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  • @asswuppin
    @asswuppin 9 лет назад +68

    Some of you are operating under the idea that systema practitioners are supposed to be dealing with multiple strikes and exchanges.
    No self defense system is trying to stand and continuously parry an attacker.
    The idea is to blend and attack, ideally simultaneously, and finish an attacker before he knows what's hit him.
    MMA practitioners will always denounce anything not MMA because it has a venue in which they believe is a proving grounds of some sort.
    What they don't realize is that they have rules and are really doing nothing but kickboxing until someone feels overwhelmed, rocked or tired and needs to clinch and inevitably wrestle on the ground.
    Its nothing new, but most of the men who can make it work are professional athletes .. which simply means they get paid to train and don't have to worry about things like jobs and bills because the sponsors take care of that.
    Athleticism is not an art or school.
    MMA isn't even nearly as impressive when its not at the top level.
    Anyone practicing MMA recreationally is usually not that impressive. Not at MMA anyway.
    Any self defense is predicated on the element of surprise.
    Yet MMA zealots always cite that self defense practitioners aren't winning in MMA tournaments.
    How could they? Self defense isn't a sparring science. Its a science that works off distraction and surprise.
    Once you step in the ring, THERE IS NO SURPRISE. There is no distraction.
    There is only you and the opponent and the understanding that you must hurt each other.
    Its apples and oranges.
    MMA is a competition. Self defense is a counterattacking science predicating itself on creating openings by displaying feigned weakness.
    Most people will NEVER understand the difference because they simply don't want to.
    And those usually are the same people who predicate all their beliefs and understanding of combat science on RUclips videos.

    • @Chraan
      @Chraan 9 лет назад +1

      J Smith
      I won't say anything against it because it is true, but stop wasting your time on youtube. As you said those people don't understand the concepts anyway, and changing their views (even if it is possible) will bear no fruits for anyone.

    • @asswuppin
      @asswuppin 9 лет назад +2

      ***** If that were true then MMA couldn't even exist today.
      It simply takes an eye catching platform and format to turn people into believers.
      That's how every cult starts.

    • @funkyboodah
      @funkyboodah 9 лет назад +4

      J Smith BOOM. Knowledge - dropped. Well said!

    • @z4inz
      @z4inz 8 лет назад +4

      +J Smith This.

    • @theoldone2089
      @theoldone2089 8 лет назад

      most " martial arts" are bull as most of its concepts cannot be applied in real world fights or even self defense. MMA stands as the most basic and optimal martial arts that can effectively defend itself or attack because it does not require some bull shit stance like wing chun and other fighting stances. It is a mixed breed of what's good from all corners of martial arts which is what creates the most effective combat style. Not bashing martial arts as it can be a great spiritual boost but it's just the truth.

  • @GeneBurnett
    @GeneBurnett 10 лет назад +11

    Great mechanics and efficient use of power. Systema is a lot like T'ai-Chi, IMO. Not to disrespect the notion of "chi", but to me, what this training and understanding of body energy, (however you spell it), does is to help you use the laws of physics to your advantage, not violate them. "Chi" must accompany and/or unify good alignment and efficient use of muscles. By itself it is not very powerful. One thing I like about Systema is that people are taught the basic principles and allowed to "make it their own". This man's art resembles other Systema practitioners in some ways but at the same time it's personal to him. Good stuff.

  • @davidburton6107
    @davidburton6107 10 лет назад +4

    I love the way, he flows, with the opponents movement. Outstanding!!!!!

  • @Yamso25
    @Yamso25 8 лет назад +2

    어떻게 저런 반응속도가 나오는지.. 정말 고수십니다!

  • @GenghisKhanPolitics
    @GenghisKhanPolitics 9 лет назад +72

    And, like any martial arts video on youtube, you have your "this doesn't work in real life" couch warriors. It's like they lurk around youtube, waiting for new postings so they can trash it with their "extensive" martial arts knowledge..

