How to throw someone to the floor in 2 seconds

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  • Опубликовано: 20 янв 2025

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  • @Aikidoflow
    @Aikidoflow  4 года назад +128

    Go have a look at our Instagram, we are ramping it up with cool content! Link is in the description

  • @bunnymon8315
    @bunnymon8315 4 года назад +770

    Gonna use this on my sibling

  • @kirneyc.thibodeaux649
    @kirneyc.thibodeaux649 2 года назад +6

    Control the neck you control the opponent. I eat sleep and breath this stuff. I'm also a survival instructor for 32 years. I still do military hikes. I'm 64 year's old. Love my life.
    Charles

  • @jordonwatson8331
    @jordonwatson8331 4 года назад +229

    I’m in year 6 ad someone sent this vid out to the whole class😂 now we’re all doing it to each other and learning other moves to win against other people. Our school has turned into a mma ring 😂😂😬

    • @pthreelarry
      @pthreelarry 4 года назад +16

      y6 lmao

    • @ahnv1891
      @ahnv1891 4 года назад +7

      @@pthreelarry he leads to concentrate on his sats instead😂

    • @pthreelarry
      @pthreelarry 4 года назад +1

      @@ahnv1891 yh

    • @YoungGp
      @YoungGp 4 года назад +1

      I’m done 😭

    • @YoungGp
      @YoungGp 4 года назад

      @@menace6734 😭😂

  • @OGFC
    @OGFC 4 года назад +23

    Hey guys. I’ve been in the infantry, a police officer and wish I had known about aikido. Now I’m near 70 but still healthy and active. I like your philosophy of short and fast fighting. I’m too old to go three rounds and thugs nowadays usually come in groups of 2-3. In Texas I legally carry but I know from experience that it can happen close and quick. A fast take down may give me a chance to get out of the danger zone. Always, looking forward for your next video. Thanks Charlie

    • @sandronickeljenkins1589
      @sandronickeljenkins1589 2 года назад +1

      Thank you for your service and bravery

    • @2judahbosh
      @2judahbosh Год назад +1

      thank you for your service
      theres still a lot to learn in life no matter what age i hope you live a peaceful life in comfort

    • @OGFC
      @OGFC Год назад +1

      @@2judahbosh haha. The Chinese have a curse, “ may you lead an exciting life”. I like peaceful times but life always throws something “exciting “ my way.

  • @benphilp8808
    @benphilp8808 3 года назад +9

    This guy remids me so much of an old friend i used to have. I love the tequniques he uses to take people down and his accent is great and it's great hearing him say aikidoflow at the start of every video.

  • @YoungGp
    @YoungGp 4 года назад +26

    1:17 for a min I thought my mans had bars when he started with “I’m old school “😭😂

  • @BassRTA84
    @BassRTA84 4 года назад +25

    Its a nice little technique. Don't need too much to push them down, as they probably wont expect it. Just note, if you got 100% with this in a fight, they may hit their head ready bad, and the intended isn't to accidentally kill someone. Stay safe people's

    • @glennrobinson7193
      @glennrobinson7193 4 года назад +4

      SpitRoast. You're right. Better to go nice and easy on him. Never mind that he may be intent on killing you.
      I don't think you've heard, I'd rather be tried by 6 than be carried by 12.

    • @manofkentcatapultsgunsando5069
      @manofkentcatapultsgunsando5069 4 года назад

      @@glennrobinson7193 Excellent Answer

  • @yussuqmadiq5274
    @yussuqmadiq5274 4 года назад +55

    I'm old school too. Back in my day, we tend to box it out behind our school after classes, shake each other's hands and go to our local fast food joint. It was a more honorable times.

    • @NabilAbdulrashidComedy
      @NabilAbdulrashidComedy 4 года назад +4

      yussuq madiq those times are a myth.. people have always killed each other. Media just makes more of a fuss now

    • @yussuqmadiq5274
      @yussuqmadiq5274 4 года назад +6

      @@NabilAbdulrashidComedy Hey I was talking about my old high school brawl. It was normal for boys to see who will blink. Those who run away from a fight were seen as weak, and tends to be bullied.No "safe spaces" and we laugh at people who talks about feelings or call people racists if they disagree with them.
      Those were the times when boys training to be real men who can face the harsh reality.

