3 Ways How to End a Fight in Seconds

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  • Опубликовано: 13 май 2024
  • Tony Jeffries shares 3 ways how you can end fights in seconds with 1 move. I am teaching you real self-defense lessons here that you can use in case you need it. I do not recommend fighting someone and I highly recommend to try to de-escalate the situation first and leave unharmed.
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    0:00 3 Ways How to End a Fight in Seconds
    2:04 Punch them at Solar Plexus
    4:51 Open palm slap
    7:06 Headbutt
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  • @Tony_Jeffries
    @Tony_Jeffries  2 года назад +499

    Do you got any questions or video requests? Comment down below!!
    Watch next: Street Fighting Technique | Punch Faster and Harder - ruclips.net/video/lL4AcmEIo20/видео.html

    • @DesmondTV-pn1lg
      @DesmondTV-pn1lg 2 года назад +5

      💪🏿👊🏾🥊

    • @Spears_42
      @Spears_42 2 года назад +2

      U r awesome

    • @davescheffler3383
      @davescheffler3383 2 года назад +3

      how about training to switch from conventional to southpaw and vice versa in a match? thanks. Great stuff!!!

    • @callumthejudo696
      @callumthejudo696 2 года назад

      Been getting back into boxing/kickboxing after a little while I feel my skills have improved through watching loads of videos etc but I'm finding it hard to set up my strikes while sparring as opposed to being able to just go off on a heavy bag. I feel I need to just spar a bit longer as I do feel abit rusty and to get more comfortable so I can see my shot selection faster. Any other tips I'd really appreciate.

    • @ericgatlin6414
      @ericgatlin6414 2 года назад +1

      Just started watching your videos and will keep watching. Great stuff thank you👍

  • @michaelferguson1
    @michaelferguson1 2 года назад +7779

    Now you need to make a video explaining how to defend against someone who watched this video :D

    • @actuallywetsocks2374
      @actuallywetsocks2374 2 года назад +160

      Ankle pick them

    • @spudwifi5042
      @spudwifi5042 2 года назад +396

      Ha ha it's called a gun 😆😆💪

    • @LeaveALikePls
      @LeaveALikePls 2 года назад +26

      😂🤣 You need to go to Wonderboy Thompson's channel for that

    • @davidl3904
      @davidl3904 2 года назад +170

      Watching this in France, counting on the fact that the average French street hood is not watching self defense videos in English 👀🤫

    • @kidimayaomila9864
      @kidimayaomila9864 2 года назад +14

      Is that you warrior?

  • @richykoy
    @richykoy 2 года назад +2190

    just got a fight with a blind man and I used this. He didn't see what's coming, thanks coach

  • @allanjonathan1349
    @allanjonathan1349 Год назад +239

    Thanks Tony
    As a smaller guy, I appreciate the confidence you've given me to defend myself against bullies

    • @GTchum
      @GTchum Год назад +27

      Not to burst your bubble my friend, but a youtube video isn't going to save you. It is better than not knowing nothing, of course, but you should take some lessons with a teacher that can give you feedback.

    • @ShyamKumar-wq7ky
      @ShyamKumar-wq7ky Год назад

      We'll keep a gun....No matter how big a guy is one bullet is what it takes

    • @comfortablynumb8832
      @comfortablynumb8832 Год назад +2

      Don’t try this you have to be very accurate and follow it through with a lot of force, plus you have to factor in what top/ coat etc

    • @epicipodmodz
      @epicipodmodz Год назад

      ​@@bjarkenielsen8515 ez solution, sucker punch and use your precious little legs to get away

    • @MrCat-tb3il
      @MrCat-tb3il 10 месяцев назад +1

      Lol better I don't see you anywhere down the street lil boy

  • @BRIMZ619
    @BRIMZ619 Год назад +249

    As a former boxer myself I totally agree with all those methods. It's funny when my kids wanted to learn to defend themselves I showed them the quick strike to the solarplexes. Exactly the way u showed. It will drop them every time. Thanks 4 the video mate.

    • @Tony_Jeffries
      @Tony_Jeffries  Год назад +20

      Thanks for sharing!

    • @BRIMZ619
      @BRIMZ619 Год назад +7

      @@Tony_Jeffries absolutely. Thank you!

    • @dc4lcorkscrewpatdaGIGA
      @dc4lcorkscrewpatdaGIGA Год назад +4

      @@BRIMZ619 I think some people have a resistance to solar plexus punches. Like having large pectoral muscles or fat layer would help right?

    • @BRIMZ619
      @BRIMZ619 Год назад +11

      @@dc4lcorkscrewpatdaGIGA idk 4 sure..I bodybuild now and at 215lbs my 11 year old can hit me there and it's still debilitating...lol

    • @proxy7874
      @proxy7874 Год назад +7

      @@dc4lcorkscrewpatdaGIGA thnx for the comment section and the video i just did what was told in the video to knock out my ex's current bf. He was confronting with all past bs and i had to do it

  • @MacroMark1
    @MacroMark1 Год назад +786

    I was in martial arts for 5 years, I highly recommend it. Great exercise, teaches techniques like this, and give confidence. Glad I found this. Never too old, I started at 52.

    • @6rnh342
      @6rnh342 Год назад +1

      how you enjoying it man?

    • @caralho5237
      @caralho5237 Год назад +3

      What martial arts? Because some are good and some are useless

    • @CrackM0NKEY
      @CrackM0NKEY Год назад +9

      @@caralho5237 no martial art is useless it is just the practioner that is useless

    • @sekiro7645
      @sekiro7645 Год назад +4

      @@CrackM0NKEY That guy is the same type of guy who says "Capoeira is just a dance" then get one kick from a capoeirista and get the neck broken

    • @sansy279
      @sansy279 Год назад +4

      ​@@sekiro7645 okay but capoeira really is just a dance

  • @jacobjjoseph
    @jacobjjoseph 2 года назад +645

    Tony makin sure we stay safe on these streets🙏🏾

  • @YeshuaIsTheTruth
    @YeshuaIsTheTruth Год назад +25

    I love this channel. It's amazing that we can just tune in and get boxing/self-defense tips and advice from an Olympian medalist boxer literally any time we want. Thanks Tony Jeffries.

