Its amazing, this was the first aerial tutorial that I ever saw and probably the first tricking tutorial I ever saw and at the begining I didn't get it and for alot of mounths I tried many other tuorials for aerial and other tricks and now I returned to this one and I followed what you said and I finally got it. I know you probably won't notice this since its an old video but thank you guys for intreducing me to tricking and allowimg me to do my first real step into my tricking journey.
HA! Reminds me of a no-contact sparring match I had years ago for funzies. Dude pulled regular, slow ass cartwheels out of nowhere, I just kinda put my foot in the way of his hand, watched him crumple to the grass, and we all had a great laugh! Neither of us were (or are) trained martial artists. However, afterwards, one of our friends watching told me it was kinda an example of 2 different amateurs. The one who sees all the flashy moves in film, and copies those with no practice, and the other who sees the practical, and attempts to teach themselves that. I was honored to be considered the latter. They then compared me to Bruce Lee, to which I responded "Not in this lifetime!". Granted, I have learned a lot from him, in many areas aside from the Martial Arts, but I am no where near that dedicated (I'd be surprised to find out I had 1% of his determination.), experienced, and have a totally different reasoning behind starting my path. I needed to learn how to keep my bulk from being an advantage to my opponent, who was always a bully of mine. Eventually, I had to adapt to having less mass lmao. I'm also a bit taller, and in way worse shape, but I always keep this in mind. It has now been 20 years of my amateur training, which has been very sporadic, due to my particular style of training being a bit strange, and lacking a private area to do so in (I sing metal and shadow-box, it's so much fun!). I have, however, gotten to the point where, if someone picks a fight with me, I'm good. By this, i mean i don't get hurt, and barely hurt my opponent. It has never been my desire to inflict pain, but to avoid it, and show that there is no point in attempting to fight me. It is only when i fight out of anger, that I get my ass handed to me, and I'm okay with that. I call my style Stoned Fist (yeah, my training and love for singing inspired my sn lol) for many reasons. A: It does work best when I am "perfectly intoxicated", much like certain movies I adore (happy accidents lol) B: Is almost purely defensive, aside from a light tap here and there, just to show I could be trying to hurt you, but I do not want to. This usually sends them into a rage which is quite entertaining, as they make more mistakes. C: I just so happen to have really durable body. Yes, I am squishy, but underneath that, very solid. Every single time, no matter the spot on my body, when contact is made, they hurt themselves much worse. Many people have broken hands on my face, I have never broken a bone. Even when my fat ass landed straight on my nose, on concrete. Or got hit by a car. So yeah, I'm stoned, fight like a hippy, and am apparently solid rock. Hence "Stoned Fist". To whomever reads this, thank you! This is something I have been needing to tell. No idea why, maybe pride, maybe to see if it shows some sort of viability to the amateur study of martial arts films (very carefully, I cannot stress this enough! It was after I found an in kinesiology when I started studying biology that I became a bit more serious than some kid playing in his backyard. Just a bit though lol.). I dunno. Anywhoo, I hope you have a wonderful day, that someone looks at you, the way I look at a large pepperoni and bacon pizza, and that in whatever way comes to you, you get to feel what I feel every time I think about the scale of the universe, our place in it, and all the amazing things that we, as a species have accomplished at such a tiny scale, in such a short time! Absolute amazement, wonder, and child-like awe!
I have LITERALLY learnt how to aerial since my previous comment I cannot believe it, thanks SO much guys!! (NOTE: I already had a perfect cartwheel, one handed cartwheel, and butterfly kick, I just had to put it all together and properly attempt the aerial a few times, this video pushed me to do it and gave more useful tips.)
People keep asking how to use this in a fight... why the hell would you want to? Tricking like this is for flare and fun, it's the "art" in martial art. You do things like this to train your body for more versatile movement, but the likelihood of anyone ever using this in a fight without immediately getting destroyed is very low. If ever used, it would be in a combat sport with specific rules that would allow the freedom to do this without getting tackled, like Taido, which has sparring intended to show creativity and versatility of movement rather than brute force and knock out power. It will help with aerial awareness, which is good for being able to recover or catch yourself when being thrown, but this specific application is just for show and exercise. Not everything in martial arts training has to be specifically geared toward a fight, folks. You may find this shocking, but some people train for fun and to keep their bodies moving efficiently, rather than always focusing on whether or not you can beat some person's ass in a statistically rare scenario where escaping isn't an option. This isn't MMA, and I hope you aren't learning this in hopes to take it into a cage match and make someone bleed with it. You'll be greatly disappointed and in quite a bit of pain when it's all over with. People need to learn the difference between a martial ART, versus something more simple and direct like a fighting or self-defense discipline.