    • @NabilAbdulrashidComedy
      @NabilAbdulrashidComedy 4 года назад +5

      yussuq madiq Lol cool story bro.. you guys laughed at people who talked about feelings but leave your life story in RUclips comment sections 😂🤦🏿‍♂️

    • @yussuqmadiq5274
      @yussuqmadiq5274 4 года назад +2

      @@NabilAbdulrashidComedy Oh I wasn't talking about my life story. I was talking about what you called mythical, which was very common in my time. That was a typical 90's experience.
      Good times.

    • @ssssSTopmotion
      @ssssSTopmotion 4 года назад

      We still do that

  • @mayugzyt2964
    @mayugzyt2964 2 года назад +1

    Thanks bro my grandma didn’t stand a chance

  • @234doit
    @234doit Год назад +2

    My daughter goes to a playgroup. I have told her to forgive just once. So if any kid messes with her, she just throws that kid to the floor. Every kid in her class knows not to mess with her. The teacher did call me once to complain. I told her, I cannot tell my kid to always be nice and get beaten up. It is natural for her to defend herself, that's your job to prevent that from happening.

  • @glennrobinson7193
    @glennrobinson7193 4 года назад +37

    That's right, no such thing as queensbury rules these days in the streets

  • @nevilleparis3932
    @nevilleparis3932 4 года назад +47

    Been subscribed for sometime now. Your technique is solid, nothing flashy but yet effective. Real life situations are not like the movies, you adapted accordingly. Great stuff keep them coming.

    • @JojohnWick
      @JojohnWick 2 года назад

      Martial arts also different with street fighting. Street fight always prioritize groin area kick 🤣

    • @nevilleparis3932
      @nevilleparis3932 2 года назад

      @@JojohnWick not against an MMA fighter you won't

  • @nightrider1468
    @nightrider1468 4 года назад +26

    I like that you guys dont concentrate only on the techniques but also pay attention to the social changes

  • @aaronaustrie
    @aaronaustrie 4 года назад +6

    Watching how to do something is one thing but is only when one actually gets a trainer/coach u see they actually understand how to go about doing something

  • @hypersmudge1
    @hypersmudge1 4 года назад +6

    Very simple, but effective technique! Thank you. Great videos!

  • @jeffreyfigueiredo1740
    @jeffreyfigueiredo1740 4 года назад +11

    Fantastic video by Azu! Great technique and hip as well as body position. Simple yet effective 👍🏾

  • @John-ob7dh
    @John-ob7dh 4 года назад +13

    I used to use a similar move in the dojo when the guy I was sparring with would turn his back for a back kick or spinning kick , I would step into him fast and hit him ( pull the punch ) on the back of the neck .The natural instinct is to step back out the way ,but we were taught the opposite.Good move under the chin as a palm heel strike under the chin can kill .But if I was in a life threatening situation and could not get away I would do it it possible.

    • @safdarkh786
      @safdarkh786 4 года назад

      Its effective. But it wont kill

    • @gregorymoats4007
      @gregorymoats4007 3 года назад

      @@safdarkh786 yes it can. If you drive the palm under the chin hard, fast, with follow through the body will flip over the leg/hip with the back of the head hitting the ground first and bouncing. Traumatic brain injury if not death. This is why he said you’re now ready for this. It requires a level of restraint. It’s also why he said it will be a while before they get up....if ever

    • @safdarkh786
      @safdarkh786 3 года назад

      @@gregorymoats4007 Thats not how the human body works. You cant flip someone of your own size with thrusting with palm heelstrike. Unless you have significant size advantage of course!.

  • @nafisamohamed375
    @nafisamohamed375 4 года назад +1

    Aikido always work in a real fight. Be water my friend good luck

  • @davidwilliams4837
    @davidwilliams4837 4 года назад +14

    Wing Chun is a great "bridge" [entry] into Aikido techniques. Head/neck throws are underrated. Love your channel.