    • @LeporidaeanDream
      @LeporidaeanDream 9 лет назад +3

      True. People who train/fight a lot [at least halfly realistic sparring, not all MA have that] are tenfold better at handling real fights, but they must be honest and unafraid enough to train what *works for them*, lending credence to Bruce's ideology. A lot of masters don't accept that, and with all respect; screw them. That said, our bodies are not that different, and there is always the strive to find what works best. Cars are more different than us, and there are not ten ways to handle all those. Subtle variations for each, but similar technique to move them most effeciently.

    • @TheRobinL
      @TheRobinL 9 лет назад +1

      My problem is when claims about a combat style is made but you will never see it in anything close to a real life scenario. All you see is semi-slow moment done against self falling puppet. If this "Systema" would be so good, why are there not one single MMA fighter in almost any federation/organization using this moves? Why is it always in this homemade demonstration videos.
      I realize that not every "Systema" practice want to be a world class MMA fighter. But the already world class MMA fighter want to be the best, and no one of them is adopt this style of fighting.

    • @GenghisKhanPolitics
      @GenghisKhanPolitics 9 лет назад +9

      robin L MMA is synthesized fighting in safe conditions. It has nothing to do with self defense.
      MMA doesn't determine anything.

    • @TheRobinL
      @TheRobinL 9 лет назад +1

      Golden Boy You last comment basically added nothing to the discussion. You sad nothing that even comes close to anything intangible at all. You addressed none of my criticism or argument in anyway. Did I really explained my position that bad or are you completely misunderstanding me?
      “MMA is synthesized fighting in safe conditions”
      Yes that’s my point. MMA is one of the closes way we can get to a real life scenario without to many risk of fatal damage. And your precious “Systema” is not used by anyone in anyway.
      “It has nothing to do with self defense.”
      So if I and Cain Velasquez (UFC Heavyweight Champion) was attacked by same robbery. You’re telling me that we should have about the same odds of winning that altercation because he’s MMA skill will not help him in anyway in that scenario? Really?
      “MMA doesn't determine anything.”
      I’m not even sure what you mean by that. Correct me if I’m misunderstanding your point here.
      MMA is one of the closest thing we can get to a real life scenario. There for, the method used by professional MMA fighter should logical be one of the closest way of fighting if a real life scenario. And no one is using Kiai, Capoeria, Systema & Aikido in and kind of close to real life fighting. Why do you think that is? I tell you why, It does not work at all when trying to implemented in anything that comes close to real life events.

    • @00crodgers00
      @00crodgers00 9 лет назад

      Don‘t mistake the trademark for the truth, unless this man is your bodyguard you must train hard to get this good.

  • @cloroxbleach3441
    @cloroxbleach3441 7 лет назад

    dk yoo this must've taken years. you are a amazing martial artist!!!

  • @user-nd2wf4fx4h
    @user-nd2wf4fx4h 4 года назад +2

    디게 빠르시다..ㄷㄷ

  • @ZASurvivalist
    @ZASurvivalist 9 лет назад +1

    This is one of the better half/full speed videos Ive seen.

  • @northernwarrior6319
    @northernwarrior6319 8 лет назад +8

    He was probably taught by Bruce Lee's ghost,like on the that movie No retreat no surrender.

  • @donadona5956
    @donadona5956 3 года назад

    Très très fort, souple, rapide dans ses déplacements avec de super enchaînement, ça nous rappel Bruce Lee 🤛👊

  • @user-tz3kg1fx7m
    @user-tz3kg1fx7m 7 лет назад +1

    늘멋있습니당

  • @dieterh.9342
    @dieterh.9342 2 года назад

    All day. I could watch it all day.

  • @user-ok4gd4mo8x
    @user-ok4gd4mo8x 2 года назад +1

    유대경님 진심으로 존경합니다.

