HOW TO ADAPT PUNCHING FOR THE STREET! (REAL FOOTAGE)
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Zero bullshit, backed up with experience. Best info out there.
Very kind!🙏🏻
The issue of how to hit without hurting/breaking our hands is very important and it is one part of the part of the wider topic of matching particular hand, fist, elbow or forearm surfaces to particular target surfaces at particular angles and distances. While hitting with the open hands can be very effective (I have been doing it for 40 years), it is typically only effective when the opponent is not moving relative to ourselves, and so by and large it can be very effective at the start of a fight as an initial entry or when dealing with a straight walk-up but not so effective not so effective when the fight moves to the chaotic movement stage.
Excellent advice as always.
He covers absolutely everything; fear, tunnel vision, covering up, power generation, striking through the target, the lot.
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@@schoolofselfprotection I love your stuff. Interesting what you’re saying about Krav. I trained Krav several ago and was taught basically the same techniques you’re showing. They must be changing, which is a shame. The way you teach and the techniques you use are excellent. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I only found this channel a couple of weeks ago but you are the real deal.
I'm trained in boxing but the stuff you teach is FAR more practical for real life situations.
Thank you very much!
Well said. Street fighting is completely different from all other fighting. Finally, someone has articulated that.
Great video
Much appreciated!!
I do boxing for many years and added palm strike practice (without the gloves) on the heavy bag.
Michiel Mulder is an exceptional urban combatives trainer due to his extensive street real-life experience and years of training. His firsthand encounters with real-world situations provide invaluable insights and practical knowledge that he incorporates into his training. This street-tested approach ensures that his students are equipped with effective techniques and strategies that work in real-life self-defense scenarios. Additionally, Michiel's years of training in various martial arts disciplines have honed his skills and expertise, allowing him to provide comprehensive and well-rounded instruction. His combination of street real-life experience and extensive training makes him a highly respected and sought-after urban combatives trainer.
I appreciate you!!
I see some karate techniques here, the rotating of the fist and targeting the throat. I have trained in Shotokan and we were never taught to strike the throat till brown belt grade as it is very dangerous for the attacker and needs good control. This instructor is very good and reminds me of the teaching of Geoff Thompson and Peter Consterdine of the BCA, the British Combat Association, adapting Karate for the street.
I was training Kali yesterday. This is basically exactly what we worked on, contacting the adversary with the first two knuckles in line with the bones of the forearm. We also practiced that exact overhand “corkscrew” punch, and we modified it to hit with the radius on the side of the neck. My instructor hit me with it on the left side of my neck at probably 5% power and jeez it rang my bell.
Thanks for the great content!
This is by far the best self protection instruction I’ve ever seen! Epic work!
Very kind! Thank you!
Love the incredible content! Happy Christmas Mike!
I love this channel, I practice Kali and this adds to my arsenal.
Very informative. Keep up the good work, Michiel, and happy holidays!
Thank you! Happy holidays!
Really like the music in the background playing during the demonstration. 👍
Thanks for this John, it bought back a lot of childhood memories.
Looks like I'm going to have to track down the sequels!
Another great video Michiel!!! I like the whip like action of the punch. You can really see how it penetrates.
Thanks brother!
Oh. Merry Christmas and Happy New Years Michiel!
Solid tutorial. Backed up with experience. No doubt about that.🙌 always inspirational brother
Appreciate it!
The very best teacher on self-defence on YT by a mile, been following the great man for years. I also got told about hitting with the "2 knuckles" from two Aikido black belts! The Maestro is just a brilliant teacher and explains everything so clearly.
Very much appreciated!!!
great as always - thx for all the work & effort you put into your videos. best x-mas wishes for you and all your loved ones !
Very kind of you! I wish you the same!🙏🏻
Great content, thank you for sharing. Real world experience speaks volumes.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I am so happy,when you say -Don't do boxing. As you know I was very scared of boxers,because of the series of power punchers.
Thanks! Boxers are legit!
I didn't understand you,could you please explain, sorry
Quality info as always 🤌 🙏
Appreciate it!
Love the overhand right my favourite in street fights. Breaks noses in my younger days of course lol. Love your work mate!!!
Always the best and real . My Favorit the Spike elbow i use this in streetfight , and works Great ⚡️⚡️💪
Another great video❤ oh and Happy New year
Love this teachers teaching, wish I was in the Netherlands would definitely attend classes
This reminded me of the old barehanded pancrase fights with bas ruten. The prohibited closed fists to the head so instead the landed the same overhand or big hook with the inside of the arm at the wrist. You guys should look those fights up they were a lot of fun to watch.
