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@@marvl5089 Autopsy results are public record in LA on the medical examiners website. The medical examiner lists cause of death for Kuwanguik Park as myocardial infarction.
I used to listen to chosun ninja’s vlogs once in a while back in the day. He was a super nice guy when responding to comments. I don’t think I ever saw any of his technique videos- but watching this- man this kind of stuff was taught in dojos across America for the longest time. It’s amazing what we found acceptable back then. Rest In Peace Chosun Ninja. His techniques were questionable, but he was cool dude.
Ramsey! We have to do a collab soon! I have some hypotheses for ways to use Capoeira in a non-bullshido way, so potentially that could be a followup to your awesome capoeira in mma video. I'll get the video done with a boxing friend and see if you can try some of the ideas with your signature Ramsey reactions!
Korean media criticized Greg as "the most embarrassing Korean". Koreans living in Canada claimed that Greg was "an act of degrading Koreans by Japanese disguised as Koreans." note that. Some of the people who agreed with Greg's policy of "teaching martial arts to many people for free" and some of Greg's students were more skilled than Greg. Those people soon left Greg. His former students were instructed to act like he was the good guy. And he acted to Greg's script, but he left him shortly after. Greg directed other students to harass those former students. Greg himself abused student accounts and passwords to criticize Japanese people online. last year. Greg owns FB. 
I like how Nick was evaluating his situational awareness every time someone walked through the background. Responding well requires knowledge of what you're reacting to.
@@digleman1 Nobody knows but he was awesome 💪🏾 I'm a Shinobi in training. He taught Ninjutsu that no other sensei would teach. He went deep, from the poison, fire works, hidden weapons, and medicine. bad self defense tactics or not, he was a different animal!
This was awesome, I'd love it if you make more of these. The insights from someone who actually knows legit fighting techniques and then someone with fitness, anatomy and biomechanics knowledge is a stupidly great combination.
Great team and analysis here, Jerry! It's a fun breakdown, which I'm sure Greg, our ninja, would be down with. Love the editing, music and capoeira ending, also!
To the guy dressed in red gear, Kudos. I completely agree that it's best for people to learn from others. That's respectful and it's important to learn from others.
I've come a long way since then, but I got my start with a lot of misc Choson Ninja's techniques back as a teenager. I never understood why he was so defensive about his odd stances on history etc. But in terms of basic techniques (kicks, multi punches etc.) it got me started with martial arts. I was glad to see this video was pretty rounded and respectful of something that clearly wasn't that ideal. Good on you guys.
Obviously the main problem here is that you do not look like a ninja enough for the moves to work. How do you expect to channel your inner ninja if your oponent looks more like a ninja than you 🤷♂️. 😁 Jokes aside it was a fun watch 😊 👍
One small advice. At 12:40, the correct technique isn't just moving your hands up and towards yourself. The movement goes like this: start exactly as you did, but when you feel that the strength of his grip has been broken, don't keep going the same direction, do a fast flick movement with your forearms (your elbow will be very important here, engage it in this small movement) towards him and then (and only then) retreat in the original direction. It's hard to explain over text !!
@@FightCommentary I'll do it for you when I can, but in the meantime, Mike from hard2hurt shows it pretty much what I mean here: ruclips.net/video/-rFlefG9cHA/видео.html Start at 1:07 all the way to 2:04.
“Falling Falcon” in Ed Parker Kenpo strikes the bicep nerve y’all are taking about in technique two from a From Two Hand Grab. But the attack is from a single lapel grab. Also when Shinigami did what I was learned to be called “Clutching Feathers” the first strike can be to the armpit instead of the bicep nerve for more effectiveness.
All you have to do is use the other hand to grab the groin. The one in front just by his groin. far easier than picking him up. And picking up a big man who headlocks you does no damage, causes no damage and doesn't loosen the grip, it just guarantees you go to the ground.
You need to get together with McDojo Life and bring Jerry and talk about this pressure point stuff more in-depth. He is doing a lot of fun debunking, but it is even more useful and interesting when somebody that knows some body physiology is there to cut through the woo woo language.
Street fighting 101: You can always bite the arm as you stomp the toes while you try to twist an ear off or thumb to the eye, and if you can get them on the ground, put your thumbs inside their eye sockets while you bite their nose off......
I remember ChosunNinja. He's actually really talented, but as a teacher he is egotistical and shows really impractical moves. He lies a lot about his Japanese heritage, and changes stories about it. He wants to sell his martial school so he created a weird narrative about how his school originated from Koreans of Japanese heritage and thus "Nintaijutsu" was born. He uses religion to manipulate his subs to thinking he is a good Christian, yet lies a lot and does irresponisble things to his students like having them hold a cucumber so he can cut it with a sword. Also, let's not forget his infamous Ninjato video.