  • @ozillacross1433
    @ozillacross1433 7 лет назад +15

    that guy is a master. and the movement is really fast

    • @hoangthien8820
      @hoangthien8820 3 года назад +2

      faster than my internet conections :/

    • @sssoosss3721
      @sssoosss3721 2 года назад +1

      You obviously don't know anything about fighting or martial arts.. go and find one of his latest videos where he gets his ass absolutely kicked on the ring against a real opponent..

  • @jeeploggernz2289
    @jeeploggernz2289 7 лет назад +1

    goddam hes fast, never gets old, no haymakers here, speed precision and power DAAAMMMM!!!!

  • @sicksgrimes1905
    @sicksgrimes1905 9 лет назад +34

    How do I train with this guy?
    I'll travel anywhere to learn this...

    • @iNinjaWalker
      @iNinjaWalker 8 лет назад +1

      +Duane Phillips South Korea, man

    • @sicksgrimes1905
      @sicksgrimes1905 8 лет назад +1

      +Satrio Prahasto cheers... I'm gonna see if I can get over there 👍

    • @Steve-dv8wz
      @Steve-dv8wz 7 лет назад

      Duane Phillips South Korea seoul, He only does 1on1 training and it's expensive..

    • @waddefaq4325
      @waddefaq4325 6 лет назад +7

      U must gather 7 dragon ball first and u can summon him

    • @user-gb4wn3lx7q
      @user-gb4wn3lx7q 4 года назад

      @@waddefaq4325 hhhhh

  • @George-bt4sy
    @George-bt4sy 3 года назад

    システマに魅力を感じましたが、テコンドーにしました。あの躍動感のある蹴り技が好きなで…。

  • @andresalemany4572
    @andresalemany4572 8 лет назад

    I've always liked martial arts,and I'm always open to learn new stuff and this one seems very practicle for real life situations ,my favorite is wing chung but reality is that martial arts won't help you pay bills unless you're really good at it,so at least here in u.s worry about money and then you can do whatever you want.

  • @muzabi7931
    @muzabi7931 6 лет назад +3

    이 형님한테 덤비다가 관절이란 관절 전부 부러질듯ㄷ ㄷ ㄷ

  • @Apaged
    @Apaged 7 лет назад +3

    Intercepting intention at @1:15 to 1:25. Very advanced stuff.

  • @donny5314
    @donny5314 7 лет назад

    Love the Batman music! ❤️

  • @meka125
    @meka125 6 лет назад

    I love this guy!! He's the real deal!!!

  • @alfredoandresriveravillalo4242
    @alfredoandresriveravillalo4242 6 лет назад

    Tranks from Calama Chile. God Bless you

  • @heya_in
    @heya_in 10 лет назад +2

    항상 잘 보고 갑니다. 수능만 끝나면 바로 달려가서 배우고 싶네요

  • @user-ij7uo1sq4l
    @user-ij7uo1sq4l 6 лет назад +1

    カッコいい

  • @user-jt5bt2sc6k
    @user-jt5bt2sc6k 7 лет назад +2

    빠르다.

  • @raul-lp4ts
    @raul-lp4ts 6 лет назад

    Estos videos son los k mas me gusta increible jajaja

  • @saadbasha4394
    @saadbasha4394 3 года назад

    We want more of these clips, please

  • @justingriffihs6702
    @justingriffihs6702 6 лет назад

    Kick at .0.38 is a broken pelvis if intended in a self defense situation. ...nice control and good training here

  • @ft3060
    @ft3060 6 лет назад

    gets hit ... and the other one is hurt, that´s just DK Yoo

  • @madoqx
    @madoqx 3 года назад

    DK Yoo ---- I LOVE HIM!!!

  • @Saggezza167
    @Saggezza167 3 года назад

    Great master 🌟

  • @jackbotman
    @jackbotman 7 лет назад +2

    I would love to see this guy step in to a ring with an MMA fighter , just to see how much damage he can do and how quickly :o

    • @juanc5149
      @juanc5149 2 года назад

      I got news for you!