Love Bas! Thanks!
Great video.Thank you.
Thank you too!
Nailed it once again!
Thanks!
Good advice !!!! I train KM but I follow your channel as my you tube theory training. Thank you : )
Nice trainer, very realistic training - good job.
Ich kann nur schreiben best trainer im Internet.🙂thx
🙏🏻 thank you very much
Quality content
Excellent teacher. Lee Morrisons esk. Quality.
I really like it and started training more power punches at the heavy bag instead of just boxing combinations. I think one big advantage of this overhand is, that you can still hit him good with the forearm, if he closes the distance.
Good sound technical knowledge and dynamics of the key intricacies of step by step mechanics in, where it generates,flows from, and ends at the two knuckles.
Not just as we always hear.."throw a punch/the punch".
Thank you.🙏🏻
Hello Michiel,awesome content as always..you never disappoint !! Stay Safe Big bro
I appreciate that! Thanks you too!
Great Guy. Nice work
Much appreciated!
Top notch content as usual
Thank you!
Very Good,Sir.Have a Great New Year
Great stuff Bratha thanks 👌👍🌸
My pleasure! Thank you!🙏🏻🙏🏻
Coach Erik Paulson would emphasize those two knuckles. Stand up and in a mma grappling context. Because of the potential to open a cut on your opponent, with those knuckles. (Eye socket,etc) I even use that outside the ring. Over hand right style punches with the two knuckles, while mounted…to set up a head and arm choke. (Drunk guy) Also, concerning hand injured injuries. I broke my hand as a young man, before I went into the army. For the next three years, if I punched something wrong, it would bother me. Good stuff brother. I’ve taught JKD, & Kali…train in bjj, Muay Thai, Silat and have had several mma coaches. Though the years I’ve condensed things down to it’s simplest, most direct principles. Those learned from street, mma & full contact stick fights. Experience is a great teacher. Keep passing the knowledge.
I also like that you mentioned the cognitive thing. When your adrenaline is high, and you’re angry… or you’re scared, It could be chaos. But generally not the entire confrontation. But the more you pressure test techniques, the more you increase your ability to pull them off in a high stress scenario. I tell the guys, pressure test, or another word I use is adrenalize the technique.
Great video with lots of high valuable advices as always. Some would call it the H-Bomb 👊
Much appreciated!
Thank you all the way from new jersey
You are welcome!
7:05 The focus on your guy to handle your power lmao. God bless
Edit : your missing knuckle has convinced me to use the first two knuckles ! I took it upon myself to use the last 3 knuckles so to keep my wrist straight and be able to shoot punches without having to think about my final hand position. I can transport alot of power like that, i think it's ok with boxing gloves, but not with bare knuckles
Our classical Okinawan karate punches like this - two knuckle, bones aligned for strength, power generates from the ground. Cool! We also teach that punching is not the most effective - broken bones etc., punching the head. If you punch, punch to the throat. Open hands are effective. Nice vids.
Awesome! Thank you!
This dude has to be the scariest Dutchman since Bas Rutten
Haha no there are much more scarier people that I know🤣 happy holidays!
Hello UC, do you consider making more videos about punching for self defence?
Hunt king do called it the rising tweak punch, executed from the unguard or unguard arms. the rising tweak punch is never executed in a haymaker. this tweak punch can be executed right close to the opponent body, an example, double striking with the same right arm, a close (body) right punch to executing a second punch with a tweak punch.
Really good channel 👍
Thank you! 👍
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That's how I was taught decades ago to punch in Tang Soo Do. If you have a laser straight punch with that twist and hit with the two knuckles it can do some serious damage.
I started TKD training in 1973. Punching and conditioning of the fist was emphasized back then. When I took up boxing it was easy to transfer the concepts of bare handed punching. Pure western boxing offers much more than punching techniques though.
just came across this channel.... good material had a question the technique that you are using to punch is it the same technique that is used in "systema"....I ask because not every guy can generate the power to knock someone out on the first punch.
Marry Christmas and Happy Holidays.
Regarding the knuckles Jack Dempsey would have disagreed with you , and he started out as a bare knuckle fighter .
Cool story, but basic biology would disagree with Dempsey. The first two knuckles backed by the radial column is the strongest combination in structural integrity by far.
