@@AndoMierzwa It's true that it is impossible to focus on speed at an old age i.e we must focus on being tricky,cleverness and time manipulating to get the job done.....i get it...cause now i'm 19 age boy.....sir...
Same, I have a good coach but all they do is teach techniques which are helpful but when we do sparring we just know the techniques not how to trick the opponent. Especially when we vs a taller person it’s already expected the taller one is better which is sad. I’m still young so my parents won’t switch, videos like this are perfect!
My summary 1.Don't wind up 2.Stay loose 3.Practice Hypnotise:Move slower before fast Time Manipulation:Set up your timing so your opponent confused Thank you master🎆
I'm not even a old guy, but this is true on so many levels. Against seasoned fighters sometimes the only way to win is chess like mind games and feints.
my best advice is rhythm: try to perform the moves slowly. Then train the same moves with counting or a metronom. When you get the hang of it start increasing the speed- it works really well
man, u deserve much much more support than u get u have this RARE thing in utube, u only need 5 min to say things clerarly others would have made it a 15 min video! man, u are A SUPERHUMAN, much love and respect from saudi arabia fan -
So true. To the point. I am finding so .any videos are mainly filled up with fillers, meaning wordy time wasters that just seem to never get to the point or hardly tough on the point of the video. This one was clear and precise, to the point.
fair point now that you mention it....his videos are straight to the point I do admire that. I don't have to fast forward to the 2 minute mark before the content of the video actually starts because of either rambling or a 2 minute song intro or both.
I really like the line from Kung Fu Hustle, " In the world of kung fu, speed determines the winner!" I'm a student of the Joe Lewis Fighting System, and broken rhythm is one of the techniques it suggests. However, for me, nothing gets my fist into my opponent faster than using the technique of independent motion, because there are two factors, not just distance, but also the reaction time of the opponent to see the strike.
True stuff, at 51 I have noticed my speed and power are still pretty good, but reaction time is slipping. I think my mind is more focused on when that Matlock marathon is starting. But the element of surprise and tactics are now in my favor. The whippersnappers do NOT expect a combo nut shot/pimp slap to come from an old timer with a limp in mid sentence. Plus I have that grocery bag full of cans of Ensure to finish them off if need be.
MrByaeger This explains why these old 8th dan Kendo masters can defeat their faster/fitter and much younger opponents. Their bodies may be slow but not their minds.
perfect point, when sparring with my mates, I usually kick low and slow first and when I see the opportunity I explode a round house kick, worked every time. Gooooooood video.
This is crazy, I was literally thinking today about when you would put out your next video and I was just teaching the same thing about rhythm a few days ago. I always say rhythm is the only thing that works when broken.
true words of wisdom, good sir. it's good to have speed and power, but one can always get beaten by a smarter guy. true story. love your videos, keep up the good work and take care :)
The tip about manipulating time is pure genius. By mixing up your speeds and rhythms, you can keep your opponent off balance and make it seem like you're moving faster than you really are.
Nice tips Sensei. I'm now with 47 and the weight of ages is coming to get me. With this timing manipulation, things can be better for sure. Thank you for the class. Peace and health for you and all students.
Changing the rhythm wasn't something I ever thought of. I'm fast but then people can get used to it. Mixing up the rhythm is soo good and I love playing mind games in my spars. Thank you for the wise tip!
It's nice to learn from people who made mistakes and share what they learned from it. Less arrogance more wisdom. Thank you so much. You are truly a good teacher.
All awesome advice that most people are never taught in their art. I think the last one will be the hardest for them to figure out how to do on their own without a good teacher there to help give them the experience. There are also many other ways to address speed and the perception of speed.
Just found your channel 2 days ago. I'm starting in martial arts at 32 and since day one I understood speed wasn't on my side. This video gave me a great tool to fight those teenagers at the dojo. Thanks master
Ando, your video presentations are great, you articulate very well and has deepened my understanding of simple yet applicable techniques and applications! As they say in Turkish, tesekure ederim! Thank you!
Best pragmatic advice ever. Especially an old ass like me! Train smarter not harder or actually train harder and smarter. Always a pleasure watching your videos!