  • @Kngzla23
    @Kngzla23 Год назад +37

    I boxed for a few years when I was a young man... I've been watching your content lately and learning some new skills... Thank you brother! Keep the videos coming man... I hate that you hurt your hands, you were on the way to the top no doubt 💯

  • @mukesh.dhimar
    @mukesh.dhimar 2 года назад +888

    "This is for the good guy".
    I love it. Not into fighting at all but recently realised (have always known really) that self defense and knowledge is so important. Some disgusting people out there who will attack you as they don't have a soul or any morals or anything like that.

    • @shaadhosain
      @shaadhosain 2 года назад +60

      thanks, people around my school are very racist, and this one kid always tries to fight me because of attention and picking on me because i never tell him anything, he thought i was weak. I just had a fight with him today and i had him pinned to the ground and said man i don't wanna hurt you lets not fight but as soon as i let him up he started throwing punches again. i know i'm stronger than him and so did everyone who was watching the fight but something in my brain was just not letting me hurt him, and to be honest i want to get rid of that feeling and just become heartless after seeing what happens when you don't wanna hurt someone.

    • @mukesh.dhimar
      @mukesh.dhimar 2 года назад +7

      @@shaadhosain totally understand you. I was the same. Still am sometimes.

    • @graceforged84
      @graceforged84 2 года назад +22

      @@shaadhosain Stay strong. Believe in your strength; your strength to be the one who doesn't hurt the other person, strength in knowing you are the better person, strength in morality and not being a racist fool.
      I do not envy those who have to deal with bigots. I am sorry for the fact you have to. I am a white male over the age of 35. I don't have to deal with this kind of stuff being aimed at me. I do however, stand in front of those who do verbal and physical abuse towards other people who they believe are lower than them. It sickens me.
      We are human, we all deserve love and kindness. I have worked my hands in orthodox boxing and several years of other combat sports. Never have I enjoyed or wanted to be in a street fight, but I will lose an eye or be damaged in a street fight defending those who have been targeted. Especially, if they have not trained to defend themselves physically.
      I hope these words encourage and help you with the painful process of having to deal with fools/bigots. I pray you find peace and don't have to worry about this person giving you the worst of times.
      If you must put hands on this person, do so in a way that shows your strength without damage if possible. If you must, defend yourself to the very best of your abilities. There is no shame in being the one standing over your opponent, especially, if they are in the morally wrong.

    • @sparkysparky999
      @sparkysparky999 Год назад +1

      I hope your being ironic

    • @psychoticamericanteacher
      @psychoticamericanteacher Год назад +9

      Unfortunately, some only learn when you hurt them, and that is the reality of life. I tried to look at it in other ways,but there is no other ways. That's why sometimes war are necessary.

  • @c-nikskemez3982
    @c-nikskemez3982 2 года назад +548

    I love the maturity shown in the messages throughout the video. Constantly reminding people that your actions could have severe consequences. Great to see an accomplished trained fighter acknowledge the dangers of street fighting and recommending to not use potentially deadly force but just enough to end the fight as quickly and safely as possible. Great content!

    • @glffmn2339
      @glffmn2339 2 года назад +9

      he's the best isnt he? rock on Tony Jeffries!

    • @BxngWorld
      @BxngWorld 2 года назад

      Check my latest Vid, got some deadly content on there!

    • @deliq9607
      @deliq9607 2 года назад +1

      C-Nik Skemez Serious consequences, like what? You are gonna die eventually no matter what you do, and if you go to prison, you can have epic battles on regular basis. Sounds like a win to me!

    • @bipoc-alypesproductions198
      @bipoc-alypesproductions198 2 года назад +1

      Holy shit who's mom is this?

    • @steve00alt70
      @steve00alt70 2 года назад

      Yes it will have consequences for your testicles when the prime target is to kick them in the groin as hard as you can. Fight dirty if you cant run away

  • @RichieRich870
    @RichieRich870 Год назад +66

    Love this guy. No bs. straight down to earth. & proper northern. Much respect to you Tony .

    • @richardbaker3000
      @richardbaker3000 Год назад

      Incorrect, you can lawfully throw a pre-emptive strike.

  • @marcpowell1845
    @marcpowell1845 Год назад +7

    Tony… thank you for your video.. I was involved in an incident after watching this video .. I don’t like fighting but I had no option but to defend myself and it worked!!
    You are a top man,👍

  • @psypher8184
    @psypher8184 2 года назад +207

    A good punch to the solar plexus hurts like hell and literally takes your breath away. I practiced mixed martial arts in Thailand years ago. A Thai fighter kicked me in the solar plexus. It dropped me and left me breathless. Needless to say it never happened to me again. Great vid Tony.

    • @idkevko971
      @idkevko971 Год назад +8

      I can relate it hurted like hell

    • @rezartdema2604
      @rezartdema2604 Год назад +1

      @@idkevko971 it happened to me once cause i had an argument with a friend of mine he was littledly 1.97 tall at that time anyways i started punching him and he just throwers that punch in my stomach that hurtes as hell and it lettes u breathless ti

    • @agrippa5643
      @agrippa5643 Год назад +1

      Yeah had one too in highschool. You simply get out of this world, you barely see, you cant breath, your left motionless. Its always worth it to go for it

    • @John-ob7dh
      @John-ob7dh Год назад

      Yes agree .I was taking my 1st degree karate Brown belt and I got hit in the solar plexus .it totally doubled me up.

  • @normanhornstein6818
    @normanhornstein6818 2 года назад +181

    I appreciated the honesty and reasoning of you saying to throw the first punch. Because it’s difficult to want to do the right thing in a situation where someone WILL get hurt. No body out there provoking a street fight is willing to fight fair.

    • @white6delta
      @white6delta 2 года назад +8

      I've always instinctually thrown the first punch when I know for sure I can't talk my way out of it, mostly out of fear of getting seriously hurt.

    • @res0zn4c
      @res0zn4c 2 года назад +20

      All the fights I've lost was cause I didn't throw first punch.

