Yeah, we love pressure points at my dojo but all my teachers say that in a self defense situation the best thing you can do is to get a very simple but effective technique out, which is oftentimes a good strike to the groin or face.
I’m no expert at martial arts (got some background) but I have the ultimate tip: You can’t lose the fight, if you ain’t at the fight - always run away if you can
This shows that a lot of the time the first few belts (for self defense at least), and the first self defense you learn in general, is usually going to be some of the best you'll ever learn. It's simple, it's effective, and its success rate is much higher than some of these big, very planned out movements. These big, fancy self defense options usually look good to beginners, because they think, "Complex = Effective", but most of the time, you're gonna want to use the simple, effective, and realistic self defense. EDIT: Of course all of the techniques and self defense you learn is important, but usually, (from my experience), you learn a lot of simple, effective self defense with the first few belt ranks. It is very important to always remember the original self defense that you learn on the first belts for this reason.
Heh... My Sifu likes to say that by yellow belt, you've already learned all the "dangerous stuff." From then on, it's just muscle memory, nuance, more muscle memory, some fancy stuff, muscle memory.
love the longer videos I truly believe you could one day become as well renowned in the martial arts community as Jesse Enkamp the mix of short form and long form content is something unique and if you keep posting stuff like this you will get to be one of the best out there. As David Goggins says: Stay Hard!🙏🥋👊
Hey nat, I’ve been subbed for a month and your workout videos help me out so much as a martial artist! I’ve been doing it for 8 years but this is the first time a workout video has helped me so much!
Nat learns martial arts not for the society's "real fights" but for the many other benefits and dimensions of martial arts... also he supports running in tough situations.. AND THATS WHY I LOVE HIS CHANNEL. POV- the jump back kick is op, but in sparring ... irl just run!
Definitely. The crazy stuff is fun and good to learn just to train your body how to move, but in practical terms, you'd be using a fraction of one of those crazy techniques. So, not at all great for RUclips School Of Self Defense. There's just no substitute for LOTS of training to unlearn bad habits and learn better ones. The challenge for any school is how to keep said training fun and engaging so it doesn't feel like you just practiced the same move for an hour. ;-)
Actually, as someone who's trained at both knife and firearms, we have this saying 10 ft rule. Meaning within 10 ft, the knife has the advantage. The only time a firearm has the advantage over a knife within that 10 ft distance is 1) you're already aiming at them before they attacked you. Or 2) you are extensively trained in speed draw and speed shooting. If neither of those 2 applies, and you have the gun and your opponent has the knife within that 10 ft distance, you have to either 1) create a distance to properly aim. Or 2) incapacitate momentarily to get a proper aim. You have no idea how in the heat of defending yourself, how easy it is to miss your target even within 10 ft of distance, without properly aiming. Just to be clear. I'm not saying what he did is right. What I'm saying is just because you have a gun doesn't mean you have the advantage.
Takeaway from this video: Quick and simple but effective techniques should be used for self defense and don't forget the basics. If you can run, run away and don't look back
Yo Nat thank you for the long video I needed it. The grab the nuts one was making die bro lol it was so funny. Nat keep up the good work and I also want more blitz attack videos please and as a white belt now it’s great to look up to a master in the arts who teaches you techniques. Thanks Nat I appreciate the videos ✊🏼🥋
10:57 honestly from what I know in fights with sharp weapons not getting hit is valued over killing the opponent, with a knife usually being held tightly, being too short to parry or parry with and not getting moved around pushing their hand away might be effective but that would require training which you probably aren't going to learn just for safe defense
my first time competing in tkd, i was nervous because i havent got the hang of various spin kicks my opponent (my friend) knew, but in the fight i quickly learnt that simple kicks in tandem with reflex and perfect timing is all you need, doesnt matter if you know 540 tornado kicks, because a perfectly timed roundhouse kick to the head is just as deadly (plus youll most likely miss the tornado kick as you can see it coming)
Simple moves when you are in a bad situation is good, but if you are able to get out without fighting, then run. Everyone should be aware of their surroundings even if it means to take out your earbuds/headphones
Please do more lol, this was amazing! Keep up the hard work, you’re doing great. I actually am learning a lot from your videos. really funny aswell Have a nice day dude!