@@russoprimera I respectfully disagree . When your pinkie lines up with your underarm your wrist is much more stable than when your index finger lines up with your underarm . Try doing push ups with your fists in both positions or try pushing a wall with your body in the straight left position ( the fist in a vertical position ) , as Dempsey recommended in his book . I found that the former was more stable than the latter . In my opinion boxers started to punch with the top two knuckles when taping was introduced , which changed the whole dynamics of impact on the wrists .
@@carlox1266 The vast majority of boxer fractures occur to the bones on the pinky, followed by the ring finger. Look at any bouncer and the vast majority of them have damage to their pinky and ring finger knuckles from punching guys in the face. The wrist impact is way less of a factor compared to how badly you'll destroy the bones in your hand when you land with too much force on the ring & pinky fingers. This is proven through statistics on boxer fractures. Just because Dempsey said something doesn't mean it's automatically true, even though he had many great strategies and techniques. We know from medical statistics that index & middle finger are vastly less likely to break than pinky & ring finger from punching.
@@Shacksies Like I said , the guy started out as a bare knuckle boxer , so he must know something about the subject . By the way , he did say that one should hit with all for knuckles . However I did not know that most boxer fractures are of the bottom two knuckles . As devil's advocate I would theorise that since most people are trained to hit with their top two knuckles breaking the bottom ones indicates that they missed with the top ones and landed with the bottoms ones without the wrist being in the right position to support them , thereby causing them to break . But , hey , what do I know , it was just something I read and played around with . The bouncer's that I used to know didn't have boxer's fractures .
@@russoprimerathis dude knows more than Jack Dempsey 😮
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Danke!!!
Caught my attention and watched the video. I'm a fan.
I appreciate that!
1:45 Leading with that left hand followed up with the rotated two knuckle punch is pretty much a standard in Japanese and Korean martial arts. You see it in the katas(forms) all the time.
I did the same thing in bare knuckle matches a lot too, so I know from experience that you’re teaching the right thing.
The only thing I have to add is that you need a LOT of repetition to make it automatic.
I think thats why some of these commenters saying they broke their hand had that happen. Not putting in the time for the drills.
Watching your video was enjoyable for two main reasons. First, it’s proof that the Japanese and Koreans knew what they were doing when they make these forms, and second, Chinese iron palm conditioning really does work.
Breaking your knuckles or wrist is from not taking the time for proper training and conditioning. It’s as simple as that.
thanks for the info, should hit and condition all for knuckles though ? i know karatekas often use only the first two ?
Спасибо.
This is the way
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Hi mentor , you're a badass and adroit street fighter, thanks for your video , and please please show us about your real other experiences like this video. Nicejob
That is how it's DINE!!!
thanks my friend. 🤘🏻
You are welcome!!
Added advantage -You can shift from strike to control grab naturally.
Absolutely!
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My middle hand bone was splitted, i got into a brawl in a disco cause of my chick... I knocked two of them and the third one i hit so hard at his front head then my hand was gone... I finished the fight with my weak and uncoordinated hand... 4 years later i have fear to punch with this hand... ❤
My cave man brain likes simple techniques
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this is how jack dempsy taught to punch.
He did? Awesome!
it was in his book. he even covered an exercise to help you develop it. it would in doing a one handed press uf from a wall rather than the florr using the first two knuckles. doing so would help you istinclty keep that straight line all the way down from elbow to knuckles
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With that overhand punch, it's much more natural and safe to punch with your open palm.
I literally always teach the open hand. But the context why I use closed fist is clearly explained in the video.
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can you punch with all four knuckles ? i want all 4 of them to get bigger
Even if you didn't know who he was, what idiot is going to pick a fight with Michiel?!?
The problem I face is always the ones that are with more than one subject or under the influence of a substance. Or that combined.
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I'll never understand why these "predators" would try hunt a guy as big as you. Besides, you don't look exactly the vanilla cake kind of guy - no offense. Seriously, that dude had the brain of a nut... hopefully that blow will work as reminder.
Thank you for sharing the overhand for the street. The way it's taught in boxing and MMA involves the turning of your hand in a way that without gloves the small knuckles would clash with the skull. By not rotating as much you manage to "sacrifice the expendable". Thanks for sharing.
what that was who got knoked out looked like earhworm that was lifted standing
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Hello, and Happy Holidays. Thank you for this video, this is good, straight forward advice. I know most of the time you hear to never punch with your knuckles in the street, but I believe, as he stated, with the adrenalin pumping, you will go with what feels natural for most people.