    • @azuspointofview5110
      @azuspointofview5110 4 года назад +3

      Thanks mate.

    • @ninjahombrepalito1721
      @ninjahombrepalito1721 4 года назад +1

      Not sure if underrated or overestimated. They seem very effective, just harder to effectively pull off.

    • @sabre22b
      @sabre22b 4 года назад +1

      I practice them both and it's very strange. I think perhaps they were separated as children. Very different, but complement each other brilliantly.p.s.liked the "bridge" pun.

    • @unsaved2trappy307
      @unsaved2trappy307 4 года назад

      Wing chun is a joke

  • @martialartscenterjkd5130
    @martialartscenterjkd5130 4 года назад +13

    Aikido come to life.. nice!!

  • @Joesaje179
    @Joesaje179 4 года назад

    You're absolutely right . Aikido needed to evolve and it did thanks to you guys

  • @GeorgeJansen
    @GeorgeJansen 4 года назад +16

    4:13. Love that primary directive Just Walk Away. Secondary is to take their funky ass down swiftly. 👇👇👇❤️❤️❤️❤️💞♥️♥️

  • @roberttaylor2507
    @roberttaylor2507 4 года назад +1

    Thanks Azu ...trying to get my two sons back into Martial Arts ...did Wing Chun...now for Akido.

    • @lionsden4563
      @lionsden4563 4 года назад

      Put your son's into Boxing or Wrestling mate. Its way more effective than Wing Chun or Aikido by miles.

    • @azuspointofview5110
      @azuspointofview5110 4 года назад +2

      It's hard to keep kids focused but hopefully they will be enthusiastic to learn. Show them some videos and maybe they will embrace it.

  • @TheSaboteurLT
    @TheSaboteurLT 3 года назад +2

    Now I'ma go take down that bully next time he swings at me, thank you

    • @xix8165
      @xix8165 3 года назад +1

      Good luck bro

    • @TheSaboteurLT
      @TheSaboteurLT 3 года назад

      @@xix8165 LMFAO HE TOLD ME TO MEET HIM AFTER SCHOOL AT A BASEBALL FIELD AND NEVER SHOWED UP

  • @CinimodNorton
    @CinimodNorton 4 года назад +2

    You earned my subscription. Good stuff first time I watched.

  • @martialartscenterjkd5130
    @martialartscenterjkd5130 4 года назад +15

    Aikido is a life..

  • @Conqueror69
    @Conqueror69 Год назад +1

    Nan is not gonna sleep well after this one lads

  • @stefanschleps8758
    @stefanschleps8758 4 года назад +24

    Thank you. The first movement is one I teach to students after a few years. Once I feel they can be trusted. This is a Chin-Na lock of the cervical vertibrae. It works with little effort and is very effective. You can find the root of this technique in the Yang style of Tai Chi Ch'uan where it hides out as Step Back Repulse Monkey. There are of course a few minor adjustments that can be made increasing its lethality, and opening up greater opportunities for its use. Of course the local idiot will say something stupid like" Everyones got a plan until they get punched in the face". Its true. But Mike Tyson was and is an expert in his field. The local idiot is hardly competent in even basic technique. And it is just such a fool this technique proves most satisfying to use against.
    Or something else. Theres always something else. Thanks homeboy. Love your expression of Aikido.
    Peace.
    Laoshr #60
    Ching Yi Kung Fu Association

    • @rogerhudson9732
      @rogerhudson9732 4 года назад +1

      Unfortunately the lock of the cervical vertibra can turn into the BREAK of the vertibra too easily, we then see you in court.