    • @Respirate
      @Respirate 2 года назад +3

      Moral of story is, aggression is key for street fight

    • @raymondrichardson6061
      @raymondrichardson6061 2 года назад +5

      In the UK , the correct term, is " pre emptive strike"

    • @jakeaustin9037
      @jakeaustin9037 2 года назад

      @trey blanton not if the person you just put your hands on spars on a regular basis….the one that doesn’t normally get hit, is done for

  • @Caa310
    @Caa310 Год назад +20

    You make it look so easy. I’ve just started and punching properly is a true art. Thanks so much for the tips- time to practice.

    • @Tony_Jeffries
      @Tony_Jeffries  Год назад +1

      You can do it mate, have you watched this mate? ruclips.net/video/QMxN1BSbTJU/видео.html

    • @Caa310
      @Caa310 Год назад +1

      @@Tony_Jeffries I have now now! Thanks so much Tony.

  • @qbarnes1893
    @qbarnes1893 Год назад +1

    First time I’ve experienced a true gentleman, apart from my father. Your attitude is brilliant, thank you so much, been subject to several bullies, always managed to de escalate the situation but this makes me so much more confident

  • @patrickcollins1855
    @patrickcollins1855 2 года назад +303

    Wow, he is 3000% correct. I learned this move 30yrs ago. I tried it on a friend and he was a huge guy. Well anyway, I didn't even use a full punch and literally knocked his breath out of him. I was amazed it worked. This guy is the first fight instructor I've seen on RUclips to teach this real deal technique.

    • @VII_777
      @VII_777 2 года назад +17

      why 3000 and not 4444

    • @UrGoneConcept
      @UrGoneConcept 2 года назад +16

      @@VII_777 why 4444 and not 5555?

    • @xil4476
      @xil4476 2 года назад +4

      2000000000%

    • @Aeros005
      @Aeros005 2 года назад +2

      My uncle actually taught me this some years back and I used it on quite alot of people.

    • @Ferbes47
      @Ferbes47 2 года назад

      @@VII_777 lol

  • @mvf136
    @mvf136 2 года назад +419

    💯 i have received one of these solar plexus hits unexpectedly. Shortness of breath and defiantly shuts you down. Excellent points here Coach.

    • @catocall7323
      @catocall7323 2 года назад +25

      When I was a kid this was a go to target for us.
      It's excruciatingly painful and it makes it impossible to breath for some seconds. Often we would just crumple into a ball on the floor and there was nothing you could do to not crumple.

    • @Fightingat40
      @Fightingat40 2 года назад +25

      Problem is the attacker needs to be squared up with you for it to be effective. If the guy is in a fighter stance it's not landing.

    • @SL92018
      @SL92018 2 года назад +21

      @@Fightingat40 True, but you can either get yourself into position or manoeuvre to make him get into the right position 👍

    • @Hellenicheavymetal
      @Hellenicheavymetal 2 года назад +20

      @@Fightingat40 yeah most people dont know how to fight though so chances are he wont even be in fighting stance.

    • @chkpnt-fq5rv
      @chkpnt-fq5rv 2 года назад +14

      Thing is, there are no muscles covering the solar plexus so even a big muscled up guy is vulnerable and there's no conditioning they can prepare for being hit there. The slap to head/ear is also good. I actually punch it out almost like a palm strike to the side of the head and at the last minute whip it inwards at the wrist. If cup your palm as your striking and it'll knock them senseless especially if you hit the ear. If I'm up close especially in a clinch I prefer uppercuts and elbows to the chin. The other guy won't see them coming especially if you're pulling their head down with the other hand.

  • @misticformula1485
    @misticformula1485 Год назад +19

    This is good stuff! I grew up practicing martial arts mostly Kenpo and I can tell this is an excellent, right to the point, effective self defense lesson.

  • @marcd1981
    @marcd1981 Год назад +13

    Thank you for this video, Tony. I've trained in martial arts as well as boxing, but I've never headbutted anyone. I like the straight punch to the solar plexus and the open-handed strike to the face / head / ear, but I wouldn't feel confident enough for a headbutt. The eyes, nose and throat have always been what I consider targets, and the open-handed strike (palm heal) to the nose will stop someone in their tracks. And when talking about a street encounter where you are in danger of serious injury or worse, striking the throat should get their attention as well.

    • @bigred1247
      @bigred1247 Год назад

      I have in military combat and trust me comrade it fckn hurts

    • @Kamstarr12
      @Kamstarr12 Год назад

      Did it regularly until got hurt,I got hurt doing it. Just got head butted back

  • @zacharythurman1939
    @zacharythurman1939 2 года назад +304

    If it happens....remember these words when talking to the cops "he was aggressive and approached me, he entered into my personal space and was very threatening and I got scared and defended myself".......and you should be fine.....unless you really stomped his ass!

    • @JOHNSMITH-ym2dk
      @JOHNSMITH-ym2dk 2 года назад +3

      WRONG ANSWER IN MARYLAND NO SUCH THING AS SELF DEFENCE YOU BOTH HIT EACH OTHER YOU BOTH GOING TO JAIL THEN PRISON BECAUSE UP HERE THEY LOVE TO PAD THE CHARGES YOU HIT SOMEONE HERE YOU'LL GET FIRST DEGREE ASSULT SECOND DEGREE ASSULT AND A SHIT LOAD OF OTHER CHARGES

    • @Henry-to6yz
      @Henry-to6yz 2 года назад +55

      @@JOHNSMITH-ym2dk yeah but we're not all in MARYLAND are we bro, so only a wrong answer to you.

    • @JOHNSMITH-ym2dk
      @JOHNSMITH-ym2dk 2 года назад +7

      @@Henry-to6yz TOO ME IT REALLY DON'T MATTER WHAT THE LAW SAYS if SOMEONE GETS IN MY SPACE EVEN AT 52 YEARS OLD THEIR GETTING 1 HELL OF A BEATING

    • @el34glo59
      @el34glo59 2 года назад +38

      @@JOHNSMITH-ym2dk Bro for christ sake, take the caps lock off. No one is going to prison for one fight and just dropping a guy with a body shot.
      Anyway, even if it's that bad in Maryland, leave the scene is more like it. Who's waiting for the cops? Like you said even at 52 you're not taking shit.