First of all, don't get into a headlock. 😂 Second of all. I'm 5'9 and was playing around with a friend one night. My friend was about 6'2". We were both drunk and playing around. More likely than not, I'm probably going to get my tail kicked if I'm drunk. My friend was larger and he would aggressively place me in a headlock then squeeze and use he's weight to sling me around before I could respond. The truth is that if the larger person gets you into a headlock, they can swing you around like a rag doll. They have the leverage and momentum. However, if and when on the ground, you can escape. Critique my point if you will but if a person is bigger and stronger, then they're going to swing you around like a rag doll.
Every martial art and every martial art style is not adequately formulated for every body type. Jean-Claude Van Damme recently gave a podcast from Facebook headquarters indicating what he called "scientific martial arts". He went on to explain in the modern world we know that certain body types are able to perform actions and movements for defense and offense that other body types cannot. For relatability, you tried to replicate his physical range of motion but were unable to do so. At least in his demonstration, he's not showing any difficulty within his range of motion, for completing the defensive move that he is suggesting. Once more, saying, "One good way to get out of..." G.P.'s instructional video *DID NOT* say that this maneuver is suitable for every body type. For example: in classical Chinese kung fu there is a move, after being translated into English, called "mounting the horse". I guarantee you *super-chunk* in this reenactment video would not be able "mount the horse". The move as it implies takes advantage of another person's use of the horse stance. Chuck Norris was a master of this take down.
@@shafarrsavoy7332 if you look around, you'll find a post of him congratulating his son for graduating police academy (Gregg is a cop too). And he even responded to someone's wisecrack.
Respectfully at 11:41. NOOOOO! First of all, if a 6'3" man grabs a much smaller person by the wrist as illustrated, and let us just assume that the attacker is 6'3" and grabbing a female who is 5'3", the female is probably not going to be able to break the grip of the other person. Some people have ridiculous hand strength. As well, the wrist grab scenario is taught in about Every " Self Defense " school for beginner training. It's not only completely impractical but is also a very rare occurrence, if any.
You first technique won't work because of the relationship between your body and your opponents body, wrong tool wrong time. The guy applying the head lock has his inside leg, his left leg, back and the victim's inside leg, his right leg, is in front, the technique won't work. Chosen has his inside leg behind the attackers inside leg. I'm not defending Chosen and his techniques, I am however defending honesty in the calculus of what works and doesn't work in various situations.
I can literally take any martial art in the world right now and dismantle it the same way. The reality is that a real fight does not work that way. The first to punch wins 95% of the time, the one you don't see coming sends you down. End of the story.
9:44 Nope! That's not going to work and is nonsense. Respectfully. As well, if a person is properly trained in the rear naked choke hold and applies it properly, then you're going to be out like a light within seconds.
ACTUALLY WHAT YOU GUYS ARE DOING DOSNT DEMONSTRATE ANYTHING AS WORKING BECAUSE THE ONLY WAY TO DEMONSTRATE IS TO ACTUALLY DO IT DURING A REAL FIGHT OR DURING SPARRING. AS A BOXER WE SPAR AND THAT PROVES WHAT WORKS BECAUSE WE HAVE AN OPPONENT TRYING TO KNOCK US OUT WHILE WE ARE DOING IT
DUDE ! I completely forgot about chosen ninja ! His knife/spike throwing is 100% legit ! I remember thinking all his other bulshido was real back then lol
Yo, i was a part of his affiliates when he was the biggest martial arts channel. I and many others made martial arts videos as a part of the so called choson "family" if you want some part of what went down and his eventual downfall feel free to contact me.
On my fighting record.... Striking is the way to end all encounters. I'm 9 -0 in my parking lot. I have to defend myself and the property at night in the summer. Had many try and fail . Even a group of 3 guys when I moved during a punch and I took control over this MS13 fk and grinded his face into the Rock wall behind me. His bitches ran away as my tiny neighbor filmed it all. Lol 😂
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I want to join one when I'm back in LA!
EAT. HAMBURGERS👋
I haven't heard anything about chosun ninja in such a long time. This is a throwback to my childhood.
Same !
Chosun ninja, Greg Park died a few years ago.
@@Haywood-Jablomie How and since when?
@@marvl5089 Autopsy results are public record in LA on the medical examiners website. The medical examiner lists cause of death for Kuwanguik Park as myocardial infarction.
