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@M_K-Bomb 2 сағат бұрын
5:59 What!?! Is that dude on the left to the side dead? Edit: I saw Ramsey Dewey address this issue saying they filmed after training so there were actually 7 dead kids on the ground.
@manwichsandwich 3 сағат бұрын
I started BJJ around 20 years ago. When dojo storming was a thing in America. It was done to stop the mysticism of martial arts. Fast forward 20 years. Traditional martial arts gyms are a desert compared to MMA/BJJ/Boxing/Muay Thai/Wrestling. It worked.
@frankcolwell3593 3 сағат бұрын
But u could say character building is a physical thing as it can require effort
@poindextertunes 4 сағат бұрын
clearly he was the best of his time. I feel like he might’ve used some alternative methods of training but nothing wrong with that. I watch his fights and its like watching an old timey boxing match. Some of his techniques would be absolutely null now. Theres a kickboxing movement going in Japan and I know any of the top 10 would absolutely crush Benny. Not hating I just like to add a new perspective on things. I think somebody said he doesnt telegraph his spinning back kick well, thats not possible bcuz he’s spinning. a young fighter today would know 9/10 when he is going to throw it but Benny was ahead of the game for his era clearly
@MelRichardson-d8o 5 сағат бұрын
If you can't take a punch or kick you are screwed
@AllisonJoseph-n8j 5 сағат бұрын
Chuck Norris could not kick smothe Bruce in demonstration you can see Bruce had better kick than him
@rauldelarosa2768 8 сағат бұрын
Sadly a lot of krav maga studios are not good. Some Krav maga is ok to take what works.. I don't recommend one basing your self defense system on Krav maga alone. Yes you need to train and get physically fit. And train as hard as possible.
@tylerjames3620 8 сағат бұрын
Try silicone instead of wd 40 for lube
@Cbt69420 9 сағат бұрын
This is possibly one of the best pieces of media I have ever laid my eyes on
@dmfm3113 11 сағат бұрын
The Taeguk are based on applying the principles of Tai Chi to Taekkyon and are a balance and stretch exercise with your basics to warm you up to practice kicks. They are not for fighting at all although the moves can be used for fighting but the Taeguk are progressive coordination, balance and flexibility training. It combines ideas from traditional forms with athletic practice almost like gymnastics. Problem is nobody ever tells you this.
@Louis-ye5ty 11 сағат бұрын
Kung fu is not life saving techniques 😂
@other4589 13 сағат бұрын
Lol, did you seriously upload a 40 min video crying about people doing the EXACT same thing you do to vegans, atheists and liberals?
@gjfjfk 13 сағат бұрын
A Bob is a quicker and shorter head roll under hooks and the Weave is a longer head role when your opponent is trying to hook you .
@visionpiping1048 17 сағат бұрын
What a great video. U da best!
@standardm4tt 20 сағат бұрын
Make the distinction between Traditional Martial Arts and Combat Sport gyms. Problem solved. Traditional martial arts have become closer to dancing while combat sports have really embellished the "combative" nature. This has more to do with the individual gyms than the actual arts I believe.
@thomaspowell-c3r 21 сағат бұрын
If you look at how Francis Ngannou was flattened by Anthony Joshua, who is not considered a big hitter compared to elite punchers, then it shows how hard top boxers can hit! Another interesting point is who has the best chins?
@robertb8673 22 сағат бұрын
As hanbo fan i 100% agree with every single word Shad said....ahhhh i mean HEMA MAN!!!
@robertb8673 22 сағат бұрын
"Sensei, tell me the secret of the single claping Hand." Shifu Wrong slaps face. Shifu Wrong: "No futher question? You see, single clapig hand silent but powerful." "That for calling me Sensei!"
