Kungfu Dad Challenges Boxing Son
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- Опубликовано: 13 май 2024
- A kungfu dad decided to test his boxing son. Let's see what great skills boxing teaches you in this awesome little experiment! Pay attention to the boxer footwork, head movement, and distance management.
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Timecodes:
0:00 Initial reaction
0:47 Slow motion commentary
2:11 Funny circumstances
2:33 Fun question for viewers
2:44 More reason why my upper back is sore 
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"I'm not telling you again. Clean up your room and TAKE OUT THE GARBAGE".
My dad taught me Boxing basics from 3yrs old. We are Puerto Rican boxing masters as children for self defense and anti-bulling in the kindergarden and elementary school playground.
1 - protect your self at all times (even after the bell rings (avoid unsportsmanlike behaviour)
2 - straight jabs to opponents Nose/ EYES / CHIN (jaw) and side temple & around 👂 🙉 ears
3 - Cross straight targeting same face spot as hit / targeted w jabs
Lastly
4 - Hook 🪝 (or Gancho [spanish]) to face or body [body shots to ribs / kidneys (side/back)
My father was taught by his father who learned for sure basic boxing as World War II Veteran US Army (but we are basically pro 💜 peace ✌️ ☮️ people and only fight in self defense when absolutely necessary to protect ourselves or loved ones. Always Best to leave, can fight another day (better diplomatic Non-Violent resolution. Both principal and enemy can be friends in the future.
Judoka creed is friendship, peace and always ready if self-defence is required.
The son made a A- on a test.
His dad: "Put on the gloves."
Son: Dad, I want to watch Invincible.
Dad: We have Invincible at home son.
He don't want hit his father.
I like the dad he fight like he trains. Nothing worse then a Kung Fu guy trying to fight like a MMA or kick boxer.
Yeah nothing worse than kung fu guy switching to a more effective style during sparring lol
Jerry. I need help with translation. Can you help me?
Do you need help with translating Chinese? I know a little @@LifeForceChannel
@@wissawissa83 @FightCommentaryBreakdowns JERRYYYYY WE HAVE A DOUBTER
Spars who he trains.. like luke warm dogshit?
You hit your Dad = He kicks you out of the house and family, You lose.
You don't hit your Dad = You lose.
lol
Never seen something like this with a father/son thing lol interesting, funny but kinda cool tbh
Always sparred my daughter. I wasn’t allowed to punch so I practiced my defence and she gained confidence. Win win
That's awesome!
*Great idea!*
@@MartialArtsMoves quality father daughter time, a bit alternative but the sort of confidence it produces can be key, not in violence but in how they see and carry themselves.
@@Chronicstate187 exactly! It applies to any parent - child relationship to build their confidence.
Hope your stiffness goes away. Things hit at the wierdest times i swear.
As for dad sparring. Only heard that once. I know one guy but hes a bit of a... You'll understand
He did shotokan, sparred his dad and kept ramping up the intensity till he detatched his old man's retina. Blind in one eye now.
He used to say that like it was something to be proud of.
He did not know what 'light' meant until someone smashed his leg. After that he started saying 'we should go light', like if everyone else wasn't already going pattycake on him.
And even then he'd still ramp the intensity if he was 'losing'.
Don't even talk about grappling.
He'd want to join the grappling sessions but knew nothing about it. One time he almost broke his own foot by trying to roll out of an extremely secure ankle lock. Same with his fingers, had his palm trapped then decided to explosively wrench it every which way.
Then started cursing about how the little guy was 'trying to break his finger'. Said little guy was moving like a snail, might i add while this idiot was twitching and jerking everywhere.
Even if he got locked in he won't tap if the guy was smaller than him, he'd rather pass out. If someone let him go because they realised something was going to break, he'd call that a victory too.
He'd injure you out of nowhere, random step in sidekicks to the knee, full power step in sidekick, one guy got dizzy after a hard headkick.
After a while anyone with experience didn't want to spar him.
But to him, i guess that too was a, 'victory'.
YOU BETTER CLEAN YOUR ROOM BOY!