    • @JOHNSMITH-ym2dk
      @JOHNSMITH-ym2dk 2 года назад +5

      @@el34glo59 IT'S A small town with 1 stop light so not going to hide here every one knows everyone else

  • @davelundergoesunder
    @davelundergoesunder 2 года назад +281

    Thank you Tony. It is all good advice. Especially to avoid a fight if you can. A kind word turns away wrath. But, like you said, there are bullies out there. The psychology is, they don't really like themselves so they try to hurt somebody else to feel better. If someone is insisting on violence, you need to shut them down to preserve yourself or somebody you care about.

    • @rdj9524
      @rdj9524 2 года назад +7

      Very well said sir!

    • @be7256
      @be7256 2 года назад +11

      So
      Heres a sad thing I learnt a bit ago
      Most Bullies don't actually bully out of insecurity
      They straight up just think they're better than you

    • @staceymoss7029
      @staceymoss7029 2 года назад

      Sola please punch hurts like hell

    • @bradleyb.425
      @bradleyb.425 Год назад +2

      @@be7256 and when they discover otherwise they turn into instant cowards

    • @mylesshelby8052
      @mylesshelby8052 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@be7256Meh. An inflated self-ego is usually a sign of insecurity.

  • @robertpeters8531
    @robertpeters8531 Год назад +2

    Excellent tips there Tony. The legend Geoff Thompson said “ Anybody who gets into a fight for any other reason except their own survival has to really question their sanity”. I agree with that totally and I totally agree with you too. I’d rather throw that punch if de escalation and all else has failed than end up in hospital or worse. Sometimes and this has happened to me theirs no turning someone who has the intention of dancing on your head and it’s all you can do to cover yourself never mind get a punch in. Also anybody who has never been in a real street fight under estimates the sheer fear and adrenaline coursing through your body. Every thing goes out the window unless you’ve drilled those moves over and over again. It’s never like the movies fighting is a pigs ear it’s ugly and brutal and total and utter mayhem just to survive. Take care mate.

  • @uberdonkey9721
    @uberdonkey9721 Год назад +3

    Love what you said.. trying to put someone out of action without permanent damage is what I'm focusing on for my new self defense courses ,(I have 34 yrs experience in fighting and various martial arts).. though my focus is on neck/jaw punches/strikes and rear naked choke.
    You CAN throw the first punch by law, if you believe an immenent threat of violence against you whoch you didn't provoke, but your response has to be appropriate (ie don't kick someone on the ground). Definitely definitely don't get hit first and think you'll react. Being struck could damage you, knock you on the ground and at least it will disorient you allowing them to dominate the fight. Be nice, de-escalate, but strike first (or lead their strike so you can avoid being hit first).
    PS. I've head butted someone as self defense and didn't work, just annoyed them and they hit me with a stool, eh eh

  • @notenlightened
    @notenlightened 2 года назад +22

    Tony you're the absolute best of the self-defense teachers on youtube. You get straight to the point and you give sound, real-world advice. I wish I could visit you in the UK but god knows when I'll be there again

    • @stephenmorris3696
      @stephenmorris3696 2 года назад

      so true, I have learned a lot watching these videos and very humbled, great content

    • @DDNOTICEME
      @DDNOTICEME 2 года назад

      Yes I need this rn

  • @jasonbest1
    @jasonbest1 2 года назад +16

    I’m so excited for the slick “lead hand low” style analysis with Milton Supreme! Defense is my favourite and Milton’s the man!

  • @PTQ4Q4Q4Q4
    @PTQ4Q4Q4Q4 Год назад

    Awesome video, thanks mate. This guy has me, love his energy, vibe, understanding and rationale.

  • @mariovuksanovic5077
    @mariovuksanovic5077 8 месяцев назад

    He is the best coach on the internet....he gets right to the point....and can explain things clearly so even I can understand!!!!

  • @ngyewkheng3523
    @ngyewkheng3523 2 года назад +51

    Can’t stress how good every video is Tony! Love the content as always! Love that every video is in detail! You definitely need more recognition especially with all that hard work you commit to every video! Stay safe as always!

  • @BillLowenburg
    @BillLowenburg 2 года назад +8

    I was an amateur boxer and sparring partner with professionals for six years when I was younger and stupider. Just a related thought here: if you avoid places where young men have been drinking alcohol, your chances of having to physically defend yourself will be reduced by about 99%. I’ve managed to survive for 66 years on this planet without ever having been attacked on the street. Steering clear of potentially violent situations is the best way to stay safe. Are random attacks possible? Do they happen? Yes, of course. Tony gives excellent advice here, provided you have experience delivering hard punches. If not, or if you’re not physically capable, I think my comments above are important to consider. Avoid conflict and dangerous locations. Stay safe and enjoy life. I’ve seen the damage punches can cause and had good friends suffer brain damage from the ring. May you never have to defend yourself.

    • @jakerubino3233
      @jakerubino3233 2 года назад

      Absolute words of wisdom! Couldn’t agree more!

  • @tbone9116
    @tbone9116 Год назад

    Happy New year. Thanks for your dedication and time, truly inspirational.

  • @jamessmith3978
    @jamessmith3978 Год назад +4

    Tony, love your delivery, you are hilarious. Not to denigrate your lesson, very good info, just you do it in a highly entertaining way. Keep up the good work.

  • @Ready4itJH
    @Ready4itJH 2 года назад +42

    1st time here, a great video Tony. Zero BS, no ego, basic but solid advice, and great technique. Together combined in a concise video tutorial, today is a rare attribute. You have a new subscriber
    'He who hesitates meditates horizontally'

  • @ricardotijerina886
    @ricardotijerina886 2 года назад +239

    If an agressive person comes walking to a jab distance, is time to give them some in my opinion. Otherwise it can be a little bit late to defend yourself. 🥊🥊🤷

    • @H33t3Speaks
      @H33t3Speaks 2 года назад +9

      A breaking jab to a vulnerable area 👌🏻🥊

    • @jordanedgeley6601
      @jordanedgeley6601 2 года назад +5

      100 percent

    • @letsgojake.4078
      @letsgojake.4078 2 года назад +1

      Joe Schilling really out here bruh

    • @seriosensey22
      @seriosensey22 2 года назад +12

      Agree, but just a jab is probably not gonna be enough, it is faster, but not strong enough.
      Is good if you use it to distract and then throw a cross.
      (In my opinion)

    • @ricardotijerina886
      @ricardotijerina886 2 года назад +18

      @@seriosensey22 not just a jab. I meant within a jab distance. 🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊🤕😁

  • @barrya2808
    @barrya2808 Год назад

    Thanks Tony, great video, definitely going to stick around to learn more

  • @sergioLombrico
    @sergioLombrico Год назад

    I like this dude! First time here! Nice channel, so valuable for people new to fighting

  • @suhailkaka6250
    @suhailkaka6250 2 года назад +9

    Thanks for always sharing valuable boxing content Tony 👏🏼

  • @fibspapadopoulos7836
    @fibspapadopoulos7836 2 года назад +5

    I loved the "punch lines" at the end of the video! 😃Great sports ethics! Thanks coach!