Knife or not, "Not Being There" is always the best technique. Unfortunately, it's not always an option. Backed into a corner, other people around, trying to disarm someone who is threatening others, or if you're like me, you're just not a great runner and can never count on simply outrunning your opponent. Gotta disarm/disable them first. Even then, I think most people with a broken ankle can probably outrun me.
I never like when they kick the balls because there are a good bit of situations where that just won’t work. If you’re getting attacked by a guy on meth, he’s not going to feel that pain
This! I tell my students to know the difference between a strike that is disabling vs one that is merely painful. A painful blow might work, and a blow to the balls can psychologically stun a guy just from the anticipation of pain. But drugs, alcohol, or just plain the adrenaline of an intense situation, can all mask pain. Speaking for myself, it recently dawned on me that every major injury I've had in my little life, I never felt pain upon impact. The pain comes a minute or 10 minutes or 30 minutes later when the adrenaline and shock wears off. I'm talking broken bones, torn ligaments, bruised ribs... Yeah, if you even think your ribs just got bruised, don't be all "I'm fine! Let's go do some pullups!" Ask me how I know!
Nat all of your videos by their selves are perfect enough to make someone's day/week/month! If you ever need to take a break just letting you know it's completely fine, keep up the amazing work mate, would like to 1v1 you some day >:)
'In this day and age, the perfect martial artist adapted to the current situation of the world will never exist'- WELL, YOU'VE PROBABLY SEEN THIS GUY YET!!!!!!! NGL bro your vids are the BEST
It depends on target; a closed fist is best for softer targets (nose, solar plexus, etc.), whereas the palm of the hand is better for bony areas (where it is strongly probable that you would break your knuckles). That is the real reason boxers, and MMA fighters wrap their knuckles and wear gloves.
Great , Nat I love your long videos , please keep doing this kind of theme , you can discuss with everyone whether a lot of self defense videos are useful 💪😎
About these pressure points, I also thought they were useless. I'm taekwondo praticer and one day my kyosanim brought a hapkido teacher to our dojang. He used one of this and that pain was wild, I swear hahah
Palm strikes are good it can damage your opponent when you hit them in the face or just the "lower area" I know your fist can inflict more damage but if you are not trained there's a chance of you breaking a knuckle or two specially if you punch some in the face in reality it will hurt you too so best thing todo in a fight is just run away really
8:44 But do you think a normal person without any training would be able to pull that off? I think we all underestimate how hard it was for us to do the Mawashi Geri at the start. The swinging motion, flattening your foot, turning the heel, etc. I don't think I'm wrong in saying that all of us needed some attention from the trainer to be able to throw it at any level. Not quite 'solid'. The block was also pretty conditional, I suppose? It makes it easier if the other isn't expecting it, but I've tried it with a few friends from the dojo, and the results have been pretty negative.
