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The "keyboard warriors" joke was disrespectful and beneath a true Sifu.

A lot of people mistake this for 52 blocks, somewhat similar but it incorporates a lot of Chinese styles along with Kali, Silat using only the arms. While it looks easy, it isn't, you have to develop the instinct of always "stepping in" to be effective as a CQC and the purpose of this is to literally anticipate every attack from finishing. You see the attack and close the distance to stop it midway and that's just the basics

That is a great alternative exit from the ground

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great concept .but there is vulnerable part … that is ur legs ..those legs are quite not so flexible when u use your shoulders leaning on wall … the opponent could use leg take down or attack ur legs ….. right …. Sifu…. How do u defend this … thanks

I've been doing some weapons training / defense in our fundamental grappling program and this is some great stuff. Look forward to training with you Sifu! - Reny

great

hope you make a full recovery from your heart attack! I emailed you something about this. Be well!

As a boxer and yes, I have wrestling/grappling experience the last thing I want to do is go to the ground.

Hi Sifu Alan. This is a great video. How can you train some of these solo on a bag or in the air if you don't have a partner?

the backdoor escape is literally still grappling, just with the goal of separation not acquiring guard

Great info!!!

Jiu jitsu isn’t flawed the way people train it is.

Une question Sifu, Pourquoi portez vous l'arme de poing toujours au niveau central, derrière la boucle de ceinture quand en uniforme ou dans la sécurité privée, l'arme de poing est la plus souvent portée sur le coté, voir sous l'aisselle pour être dissimulé lorsque l'on est habillé en tenue civile ? Car cela change quelque peu la donne, tant pour bouger au sol (point dur sur le coté où serait portée l'arme !) que pour la subtiliser à son opposant !

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Damn you have a youtube channel! Count me in!

Et en plus, on se fait conduire ! Le goat !

I am not familiar with carrying firearms at training or anywhere else, but it makes sense for your skill selection practice to consider this variable in any event. Thanks

I lived on a street with about 12 bars in a 3 block radius so I saw a LOT of fights . Pretty much every one of them that did go to the ground ended up with the friends of one the fighters jumping in and kicking the other one in the head . A few times it was just random dudes that simply wanted in on the action. So I agree, train to either stay detached or get detached to get up as fast as possible .

At first glance I seriously thought that was the comedian Carrot Top

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Great and import fight for real life fighing, cheers Sifu🎉

Good stuff! Cheers from Yemen

Great insights Sifu & Jenn, thank you!

Another great presentation of details Sifu Alan. Cheers from Ottawa.

Alan, could you breakdown the 1v1 knife fight in Saving Private Ryan?

Very insightful, many thanks, cheers from Poland guys :)

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Great Material and the way you presented it ! thank you for sharing this!!

EXCELLENT! 💀

Cool Video. Simple, but effective techniques. Thx 🙏

Great stuff!!!👊

Thank you sir, excellent instructions

The fact that this information is available free is amazing. I absolutely enjoyed this series and will implement many of its points on my training. Bravo Sir, excellent video.

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Excellent sir, thank you

Sifu Alan Baker, A la minute 23:37 voici un vieux travail (années 90) du seti hati terate par un élève de Charles Joussot en la personne de Franck Ropers kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqCQY32Bd9dsp5o Le défaut de protection de la tête est à noter tout comme le travail de ce style de silat qui descend volontairement au sol pour combattre (autrefois dans la jungle glissante) quand aujourd'hui en ville, il n'est pas recommandé d'aller au sol volontairement mais que cela peut arriver, raison de vos travaux d'analyse et de conception entre les différents styles; JJB, panantukan, keysi....et silat......Pourquoi pas ! Travaux que je partage pour faire évoluer mes concepts et façon de s'entrainer ! J'en reviens souvent au fait que quelque soit la situation, debout ou au sol...., il faut rester le moins longtemps sans chercher à déstructurer l'adversaire pour limiter ses enchainements et possibilité de vous atteindre, et en renversant la tendance défensive en offensivité; un autre lien avec l'esprit du Jun Fan !

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No one else is doing this😮So good. Thank you 🇦🇺

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Fantastic video!

This is why I'm naturally a Defensive Fighter. I know that many Senseis, Sifus, Coaches, and Instructors teach being the aggressor, but there are many reasons why I take more of a defensive stance. You can still strike or tackle faster if that's your intent, but you could grapple, go to the ground, have a Blade, Staff, or Gun pulled on you, have your back against a wall, have your back against a gun, or have to be mobile and even crouching. All sorts of scenarios exist. You might pick up an improvised weapon in the process. Then, there are the legal ramifications of assaulting someone. Because of encounters over the years, Life and my study of the Martial Arts & Combat have crafted me into being a Street Fighter. In simple terms, I've built skills both armed and unarmed for urban environments predominantly, but I can fight wherever is necessary. I'm a Striker, but I can grapple. In various situations, I've utilized Boxing, Kickboxing, Aikido, Jiujitsu, Wrestling, and more to handle situations, protect myself, and protect others. I have had knives and firearms drawn on me. I had to know how to deescalate situations or turn the attention on me as well to draw the attention away from less capable people. If bullets are flying in the air or gunplay may occur, awareness is key on how to act. I'm the type of Guy that will run to the gunfire within reason to make sure that people are ok and takedown or takeout the shooter if necessary. I Love that you mention the Warrior's Mentality.

That was intense!😮

Could you show how to handle a situation if you were completely mounted? Good info though.

12:39 Wow, breaking his balance really helps pa lot😮

first video I've ever watched on Keysi Fighting Method and this was extremely helpful and easy to digest. Thank you! #Coltwasneverhere

Interesting

Excellent transfer of skills from competitive wrestling and BJJ into defense and fight skills with good applications for armed environments. Thank you for posting. Can't wait for video 3