Power strike using double hip action
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Peter Consterdine is a British martial artist who holds a 9th Dan in karate. He was a Great Britain and England international spending nine years as a regular squad member of the Great Britain Karate squad. He was Vice President of the English Karate Federation until his resignation in 2017
Yes, Sir, the famouse whip, when the body moves back, like the handle of a shepherdś whip, then accelerates forward pulling the train of hand, or even legs with the fist or foot on the end to achieve the extra effect of power. Best regards, Paul,67, retired instructor.
No doubt impressive and effective.
Built on the main principle of all sports/ martial Arts...its all in the hips.
Match that striker concept with BJJ.
Formidable. Oss
Simply great! Thank you very much, Peter!
Looks powerful, Similar to muay thai hard straights or hooks. Power comes from the torque or twist, only it starts from the feet.
Peter must have gave Bob the COVID after that hand shake
Hips are the most important striking tool. Who knew?
Rhetorical question. Hips are important in every martial art for quick, easy striking power. This guy's great.
Yes hips are the most important thing any sport to generate power.
Everyone who understands martial arts or athletics
can we take a moment to notice how fast peter blows his nose at the end?
A lot of cats are on the comment section being funny but in reality this old guys simply teaching you how to generate more Force by using your hip turn and giving you a new technique on how to quickly get your hips into position which any grown man would simply see and try to adapt as much of it as he could into his own attack strategy platform is pretty simple weather it seems telegraph's or not he's giving you instruction he's not actually in a real fight but I bet if he gets a chance to wind that up on you he'll KO you to the chin in one shot
Seriously I've been hit with punches like this and it legit is something you have to feel to understand just how fucking HARD it actually hits. Plus it's not difficult at all to set these strikes up
Great stuff. Thanks for sharing.
Shigeru Kimura, Dr. Physik
Watched his videos ,and train in his style .
yes powerful,but i would be more impressed if the guy holding the target was bigger then you,, anyone can move a little guy,can you do that with someone as big as you?i do like the power,,
Yes he can.trust me
TEN CUIDAO CON LOS ESPERMASODS
The other guy will be throwing strikes as well this shit ain't finna work 🤣
I remember being at a seminar with Peter and Geoff Thompson in the 90’s and volunteering to hold the pad for Peter. I thought I’d been hit by a car :)
Been there done that. Same thing with Malcolm Hudson.
I am guessing you are about 90 lbs too?
@@nihonbunka 😂
I also trained with Peter in Salford back in the 90s he hit me so hard I thought my fillings were gonna fall out
I find it strange those who are saying this isn't effective given its widely accepted by almost all martial arts that most striking power comes from the hip and less wind up in this as well.
The critique of telegraphing should watch the clips where he strings strikes together and sets up these strikes very smooth stuff.
There's some legit hip power going on there
Hyep drahv
good. salsa dancers are killers. watch out for Enrique.
funnily enough mate your right, roberto duran based his whole style on salsa dancing no shit.
Very informative. Thank you. You don’t do anything fancy-just simple effective power dynamics. This is the ideal.
You see in youtube - Shigeru Kimura
This works. Excelent explanation of body mechanichs. Regarding the boxing cross you mentioned, you can find a similar technique in Joe Louis Cross
Poor bastard holding the pad 🤦♂️
I would definitely not like to piss this guy off!!!
These stuff are the best for self defence! Be preemptive,hit hard from natural position and not telegraph your strikes!
I think you get a better visal at 4:10 he uses the opposite hip side from the striking limb to movebforward like hes striking with it and instantly using the hipsbopposite positioning of the striking limbs side to preload unlike with western boxing alot of the power might come from a second hit like, jab left, then right cross,l. The left jabs finishing position leaves the right wound up. Also it looks like he doesnt twist his upper body that much. He genuinley whips his upper limbs and tightens it upon impact using his hips energy. Any input appreciated. Im sure all the commentators along with me would too.
Can the 2x hip action be used for round house kicks as well?
Yes the power kick use is effective by engagement of both hips and stepping into the power line and kicking through the target but no higher than the hips
Poor Bob :(
Truly one of the best practicing martial artist applying truth with real wisdom! Just started reading STREET WISE self protection book by Peter constidine and DEAD OR ALIVE by Geoff thompson is a must have read aswell! I used to train with the BRITISH COMBAT ASSOCIATION and learned some amazing techniques!
Skilfull practitioner-explanation misleading (heard very often …). “Jun Kaiten”: rotation in the direction of the technique. This is one of the well known karate mechanisms of acceleration (an important part of movement sequence). All serious karate systems use this mechanism (among other well known mechanisms).
Ya, that works, but it's one of the most crude way to generate power. And with some very bad weaknesses : it's a 2 or 3 moments technique, it's easily seen by the opponent, no force in the opposite arm, work only for rear arm...But, ok, it generates some power.
Which styles of martial arts actually teach and utilize such advanced hip techniques for power generation? Any Japanese styles?