  • @nater7287
    @nater7287 9 лет назад +18

    I challenge anyone here who believes his techniques are ineffective, to a close quarter fight with him. Yeah that's right you couch potatoes, I call your bluff.

    • @juanc5149
      @juanc5149 2 года назад

      Ok! Well guess what….

  • @Acerzeon
    @Acerzeon 10 лет назад

    That technique at 1:08 using the opponents attack to create momentum to strike on the neck/head! DAYUM!!

  • @user-ky7dg3to9x
    @user-ky7dg3to9x 10 лет назад +2

    저 사범님 절권도도 하신듯~

  • @davidburton6107
    @davidburton6107 10 лет назад +6

    Where can I learn this system???

  • @dxlxrated
    @dxlxrated 8 лет назад +2

    Flow!

  • @therandomclips409
    @therandomclips409 3 года назад

    The problem about this demonstration is that they know what kind of attacks are coming, its hard to pull this off with someone who knows how to fight bc u wouldnt know if a kick, elbow or punch or take down is coming, plus the pressure that’s applied into it. Unless ur opponent is someone who only knows how to throw a dominant hand haymaker.

  • @comm_ando0093
    @comm_ando0093 8 лет назад

    You know that you are from Argentina and I much admire (use the translator to read it)

  • @BrianMartinez-jx1dr
    @BrianMartinez-jx1dr 9 лет назад

    this stuff really works my fighting has become better take it from dk yoo

  • @user-yt5xv8bk2b
    @user-yt5xv8bk2b 7 лет назад +1

    와우~~~

  • @Ymirson999
    @Ymirson999 10 лет назад

    Very nice.

  • @benbrown4502
    @benbrown4502 10 лет назад

    Would love to learn this

  • @csj7332
    @csj7332 2 года назад

    아이들 가르치시는구나!

  • @dthao227
    @dthao227 9 лет назад +1

    I like to see this guy against Tommy Carruthers

  • @user-qu7nv9yb2z
    @user-qu7nv9yb2z 8 лет назад +1

    유대경관장이다

  • @DKY00
    @DKY00 Год назад

    외모지상주의에서 나오는 무술 ㅋㅋ

  • @alejandroduarte8804
    @alejandroduarte8804 2 года назад

    Por que no hiciste lo mismo contra scott bradley?

  • @Ballfat22
    @Ballfat22 6 лет назад

    He's basically an anime character

  • @sealromeo8943
    @sealromeo8943 10 лет назад

    Not China. He is Korean.
    That movie is Systema Korean Headquartors

  • @elilmtc
    @elilmtc 9 лет назад +2

    Jeet kune do,wing chun, sanda...wherever,this is kung fu

    • @Xentradi97
      @Xentradi97 9 лет назад

      It's fundamentally quite different actually. Way you move, deflect and strike is quite unique and doesn't really conform to any traditional style per say. I have TMA background and tried this. It's quite different.

    • @CrazyL971
      @CrazyL971 9 лет назад

      I agree with you Elil,it's very similar to wing tjun (I 'm an AWTKA disciple )

  • @nisrinejk3665
    @nisrinejk3665 4 года назад

    serious question!! why he's always in red ups?

  • @user-qj4dj3hs6v
    @user-qj4dj3hs6v 7 лет назад +1

    he looks like an actor

  • @Bravo02-LRRP
    @Bravo02-LRRP 8 лет назад

    I like it :D

  • @goldhands8738
    @goldhands8738 8 лет назад

    thats how marie rose fights from doa

  • @user-pm2zk1ov5t
    @user-pm2zk1ov5t Год назад

    👏👏👏

  • @user-dm7rp4oi7h
    @user-dm7rp4oi7h 3 года назад +1

    무술영화감독하면 잘하겠다

  • @bradkins1909
    @bradkins1909 2 года назад

    Tío eres el mejor

  • @igorg.8624
    @igorg.8624 3 года назад

    I'm curious who trained this guy?

