Defendu in Context
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Video looking at ways in which Defendu can be used in typical WW2 scenarios. Focusing on how what feels like disparate techniques can flow together depending on range, objective and strategy. Will do a follow up focusing on the use of WW2 cold weapons (FS Knife, Smatchet, Thumb Knife, Cosh, Garotte etc).
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WW2 Combatives, Gutterfighting, W.E Fairbairn material, Bartitsu, Boxing, HEMA, RSBD and much more!
Martial arts are great but take a long time to learn, self defense wins the day...I love your easy to use method. Thank you.
0:50 - Document check
2:00 - Chin jab
3:30 - Knee strike
3:55 - Matchbox hook
5:00 - Stalking
6:00 - Front snap kick
6:45 - Face smash
7:20 - Overhand right
7:45 - Elbow strike
8:20 - Chokehold
9:45 - Getting Attacked from behind
10:20 - Chop
10:40 - Elbow strike
11:40 - Tiger claw
12:00 - Knee strike
13:50 - Getting cuffed
14:35 - Double handed chin jab
15:00 - Knee strike
15:05 - Elbow strike
16:25 - Subterfuge
17:10 - Eye poke
17:35 - Body blow
18:00 - Chokehold
19:15 - Attack from behind
19:20 - Body blow
19:30 - Chokehold
20:20 - Arm grab
20:40 - Disarm
23:40 - Attack from the front
24:10 - Chin jab
24:40 - Underhook
25:05 - Disarm
26:00 - Conclusion
Prep for a " post tier Britain, document check " 2021. like the scenario training 👍
Haha that did creep into my mind soon as I said it!
Tommy, keep them coming.. It is good to see videos of the fairbairn/sykes program instead of reading it
Thanks fella, trying to do my best to keep it relevant to people :)
The more I see your content, the more I want to learn this system!
Good! Hope you enjoy exploring it 🤙🥊
Bloody hell...this difendu system ain't no joke.. good to see you train and review in full clothing instead of just a free moving T-shirt and gym pants. I'd like to know how the SOE lades did these combatives because they/ we lack the "power" compared to the gentlemen..and we always have to look charming😊
Nice review Tommy❤👍🏻✌🏻🌹🌹
Thank you allied forces especially The British for being on our side and special thanks to the ones who gave everything for us Dutch people❤
Greetings from Oosterbeek and Arnhem, we still love you for your services👍🏻✌🏻🌹🌹🇱🇺
Good solid presentation. The value of this video & others here is heightened by simple direct instruction. Any who say otherwise make their ignorance of the same blatant!
I just found you channel. Great stuff. I much prefer the old school WWII combative systems over MMA. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos.
I’ve been studying defendu for close to a year now and I genuinely want a fair cane
Might be able to integrate this into the street defense portion of my formal Isshinryu training.
Amazing Tommy as usual!
very nice, informative and useful! Thank you
Good techniques
very good,simple and effective!!
Great job 👍 super skill set i have learned a lot watching your videos
Thanks for your reply
Holy shit, that upwards jaw thrust is brutal. Think about a solid, open-handed strike (power from the legs/obliques) that fully wraps around your jaw… all your teeth broken, unconscious.
Great content bro. That’s good stuff.
Bloody brilliant!
Thank you fella, means a lot
Love the video, it's great to have context to fairburns stuff. Please make more
You are most welcome. Anything specific you want to see covered?
@@TommyMooreww2combatives how do you think fairburn's stuff would hold against modern bjj and muay thai??? Because everyone and their dog know something about mma. And do you think fairburn would have used sparring as pressure testing and if not how would he have done it ????
@@TommyMooreww2combatives oh and what do you think of Bill wolfe's???? And how did Pat O’Neil's stuff differ from fairburn????
@@timothygourley5690 O'Neil was a boxer and a very large man. You can see his more in your face, aggressive, front foot style evident in what comes out of his work. Fairbairn is more subtle in a way, but there is huge cross over. O'Neil is primarily concerned with training shock assault troops, Fairbairn had a mix of spies, home guard and commando units to instruct. I think that shows in the differences in technique choices and ranges they typically employ. Hope that helps!
@@timothygourley5690 Fairbairn was a big believer in pressure testing. In shooting and unarmed. A big part of his work was milling. Which is essentially a big heavy aggressive spar, focused on the offense. So not a tactical spar, or competition style fight. But a short, sharp, horrible burst of contact training. How would it fare against MMA and BJJ? Probably poorly if that's all you knew. But both of those require time and dedication to get results. Time that would be better spent for these people learning to shoot, receive, use morse code, pick locks etc. If Fairbairn were alive today, I'm sure he'd love having a mooch through today's systems. He was a consummate martial artist and a lover of Judo, Kung Fu, Ju Jitsu and many more styles besides. I'm sure he'd have approved. Today of course we don't have to choose, we can explore Defendu, BJJ, MMA and whatever else we want depending on what we enjoy and find the most useful to us.
Nice
it's brilliant!
Tommy, you're not taking into account that when you kick a guy in the groin he's going to keel over if you've done it right. So for the "face smash" his head will be at a different level, or he could be keeled over on the ground if you have ruptured his testicles.
Hi fella, sadly until lockdown ends it’s me and mr Bob. Unfortunately he doesn’t articulate for me! But when doing solo pad drills, I make sure to get that pad moving to different levels in response to varying stimuli. But you’re quite right to point it out 👍
Good video I've just subscribed,
But have to say my jkd works good enough for me in a self defense setting. Neither less tho. Good video
Have you ever played around with the donkey kick?
Have you done a video of elbow strikes and blocks? And while doing that, after putting your elbow up for defence for the assailant, how to get yourself in a position of a follow on strike/pull/knee combo. Type thing? I am just learning about the use of elbows to upper cut as well as putting them up to take a face punch instead of the face
Your videos about Defendu are amazing !!!
Is it available for Chinese copyright?😊😊😊
You, sir, have earned a subscriber.
Sir, you document is unclear, is this dirt?
Where?
Right... HERE!!!
Hahah too bloody right!
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Defendu!
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May I ask, what credentials do you have in training Defendu. Who taught you, where did you learn. My grandad was a trainer in the British army who taught this.
No problem fella. My core background is in Boxing, Ju Jitsu, Judo, Kali etc. Whilst I learned some Defendu style material from my grandad, much of my work is inspired from people like Lee Morrison, Kelly McCann, Cestari, Liverpool Gutterfighters etc and what I get from my own experimentation and insight and the massive range of source material. It's very niche subject matter to cover so most people are unlikely to find coaches nearby! Hope that helps. I hope people enjoy it, if they don't they can ignore it or fight me haha :). My aim is to get people excited by the WW2 arts and get stuck in to the wealth of great stuff out there.
@@TommyMooreww2combatives my brother Daz Norton was taught it by our Grandad and is very good at it. He started when he was 8 years old and still teaches 40 years later, I must say he has adapted it and brought it up to date and made it work for the real world rather than still stuck in the 40's. I will ask him if he knows you.
@@inkphoric1935 no teacher needed, this shit is so simple. Although I must say 80!percent of all combatives comes from carl cestari and bob Kasper, but few people will admit this. But most stuff in Britton is from bob Kasper, threw his gung Ho chuan association.
Might I ask what your profession is sir?
I work as a creative director in advertising fella (y)
@@TommyMooreww2combatives cheers for the reply, I had you down as a policeman.
May I ask what kind of watch you have?
Citizen Eco Drive with Green Canvas Strap 🙏👊