@johndoe4293 23 сағат бұрын
King fu pandas suck
@jjstuff-k9w Күн бұрын
Hey, so me and my friend have been training mma with just us and our other untrained friendly mostly since I was a white belt in bjj (been blue belt for a bit now). He doesn’t have the money to do bjj and stuff so he only trains mma with me. But today I brought over a blue belt from my gym, and my friend took the blue belt down multiple times and completely dominated him on the ground in mma. My coach is a world champion in bjj at his age division and has lots of people of all belts. It probably doesn’t surprise you but it really proved to me that mma is it’s own sport as you’ve said multiple times. This was honestly one of the most fascinating things I’ve witnessed, and I would’ve never done it had I not listened to your advice a few years ago and got out there and trained mma as it’s own sport. Thank you.
@xpallodoc1147 Күн бұрын
My favorite is when you made the videos about how self defense is used as a magical word. I don’t think you called it magical but more bs
@xpallodoc1147 Күн бұрын
What is a take down? Is kind of like asking what year did the war of 1812 happen? Also yes some one who trains in MMA will be more effective at MMA then some one who trains in one martial art…
@pauldunlea3669 Күн бұрын
Boxing is very street effective and practical. Wing Chun Is '' Technical and not effective on the street '' Muay Thai and Kyockoshin Karate are very effective
@memonk11 Күн бұрын
I guess drunken master didn’t work out so well for him.
@pedroroggla8129 Күн бұрын
anderson silva, robert whitaker, machida, gsp, bas ruten, wonderboy... la creme de la creme of mma come from a karate background , then they add spme ground game, thats mma
@RamseyDewey Күн бұрын
Everyone you mentioned is a well rounded mixed martial artist who cross trains in everything and understands full well what sport they are competing in. Silva, Whittaker, Machida, and GSP are BJJ black belts, Wonderboy a BJJ brown belt & a Japanese jujutsu black belt, and Bas Rutten the literal king of prancrase hybrid wrestling. Not to mention GSP is best known for being the best wrestler in MMA history, in spite of having learned wrestling later in life. (Anderson Silva did not have a karate background, by the way. His first martial arts were taekwondo and Muay Thai, respectively.) That is a far cry from “then they add some ground game”.
@pedroroggla8129 19 сағат бұрын
@@RamseyDeweyyeah im a lazy writer and english aint my first language, but you put it perfectly my friend
@brandonvillatuya9539 Күн бұрын
"I have a hard time crying. Not because I'm some big tough guy, but it's just physically hard for me to do it." **Unintentionally makes himself sound more badass**
@ktoth29 Күн бұрын
I think he proved the opposite point. It didn’t increase the amount of force projected it decreased the amount of impact felt. I believe Newtons third law covers this.
@RamseyDewey Күн бұрын
You measured this HOW?
@Sanguiluna Күн бұрын
The only effective“weapons sparring” I’ve experienced was with prop knives dipped in paint, with the lesson being “Knife fights are stupid, and you should never get into one.” The amount of marks we had after just a minute of “sparring” drove the point home.
@batrocbjj7866 Күн бұрын
Huge respect for Lethwei and Lethwei fighers (they have also some takedowns that are forbidden in muay thai) but this rule of the double knockdown is really stupid and too dangerous for the fighters'safety, at least we are still humans not animals killing each others, love the new muay thai in the cage with mma gloves, at least punches count for real and it is a middle way encounter between boxing gloves and bare knucke fights
@flyingknee23 Күн бұрын
I lost my last fight due to tunnel vision. I couldn’t hear anybody but my thoughts and everything was a blur.
@paulmelanson1527 Күн бұрын
Obviously you know NOTHING about Hapkido. I have studied Hapkido, Taekwondo, Aikido, and Kyokushin, Kubudo. When you are grab by a good Hapkido person. It will be on a pressure points or kyusho point. You cannot resist the pain. It always depends on the Martial Artist. Not the style.
@RamseyDewey Күн бұрын
No comment beginning with “obviously you know NOTHING about…” is ever worth reading.