    • @frederickmorton275
      @frederickmorton275 3 года назад +1

      let me be a local fool for a minute: it's not only that punch will change the initial plan you had for the fight but every movement of your opponent will also change your initial plan. nobody will give you that takedown that easily, you will have to set it up and even then you might have to go for something else instead. we are talking about 2 constantly moving bodies not some stiff immobilised objects. pull it off in actual sparring against the person that doesn't want to give that. better yet, go to judo class MMA class and try it even with someone that trained for few months just. good luck - your bubble will burst in a matter of seconds

  • @domxem5551
    @domxem5551 Год назад

    This dark season was so helpful at that time, and it is still

  • @sheldonharvey8306
    @sheldonharvey8306 4 года назад +7

    Thank you for the video. Useful, as always. I miss "Jason's Flow" at the opening and closing of the videos. As good as the applied Aikido is, the music is very soothing and moving.

  • @Augotron
    @Augotron 2 года назад +1

    I need this for the loser that keeps touching me in school

  • @greggriffiths9053
    @greggriffiths9053 11 месяцев назад

    Thanks that's exactly my problem I get frustrated with missing the notes I'm trying to play and feel like giving up but your lesson is exactly what I have to do

  • @Cab0408
    @Cab0408 4 года назад +1

    Good shit Azu. The good old Chin Jab. Can’t beat the classics.
    Unfortunately the “Let’s see it in the cage” crowd can’t or won’t understand the real world concepts behind the application of the move. Even though you clearly explained it...kids; what can I say🤷🏾‍♂️

  • @brianlmeyers6169
    @brianlmeyers6169 4 года назад +1

    Thanks, Azu. Insightful as always. And I'm inspired by the backyard dojo.

  • @tjbiker49
    @tjbiker49 4 года назад +1

    Thank You for showing this . . . Nicely done and I like your style.

  • @hakanjohansson3722
    @hakanjohansson3722 4 года назад +10

    It looks like a variation of O soto osae. We use it alot in the Swedish Ju-jutsu kai system. We have to be gentle though... falling skills are recuired. This could cause a whiplash during knockout. Thanks for your videos an opinions! Greetings from Håkan, Sweden

    • @Die7Ringe
      @Die7Ringe 4 года назад

      You are right - the thrust on the head can lead to KO. So it is important to know that the hands may just guide the opponent. The hip and the twist are the source of power here.
      No twist, no "bring to the ground"
      PLUS: train is in a real Dojo, and be gentel😁

  • @okish02
    @okish02 4 года назад

    Alot.of what you guys do resembles what we do in Tactical Hapkido. Love your videos. Peace.

  • @curtott3396
    @curtott3396 4 года назад

    Totally correct, and when one is taken (thrown) to the ground, it also has a psychological affect on the mind and body, and the ground (asphalt) is unforgiving.
    Good video.

  • @lilyhallauthor
    @lilyhallauthor Год назад

    Instantly hooked! Thank you so much for this! ❤

  • @justincase2291
    @justincase2291 4 года назад

    Old school. I had a Chief when I first got into the Seabees. My first impression of him was when 2 guys got into a push shove. He came in and said " You two take it behind the building and the loser buys the beer. They did both, and they were great friends after. Chief Holt was always a no BS guy.

  • @drr3275
    @drr3275 4 года назад +2

    Make sure your friend kneels behind your opponent and shove him over.

  • @jaredsworld01
    @jaredsworld01 2 года назад

    I came here for some self defense tips, and got it! But I also got a host with a genuinely cool vibe!

  • @8020drummer
    @8020drummer 4 года назад

    Had to watch this to see if it's plausible. For my money, I wouldn't count on blocking or redirecting that punch at 0:48. But you can achieve the same thing with an arm drag. Then I'd think snapdown, spin to the back. Probably a higher percentage takedown, at least for my slow ass :P

  • @stuartschultz8823
    @stuartschultz8823 4 года назад +1

    I’m glad my instructor doesn’t punch his palm constantly 🤣

  • @neondiamondsaquaberry17
    @neondiamondsaquaberry17 3 года назад

    It helps to have a talk with the assailant first or perhaps show this video and explain to them how you want them fall and comply without resisting. Thanks the video!

  • @richpurslow3283
    @richpurslow3283 4 года назад +1

    decent and useful advice and good move to know, thanks. Love these vids, keep em coming.