I just searched the LA County website and didn't find anything. Which site did you use? Do not link it. Just tell me the site.
I used to listen to chosun ninja’s vlogs once in a while back in the day. He was a super nice guy when responding to comments. I don’t think I ever saw any of his technique videos- but watching this- man this kind of stuff was taught in dojos across America for the longest time. It’s amazing what we found acceptable back then.
Rest In Peace Chosun Ninja. His techniques were questionable, but he was cool dude.
Ramsey! We have to do a collab soon! I have some hypotheses for ways to use Capoeira in a non-bullshido way, so potentially that could be a followup to your awesome capoeira in mma video. I'll get the video done with a boxing friend and see if you can try some of the ideas with your signature Ramsey reactions!
@@FightCommentary I so wanna see this.
@@FightCommentary Cool!
Korean media criticized Greg as "the most embarrassing Korean". Koreans living in Canada claimed that Greg was "an act of degrading Koreans by Japanese disguised as Koreans." note that. Some of the people who agreed with Greg's policy of "teaching martial arts to many people for free" and some of Greg's students were more skilled than Greg. Those people soon left Greg. His former students were instructed to act like he was the good guy. And he acted to Greg's script, but he left him shortly after. Greg directed other students to harass those former students. Greg himself abused student accounts and passwords to criticize Japanese people online. last year. Greg owns FB.

He's confirmed dead?
I like how Nick was evaluating his situational awareness every time someone walked through the background. Responding well requires knowledge of what you're reacting to.
He’s insecure cuz of the red guy
Chosun Ninja. Now that’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time
He passed away a few years ago
@@Haywood-Jablomie really? How?
@@digleman1
Nobody knows but he was awesome 💪🏾 I'm a Shinobi in training. He taught Ninjutsu that no other sensei would teach. He went deep, from the poison, fire works, hidden weapons, and medicine. bad self defense tactics or not, he was a different animal!
This was awesome, I'd love it if you make more of these. The insights from someone who actually knows legit fighting techniques and then someone with fitness, anatomy and biomechanics knowledge is a stupidly great combination.
All techniques based on mere pain does not work beyond friendly testing in gym/dojo/whatever.
This colab was fantastic, great idea to have them in your channel
What a blast from the past haha
I love these kinds of videos from you, man, kudos! And the PT perspective is awesome
Great team and analysis here, Jerry!
It's a fun breakdown, which I'm sure Greg, our ninja, would be down with.
Love the editing, music and capoeira ending, also!
To the guy dressed in red gear, Kudos. I completely agree that it's best for people to learn from others. That's respectful and it's important to learn from others.
Hey Shinigami is looking pretty svelte these days! Great job, an inspiration to use heavier martial artists who pack it on easy.
This is a great mix. I like these particular perspectives.
omg i forgot about chosun ninja and now you reminded me of him..wow...so many things we forget over the years..
These guests had a lot of good insights!
I've come a long way since then, but I got my start with a lot of misc Choson Ninja's techniques back as a teenager. I never understood why he was so defensive about his odd stances on history etc. But in terms of basic techniques (kicks, multi punches etc.) it got me started with martial arts. I was glad to see this video was pretty rounded and respectful of something that clearly wasn't that ideal. Good on you guys.
That dude... Man that takes me back. He used to talk about ninjas and cool moves... Looks ridiculous now taking into account I'm not a child anymore.
Shinigami looks like the protagonist among background characters
Great description!
Obviously the main problem here is that you do not look like a ninja enough for the moves to work. How do you expect to channel your inner ninja if your oponent looks more like a ninja than you 🤷♂️. 😁 Jokes aside it was a fun watch 😊 👍
I have a ninja costume! Just at my parents’ house.
@@FightCommentary heh that might just work 😂
@@FightCommentary Jerry you gotta bring this out!!
Awesome video ! Well done dudes 🤙
awesome stuff man ur channel is at 166k killin it
This was excellent. Thank you.
One small advice. At 12:40, the correct technique isn't just moving your hands up and towards yourself. The movement goes like this: start exactly as you did, but when you feel that the strength of his grip has been broken, don't keep going the same direction, do a fast flick movement with your forearms (your elbow will be very important here, engage it in this small movement) towards him and then (and only then) retreat in the original direction. It's hard to explain over text !!
Send us a video on IG or FB or Patreon.
@@FightCommentary I'll do it for you when I can, but in the meantime, Mike from hard2hurt shows it pretty much what I mean here: ruclips.net/video/-rFlefG9cHA/видео.html
Start at 1:07 all the way to 2:04.
cool!