he has a point when it comes to the intricate stuff, thats why we loosen the opponent up and then get to it, plus, if you do the intricate stuff straight away theyll be able to resist and youll have to muscle them down which isnt good form and will prob fail as the opponent can throw attacks at you as nat said
Sorry to say this but you're 100% wrong. Let's be honest you haven't been in Many street fights have you. Well I have. And if you are trained in aikido or krav Maga etc you want to do those arm and wrist locks right off the bat. It usually happened too because roid monkeys like to grab people in street fights and those are the ones I like to fight. But yes those crazy wrist locks are effective
~3:45... Previous life in Shotokan Karate and Ki Aikido, current life T'ai Chi/Kung Fu. Not seen that specific technique, but looks like a basic "Splitting Energy" technique. Most all of these that you critique as too elaborate, "Attacker isn't going to stand there and let you do all that," definitely true and definitely useless for the "civilian" who doesn't train to just learn off the interwebz. My Sifu calls the elaborate stuff like that (which is most of what we learn/teach) "swiss army knife" moves. The understanding being that you'll never use the complete technique as taught in a street fight. But you're developing the muscle memory to pull elements of the technique out by instinct when needed. My school also puts a lot of emphasis on the real fact that street fights will be messy, chaotic, unpredictable, and you'll end up in a lot of spots you really didn't mean to be in. "Woo-hoo! I totally blocked that punch! And... totally left myself open for the next thing so now I have to adapt and fast." To that end, I also call a lot of our techniques "Oh shit moves." I ended up in a position I didn't want to be in, now how do I adjust and get out of it? Finally, a huge difference I've experienced between Karate and Kung Fu; I think of Karate as "Cooties" and Kung Fu (especially T'ai Chi) as "Touchy-Feely." Most Karate techniques (also currently taking Kempo on the side) are about strike-and-get-out-of-there. My opponent has cooties and I don't want to touch or be near them any more than I have to. In Kung Fu/T'ai Chi, we do a lot more stepping into the attack and keeping contact with our opponent to know where they are and where they're going... Then run when you know you can get away. E.g.; I've never been a strong runner and my pushing-60-years-old knees ensure that my opponent needs to be on the ground with a leg or two disabled before I can confidently outrun them. ;-) Loving your vids! Especially critiquing McDojos (my Sifu calls them Belt Factories).
Gen .up I've done the low kick catch leg trap thing. Its distance management and timing rather than reflexes. It's pretty.much one movement for the leg bit. Then arms is easy if don't wait at all. Wan lv
When i trained krav maga, i had to learn a lot of "advanced" grapples that really didn't seem like they would work on the streets, but some of them DID actually seem useful
😂this one was fun I think I laughed harder then I should I the "we must stay focused" I just wasn't expecting it I thought u was gonna critique the video but I dnt blame you it was perfect comedic timing 😂
Love Your Videos❣ Could you make a video on how to make a karate routine like which time is best, how much running is necessary, and the time, quantity of punches and kicks, etc? it is a bit confusing as a university student...
i like ur reaction videos :) you’re entertaining to watch. but dude pressure points can really hurt smh my friends will sometimes come up behind me randomly and grab me by the elbow or arm in a specific way and every time it brings me to my knees
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I bet you 50 bucks he won’t pin me 😏😔
Give him his 50 bucks lol
Damn I was not expecting a pin thx
@@ImActuallyCatMan he doesnt have it
Boring
You should have never done that
I love these types of videos
Just a normal guy talking and reacting without any useless background music. Thanks
Thanks :) happy you’re enjoying them💪
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Idk why you’re mentioning the background music thing…
@@π.14lol fr
Number 1 rule of self defence:
if you have the opportunity to go for the balls, then go for the balls
Step 1 balls
Step 2 run
And if they don't have balls, go for the belly and run.
- Mia Khalifa
@safety1099💀💀💀
Nahh
0:55 that quote is amazing bro
I agree, it's better to go for simpler options when being put in a self defense situation. That way, you will be a lot safer.
100%👍
Yeah, we love pressure points at my dojo but all my teachers say that in a self defense situation the best thing you can do is to get a very simple but effective technique out, which is oftentimes a good strike to the groin or face.
Not to mention the stress, you could mess up your moove easily in a life or death situation because you are shaking...
It’s also better for people who aren’t good at martial arts, it’s better going for strong but basic punches and kicks to sensitive parts of the body
I’m no expert at martial arts (got some background) but I have the ultimate tip:
You can’t lose the fight, if you ain’t at the fight - always run away if you can
Facts!!!
😂😂😂
This shows that a lot of the time the first few belts (for self defense at least), and the first self defense you learn in general, is usually going to be some of the best you'll ever learn. It's simple, it's effective, and its success rate is much higher than some of these big, very planned out movements. These big, fancy self defense options usually look good to beginners, because they think, "Complex = Effective", but most of the time, you're gonna want to use the simple, effective, and realistic self defense.
