MUST KNOW Self-Defense From Jab Cross
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2020
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Ninja Nate! Used to watch your vids incessantly back in 2010-12 but for some reason I fell off.
Happy to rediscover you and also that your still at it and have progressed tremendously!
Can’t wait to see you in a movie soon!
I aspire to be as talented as this man one day
One day or Day one? It's your choice.
reasest quote bro
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Great content man!!! Please keep it up!!!!
Really good! Thank you!
Awesome thank you
Excelente clase...muchas gracias Sifu Nate por tu valiosa enseñanza...saludos desde Venezuela y muchas bendiciones para ti.
Well done thank you
I like your demonstration.
Genial. Admiro tu trabajo Thanks
good stuff !
make a video about how to dodge every single punch (hook - upper - straight - jab)
not just one at the same time but all of them
Sure, it would be about applying all types of slips at the right timing and using constant phasing movements. This will definitely go in the more advanced follow up videos. Thanks for the comment
@@SifuNate the pleasure was mine
That one was real good 😎🤛
How would a Wing Chun Chain punch do? 3 chain punches should work. You attempt to parry the first jab, if it is a feint, you get a free hit, if the opponent follows up with a cross, your straight can also block it, if your opponent doesn't follow up, you get a free hit. Using the free hit, you can start an inside fight where you have the advantage.
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It will show you how to jab cross
great stuff. Love Bruce Lee's JKD
Thanks
Keep filming pls❤
Any difference in JKD strong side forward stance?
from a static close position. "Trapping works. from medium distance kickboxing works. and always be ready to go to the ground in all ranges..
Sensi will u do the video of how to do slap kick face level with power and agility?.
By the way iam ur new subscriber and fan
+can u make a video about how punch and kick much faster?
Ok
I believe he already has one just look up some of his older lessons.
Dope
This resembles a lot of boxing
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You’re awesome man. You currently accepting students?? 👀
Why does the straight right keep being referred to as a 'cross' lately ? There is a difference between straight right and a cross. The cross is a counter punch that can be used when your opponent jabs while leaving his chin exposed. At the same time he jabs, you slip and simultaneously come over his arm with a straight right of horizontal fist [assuming orthodox stance, so left if in other stance]. Hence, your arm 'crosses over' his arm - which is the reason it is referred to as a cross.
Devi Shammuramat I feel the same way about the jab vs the straight lead.
Devi Shammuramat it’s mainly for common use names. I almost called this defense against a 1-2 punching combo but thought maybe people wouldn’t know what it is.
So what is the difference [between jab & straight lead] ? I cannot find the words 'straght lead' anywhere in entire Jack Dempsey's book. Tho what he does say about the jab, is that many are making the mistake of jabbing only lightly (in order to set up other shots); which is a bad habit - since the jab can be extremely explosive in itself, when combined with the 'falling step'.
But good point about how the usual boxer's cover would fail without the gloves on - and also on incorporating the elbow as defense (which I already practise). But for just 'guard up' [as opposed to actually covering]; a good bare-knuckle variation I find is both upturned palms at ear level - what do you think of that ? It comes from third form (in prep before elbowing).
And another good counter [which would be illegal in boxing, as well as being contrary to UFC rules]: coming in with head into torso (using top of the head - which can also be used to stop punches, btw: as probably even harder than elbow). So, a variation of the 'bob' - which is described just as third form 'torso bend', in Jack Dempsey's book. But instead of solely using it to evade punches, you also come in with the head.
@@Devi_Shammuramat - it's a JKD term - not really boxing term
How can i train if i don't want to train with friends? I don't want anyone to know thath I know these kind of stuff so I'm trying to learn how to defend myself alone.
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Hi nate
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Add some Bruce lee's jeet June do footwork
You look like Stephen chow
I would very much be cautious trying to catch a full force cross. Watch Joe Lewis or the Hitman. That sucker is coming in like a rocket as if someone is throwing a 90 mph pitch at you.
I thought JKD only punches with a vertical and not a horizontal punch ? On low punch u punched horizontal. Why ?
Wass gud
Things are doing fine thanks!
Ninja Nate I think he's a big deal since forever ago only because so many people are bad and he knows.
I remember him explaining complex kung fu things you'd think people would know but they don't.
That said I've found the dodges in boxing are actually superficial as all techniques are as interchangeable as they are dispensable ...
The shoulder pop is good if you WANT that but it's not so basic to say always shoulder pop.
That's in boxing.
The important thing is of you move off of a line be ready with what you WANT that's what's important.
Man I remember him teaching Wing Chun and Shaolin back in the day he was good!
Shaolin has always had dodging.
Technically wing Chun doesn't need dodging ... Because it covers to bridge ... And doesn't prefer to counter from range, so it's not even needed ... But ... Let's be real, you should switch tactics as you go!
0:53 This is not realistic...you can not block punches with body mass behind them with a palm. The punches are not real in the demo because the guy is only punching with his hands no body behind it.
How long have you been fighting? This is definitely possible. SKILL ISSUE my friend.
LOL Too funny.....its amazing how so many people are delusional
@@mortgagefinancing5558 delusional to what? Bro just because you can’t do it doesn’t mean it’s not possible. I’ve been fighting for 18+ years, I am 25 now. From karate tournaments, to the boxing ring, competing at high levels. (winning tournaments and lots and lots of sparring). My dad started us out in martial arts as toddlers, and trained us in boxing at home. Introduced me to Bruce Lee early and taught us things from his book. So much game in those books but people don’t read because they think Bruce Lee wasn’t a fighter because he wasn’t on pay per view. As I got older we got away from martial arts and were in the boxing ring every day. The same techniques from JKD have had me 10 steps ahead of most people in the boxing ring. It’s because of my defense and hand speed. It’s a combination of footwork, head movement, range, and redirecting, not catching a punch with your palm. These same hand taps and tricks can be done in gloves. I’ve used it and seen it work against all kinds of opponents. It works, you just have to be able to apply it.
I'll take the bullet as the first dislike.
Namely, you might dodge that jab or you might not. Jabs are scouts, and diversion. JKD wise you ain't jabbing. WC wise you ain't jabbing. In both scenarios you decide if you are out boxing the boxer or out fighting him. Both are viable, but don't expect to slap hands or even a wrist. The acceleration is just to high for such a small target. Aim for blocking with your forearm via Pak Sao or Bong Sao style. The analogy is like blocking a sword tip with a sword tip, it just will never happen. Jabs can also be simple feints. Best to practice minor footwork in this defense rather than hand slapping.
Master Wong also does the elbow chicken wing defense. It's not useless but lengthens the time to get back into an offensive position.
Interesting, you are right about the parry depending on the skill level of the two people. Its not impossible to block the wrist or fist but as long as you are doing pak down mid-line you will catch it somewhere along the arm and yes the forearm is easier to block at and sometimes send energy back into the person. When you watch it again I do block in different locations and when he's punching faster it sometimes blocks closer to the elbow.
Also you are thinking to use something like biu ji to block using the forearm which I mentioned in the previous video but even then people fail to see the effectiveness in it. I could have redone that since to me it also is a very effective block but the video was long enough and I already covered it recently.
All techniques will have their pros and cons, it depends on the situation and what you train and works best for you and your strategy or opponent. I'll just show the possible variations and you can make the choice to use them or discard them once you've gone through the process of training and testing.
@@SifuNate I won't even quote myself on the parry names. 😄 All I know is the Pak and the Bong are the most common ones used.
Keep up the fun material. Not many autodidacts out there that have a good mind for tearing this stuff apart into good info.
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He's really solid tbh😊