Quick addition... if all you want is to be able to fight well and protect yourself, it's best to keep it simple. There's a reason few good MMA fighters do anything flashy, with the rare exception of people who are exceedingly skilled at a particular technique or like to use stuff with flare as a distraction. It isn't practical. Basic punches/kicks to vulnerable parts of the body, a couple of simple throws, and decent grappling defense and offense is what you should focus on. Doing fun stuff like this will make your movement more versatile and help you with speed and agility, but it won't actually help you in a fight beyond that.
Flexibility looks like a big part of many of the routines that you share, and Andy in particular has very crisp motion and very straight legs in most of his tricks. What exercises do you suggest for getting to that point? I'd appreciate it if you can give me an answer or point me in the right direction :) Thanks for the videos and keep it up!
the only thing i learned trying to do the flip that flexibility the foremost important here if you do not have the flexibility you are going to be injured.
How do you gain that swinging speed with your legs? Like when demonstrating the one hand cartwgeel I see you slowing down to demonstrate it for us but in the end you speed it up again. Like what are drills to have fast leg swings?
A21 A21 it came from the 540 cresent kick, taekwondo and all other eastern martial arts originated from chinese kung fu. So it doesent matter if it comes from taekwondo, karate or any other art, its still kung fu...
HOW DARE YOU SUGGEST TURNING DOWN THIS MAJESTIC MUSIC!? Nah just kidding, I'm just stoked cuz I actually know this song and I was just listening to it last night, no joke. Respect.
My falter said I'm no good, because my limits are limited, but I've trained myself in MAs on my own, tried to find teachers, and still, my dad doesn't encourage me much, total bummer
its looks beautifull , but i dont know- how and when kan do this in a fight ? if this not go , its ok and no problem. than its good for power and fun. And realy beautifull movement
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Its amazing, this was the first aerial tutorial that I ever saw and probably the first tricking tutorial I ever saw and at the begining I didn't get it and for alot of mounths I tried many other tuorials for aerial and other tricks and now I returned to this one and I followed what you said and I finally got it. I know you probably won't notice this since its an old video but thank you guys for intreducing me to tricking and allowimg me to do my first real step into my tricking journey.
HA! Reminds me of a no-contact sparring match I had years ago for funzies. Dude pulled regular, slow ass cartwheels out of nowhere, I just kinda put my foot in the way of his hand, watched him crumple to the grass, and we all had a great laugh! Neither of us were (or are) trained martial artists. However, afterwards, one of our friends watching told me it was kinda an example of 2 different amateurs. The one who sees all the flashy moves in film, and copies those with no practice, and the other who sees the practical, and attempts to teach themselves that. I was honored to be considered the latter. They then compared me to Bruce Lee, to which I responded "Not in this lifetime!". Granted, I have learned a lot from him, in many areas aside from the Martial Arts, but I am no where near that dedicated (I'd be surprised to find out I had 1% of his determination.), experienced, and have a totally different reasoning behind starting my path. I needed to learn how to keep my bulk from being an advantage to my opponent, who was always a bully of mine. Eventually, I had to adapt to having less mass lmao. I'm also a bit taller, and in way worse shape, but I always keep this in mind. It has now been 20 years of my amateur training, which has been very sporadic, due to my particular style of training being a bit strange, and lacking a private area to do so in (I sing metal and shadow-box, it's so much fun!). I have, however, gotten to the point where, if someone picks a fight with me, I'm good. By this, i mean i don't get hurt, and barely hurt my opponent. It has never been my desire to inflict pain, but to avoid it, and show that there is no point in attempting to fight me. It is only when i fight out of anger, that I get my ass handed to me, and I'm okay with that. I call my style Stoned Fist (yeah, my training and love for singing inspired my sn lol) for many reasons. A: It does work best when I am "perfectly intoxicated", much like certain movies I adore (happy accidents lol) B: Is almost purely defensive, aside from a light tap here and there, just to show I could be trying to hurt you, but I do not want to. This usually sends them into a rage which is quite entertaining, as they make more mistakes. C: I just so happen to have really durable body. Yes, I am squishy, but underneath that, very solid. Every single time, no matter the spot on my body, when contact is made, they hurt themselves much worse. Many people have broken hands on my face, I have never broken a bone. Even when my fat ass landed straight on my nose, on concrete. Or got hit by a car. So yeah, I'm stoned, fight like a hippy, and am apparently solid rock. Hence "Stoned Fist".