Speaking the truth is easier , you tell it how it is , I am not used to listening and believing everything I`m told . But today I`m hitting replay , so I remember what you told us .
We work with different rhythms, natural, broken, shattered and simultaneous rhythm. But this clip gives me a better understanding of it all , so THANK YOU sensei Ando ✌💪👊
Thanks I needed a tip I'm in karate and I beat two of The best fighters in the second class But I have more to go u really helped me thank u so so so So much😃
I came here from a bullshido video expecting more bullswill but damn man. I was honestly amazed at the clarity and reality of your explanation. Thanks for the vid. I will subscribe
My tips 1. don’t wind up your punches (Makes you slower and tenses up your shoulders) 2. Stay loose (Staying loose gives you better flexibility) 3. Don’t let anger consume you in fighting (I have gone berserk in fighting, and….I ended up hurting a 6th grader very bad. And I felt very bad. We were sparring tho so I didn’t walk up to a sixth grader and kick em in the face.) 4. Don’t tense up your shoulders to make yourself look bigger (That makes you slower in every part of your body)
Ik some people may think speed is everything in Martial Arts but what I beleive is time and being Smart can sometimes be very helpful too like you said in your video against "The Shuto" so even though I try to be fast I always try to be smart too.Time I say is the biggest advantage,even if someone is faster than you.anyways Great Video.
Been watching these videos for a little while. you're just confirming what i've subconsciously known all my life... Never actually been in a fight, but I watch these public fight videos a lot and just shake my head at how unskilled the general public is.
@@AndoMierzwa Thank you for the videos! as a smaller guy who grew up being bullied, it makes me feel more confident to have some basic skills should the need arise.
Sensi Ando pure wisdom, I've really learnt a lot from your videos, you have a beautiful mind and practical ways. My full support Sensi Ando, I would love to talk with you about psychophysics and psychophisiology MMA, Tendons and Neurology and other related subjects
@@AndoMierzwa it's more of a practical philosophy I won't bore you with statistics and theoretical science hahaha, as a result I came up with a dance and a technique a lil close to YiQuan techniques that I can do myself. pls feel free to check some of my practice on Instagram " Hunter9nine " . I only practice 2 hours per week, but it's a downloading process not a repetitive one. in summery I understand how the human body and psyche work as a machine, so instead of using any usual repetitive practice to train flexibility strength, reflex and balance etc I found more intelligent ways to access the body intelligence and structure (phi). so then I realized that the body knows how to do kung fu by it's own, if we have the right programs just like the Matrix movie, then the body can do it by it's own. it's a bout reaching a state when you are consciously unconscious.
Interesting video, at 62, I can testify to the loss of speed, and I'd also that "Don't wind up" is even more critical as you age. I got sloppy and that rapid backwards jerk followed by an even quicker movement forward literally tore my rotator cuff and a bicep tendon. I'm having surgery soon to fix it! when I was 25 that never would have happened. And being fast enough is like the addage about bears- I don't have to outrun the bear, I just have to outrun the guy next to me! . Anyway, great video!
Amazing as always. The manipulation of time and cadence was in bruce Lees Tao of Jeet Kune Do. Also ive seen the same concept played out in Ufc champ Max holloway's striking style
You can put your hands higher , lower your hands or even one inch punch your opponent but what I can't stand is unintended wind-up punches. I hates it so much that I would usually counter with a jab but I go for an elbow instead. Don't do it unless you distract your opponent let's say you jab then wind-up and get over your opponents guard and punch their face. Seeing a unintended Wind-up is like seeing someone side kick with their toes pointing up.
I´ve got this "Machinegun" style, punches in bunches like a mofo and it has worked very well in my old street confrontations when I was a short temper, hot head douchebag... Remember 19yrs old Vitor Belfort in the 90´s when he fucked up Wanderlei Silva? Well.... I can relate to that style. I´ve practice a lot my hands and elbows speed. I love punches in bunches and always going forward, or elbows in bunches, or punches and elbows in bunches mixed up. I don´t use too much my kicks but I gotta improve in that. Prime Tyson has been also a great inspiration for my aggressive fighting style, It´s been a while i don´t have a fight and I hope to keep living a happy life. Thanks for the video sensei Ando.