  • @atlsplaza-nd
    @atlsplaza-nd 7 лет назад

    this is so badass

  • @waterfordel
    @waterfordel 10 лет назад +1

    He's probably the reincarnated version of 'Uncle Peter'! All you Systema enthusiasts know who I'm talking about!

  • @daisuke8657
    @daisuke8657 3 года назад

    They know to stop and dont get real punch hurting punch. but they can do this

  • @Desieh
    @Desieh 10 лет назад

    This is GOOD voor bouncers

  • @orestborovets5386
    @orestborovets5386 7 лет назад

    Omg , what a speed , goodlike

  • @sickxxx7307
    @sickxxx7307 9 лет назад

    박현성님......

  • @FGCTekken
    @FGCTekken 10 лет назад

    This guy is soo fucking quick!

  • @imtron502gt-_-4
    @imtron502gt-_-4 9 лет назад

    WOW THIS IS SOME REAL SHIT ....INCREDIABLE i WOULD GIVE ANYTHIGN TO BE TRAIN BY inSTRUCTOR d.k YOO AWESOME SKILL FAST THINKING RAPID MOVEMENTS NOONE WOULD KNWO WHAT HIT THEM ...

  • @caosuicao3921
    @caosuicao3921 8 лет назад

    Cool

  • @Synday
    @Synday 8 лет назад

    i like his pink shoes

  • @J3amLee
    @J3amLee 10 лет назад

    more !!!

  • @mohammadmuayadkassabbashid2464
    @mohammadmuayadkassabbashid2464 7 лет назад

    pleas how i can start learnijng this steps with my self

  • @anthonyriad6974
    @anthonyriad6974 9 лет назад

    where can i find him and train.

  • @miyeonminmiyeon5873
    @miyeonminmiyeon5873 8 лет назад

    em muốn học võ này có ai biết sài gòn có chỗ dạy này không em ở Q4 mong được mọi người giúp

  • @goody1743
    @goody1743 7 лет назад

    I just want him to be my master

  • @UnniG
    @UnniG 2 года назад

    🌹🙏

  • @leakyassassin8874
    @leakyassassin8874 10 лет назад

    Seems like a conformed style of wing chun to me..?

  • @emanuele8013
    @emanuele8013 9 лет назад +8

    Do you really think this shit is effective against someone that REALLY wants to hit you?

    • @mr.q337
      @mr.q337 9 лет назад

      Do you think the guy in the video really mean to hit?

    • @emanuele8013
      @emanuele8013 9 лет назад

      this won't work in real fight. Probably against drunk people, but someone who practices REAL fighting disciplines (boxe for instance), it's not gonna work.

    • @danicm9322
      @danicm9322 9 лет назад +1

      And do you really think the trainer is giving all his effort? i mean have u seen how fast are some of his moves? not even the fastest boxer could dodge that. I think this martial art is very very complete and effective, i'd say is one of the best i've ever seen.

    • @iNinjaWalker
      @iNinjaWalker 9 лет назад +1

      Emanuele Carboniero Boxing is a sport in which there is no clinching, kicking, or even elbowing for that matter. There are solid principles in boxing (timing, distance, etc) but it won't carry you that far.

    • @mswoonc
      @mswoonc 7 лет назад

      lol uh yeah... you think these techniques are made up for fluff? stick to street fighting buddy.

  • @xDailyFailure
    @xDailyFailure 9 лет назад +1

    where does the power from his brest came from? Muscle or technique...i mean the guy cant hit him at the end.

    • @marineninga
      @marineninga 9 лет назад +1

      Don't quote me but systema has some exercises to develop the body to be better suited for the martial arts and techniques on how to receive blows without getting hurt. What he is doing however is what I said before AND throwing his breast like a punch with a coordinated whip like motion from his torso, shoulders and legs, he is just so good that he doesn't need to move very much to get a HUGE amount of force going.

