Adult Brown Belt Rear Knee Sweep Series

Knee sweeps are part of our Muay Thai and Hapkido series for Brown belt curriculum. Destructions to the leg muscle has long a very effective means of damaging your opponents.

[@aidenpettigrew9246]

Thi is what you get when you go to McDojo

[@dananderson4487]

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[@tyrusmfrechs7025]

Brown Belt…and no kazushi? I’m sorry but there’s no way anyone would just stand there. Testing to meet belt-by-the-book requirements is extremely flawed. There’s no way you instruct LEO with this. Better off taking judo.

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[@bogse]

3:00 not trying to be bully here, I dont know if this hand stance (lady in left) is typical to hapkido but fighting wise it doesnt make any sense. Has any one seen any MMA fighter putting hands like that when fighting. It not a good guard, its extrely slow to throw a punch in that position, so its like a no-mans land hand position. Just like is when tennis player is in no-mans land he is very easy to beat. Also the lady in left stance is leaning backward, thats not a stance, thats like standing before a ditch ready to be shot. Never lean back in your stance, never! The lady in right center of balance is at the middle. Also her hands are in better position, right hand covering the face and left hand more ready for a jab althou thats neither an ideal position but better. I hope they dont teach in Hapkido to put your hands like that if you got into an actual fight. And someone told that lady to keep her center of balance n the middle or slightly forward. Not trying to be an asshole, just try to teach but and if Im wrong at something please correct me.

[@morganmackenzie250]

You are not wrong and great feedback. Take BJJ!

[@bereruter0]

didn't see this comment but i paused it exactly at that time and spent 5 minutes just thinking about it too, i used to box and when you hold your hands up you usually tuck them in tight so you're covering the body more and your chin. i also noticed the girls back foot was like an inch off the ground which in that position isn't good, it should be closer to being flat to store the potential if she decides to move forward or throw a punch and because her foot was an inch from the ground she had to lean back from her hips which is gonna totally screw her balance, and her hands also leaves her entire body open for a hit. not sure how much importance they put on hands and if she is new then it would be an easy mistake to make if she's been working more on takedowns and kicks and what have you but yeah this should be corrected ASAP before she builds bad habits. If the girl reads this comment and wants some help let me know. try and keep your legs slightly bent and feel your weight shift from one leg to the other and see how that feels and notice how your weight gives you potential energy as you move it around. push off your toes forward and notice how your toe directed your weight to move forward, and so your body moves forwards. this is the energy you will be directing around to throw punches, kicks and can even be used defensively. your weight is on your toes and so your toes can move your weight, but when you are stood without bent knees then your weight is on your knees and you cannot push it from there, that's most likely why you leaned backwards because you are using your hips to manipulate your upper part of your body to generate some power but it will never be as strong.

[@bogse]

@@bereruter0 Yea the balance and the raising back leg is just terrible to watch. It make her impossible to move fast forward or backward or sideways, everything is ruined if your stance is not good,. Bent knees power in the sole of the feet whole time a small tension or tiny jumping ready to move where ever you have to move in milliseconds to avoid punches or to attack. They seem to do good what this video is about so Im afraid they are not beginners but pretty advanced and that makes this scary if this is her actual fighting stance. Its also possible that there is something physiologically wrong/broken etc in her body and thats why her stance is so bad, but that doesnt explain those bad hand positions. My background is in judo, krav maga and karate and judo and especially karate teach me that stance is everything, feet power/speed is everything, understanding distance and how to close it as fast that the opponent doesnst understand what hit him. And that is only possible if your stance is as perfect as it can be from sole of your feet to the top of your head.

[@bereruter0]

@@bogse couldn't agree more, your stance is where everything comes from, as you push off your toes then your weight is transfered to kinetic energy to either move or throw a punch but yeah i don't think these guys are amateurs either since they're doing a demo video but maybe this is a small gym with less seasoned coaches or something and just wants to get some videos for his channel i'm guessing.

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