Shukokai Karate - Peter was taught the concept by Shigeru Kimura (and I learned it from Peter :) )
Why pick someone smaller to hold that phonebook ?
To protect themselves of course! Notice how none of the strikes ever hit him? Its an impenetrable defense against strikes, fists are drawn to it naturally.
did you ever meet gary spiers world famous doorman karate legend good freinds with terry oneil alife lewis and many more who worked with him
Peter Consterdine should be a trainer for Power Slap :)
They should use that in the ridiculous Power Slap competitions.
outstanding demo. Thanks very much
LOL 5:30 that guy disappearing off the screen.
I've tried this out and it's bloody accurate how devastating it can be, sending someone to sleepsville
this is good shit weighted punch for sure
I feel like the elbow 1 would work
Interesting how you keep seeing the same or very similar moves described in different ways in different traditions. DK Yoo has repeatedly demonstrated the same hip moves. The only thing he adds to what is said here by Consterdine is that he's "getting his power from the ground." Not sure whether that means he's actually doing anything different, but both of them are certainly generating lots of power.
no offence to DK Yoo but his first UFC type contact didn't turn out too good for him
Learnt something similar when i was a kid but i was taught it as grounding.
Although definitely powerful using double hip action, it is too slow to use in sparring. Most people dont do double hip during sparring. Specially because you have to throw multiple techniques
Ik exactly what you mean by whipping with hips because I too practice martial arts, but scientifically you want to strengthen the hips do you strengthen the hip flexors and extensors or just the abductors because the abductors are responsible for the external hip movement
The glutes and lower core are what provide that strong twisting movement, so they're probably your best bet.
@@banemaul thanks a ton bro it makes sense as well the hara
It takes me 30 years to understand the advantage of the double twist because of poor explanations, Your demonstration is very clear and informative and would have help me to save many years
Ballistic striking at its best
Traditional Kung Fu principles involving circular power. Fa Jing or as we call it in Lau Gar Ging power. Feet are grounded and using a cross body reflex using waist.
I enjoyed your video :) Keep it up!
Is there a demonstration anywhere of this being used to head level?
can we try your head.....
@@kick1 Sure. Would be more than happy to be involved in a video demonstration wearing headgear, mouthpiece and holding the pad for a proper fist strike demonstrating these hip mechanics focused at head level.
Works the same when striking at head level
That makes the whole hip chambering thing make more sense because that's where your wrists are when you're standing
You get the better effect if you use the first hip movement for a light or feint attack and pivot the foot with the follow up power punch. Standard boxing. A small step or hop combined with hip movement will create an even stronger power attack.
It's crazy how multiplicative the force can be
Please upload your demo video thanks
Mike Tyson
Voltini is a good kickboxer, but he leads with jabs, hooks and front kicks.
Amazing. Thanks for sharing.
nice, you have great power with distance 15-20cm
Soooo
1. Telegraphed
2. How would you land this on anyone not DRUNK?
3. Not actually seeing that much force.
Not tryna hate, but I can do more with a non telegraphed lead hand strike from inches away...or even a simple eye slap...
Guys old mate
Not about his age...at all he got some power, just wondering how it’s employed in a “real” situation
Technique is a bit telegraphed and could be tweaked abit but at least it's on the right path unlike other chinesse martial arts. not the worst stuff I've seen on here
thetankman23 it’s very misleading bud...
It’s very telegraphed.
That’s ok...lol...The US has a president who thinks Nazis are “very fine people”...so this is not that big of a deal lol
@@TOMDHARLEYJKD haha ha ok so u think u can see it comeing but can u stop it ? If it will hit you any where in the body u down
He could even do it faster, because he uses a lot if pre motion
Great instructional video....thanks a lot
Isn’t this like striking 101?
No. It really isn’t.
Imagine him paddling somebody
When my mom sees my report card 1:17
Swear that guy in red is the editor of 'Martial arts illustrated'. ....I've forgotten his name for the moment.
Steve Rutledge it’s bob Sykes 👍
Surprised that volunteer survived
😂😂😂 ridiculous
Some of this are funny lol
I feel like that would rip my shoulder apart Haha
Good natured Uki
High level stuff if your are wise enough to see it. thank you for posting. I've been using elbows for years from the center axis as Muy-Thai teaches, which is important for boxing because you tend to keep your balance point. But i see that by shifting the axis to the side much more energy can be generated.
so like a coil you load up the opposite direction and fire
It's about shifting the hinge point from the centre to the hip because power used to drive one half of your mass backwards while the other half goes foreword is wasted.
Once you've got that, work on preloading the front hip.
When that works, it's about making the movements smaller and employing a little artifice to hide the set-up.
Should be good for strength of the low back too...
Why hit a kid?
Da Gaffer I was commenting about the size difference
Da Gaffer then get the little guy to hit and move the big guy.
