Ok guys… if you’re a true combat tactician, wrestling is only great if the individual such as this person discusses with a set of rules. In a street fight wrestling gets you as far as the person allows you to receive. There are many vulnerable points on human body when someone is grappling you. Oh shoot at me…(your neck) Behind me…(drop my weight/elbow) This is only a few.. Oh yeah… I’ve fought a few wrestlers and grappling is not my primary skill.

Sorry my man: you are wrong about this. Why? Because martial art for self defense translates to street fighting. And street fighting means multiple attacker. And while its very hard to fight multiple attackers with boxing its totally impossible to wrestle multiple attackers at the same time. Simple as that.

The Keysi creator Justo Dieguez was a known and proven bad ass. It's co creator Andy Norman was originally a Jeet Kune Do practitioner who transitioned after meeting Justo. I can only assume that these two were able to make the system work for them, and I always assumed that it must surely be a very effective style but this video has definitely put me off ever wanting to train it now. I do like a lot of the covering techniques it uses as they do appear to be very effective, but I suppose without personal pressure testing there's no way to really be sure.

Scottthewoz except he'll stab you

Bare knuckle fighters have always used a vertical punch. Vertical punchers hit softer that way. That’s why Tyson broke his hand.

This is one of the best MA channels I've come across.

Punching with my hands has never failed me. But you have to strengthen them in order to use them.

Thats because you are doing mma, boxing coaches know how to hold pads and why

But the only pros of the karambit being it is harder to lose out of you hand = disarmed due to the finger ring

Tell that to every animal with claws....

Have you watched MMA fights featuring one versus many? What are your thoughts on them?

When you say that you will fight someone at a range where the kick would not be useful the person practiced it 10,000 times wouldn’t they have a solution the solve this problem? You know BECAUSE THE PRACTICED THE MOVE 10,000 TIMES

8:04 that's exactly what i say about knife disarms too its grungy and savage and the important thing is using some leverage in a safe spot but if your about to die you don't have a choice

No they shouldn’t. Plain & simple.

The only reason we gun owners cared about the bump stock case is because it was yet another example of ATF “clarifying” (redefining) a definition set by Congress to something it isn’t, and there are plenty of firearm components on the market more gun owners actually care about that have been unlawfully redefined as things they aren’t.

While watching this I was thinking, "Damn, this guy is talking like he's salty af, and I think it just earned him a subscribe". But, on the other hand, I can seriously understand the real feeling beneath that exaggerated look and for me it's often frustration from dealing with people that refuse to see reason. Loved this video, keep speaking uncomfortable truths.

I actually do a lot of ground technique in judo class I have no clue what he’s talking about

you don't know Bus Rutten, do you? because if you did, you would know that what you're telling is wrong

I used to pompously believe belts are useless. Your belt won't make you a better fighter, but belts are great motivators, so belts help you learn. Also, teaching and doing are different. Same for me, my best teachers have not been the best fighters.

most high quality martial arts channel out there bro! that clip of the dagis on DC had me dying

Tried it today, will do another 4 - 5 classes, after that no more and will train in MMA at the same time slot. Same Issue I had with Karate and other TMA: I am Canadian, I speak English, I should not have to learn Japanese to advance in belts, that's stupid. Do you think Japanese boxers learn the words jab, cross, hook, uppercut, block, parry, etc.? No, they use the Japanese equivalents.

Really depends on the school whats other training you have the judo school i training we do jujitsu as well and how about the streets you hit your head on the streets your going to get knocked out

Judo with choke them out i have done that before

With a gun, yes.

Former IDF SF and idk what they do for gyms in the US bc its not what they teach in the army. Our instructor was clear if we end up in a combat situation where we have noting but our fists run bc getting ripped limb from limb & head cut off on the internet qsucks. Its just using whatever was at hand to inflict damage but for the of God don't hurt ppl outside a operation or against civilians .You can't turn it into a bjj type sport. you'll end up killing or making every one hate you using it in a minor scrap. It's the dirtiest and self survival skill set, neck shots, throats, eyes, balls etc. Its to inflict damage that alters the life of a terrorist forever, civilians should not want to to do that if they are normal

I have a question, how to wrestle a fat guy?

Nothing wrong with being a good salesman though. I made my career in sales and I have sold good products/services and bad products/services. The mindset and theory is the same, you just feel better when you’re actually selling a good product/service.

Subtitles please

Great video

Try Urumi then tell

As a former bouncer in NYC I can tell you judo works.

So what fighting style do you do then? It seems like every video I have seen from you just talks about how bad a style is.

Just discovered your great channel! Would really love your opinion on Pencak Silat

Stop making so much sense.

Meh.. a good boxer or mma guy can defo beat up more than one person. There are loads of videos proving this, even videos of untrained people have done.

Keysi Fighting Method = Hollywood Fighting Method

I'm that Guy he's talking about. Lee was right, this video is stupid.

One thing a number of "dirty fighting" techniques have in common is that they hit very "soft target" parts of the body. Because of this, they can do significant damage even without a lot of force behind them. This isn't that important if I am a decent sized adult male who spends a bunch of time training combat techniques and can punch significantly hard. So sure, for the kind of person who makes videos about martial arts, fighting dirty isn't that useful. But if I am a small person without a ton of strength, and I find myself being victimized by someone twice my size who could absorb my punches forever without noticing, my only significant chance of escaping without getting badly hurt is probably to hit them in that kind of soft target where it doesn't matter that they are big and beefy and it doesn't matter that I can't generate a massive impact (then, while they are cursing, run like hell). And that kind of scenario, where the big and strong are attacking the weak for fun and profit, probably doesn't involve any gentlemen's agreements on the attacker's part--they will hurt you because they can and they enjoy it, and there is no knowing how extreme "hurt" will turn out to be.

Not wrestling...for a match fight, maybe...but not for self-defence.

This guy definitely criticises his opponent mid match

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This may explain the Casey Viator "Colorado Experiment" Arthur Jones, the creator of Nautilus equipment & training staged in the 1970s, to prove Nautilus "one set to failure on each piece of equipment" was superior to standard free weight multiple set strength/bodybuilding routines. Casey Viator was already a very experienced bodybuilder, who even though he was coming off of a prolonged layoff, juicing was certainly part of his pre-layoff regimen. That's even aside from the accusations Viator juiced like crazy during the 30 day experiment, the fact Viator was a long term roid user simply invalidates the Colorado Experiment claims as far as they applies to non-juicing, novice lifters.

Thsnks for the vid, this humbled me a lot, and I realise I have a pretty long way to go, so thanks👍

Dagestani's fighting is the best, they fight everyday.

I’m sure self defense looks a lot different as a 100 pound twink like yourself but for those of us who are actually shaped like a man and trained, defending multiple untrained attackers looks much different.

Donnie yen fought 8 guys and put them all in the hospital because they where trying to mess with him and his girlfriend.

Kali/silat?

Taekwondo is good

My dad born 1906 did boxing got hurt in a train wreck moved to carnaval ie catch as catch can wrestling he could beat anyone

I believe Judo add a lot to the skillset. As someone who is also a mma practitioner, judo added a lot to my plate. I do not mind the judo play as sport. But it really increased a lot my chops for the takedowns. And open your eyes for opportunities that I didn't had before. Every tool have a place and a moment. As any other technique it all depend of moment and context. And having that clear, it add a lot to your skillset which never is something bad.