Be careful bro.. he has been a martial artist for 15 years and doesn't like criticism from youtube commentators..

@@gi7685 xD

@Omaromom1234 stick to the basics? Lol Bru, I been martial arts for 15 years now, I think I know what I'm doing. Lol And my hands are up. You just don't have the trained eyes to see it. You're probably so used to seeing boxers with their hands up in a boxers stance, but i'm using a Jeet Kune Do stance. And than you said punch straight. Lol Every punch I throw is straight because every punch in Kung Fu is from a straight line being that a straight line travels faster than a circle. You should focus on yourself, instead of trying to coach me. If I needed help with something, I would reach out but I would only reach out to people who are experienced and have enough knowledge to help me with what I'm doing. You're very misinformed, and don't know what you're talking about.

I thought you were shadow boxing, not kung-fu. Sorry if i made you mad@kennylopezjeetkunedo5555

@Omaromom1234 I am shadowboxing. Lol Boxers aren't the only ones who shadowbox. Lol

@@kennylopezjeetkunedo5555 don’t worry, bro just keep your head up stick to the basics and practice you’ll get there

Don't listen to these guys mate. You just stick to the basics and grind, you'll get somewhere one day

@NaturalMeAmerica oh yeah definitely. You have to improvise with your training sometimes. There's always more than one way to do something.

@kennylopezjeetkunedo5555 Even though I bodybuild,that has always been my philosophy. For example my knees were making annoying sounds today, so instead of squats I did sissy squats , I also isometrics and bands. Life is about keeping in motion,spiritually physically ,mentally .

I have Sifu Lee' s book Art of expressing the human body.I also had Tao of Jeet kune do,but somehow it got lost in my old apartment when I moved .

@@NaturalMeAmerica yeah those are both good books. When I first started learning his fighting system, my teacher wanted to read those books and disect them because there were stuff that I had to know in order to apply his fighting techniques and principles.

Well honestly I don't care what your opinion is about me, you never trained with me, so you don't know how good I am. I tell the truth and none of what I said is arrogance. You're supposed to be sure of yourself, because if you're not, than you shouldn't fight or train to fight.

​@@kennylopezjeetkunedo5555 you the one who said you could beat mayweather and pacqauio in a fight two elite pugilists they would hurt u dude

​@@kennylopezjeetkunedo5555 nothing wrong with confidence and self belief i champion that i was cool with u til basically u tried to dismiss me like im some bum or something thats what set me off

​@@kennylopezjeetkunedo5555 and now that im older id rather let God fight my battles all the punches and kicks in the world dont mean shyt if someone has a gat in your face

​@@kennylopezjeetkunedo5555its not your opponent youre fighting but the spirit that person has and the word of God is sharper tnan any two edge sword there are principalities behind the scenes

You are right. This hack will never post a real sparring video because he doesn't do any real sparring. He knows better. I remember him talking crap about actual fighters in the past. So I found his channel. People in the comments on different videos have also asked him about sparring. Every time he either ignores it or makes some long drawn out excuse as to way in all his years of so called training, he has absolutely no recorded real sparring of himself. This guy is full of crap and is gonna get one of these people hurt badly if they get into a real fight.

Obviously not. But that wasn't the purpose of this video. The point was to show the power behind the Jeet Kune Do punches that people think don't have the power when you do it in the air. All the people that met me face to face know because they felt it holding a shield or pad but a lot of these online dudes who talk don't understand, kind of like you!! Lol

​@kennylopezjeetkunedo5555 all of the people that met you face to face??? 😂😂😂 Let's see some proof, because these weak demos don't prove what you can do under real pressure. Clown😂😂😂😂😂

​@@kennylopezjeetkunedo5555Tommy Carruthers would destroy you

@@NukeSkywalker791 Tommy Carruthers can't fight

​@NukeSkywalker791 you speak as if you've seen him in a real fight

Yeah i'm not currently doing boxing videos right now but I am still following the sport of boxing. I've been focusing more on my training and martial arts. I'll do some features in the future and get on some interviews but as of right now, that's not my focus. But i'm still talking boxing though.

Goodlooking brotha!! How you been? Haven't heard from you in a minute.

This video was 9 years ago bro. Lol A lot of things I did in this demo, I wouldn't do today. Lol

@@kennylopezjeetkunedo5555 I hear that.💯🤛it’s just the odd hope that the guy will actually try my idea.🥊💥so when I can show somebody something on a good look, I’m happy to do it. Just something I discovered, not related to what you did. All your jkd was fine from what I saw.🥊💯💥

Like I said, this was a demonstration, which I repeated too many times. I didn't even attack, I allowed him to attack. And BTW, i've sparred with boxers and been follow boxing my whole life so there's nothing you or anyone else can tell me about boxing. I used to train with Durango The Kid in upstate NY back in the 90s and he was in the gym with Mike Tyson in the 80s. Not only that, when you're black and grow up in the hood, everyone is boxing, so that's something you're exposed to all he time.