The son could have knocked his dad down at least a dozen times... obviously didn't want to hurt the 'old mans' pride.
This was obviously planned. The boy is wearing protective head gear, but the dad isn't. They probably agreed in advance that the son wouldn't try to land any blows on his dad. You can also tell that the dad isn't trying to land any hard shots on his son. This is just a practice exercise. It's also a nice father/son bonding experience. It's great to see a father doing something like this with their son. More fathers should do things like this.
@@dwaneanderson8039 It's definitely a bit more personal than the whole throwing-the-football thing we always see in movies. Is that a real thing that actually happens?
@@dwaneanderson8039 - Exactly and it gives the son a chance to put his footwork and dodging in practice
The kid is on another level compared to his Dad.
Those choy li fut looking upper cuts look wild, until they hit you with the overhand swing that it sets up. Seen them put a lot of people to sleep like that, lol it’s so sneaky. Pops was chaining them together instead though, seemed more like he just wanted to see his son move under pressure. Core memory unlocked
The dad is not even trying. He's trying to shoe case his son.
The dad doesn't even look that old and his hairline... it's over bros, he never had a chance.
No it's not he already reproduced
Plot Twist: His Dad knew boxing too that why he know how to move and apply with gloves
He learned how to get out of the Way 😎
I popped my dad's elbow (just a little bit) with an armbar. I realised that I had to stop because he didn't know that he had to tap.
This happened to me with my Instructor...he didn't say I had to tap as a beginner when something is too painful and he kept squishing my neck when he got me into a headlock... Some Instructors don't tell you these things in advance lol.
Dad fighting like an NPC
If boxer son wanted to he could of had dad on floor easily....
I've never seen anyone who claimed to train in kung-fu miss so many strike attempts.
Take care of yourself, big bro! As always, thanks for your insight!
That is one tiny ring
Lol
Oof hope you feel better man
I think the Dad might be more comfortable doing quick takedowns (快摔), which is a natural focus for traditional Kungfu.
Since this seems to be sparring under boxing rules, he has to convert his takedown moves into swings and strikes, making his attacks look "awkward". It's also clear that the Son is going easy on him when it comes to striking. The Son had many opportunities to straightaway punch him but skipped them. :)
On the other hand, notice how the Dad's stance is significantly more stable than the Son's.
If this were under Sanda rules, the Son might have gotten thrown to the ground several times. 😆
1:34 nice control for both sides
LoL kung fu dad punches like my sister 😂
I play stand up grappling with my teenage son who has a few years of judo under his belt, but I’m still able to put him on the floor easily. 😅
You a judoka too?
@@FightCommentary did 4 years of Judo until I started university. I use a combination of judo and tai chi push hands when I play with my son.
The son didnt want to be a doctor 💀
Hahaha
Jerry. I need help with translation. Can you help me?
Tell me
@@FightCommentary
How can I send you a photo of that text that I need translated?
I tried to do it here but there is no such option. (In short - I have a yin yang pendant with Chinese writing)
@@FightCommentary
I’ve written to you about it on your facebook messenger some time ago.
Miles responded on your behalf and said he’d tell you about it. There is a photo in that conversation chat
@@LifeForceChannel Cool. I'll take a look on FB.
Go take a hot shower or see if you can get a friend to help you put some deet da jiao to losen your back muscles up. Get well soon
Air Punch, anyone? 😂
Were they just training?
楚翔搏擊館，楚翔武道-克己 百折不屈！
The dad is good
At making fried rice, maybe.
I don't see the point in these video's
*To see how some evade hits even if they don't throw them back. It can be interesting!*
Both can't fight sleep 😴
Both of these guys look a little odd in the ring.
Did you really just say you don't know if he learned the one two from his son or from his kung fu... Dude, it's a jab cross, that's not really something that needs to be taught 😅.
You'd be very very surprised. A lot of kungfu styles don't know how to do a proper jab.
That is the slowest kung fu I have ever seen or he is just old and tired as me. I am still much faster though :P and younger, cough.
What us thus this is not kung fu not boxing this is throwing hands on empty space ridiculous