Emin Boztepe - Knife Defence & Weapons

Sifu Emin Boztepe talks about knife/weapon defence and performs some empty hands, knife and stick maneuvers.

[@jojo4355]

i am a filipino kali arnis teacher and teaching for 30 yrs..i clearly understand what you are saying and i like the way you teach..its simple,direct and realistic...keep it up...

[@taichihass]

Awesome. Direct, realistic. No playing about with the hands with unrealistic techniques that give students a false sense of confidence that could cost them their lives! These concepts should be applied to any system that you practice.

[@DaXia333]

POWSH POWSCH....SPHASH POWSH!!! Ty for the sound effects Emin, made the whole difference.

[@kaan54800]

hahah

[@Epierce.]

Sifu Emin Boztepe is really good i like his theories and ideas and beliefs

[@alexscott730]

Pffvvv pffvvv...Emin needs his own sound effects😂😂😂

[@Jaecht88]

if can run away , run away... these are wise words in front of a knife

[@NinjaKid1985]

By far and long the best advice I've seen about knive defence!

[@bobbya.7854]

So true👌👌👌👍👍👍

[@borahcn]

Ty very much for being a realistic mind person

[@aralmarpuc6886]

@@borahcn have you seen PAUL VUNAK?

[@mightymeatmonsta]

I'm IMPRESSED! You are doing the exact right thing by deflecting the blade AWAY from the body and going after the person holding the knife! This is much safer, and once you take out the person holding the knife, there will no longer be a threat! Very smart!

[@brunadinitto5397]

Tank you for tribute jeek kune do.You mind is free,very compliments.

[@batuhanozbek1682]

Buralara Türk gelir mi bilinmez ama önce Emin abime sonra tüm kardeşlerime abilerime selam olsun

[@hacylmaz1920]

Gelir kardeşim, gelir.. Niye gelmesin? Geldik. Zaten Emin Usta aslında "bizim" değil mi? Çok severim.. Bir sürü yorum ve fikir var ama "O" adam dır ve işinde gerçekten çok iyidir.. Eğer Müslüman ve Türk olmasaydı tüm Dünya, O'nun Dünya'nın en iyisi olduğuna tereddütsüz inanıyor olurdu. Neyse.. Söylenecek çok şey var ama gerek yok.. Onu ilk defa seksenli yılların ikinci yarısında o zaman var olan "TAN" gazetesinin yaptığı bir haberde görmüş, çok beğenmiş ve önce "Karakuşak" adı ile çıkan sonra ise "Siyahkuşak" adı ile çıkan dergide röportajını okumuş "Yip Man" ın öğrencisi Bruce Lee 'nin ise arkadaşı olan William Cheung' ı yendiğini duyunca, öf be bayılmış ve hayran olmuştum.. O gün bu gündür çok sever ve fırsat buldukça takip ederim. ALLAH (CC) sağlıklı uzun ömürler versin, yolu ve yolumuz açık olsun.. 🇹🇷🕋🕌🤲💪🤍❤️😊

[@truckdriver1353]

Most of the angle of attacks are Kali base and the attacks themselves are. A lot of Kali influence

[@NostalgicTribe]

Now I know where star wars sound effects came from.

[@gerardlavergne130]

Wow very realistic approach to handling a knife attack. Very impressive.

[@DanielBrowne-dz7we]

Check William Cheung’s knife strategy at 39:50 kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5bRkI18h9mcfM0

[@ichimarugin1995]

@@DanielBrowne-dz7we that fraud looool he is acting against knife just like Emin explained and demonstrated its not good for real attack. Open your eyes. Did you watched this vid or you just comment with your bullshit? Because to post that shit of cheung you must havent seen this vid

[@ghostly2]

FMA practitioner on a random video run, but this has made me really think about the weird idiosyncrasies that crept in on my form after such a long absence. Excellent video, I'll make sure to take it to heart when I'm training.

[@adthethug]

I think there is a big issue particularly on internet forums and such that everyone thinks that one style or system is superior to another. Everyone seems to be very protective of their style or system and i think the real truth comes down to the way the individual applies his or her knowledge. I can tell you from experience that ALL martial arts have valid principals. I am currently studying Wing Chun and i find it's principals to be very effective and very applicable in live situations.

[@P0cketfull0fsunshine]

PFOOOMPFOOOMPFOOOM Seriously though EB is a legend

[@theplunkinator]

I don't think too much of Emin or his wing chun, but he makes a lot of good points here.