The fat guy is good
Have you seen him on streetbeefs?
“Falling Falcon” in Ed Parker Kenpo strikes the bicep nerve y’all are taking about in technique two from a From Two Hand Grab. But the attack is from a single lapel grab. Also when Shinigami did what I was learned to be called “Clutching Feathers” the first strike can be to the armpit instead of the bicep nerve for more effectiveness.
Kenpo has such cool names. I like gift of destruction!
@@FightCommentary Kenpo is my base art! I’d love to train with you sir💯
All you have to do is use the other hand to grab the groin. The one in front just by his groin. far easier than picking him up. And picking up a big man who headlocks you does no damage, causes no damage and doesn't loosen the grip, it just guarantees you go to the ground.
I love that I instantly understood what "do a Bas Rutten" meant
Very famous OG video from Bas ;)
You need to get together with McDojo Life and bring Jerry and talk about this pressure point stuff more in-depth. He is doing a lot of fun debunking, but it is even more useful and interesting when somebody that knows some body physiology is there to cut through the woo woo language.
You mean bring Nick the PT?
@@FightCommentary Yes, sorry, Nick the PT.
Shinigami looks like a cool dude.
Thank you for sharing ☺️.
Damn them calves bro 👍
5.00 she’s checking out ninja boy 😂😂, about the rnc you’re not lucky if you tucked your chin it be comes a jaw breaker 💀💀
Street fighting 101: You can always bite the arm as you stomp the toes while you try to twist an ear off or thumb to the eye, and if you can get them on the ground, put your thumbs inside their eye sockets while you bite their nose off......
8:18 😂
I thought Greg passed away?
I remember ChosunNinja. He's actually really talented, but as a teacher he is egotistical and shows really impractical moves. He lies a lot about his Japanese heritage, and changes stories about it. He wants to sell his martial school so he created a weird narrative about how his school originated from Koreans of Japanese heritage and thus "Nintaijutsu" was born. He uses religion to manipulate his subs to thinking he is a good Christian, yet lies a lot and does irresponisble things to his students like having them hold a cucumber so he can cut it with a sword. Also, let's not forget his infamous Ninjato video.
Damn, he sounded like a very skilled Master of deception, a True Ninja master.
The elbow
Can you do a video on how to fight like qi La La like how does he jab or punch kick etc that would be interesting
We’ve been trying to get qi la La to do a guest video soon!
@@FightCommentary ohh okay love the videos and love you jerry
First of all, don't get into a headlock. 😂 Second of all. I'm 5'9 and was playing around with a friend one night. My friend was about 6'2". We were both drunk and playing around. More likely than not, I'm probably going to get my tail kicked if I'm drunk. My friend was larger and he would aggressively place me in a headlock then squeeze and use he's weight to sling me around before I could respond. The truth is that if the larger person gets you into a headlock, they can swing you around like a rag doll. They have the leverage and momentum. However, if and when on the ground, you can escape. Critique my point if you will but if a person is bigger and stronger, then they're going to swing you around like a rag doll.
Every martial art and every martial art style is not adequately formulated for every body type. Jean-Claude Van Damme recently gave a podcast from Facebook headquarters indicating what he called "scientific martial arts". He went on to explain in the modern world we know that certain body types are able to perform actions and movements for defense and offense that other body types cannot.
For relatability, you tried to replicate his physical range of motion but were unable to do so. At least in his demonstration, he's not showing any difficulty within his range of motion, for completing the defensive move that he is suggesting.
Once more, saying,
"One good way to get out of..."
G.P.'s instructional video *DID NOT* say that this maneuver is suitable for every body type.
For example: in classical Chinese kung fu there is a move, after being translated into English, called "mounting the horse".
I guarantee you *super-chunk* in this reenactment video would not be able "mount the horse". The move as it implies takes advantage of another person's use of the horse stance. Chuck Norris was a master of this take down.
wow i used to watch choson ninja back in the day and was there when everyone was calling him out for being a fraud.
''I'm hurting him more as he chokes me...'' Sure 😂
#shinigamkan
OSSS
You have plans to fight on streetbeefs?
edit: 12:00 you can also dash forwards at the same time you do that to slam him with a double elbow
rip greg
Greg Park ain't dead. As recently as 3mo ago, he posted something on social media congratulating his son for finishing police academy.
@@JamusChristusCan you verify this?
@@shafarrsavoy7332 if you look around, you'll find a post of him congratulating his son for graduating police academy (Gregg is a cop too). And he even responded to someone's wisecrack.
