I served in the Welsh guards in Iraq and Afghanistan, and im native American Choctaw nation at13 i moved to wales and after a good education went into the army they are the best of the best ,
I watched a Royal Marines unarmed combat demo in Plymouth years ago and while the 4 guys were holding back a wee bit and possibly wearing softer issue boots than normaly worn you could still hear the force of the impacts and see the initial pain caused by the contact and the falls. These marines are tough.
The vast majority of the techniques shown were developed in the opium dens in Shanghai during the years preceding WW2 by the British officer Captain W . E. Fairbairn of the Shanghai Municipal Police who was the first outsider to be awarded the Black Belt in Jiu Jitsu by the Kodakan in Tokyo . The book he compiled " All in Fighting " became the manual for the British Army particularly the elite units . The manual was also later published in the USA as " Get Tough " and formednthe basis of all manuals to follow .
@@paul8161 Of course , no comment is complete without a mention of his partner and once great friend from Shanghai, E. A. Sykes, the Colt and Remington dealer and Soecial in that city . He reportedly left Shanghai during the Japanese invasion with a vessel stuffed full of arms . Joined the SOE here in the UK , penned the CQB manual " Shooting to Live " and went on to form the joint US/UK " Jedburgh ":teams that carried out sterling work behind enemy lines .
@@paul8161 You would be familiar with the Fairbairn-Sykes Commando knife then , this too was a development of the knife carried by the Specials in the Shanghai Municipal Police . My Dad was in 30 AU a special unit formed by Ian Fleming that carried out similar work as the Jedburgh teams .
It's the Museum of Liverpool in the background, the Maritime Museum is a few hundred yards away (kind of to our left as the camera faces). And technically, the water is the Leeds and Liverpool Canal rather than the river, but your knowledge of the area is still very impressive, Connor, considering you live thousands of miles away.
My dad wasBootneck /SBS Commando (RM 24656) HE passed on some years ago........if my father saw this he would say this stuff is rather tame! There is a reason why the advert once said; 99% need not apply and dont even fill in the form!
My great uncle was RMC RSM Training at Achnacarry during the war, I’m very proud of him and love to think of the little guy who was hard as nails training commandos how to survive and win.
Royal Marines don’t play I saw a demo when I was a teenager and they had knives. During the demo one cut the other’s neck just below and behind the ear with a slash. They finished the demo and the one who was cut was laughing and telling us “I told you they were real” 😂😂😂
It's sunny, you're in Liverpool for the day.so...what do you do. You take the family to see 4 marines demonstrate various different ways of damaging their crown jewels (and other important places) for the entertainment of assembled Scousers and visitors. Perfect day out! Seriously though amazing skills.
My son was in the Cdo Demo Team and he always had cracked or broken ribs. No they are not playing at all. The RM's have changed the format and dumbed it down. They work hard and play even harder. Watch an earlier one.
Even with protection that's not going to be fun yes they're goofing around and using some flashy techniques but they are all capable of ruining your day and for a soldier a kick in the spuds is a perfectly valid option.
Connor, gotta tell you several workmates years ago were ex Royal Marines. Yes tough lads but good friendly mates, including an ex SGT Major boss a party animal and so funny.
I grew up just down the road from where this is and can remember those Docks as a kid, just barren wasteland. It's amazing what they have done in our City.
Those are traditional Japanese Ju-Jitsu self defence techniques. Full shoulder, stomach throw, hip throw with cross over arm lock to name a few. I am from Liverpool myself and there are a lot of traditional Japanese Ju-Jitsu clubs around here.
Americans think that RMs are equivalent to USMC. They're not. They are the equivalent of US Army Rangers, or SEAL Teams 1-5, and do exchange programmes with both.
I have to say that I much prefer your "American Reacts" videos to the other one that I have been watching for years (you probably know who I'm talking about) you seem very interested and less entitled, so thanks
@stratoreyener461 I know. And who did they arrest? One 👱♀️ woman who was complaining about it. That's not the people they're talking about when referring to hostile crowds. They mean British people who are voicing their concerns.
Most of these are judo moves - the one where he had him on his foot and took him over the top is called Tomoe nage ( stomach throw ) but is a miss translation as you hook your foot under the groin and lift as dropping back - they don't hurt when thrown as if you look closely you will see them use their arm to distribute the force of the throw into the mat. You will always learn to do this first before learning any throws.
The newer demos seem more watered down. this one is my favourite it’s in two parts the video quality isn’t great due to how old it is but it’s very entertaining the second video they get attacked with chainsaws ruclips.net/video/yHFM8J0OLBo/видео.htmlsi=t_R_XTUF6-Dkw3a9 I can only post one link at a time so I’ll reply with the second link
@gmdhargreaves Try the SAS. They take most of their applications to join the SAS from the RM Commandos or the Paras. You could try a fight with an SAS guy but they are Royal Marine Commandos OR 40 TYPE Paras on frigging steroids, so I've been told. Nobody wants a rumble with an SAS guy. Or maybe you could take out a lot of personal health insurance first.