[@kelly980]

the slow motion sound effects are my favourite

[@gstaadt]

"i hit him and he can no play piano anymore" Hilarious (and good info too)

[@jonathandavis1982]

PFUU PFUU PFUAAA

[@MrTifli]

i was on a seminar from an phillipino grandmaster and i ask him what i could do against a knife attack and he answerd: "if you can, RUN!" when there is an amateur with a knife maybe you can stop him with this stuff but still this is dangerous. And when you see that your opoonent knows how to use a knife you have no chance!

[@andrewthesorcerer101]

Thanks Emin, great Video !

[@mattmanbrownbro]

I love how he sounds like a jet

[@evol1349]

Having spent 5 years at running tiger kenpo,bjj had the chance in mpls to see a demo work shop witht this man.he is the real deal.Awesome work shop and hellva nice guy.Cheers..

[@PetrosA10]

I am Greek. This guys is really good.. really good. Everything he says makes sense.

[@Kitsune-Moriko]

@Aikiarts101 ye man i studied Aikido too, back in Glasgow, Scotland for a while. Still remember a lot of the throws and wrist locks. Your chosen style is your choice never let anyone diss you for it. I'm learning and teaching wing chun in China now but I still appreciate other arts. Stick at it cos you will regret it later. I studied karate when I was young but gave up...I regretted it and went back to it when I was 22 along with lau gar kung fu later followed by wing chun.

[@mehrdadbakhshi4364]

The idea of deflecting opponent attack by protecting center line is great.

[@marthaluntz1508]

nice -i took a 3 hour seminar from Emin in Dubai- great class great guy-Ari of executive self defense

[@Bzdi138]

@guitarfan1979 yep - we did a rather eye opening demo using markers as knives. Even with my training I would be dead most of the time from attacks. Run, run for your life. Knifes, guns, technology will trump any martial arts

[@bebo3ful]

Wing Tsun and Escrima are effectively a joint organisation (although there are definitely separate escrima organisations) the organisation is called AUWETO (Australian Wing Tsun and Escrima Organisation) If you are in America or whatever sub out Australian for your country. Escrima is taught at the higher student levels i think student level 8+ in Wing tsun, and the quality of the teaching of escrima in my opinion tends to vary in wing tsun depending on the instructor's knowledge of it.

[@gatorci]

Perfetto!!Grandissimo Sifu Emin!!!!

[@11Kralle]

Schmerz ist der beste Lehrer! Der zweitbeste bin ich. E.Boztepe (pain teaches best, after that comes me) It sound arrogant, but he is not only a good practicioner -he is a great tutor as well.

[@tonydunne1965]

love this he right saw this on the streets

[@guitarfan1979]

@trollbl damn right...after watching thousand videos and reading thousand comments I conclude that unless you have a gun the best knife defense is to run and hide

[@teachyou9779]

Or to hit back hard with sound effects.... 🐺

[@josefraguas2768]

Latosa/Newman to Germany. Sifu Emin is a cut above. Too bad he is not in the US anymore.

[@Razx100]

the noises he is making is simply blowing out air(breathing) something boxers and kickboxers do alot, if u dont do this you would be out of breath in 2 secs, and if u meet more than 1 apponent you dont want to be out of breath after the first one goes down.

[@scientist501]

He has good sound effects!

[@patrick2145]

Very nice video, thank you Sifu. I enjoyed it.

[@gaurdian1560]

Emin is the number 1.

[@siwal69]

Too class advice sir. As a side carry an umbrella to stop the spray from his lips

[@sheveuquciwbwbw]

Emin Boztepe best WT Fighter ever

[@KinNitro]

lol the the sound effects are awesome, lol redtortise say "pfoooovv***pfooov, but this guy is well rounded form wing chun to street fighting, it is obvious that a person should learn and combine many arts instead of just using one, cause each martial art has its weekness and strength

[@VictusPrime]

Hahaha, gotta love the sound effects!

[@OmarTV]

@PuddingblendeR Please note that I see Emin to be one of the best martial artists, but all of us with experience know that there is always something we miss, and more advice is best.

[@ebmasdan92]

@JayDeLamar it is priceless to train with him....only trained with sifu emin twice but he is unreal and a gentleman

[@tonydunne1965]

and again love this guy the turk

[@TheDestrotube]

Nice vid..yaa straight and simple,no fancy stuff...love your sound effects too,which are coming out of your mouth...:)..lol

[@GuntherPtakorel-ee6lv]

Das sieht doch schon effektiv, kämpferisch aus!