Detroit Urban Survival is like 20-30 minutes from my house😂
Please go film something! Don’t even try to diss him. Just film something objective and send it out way!
@@FightCommentary from what I hear, cameras are banned in his school, but I’ll try. Oss
3:28 “tripecpt?”
Shinigami got a cool costume man
WHERE IS GREG PARK NOW???
On the head lock escape, the pressure point location is correct.. it's just that you don't use your chin on it.. you use your fingers
Chosum is still alive??
I heard that he died
@@TheNimbus12 He didn't do the crotch grab correctly
He like...pretended to die. It's really weird.
@@SolidStructureWC Meh, he's a ninja. Seems pretty par for the course.
@@SolidStructureWC Supposedly he's dead
Respectfully at 11:41. NOOOOO! First of all, if a 6'3" man grabs a much smaller person by the wrist as illustrated, and let us just assume that the attacker is 6'3" and grabbing a female who is 5'3", the female is probably not going to be able to break the grip of the other person. Some people have ridiculous hand strength. As well, the wrist grab scenario is taught in about Every " Self Defense " school for beginner training. It's not only completely impractical but is also a very rare occurrence, if any.
Didn't Greg Park (AKA Chosun Ninja), die?
Isn't he dead?
Yep, few years ago
@@Haywood-Jablomie how did he die anyway? He was young.
Hey I was watching your old stuff and I'm wondering is tfc team fighting championship still around ?
They’re not around anymore.
@@FightCommentary damn
You first technique won't work because of the relationship between your body and your opponents body, wrong tool wrong time. The guy applying the head lock has his inside leg, his left leg, back and the victim's inside leg, his right leg, is in front, the technique won't work. Chosen has his inside leg behind the attackers inside leg. I'm not defending Chosen and his techniques, I am however defending honesty in the calculus of what works and doesn't work in various situations.
My only thing Jerry is your didn't get your footwork right on the first technique so you had a harder time to reach round and squeeze the peaches lol.
Hay shinigami is losing weight, he looks slimmer.
I can literally take any martial art in the world right now and dismantle it the same way. The reality is that a real fight does not work that way. The first to punch wins 95% of the time, the one you don't see coming sends you down. End of the story.
9:44 Nope! That's not going to work and is nonsense. Respectfully. As well, if a person is properly trained in the rear naked choke hold and applies it properly, then you're going to be out like a light within seconds.
Camera's to far
ACTUALLY WHAT YOU GUYS ARE DOING DOSNT DEMONSTRATE ANYTHING AS WORKING BECAUSE THE ONLY WAY TO DEMONSTRATE IS TO ACTUALLY DO IT DURING A REAL FIGHT OR DURING SPARRING.
AS A BOXER WE SPAR AND THAT PROVES WHAT WORKS BECAUSE WE HAVE AN OPPONENT TRYING TO KNOCK US OUT WHILE WE ARE DOING IT
DUDE ! I completely forgot about chosen ninja ! His knife/spike throwing is 100% legit ! I remember thinking all his other bulshido was real back then lol
Do you have a link to the knife throwing?
@@FightCommentary ruclips.net/video/BOVSpI0524Q/видео.html
@@FightCommentary I'm still looking for the one I remember. It was a throwing dart on a football/soccer field from super far away
@@FightCommentary ruclips.net/video/5ROpEbGzlYs/видео.html
@@FightCommentary ruclips.net/video/3ipgULzbbXE/видео.html
Chosun Ninja is fake btw. He has no credible sources linking him to any shinobi lineage. He's a fraud too. Ninjutsu isn't even a martial art btw.
THATS CALLED A REAR NAKED CHOKE.... IF SOMEONE LOCKS THAT IN ON YOU THE FIGHT IS OVER YOU ARE NOT GETTING OUT OF THAT YOU HAVE LOST THE FIGHT.
Why are you yelling?
pressure points are not a thing
Yo, i was a part of his affiliates when he was the biggest martial arts channel.
I and many others made martial arts videos as a part of the so called choson "family" if you want some part of what went down and his eventual downfall feel free to contact me.
Oh man! This is awesome! Thanks for contacting! How do I contact you? Are you on IG?
Is still Alive?
Where was this filmed??
On my fighting record.... Striking is the way to end all encounters. I'm 9 -0 in my parking lot. I have to defend myself and the property at night in the summer. Had many try and fail . Even a group of 3 guys when I moved during a punch and I took control over this MS13 fk and grinded his face into the Rock wall behind me. His bitches ran away as my tiny neighbor filmed it all. Lol 😂
The 9-0 is just from living here for 5 yrs lol