How To Deal With A Haymaker Punch

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[@richardmeftah2569]

I've recently started seeing your videos in my feed and I have to say that they are brilliant! Your technique so are so strong and simple but highly effective and your have a great teaching style too. Very patient and easy to understand. I've just subscribed from Manchester UK and would love to learn more from you. 🙏🏼

[@ninjasec]

As far as striking first, assault can be action or gesture. Its how police often act. So if thr assailant states he will hurt you or approach in agressive manner or posture it should be enough to articulate your defense. Love your stuff

[@FistandFootMartialArts]

It's always good to go over the basics, AGAIN. The moment a student/teacher thinks they don't need to cover the basics is the moment the get their ass handed to them. Meaning, yes I knew this basic technique, BUT he added a little extra flavor to make for a "tasty meal". Lol I had always been taught, and I taught, to use the elbow opposite of the block for the strike, But I like the idea using the elbow off of the block to strike, as another option. This is explained in a clear fashion.This is my first vid from this channel. It won't be my last. Thank you for this! Every little bit helps.

[@meeek21]

Excellent coaching. 40+ years. Very important throw your assailant off, loud and verbally: Hey, I don’t want to fight. First couple of strikes are open handed. Bones break with an open hand. Set your guard with open hands. Very important , no video with closed hands. We train, so we have choices. Nothing but love , Bother 💕🙏

[@blazecorp]

Solid instruction here. Makes sense and is very practical.

[@richardbarton6146]

excellent coach... teaches real techniques.

[@metalliva5590]

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[@AK_UK_]

2:40 😂😂😂

[@PDDx36]

Your partner grew a beard to soften the blows you land on him 😂

[@tylerdurden8425]

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[@varkrishnamummidivarapu5296]

That's precisely what beard is supposed to do 🌚

[@4epa1012]

Loooool

[@Voss2724]

Nice one👍, this is going to be helpful

[@benmacdhui]

As in flinch reaction ala Tony Blaur system, that driving elbow is definitely a great tip to practice & ingrain. The hooks however, while being fine suggestions to drill in the dojo for form, I don't believe that in the dynamics of an actual attack situation, one would have the time to pull off successfully

[@Selfdefensegoat]

Agreed, anything in real life is complicated for sure. Taking minimal damage takes priority.

[@mutant0177]

My problem with this, is you have to make some kind of assessment about the strike. Very hard in the chaos of a (non-sport) fight. I stick with the Cover-Crash from Lee Morrison. You do not have to know what exactly comes and you can use it active and reactive.

[@northportlandmartialarts2112]

I’m sure you’ve been in tons of street fights.

[@kinbolluck476]

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[@zyx7478]

Great instruction and information

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I have just found this channel . Have to say I love all the videos. Love your mindset

[@BudoBrothers]

Thanks so much! We’ll keep it coming 🙌🙏

[@dudemannxs]

Thank you for saying that about the hay maker punch. There's a lot of cameras around. We're martial artist, but we must be in control

[@Tarotainment]

This is super if you have the awareness to identify a punch as an untrained fighter in a real life situation.. but most can't. Don't try to identify and counter a punch if you don't have experience seeing punches thrown to know how to predict and identify in the moment what is happening.

[@peakmaster3273]

Might the first time I agree self défense techniques. 👍

[@briancarroll3263]

bro took a elbow uppercut to the face for us papa bless

[@arthussey1297]

Thanks for the knowledge....good stuff w great explanations.

[@uriallon]

You are the GOAT💪🏻

[@jflokivilgerarson2669]

Hit And Run , A Wise Choice A Wise Man Stay Away in danger

[@ninjasec]

I dig it. Great clinch entries too. I like seeing applications of martial arts like Muay Thai in self defense ,its original purpose.

[@herecomestheoof]

It's mostly Kali

[@petermang5371]

I like your style of explaining… Top Content 👍👍👍

[@Grunt49]

Remember Florian? In the UFC.They called him the can opener.Vicious elbows.

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[@ぞろ-d4v]

Thanks, now I'm ready for the next school year😉

[@jaychyzyk]

Split the Arm and strike the neck at the trap, Skp the strike wirh the fist and go directly with the elbow to the head.

[@Tony_spumoni]

I love this guy.

[@valentinogarcia8936]

thank you kevin!

[@jayboogie559]

Interested in what your teaching when I save up I want to get the course

[@shinobicoach8853]

Köszönjük!

[@juggobetrugo9485]

thx so much

[@pz3j]

This is very well done. Thanks. I'd like to see you adapt your response style to accomodate legal liability. What I mean is I'd like to see you mix in a few vital targets, while sparing the opponent facial trauma. When cops come and the guy's face is bleeding, bruised, and cut.... Say: "Hello handcuffs!" If his face is as fresh as when he left his mommy's house, the cops might not react as badly. Also, the impact on witnesses will be less and they might go easy. Just something I'd like to see from you bro. You look like your act is together. Thanks.

[@lukegamer5328]

great instruction!

[@diesel9664]

I like to learn all that cuz I get picked on a lot

[@juggobetrugo9485]

Verry GOOD

[@warrenmiller6537]

How about heel-hand strikes?

