Fred Mastro | Mastro Defence System | MDS | The Fred Mastro Handshake

[@TangoCharlieAlpha]

That dude was like..."that's the LAST time I volunteer for anything like that!!"

[@falcon3333ful]

LOL

[@exposethem792]

mydejavooo1 😂

[@ko0d3ta]

I would do the same 😊

[@tripeee58]

EXCELLENTE!

[@Muskokan1]

Last time he volunteers for anything ever.

[@sergiotl7378]

lol, I thought the same.

[@5ive9inefx]

🤣🤣🤣

[@donttakeitpersonal5618]

You made me laugh, thanks!

[@abeeliz2165]

"I'm at the loss for words" classic

[@jleo8656]

I am so thankful that this comment is the first one.

[@adamh.4933]

That guys a trooper, seriously not an easy demonstration to be a part of but you stuck in there. Mad respect

[@misterreyth8805]

BRAVO! That strike is LIGHTNING fast & guaranteed to get the first shot. It is truly amazing how you can line someone up this way and they don't even realize they are about to get hit. Funny thing, I read of this starting position in the 80's from a karate instructor who stated: "If you want to hide the fact that you have fighting skills, adopt this posture". I have always remembered it and now I see the incredible power of it! Thanks so much!

[@mikedasilva5239]

Speed and the element of surprise are the key elements to make this technique work.

[@seattleflyboard3807]

same could be said for all techniques .

[@knifetoucher]

Ah yes, the ol' hitty-throaty-slashy-turny-killy move.

[@anthonybell9630]

also known as BULLSHIT

[@g496r500t]

+dhl671 I don't think it was a bad technique at all, the principles are good

[@mattbueron2652]

+Anthony Bell I'm not sure if you consider this "Bullshit" since it's a fist strike to the neck, it CAN and WILL kill a person depending on how hard you hit

[@mattbueron2652]

Mindaugas​ it's meant to disable the fight before it even happens, the always deceitful "what you gonna do?" trick that people do just to come close enough to sucker punch you is usually counter acted by this move

[@jasonc9423]

Never been in a fight before huh? It's okay... I get it. You've been in your "safe space" playing your PS4 for the past 19 years of your life -- and never had to deal with anything but your parent's "micro-aggressions". You need to get in a dojo. As a cop, I can tell you kid: this is how most fights start. Someone gets in your personal space in an attempt to mentally dominate you -- and physically intimidate you. They see you as a target -- and usually have their buddies backing their bullshit. Someone is going to get hit first. You have to decide before you ever get in a confrontation with someone: is it going to be YOU or THEM. It's called being preemptive. And don't think that turning around and walking away is going to save you. Chances are you will get sucker-punched and/or followed. If you are going to FLEE -- and by all means that may be the best choice -- then FLEE like Forest Gump in a football game. Good luck, kid.

[@buddhabudz2371]

This worked awesome on an old lady i took her purse from ! .... Thank you so much !

[@halflife352011]

buddha budz 😂LOL

[@halflife352011]

buddha budz old lady or a child is the only one this crap would work on

[@tweebthelerker3952]

This dude has some of the, quickest, most violent, moves I've ever seen. Very awesome. Thanks for sharing. :)

[@lerch400block]

agreed. dude is merciless as hell

[@Erebus2075]

but none of this shit works vs. even the most basic trained fighter... its to attack people with absolutely no ability to defend themselves, at which point there should be no reason to attack them in the first place -_-

[@sudochamp]

+Erebus2075 You just read that from the other comments right? This isn't meant to be done in a fight, as seen in the video it's more when someone confronts you (but not in a fighting position). as it was made by bouncers. if you happen to know what those mean since the word probably flew over your head when you heard it.

[@BarthelemyLesaint]

Google F.I.S.F.O. if you want to know more...