  • @Pete_Furlong
    @Pete_Furlong 2 месяца назад

    Thank you for being a martial artist starting out with the sane advice of deescalating first.

  • @camliv78
    @camliv78 Год назад +1

    With you on the open handed slap, works well.
    Thanks for the vid, following you now.

  • @onenessseeker5683
    @onenessseeker5683 2 года назад +55

    The reason why I'm mostly watching is to be able to protect my wife & kids even better. iv'e always hurt my hands on their heads so I need to change things up a bit... great video cheers.

    • @gustauimpertinent3575
      @gustauimpertinent3575 2 года назад +29

      On your wife and son head? 🤣🤣🤣

    • @adamharwood5379
      @adamharwood5379 2 года назад +35

      Maybe stop punching your wife and kids.. Def try the open palm slap from now on

    • @jonhaddican268
      @jonhaddican268 2 года назад +2

      @@adamharwood5379 that's too funny

    • @dreadheaddrevapebox6840
      @dreadheaddrevapebox6840 2 года назад +4

      Hahahahaha yeah maybe you shouldn’t be hitting them 😂

    • @crakface
      @crakface 2 года назад

      I'm watching in case I forget to show up to court for deferred speeding tickets and spend a day in the slammer.

  • @marchingwithmilch701
    @marchingwithmilch701 2 года назад +3

    Thanks Tony again for a great video. I've been calling your channel for a while and I really like how you talk to yourself. It's nice learning from a master who has a defensive mind. Greetings from Russia

  • @Hartbreak1
    @Hartbreak1 Год назад +9

    As someone that has been in the receiving end of a punch in the solar plexus many years ago(by a bully) I can confirm that it’ll finish any fight. If the pain doesn’t get them, the total loss of breath control will and if that still isn’t enough very soon they’ll get blurry vision and soon after a whole lot of symptoms because of the pain and oxygen deprivation because of the poor breathing and those symptoms won’t last for a short time. They’ll be suffering the symptoms for hours or more. The thing about that punch is that you need to be relatively accurate. Too high up and you’ll hit the ribs and risk hurting your hands and too low and you’ll hit the belly instead which isn’t as effective.

  • @ExceedAccel
    @ExceedAccel Год назад

    Watched one video today and instantly hooked. 💪🏽

  • @MrInalienable
    @MrInalienable 2 года назад +41

    It's amazing how martial arts are so similar when it comes down to basic techniques, that's a karate chudan zuki, pull back and straight punch to the solar plexus.

    • @sebastianmiranda5076
      @sebastianmiranda5076 2 года назад +2

      Kyokushin classic punch!

    • @zyx7478
      @zyx7478 2 года назад

      Shotokan and Tang Soo Do love this technique

    • @kevinmcgrath127
      @kevinmcgrath127 2 года назад

      Yes…but isn’t taught the fluid way boxing shows…from , fixed, artificial stances

    • @mobiusgrey9522
      @mobiusgrey9522 2 года назад

      I prefer the Hadouken technique

    • @MrInalienable
      @MrInalienable 2 года назад

      @@kevinmcgrath127Not strictly true, as Gichin Funakoshi said "formal stances are for beginners." Higher grades learn to fight in more natural stances. What you see as a beginner or casual viewer is the tip of the iceberg. Think about 4 different people climbing a mountain from different sides, it's only when they get to the top can they see all the sides of the mountain.

  • @SOLIDSNAKE.
    @SOLIDSNAKE. 2 года назад +3

    Thank you so much for the knowledge drop you're an awesome human being for this!

  • @shadowr2d2
    @shadowr2d2 Год назад +1

    Thank you for posting this video. You have a new subscriber. Keep up the great work..

  • @Vinsent1022
    @Vinsent1022 10 месяцев назад

    Great information Tony
    can still remember the pain absolute Nusaia and disorientation, knocks anyone for 6.. Best regards

  • @mohammedicheaib1
    @mohammedicheaib1 2 года назад +12

    Great video as always, Tony. I love the fact that you always say at the begging avoid fighting if you can. Great advice because if you know how to fight and hit someone hard and you don't know who they are and what condition they are in and end up killing someone your F@#$ed.

  • @ArunFF_1913
    @ArunFF_1913 2 года назад +3

    Thanku so much for saving my life A guy from our school wanted to fight with me because we both had crush on same girl and I couldn't escalate from there he came with 4 more boys but came to fight alone and the moment I hit him and he was down on floor all his friends took him and ran away from there .
    You are truly a great leader, mentor and teacher.😃😃😃😃😃😃

  • @ragelord7676
    @ragelord7676 Год назад

    Good advice. The only thing i can't agree on, is the stance. It is important to stand like that if you want to hit really hard, but you are vulnerable to so many other techniques. Thx for the vid and keep making these.

  • @razorblox2818
    @razorblox2818 Год назад

    I love the ending ur amazing bro thank you so much!

  • @gryphusknightmw3
    @gryphusknightmw3 2 года назад +12

    Hello Tony, cheers from Brazil ! I would like to ask if you gone bring analysis on some of the boxe match on the Olympic games this year?? Much love and keep doing this amazing work .

  • @adamkhalil2130
    @adamkhalil2130 2 года назад +41

    I love how genuine his advice is!