[@Spartacus2014r]

Emin numberone super

[@harlequin75]

Disclaimer: Joe did not survive the taping. Our condolences go to his family.

[@SPTX.]

What's the most effective between PFOOV PFOOV PFOOVV and ATA TA TA TA ?

[@arnaudmpspicy9110]

It works perfectly.. only if you train hard some months/years with a guy who knows how to use a knife. If not forget and run away if you can or buy a gun....

[@zminvestllc9919]

PRACTICAL, NO BS!

[@zminvestllc9919]

@George Why do you say that? Have a good day!

[@gjones7777]

good stuff because he stresses to STAY AWAY FROM THE KNIFE! 1 cut most likely will not kill you instantly but you could veary easily bleed out before help comes. Stay away from the knife at all costs. Run away 1st. Then if you cant run, fight and break his legs, arms, hands whatever. BUT Stay away from the knife

[@OmarTV]

No worries :) The one thing I always tell my students is to never take anyones teaching as a final decision. Take from all, use from all, always be a student. In my practice and teaching combat, we usually go for an immediate grab to the base of the weapon as we strike towards the throat or vital areas, doing that you control the pull of the attacker and you immediately disarm. If you do not disarm, the attacker might get back up and get you from the back. Take care and keep an open mind.

[@plamenzlatev1206]

and he will cut you up , you didnt watch closely what Sifu Boztepe was showing in this video , if you try to disarm or grab the weapon , it only takes the attacker to pull the weapon back and change the angle and your are already cut first time , you think that after few cuts you will be alright ha ha funny dude

[@mattnobrega6621]

The best protection against a person wielding a knife is an knife or a blunt object to create distance. A gun would be better but you could risk injuring innocent people around you. Most attackers will not attack you like you see in these demonstration videos. You also dont know anything about you attacker(fighting skills, on drugs etc...) the best training tool for knife drills is a marker. Reason being, you can see the the marks that could otherwise be deadly cuts without getting hurt.

[@TheGoldgravitydreams]

2:07 maybe you are here you can find th... FUUUUU FHFFJDCHGG

[@jizzyunderwear]

It's Wing Tsun just look in the background you will see the yellow shield with the two butterflyknifes on which is written AWTO (Adon't know :) Wing Tsun Oranisation) probably just to clear things up If i'm wrong I'm sorry ;)

[@MillionMagnum]

You just hope the opponent haven't watched this video.

[@Lorhax]

The sound is the last thing that some guy that fucks with him is gonna hear

[@5764830]

realistic instructions...EWming also wins with both with the knive and with the stick, meaning that its more important the man behind the weapon than the weapon itself

[@violeiro123]

pq vc nao aceitou o desafio do royce gracie??????

[@TieXiongJi]

The weapon is the brain. Everything else is a tool to achieve a goal.

[@emersonrwt]

Great Vídeo!

[@wheatleyshepard8426]

it's Jacky chan + sylvester stallone

[@MrRookie118]

spupapi It doesent matter , wheter it´s a real knife !!or a fake. the guy didn´t him that´s the important thing . Some guys write that this is not usefull but you are wrong it´s really usefull i make wing tsung for 6 years and you can belive me it´s the best i had ever seen . it is really usefull

[@coredor]

An umbrella doesnt have the same mass as a fighting stick, and wouldn't deliver bone breaking power. You would be better off using the pointed end of the umbrella to jab at their face, eyes.

[@danielskipp1]

+Juarez Mendes Yes, all good fighters make a noise when striking.

[@lawtuckmun7009]

more than 300 fights, i cant believe at all.

[@Anthony-Testicali]

Law Tuck Mun they were pre ufc streetfights

[@potterymonk]

AS long as that attacker does that slow motion single attack, the other dude can go real fast and non-stop. Not exactly symmetric demonstration. Granted, the big guy's tactics may not change, but in reality, he wouldn't look so good if the other guy was moving at similar speed and intent. But then we wouldn't be in Hollywood.

[@johnlovric5896]

Well he is doing the same Thing linw the other Styles. IT is just good Marketimg

[@Schwartzbruder1]

it's escrima, from GM Rene' Latosa(the head FMA instructor of EBMAS)

[@irahshots]

this guy has a point though. even though he has a strange sound lol

[@Aikiarts101]

not being critic but what if there is two or more?

[@domxem5551]

As others stated, what he is teaching is realistic.