  • @jahar1gaming
    @jahar1gaming Год назад

    Thanks, my grandma stood no chance

  • @strikeeagle6871
    @strikeeagle6871 4 года назад +1

    I tried many times to get into self defense but I was always told that I would have all kinds of trouble after a fight with the cops because of my size. Nobody tried me but they wanted to but thought better of it. I love this technique that can end a confrontation very quickly . I am an old dog now but still have some bite left

    • @goncalobaia1574
      @goncalobaia1574 4 года назад +1

      It is more than obvious that there's burocratic problems everywhere, that's nowhere near a reason to not train, that's like saying I want a cool hairstyle but my hair isn't big enough, i should judt cut it all out
      I don't know about you but I personally would rather be in a court with a Lawyer than in a hospital with terminal damage.... Or in a graveyard

    • @strikeeagle6871
      @strikeeagle6871 4 года назад +2

      @@goncalobaia1574 I hear you . I am 6'4" x 275lbs . I was very athletic and played football , basketball in high school and continued to be very active well into my fifties. Damn job kept me at the office for 50-60 hours a week. Retired a few years ago and my goal was to move back to my home state within two years . Between getting my home ready for sale and taking six trips back and forth working with a contractor to build my new home, I got myself in great condition again. I also carry a firearm with me all the time . I am a very confident individual and never put myself in situations that could get out of hand. I haven't drank in 20 years which means I don't do the bar scenes anymore. To be honest with you I am glad I didn't try these different martial arts because at the time I might have used them for the wrong reasons .

  • @kick-n-itwithshng9223
    @kick-n-itwithshng9223 4 года назад +1

    Hey there blessings to you and your family!! It's been a minute but I'm here! Good to see you fam! Great technic I must say!!❤🙏😇👍

  • @2judahbosh
    @2judahbosh Год назад

    keep going brother still supporting

  • @PPBOI66
    @PPBOI66 11 месяцев назад

    This help a lot my grandma didn’t stand a chance

  • @Goalsold
    @Goalsold 4 года назад +1

    Very helpful technique! Thank you!

  • @glennrobinson7193
    @glennrobinson7193 4 года назад

    Every time I've seen a punch thrown on CCTV footage, you just can't see it coming

  • @ΙΩΑΝΝΗΣΓΟΥΖΟΥΑΣΗΣ
    @ΙΩΑΝΝΗΣΓΟΥΖΟΥΑΣΗΣ 4 года назад

    hello teacher. Allow me to add to this unique move an alternative :
    immediately after the block, simply kick his front leg closer to you and i think that's just about where the fight ends with a srtaight punch to the face while he 's on the ground. It happened to me in a real street fight!
    I chose to use the leg kick instead of the face twisting.
    The guy was some 1 feet taller than me, and 40-50 pounds heavier.
    While as i was on my bike at the traffic light, he started swearing at me next to me. He was on a bike too with another lad at the back seat.
    He was caling me names all the time.
    I got off my bike andi tried unsuccesfully ro push him back so to fell off his bike (my biggest mistake) but somehow he grabbed my arms (he was twice as strong as i was) he pushed them back and away, and immediately he managed to strike me twice on the face with a hummering left and right punch right in the left and right eyebrows over my eyes.
    I got sevelrely dizzy. My eyes were swelled immediately. they got dark, & my ears were humming,.
    I was about to pass out, when i gathered all my strengths inside my sou and i managed to stay awake, othewise God knows if he wasn;t carrying a knife and kill me dead spot!!
    So when he thought he could finsih me off as i was woobling all over the place for a moment, he released another hard pair of left & right punches exactly the same way he did first place, right on the face but i saw them coming this time.
    I ducked, i avoided both left & right punches right under his arns, ithen lifted my body up, grabbbed him with both hands by the shirt on his chest, kicked his front leg and i twisted him with my both hands at the same time to the ground, and he slammed down on the ground. like a hippo in the water tank with a big splat.. .
    Immediately i jumped on his belly and managed a punch so hard, i heard the back of his sculp making a goopy moise on the asphalt!
    He went to sleep in blood all over his nostrils... The guy nect to hm who was as big as him, didn;t even come close to takle care of his buddy.