  • @robertpillowjr.1672
    @robertpillowjr.1672 Год назад

    I just stumbled on this channel. Good stuff man! I really like your style. When you said, " this is for the good guy. If you're a bully piss off", I knew I was in the right place. "Subscribed"

  • @JR-ws8zy
    @JR-ws8zy Год назад

    You are absolutely correct and it's solid advice! I can tell you that solar plex hit is pure hell when it happens to you. And I slapped a person 40 years ago, just like you demonstrated - I learned later in court that it gave him two black eyes, busted his ear drum and put air bubbles in the fluid sack of his ear canal - the guy couldn't stand up after that and the fight was over - fortunately, he also lost in court. When you compress the air in someone's ear like that it's just like popping a balloons inside of your skull - be careful with that one because if you pop the blood brain barrier that person will die.

  • @reyhaanmohamed4210
    @reyhaanmohamed4210 2 года назад +14

    I love this street fighting tutorials. Self defense advice from a trained fighter. Not something you see everyday 👊

  • @solventabusekills159
    @solventabusekills159 2 года назад +9

    Awesome video, basic yes but essential deffo!! The importance of hip rotation is a must aswell thanks tony 😊

  • @tonykey6453
    @tonykey6453 Год назад

    Wow. Glad I cam across this. What a great bloke.

  • @arzej4729
    @arzej4729 2 года назад +8

    I learned alot from you Tony,
    You gave me tips and steps to follow and they made me stronger. Thank you so much

    • @Tony_Jeffries
      @Tony_Jeffries  2 года назад +1

      Keep it up mate, don't forget to comment ify ou got any questions

  • @systemSkynet
    @systemSkynet 2 года назад +11

    I can't get enough of this channel. Nice one dude

  • @simban00
    @simban00 Год назад

    Just found your Channel. I've done martial arts most of my life a little boxing and sword fighting of which I'm a first degree Dan street terms first degree black belt. Just stumbled across your Channel and I love it I just subscribed to. Keep up the good work my friend. .

    • @Tony_Jeffries
      @Tony_Jeffries  Год назад

      I appreciate it Kirk, yeah more videos to come.

    • @simban00
      @simban00 Год назад

      @@Tony_Jeffries I remember from my kempo karate training, a great strike to immobilize someone with a kick to the side of the knee. What are your thoughts on that my friend?

  • @jacobriis1875
    @jacobriis1875 2 года назад +8

    Im a new subscriber and I like the fact that he was straight to the point, I didnt have to watch 8 minutes of a 9 minute video to get to the point. Thanks for the tips.

    • @Tony_Jeffries
      @Tony_Jeffries  2 года назад +3

      You know what to do right mate?

    • @jacobriis1875
      @jacobriis1875 2 года назад +1

      @@Tony_Jeffries based off of your video yes thanks alot

  • @nickwaldman3487
    @nickwaldman3487 2 года назад +5

    Youre a great educator tony. From one teacher to another, thank u for helping me stay saned durimg lockdown

  • @ramonazteca252
    @ramonazteca252 Год назад

    absolutely correct about the first punch, mate. try to disengage, but then don't hesitate.

  • @Jens1210
    @Jens1210 11 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the help someone at school wants to fight me so I need help because although I do kick boxing I have no proper fight experience and they are bigger so this helped

  • @wizardito7572
    @wizardito7572 2 года назад +30

    Thanks I really appreciate the advice!

  • @lewisatkinson7277
    @lewisatkinson7277 2 года назад +36

    Superb content Tony. From every aspect. Informative and more importantly responsible. Just to note, and I'm sure you know this, but Bas Ruten is a big proponent of the palm strike. He used it to devastating effect throughout his career. Lastly, do you have any videos on defence and counter-striking from a street-fight perspective? To defend against the wild, haymaker type situation? Thanks 🤘

    • @vincedarcy1506
      @vincedarcy1506 Год назад +2

      Keep your hands sprayed out in front of you, classic wax-on wax-off technique works best in the haymaker situation. Keeping your hands up in front of you with open palms gives you the ability to slap/grab/parry punches (or kicks) that may hit you. Practice blocking with your forearm, this is practical in any situation as your arms are you main defence against an unarmed attacker

    • @antimateriel
      @antimateriel Год назад

      Superb content ? Ok the video is well made, but very misleading if we are talking about real life scenarios. My best advice is, learn how to throw powerful straight punches. Learn how to generate massive amounts of kinetic energy. If you are in a street fight, you hit first. Aim for the jaw. The opponent will drop like being hit by a 50BMG bullet. If your opponent is way bigger and more muscular, Its always a good idea to have knuckle dusters in your pockets. If you hit someone with knuckle dusters, make sure you aim for the lower jaw only. If you hit somebody in the head or throat, they might die and you will enjoy prison soup for life. Only use brass knuckles as last resort, they are deadly weapons and should be treated as such. (Other advice such as slapping the opponent is complete bullsh*t. You go ahead...try it and comment later... if you will be able to of course 😉)

  • @websmash9527
    @websmash9527 Год назад

    Bro I like your show you have great advice and teachings, plus I can understand you LOL. but seriously a lot of people who can't defend themselves will be able to well learn something new and helpful very helpful, my dad was a pro boxer he tort me some tricks of the trade. Any ways bro keep up the great stuff. Ozzy man trev.

  • @konstantinlechev
    @konstantinlechev Год назад

    FANTASTIC ADVICE & GREAT VALUABLE BOXING CONTENT, Best regards from Bulgaria

  • @Caz91
    @Caz91 2 года назад +158

    I defended myself with one punch to the solar plexus against my opponent. It Really works! Funny thing is, i was on my Way home from the boxing gym, doing that exact strike and general bodywork. A Lucky break for me Lol.

    • @WonderfulPlan
      @WonderfulPlan 2 года назад +6

      Why did that guy attack you sir?

    • @skar516
      @skar516 2 года назад +4

      Where were you when this happened? So that I know to stay away from such a place of course.