Something I was wondering while watching, and I'm not trying to be a dick, was why you don't train / teach in looser fitting clothing? You were adjusting your pants and t-shirt quite a bit, and it was a little distracting.
🤣🤣🤣 I always train with compression. No fingers get stuck or injured because of that. Yeah I pluck my clothing a lot it seems. 🤣🤣
Ist der Trainer Niederländer ? Er hat so einen Akzent.
Yes..I’m Dutch
Sir you are great But understand what is Krav Maga works and it's extremely dangerous.I am a 3rd Dan Black Belt in Krav Maga.
How can you have a dan? It’s not a martial arts. I think that’s one of the problems. Belts in Krav Maga. It’s not collection of techniques. I invite every black belt Krav Maga into my training location for a realistic stress test. And see how much of there black belt techniques come out. And by the way..there is good and bad Krav Maga. Same like there is good and bad combatives. I’m a Krav Maga instructor myself too. From the curriculum of Branimir Tudjan. No belts. Just boxing,wrestling and realistic disarming.
Who would fight this guy?
You would be surprised how many people take you kindness/de-escalation for weakness.
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You must be Bas Rutten's nephew ;)
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Love these videos. Love the energy and focus of Michiel. I have one problem - maybe some one can help me???
Michiel is a huge guy: very well built - massive chest and biceps. So of course all this stuff WILL work for him. In fact, with zero fighting training, Michiel would be very well able to defend himself simply due to his size and strength.
How about a smaller person, though? When his students - who are normal-sized - demonstrate the same techniques, they do NOT look anywhere near as effective. I am a short person - this concerns me!
I'm not referring to this video alone - I'm more referring to many of Michiel's past videos with more unorthodox techniques demonstrated - thrusting forward with the elbow from a covered-up guard etc. Looks GREAT when Michiel does it! But he's always doing it against a much smaller person - and I've never, ever seen that used in a real-life encounter - or in any of the 1000s of videos of real fights on RUclips.
I would love to hear a comment from some one who knows about real-life encounters: like a bouncer with 20-40 years of experience. What is your assessment of the techniques that are taught on this channel?
I teach combatives. Designed for everyone. Simple concepts. Gross motor skill only. With the most important part mindset. And a pro-active dynamic. If anything works for a smaller or weaker individual this is it! I train their mindset to be predatory. And to go first! All the technical rubbish online will disappear under real stress. So mindset and gross motor skills only fueled with clinical aggression. I don’t want to be reactive if someone is stronger then me.
You assumption about me are not correct. You see a lifetime of training and real life experience. But you forget that the threats I deal with are also big. Multiples and weapons are often present. Also here is comes down to the right tactics and mindset. Only with these elements a weaker individual could prevail: the right awareness and pre-threat cue recognition, mindset, pre-emption and gross motor skills. And yes..people still need to train. I saw big bodybuilding types getting hurt bad. Also they need skill and mindset. The only advantage they have is that the majority of people thinks they are dangerous. But there are a lot of people (me included) that see all that muscles as not relevant or adding up their ability. Often the opposite is true. It’s in their way. By the way..in this video you see me hitting one down. But after that I need to eliminate another threat. Plus they said they had a gun..I’m not showing this because I’m not proud of me hurting two people. Again…multiples with a potential weapon.
@@schoolofselfprotection Thank you very much for your reply. As I say, I love your videos - and I intend no criticism of yourself. As a smaller person, I have a little difficulty in visualising how some of the techniques would work for me. Thanks again - best regards!
You should see some of my students brother. They are smaller but very dangerous. Your mindset needs some work. Would love to meet you one day! I appriciate your comment. @@Midwinter2
@@schoolofselfprotection Thank you very much! That's great to hear! Well, hopefully I will be able to drop in to you one day!
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Like Khabib says, where did you do street fight, whan in your country if you fight you go to jail 😂
Yes. Jail is almost always present.
Sorry but turning your hand all the way over like that is not a good idea, I did it once when not thinking about my technique and broke my hand. In the video example you show if you slow it down you don't turn your hand over like that you connect with your knuckles in a more vertical line. Its fine when hitting pads but if you connect with their cheekbone like I did you're gonna hurt yourself as much as them.