To whomever reads this, thank you! This is something I have been needing to tell. No idea why, maybe pride, maybe to see if it shows some sort of viability to the amateur study of martial arts films (very carefully, I cannot stress this enough! It was after I found an in kinesiology when I started studying biology that I became a bit more serious than some kid playing in his backyard. Just a bit though lol.). I dunno. Anywhoo, I hope you have a wonderful day, that someone looks at you, the way I look at a large pepperoni and bacon pizza, and that in whatever way comes to you, you get to feel what I feel every time I think about the scale of the universe, our place in it, and all the amazing things that we, as a species have accomplished at such a tiny scale, in such a short time! Absolute amazement, wonder, and child-like awe!
pleas more tutorials for example butterfly twist.
Did you hear their intro? LOL
@@yannaedc5934 not a butterfly kick a butterfly twist. They’re different.
@@qianse22 You are very correct sir!
I've understand it well, thank you! It would be nice to see more teaching stuff like this from you in the future.
Greetings from germany!
That was the best tutorial I've seen by far! Short and straight to the point! Also, I'd love to see a tutorial on the B-twist :)
hey is that of gymnastic
That was perfect! Congrats for this new serie! Keep it up!!
Martial art club is my favourite channel
Thank you so much for doing this tutorial I did it the 4th time I tried thank you
Loving your territorial videos they're awesome
these guys re great hope you will do more toturials like this.thank you
Thanks guys! I had trouble with this one
Thanks for the great tutorial!
Thank you so much after about 2-3 hours of practice I can do it.
@MartialClub Amazing tutorial guys you gave so many progression steps to make the move seem simpler. Keep up the good work! : )
I have LITERALLY learnt how to aerial since my previous comment I cannot believe it, thanks SO much guys!! (NOTE: I already had a perfect cartwheel, one handed cartwheel, and butterfly kick, I just had to put it all together and properly attempt the aerial a few times, this video pushed me to do it and gave more useful tips.)
This spin step is very good move with this I can learn easier thanks
do a tutorial about a 540 kick
You’re about three years too early
You are my inspiration
Thank you so much for this tutorial~ its very helpful! love martial club !=)
I just subscribed thank you Masters for this lesson
Best tutorial on internet for aerial
Owsn video, brothers pls upload more flips videos such as, back flip, front flip, b twist, flare
I'd really like a tutorial on the rising windmill kip up. Really good vids 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
Best teacher
Thank you for all these tutorials! continue ...
And what song is that?
the music was a bit loud but a great tutorial none the less
People keep asking how to use this in a fight... why the hell would you want to? Tricking like this is for flare and fun, it's the "art" in martial art. You do things like this to train your body for more versatile movement, but the likelihood of anyone ever using this in a fight without immediately getting destroyed is very low. If ever used, it would be in a combat sport with specific rules that would allow the freedom to do this without getting tackled, like Taido, which has sparring intended to show creativity and versatility of movement rather than brute force and knock out power. It will help with aerial awareness, which is good for being able to recover or catch yourself when being thrown, but this specific application is just for show and exercise. Not everything in martial arts training has to be specifically geared toward a fight, folks. You may find this shocking, but some people train for fun and to keep their bodies moving efficiently, rather than always focusing on whether or not you can beat some person's ass in a statistically rare scenario where escaping isn't an option. This isn't MMA, and I hope you aren't learning this in hopes to take it into a cage match and make someone bleed with it. You'll be greatly disappointed and in quite a bit of pain when it's all over with. People need to learn the difference between a martial ART, versus something more simple and direct like a fighting or self-defense discipline.
Quick addition... if all you want is to be able to fight well and protect yourself, it's best to keep it simple. There's a reason few good MMA fighters do anything flashy, with the rare exception of people who are exceedingly skilled at a particular technique or like to use stuff with flare as a distraction. It isn't practical. Basic punches/kicks to vulnerable parts of the body, a couple of simple throws, and decent grappling defense and offense is what you should focus on. Doing fun stuff like this will make your movement more versatile and help you with speed and agility, but it won't actually help you in a fight beyond that.
It's actually useful if you watch an Afghanistan guy.. I forgot his name, he's been in a lot of fight and he always win with the tricking kick
Believe me I red it all
Many many thanks bro I did it 😎😎
Excellent tutorial ;)
Flexibility looks like a big part of many of the routines that you share, and Andy in particular has very crisp motion and very straight legs in most of his tricks. What exercises do you suggest for getting to that point? I'd appreciate it if you can give me an answer or point me in the right direction :) Thanks for the videos and keep it up!
Just stretch bro
oh thank for this💚
the only thing i learned trying to do the flip that flexibility the foremost important here if you do not have the flexibility you are going to be injured.
Literally just got my aerial
Nel Son hapy for you
How much time u need to achieve
@@Far_From_Weak712 a few months I've almost got it after like two months
tutorial about the jackknife
hi i love u guys thx for making all these videos
pls make a tutorial on the tornado and lotus kick?
I LOVE MARTIAL ART'S!