    • @lsamoa
      @lsamoa 7 лет назад

      I think he has some foundations in taijiquan?

  • @HungNguyen-sq9cy
    @HungNguyen-sq9cy 8 лет назад

    tôi là người việt muốn học võ này bạn nài có thẻ chỉ mình ỏ saì gon ko

  • @openit7544
    @openit7544 3 года назад

    he is very good

  • @bunktab2107
    @bunktab2107 9 лет назад

    realize that this guy is strong as fuck

  • @user-lm3so2qd9c
    @user-lm3so2qd9c 10 лет назад +4

    it doesn't work when your opponent resists. You'd better practice boxing and hard training. I live in Tver, Russia and I had fights with Systema practitioners. By the way, Ryabko started to teach in Tver. So don't be stupid

    • @AmericanBulldogFit
      @AmericanBulldogFit 10 лет назад

      Absolutely agree with you. Live resisting opponent, or it's bullshit. Box, Isshinryu Karate, Judo, weapons disarm. Don't waste time with fancy kung fu movie nonsense

    • @P4RTL0W1
      @P4RTL0W1 10 лет назад

      Tony Blauer S.P.E.A.R. system is pretty good. Not so much a martial art...but a bridge to whatever it is you use/practice. Capitalizes on the flinch response (how your body naturally flinches if something is coming at you).

    • @raulgoncalves1534
      @raulgoncalves1534 9 лет назад

      Doesnt work hahaha i love those guys he would destroy you so hard...

    • @TheArtsHunter
      @TheArtsHunter 9 лет назад

      Privjet maj prijatelj, so do you mean "Systema" doesnt work? But it is the martial arts
      by Spetznas isnt it?

    • @iNinjaWalker
      @iNinjaWalker 9 лет назад

      Алекс Коликов Fun fact, he practiced boxing too. In fact, there's fifteen martial arts in D.K. Yoo's arsenal, he just implemented all of them into Systema.

  • @Jericho11894
    @Jericho11894 9 лет назад +3

    I think this is the ONLY systema system that actually looks efficient enough. Some similarities that look like the other crappy #&@% that the original systema system uses is "somewhat" still there, and usually I literally cringe and hurt inside whenever I see a systema system being demonstrated or even trying to be done. However, these Koreans seem to deliver it more efficiently, though it still could use some changes....obviously. Congratulations, this is literally the only systema system version by these guys that has the potential to being useful. More resistance is needed though in order for you guys to build an efficient system.

    • @wawawiwu
      @wawawiwu 9 лет назад

      american kenpo karate ,jiu-jutsu an others.. are efficient too.

    • @Jericho11894
      @Jericho11894 9 лет назад

      I am very well aware of that. Those arts actually have a better bases. But of course it depends on the instructors as well.

    • @gmael1234567890
      @gmael1234567890 9 лет назад

      Cire Zelaznog right....lol

    • @Kollin011
      @Kollin011 9 лет назад +2

      I think systema is meant to be free flowing and dealing with any situation. I like the this korean version of it. They made the systema more comfortable for their style of fighting.

    • @seanjohn864
      @seanjohn864 9 лет назад

      I might agree with u

  • @Mroleg54
    @Mroleg54 5 лет назад

    1.01 whaaaooo !!!!!

  • @skylightceiling143
    @skylightceiling143 8 лет назад

    So is it Systema mixed with Taekwondo

    • @Pestiliance
      @Pestiliance 8 лет назад +3

      I Think Systema Is Mixed With Everything It Just Doesn't Have Attacks In Tension You Have To Be Like A Whip. Not Fully Relaxed Neither In Tension You Need To Get The Thing Between Relaxation And Tension.