EDIT: Of course all of the techniques and self defense you learn is important, but usually, (from my experience), you learn a lot of simple, effective self defense with the first few belt ranks. It is very important to always remember the original self defense that you learn on the first belts for this reason.
Definitely, the fundamentals are the most important techniques👍
jusst rapid fire some attacks (trynna aim at the chest or try stamping the foot or throw smthn at their face) and run
If you do krav maga for years you can learn something
@@viniaghy5111and judo
Heh... My Sifu likes to say that by yellow belt, you've already learned all the "dangerous stuff." From then on, it's just muscle memory, nuance, more muscle memory, some fancy stuff, muscle memory.
Hey Nat, I love your long videos, please make more of them. I do karate myself as a orange belt and love to see, how good you can get.
Nice what karate do you do
@@mataeuskostogiannis7340 I think Goju Ryu
100% will do, keep up the karate as well👍🥋
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@@derskywalker748yooo i do goju ryu too. Im a red belt
love the longer videos I truly believe you could one day become as well renowned in the martial arts community as Jesse Enkamp the mix of short form and long form content is something unique and if you keep posting stuff like this you will get to be one of the best out there. As David Goggins says: Stay Hard!🙏🥋👊
I agree! This is a very well martial arts channel! Very good to learn tips & get into the ways of fighting with entertainment. 😎
Really appreciate this comment💪made my day thank you
Its funny as well.
Romans 10:9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.
bro nat has more subs than jesse 😂😂
"A ball strike would take down any man"
Jonny English: Im not just any man
im not just any man... im johnny- johnny english
😭😭
Rod tang I'm not human
@@hassanmohammad1385lol
not in todays day and age. some of them might not have a pair...
Me in a knife hold: surrenders, never try getting out of a knife hold unless you know they're going to kill you
Hey nat, I’ve been subbed for a month and your workout videos help me out so much as a martial artist! I’ve been doing it for 8 years but this is the first time a workout video has helped me so much!
Bro you look like giga chad🍷🗿
😂thank you bro hahah
@@nathearnthat jawline 🗿🍷
Man probably does mewing or shit
@@OmminusOmega123bro's simping for a man
That chin though
Most important thing to be careful of is incase your enemy has a knife
Definitely👍
Or gun
him for the most of the video "just start throwing hands"
Thanks Nat, it was an effective learning experience.
No problem mate👊
So Happy to see you make more detailed videos
Seeing your Awesome kicks and punches is amazing but getting to know who you are makes me glad
I really enjoy your straight forward and informative long videos Nat! 👍🤩🥋
Thank you! Appreciate you saying that👊
Nat learns martial arts not for the society's "real fights" but for the many other benefits and dimensions of martial arts...
also he supports running in tough situations.. AND THATS WHY I LOVE HIS CHANNEL.
POV- the jump back kick is op, but in sparring ... irl just run!
BTW youre a great teacher of martial arts...you explained it clearly and not too complicated than tiktok stuff.. I can say youre an amazing guy
I love this guy because he is honest and respectful 👏👏👏
bro I can't stop staring at your jawline xD
Hahah thanks bro
Idk if that’s good or bad
It's really good
This is actually very realistic, not many people are going to have time to use some of these crazy things during a real fight.
Definitely. The crazy stuff is fun and good to learn just to train your body how to move, but in practical terms, you'd be using a fraction of one of those crazy techniques. So, not at all great for RUclips School Of Self Defense. There's just no substitute for LOTS of training to unlearn bad habits and learn better ones. The challenge for any school is how to keep said training fun and engaging so it doesn't feel like you just practiced the same move for an hour. ;-)
Actually, as someone who's trained at both knife and firearms, we have this saying 10 ft rule. Meaning within 10 ft, the knife has the advantage. The only time a firearm has the advantage over a knife within that 10 ft distance is 1) you're already aiming at them before they attacked you. Or 2) you are extensively trained in speed draw and speed shooting. If neither of those 2 applies, and you have the gun and your opponent has the knife within that 10 ft distance, you have to either 1) create a distance to properly aim. Or 2) incapacitate momentarily to get a proper aim.