Because you messed it up you think it’s not legit anymore? Maybe it was you? Did you not see mee connecting with a real head? You should hit with open hand anyway. I showed you reason with closed fist in the video.
If you hitting correct, it is not a problem to turning the hand. The most important thing is to land fast,hard and get the hell away😊
@user-ev9jk3bh1f that's the point this is not hitting correct, the reason to hit with the two knuckles he is showing in the video is so the bones in your hand line up with your arm so the shock doesn't break them. Breaking the bone in you hand that runs behind your little finger knuckle is a common boxers injury for this reason.
Knuckles hitting someone’s mouth can result in knuckles being busted by teeth leading to nasty infections and tendon damage. Flat hand safest option in street fight.
Yes like I always teach. But I explained the context in this video. Knuckles where better in this case.
You see the very technical direct punch of the street footage and then the flappy all around tries at heymakers from the students lol
They at least are training and learning
lol the last punch is BS, telegraphed from miles away
🤣🤣🤣 and still they are ALL knocked down!! You specialist never had a real conflict do you? Expert 🤣🤣
@@schoolofselfprotection I've been in street fights and seen tons of them, you think you're the only guy on the planet who fought or what? Who are even you, besides being an iNtErNet BloGgeR? Are you a military instructor who teaches special forces? A well known bare knuckle fighter? A football hooligan? Even looking at your face I can clearly tell you haven't been punched much. You only fought guys with no fighting experience right? That's why "they are all knocked down" lmao you're funny
Sorry. Incorrect regarding the knuckle. The knuckle to land with is NOT the first two. To do this, you have to turn your fist slightly outwards, thus greatly risking a wrist injury. The knuckle that is the natural power-line, is actually the 4th knuckle, also known as the ring knuckle. Here, the wrist remains flat, without any twist to it.
With your wide hook, turning your hand inwards, switches off the power-line, as it disengages the bicep. Alternatively, you can land using the mid-knuckles..or.. hamner fist.
The jab was goid abd your absolutely correct to use it inorder to set up the backhand. You can greatly increse the speed of your attack by fainting that jab out to about 80%.
Ok expert. I totally changed my opinion now. Thank you for this lifesaver. You should do a RUclips channel yourself. Show the people what is BEST and BETTER. Also add some real life stuff. Otherwise it’s only keyboard talk. And nobody wants this. You go expert!
I have to disagree here. I did a lot of bare knuckle fighting, and I used the front two knuckle classic Japanese straight punch a lot, and I was ok.
Good advice but im a krav maga teacher. Trust me. A krav maga teacher Who teaches to punch as you demonstrated- is no krav maga teacher.
I would say 80% cannot hit. All over Europe. It’s the commercial Krav that is so bad it’s painful. Of course there is very good Krav Maga too.
@@schoolofselfprotection you said it correctly. Commercial.
This guys just bully thug with an 80s hair cut 😡
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Rotating isnt only unnecessary, itll actually hurt your knuckes way more easily. Come on dude. Bad advice. Guy looks like he can fight but i really wonder how many street fights hes even been in
Im also not saying he wouldnt kick my ass in a street fight, he probably would (hes got at least 30-40lbs on me). Still bad advice though. And that overhand he throws will get your hand broken SO FAST. I know because ive done it several times. Youre reducing the surface area of the impact and youre GOING to break your shit. Im sure his knuckles are built up and strong enough to do this, but 99% of people dont have that. And in my case, once you start breaking that, it actually gets worse and worse over time plus it gets sensitive to the point of feeling pain with slight pressure. This is a BAD tutorial.
🤣🤣🤣I show you me doing it. Now you do this same. Don’t talk. Show. Muppet. Show “ how it’s done”. Before acting all expert. Now continue to eat your Twinkie.
Good stuff. But there's a lot of physiology to say that impacting with the vertical fist is more stable and resilient.
Ask the subject that on the floor if it’s good enough. 😅
@@schoolofselfprotection Oh dear! I wasn't criticising you, but as a bare knuckle practitioner, I was just suggesting a tweak to your style to protect your hand.
@@DaveCollins123 brother I love all feedback and didn’t mean it in a bad way. I’m here to learn from everyone! Thanks for your message 🙏🏻
@@schoolofselfprotection You might find this useful as it goes into the anatomy and physics very well: ruclips.net/video/glMomlV-tbI/видео.html
The only chanel that lresent realistic situation
Thank you very much!