[@daxisperry7644]

It even said it's for bouncers. If a guy's getting in a bouncer's face and wont leave. it's a worthwhile technique

[@jamieflexman]

This reminds me of chatting to a guy I used to work with in a bar, and we were talking about his 'martial arts training'.. he suggested showing me something, so I say ok.. then he proceeds to do a similar style of move and of course, I go with it.. then he keeps the pressure and forces me on to my back.. at which point I am livid. Then he adds an extra couple of seconds to the move for dramatic effect.. which I am totally compliant, as I do have good patience. I then tell him sternly to get off, and he does - although his insecurity was immediately apparent the moment he offered to show me the move. Now, the guy in this video clearly has a good skill, but it's important to realise that for any such move to be effective in a real life scenario, it must be practised several hundred, if not thousands of times in order to be truly autonomous and clean. Anyone viewing this video and attempting it in their next altercation will probably end up regretting it.

[@wrappedmenace8963]

real life and practicing on a CLUELESS opponent are two totally different things

[@adamson5779]

You're absolutely right! Many factors to be considered in real life combat situations. And, people are NOT always standing still like mannequins so that you can exercise your skills on them. Hits are not always so direct and impact upon the body can be different due to adrenaline as the opponent also quickly reacts to your body language. Karma is also another factor too!

[@steveschneider8454]

Thank you cuz this crap does not work in a real street fight. Fighting requires you to take punishment and you will take punishment. Can you still do this with a broken hand or nose or the wind knocked out of you. Simply learning a BS technique will get you hurt every time.

[@thebob3712]

@@steveschneider8454 I think this is before a fight happens, you know, some fuckhead in your face mouthing off to you, neutralize the situation before it escalates, dont become a punching bag as you seem to be, but good luck with your broken nose

[@TiberiusRexx]

@@thebob3712 yea you may get the drop on someone and get em off balance for a second...but guess what, you didn't knock him out or incapacitate him in any way. Now you pissed him off and you're about to get your azz beat.

[@thebob3712]

@@TiberiusRexx " neutralize the situation before it escalates"= don't let him get up to beat my ass

[@regularguy9219]

I hope that dude got a free hoodie out of this.

[@Hello2u3582mypincode]

Lol, kick ass bro haha

[@chagrangagitoksangma549]

😂

[@BFArch0n]

dude immediately regrets volunteering. lol

[@KenGray]

Great move but a little weak on instruction and too hard on the assistant.

[@marksnider8914]

What's for lunch over easy ?

[@natoisnazi]

Filipino don't need explanation. Killing or injuring the opponent is the key

[@johnrodriguez5133]

Damn even I felt that 😲

[@entubadao]

Language limitations...

[@alfonsonajera2439]

I thought there was plenty of explanation. It was very simple. However, I do have plenty of experience in the street, so, I may not be the best to answer this. I do agree, however, that he was too rough on his partner, lol. I do like that he expects you to do the same to him, though. If I remember correctly, its his way of eliminating the fake stuff, or "cooperation" by the partner limiting the authenticity of the strike, or counter he is putting his reputation on working in the streets.. know what I mean?

[@Thehandsomeliberal]

Wow this video backfired! The consensus is clear. Virtually everyone thinks this guy was a bad trainer and hit the guy too many times.

[@alsammon8333]

Fred is legendary. Bravo. Real tactics for real situations. Not slow motion lightness.

[@conraddevera]

They could've tried it once, then do it in slo mo, no need to hit that hard on the next ones lol, he gets the idea, he felt it already

[@ronnieves2398]

I agree as this could still cause damage to the training partner. Totally unnecessary to keep hitting him over and over. That's just plain rude.

[@curtisowens6413]

I felt it the 2nd time

[@BradMillsOK]

Yeah volunteer should get to KO punch the overzealous master trainer…. ugh…. Gimme a break

[@gamachoduck]

I wouldn't have been such a good sport after the 9th time.

[@stephenhazeldene6561]

Cool, can't wait to try this on my wife

[@johnsnowfreedomnorulers4830]

barrrghghhhgh ha ha ha hah ha too fucking ffunny ,,,,,,i hope

[@frankem4837]

Stephen Hazeldene lol >.