You have no idea how in the heat of defending yourself, how easy it is to miss your target even within 10 ft of distance, without properly aiming.
Just to be clear. I'm not saying what he did is right. What I'm saying is just because you have a gun doesn't mean you have the advantage.
u dont know how excited i got when i heard Nat say the japanese names for soto uke and mawashi geri ( coming from a karate user )
Whenever i watch your vids it makes me get up and work on my karate techniques ❤
everyone's talking about loving the longer videos but no one's talking about the first video on his fyp
Takeaway from this video:
Quick and simple but effective techniques should be used for self defense and don't forget the basics. If you can run, run away and don't look back
I really like your longer videos a lot mate . Keep up the good work .
Thank you💪definitely will continue!
I'm not going to lie, I enjoy this type of videos more than I enjoy shorts, keep it up !
glad you’re enjoying them, they’re fun to make too!
I love these kind of videos mate!! keep it up 👍👍👍
Will do definitely👊thanks for the comment
Crongrats on 900k Man U deserve it
Defo loving the longer vids mate, we need more of them!
Thanks mate💪will continue putting them out there
Yo Nat thank you for the long video I needed it. The grab the nuts one was making die bro lol it was so funny. Nat keep up the good work and I also want more blitz attack videos please and as a white belt now it’s great to look up to a master in the arts who teaches you techniques. Thanks Nat I appreciate the videos ✊🏼🥋
No problem! Keep up the training🥋💪glad you enjoy the videos
10:57 honestly from what I know in fights with sharp weapons not getting hit is valued over killing the opponent, with a knife usually being held tightly, being too short to parry or parry with and not getting moved around pushing their hand away might be effective but that would require training which you probably aren't going to learn just for safe defense
10:10-10:11 the Clash royale app there bro got his priorities straight 🔥 dude is the goat
my first time competing in tkd, i was nervous because i havent got the hang of various spin kicks my opponent (my friend) knew, but in the fight i quickly learnt that simple kicks in tandem with reflex and perfect timing is all you need, doesnt matter if you know 540 tornado kicks, because a perfectly timed roundhouse kick to the head is just as deadly (plus youll most likely miss the tornado kick as you can see it coming)
"Tingly Tangly bits" almost made me do a spit-take🤣
Simple moves when you are in a bad situation is good, but if you are able to get out without fighting, then run. Everyone should be aware of their surroundings even if it means to take out your earbuds/headphones
100% run is the first option👍
Also dont play the hero, if you are mugged, dont play the hero if you arent clear unless its safe to do so. At least in most cases.
dude.. i love your videos!! they are entertaining as well!! Keep up the good work man!!
Glad you think so! Thank you🤝🤝
That is indeed a kung fu tech! Great video like always!
Just started Gotham Knights and was thinking Nat needs to teach them how to add more speed and power.
basically, what I'm getting for self-defence is if it's not done in two seconds, you're probably taking too long
Please do more lol, this was amazing! Keep up the hard work, you’re doing great. I actually am learning a lot from your videos.
really funny aswell
Have a nice day dude!
Why is this guy so chill😂😂
Nat casually lookin like the locked in alien of the final meme of 2024
At 9:40 yes best advice so far. Of all the things we train, knives just run. You are likely to get stabbed in that situation and Nat is right
Knife or not, "Not Being There" is always the best technique. Unfortunately, it's not always an option. Backed into a corner, other people around, trying to disarm someone who is threatening others, or if you're like me, you're just not a great runner and can never count on simply outrunning your opponent. Gotta disarm/disable them first. Even then, I think most people with a broken ankle can probably outrun me.