Awesome video guys you guys are so awesome
Best tutorial
boxcutter & full hyperhook
Lots of love from kevi vil ❤️❤️❤️
Awesome ! That helped me a lot, still need to perfect it. Could you make a 720 tutorial next time ?
Or a star kip up tutorial
Ryan Red kip up is very easy. i need help in 540 kick
@@joosuakauppinen8365 He said star kip up. Starfish kip up is different from the normal kip up.
@@parkourandfreerunning4214 Yeah, just noticed
@@joosuakauppinen8365 Ha hah
How do you gain that swinging speed with your legs? Like when demonstrating the one hand cartwgeel I see you slowing down to demonstrate it for us but in the end you speed it up again. Like what are drills to have fast leg swings?
Side ways leg lifts.......
I'm 3 years late
i love your martial💗
I think I need to reach a decent level of stretch before to attempt this. Maybe I found out why my butterfly kick attempt is so crappy
Thank you very Much
I can aerial very well even though my flexibility is limited I'm current working on spilts can I get some advice on how to improve my splits please?
Havon James STRETCH
Great guys👌❤😍👏
hello, martial club. I request to post a video on nunchakus from begginers level to advanced.
andy i am your very biggest fan
Awesome DMah and Andy
Nice job Si Hings
Love you bros
540 tutorial please :)
Joe Yoon that's takwando
well its a part of tricking and these guys trick..
A21 A21 it came from the 540 cresent kick, taekwondo and all other eastern martial arts originated from chinese kung fu. So it doesent matter if it comes from taekwondo, karate or any other art, its still kung fu...
where can I get that black t shirt from not the martial club one the other one ?
terada grab TUTORIAL!!!! PLEASE
Did you go to the Red Bull tricking 2016?
Brother how to avoide injuries during Ariel or other kicks
How many can you do in a row without falling over or losing your form? Jc.
Where are your team from ?? I was three times in the wushu school in Wenzhou
so close to 30k subscribers lets gooo
Thanks Im subscrbe and like you are good kung fu master
Bro how many times have to do? Pls
Awesome
the name of the music plzz
thank you thank you thank you
Here in Philippines we called it side leri
Can someone PLEASE tell me the name of the song at 00:12?
thank you
ey MartialClub if you guys come to the netherlands one day, come and visit Danla Shaolin Kung Fu :)
Thankkkss i can do ittt
awsome
do a tornado kick tutorial
Good
Please do Btwist
More tutorials please
i like it
YES!
thank you for this video.
I noticed a dead pixel in your videos.
Make on backhand spring
40782° kick tutorial pls
can you lower the sound of the music when you talk please because its hard to understand
HOW DARE YOU SUGGEST TURNING DOWN THIS MAJESTIC MUSIC!?
Nah just kidding, I'm just stoked cuz I actually know this song and I was just listening to it last night, no joke. Respect.
i'm sorry lord otto but the god will respond to my prayer
what is the name of the song if u don't mind telling
I believe it's the 2nd or 3rd track from the Tai Chi Master soundtrack. The track is called 成長 or 'Growing Up'
Brandon St-Pierre Ha ha, all good, man.
the step with one leg might actually be very helpful, thanks. the music is a little too loud while you were talking. otherwise good video as usual :D
what's name that song? plss
My falter said I'm no good, because my limits are limited, but I've trained myself in MAs on my own, tried to find teachers, and still, my dad doesn't encourage me much, total bummer
what martial art do you practice?
Jake Hoot they practice a style of Kung fu, I believe
Make a video on backflip
how flexible do you have to be to do this move?
I would say flexibility makes the move easier but it isn't absolutely necessary
that being said, maybe about flexible enough to do a front kick and round kick to chest or face level.
Awesome! I always dipped my chest but dipping the left shoulder like you guys show makes more sense. I'd love to see a b-twist tutorial in the future.
I Like This Video. Can You Aerial Twist?
its looks beautifull , but i dont know- how and when kan do this in a fight ? if this not go , its ok and no problem. than its good for power and fun. And realy beautifull movement
This is an acrobatic move, you don't use, it in fights.
I almost did it but I landed on my knees
do a how to backflip video
Where are the vlogs?!
i actually overdo a b-kick into ariel, so i just find that this video is for the beginner.
Hmmm interesanting.............................................Tai Chi Master The Twin Brothers - Sountrack "Growing up" :D
been wanting to train for martial arts but I don't have a teacher or flexibility or physical strength CX I need a sensei
Link music
So easy!!!
also plz put the tutorial of backflip on youtube plz.
Snapu swipe?
what jeans of type of cloth you wear for flexibility and soothing ?
M Ather anything baggy or with stretchy materials such as joggers, tracksuits and soon
Looks kinda like a butterfly kick tho just more vertical
wow
Nice video, But please turn that music down a bit.