Thanks Ando, there might just be hope for me lol... I'm 52, and yes feel 152.. back to the basics....mix up rythem and speed and practice, yes I need to get to practicing again..
I totally agree my friend you get very very many good points. Also I didn't finish so I'm gonna make sure that I finish this video so I don't go over the top something! One thing is as overtime does say the more you know something the better you are at it meaning. Master seems to move faster than anyone ever thought he could? That's a true point because he understood it when you get something you set up a movement to create that situation and if he was the one that actually work with you want it over years and years he or she might be able to step in front of the movement or go in front of it a way! That's how counters are taken into consideration and used and that's how you overextend people creating throws and take downs. And that's how you are able to be in front of the lieutenant it's from time but a long time of practice
I have a short temper but I use my anger for strength and speed because I stay in control sometimes I try not to get angry so thx for telling me to stay calm
A ton of Bruce Lee's philosophy there, I can ser now he really was your first "sensei". I'll make sure to make use of your advice. Great video. Please keep it up :)
We all can learn alot from martial arts it is the most powerful culture in the world i have learned lots over the last 40 year's from all the forms of it. I say This to everyone that studies Martial arts keep an open mind.
"You win battles by knowing the enemy's timing, and using a timing which the enemy does not expect."
Miyamoto Musashi
That's perfect. Thank you!
" By helping yourself to predict your opponent, you first need to become the opponent. "
- Miyamoto-san's greatest rival.
@@AndoMierzwa Interesting...
@@AndoMierzwa It's true that it is impossible to focus on speed at an old age i.e we must focus on being tricky,cleverness and time manipulating to get the job done.....i get it...cause now i'm 19 age boy.....sir...
@@chobingnami7379 Ha! Just wait... it gets more challenging! :)
I wish I had a trainer like this!
Honored. Thank you, sir!
Me too
Same, I have a good coach but all they do is teach techniques which are helpful but when we do sparring we just know the techniques not how to trick the opponent. Especially when we vs a taller person it’s already expected the taller one is better which is sad. I’m still young so my parents won’t switch, videos like this are perfect!
"Hey man I don't want to fight then, boom, you pop that fool in the face. Lmao!
It's an oldie, but a goodie! :)
I call that the Joseph Donnelly lol "I have no wish to fight you" *crack*
"Old age and treachery will always beat youth and exuberance." LOL
Great video!
That is exactly right! Ha! :-)
💯
My summary
1.Don't wind up
2.Stay loose
3.Practice
Hypnotise:Move slower before fast
Time Manipulation:Set up your timing so your opponent confused
Thank you master🎆
Nice summary! Thank you for watching! 🙏🏻
For all the old guys out there, remember this, precision beats power and timing beats speed
AMEN!
Credit.
Conor McGregor?
Leomer Menang Anderson Silva
@@DOOMLORDHOKAGE oww thanks. :)
I'm not even a old guy, but this is true on so many levels. Against seasoned fighters sometimes the only way to win is chess like mind games and feints.
Wait...your telling me i can be goku
😱
Yup. Lets go area 51!
Anime_Edits/Amv Yeet Thats correct my brotha
Anime_edits
No it makes you looks like saitama
Yup gogu
my best advice is rhythm: try to perform the moves slowly. Then train the same moves with counting or a metronom. When you get the hang of it start increasing the speed- it works really well
A metronome or playing music is a great idea! Thanks!
man, u deserve much much more support than u get
u have this RARE thing in utube, u only need 5 min to say things clerarly
others would have made it a 15 min video! man, u are A SUPERHUMAN,
much love and respect from saudi arabia fan -
Greetings form the USA, sir! Thank you for the good vibes!
So true. To the point. I am finding so .any videos are mainly filled up with fillers, meaning wordy time wasters that just seem to never get to the point or hardly tough on the point of the video. This one was clear and precise, to the point.
fair point now that you mention it....his videos are straight to the point I do admire that. I don't have to fast forward to the 2 minute mark before the content of the video actually starts because of either rambling or a 2 minute song intro or both.
Because he writes a script and cuts the video
But RUclips is banned in Saudi Arabia?
