can't fight properly, but all the techniques still have applications regardless.
I really enjoyed the video. There's some mad stuff in here.
Taichi/Taiji isn't fighting. Tajiquan is fighting ^^
@laohu666-t4p that's a bit of a tautology. I think it's accurate in the same way a broken clock is accurate twice a day. There are thousands of people who say they practice tai chi chuan, like they're something special, and they still can't fight their way out of a wet paper bag.
Liked it as soon as it started playing, because I know it will be good.
Respect 😊
Appreciate you mate thanks very much giving it a watch!
Just one thing: everytime you read an I or a Y in japanese, they sound like E or EE in english.
Kimura = keemura
Ryu = reeu
Think I annoyed a lot of people 😭
@@MixedMartialAcademic yeah, probably... and they will like the video anyway.
Y in Japanese is not actually pronounced as a separate "ee" sound, but just as a consonant. This is difficult for some English speakers, though, so it's common to pronounce Tokyo as "to-ki-o."
"Ryu" adds in the additional difficulty of Japanese r, which isn't a sound that exists in English. I think it's best in English to just learn to pronounce the vowels correctly and pronounce the consonants however you'd normally read them.
(I don't speak Japanese so this may not be 100% correct. Overall I think the most important thing is to just try your best and be respectful when pronouncing foreign words.)
Some of the old footage you found is amazing
I saw it was 3 hours and like damn then got sucked into the video fire video bro
Glad to have lost you 3 hours of your life 😂
@@MixedMartialAcademic worth it bro😂
“People forget man calf kicks are the most effective weapon in mma man”
Ty the editing is spectacular this is awesome ! Top tier quality
Much appreciated! Thank you mate
Outstanding. As you said Silat is a huge topic. From special forces and local weapon training, to female self defence and cultural preservation. From murder to dance. Cheers ❤
Kida hot take on silat. Silat nowadays got rid of the mcdojo crap. Pressure points are only used as a plus, pinching the muscles when grabbing the neck.
The pencak, show and dance, aspect is used to preserve the cultural heritage, to learn the drills and right stances. A real fight is way more chaotic and modern silat especially in the netherlands had to get real due to netherlands being really big on kickboxing.
The silat style develope in the netherlands, bongkot harimau highly deals with real world application and even takes into account local laws in regards to self defense. The style is highly agressive and often uses poke to the eyes as first move, breaking of extended elbows, kicks to the groin and stomp to the head of a downed opponent.
We don't ripp of ears (WTF^^) and we know we get demoshiled by a skilled fighter. In our area, 99,9% of trained fighters won't pick a fight against you, they want to win not to proof something on the streets. Drunk guys on the other hands or young gangster are way more certain to encounter. We train our stamina and harden not our bones but rather our muscles to build a strong core and resistance. Our goal is not to fight but to end a fight more or less before it can really beginn...
The J-JJ to Judo transition dropped my jaw 😂
Hell yeah! I just got my internet back on after the fucking hurricane and I have something to watch.
You da bess!
Hope you and you town is safe and all good mate! Been pretty rough out there
I second this thought from MMA
Amazing video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Finally someone to tell in good details the creation of Master Jigoro Kano. Lots of respect to all legit MAs 🥋oss
That man is a true legend
Meada also studied Catch as Catch Can in England before heading to Brazil.
i love these videos you make man, these videos are sooooooo good please dont stop, i get hyped whenever i get a post from u in my feed. no diddy but ur voice and way of speech makes me hooked and shi, i appricate it brother.
10 seconds in and I'm holding in my laughter at work 🤣
You should be watching this at work 😂
Yoooo! All martial arts iceberg video? Colour me impressed by the amount of research you did!
Glad you enjoyed!
Time to break out the Laphroaig and a stogie
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Great work.
Thank you! Cheers!
Been waiting for this good job man
Hope you are enjoying it mate!
The saddest thing about Shin Kicking is they aren't even Muay Thai level of shin toughness.
thanks for making this video.
Brilliant informative video. Highly highly recommend.
Glad you enjoyed my friend!
Hello bro, I just finished the video, and I really liked it and would like to dive deeper into this rabbit hole
You mentioned in the description that anyone can email you to get the sources file, but I couldn't find your email in the about section, so could you provide it.