@paulmelanson1527 Күн бұрын
Obviously I'm right about you knowing anything about Hapkido
@rko2016 Күн бұрын
i never cared about weightclasses, but i can see why people would want to compete without getting chronically maimed. regardless of stance on the transgender topic, i find it strange that someone's gender identity is deemed more important than my years of effort to be my best self, i don't think one should be held in higher regard because of current politics.
@flamezombie1 Күн бұрын
KZbin never showed me this video for some reason - totally agree, especially on the 'first lie' bit. It is way harder to change someone's belief once they have something there than it is to give them that first belief. I'm sure you've run into that teaching martial arts students that come from... less than practical backgrounds. We hate the idea that we've spent so long believing a lie, so it's expedient to continue believing it's true. Accepting you were wrong is hard on many things, especially if it led to you saying something you now realize is heinous about an entire group of people, and it was based on a falsehood.
@jasonpower6578 Күн бұрын
I agree karate needs more realistic sparring and full contact but at the same time in math he’s against other styles they are usually not allowed to use their full arsenal like joint locks and grappling. They can only do things based on kick boxing rules
@rko2016 Күн бұрын
i thought it was called internal because they focus on using pelvic/core muscle contraction for power generation instead of rotation.
@RamseyDewey Күн бұрын
Nope.
@rko2016 22 сағат бұрын
@@RamseyDewey why do a lot of masters claim that exact thing all the time then?
@RamseyDewey 22 сағат бұрын
@@rko2016 Probably becaus they aren't actually amsters, they don't speak Chinese, and they don't know the origin of the terms 内家拳 and 外家拳 often mistranslated as "internal" and "external" martial arts. 内家拳 neijiaquan, means unarmed Chinese fighting styles that originated within the wudang (daoist) tradition. It literally means "inside family/home fist". 外家拳 waijiaquan refers to unarmed Chinese fighting styles (from the same times period) that originated outside of wudang (daoist) tradition. it literally means "outside family/home fist" These are cultural linguistic markers, not an indication of where power is generated. It is even more laughable when you get clowns like Adam Mizner who tell their cult members that "internal" means supernatural power rather than physical force, specifically the power of ergokenesis.
@rko2016 21 сағат бұрын
@@RamseyDewey i'm not talking about foreign masters, but chinese figures, respected in their respective community as skillfull. i don't buy the qi magic anyhow, but i do believe it's a general term for power generated from your body rather than raw muscle.
@RamseyDewey 15 сағат бұрын
@@rko2016 You are thinking of the principle of 丹田 (dantian- the idea that energy comes from the center of the body close to the diaphram) as taught within the daoist traditions of neijiaquan. Neijia does not refer specifically to dantian. Neijia is a cultural marker for a group of various Chinese martial arts, not directions for how to produce power. There are many frauds and phonies posing as masters here in China. A lot of them are very popular and make a lot of money exploiting people's ignorance. (Many Chinese people don't speak Mandarin, or at least not well, by the way)
@serenityinside1 Күн бұрын
probably mentioned Aikido 4 times in 10'' monologue.
@valygomu Күн бұрын
The guys that bring WonderBoy into the argument did not follow is early career enough, Wonderboy won is first UFC fight in a spectacular k.o and his second match he got outwrestled for 15 minutes. He then adjusted and became very good
@JamesWhite-m6n Күн бұрын
The problem is that we train karate as a self-defense as a sport, not as a survival self-martial arts for killing someone. If you watch or play the game tekken. You get to see karate use as a true weapon.
@blackjaguar324 Күн бұрын
Then what would you suggest for a good way to condition your knuckles?
@ianthomas1983 Күн бұрын
Im do combat not sport
@ianthomas1983 Күн бұрын
All fighting styles are in mma
@rko2016 Күн бұрын
note taken: valley girl talk is ramsey's weakness
@rko2016 Күн бұрын
didn't know they had an mma gym in Balmora