[@nesbitt615]

ULTRA NOOB-Man, she can take a hit for sure. there were 3 people in line to smack your bitch up!

[@Jpgundarun]

Bet you won't. She will counter you with the 'close the legs' move.

[@abyssguy686]

damn you must be small hahaha

[@InlineDownhillVancouver]

Holy shit, that's amazing. Props to the dude for taking the strikes like a man too.

[@adamson5779]

More like a punching bag man.

[@Longtack55]

That was great. I love the "I'm at ease" neutral arms folded passive stance.

[@trolltrap]

It would be nice if the student can do it to the instructor too with the same intensity--in the spirit of training.

[@theindiediary5950]

lol not one thumbs up in 4 days. Shame on you humnas! :P Here is a much deserved thumb.

[@TheDissmaster10]

Yeah, just keep hitting your partner in a training situation.

[@nightrider3067]

*Dude didnt have to hit him that hard to show the steps😞*

[@patboidatboi3509]

i was thinking that the whole time

[@Z3nSh1nz0]

He said he was going like 15-25% power. Didn't hurt him

[@alickdjamirze3928]

Eric Nulty Full of shit, the dude says it hurt. :)

[@Z3nSh1nz0]

yeah it hurt but he showed no signs of serious pain. I imagine it more like a moderate punch to the shoulder level of pain

[@alickdjamirze3928]

Eric Terry with a gun in their face I believe I'll get my balls stroked. The guy is a show off. I know and trained with ppl like him.

[@KendrasEdge757]

That’s “his technique” yet it doesn’t “cut de blood off from head” it’s a pressure point and striking anyone hard enough on the side of the neck is like a mental reset when done correctly. This has been around for decades and Military and police have been instructed this as well. Dude went way too strong to teach a technique he’s claiming he made up to begin with.

[@goodie54321ag]

Doing it wrong and it's unarmed combat and he should not be telling people as it can cause death in some cases

[@burnerjack01]

@@goodie54321ag With great power comes great responsibility.

[@riddlescom]

I agree. Should have at least warned him he was going to hurt him. Guy was not prepared and may have a neck issue. Never do that move on a friend.

[@BradMillsOK]

Yee ole brachial stun. It can drop a person alone if done properly. He thinks he is cutting off the blood supply. What a reject.

[@katedonlan7143]

Been around thousands of years, even in the opening of all Bak Mei Pai forms

[@tiberiussheets2993]

OmG! THIS guy is showing stuff I spent YEARS to be allowed to learn!

[@desigonzi5724]

Never let anybody that close to you boss . plain and simple

[@thegamejunky7223]

Yeah dude. I see all these idiots staring shit with eachother and they got their head turned sideways and get all close like "What, what, dude. Do somthin, do somethin'" then BAM! They get a sucker punch. Keep yourself ATLEAST at arms reach + a few more inches. People are dumb.

[@MiketheNerdRanger]

@@thegamejunky7223 you gotta realize people aren't that bright. These techniques deal with people like that; dumb and dangerous. People who are able to stop this technique don't go around picking fights.

[@chrisrock4428]

@@MiketheNerdRanger yes exactly. Never started a fight in my life. Finished plenty

[@deanodog3667]

@@chrisrock4428 yeah ok Rambo lol

[@chrisrock4428]

@@deanodog3667 no one's talking to you troll.

[@TwoLeftSh0es]

So if someone walks up to you and says 'hey man' you stab them in the neck, bend them backwards and elbow them in the chest, just in case. Note taken.

[@tootoo3297]

hahaaha

[@ZanyBoy]

edgrrr101 can't stop laughing

[@iMann_iFail]

edgrrr101 I'm crying with laughter. 👏🏻 Sir!

[@352Pking]

Lmfao

[@jodroboxes]

It works everytime!

[@edensedge9156]

in the coast guard we call that a brachial stun. its not new but it is very effective.