  • @benjaminpujols1914
    @benjaminpujols1914 4 года назад +1

    That was awesome now does aikidoflow have a take down the fence because nowadays people go to attack you they might swing once but they definitely go for the double leg grab to take you down

    • @alanhehe4508
      @alanhehe4508 4 года назад

      There's an Escrima technique called Baliog Pomali that I like as a defense against a take-down. It requires a lot of speed and coordination, though. Sprawling is probably the defense that is most realistic.

  • @Die7Ringe
    @Die7Ringe 4 года назад

    good, open style and great as usual 😁

  • @deakonanaka2286
    @deakonanaka2286 3 года назад

    Me and my friends have mini brawls and I’m bring this to the table

  • @AnotherAltAccountYouDonkey
    @AnotherAltAccountYouDonkey 3 года назад

    Mans gonna use this in the ends

  • @RFFVGAll-Stars
    @RFFVGAll-Stars 4 года назад +1

    Nice Video. Aikidoflow. 👍

  • @adamgoodwin1018
    @adamgoodwin1018 4 года назад

    Another grate video guys ,nice work .was just wondering is there any way you can practice aikido solo training.

  • @1701_FyldeFlyer
    @1701_FyldeFlyer 4 года назад

    Thanks man. Keep up the good work!

  • @brucehillbillybarthalow3786
    @brucehillbillybarthalow3786 4 года назад

    I just came across YOUR channel ! Now I see you in head gear n gloves.dude at martial arts journey didn't have this n said"aikido was a fantasy art"

    • @dijon0810
      @dijon0810 4 года назад

      He also taught it for 10 years or so

  • @mauriciohalo2081
    @mauriciohalo2081 3 года назад

    Ok these is the type of aikido I learned!! Wat I learned was mixed with close quarters combat, yes u can get taking buy real fighter! Like to defend yourself it can work

  • @alanhehe4508
    @alanhehe4508 4 года назад

    That move, or variations on it, is very effective.
    But I say, don't wait for them to attack. Soon as they invade your space, fake a left jab, distracting them, then combine a chin-jab with the sweep/trip. You can move straight in, putting one of your feet between their legs, or to one side, as you strike and push under the chin simultaneously, making sure they trip over your foot/leg.

  • @0CHUCKLENUTz0
    @0CHUCKLENUTz0 3 года назад

    Someone said they were going to fight me at the beginning of school this will help alot

  • @atomicsparks6709
    @atomicsparks6709 4 года назад +10

    As a criminal, I found this very informative. Thank you.
    My victims are very aggressive sometimes when stealing their cars.
    Cheers :-p

  • @kianflaherty9732
    @kianflaherty9732 3 года назад

    Thanks mate for that lession 👍

  • @SKISMONE.666
    @SKISMONE.666 3 года назад

    Once again kick ass or rather ass tossing video. Love ya mate.

  • @Worldwidewhat-wb
    @Worldwidewhat-wb 4 года назад

    Quick tip try get that thumb just under the the front of the chin this will maximize the pain momentum and compliance

  • @glennrobinson7193
    @glennrobinson7193 4 года назад

    We must remember that no way should anyone fight these days as it violates social distancing

  • @Danny-mx9yk
    @Danny-mx9yk 3 года назад +1

    Can someone tell me does it work

  • @bloodhyena
    @bloodhyena 4 года назад

    You spoke the truth ,old dog as well ,and got in to plenty of scraps and ,then it was over and you moved on ,got a bite to eat ,shook hands .all good the next day.

  • @richardsager1723
    @richardsager1723 4 года назад

    Your awesome professor diabolical!
    Keep keep up the great videos, you are helping a lot of people!
    Mahalo Peace God bless!
    Love ❤️ is the answer...