    • @chop-daresistance7514
      @chop-daresistance7514 2 года назад +5

      The close range when the opponent grabs u I would use jiu-jitsu.. I love boxing still but I'm grateful I train in jiu-jitsu as well.. it's a little more difficult in jiu-jitsu when there's a few friends backing him up.. boxing is solid for that.. good to know both arts.. The thing I do love about Jiu Jitsu though is when the opponent grabs you and you know a few moves in a split second you could break his arm... You give him the decision if it gets broken or not... Either he calms down or he continues aggression and he has a broken arm.. We have a saying... Tap or snap... Or tap out or pass out.. and in the court of law he's the one that grabbed me... I was just defending myself

    • @zoarmhirr2964
      @zoarmhirr2964 2 года назад +33

      @@chop-daresistance7514 Bro he didn't ask. Every jiu jitsu guy talks about their art in everything. Hell you probably talk about how you can submit people and dominate them when you are at your wedding ceremony.

    • @kvstles
      @kvstles 2 года назад +13

      @@chop-daresistance7514 honestly jiu jitsu doesn’t work In the streets. Too much crazy movement from both sides on the floor and you’re getting all scraped up from the pavement. You’re gonna get your head bashed in doing jiujitsu

  • @sambakka540
    @sambakka540 2 года назад +4

    Thanks Tony, always coming through with the wise advice!

    • @Tony_Jeffries
      @Tony_Jeffries  2 года назад +1

      If u don’t mind, could u please share this vid on ya social media please. Will really help me out :) All good if not 👊🏻

  • @mrsimo7144
    @mrsimo7144 Год назад

    Best defence, run. Failing that, you're going to get into a fight, so take it to them, quickly. Krav taught me that. Great work.

  • @branknewtheflew2525
    @branknewtheflew2525 Год назад

    Thank you dude I appreciate it cause some dude tried to fight me today and I wasn’t ready I try to promote peace and did not wanna fight but he followed me and was persistent so thanks a lot

    • @Tony_Jeffries
      @Tony_Jeffries  Год назад

      Amazing to hear mate, spread the word Bran

  • @warrenridley5336
    @warrenridley5336 Год назад +18

    Hi Tony, love your videos , I’m a criminal defence solicitor ( and sometime Muay Thai practitioner ) from north east. Just a comment not a criticism , always very difficult to justify a head butt in self defence, use of head is akin to use of weapon , however if you can convince the court it was the only reasonable thing you could do in fearing for your safety then ok. Also you can hit first in self defence. A pre emptive strike if you fear for your immediate safety is allowed but the degree of force used has to be proportionate. If someone is coming at you with violent intent you can hit first in self defence as long as you desist as soon as they retreat. Cheers Mate. w

    • @Yvng_YBK-RRR
      @Yvng_YBK-RRR Год назад

      Think he’s talking about if he’s up in your face

    • @maximan4363
      @maximan4363 Год назад

      Yeah but it's hard to claim self defence in court if you are in to Martial Arts as you should be able to block and de-escalate!

  • @tonesbones502
    @tonesbones502 2 года назад +32

    Another great vid, cheers.
    I have a lot of fighting experience myself, in particular Muay Thai (kick boxing). For me its the lower shin to the balls. If you practice that kick and become good at it that's the fight right there. Going the knuckle in a downward motion to the sternum is also a show stopper but its a bit riskier. Real fights are chaotic and scrappy, I think keeping your head away from the mess is smarter.

  • @nyarlat2609
    @nyarlat2609 Год назад

    one thing i like, having a little wing chun experience, is to keep my blocking hand out, and use that forearm to intercept/strike from the inside of an incoming strike. with my palm facing me, hand in a fist, i can then snap my hips to bring that blocking arm into the opponents face, knuckles first, in a downward strike. faster than they can swing their other arm or recover, opens them up for the same disabling blows mentioned here.
    not so effective though on someone in a tight boxing stance. will definitely check out more of this channel, been teaching my son the basics of boxing, both western and chinese.

  • @harryali9672
    @harryali9672 9 месяцев назад

    Great vid Tony 🤜🏽

  • @travisrenstrom3062
    @travisrenstrom3062 2 года назад +3

    I love this guy! Always make it fun to learn how to throw a poonch! Thanks Tony!

  • @ProgrammedForDamage
    @ProgrammedForDamage Год назад +4

    Getting hit in the solar plexus is no joke! I know from experience it hurts a LOT. Also, kudos for pointing out that de-escalating the situation should be your number 1 priority. No matter how good a fighter you they can still get a lucky punch in.

  • @ananthuskumar1286
    @ananthuskumar1286 Год назад +1

    Mahn i love your videos, keep making them. Lot's of love from India.

  • @justinstuart8382
    @justinstuart8382 Год назад +1

    Good video. Glad you said it because that's exactly where I would hit them and what I would do..interesting we punch in Karate just like that too from the hip and land into it. Open palm slap I used the back of my hand to the ear ! 👊

  • @johnfrymyer8346
    @johnfrymyer8346 2 года назад +11

    I love your video. Thank you. I have 40 years of Martial Arts training and I say that you are spot on on the steps to take in case you do not have an out from the fight. Thank you for sharing

    • @Tony_Jeffries
      @Tony_Jeffries  2 года назад +2

      I appreciate it ma man 👊🏻 Check my video Street Fighting Technique | Punch Faster and Harder ruclips.net/video/lL4AcmEIo20/видео.html

    • @johnfrymyer8346
      @johnfrymyer8346 2 года назад +1

      @@Tony_Jeffries Do you live in teh US? I saw teh Santa Monica Shirt. I live near there

  • @jamesdaltrey2878
    @jamesdaltrey2878 Год назад +6

    I did alot of Karate as a nipper....the first thing we were were taught was that a punch to the " solar plexus " was a finishing punch and from experience on both side of the coin it is ! So great advice Sir !!

    • @Kthomasritchie
      @Kthomasritchie Год назад

      I used to practice Wado-rye Karate. I scored a perfect reverse punch to the solar plexis in competition once. My opponent was finished after that.

  • @fionnmcnessa
    @fionnmcnessa Год назад

    I learned ju-jitsu as I became quite advanced at Muay Thai and held a great record competing in it .
    However I got into a fight and was lucky not to ok killed a guy with a punch lucky enough he came out of intensive care .
    To punch someone the chin now is out of the question for me .
    I like that you showed number one to hit the body .
    Great channel keep up the good work

  • @vespworks
    @vespworks Год назад

    I love this guy. Proper attitude and advice. NO to the f bullies.