Mate, my Dad was a Royal Marine, he passed on at 93, he went jogging the day before. Love you Dad ❤
Thats not true though.
@@abrahambrown3063 up yours little man, my old man was twice the man you’ll ever be.
@@nektekket852 But he wasn’t, was he? Just a fantasy, by a fantasist.
@@abrahambrown3063 you should have a little respect, if your mother had change of a twenty, you’d be calling ME Dad…😂😂😂❤️
My daughter is a Royal Marines cadet. Lance Corporal. So proud of her. I know it's not the real thing, but kudos for being there.
Good on her,well done for supporting her, I'm sure she could go into the military if you and her want that, good luck In whatever she ends up doing.
Good luck to her.
I served in the Welsh guards in Iraq and Afghanistan, and im native American Choctaw nation at13 i moved to wales and after a good education went into the army they are the best of the best ,
My mother saw my passing out parade and proudly noticed how I was the only one in step.
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An oldie, but a goodie!
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😂🤣 classic
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Proud to be British right now ! Royal Marines are fantastic. I have seen many programmes about their training, I wouldn't get past the first day !
I watched a Royal Marines unarmed combat demo in Plymouth years ago and while the 4 guys were holding back a wee bit and possibly wearing softer issue boots than normaly worn you could still hear the force of the impacts and see the initial pain caused by the contact and the falls. These marines are tough.
The vast majority of the techniques shown were developed in the opium dens in Shanghai during the years preceding WW2 by the British officer Captain W . E. Fairbairn of the Shanghai Municipal Police who was the first outsider to be awarded the Black Belt in Jiu Jitsu by the Kodakan in Tokyo . The book he compiled " All in Fighting " became the manual for the British Army particularly the elite units . The manual was also later published in the USA as " Get Tough " and formednthe basis of all manuals to follow .
Thankyou for that post that was very interesting 👍.
@@paul8161 Of course , no comment is complete without a mention of his partner and once great friend from Shanghai, E. A. Sykes, the Colt and Remington dealer and Soecial in that city . He reportedly left Shanghai during the Japanese invasion with a vessel stuffed full of arms . Joined the SOE here in the UK , penned the CQB manual " Shooting to Live " and went on to form the joint US/UK " Jedburgh ":teams that carried out sterling work behind enemy lines .
@@georgerobartes2008 many thanks for that I enjoy seeing anything military as my late dad was a royal Marine.
@@paul8161 You would be familiar with the Fairbairn-Sykes Commando knife then , this too was a development of the knife carried by the Specials in the Shanghai Municipal Police . My Dad was in 30 AU a special unit formed by Ian Fleming that carried out similar work as the Jedburgh teams .
@georgerobartes2008 I have heard of it, he was in it as we grew up,and he went onto other military roles.
It's the Museum of Liverpool in the background, the Maritime Museum is a few hundred yards away (kind of to our left as the camera faces). And technically, the water is the Leeds and Liverpool Canal rather than the river, but your knowledge of the area is still very impressive, Connor, considering you live thousands of miles away.
My dad wasBootneck /SBS Commando (RM 24656) HE passed on some years ago........if my father saw this he would say this stuff is rather tame! There is a reason why the advert once said; 99% need not apply and dont even fill in the form!
The marines are amazing. I admire anyone that has the strength of character to become one. It’s not for the faint hearted
God bless the Royal Marines
My great uncle was RMC RSM Training at Achnacarry during the war, I’m very proud of him and love to think of the little guy who was hard as nails training commandos how to survive and win.
Royal Marines don’t play I saw a demo when I was a teenager and they had knives. During the demo one cut the other’s neck just below and behind the ear with a slash. They finished the demo and the one who was cut was laughing and telling us “I told you they were real” 😂😂😂
It's sunny, you're in Liverpool for the day.so...what do you do. You take the family to see 4 marines demonstrate various different ways of damaging their crown jewels (and other important places) for the entertainment of assembled Scousers and visitors. Perfect day out! Seriously though amazing skills.
My son was in the Cdo Demo Team and he always had cracked or broken ribs. No they are not playing at all. The RM's have changed the format and dumbed it down. They work hard and play even harder. Watch an earlier one.
The poor guy that took the kick in the crown jewels 😮.
Even with protection that's not going to be fun yes they're goofing around and using some flashy techniques but they are all capable of ruining your day and for a soldier a kick in the spuds is a perfectly valid option.
9:26
4 finger leg lock 😂
he actually said...
full figure leg lock,
aka
full body leg lock,
as your whole body engages in the lock.
This demonstrates that half the fight is being able to take damage and deal with it. It takes fitness and mental resilience.
Rule No1 is don't stop.
Connor, gotta tell you several workmates years ago were ex Royal Marines. Yes tough lads but good friendly mates, including an ex SGT Major boss a party animal and so funny.