  • @hobomaninabox841
    @hobomaninabox841 2 года назад

    See I like his technique where he comes in as the guy is throwing a punch. But there’s a few different things you can do when you come in as they’re swinging. You can come in as they’re swinging, grab their arm and kick their knee out behind them. They’ll fall on the ground and you like I said you’ll still have their arm in your grasp. So after they fall down you have control of their arm. When they’re on the ground, they’ll be laying on their back. While they’re laying down, you can twist their arm and dislocate it and you can also kick them in the ribs more than likely breaking their ribs with 1 foot and kick them in the face breaking their nose and possibly knocking teeth out their mouth and breaking their nose. Plus also they’re gonna be so busy trying to tap out while you have ahold of their arm as their on the ground but you’ll have control because they won’t be able to move. I would hate to have to do it to someone but if situations like that were to arise then by all means this is something you can also do. But I do like his technique 💯

  • @aaronaustrie
    @aaronaustrie 4 года назад

    Great demonstration bro!

  • @lowestsurvivor8710
    @lowestsurvivor8710 3 года назад

    Thanks I needed this dude kept pushing me in pe,no more I say

  • @Zac--
    @Zac-- 4 года назад +2

    Where’s Ondrej?

  • @annaberastain4428
    @annaberastain4428 2 года назад

    I’m dealing with a psychopath plural

  • @richardsager1723
    @richardsager1723 4 года назад +2

    You guys are amazing you’re just amazing. The good that you’re doing I’m showing a keto is a blessing to all of us. I think the Lord for you guys cause you’re like peaceful warriors, only you inside know when you get a strike or not. thank you brother, God bless all of you! keep up the great videos!!!

  • @barkriverbravo1
    @barkriverbravo1 4 года назад

    Use your left hand also to pull down on shoulder

  • @theguyjailbreak6299
    @theguyjailbreak6299 3 года назад

    thanks dude my grandma wont stand a chance

  • @billhill4929
    @billhill4929 4 года назад

    Good stuff Old School!!!

  • @tvhome8631
    @tvhome8631 3 года назад +1

    Wee ima use this on my school bully. BRO, THANK YOU 🙏 You make me really confident Tysm I appreciate your efforts!

  • @kingoftheswamp4960
    @kingoftheswamp4960 2 года назад

    My grandma didn't see it coming

  • @JuliaLeLay
    @JuliaLeLay Год назад

    Grandma didn't stand a chance

  • @RexxYT159
    @RexxYT159 3 года назад

    Gonna bash the bullies at school up with this. Cheers.

  • @alancat2705
    @alancat2705 4 года назад

    yep iriminage variation of aikido , but it doesn't mattera what it resembles ,same techinque in kali /escrima , but don't matter if you can use it it's yours !

  • @russellbray4594
    @russellbray4594 4 года назад

    Hi Azu, what part of London did you shoot this video?

  • @hectorcoria3650
    @hectorcoria3650 4 года назад

    NEW SUBSCRIBER! Looking forward for more. Thank you.

  • @jackreacher4488
    @jackreacher4488 4 года назад

    I train jujutsu. We have a technique very similar to yours, except we don't grab the chin, but the nose and eyes.
    Awesome stuff, thank you for sharing, please keep it coming.

    • @daffyd5867
      @daffyd5867 4 года назад +1

      I learned something similar. .except it was either a palm to theunder jaw or a throat grab...quite effective.

  • @BlaxkEdits
    @BlaxkEdits Год назад

    My grandma did not stand a chance lmao thanks

  • @jjbangura4343
    @jjbangura4343 3 года назад

    Gonna use this on my sibling no more snitching

  • @bicnarok
    @bicnarok 4 года назад

    Excellent channel.

  • @stephenbates5237
    @stephenbates5237 4 года назад

    They come at you with knives

  • @jeromesparrow4182
    @jeromesparrow4182 4 года назад

    Simple steps to learn ....i love ur videos

  • @gojuboxer4224
    @gojuboxer4224 4 года назад

    Excellent Video.

  • @priestshibe
    @priestshibe Год назад

    Thanks for the tips KSI

  • @carlsocci379
    @carlsocci379 4 года назад

    Great technique, quick and effective!

  • @Judah--YB
    @Judah--YB 4 года назад

    Great council 👍