[@BushidoDevilDog]

*brachial (plexus) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brachial_plexus

[@edensedge9156]

+Bushido Devil Dog thanks I wasn't In the position to look it up at the time. I am the worst speller I will edit the post. thanks again.

[@BushidoDevilDog]

edens edge No problem...everybody fat-fign...er..fat-*fingers (>_^) the keyboard once in a awhile...often made worse by "smart" phones picking the wrong word for us..! Semper Paratus/Fidelis!

[@RedTorchr]

Use that alot in the Coast Guard?

[@edensedge9156]

The strike is trained in the coast guard yes. We have to defend our selves. We are almost never going into a situation as the aggressor. Almost all of out training is defensive and controlling.

[@joaquinortiz8407]

Great move, especially against a soft target.

[@adamson5779]

Marshmallows with beards are in style now..

[@jamierainey7386]

His face everytime he get throat punched is priceless.... He looks so aggravated with it

[@slvmberr]

Dude's a little overzealous with his demonstrations. Quit trying to prove how hard you are and just teach the technique.

[@alickdjamirze3928]

SLVMBER So true. he's got a hard on due to camera. typical French.

[@DaDoctorJ]

He's not French.

[@samevers7193]

He's French. Look him up.

[@DaDoctorJ]

Sam Evers He's Belgian

[@samevers7193]

DaDoctorJ Clearly I'm stupid lol my bad. But is that not French he speaks in other videos??

[@danhenderson783]

It works great when the aggressor is cooperative

[@blacksharkswimmer3729]

Exactly

[@lifeiswargodisall7415]

Well Said! When the aggressor is submissive..

[@devinm.6149]

Or you're the aggressor.

[@dzcasanova8840]

No , actually it could be a defensive technique , maybe after blocking the agressor attack you can immediately do this drill while he's out of guard not knowing what's coming

[@misterreyth8805]

People love to square off and threaten. This is a great way to handle it.

[@papito7757]

next black friday at wallmart i'll do this to the person grabbing the last waffle maker

[@usmc2141ilya]

HA HA HA HA!!!

[@biglo9889]

That must be one great waffle maker.

[@Pastor_Sempa]

did u get the waffle maker?

[@chiko1354]

@@Pastor_Sempa He's probably using the waffle maker in jail

[@thegreenteam9095]

LOL

[@danmax7456]

Just poetry in motion man! What a beautiful take down. They don't even know what the hell it um !

[@MrDarrelln64]

Excellent! That is a knockout blow. That is not well known. I learned that strike from Tim Larkin (Target Focus Training).

[@TheCwpan]

I got teary eyed for him

[@full-metal_jacob5858]

also called *"Murder: for bouncers"* by: Notgana Holdbak

[@jedschuler6994]

I just peed my pants reading this LMFAOO!!!

[@bama2579]

Fred M is fucking brutal. He beats the shit out of the guys that spar with him

[@buymycorp]

+madumimike You misunderstood Aaron's point (which I absolutely agree with). Aaron notices that Fred (while being insanely lethal with his bare hands) is a far too rough with his assistants - in EVERY KZbin video since 2005! Fred enjoys showing how lethal he and his system are. Without a doubt his volunteers have complained that he was far too rough. Sociopaths leverage our 'trusting nature' to get what they want. ("Hey would you please help me demonstrate my technique in a new video for my KZbin channel - just take a second.). Fred wants to capture an impressive full-speed demonstration of his technique because to his way a thinking a painless slow-motion demonstration would lack the visceral impact he's looking for. A volunteer expressing anger after the taping is a another day at the office for Fred and an incredibly small cost of doing business. Karma will catchup to Fred.