  • @c.galindo9639
    @c.galindo9639 2 года назад +9

    Great video Tony. I really like how the first two you focus on throwing an unexpected strike for a one hit KO. That’s usually a key factor when hitting someone for a one hit KO unless they’re freakishly strong or have strong endurance it will take more than that. Either way great video

    • @c.galindo9639
      @c.galindo9639 2 года назад

      @Pablo Escargot perhaps

    • @c.galindo9639
      @c.galindo9639 2 года назад

      @Pablo Escargot nope. I wasn’t saying anything about pro fighting. In any fight the hit that usually KOs someone is the one not seen

    • @c.galindo9639
      @c.galindo9639 2 года назад

      @Pablo Escargot well it pays to be intimidating so those that are no harm or wouldn’t want to mess with you keep themselves at a distance but those who get too close raise the highest suspicion

    • @c.galindo9639
      @c.galindo9639 2 года назад

      @Pablo Escargot I am always good. Thanks and the same to you too

  • @jackseulean8562
    @jackseulean8562 2 года назад +17

    Great job champ you da man could you do one on workouts to improve the jab

    • @Tony_Jeffries
      @Tony_Jeffries  2 года назад +24

      Will add this to my list mate, thanks for the suggestion

  • @sankararajan1731
    @sankararajan1731 Год назад

    Superb piece of Advice. Please share more such videos. ❤❤

  • @moonman535
    @moonman535 Год назад

    Thank you very much for the first advice... Try and avoid the fight... Most grateful for the rest...🙏🙏🙏

  • @jiglei89
    @jiglei89 2 года назад +6

    Amazing video! And than you for telling these kids that the best thing to do is walk away...you don't have to prove anything to anyone. One thing no one ever tells you about fights is that yes, you can get killed easily by getting kicked in the head etc...but you can also kill someone easily in a moment of rage or you can get sued by them and get jail time or fines. The last time I fought I was 21 yrs old at a club, I beat the guy until his eyes rolled back and he was unconscious. It started as self defense and then in a moment of rage I went well above self defense. I will never forget his facial expression when his eyes rolled and I remember the feeling in my gut...i thought i had killed the guy over a stupid argument ata club. He was taken to the hospital and he ended up pressing charges on me. I spent years in and out of court hearings, I now have a record, I didn't do jail time but I did have to pay the guy. That stupid decision cost me years of stress and money. My advice....walk away if you can.

    • @slimpkl1809
      @slimpkl1809 2 года назад

      Nobody wins in a fight, learned that lesson the hard way too. That's all I knew growing up it took me into my early 30's to realize that one sad night.

  • @stevensonchambers5577
    @stevensonchambers5577 2 года назад +73

    The only time I was dropped in sparring was by a punch to the solar plexus that I never saw. The reaction was delayed but I took a knee and needed a minute to catch my breath.

    • @reshad3290
      @reshad3290 2 года назад +5

      I prefer getting a liver shot than in my solar plexus

    • @antemaric4088
      @antemaric4088 2 года назад

      @@reshad3290 its harder to punch

    • @DrRepper
      @DrRepper 2 года назад +4

      @@reshad3290 different kind of pain. You can breathe after a liver shot but it feels like you've been stabbed, and the pain lasts for days if it's a really good one. Not that many people can time and land a left shovel hook with that sort of power without eating a right hand though.

    • @grammarpolice3212
      @grammarpolice3212 2 года назад

      @@DrRepper how about on the neck?

  • @livewithinyourmeans
    @livewithinyourmeans Год назад

    Tony. Thanks for your tips and telling the bullies they are not welcome on your channel.

  • @RF-ub4qf
    @RF-ub4qf Год назад +2

    The way he said “if someone hits me like this I’m done” cracked me up! I love the honesty because a lot of people are intimidated by size!

    • @ronniewamala5768
      @ronniewamala5768 Год назад

      No matter how big the person is, getting hit in the solar plexus takes your breath away, it takes a while to recover from that.

  • @waltercummings9911
    @waltercummings9911 2 года назад +15

    Thanks man you've helped me get rid of my bullies and for that i am grateful 🙏

    • @Tony_Jeffries
      @Tony_Jeffries  2 года назад +7

      Happy to help Walter, take care mate.

  • @hkschubert9938
    @hkschubert9938 Год назад +2

    You're teaching power boxing and that's great. This takes a lot of practice and strength training.
    My own completely successful technique is to use karate to stiffen your fingers first, then shove them deep into your opponents eyes.
    Works like a charm.
    Never fails.
    Nobody expects it.
    They all expect boxing instead.

  • @JOHNABLANK
    @JOHNABLANK Год назад

    Thanks for the tip!

  • @simonfrazer3979
    @simonfrazer3979 2 года назад +7

    Excellent Tony. For all you legal eagles out there or wannabe lawyers; if you are a good guy and you are forced into taking some physical action because you are frightened for your life, then yes you can take reasonable action to escape. This includes hitting or even using items around you. Seen this in court countless times.

    • @silverwhale7474
      @silverwhale7474 Год назад

      100%! Similiar to the "Castle doctrine" protect your house

    • @dicktation_4769
      @dicktation_4769 Год назад

      That is true…but the action you take against the threat must be “reasonable” in ending that threat. It must be reasonable force for the level of threat. The fear of great bodily injury or death must also be “reasonable.” Self-defense is not a catch all just because someone “feels” or perceives a threat.

  • @healhands5760
    @healhands5760 2 года назад +72

    "Boxing is 90% mental
    10% physical"
    - Mike Tyson

    • @chrisleguen2813
      @chrisleguen2813 2 года назад +6

      Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth!

    • @danthadon87
      @danthadon87 2 года назад

      Remind yourself of this when you get a liver shot or a solar plexus blow or a good strike to the jaw. Just tell your body to man up and to stop being a vagina.

    • @healhands5760
      @healhands5760 2 года назад +1

      @@danthadon87 i can tell that you never been in a fight. only true warriors understand this.

    • @healhands5760
      @healhands5760 2 года назад

      @أحمد people who takes things literally has superficial brains or lacking life experiences.

    • @KingSB187
      @KingSB187 2 года назад +5

      @@healhands5760 wrong!
      It's actually...
      'Boxing ith 90% Mental
      10% Pythical'
      😊