@Kenny Lopez Jeet Kune Do there you go. Well said. Then you’ll understand that if you were In a real fight with a hard hitting aggressor. You’ll go straight into your boxing 🥊 not this Jet Kune Do.

@@pistolpaulie4871 no, if I was in a real fight with a hard aggressive fighter, I would use Jeet Kune Do because it's meant to deal with hard aggressive fighters because of the principles and simultaneous block and counter techniques but I also would use whatever works for the situation. Boxing is a good stand up art but it also has it's flaws. If boxing was the end all be all then you would see it dominating in Mix Martial Arts. And Mix Martial Arts is sport too , the streets is a whole different element because there are no rules and you have to train for the unknown and be ready for anything which is what most of my training consist of. Now I have done boxing before but it doesn't work as good as Jeet Kune Do and i'm basing this off my experience doing both. Another thing,Jeet Kune Do already has boxing in it's core although 90% of it is wing chun.

@@kennylopezjeetkunedo5555 I wasn’t talking about boxing in mma. In a real street fight you want to end the fight in 1 to 2 punches and get out before his friends hit you in the back or pushes you or tries to take you down. I got jump by 3 guys outside a club in Miami. I knock 2 of them out and the last one took running. Latest conflict I had was with a idiot that try to proof his manhood to his girl outside a convenience store. He picked me out as I was leaving to my car. Got close to and swang. I docked and nail him the gut and he didn’t get up. With all the respect. I never had any problems in the streets with my wrestling and boxing. Trust me all that stuff your doing will all disappear the moment you get hit hard.

@@pistolpaulie4871 this is how I know you never trained or felt a true martial artist that knows his stuff for you to make comments like you're making. Before we even get into the streets, are you aware that Jeet Kune Do was developed for street fighting? Because the principles in Jeet Kune Do is economy of motion, simplicity, and directness. One of things that we train and a true Jeet Kune Do practitioner trains is not only keeping it simple but being as direct as possible.(In other words, not wasting time) This sparring demonstration has you very misinformed because I wouldn't fight this way using Jeet Kune Do techniques. This is why you can't base everything off sparring because in the streets, it's always gonna be hard attacks from your natural position, sparring helps you with your ranges, but that's about it. Sparring isn't a real fight. Most of the strikes and attacks that I use and I just explained in my last post this is why I know you don't what you're seeing or what i'm talking about, is quick non telegraphic strikes with precision, timing, and followed through. But the difference is, compared to boxing, boxers telegraph their strikes and punch from the shoulder, I know this because I trained boxing, where in Jeet Kune Do we throw what is called vertical fist with no telegraphed signs. It's not only more powerful when you strike, you can apply it with a straight punch and deflect their punch, plus you have more protection for your body since the elbows are when you release the punch, especially when someone goes low, and it's attacking their centerline which also is gonna create more damage because that moves a person back more, even when you shove them. Why you think boxers are vulnerable to the clinch? It's because of how they throw their punches. And this is why I know you never trained with someone that really knows the Jeet Kune Do system, or even a true wing chun practitioner. And don't bring up all these wing chun guys in china or other places getting beat up, there's a lot of those guys out there that don't know where they're doing. You can train in a style, but that don't mean you know how to use it especially if you don't pressure test it. I pressure to my techniques, so I know it works since i've put it to the test. Most of my videos are unrehearsed too btw. So it's individual behind the style, not the style itself. A style is like driving a car, it's gonna do when you make it do since you're in control of it. Another thing, hitting me hard, you have to get their first, so, someone who knows what they're doing isn't gonna just allow you to throw a sucker punch or overhand right without coming back with something or deflecting and hitting or just deflecting. You can knock the average joe out in the streets that don't know anything but it's huge difference when you try and attack someone that knows what he's doing, he's not gonna just allow you to do it, you have to try and get their. And you said you weren't talking about MMA...you're right, I was talking about MMA and I only brought that up because if boxing was the end all be all like you're promoting, than everyone would be going into MMA with just boxing, where as Jeet Kune is a striking, and grappling system, it's a complete system. A really good JEet Kune Do guy can go into MMA, but a boxer can't, unless he trains other things and most of the time they have to train grappling, or they'll get taken to th ground quick since all they train is punches and like I said, most of the punches they throw are flawed anyway. Start doing more research before you talk and talk to people who know what they're talking about. You're talking all the wrong people and you're misinformed about a lot of things.

Nah, it's a small room that I workout in and train in because most fights happen in close quarters, so if you train that way, it's even easier when you have space. I try to make my training difficult, that's how you get better.

