Rogue Warriors - Online classes #2 (combative concepts)
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This is a sneak peek look at our combative concepts online classes. In this videos we show you how to deal with someone attacking you with using the shove. For more training and techniques like this one please visit us at roguewarriorstr... and sign up for our online classes.
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I've said it once, I'll say it again...your uke's are AWESOME! That, from a hard working perpetual novice, who loves to train but often feels like a bag of potatoes, is what really inspires me!
Lenny ,I have been studying your style of combative aikido and the real world practical applications are amazing, but I swear you are creating a totally unique fighting style by combining aikido and elements of wing chun and common sense, I love it !
Vince
Thank you brotha. but there is no wing chun in my system lol, i never trained in that form.
spaceman063 I agree totally.
THE ROGUE WARRIORS - Where Warriors are FORGED I believe what he means is the the movements are related. Makes sense, since a punch is still a punch and the human body can only be bent so many ways. At 1:45 I see you doing something the high ranks in Wing Chun at my school do. Chi sao? I think it's called, sticky hands in English. Basically it's moving the hands out of the way and finding the center of your opponent. Effectively passing by their weapons (hands), disabling them (pushing them out of the way) and opening up the opponent for strikes. The lock at 2:03 I guarantee isn't foreign to kung fu. Considering standing joint locks according to my knowledge are a big part of Chin Na (Chinese joint locks i think it means seize and control) but it all blends since out school teaches combat Aikido it's an older school, been around since 1971 I think. Plus Chinese and Japanese Martial arts are historically a bit intertwine and have some influence over the other. Especially for owkinawan karate. Any who great video man, loved it.
Appreciate the fact that Lenny was honest enough to acknowledge he missed one of the grabs. Most instructors / Sensei's I've come in contact with.. seldom admit an error.
Awesome video!
Jordan Frankel I like the fact that he also said you may or may not be able to get the throw was very refreshing to hear.
Grabbing just above elbow all the way around it is a good spot to grab for any pulls. Love the videos. Keep them comming pls.
You are one of the best teachers out there to me.
That's also an important point...if your timing is off slightly and you miss the technique, how do you recover...what are your options...and make it happen...appreciate the honesty...because it's good to have options and know how to use them....keep up the great work and continue to keep it real...I enjoy watching you work...OSSU...Terry MacDonald, Ontario, Canada...
Nuf respect to you for perfecting your art and more so, adapting it to street combatives. Equal amount of respect for the guy you're throwing around.
Awesome and very practical technique. Thank you for sharing.
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Awesome moves really loving this. Thank you for sharing !!! cheers
That's about excellent tactic. Thanks for reminding me about it. I'm watching all ur videos. Perfect demonstration and explaining as always.
I love your work or training
fantastic ! applications that can be used lightning fast , straight to the point
Thanks very much for the video Sly! It's a very good variation which indeed can be used in the street! Thanks vm and looking forward for more classes!!
Awesome stuff,like usual from you,Lenny.If you dont mind me saying so,you are better on your own.You look more calm and relaxed,i guess you cant have 2 swords in the same sheet.Thanks for sharing.
Why not grab outside elbow instead of low to high wrist when throwing? It's alot easyer and you have better control to hipthrow someone when pulling on the outside elbow and twist your body to increase power and effect. It wont be a problem for someone with big strong hands like you to grab the wrist and it stays where you want it to but smaller hands might slip or simply cant reach over a huge arm to make a prober grab to then throw. The Elbov grab solves that problem for everyone. Examble: Have you ever tryed to peal a carrot where you by mistake peal the pointy side first and with wet hands drop the carrot when pealling the broad side? Same concept when grabbing a high wrist with small hand vs a huge arm.
I am not trying to judge or complain. I am trying to help bc this have helped me alot with all my hiptrows in the past.
hello my name is Keith I just found you guys tonight Sunday night and I would love to more some information on you what all do y'all teach and you guys are too cool
awesome video keep them coming
Yes sir, their coming. I'm uploading a video as i speak. it's a promotional video for my new online class that I'm gonna be launching in mis October. I will also be uploading NEW training video's this upcoming week and from that point on.
could you explain the knee break or balance displacment, i tried looking it up but im not good at spelling japanese. I am a corrections officer and think that could be very usefull at times.
My Man My Brother Can't Get Enough Of Your Videos This Move Or As U Say Application I Did This In The Library To A Guy Who Tried Too Challenge Me Lol But I Did It a little differently I Didn't Come Down With My left hand up and right hand down I just grabbed him with my left hand at his elbow and hooked him underneath his armpit with my right hand and flipped him over I practice every night SO YEAH IT WORKS THANK U SENECI LENNY SLY
Do you ever smile? Do you have humility ......As the Japanese origins of your art contained??
Really thinking some of these wrist lock techniques could be used in bjj competitions,anybody care to fill me in on this?...much appriciated!
Darryl Greer Hi, I used to think the same thing until i started bjj :) There are wrist locks in bjj but in a competition where both dudes have agreed to fight its so hard to get them. im no akido expert but wrist locks have to move fast and only reliably work if you soften up the target or take them by surprise.
Brendan Bate from my experience of using Aikido in bjj such as kotegaesh you need to be in a strong position. Look at hijikimiosae - it's basically jujitsu ketamae - or a standing arm bar but using the arm.
Very good example. I trained Aikido prior to bjj and found myself attacking the arms a lot. The club I trained Aikido at is very relaxed and not focused on any kind of pressure testing. Theres no substitute to grappling with a non compliant partner.. I enjoy Aikido very much but bjj puts it into perspective
Brendan Bate I've never agreed more. If you've never fought before then I believe Aikido is very much like working the pads in boxing - you learn boxing techniques without the boxing sparring but if someone throws a punch at you you can defend it - like wise if someone grabs you you do an ikkyo or kotegaesh. I have 20 years boxing experience and see Aikido like that. I am a Shodan in Aikido and a white belt in bjj and I feel more confident in my aikido because of bjj and resistence. in fact, because of bjj, I have a lot more confidence in my aikido and do not doubt it's worth in self defence (not fighting). However I find the body exercises in aikido help me use my body in bjj - moving around a point of contact, applying weight, having good balance, being relaxed and having control over my breathing - I take this to my bjj class from aikido. although I still get my ase kicked by the purple belts - there's no substitute for good technique ;-)
Brendan Bate from my experience when I've used wrist locks whilst standing it's when I've been grabbed. a guy had me in a head lock - I did sankyo. it happened second nature, in slow motion.
great stuff, love everything you do. how do I sign up?
+btavai1
You go to our website at
www.roguewarriorstraining.com
And click the online classes button and sign up.
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Lenny ....Why are your hands so fucking BIG?