🤔🤔
I really like the line from Kung Fu Hustle, " In the world of kung fu, speed determines the winner!"
I'm a student of the Joe Lewis Fighting System, and broken rhythm is one of the techniques it suggests. However, for me, nothing gets my fist into my opponent faster than using the technique of independent motion, because there are two factors, not just distance, but also the reaction time of the opponent to see the strike.
True enough! Economical movement makes it hard to see you coming!
True stuff, at 51 I have noticed my speed and power are still pretty good, but reaction time is slipping. I think my mind is more focused on when that Matlock marathon is starting. But the element of surprise and tactics are now in my favor. The whippersnappers do NOT expect a combo nut shot/pimp slap to come from an old timer with a limp in mid sentence. Plus I have that grocery bag full of cans of Ensure to finish them off if need be.
thats funny pea cans to the knees.
Wow! Three laughs in one comment! Thank you! :)
MrByaeger lmao
MrByaeger
This explains why these old 8th dan Kendo masters can defeat their faster/fitter and much younger opponents.
Their bodies may be slow but not their minds.
so the secret to getting 10th dan is watching matlock?
perfect point, when sparring with my mates, I usually kick low and slow first and when I see the opportunity I explode a round house kick, worked every time. Gooooooood video.
Awesome! It's a trick that works over and over again! :-)
This is crazy, I was literally thinking today about when you would put out your next video and I was just teaching the same thing about rhythm a few days ago. I always say rhythm is the only thing that works when broken.
Ha! Synchronicity. Glad we're on the same track, sir!
wow complete video. head to toe everything is there nothing to worry about. love you sir keep making videos.
+WAW wat'saboutworld You are very kind. I'll keep making them if you keep watching them! Thank you!
true words of wisdom, good sir. it's good to have speed and power, but one can always get beaten by a smarter guy. true story. love your videos, keep up the good work and take care :)
Stay safe, my friend! Thank you!
The tip about manipulating time is pure genius. By mixing up your speeds and rhythms, you can keep your opponent off balance and make it seem like you're moving faster than you really are.
Thank you for the kind words! Happy training!
Nice tips Sensei. I'm now with 47 and the weight of ages is coming to get me. With this timing manipulation, things can be better for sure. Thank you for the class. Peace and health for you and all students.
I'm 47, too, so I understand! Peace and health to you, too, sir!
Changing the rhythm wasn't something I ever thought of. I'm fast but then people can get used to it. Mixing up the rhythm is soo good and I love playing mind games in my spars.
Thank you for the wise tip!
Yes! Mind games! All day! :-)
It's nice to learn from people who made mistakes and share what they learned from it. Less arrogance more wisdom. Thank you so much. You are truly a good teacher.
And I keep making new mistakes, too! Thank you for the kind words! 🙏🏻
I dropped a like as soon as the video started because I gotta support ole Ando! I love your channel man.
You are awesome! Thank you, Manny! Blessings!
Thank you for your kindness! :)
Ando Mierzwa And thank you for the great tips!
Moving slow to move fast....deception is the key ;)
Yes, sir... more brain, less muscle!
All awesome advice that most people are never taught in their art. I think the last one will be the hardest for them to figure out how to do on their own without a good teacher there to help give them the experience. There are also many other ways to address speed and the perception of speed.
Thank you for the comment, sir!
You never stop learning an I just learnt heaps, Wayne from Australia down under 🇦🇺
Thanks for the comment, Wayne! 🙏🏻
Just found your channel 2 days ago. I'm starting in martial arts at 32 and since day one I understood speed wasn't on my side. This video gave me a great tool to fight those teenagers at the dojo. Thanks master
Awesome, Ric! Go get 'em! :)
Excellent advice Sensei Ando,, you're one of the more realistic, sensible Sensei's,on RUclips, keeping it real..great vids.. cheers.
I appreciate that. Thank you! 🙏🏻
Thank you very much for the advice, really good one, hypnotize the opponent.
Thank you for the comment!
Ando, your video presentations are great, you articulate very well and has deepened my understanding of simple yet applicable techniques and applications! As they say in Turkish, tesekure ederim! Thank you!