Also, I was wondering why not just putting the a google docs document in the discretion and save your self the hassle
Anyway, thanks for the effort you've put in this video, and good luck on your future endeavors
No
2:37:19 does not show Fiore-techniques but later Rapier techniques. I assume from Fabris.
Thanks for the vid. As MMA and HEMA practitioner (and pommel thrower) I had a lot of fun.
Much appreciated treatise here indeed. In the spirit of crowd sourcing and being an 80s kid I'd have to say...the start of the commercial explosion of Karate in the 80s and the fascination held by youth of the era was bolstered by movies but there is only ONE that started it and that's the Karate Kid hands down
Amazing video 👏
Glad you liked it!
This is brilliant work. Congrats
Thank you! Cheers!
Oil up Dana white!!
We were robbed of this
Awesome video man!
swole and calorie deficit? who's the bullshido now dawg? great video. those bullshido guys have always been hilarious. like those dudes that pretended to do surgery with their hands.
Awesome video! One critique though. I guess you could use another extra 5 min to include master Ken and Ameridote
grateful for this video. thank you 👏🏾
Bruce Lee 1:22:22
This my favorite channel 🤫
The Iceberg in this video makes us laughing instead terrified lol... 😅😅😂😂
Needed another iceberg in my life!
That Rodtang & Stamp doc IS goated
Really remarkable. Huge video.
Pretty sure "meat stick defense" refers to the forbidden method used by cyril gane against ngannou.
Holy shit Rough and Tumble was ridiculous.
Also ShaLayLee=shillelagh.
Thanks for the pronunciation on that, Irish words are the craziest thing in the world for a dyslexic to read 😂
Perfect video for work, thank you!
You are so underrated brother
Hi! I did kenpo for about 8 years and it was totally cult like but also when we practiced the different techniques we were taught that in actual combat/self defense you would only use the first 2-3 movements
MMA was created by the New Jersey boxing commission, not UFC. Early UFC was Vale Tudo, which the Gracie's did not invent, and before UFC there was even Pancrase in Japan which was more or less modern reincarnation of Pankration. Whatever you think about MMA, it wasn't invented by the Gracie's, it was invented by people who didn't like what the Gracies were doing in the United States.
Isn't Vale Tudo or Combat-Sambo an earlier MMA thing than Pankration?
@@Shush959 Pankration comes from ancient Greece originally and was one of the main events in the ancient Olympics. The greater point I'm trying to make is that like many other aspects of traditional Western culture MMA style combat sports were first seen in ancient Greece, and New Jersey certainly isn't a state that tends to like anything that is "Traditional", "Western", or "Culture". Call me a madman but I'm somewhat convinced there is a low level conspiracy to keep Queensbury rules boxing more popular than MMA.
@@christophernewton8474 Srry my bad, I meant the promotion Pancrase lol. And with the boxing media and things. I wouldn't be surprised either if Queensbury rules had like a early-Gracie UFC thing to promote boxing more than MMA. As MMA has had instances of being shamed by the media for being viewed as Human cockfighting.
@@Shush959if you go back far enough sumo was actually an ancient mma before there were even rules and the fights were to the death. Eventually they added rules over time and now we have sumo wrestling. It also explains why stomps and soccer kicks are allowed in J mma because from reccords about ancient sumo fights the fighters realised they could win a fight quicker by grappling the guy to the ground and stomps or kicking them till they died.
Look I have done many of the entries on this video. When it comes down to it it is all about methodology. You can make a system work and you can make a system a mess.
What you need to do is define your goals and understand what you need. Then you study, learn,cross-train and experiment.
Thanks for sharing!
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
This video is excellent.
Extremely Informative AAA
Great Work! I watched it till the end and love the details provided here. However, Luta Livre is not dead. As a fact, where I live in Cologne Germany are several LL Gyms nearby. It just blend in with NoGi Grappling and cant be distingiushed that much.
Nice video mate! Must have taken ages to put together!
Thanks mate appreciate it!
1:29:34 I thought he was talking about a new karate style I’ve never heard of but nah THIS NIGGA SAID “KAIO-KUSHO” I’m stupefied 😭
😂😂
as someone writing their thesis on the history and evolution of mma this is both the best and worst thing for me to do with my time
I watch every single one of these martial arts because I’m not a casual
Love form India 3 hour long video ❤❤
36:10
It’s a pretty common misconception that Karate is exclusively a striking art. There exists a wealth of stand-up grappling and throwing techniques within many traditional Kata.
THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO...
Can't wait
Hope you enjoy my friend!
We had greek romanic wrestling what was Standing and attacking the upper body only. Immense Power required but good self defense when paired with boxing and judo. 😊
Yes the color of the kislux is beautiful and it is a great decision, maybe one day they will add feet and straps. It would be nice to have a bigger bag during the colder months when we have to store gloves, beanies, scarves, etc…
Gosh, the biggest continent just gets no love in Western history hey? Egyptian wrestling was way before Pankration? What about Zulu stick fighting, I think it was pretty impressive for an army to use non projectiles and using close combat to defeat the largest empire in human history who used guns and cannons. Anyways shout out from South Africa
Great video. Just a little timeline correction. You said the Haitian Revolution was in the late 19th century but it was in the late 18th- early 19th century.
That Gracie belt system was the true work of genius how to milk the most money out of your students while keeping them motivated to stay.
They were such slimy businessmen ill give them that. They lied about Helio being a unathletic boy who would pass out from any form of exercise while in reality Helio was actually of the rowing team lmao.
@ghengiskhan9308 lol that's kinda funny
@@zartic4life that's only one example there's plenty more.
@ghengiskhan9308 I'm sure there is they're just typical sleazy business people not much worth talking hought.
Krav Maga is the only martial art I've ever learned (and only for a few months), but the guy that was instructing was one of the first dozen or so people in the U.S. to be certified to do it. They are very particular about who instructs Krav Maga, I guess for the reasons you laid out here.
Lmao when you made royce into a blue octagon and zoomed out it reminded me of hidden bases vid on mma
Thank you!
You're welcome brother!
Actual pro wrestling. The first forms of grappling as we know it today being professionalized and real fights up out. Sad that it was kept from growing in order to create this weird modern theater like WWE.
The local American kempo school I went to for a free class one tome had higher belts do full contact sparring with like foot pads, weird sparring gloves, and headgear. They weren't great strikers, but it seems like they were trying to expose students to full contact at least. They also had tournaments where they did like Olympic karate style fights. Last time I drove past they were slow offering gi jujitsu classes. Like with any martial art there are those weirdos out there who want to bring out the martial roots of the art
There are some legit ones out there!
I know what I'm listening to at work today
Hope you enjoy my friend!
I had to drink four bottles of water to get through this one!
"the next 3 hours" - well I know what I'm listening to today at work.
Hope you made it through!
Catch as catch can / judo / muay Thai. Best combination of styles
Too add to 52 blocks Dustin Poirier use it a lot in the ufc
My favorite one is probably bruce lee and mike tyson
Claude Van Damme remember the name
What an animal!
Lots of credit goes to guys like Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Stallone for their influence and rightly so but I think JCVD deserves much as well.
This video is interesting af lol. But i love pretty much all conbat sports. I get you don't care for modern boxing but idk. I still enjoy watching it 🤷
24:04 people forget man jacob was a Marauder
BJ clears throat J ,is hilarious
We got em 😂
As a practitioner of shaolin kempo for two years, its definitely a cult. Or at least unrealistic. The only actual fighting experience i gained was from sparring, and even then nobody used combos, kempos, or group defense. We just punched and kicked. An important thing i did learn was that when your fighting you should keep one opponent in front of the other, never let both of them have access to hitting you, but that's pretty much it.
Hey, you forgot to include Ameridote, found by one and only Master Ken, who never hesitates to restomp the groin.
Was not expecting owen colgan in this 😂
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I won’t be one of those people who stop supporting you I’m here for the come up and the fall off we here making it happen
I was looking for something to eat to 😂😂 thank god it’s 3 hours
Boxing is at its best its been right now in my whole adult life in my mid thirty the MMAcademic just took the most hilarious shit on all of Boxing after elegantly telling the long history of it i laughed and love the pivot.... his content is 1 of 1
Hey Dude have you ever head of Yaw-Yan And the Bas Rotten Pancrase Hybrid wrestling
The Nazi's would then stuff their fencing wounds with horse hair in order to gain more prominent scaring.
They wanted the scars, and the more horrific the scar, the better.
Grand Sumo Championships are absolutely phenomenal to watch