Blackout by groin kick | Streetfighting by Mike Soto

Blackout by groin kick | Streetfighting by Mike Soto
Fundamental Skills for Martial Arts and Fighting
GET It HERE: malms.pro/courses/fundamental...
In this course you will learn how to optimize your body’s ability to create a very powerful structure and alignment that will tremendously increase the power of your strikes.
Mike Soto
Martial Arts Expert, Bodyguard, Trainer
Chief instructor Mike Soto, started his Martial Arts training 40 years ago, and still continues his extensive research and training in Thailand, China, Taiwan, and other parts of the world. Coach Soto specializes in practical and effective self-defense, and developing relaxed power through proper development of body mechanics and structure. He is also a personal trainer focusing on strength training and muscle hypertrophy, applying Biomechanics to effective and efficient exercises. He has trained in several martial art disciplines including: • Muay Thai • Kickboxing • Western Boxing • Filipino Escrima / Arnis / Kali - Stick, Knife and Empty Hands • Muay Thai Chaiya • Thai Yuth • CQC - Close Quarter Combat Tactics • Bagua Zhang • Tai Ji Quan • Baji Quan • Tong Bei Quan • Aikido • Other Chinese, Japanese, Southeast-Asian styles. He has over 30 years of teaching experience which include: • Developing personalized training programs tailored to the individual • Coaching Mixed Martial Arts fighters in Boxing and Muay Thai • Teaching Close Quarter Tactics to Police Officers and other members of law enforcement • Self-Defense training for the general public

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Blackout by groin kick | Streetfighting by Mike Soto Fundamental Skills for Martial Arts and Fighting GET It HERE: malms.pro/courses/fundamental-skills-for-martial-arts-and-fighting In this course you will learn how to optimize your body’s ability to create a very powerful structure and alignment that will tremendously increase the power of your strikes. Mike Soto Martial Arts Expert, Bodyguard, Trainer Chief instructor Mike Soto, started his Martial Arts training 40 years ago, and still continues his extensive research and training in Thailand, China, Taiwan, and other parts of the world. Coach Soto specializes in practical and effective self-defense, and developing relaxed power through proper development of body mechanics and structure. He is also a personal trainer focusing on strength training and muscle hypertrophy, applying Biomechanics to effective and efficient exercises. He has trained in several martial art disciplines including: • Muay Thai • Kickboxing • Western Boxing • Filipino Escrima / Arnis / Kali - Stick, Knife and Empty Hands • Muay Thai Chaiya • Thai Yuth • CQC - Close Quarter Combat Tactics • Bagua Zhang • Tai Ji Quan • Baji Quan • Tong Bei Quan • Aikido • Other Chinese, Japanese, Southeast-Asian styles. He has over 30 years of teaching experience which include: • Developing personalized training programs tailored to the individual • Coaching Mixed Martial Arts fighters in Boxing and Muay Thai • Teaching Close Quarter Tactics to Police Officers and other members of law enforcement • Self-Defense training for the general public

[@fullcontactconcepts9239]

Blackout by groin kick | Streetfighting by Mike Soto Fundamental Skills for Martial Arts and Fighting GET It HERE: malms.pro/courses/fundamental-skills-for-martial-arts-and-fighting In this course you will learn how to optimize your body’s ability to create a very powerful structure and alignment that will tremendously increase the power of your strikes. Mike Soto Martial Arts Expert, Bodyguard, Trainer Chief instructor Mike Soto, started his Martial Arts training 40 years ago, and still continues his extensive research and training in Thailand, China, Taiwan, and other parts of the world. Coach Soto specializes in practical and effective self-defense, and developing relaxed power through proper development of body mechanics and structure. He is also a personal trainer focusing on strength training and muscle hypertrophy, applying Biomechanics to effective and efficient exercises. He has trained in several martial art disciplines including: • Muay Thai • Kickboxing • Western Boxing • Filipino Escrima / Arnis / Kali - Stick, Knife and Empty Hands • Muay Thai Chaiya • Thai Yuth • CQC - Close Quarter Combat Tactics • Bagua Zhang • Tai Ji Quan • Baji Quan • Tong Bei Quan • Aikido • Other Chinese, Japanese, Southeast-Asian styles. He has over 30 years of teaching experience which include: • Developing personalized training programs tailored to the individual • Coaching Mixed Martial Arts fighters in Boxing and Muay Thai • Teaching Close Quarter Tactics to Police Officers and other members of law enforcement • Self-Defense training for the general public

[@HemiBurns]

Great information

[@fullcontactconcepts9239]

Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed the content 🙏

[@eddienegrino8348]

What is you arms routine? your arms are bigger

[@fullcontactconcepts9239]

My routine is mostly low volume but high intensity. I train them 2 times a week, usually 4 days rest in between. After a few warm ups, 2 top sets of 6 to 8 reps. When I can do 10 reps with that weight, then I increase it in the next session. Progressive resistance with nice and controlled reps.

[@eddienegrino8348]

@@fullcontactconcepts9239 Thanks for the info...

[@eddienegrino8348]

You think American kenpo is effective? Or is cherographed? What knife defense style is the most effective for a violent fast retracting knife attacks?

[@fullcontactconcepts9239]

Yes, it can be effective. There are choreographed movements designed to introduce the concepts and methods, just as in most other traditional arts. With a good teacher you can develop these moves to flow in a natural sequence when used in an uncontrolled situation with an uncooperative opponent. I have known plenty of people that have successfully used traditional arts for defending themselves. It depends on context. More modern combat arts/sports have a different delivery system and training methodology that can make a practitioner have fighting ability in a shorter amount of time. These different approaches all have something to offer depending what fits best for the individual. As for knife defense, there are different methods and you can try and choose what you feel is more effective. In reality, defending against a knife is a bad situation and should always be avoided regardless of what you know. Knife defense gives you a better understanding of possible ways to defend but never a guarantee. My personal expression of knife fighting and defense is heavily influenced by the Filipino Martial Arts. That is my preference from my personal experiences in real situations.

[@eddienegrino8348]

@@fullcontactconcepts9239 Thank you for the knowledge. I will take it to heart. You said in the video there are some fake filipino knife styles, which filipino style or lineage are effective for a knife defense? Krav maga unrealistic for knife defense?

[@fullcontactconcepts9239]

You're welcome. There are some styles or teachers that are taking advantage of the fact that knife fighting and defense are becoming more popular. Many of the used techniques are empty drills with no real world application. I speak as someone who has faces a knife in more than one occasion. Of course this is my personal opinion. Good knife training will have more to do with the knowledge or ability of who is teaching you. I don't want to criticize any person in particular. I personally like blade work from the Illustrisimo lineages, but I encourage you to try different styles of knife work and see what you feel is more realistic. Krav Maga has many different interpretations and they are not the same. In my opinion it depends the instructor and his personal experience.

[@eddienegrino8348]

@@fullcontactconcepts9239 Thanks, looking forward to see your knife interpretation..Everyone is using the knife these days to attack.