I checked your channel and your ‘about page’ on your channel but couldn’t find any link to a website about you so I can’t judge your experience in martial arts, but teaching a little guy to move a big guy conveys way more meaning and practical application. A big guy smacking a little guy around is meh
Da Gaffer I know who he is. Still stand by my comments.
Da Gaffer no worries mate. It’s easy to misunderstand each other’s intentions on the internet. It’s all good 😊 have a great day 👍
Thank you for sharing Sensei :)
Thanks you!
What exact material has he made the pad from?
The bones of his enemies
@@jimslim2831 Hahahaa you made my day!
When demonstrating, always make sure your opponent is smaller and lighter than yourself.
This is Kimura Sensei method
Would love to see them hips do that in the ring.
@macka The reason I suggested a ring was so that I can see the technique in action as opposed to standing around hitting a pad. A street fight is fast and dynamic. The ring is the closest thing to see that technique in action.
Someone said that Mike Tyson's punches and those of Dekkers the Dutch Muay Thai guy, are to an extent, double hip.
@@bruceparker6142 he's a bouncer these techniques are suited to that context. Where you're confronted and "18 inches is the best you'll get". Learn about context.
@@666Havers 18"? Like against the ropes?
Real martial arts are not for the ring! Stop confuse combat sports with martial arts!If you hit first with deception and continue with forward pressure your attack ,the other guy will fall even if he is a trained fighter!Of course its necessary to train your strikes and know how to transfer power!I see big confusion from many people.Many people think that in real life fights happen as in the ring! Big mistake! The guy who comes first with the most and catch the other guy unprepared will win in the street!
I'd love to take a class with that guy. Very interesting concepts well demonstrated.
Parlour tricks
You trying take him down and he hits you with the double Hip😂😂😂😂
Yeah use your hips old news.. Kinetic chain always involves the hips when punching kicking..
Try doing this on larger opponent.
Systema techniques... Otherwise known as bollocks.
@Fray Jay Didnt a lot of great boxers like Foreman, louis and Sugar Ray Robinson generate power like this? Forgot to mention Shavers. That quick left hook followed by the massive right is double hip
@@TheRiboka Someone said that Mike Tyson's punches, and those of Dekkers the Dutch Muay Thai guy, are to an extent, double hip. Dekkers would load up his front left foot prior to kicking with his right pivoting on the front foot as is common in Muay Thai. Karate (other than Kimura Sensei) generally teaches us to use a single hip with the center of the body the rotational axis for less telegraphing and faster combinations I guess. I feel that in Kyokushin it is difficult to get a knockout. Matches often seem to consist of tenderising each other's chest and abdomen with weaker single hip blows in a sort of how-many-can-you-bear competition. I would like to be more Prince Naseemy -- evade and occasionally throw bombs. Prince Naseem generally did it by using a 'double knee' (?), jumping up and forwards in a sort of uppercut jab ("corkscrew"?) from a crouch. Being too old, I have only a match or two left in me. I will practice this double hipping on my bag.
Good to see foundamental shorin Ryu karate Principles applied. One point only: with that much delay between hip and shoulder movement the strike become easy to detect by some more advanced opponent.
I'm no expert on this method but I'm almost certain he's slowing it down a bit to show the motion.
He talks about the slap and hand gestures
How many rails did this guy sniff
If this is purported as "reality" type training it would help if you demonstrated these moves using a big strong burly guy not these small petite looking gents. So if you train small police women why don't you show how a small statured person can do these things.
I doubt there is a demographically representative line of volunteers waiting to get hit.
@@annoyed707 YOU DON'T HIT PEOPLE YOU ARE TRAINING WITH...
Really appreciate this! 😉, It's good to see this. He realizes it's strategy! As Gracie Jiu Jitsu, their strategy made them unconquerable.
He got a runny nose
same was going on with bruce lees 👃
Can i use this also with my boxing how to combine it ? so if i throw the jab then punch isnt it double hip ?
Just super but does it not telegraph the technique?
What a load of bollocks 😂
How so?
Whats new, always use hip.
What's "new" is the double hip. The critical point is rotating around the front hip so that all the power is moving forward instead of half going backwards.
HAVE NOT SEEN ANYONE ELSE USE THIS STYLE OF HIP TECHNIQUE.
@@peterbrennan393 thats fron karate old school
@@peterbrennan393 Dekkers, Tyson, Smokin Joe? The latter's gazelle hook (is it called?) looks like a jumping double hip hook.
@@peterbrennan393 There's a lot of. Things I've never seen but it doesn't mean it doesn't work.
No One had seen rubber guard before Eddie Bravo either.
Bullshito?? Is that you? 😂 ..
Goddamnit out of no where an old guy who pretends to know how to fight with a hip technique he developed in his wildest dreams.
How many times have we seen this?, Please stop man..
The hip movement tho!..
😂😂😂
Ya... except this one is, believe it or not, legit.
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I wish I could see his feet
power come from the hips through the feet