40% actual self defense
60% ball kicks
I never like when they kick the balls because there are a good bit of situations where that just won’t work. If you’re getting attacked by a guy on meth, he’s not going to feel that pain
This! I tell my students to know the difference between a strike that is disabling vs one that is merely painful. A painful blow might work, and a blow to the balls can psychologically stun a guy just from the anticipation of pain. But drugs, alcohol, or just plain the adrenaline of an intense situation, can all mask pain. Speaking for myself, it recently dawned on me that every major injury I've had in my little life, I never felt pain upon impact. The pain comes a minute or 10 minutes or 30 minutes later when the adrenaline and shock wears off. I'm talking broken bones, torn ligaments, bruised ribs...
Yeah, if you even think your ribs just got bruised, don't be all "I'm fine! Let's go do some pullups!"
Ask me how I know!
Nat all of your videos by their selves are perfect enough to make someone's day/week/month! If you ever need to take a break just letting you know it's completely fine, keep up the amazing work mate, would like to 1v1 you some day >:)
'In this day and age, the perfect martial artist adapted to the current situation of the world will never exist'-
WELL, YOU'VE PROBABLY SEEN THIS GUY YET!!!!!!!
NGL bro your vids are the BEST
😎😎love this comment thanks bro!!
Bro I was really agreeing with that tingely tangely got me rolling and 3:15 😂
It depends on target; a closed fist is best for softer targets (nose, solar plexus, etc.), whereas the palm of the hand is better for bony areas (where it is strongly probable that you would break your knuckles). That is the real reason boxers, and MMA fighters wrap their knuckles and wear gloves.
Great , Nat I love your long videos , please keep doing this kind of theme , you can discuss with everyone whether a lot of self defense videos are useful 💪😎
Thank you mate💪
10:47 I think what the soldiers did was FMA and slitting the wrist is the purpose of that move. It kinda looks theatrical though in the video.
I really like this longer videos! Good job
Absolutely amazing content thank you for all of this
About these pressure points, I also thought they were useless. I'm taekwondo praticer and one day my kyosanim brought a hapkido teacher to our dojang. He used one of this and that pain was wild, I swear hahah
Awesome, have a great Sunday👍
You too mate, have a good week👍💪
Bros jawline obliterated my whole family tree and the matter that made them 💀
when it comes to self defence less is more
Remember Rule 1# of self defence
The best defence is skedaddling outta there before you get in danger 🏃♂💨
10:14 every man except rodtang… that man is a menace.
I watch you everyday I love your content
Not the tiktok😭😭
Bro this video is still fire thooo, some of these remind me of wing chun should defo check em out👍🏽💪🏽
man i love your videos so much
Palm strikes are good it can damage your opponent when you hit them in the face or just the "lower area" I know your fist can inflict more damage but if you are not trained there's a chance of you breaking a knuckle or two specially if you punch some in the face in reality it will hurt you too so best thing todo in a fight is just run away really
That’s fair enough👍there’s definitely a use for them I agree
2:10 Bro pulled Black Widow moves there lmao
Bro was charging his punch at the same speed as an electric car charging
yo i love your vids of more mma and boxing/kickboxing
Thank you!💪💪
8:44
But do you think a normal person without any training would be able to pull that off?
I think we all underestimate how hard it was for us to do the Mawashi Geri at the start. The swinging motion, flattening your foot, turning the heel, etc. I don't think I'm wrong in saying that all of us needed some attention from the trainer to be able to throw it at any level. Not quite 'solid'. The block was also pretty conditional, I suppose? It makes it easier if the other isn't expecting it, but I've tried it with a few friends from the dojo, and the results have been pretty negative.
he has a point when it comes to the intricate stuff, thats why we loosen the opponent up and then get to it, plus, if you do the intricate stuff straight away theyll be able to resist and youll have to muscle them down which isnt good form and will prob fail as the opponent can throw attacks at you as nat said
Sorry to say this but you're 100% wrong. Let's be honest you haven't been in Many street fights have you. Well I have. And if you are trained in aikido or krav Maga etc you want to do those arm and wrist locks right off the bat. It usually happened too because roid monkeys like to grab people in street fights and those are the ones I like to fight. But yes those crazy wrist locks are effective
Nat is the kind of guy to live in a martial arts gym
“I shoulder to cry on becomes a **** to ride on” *nat’s fyp*
~3:45... Previous life in Shotokan Karate and Ki Aikido, current life T'ai Chi/Kung Fu.