[@OffTheGrid1982]

Outside 90 Tony B. 💯👊

[@jayboogie559]

Thank u

[@warrenmiller6537]

How about breaking arms?

[@warrenmiller6537]

Why risk damage to knuckles?

[@Tarotainment]

This is kinda like me saying to a snowboarder on his first day.. you just hit the jump and spin around and land. Don't forget to ride away clean.

[@Tarotainment]

Who are these tutorials for exactly

[@MandlBakr-fd1zl]

Kool !

[@JJ-ex8xe]

I’m watching this and getting distracted 💜

[@jeffreyjackson5229]

That's great if they are throwing just on punch like it's a face, but if that's not the case, I wouldn't advise that particular technique. Not being pessimistic but realistic. I was in the school and two males were fighting. The assistant principal restrained one and as I approached the other, I will be honest, his right and left were coming so fast, that technique would not and could not work. When saw that, I did what martial artist should be able to do: I adapted. I timed his punches, parried his right with my left while moving to my left ever so slightly, bear hugged him for behind until calmed down and surrendered. Adaptability 😉

[@mr.yeetwhut5816]

why do you call it the holy shit block? that is soooooooooo funny and yet the block still works coming form personal experience

[@jojodiver8706]

Legit.

[@tez3211]

Your great I know we will meet

[@tylerdurden8425]

0:01 is he alive? Which hospital to visit him?

[@Walkercolt1]

I use my brand-new 10mm SIG from 5-7 meters away and end the "fight" forever with one 180 gr. hollow point to the head-Retired Deputy Sheriff (but we are ALWAYS officers of the Court)-Ricky Dale Wyatt Berry Earp-and yes, I AM related. I would "Be in Mortal fear for my life" as I'm 69 years old, a multiple stroke victim and permanently disabled and handicapped, and MY word against a dead man's in Court will ALWAYS prevail-he cannot testify against me, but I can testify against HIM! I ALWAYS have a legal defense; he has NONE. It NEVER gets to a trial. Man in Wally-World at Muskogee killed three "security guards" last year. He's a vet in a wheel-chair, they accosted him, he's getting 9 figures from the Waltons for them putting him on the floor out of his chair.

[@chrisfoto4782]

Oh man that firs few seconds hit sounds painful.

[@ivanhannel]

Had a crazy dude attack me on a San Francisco tennis court a week ago! He threw a right hook that landed on my left side of my head. I was okay and three jabs and five low kicks later, guy gave up. SF drug addicts!

[@bmillea131]

Haha sounds like this is a common occurrence to you guys who still choose to live in that shit show lol.

[@kinbolluck476]

SUGON DEEZ

[@bahramk5647]

Okay 👌

[@sadder9531]

you never use head to counter attack😮

[@warrenmiller6537]

Or blood interface?

[@warrenmiller6537]

FASCISM = trump😂

[@warrenmiller6537]

😂😂😂

[@its._aruff]

Bagus sekali 🥳👍

[@ПавелКлимов-о9к]

Выглядит красиво, но тут нужен тайминг. Это не реакция на атаку это одновременные действия. Со стороны каждого могло быть любое движение.

[@hunterwalker2665]

Why is every instructor video using a guy that's smaller, dude I'm 5'3 show me how to defend myself properly against larger aggressors like 5'10 and up

[@Mustard_Dispenser]

Easier for them to believe their own bullshit

[@BuhBaBiBeBo]

Ultimately, rather than watching videos to learn how to train yourself, go to an actual dojo/gym to learn martial arts, and even then, size is a large factor in fights, especially those of the street variety -Armchair Martial Arts Enthusiasts

[@junglerumbler6917]

This dude is huge

[@ttx3]

@@junglerumbler6917 what height?

[@HOFFBog]

Hight should honestly be irrelevant considering you are using the proper technique the height of potential attacker shouldn't matter to you they go down all the same 😅

[@bert1913]

I hate slow motion self defense

[@dannyhannan3014]

All I know is I would not like to fight this guy

[@justinw2232]

Just duck

[@jamesmiles1328]

Great if fighting a dumbass,but if your fighting someone maybe done bit boxing,boxers do not throw one punch be more coming

[@rickcrotts6673]

357 magnum beats any haymaker

[@aidenfisher5679]

Bang bang. Bang bang.

[@345kobi]

That beautiful block will not happen.

[@petitepatate9727]

Damn dude how tall are you everyone looks small near you lol

[@rjsantos1551]

Tell you what. Flip attacker and defender. I want you trying to hit that little dude like he slapped around your baby sister. You have him trying these moves on you at your worst. If he can pull them off 50% of the time then I'll give you a nod. Otherwise 🤢🤮

[@malcolmjelani3588]

Aikido is far more effective than this.

[@trevorclausen2994]

Depends who's throwing that Haymaker,easy to do these slow motion movie moves,but every fights different and the real world of streetfights ain't this simple Dude 😕

[@noworriesnoproblems6382]

Get a pillow and go to sleep

[@aidenfisher5679]

Haymakers work. Just watch fights in a hockey game. It's very close to what real fights r like. Offence wins. Once u do defense, u will b defeated , always.