Yeah but i've sparred with guys using JKD hands that have boxed. Also this was just a demonstration, unrehearsed too and this was also 4 years ago. So before you type on your keyboard, make sure you ask questions instead of assuming things. Another thing, I can't take what you say seriously when you have no videos on your channel and you over here talking like you an expert. Lol You'll convince people better when you show through demonstration, instead of your keyboard.

@@kennylopezjeetkunedo5555 I see I have hit a nerve what I apologize for that as it wasn't my intention.but your video title was miss leading if you didn't want people to comment on the guys lack of skills boxing then maybe you shouldn't of called him a boxer . As far as my lack of video I'm not so self absorbed and vain to think that anyone would be interested in watching me hit pads or spar also just because you have a video online doesn't mean you know what you are doing (as shown by the "boxer").when I train I do it to better myself not to impress strangers on the internet. I hope that the "boxer" in the video has spent the last 4 years wisely and is a better fighter for it. Sorry again if I upset you.

@@jayw8306 i've been training for 12 years bru, trust me, I know what i'm doing. Lol I know a lot more than 98% of these people in these comments, that's for sure. Lol I've trained with some of the best guys. Lol And this was just a demonstration, it wasn't to show I could beat this guy or that guy. If it was a real boxer, I would of been attacking more instead of just using defense. Lol

If I did meet a guy who knows JiuJitSu, and I got put on my back(which hasn't happened yet, unless I allowed it to when it did) I wouldn't just use JiuJitSi and play his game, and as you can see in the demo, i'm not just using JiuJitSu.

@@kennylopezjeetkunedo5555 if it were a jiujitsu practitioner you would have been in an armbar trying to block punches like that from under someones full mount. Show us sparring videos. Full contact sparring, not in your bedroom(or whatever that is lol) with your friend

@@Kenlac92 how are you gonna arm bar someone after they redirect your punch? You can't armbar someone unless you set it up. And I do have sparring demo videos on my channel unrehearsed. And that's not my bedroom, that's my training room. You don't pick and choose where to train, you should be able train anywhere because if you can't do that, than you put limitations on yourself.

​@@Kenlac92Don't waste your time with this fraud. He always has an excuse for not having any full contact sparring recorded. You asked him about full contact sparring and responded with "sparring demos" 😂 This guy is a con artist or he actually believes his own BS

​@@kennylopezjeetkunedo5555 blah blah blah, in other words you don't do any real sparring with an actual threat because you know you'll get your clock cleaned. What a 🤡

Yup, and that's why I don't pay attention to all these internet trollers talking about how Wing Chun doesn't work when it always comes down to person using it and whether he knows how to use it under pressure. It's never the style, it's the person behind the style. Bruce Lee kept Wing Chun as the base of Jeet Kune Do because he knew there was a time and place for it and because of the principles and techniques in it, it works against much physically stronger people. Bruce was a small guy, so he needed a style that could deal with much larger men, and Wing Chun provided a lot of those answers.

@@kennylopezjeetkunedo5555 100% agree dude!

if that were true it would be used....

I don't usually comment on stuff, and get into the back and forth, especially when most of these guys who comment don't have videos of their own or know what they're talking about half the time. I'm a person that would rather show and do, than talk. But i'm gonna respond this 1 time. This was just a demo, not a video to show all my of Jeet Kune Do techniques, the 5 ways of attack, or other elements that I could of showed which I train all the time. Infact, I have another sparring video where I showed some of the 5 ways of attack on my channel. I called this demo Boxing vs JKD hands because I was basically showing that JKD hand techniques can work against boxing strikes if applied right, and that's why I didn't use any kicks or transitional takedowns from trapping or grappling. So this was just the hands. Another thing, this video was done years ago, since than i've added a lot of new wrinkles to my game and have evolved, but even at this time, like I said, there were a lot of things I could of done more, but that wasn't the point of this demonstration. The difference between my demonstrations and 95% of what you see on youtube, I actually have my partner attack me for real because that's the only way you're gonna show realism for what actually happens or whether it'll work or not. And the only way you can learn that is by pressure testing your art and that goes for any art. Too many people on the internet spend more time talking and telling others what they should be doing, instead of actually showing through action and honestly expressing themselves because that's the only way you can teach or tell someone something. But debating back and forth about things pertaining the whether a person art or technique will work or not is pointless unless you're in front of that person and showing them what you mean or posting videos of your own and illustrating your points. Everyone has an opinion, so I don't get caught up people's opinions. Now if a person can show me something useful through practicality, than i'm there to listen. But telling someone something, anybody can do that. You'll have 30 different people online that feel they're an expert and won't see any footage of them practicing their art.

Sent an email, looks like it got returned. If you would like to chat, send me mail, amigo. Thanks for your time. Keep training hard. Best of luck to you.