Not seen that specific technique, but looks like a basic "Splitting Energy" technique. Most all of these that you critique as too elaborate, "Attacker isn't going to stand there and let you do all that," definitely true and definitely useless for the "civilian" who doesn't train to just learn off the interwebz. My Sifu calls the elaborate stuff like that (which is most of what we learn/teach) "swiss army knife" moves. The understanding being that you'll never use the complete technique as taught in a street fight. But you're developing the muscle memory to pull elements of the technique out by instinct when needed. My school also puts a lot of emphasis on the real fact that street fights will be messy, chaotic, unpredictable, and you'll end up in a lot of spots you really didn't mean to be in. "Woo-hoo! I totally blocked that punch! And... totally left myself open for the next thing so now I have to adapt and fast." To that end, I also call a lot of our techniques "Oh shit moves." I ended up in a position I didn't want to be in, now how do I adjust and get out of it?
Finally, a huge difference I've experienced between Karate and Kung Fu; I think of Karate as "Cooties" and Kung Fu (especially T'ai Chi) as "Touchy-Feely." Most Karate techniques (also currently taking Kempo on the side) are about strike-and-get-out-of-there. My opponent has cooties and I don't want to touch or be near them any more than I have to. In Kung Fu/T'ai Chi, we do a lot more stepping into the attack and keeping contact with our opponent to know where they are and where they're going... Then run when you know you can get away. E.g.; I've never been a strong runner and my pushing-60-years-old knees ensure that my opponent needs to be on the ground with a leg or two disabled before I can confidently outrun them. ;-)
Loving your vids! Especially critiquing McDojos (my Sifu calls them Belt Factories).
Look at his jawline mate, it's perfect✨
Your too nice!! I see these people and i want to laugh on their face and say "try that on me!"
Love from India❤
Keep making the good content bro
Gen .up I've done the low kick catch leg trap thing. Its distance management and timing rather than reflexes. It's pretty.much one movement for the leg bit. Then arms is easy if don't wait at all. Wan lv
When i trained krav maga, i had to learn a lot of "advanced" grapples that really didn't seem like they would work on the streets, but some of them DID actually seem useful
ur jawline is so good bro godamn
the muay thai guy falls like he was manually 3d animated
Good stuff mate, you are doing important work
😂this one was fun I think I laughed harder then I should I the "we must stay focused" I just wasn't expecting it I thought u was gonna critique the video but I dnt blame you it was perfect comedic timing 😂
we all know the best counter to this is turning around and running the other way
regular practice and stretching makes your reflexes faster, its definitely possible.
not every fight is worth risking your health or life though.
11:11 it’s a demonstration if you ran out of ammo and what you could possibly do
Love your videoes... and the elbow pressure point hurts real bad😂
No one's talking about the tik tok in the beginning-
Nat's laugh is so funny hahah
👋🤣🤣
😂😂
lovely content bro keep on the good work
I completely forgot Master Wong existed, you should do a vid reacting to him😂
is no one going to talk about the fact that when he first opened tiktok, the first video said "A shoulder to cry on became a d**k to ride on?"😭😭
Love Your Videos❣
Could you make a video on how to make a karate routine like which time is best, how much running is necessary, and the time, quantity of punches and kicks, etc? it is a bit confusing as a university student...
“You’re the Flash mate!” 😂
love the videos bro! keep it up!
i like ur reaction videos :) you’re entertaining to watch. but dude pressure points can really hurt smh my friends will sometimes come up behind me randomly and grab me by the elbow or arm in a specific way and every time it brings me to my knees
My favourite technique was the nut twist by far..
Bro is majestic