I grew up just down the road from where this is and can remember those Docks as a kid, just barren wasteland. It's amazing what they have done in our City.
Royal Marines are pretty tough chaps, just to receive the vaunted beret is a tough struggle.
Those are traditional Japanese Ju-Jitsu self defence techniques. Full shoulder, stomach throw, hip throw with cross over arm lock to name a few. I am from Liverpool myself and there are a lot of traditional Japanese Ju-Jitsu clubs around here.
Connor take alook at this one Royal Navy & Royal Marines Medical Assistant 191st historic tribute video the medics often get overlooked
Americans think that RMs are equivalent to USMC. They're not. They are the equivalent of US Army Rangers, or SEAL Teams 1-5, and do exchange programmes with both.
Of course they were going to end up in the water, they're marines....clue's in the name mate 😂😂
Figure 4 leg lock, the opponents legs are locked in the shape of the number 4...
@1:58 he actually hurt the other guy, lifted him too high and he gell on his shoulder - he's going to have an ache for a week or two from that.
I have to say that I much prefer your "American Reacts" videos to the other one that I have been watching for years (you probably know who I'm talking about) you seem very interested and less entitled, so thanks
10:03
mate that not table topping as he was pulled over with a garrot( i cant remember how to spell it lol ) ie by his neck like hanging.
the most impressive bit was the one who could read. Joking aside, they are expert autonomous soldiers, pride of the nation.
9:30 I think he said "Full figure leg lock..."
A hostile crowd either abroad or "in this country"
This is typical "manufacturing consent"
i mean there are hostile crowds in this country just look at the mess leeds is/was in
@stratoreyener461 I know. And who did they arrest? One 👱♀️ woman who was complaining about it. That's not the people they're talking about when referring to hostile crowds. They mean British people who are voicing their concerns.
And of course there is a recruitment tent nearby.
that mat is so thin i have been involved in similer demonstrations with those mats and you feel it believe me..
also full title is royal marine commandos..
"Stop ruining his lineage." 😂😂😂
Most of these are judo moves - the one where he had him on his foot and took him over the top is called Tomoe nage ( stomach throw ) but is a miss translation as you hook your foot under the groin and lift as dropping back - they don't hurt when thrown as if you look closely you will see them use their arm to distribute the force of the throw into the mat. You will always learn to do this first before learning any throws.
Conner, these guys honestly, don't mess around. 😮😢😢❤❤❤❤❤🥰🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇸
Hey Conner. Don't mess with our guys. Trust me. 😅❤😂👏👏🙏🇬🇧🇺🇸🇺🇸🇬🇧🥰
I expected some tough Scouser to turn up and try to take them on.
Like Paddy the baddie did , embarrassed them a bit that day, it was an interesting documentary.
arm bar...leg bar. are we about to see a sharp-shooter or tombstone piledriver?
I used to enjoy a good game of bulldog NCO rules on concrete.....Great fun 😂
people wonder why the British army is feared 👀👀👀👀👀👀👀
That's why Britain doesn't play
They're Navy...
You’re so funny love you’re comments ❤🇬🇧
Four figure leglock
It's just like watching wrestlling
I really enjoyed that video was so good
That foot in the stomach and lift over your head, is a notable native american technique.
The newer demos seem more watered down. this one is my favourite it’s in two parts the video quality isn’t great due to how old it is but it’s very entertaining the second video they get attacked with chainsaws ruclips.net/video/yHFM8J0OLBo/видео.htmlsi=t_R_XTUF6-Dkw3a9 I can only post one link at a time so I’ll reply with the second link
ruclips.net/video/6LOt0reJBvk/видео.htmlsi=R7sR6u_qc-KFpHWu
All part of job what do you do if you have no weapon
My friends brother broke his neck during training with these guys😔
you need to watch 'Bottom' live i you want good slapstick
loved this!
Amazing fighting skills…not sure the kids should be watching though
The British Armed Forces run on gallows humour! I hope their mothers weren’t watching though…
Aren’t they fabulous?
All choreographed
Marines do a lot of judo moves.
wat if someone comes at you with a banana
You use the pistol
Not much point putting up a fight against a Marine?!
@gmdhargreaves Try the SAS. They take most of their applications to join the SAS from the RM Commandos or the Paras. You could try a fight with an SAS guy but they are Royal Marine Commandos OR 40 TYPE Paras on frigging steroids, so I've been told. Nobody wants a rumble with an SAS guy. Or maybe you could take out a lot of personal health insurance first.
Four figure connor.
Our version of WWE. They were just traing techniques for a night out in Liverpool
These are some of the weakest ju-jitsu techniques I’ve seen…
That looks more rehearsed than a fight scene in a Seagal film.
Because it is. It's for the kids.
well yes duh
The lads will do this in a bar if members of the public have no respect 🇬🇧💎👍