[@zacuum]

NIce video and really loved the special sound effects when engaging in the attacks. Just kidding. Very informative overall.

[@Aikiarts101]

@TheThesamuray yeah i do aikido as well and thats what i thought your suppost to get on the outside of the knife/attack thats how to do aikido techniques properly the attacker was able to hit him because he was on the inside im tought to go on the outside away from the other hand.

[@ucchamburg]

sehr schön, der mann sagt genau das, was wir auch schon seit 15 jahren sagen und praktizieren , selten genug, das mal einer zeigt, was für ein schwachsinn und selbstmord dieser ganze jitzu und krav maga kram ist.axel ucc hamburg

[@southernsales7777777]

now this is real knife defense technique, not some silly ones. wing chun rules

[@ebmasdan92]

@Mider999 this is sifu emin demostrating the latoas weapon system

[@adthethug]

@JayDeLamar I've used Wing Chun in many live situations and i've gotta say i have found it to be very effective but it's fair to say that not everyone reacts the same way in a live street situation. I think the biggest mistake people make in the martial arts is thinking in terms of 'self defence' too often. I have many years of front line security behind me and so too does my instructor and this certainly helps when understanding how to apply the principals. But yeah ur right he's mean!

[@stafford4797]

emin number 1 in wt

[@realtrix]

I was believing in the video until I heard the "special effects" Phhfuuuu Phhfuuuu

[@Gitarrendave8]

This guy is soo cool^^

[@Kitsune-Moriko]

@01Proust thanks for the info :). I was wondering. I suppose its like the Keeai in karate.

[@bebo3ful]

A lot of what he says makes sense, targeted more for real world, disarming is quite complex and I don't think someone who trains 2-3 days a week for 2 hrs a lesson would be able to do it if we are talking in a stress situation, say at night time when you have had maybe 1 beer or two.

[@hakanercan8832]

if i dont be wrong he has master grat 8 and he not only win chung he can also teakwando karate escrima i think evrythink he ist the teacher from Navy Seals he is a monster ;D

[@100nujabes]

@asakuraavan A rolled up newspaper is pretty hard.

[@mikeeebyn]

O bir efsane

[@hotpopcorncake]

Thanks

[@ninitookooche]

I wonder where is he from ? And , this is my messsage "will you kindly demonstrate in a slower rate ? Maybe 50 X slower " :)

[@deathcador]

he's from Turkey

[@OmarTV]

@PuddingblendeR I agree with you, you have to hit, but hit as you control the weapon, not everyone will drop a weapon when hit. Control the weapon, strike and disarm... out of 14 years of combat training, that is by far a stupid thing.

[@Aikiarts101]

@Aikiarts101 also it was my dad that got me right into this stuff he'd been in aikido and other arts in his time for years he also thought me. i wonder if that's the same with your mum did she get you in it. im curious

[@Aikiarts101]

@nightfox2282 I tried other arts as well TKD for about 2 weeks maybe a bit longer left it then i got a six day course in karate and thats where it started ive only been martial arts since 2010 so still pretty new to the martial arts industry.

[@OmarTV]

With extreme respect for a great martial artist, the knife defense (open hand) techniques are not real world usable... you have to disarm and not just hit...

[@joelvis65]

i see ur point, but the lesson here is when u attack, attack out of instinct, not using specific techniques like other martial arts yeaches, moving the hand, curling the weapon,etc.. as emin showed at the beginning of the video,the dangers of using specific techniques like that... u cant teach instinct mate, just practise it..

[@schwarzerpeter9432]

Emin you´re totally right, but, if you´re fighting with knifes - it´s better to slice than to stab - slice and get distance, let your opponent lose blood and turn him weak.... or try to make him go hospital by words^^

[@tkosadi]

@PetrosA10 I am pulling your leg dude. you are correct...Ancient greece is where the modern civilisation was based but as mixed as the Turks the current Greek people are nothing to do with the ancient greece.to your question Turks offered nothing to this world and with this rate they never will either... but this Emin guy I still think could not even beat number 20 ranked 205 fighter.I bet my life john jones can fuck him up in seconds.. cheers

[@alexscott730]

2:13...."I teach alot of police officers"....Cops don't try to wrestle a guy with a knife.....they blow the guy's head off.The best you can expect from dealing with a knife is that you will get sliced or stabbed somewhere on your body as you deal with him....Gouge the eyes,kick the balls and run...To expect anything less to happen is dreaming in movie technicolor....and 3:18 Emin carries a purse?....

[@cigaraci]

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