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Hahaha nice observation lol this isn't about footwork although it's the most important part of the fight game but in this video the focus is primarily on beginners blowing all their steam on less than productive punch out s

This during filming not training 😒

​@@Goodfellowsmmasince the camera is on you it makes more sense that you have shin guards on 🤨?

Lol gotta look pretty

Yes, train and become relax with your guard lol why should a fighter learn guard muscle memory?

​@kainhopjlpng guard position s should be automatically trained will your practicing all strikes in order to make they automatically and neurologically responsive with your striking so hands are always in position

I would agree 👍

Your very welcome hope it works out for you

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Both are correct they're just used at different ranges

Tell your friend to keep his right hand up to block the left hook and to stop picking fights with Brazilian Prometheus lmao

​@@nickgadd9163 LMAO 👏😂 yeah, I'll give him those important hands up-greetings and ask him to just keep doing tutorials with the armless opponent on RUclips.

Interesting you never mentioned how often Mike Tyson gets knocked out doing this very technique 👏 👌 👍

Also try to remember these techniques must have various factors to be applied in a fight game like slipping feints weaving in and so on

@@Goodfellowsmma well, now that you mentioned Mike, he rarely took a long step back and especially didn't drop his right hand from his cheek, but my comment wasn't meant to be too serious at all, mainly to spark a discussion about the fact that when you practice techniques, you try to do it from the beginning, considering the whole package with every detail.

Even easier to fight someone with arms considering they can make mistakes not keeping their head covered or hands up thank you for your comment

Even easier to not fight at all, i bet that’s your method.

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Both hurt but I think because the thigh has more mass and normally more conditioning the calf hurts more and can definitely slow your movements

It's like every technique it must have a proper timing and setup and creating an option is what real fighter's do.

I would agree and if you're kicking in self defense you want to optimize your chances of success especially on one leg 🦵

Thanks for sharing!

Both can this technique is used at two different ranges short and longer

Try it I've used in lots with success

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It's about as ridiculous as your observations this is simply the reverse application of a question mark kick if it's defended

Bro the dudes a bullshitsu expert, I only watch these shorts for a laugh... he's teaching people absolute bollocks...

Oh really, why don't you show him what a real ​MMA expert can do 😂 @nuuat-daeng

Well that's up to your ability and training

@ nah, you just have a fake gym silly

​@Prymed_Ronnee Hahaha nice 45yrs running a fake gym lol

@ if you had a real gym you wouldnt be answering me rn😂😂 im in your head from afar thats crazy😂😂

@@Prymed_Ronnee you’re starting beef online and disrespecting a martial arts coach, that’s crazy 😂

Obviously you never seen this used byThai fighter s

It's great for short vs tall but tall already has the reachbut you have to watch the angle and not over swinging causing you to be more open with a short player under your defense

Do it when he side or round kick and it will work ❤ work well on your timing or if you want to be the agresor fake the leg rigth punch and use the momentum of the fake to head kick with the rigth leg fake the left kick and punch with Andy punch and bit by bit you will make it work for defense and atack ❤just my opinion I do that a lot in spar and it works sou I hope it works for something have a beautiful day ❤

This is all about timing and it most definitely works well in combat

Michael Jai white i believe showed Kimbo a drill like this

It's a great way to keep you in strike range to defend and retaliate your counters from

You bet it helps to keep your striking range so you can instantly return striking

Practice it till it will

Lol send it

Hahaha well honestly in most case's they'll be pulling toes outta their teeth lol this is super slow just so you can see the slipping forward action of the support foot

Reminder this is a beginners mistake guide thank you for your indepth outlook on the technique

Lol gimme your finger 👉 👈 👇 🫵 🤣 😂

Technically it's not a block it's a bridging technique to allow you to enter into the bunkai grabbing, trapping, joint manipulation, and nervous system attacks. The bridging hand also begins to prevent them from retracting the arm back as you seized it.

@@Goodfellowsmma Do you think it would work against punches at all speed? A Karate lunge punch is easier to catch than jabs and crosses from a fighting stance. I'm just curious if these moves are meant more so for when someone grabs you, or you're in a clinch with them. I never see anyone use this technique when sparring.

These are not technically meant face direct punch for punch action as a whole but broken down the first portion is simply a pary as seem in boxing kickboxing and MMA always remember karate was originally designed for non consensual self defense not to face another trained combative sport

@@Goodfellowsmma Right. That makes sense. I'm just curious why it's not demonstrated against a realistic attack usually. A Karate lunge punch that's not retracted is more in the sport or consensual violence category. How would this move look if the opponent did two punches?

Technically if your in a self protection mode you should be attempting control through your own striking and grappling in order to control the aggressive behavior

I like the long guard myself; however, I am 6'2'' with monkey arms.

@ - exactly, High guard or Long guard, but never low guards, Muay Mat Will knock you the fuck out !!

Hahaha nice observation s glad someone can actually see things

​@@matthewstoicism1485very nice

Please explain so others can grasp your point of view

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Let everyone know how it's done

Please explain

They're both hooks one has a biomechanical advantage because of your forearm flexes the other is to increase range of the hook

Were only displaying hand positions not applications

Awesome, thank you! For your comment and thoughts

They're for two different ranges when applying

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@ awesome! Keep up the hard work and killer tips