  • @icychianese8516
    @icychianese8516 9 лет назад +3

    Ok... You so so unreal master of martial arts, let's fight in ring. Let's GO! You so cool only versus your suckers, Go on MMA. Show us, your talent. Give a glory to your country.

    • @wesleyk8806
      @wesleyk8806 9 лет назад +9

      He's not there for competition. Or to prove if it works.
      Or to prove that he's the best.
      I don't think that the special forces would give this guy the opportunity to teach soldiers combat if it didn't work at all.

    • @Holydecipher
      @Holydecipher 9 лет назад +1

      Hassar Han your comment just gave me cancer ....

    • @icychianese8516
      @icychianese8516 9 лет назад

      JayW K For what he is?

    • @wesleyk8806
      @wesleyk8806 9 лет назад +1

      He loves to teach. Its his passion. You dont need to fight to proove. Some armys thought that it should be good for him to teach systema to soldiers because it's been said its proven worthy during battle. he has a certificate for it which was acquired in University aswell. Most systema movments wouldn't be allowed in a ring because it uses vital points. Groin etc etc. It's for defense. Cage fighters are trained to last 5 minutes. With systema its about defusing the attacker quickly. Not go 5 rounds
      

    • @icychianese8516
      @icychianese8516 9 лет назад

      JayW K lol, cirtificate in university? 5 minute? loool... He is just a clown. He is versus Fedor Emelianenko, or Anderson Silva, in the street, without rules, how do you think? Who would win?

  • @pmc30srl1
    @pmc30srl1 9 лет назад

    wow! who is this guy?

  • @zolahamza5082
    @zolahamza5082 8 лет назад

    mazing rapid

  • @mohammedgamal9840
    @mohammedgamal9840 7 лет назад

    the name of the music ?

  • @cercux690
    @cercux690 9 лет назад

    baya hızlı

  • @restyagpalo
    @restyagpalo 5 лет назад

    how do i9 go0 korea for training

  • @comm_ando0093
    @comm_ando0093 8 лет назад

    당신이 아르헨티나 출신 내가 많은 (그것을 읽을 수있는 번역기를 사용) 존경 알고

  • @projectdope3393
    @projectdope3393 3 года назад

    Yes,, this guy will keal

  • @TTMLANCE
    @TTMLANCE 10 лет назад +1

    Chi power

  • @mysticinorbit
    @mysticinorbit 7 лет назад

    Relies Very heavily on snappy moves. yeah he looks fast because his opponents are slow. Martial artists that rely heavily on demonstrating snap speed break moves falter when it comes to fighting opponents that can spoil your moves and taking your opportunities away from u to do these moves.

  • @AAsoberlife
    @AAsoberlife 8 лет назад

    Who is this guy? Is Dk yoo his real name? Cant find a wiki or anything on him.

    • @user-lg8wl4xz8u
      @user-lg8wl4xz8u 8 лет назад

      +Erik Leber his name is DeaKyung Yoo. Yoo is family name. he is korean martial art master and teacher. you cant find him at wiki etc because he is not famous yet.

    • @lsamoa
      @lsamoa 7 лет назад

      His name in Korean is 유대경, there's more content online if you search this spelling rather than the western one.

  • @hoangnamtruong939
    @hoangnamtruong939 8 лет назад

    內功, 步法

  • @robertoduran4701
    @robertoduran4701 9 лет назад

    What's the name of this master?

  • @walternocs
    @walternocs 10 лет назад

    QUALCUNO CONOSCE IL NOME DI QUESTO MAESTRO?
    사람이 주인의 이름을 아는 사람?
    SOMEONE KNOWS THE NAME OF THIS MASTER?

    • @user-nj5yb
      @user-nj5yb 10 лет назад

      yoo dae gyeong
      유 대경

    • @walternocs
      @walternocs 10 лет назад

      SEI UN GRANDE GRAZIE

    • @Piggio75
      @Piggio75 10 лет назад

      WALTER Nicastro yoo dae kyung