[@stillnessinmovement]

it's been my experience that, in general, the people who do more "real work" as bouncers or get in a lot of fights tend to be very rough. amateur people who learn for self-defense really don't like it. but if your going to learn how to really fight, you can't be too worried about rough. in a regular school, it's toned down enough to keep students around, and in a professional military situation, they are actually more careful, most of the time (absolutely lethal methods must be taught "defanged", relatively destructive methods can be done more vigorously). bouncers, people who name their system after themselves, and many others need and really want a "reputation" and being rough is a part of getting that reputation. I really like systema training for dealing with this,, it is very good at helping you learn how to take "rough" treatment and stay safe and relaxed. the plus side is that you learn what it feels like, which is super helpful to learn how to do it. personally, if I trust a teacher, i am very willing to let them be quite rough with me, it's a part of martial arts. not just how to win, but how to be tough, how to not be bothered by discomfort, how to stay comfortable and relaxed and functional when shit hits the fan. anyway, just my opinion...

[@stillnessinmovement]

thats a part of what im saying. they like to be known as tough guys, rather than really getting serious about the implications of injuries in training. the best training has a balance of being rough in a safe way, a lot of "tough" guys just like to bully people.

[@Gymrat2006]

like a proper douche bag, skilled or not that's not what its about.

[@mikemoore2791]

+Richard Shapiro implications... heres one. do this or the other guys gonna put you down. this is not ufc with referees and rules. this is real. this is act or be a statistic.

[@hammerdown9250]

Once you relax in a confrontation, you have a better chance of moving fast and first. Awesome technique.

[@habibisrae4640]

How about a role reversal were after guy gets hit on neck he gets upset and stabs the other guy in his eye

[@Julesgio]

Well this sure would works... on a relaxed and non-threatening opponent. Also smaller.

[@MiketheNerdRanger]

Do it quickly and don't stop hitting until they're down. Problem solved.

[@seattleflyboard3807]

@@Allthego124 Yeah? is your training full contact with no protective equipment? Have you done this against a skilled MMA fighter? A year of training is nothing...I've worked with people with 20 years of training who couldn't fight out of a wet paper sack. I would be far more nervous about fighting any average boxer who trains full contact that the average Martial arts master. The UFC has really exposed the weakness in most strip mall style combat sport school graduates. Boxers, Mauay Thai, and Juijitsu have proven their value far and above the Fred Maestro fighting genius types. I used to buy into the hype in every new art I trained...but after decades, I'm back to basic boxing 101 and solid balance centered footwork.

[@MrHubyBuby]

@@seattleflyboard3807 Such a kido respond. No body said nothing about MMA, UFC, etc... It is only for self defance, to neutralize a bully, before the fight starts, those things are working. You don't need to be rainbow belt with 110 years of expiriance to use few useful moves for that.

[@siaband]

At end he says "then I can finish him" like he is gone make a Christmas turkey :D

[@neomileft3409]

Thanks a lot guys. May God bless all of you more.

[@EXTRA300s]

It's not respectfull for hitting that nice guy hitting that hard, I really don't like that. He schould do that with Bas Rutten, and I want to pay for see what happend next!

[@BulletproofSPG]

dont even need to go that far theres video of him getting his ass kicked in an amateur mma fight

[@Decimator-jh4gu]

I agree, but he wants people to see how effective this technique is and it wasn't so extremely hard, just shocked at the power, speed and positioning of his body. Plus, they talked with the guy and explained what was going to go on before the shoot.

[@Evil.Turkey]

Bas would’ve fucked Fred sideways

[@chance9521]

If you train half ass you're gonna get half ass results...in boxing when we spar we aren't lightly tapping eachother but we also aren't trying to hurt eachother. If you aren't used to the contact then when it happens for real you'll be thrown way off guard hahah. It's just training lol. That's just my opinion I still agree with you to an extent and by no means am I saying you are wrong.

[@johnbravo1034]

-RINZLER- listen to some of Bas’ experiences. He’s run into people with all sorts of claims and he’s kicked their asses. I wouldn’t want to be the one to pull a knife on him. I like some of Fred’s stuff, but a professional fighter is a different animal. Try sparring with one (I have many times) and you’ll see how different the experience is. And ask them to allow you to use a weapon. You might be surprised at the outcome.

[@chix7332]

My dog won't stand still so I can practice.

[@EvilTwin123]

This is how my dates usually end when I lean in for the goodnight kiss.

