Great explanation

You are the best

Dear Sir, Firstly, let me disagree to the defence of chokcing by making a about turn an walk away. It might even help the choking hand and pose extra dangoer to your Adam´s apple. Let alone showing your back to the enemy . But your second motion, i.e. handling the choke from inside is a more viable solution enabling us to release pressure on our neck and, but here sidestepping would be better. Subsequent tthrows and submission techniques appear to be viable too. Depending on the time and dthe number of attasckers. However, with multiple opponents going on the ground could be fatal. Finally, to make it more comprehensive, performing the same at three levels, i.e elbow release of choke at level 1, then sidestepping and tossing the opponent as level2 and completingit with a two level aciton, for example with a throw in direction of the next enemy could make this presentation more convincing. Best regards. Paul, 68, retired instructor of Karate.

Just found your channel. Will be following with great interest. Thank you.

Nice

This wouldnt work too good against a boxer.

I studied Jiu-jitsu for a while a few years back, and one of my fellow students did this exact technique to defend himself against a knife attack; it worked, but the attacker was high on drugs and wouldn't go down until the student broke his arm. Then the pain was enough to get him to fall. He held him down with one arm and called 911 on his phone with the other, and was able to hold the attacker in place until the police arrived and took over. The attacker ended up being changed.

Pull it off in a real spar or fight against a good opponent, or show someone doing it consistently in those situations, otherwise I'm not a believer.

Liam Neeson has never done any Martial Art in his life.

What the hell?!! Are you trying to get people killed? The other person is not just going to passively let you do as you please. Try actually modeling you drills on reality! Life is not taking place in a ring with a ref. the instant you do that IT IS ON!! He could have hurt you in so many ways during your Dojo Princes moves.

If you need to keep "Safe Personal Space" or DIE, then you are already DEAD!!

I think this style is so unic I will practice it

What a load of horse shit

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C'est bien au cinéma ! Impossible de faire cela à un boxeur....c'est irréaliste et dangereux de montrer ce genre de technique !

This will never work....

You are gonna get punched

Excellent technique

Great.

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.....Or just drive normally.

Who's this, the new CHUCKLE BROTHERS?

lol

😂yer sure!

the theory works, but nobody ever punches like that.

Lol! A hay puncher is very easy to fight against. You need not block his punch, avoiding unnecessary impact. One is to lean back, and counter after your assailant misses his mark. Second is to side step and sweep his legs. Third is to side step, and push the assailant's back after he rushes past.

Oblique kicks as a counter are definitely effective but the idea that someone, even an untrained attacker, is going to stay in the same position long enough for me to block and then strike in two separate movements is really unlikely. Parrying and striking needs to happen simultaneously because the target will inevitably move.

Who in the hell opens with a Haymaker?

Well, they are beautiful techniques. But, what I would have also considered (I am a Karate practitioner who also trains MMA), is to block the haymaker with both of your hands and, while twisting your hips, using the back foot (The foot away from the attack), doing a side kick or a back kick, while also pulling the attacking arm towards you so there's more impact.

Hi subscriber friend from Macedonia here i had un idea and i think that stabs from the side long ones and inside body on body back stabing are more active how do we defend if u can show us un exemple bicouse i dont wanna force u to do video or waste time if can be done nice if no have a great day❤ 🫡

Sorry buddy but your instructions are complete useless. Too complex, too much steps...its easy to control somebody who is not resisting. The most importan thing: NOBODY attacks you like that with a knife. 😂😂😂 Stop giving people false confidence

The deadly art of Gun Fu is the game changer when it comes to knife attacks.

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Thank you so much! Very informative and well explained! What martial arts(s) do you teach btw? You mentioned MMA in one of your videos and the bow makes me think japanese martial arts might also be in the mix, but I didn't know either of those also included gun defense

I've got to get back to training at Panthers, they were some great years!

Lame

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Choreographed "fight" scene.

When at 4:43 you say to "grab the knife", do you really mean the blade? Because as you said, when you cut yourself the body goes into shock, and grabbing the sharp blade of a knife is bound to do that, even if you're careful enough not to cut to the bone

OSS.

He's only moving one arm when he goes for the head lock on that last rep. Kinda sketchy technique if you ask me, real people dont leave their arm to he grabbed. He should be lifting the other one up to key his hand/arm.

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Great. What is both of your backgrounds? She looks like might know TKD or karate?

Where is your school?

Nice work

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Thanks, very well explained!

What would be an effective variation of this technique when one is pinned against a wall? Stepping back/out of the choke wouldn't really be an option then. I guess the second movement shown could work, but I doubt that anyone would be able to actually pull it off when they're in real danger due to lacking reflexes.