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@giorgiovaquer9366 ciao, mi piacerebbe, perché non mi mandi un'e-mail a RichardG@mountainwarriors.com e possiamo discutere. Ho uno studente italiano, quindi possiamo convincerlo a tradurre se necessario. Riccardo

@Pifagorass Kevin loves it when he is getting hurt 😀

That's so true, and a shame that the roots and understanding is lost. My old teacher said there is little point training in Japan and Okinawa ad the old masters are dieing out and the new ones do not understand karate, they understand western karate. A great loss.😢

One day orange belts become black belts, so as I tell my students don't quit and keep learning as much as you can. I hope the videos give you some tips you can use in the art you are studying.

Oh? Why?

@@Enfors I minorly retract he did mention a key element to throwing a punch is keeping the elbows down but the rest isn't practical there's no real time application demonstrated also thee opponent has many moments to counter because of the lack of control ...not the stupidest maybe to harsh I've definitely seen way worse... respect

Thank you, if you try it note the neck break comes on really fast so add pressure slowly until your partner taps.

Yeah we don't do that shit lol😂

Have a look at my latest download see the counter if the arm is under as in JJJ and sambo.

Thank you

There are three variations of Hadaka Jime depending on how deep your arm goes. The first is as you say a strangle on the cartridge artery and is the basic sleeper hold. Basically you have your arm through and elbow aligned with the chin. The second is you were not able to reach as deep and have your forearm across the trachea and your free arm applies pressure to the forehead to crush down. The third this one is where you can not reach far because they are quick getting their chin down. So you are using just above the wrist. He is tapping because the first thing to do is secure a base, then tighten the noose and finally when you have it tight you pull in and twist your wrist to stretch the trachea. He is not tapping for pain although there is some but because I am effectively crushing the throat. You teach all three that way there is no point at which you can not effectively apply a strangle or choke from a position behind your opponent. If you talk to your teacher they will hopefully show you the choke works not because of the pain but because it effectively shuts off the airway. If it works because of pain maybe seek a better teacher 😀

I wish, if it was I might not have released 😂

Yes but I would likely stamp on the PCL

Because they grab you from the rear on the shoulder to pull/spin you round into a punch. Technically, the move would also counter the punch, but that moves you into a different technique. Here I am just showing how to perform the technique and not the self defence application but you see this all the time in Chinese self defence videos.

Not of the top of my head. I know what you mean, I may have it in a book that I have. I will take a look.

Richard Gillies many thanks, sir!, I want to preserve some of the techniques of this art, it’s a personal mission of mine.

I will try and do some more for you in that case.

Richard Gillies much appreciated sir, I just think that it’s kind of peculiar that this art is at threat of dying out in some ways. it seems to me that if you don’t have a commercial pair of handcuffs, that this is a GREAT stand-in , that in which you can improvise the use of vines, paracord, electrical cables. Etc.

Hojo Jutsu is the Japanese martial art that covers how to arrest and tie up prisoners. In the past you could not bind Samurai and so the police needed to be able to tie them up without using knots. In some schools there were intricate ways of binding samurai. For non samurai it was a case of the police tieing them quickly and efficiently. Some knots were placed at points on the body to inflict pain if you struggled.

Thank you :-)

No we have not done this but I was holding the arm not the leg. It still worked though :-)

@@richardgillies9160 :-)

Anything in particular?

@@richardgillies9160 what to do when attacked from behind, parked car in a way all excape has been blocked etc.

After 40 years of martial arts I really believe that getting the first couple of As right mean you never need to fight. Martial arts helps you with being assertive and confident which is the third A, and to be honest get the first 3 right and you never get to fighting. I have done this all my life and only needed to fight off an attacker once or twice and when I did it was a wow what did I do there as it was a subconcious reaction. It makes you feel safe wherever you go. I will release a video later today or tomorrow on bullying so if you like this you may like that especially if in school. Thank you for the comment :-) Richard

Its japanese jiujitsu bro

How do you mean? We teach Mugan Ryu Hei Jutsu which is a Japanese martial art. There are three gi s a ceremonial one, a training one and your everyday clothing. Sometimes we us a gi and sometimes train with tshirts usually a gi in the winter and tshirts in the summer to remind us of what will work effectively at that time of year.

Thank you.

Thank you. Not my best but most of what I wanted to say and show is there for my students and anyone else wanting to learn to roll.

Thats ok, let me know if there is anything specific you may want to see or have broken down.