+kublai khan I am thankful for your kind words... in two languages! :)
Best pragmatic advice ever. Especially an old ass like me! Train smarter not harder or actually train harder and smarter. Always a pleasure watching your videos!
I appreciate your support! Happy training from another old ass! :)
Speaking the truth is easier , you tell it how it is , I am not used to listening and believing everything I`m told . But today I`m hitting replay , so I remember what you told us .
Thank you for watching... twice! Keep punching, Bryan!
Ando after taking your advise i had a fantastic sparring session this evening scored plenty of points!! I'm getting much better thanks again 😊
That makes me very happy! Keep fighting!
Love time manipulation, been experimenting a lot with that recently.
You're a smart man!
Always brilliant advice, great to look back at your old videos for stuff I have forgotten.
Thank you for the kind words, sir! 🙏🏻
We work with different rhythms, natural, broken, shattered and simultaneous rhythm. But this clip gives me a better understanding of it all , so THANK YOU sensei Ando ✌💪👊
Awesome. Sounds like you've got a good group. Thanks for the comment! Happy training!
You sir have a new subscriber. Your methods perfectly fit into the way I think.
+Lie Feral Nice to meet you!
Yeah your so right of tip 3 and the next of it,and the other one too,your the greatest teacher
Thank you for the kind words! 🙏🏻
I was watching this video for no reason
But I learned something interesting for a whole nother reason
Excellent! 😁
Without addressing conditioning. Nicely done. The rhythm concept is bang on.
I can only condition so much. Then it's up to the brain, right? Thanks for watching!
I get pushed on a lot. And I don't want to avoid them by hitting them back. So this will help very much. Thank you 🤜🏼🤚🏼
Keep the videos up. I have dedicated my hole life to karate since I was 7 and progress in fights by being lose.
Awesome. Stay loose!
You sir never fail to educate and make me laugh at the same time.
Very happy to hear that! Thank you!
His stories teach me very well I had no idea how to word that sentence
HA! 😄 Thank you for the comment!
Thanks for all your great videos 👍
Greating from Belgium 😀
Thank you for the kind words! Greetings from the USA! 🙏🏻
You definitely give the best advice on youtube
I’m honored! Thank you.
No words to thank you :)
That’s enough. Thanks! 🙏🏻
Thanks I needed a tip
I'm in karate and I beat two of
The best fighters in the second class
But I have more to go u really helped me thank u so so so
So much😃
Awesome. Keep up the good work, Amber! 👍🏼
I saw this vid, I subscribed immediately! You are a really good trainer and I wish I found you sooner!
Better later than never! Glad you’re here! 👍🏼
Great advice being in my 50s and sparring younger people you need to be able set the pace.
Good fighting technic advise to the old age deseasing fighters. Thanks 👍👍👍
Ha! Exactly! 😄
You teach me good skills and me and my brother are inspired by your skills, noice work :)
Awesome! Keep up the great work!
I came here from a bullshido video expecting more bullswill but damn man. I was honestly amazed at the clarity and reality of your explanation. Thanks for the vid. I will subscribe
That is a great compliment. Thank you for the comment!
Don't make me cry! :) Thank you, my friend!
He is real because I learned pretty much stuff like this in Karate
I am a real person, yes! :D
My tips
1. don’t wind up your punches
(Makes you slower and tenses up your shoulders)
2. Stay loose
(Staying loose gives you better flexibility)
3. Don’t let anger consume you in fighting
(I have gone berserk in fighting, and….I ended up hurting a 6th grader very bad. And I felt very bad. We were sparring tho so I didn’t walk up to a sixth grader and kick em in the face.)
4. Don’t tense up your shoulders to make yourself look bigger
(That makes you slower in every part of your body)
Thanks for sharing your tips! 👍🏼
Very nicely presented and slick video. Always enjoy your humor.
Thank you so much, Natalie! :)
Ik some people may think speed is everything in Martial Arts but what I beleive is time and being Smart can sometimes be very helpful too like you said in your video against "The Shuto" so even though I try to be fast I always try to be smart too.Time I say is the biggest advantage,even if someone is faster than you.anyways Great Video.
I appreciate all of your feedback. Thank you!
Thanks for increasing my speed
Sensei
Great! Thank you for the comment!
Strength is the president for speed and power
I've watched this video a long ago, and I got this gain. Thanks Sensei 🙏
Happy to hear that! Happy training!👍🏼
Been watching these videos for a little while. you're just confirming what i've subconsciously known all my life... Never actually been in a fight, but I watch these public fight videos a lot and just shake my head at how unskilled the general public is.
I suppose it’s a blessing that most of us live in safe enough environment that the need to train isn’t felt. Thank you for the comment!
@@AndoMierzwa Thank you for the videos! as a smaller guy who grew up being bullied, it makes me feel more confident to have some basic skills should the need arise.
@@coolbluelights Excellent! Keep up the good work!
1:32
pacquiao: what did you say?
sorry i was so wrong haha
Great video as always. Tip 1 is going to help me a lot!
It's not easy to do less! :)
Thanks to you, i can fight alot alot ALOT better now, Thanks Master.
I love hearing that! Thanks for letting me know.
He reminds me of my coding teacher you will reach your limit eventually but you can still improve and don't go backwards just to forwards again
Smart!
Sensi Ando pure wisdom, I've really learnt a lot from your videos, you have a beautiful mind and practical ways. My full support Sensi Ando, I would love to talk with you about psychophysics and psychophisiology MMA, Tendons and Neurology and other related subjects
Thank you for the kind words, sir! But not sure I can keep up with your intellect! :)
@@AndoMierzwa it's more of a practical philosophy I won't bore you with statistics and theoretical science hahaha, as a result I came up with a dance and a technique a lil close to YiQuan techniques that I can do myself. pls feel free to check some of my practice on Instagram " Hunter9nine " .
I only practice 2 hours per week, but it's a downloading process not a repetitive one.
in summery I understand how the human body and psyche work as a machine, so instead of using any usual repetitive practice to train flexibility strength, reflex and balance etc I found more intelligent ways to access the body intelligence and structure (phi). so then I realized that the body knows how to do kung fu by it's own,
if we have the right programs just like the Matrix movie, then the body can do it by it's own. it's a bout reaching a state when you are consciously unconscious.
I wish I had a trainer but this is my virtual training while I’m not at school
Thank you sir for teaching us with such valuable informations....I feel lucky that i found your channel....💪💪💪💪
And I am lucky, too! Thanks!
The only reason I'm watching this is for moving my arms faster in Beat Saber.
Bro I watch all these videos and I haves mastered ultra instinct
Very interesting especially for a geezer martial artist like me. Thanks
Go Geezers! 😄👍🏼
Interesting video, at 62, I can testify to the loss of speed, and I'd also that "Don't wind up" is even more critical as you age. I got sloppy and that rapid backwards jerk followed by an even quicker movement forward literally tore my rotator cuff and a bicep tendon. I'm having surgery soon to fix it! when I was 25 that never would have happened. And being fast enough is like the addage about bears- I don't have to outrun the bear, I just have to outrun the guy next to me! . Anyway, great video!
Sorry to hear about the surgery, sir! Hope it goes well. Thank you for the comment! 🙏🏻
Thanks for the tips, helps me a lot in my recent tournament!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Awesome! Go get 'em!
Amazing as always. The manipulation of time and cadence was in bruce Lees Tao of Jeet Kune Do. Also ive seen the same concept played out in Ufc champ Max holloway's striking style
It really does make a difference. Thanks for pointing out some examples!
True. I am 51. We can do those things. Thank you!
+Ramunas Labonas Yes! Let's focus on treachery! :)
Love your explanation from India 😊
Thank you very much! Love from the USA! 🙏🏻
You can put your hands higher , lower your hands or even one inch punch your opponent but what I can't stand is unintended wind-up punches. I hates it so much that I would usually counter with a jab but I go for an elbow instead.
Don't do it unless you distract your opponent let's say you jab then wind-up and get over your opponents guard and punch their face. Seeing a unintended Wind-up is like seeing someone side kick with their toes pointing up.
Agreed! Keep it tight!
Thanks for keeping it real
Thanks for the comment, sir!
I´ve got this "Machinegun" style, punches in bunches like a mofo and it has worked very well in my old street confrontations when I was a short temper, hot head douchebag... Remember 19yrs old Vitor Belfort in the 90´s when he fucked up Wanderlei Silva? Well.... I can relate to that style. I´ve practice a lot my hands and elbows speed. I love punches in bunches and always going forward, or elbows in bunches, or punches and elbows in bunches mixed up. I don´t use too much my kicks but I gotta improve in that. Prime Tyson has been also a great inspiration for my aggressive fighting style, It´s been a while i don´t have a fight and I hope to keep living a happy life. Thanks for the video sensei Ando.
Gr8 advice. Thanks Ando
My pleasure! Thank you for watching!
Excellent tips sensei. I follow some of your basic rules in Krav maga and find that I can easily outwit my sparring partner all the time.
Basics are the basics for a reason! They work! Happy training!
Thanks Ando, there might just be hope for me lol... I'm 52, and yes feel 152.. back to the basics....mix up rythem and speed and practice, yes I need to get to practicing again..
I like how you’re thinking! Time for practice again! 😁
Just sparred a girl who crushed me last night after not sparring for a few months this was a great reminder!
Always a blessing to get crushed! :)
Ando Mierzwa Lol true
Thanks ando makes perfect sense will try this technique out when Im sparring.
Awesome. Let me know how it goes!
Ando is a smart guy
Thanks very much!😁
Hello sensei you're doing great ..All your videos are awesome..thank you so much..👍👍👍
Love from India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Love back to you from the USA! :)
Ando Mierzwa
Setting the pace... this was a great peace of advice!!!
Thank you very much!
Excellent, Ando. With age, we may not be fast like a cheetah (did I spell that correctly?) anymore, but we sure can be sneaky like a snake.
My Sista! :D Yes, sneaky like a snake… I like that! Keep hissing!
Loved this one dude
Thank you very much!
once again, you give me the inspiration i need! thank you
+Jake Lee You got it, Jake! Keep training
I totally agree my friend you get very very many good points. Also I didn't finish so I'm gonna make sure that I finish this video so I don't go over the top something! One thing is as overtime does say the more you know something the better you are at it meaning. Master seems to move faster than anyone ever thought he could? That's a true point because he understood it when you get something you set up a movement to create that situation and if he was the one that actually work with you want it over years and years he or she might be able to step in front of the movement or go in front of it a way!
That's how counters are taken into consideration and used and that's how you overextend people creating throws and take downs. And that's how you are able to be in front of the lieutenant it's from time but a long time of practice
If I understand you correctly, I'd say you're right! Thanks for the comment!
what happen to that whippersnapper though
If it's anything like my old dojo you always got even!
Eventually.... ;)
Ok. I will use your techniques in my dance 😊
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As usual, excellent wisdom! The Lord is using you greatly my friend! Great job! Respectfully in Christ, Jeff
Blessings to you, sir! Thank you!
Great video thanks. Keep em coming. Love the channel
That makes me very happy. Thank you!
I have a short temper but I use my anger for strength and speed because I stay in control sometimes I try not to get angry so thx for telling me to stay calm
Anger works... but calm is wiser!
So true. Thank you for the reality check.
Sad, but true! Thanks for saying hi, sir!
"Why that young wiper-snaper…"😋
Ha! Turning into a cranky old man... :)
2:30 ...😂 That face!!😂
A ton of Bruce Lee's philosophy there, I can ser now he really was your first "sensei". I'll make sure to make use of your advice. Great video. Please keep it up :)
+Piotr Litwic Amazing how many people were influenced by Bruce Lee, isn't it? Thank you for your continued support, sir!
Good Video Ando your Videos are relly helping me
That makes me very happy. Thank you!
Great video I am a wing chun man and love broken speed. I'm old now but still ok ! 😀
Ha! Broken speed for increasingly broken men! Glad I'm not alone. Thank you, sir!
Ando Mierzwa brilliant haha ! 😀
Great vid Ando
I appreciate the comment. Thank you very much!
We all can learn alot from martial arts it is the most powerful culture in the world i have learned lots over the last 40 year's from all the forms of it. I say This to everyone that studies Martial arts keep an open mind.
Amen!