[@Pastor_Sempa]

lol

[@jordancody6047]

😂

[@williamfrawley1175]

Good one

[@AmsterdamagedHQ]

Cool....can't wait to try this on my little sister

[@mrpsd590]

Amsterdamaged lmao

[@jeremywhitfield4556]

Lol

[@mohammedhijazi6929]

I was about to kill someone but u really changed my mind, lol

[@JWilliamsLangley]

There's always that one excellent comment you read/day

[@johnnygavita]

Nice fucking name @Amsterdamaged

[@ricardowiltshire9855]

Cool...gonna try this on my grandma

[@andrewvillanueva4222]

Awesome technique. Love in it. Just like my professor said end the fight as fast as possible.

[@phuntsok1356]

Damn. the instructor is putting all his anger on the poor guy. Is this Demonstration or you just wanna put ur anger on the poor dude.

[@halburd1]

are you a fool he was taking it easy!

[@Jacksonvillage]

Agreed, for a demonstration, your level of force has to match your targets level of defense or else it's a cheap shot. Anyone has the advantage when the get the first hit and I wouldn't go full speed on someone I hadn't met before. 1:48

[@unicohijo1121]

probably because he lost all his fights in MMA

[@dans9228]

Watch again - the instructor said he was using 25% force....

[@bigg1103]

Watch Fedro trying to fight in the ring...how can you teach basic self defence if you can’t fucking fight

[@ShredCo]

All the videos of street fights and bouncers fighting and all types of physical violence and aggression, I've never ever... not once seen anyone pull off one of these trick karate moves in a real life situation.

[@bugramirez6366]

leave the computer for a bit you sheltered child

[@ShredCo]

You don't know anything about me.Show me where I can see this work in a real life situation or shut the fuck up.

[@sitephoneearthwrights7011]

Painted Pony Proud Boy I have to agree with you..all the fight situations I've been around has been chaos with very little or no 'style'.

[@Samuel-I]

Painted Pony Proud Boy .... works great in Matt Damon movies

[@stevenbender66]

Samuel Isaac. Matt Damon. lol

[@vesuvius2444]

How to attack someone who won't attack back. I think I learned a lot.

[@adamson5779]

And, NO reaction which is not the way things happen in real life especially when adrenaline is pumping on both sides of the isle.

[@nirenparikh9801]

This is Unbelievable, Wow - Fantastic Tactic and Fantastic Speed!

[@2WildBengals]

Looks like Dude got a Nice New Hoodie for his Efforts!-WoW!, Lightening Fast!-Careful who you mouth off to, you never know what’s lurking in the “Quiet” Blink of an Eye! As the saying goes, “Careful of the Quiet Ones, they can Pack a Powerful Punch!”...Well Done! Both of you!!!

[@Bud4Ooz]

he's turning red.. show me how to do it one more time . LMAO

[@Decimator-jh4gu]

😂😂😂

[@robertennew]

I guess you'd have to be roughly same height or taller... otherwise reach & leverage seem a little difficult, can someone confirm this?

[@Facemanne]

Because you're hitting a sensitive spot then pulling using the shoulder as a lever and neck as a pivot (both shoulder and neck of the recieving guy) you don't need as much strengh to pull that off than most other techniques. Also because you pull down, being smaller could actually be an advantage.

[@andreware6492]

Good point!

[@8digitPDX]

Yeah, it's a big guy move. Good for dominating smaller people, but not someone larger than yourself.

[@Just-inThought]

AH, I think you could still use it on a taller man, you would just have to use that striking hand (and maybe a low kick to the knee), to grab hair, clothing, ear ring, etc to start the rotation. that along with your own bodyweight drop... maybe...

[@RedTorchr]

Are you a little person?

[@thebeardedman-drenaline5546]

The volunteers facial expressions after the karate chop to the neck says it all🤣🤣

[@jmo82184]

Best move I’ve ever seen to disable a potentially bad situation

[@dans9228]

What kind of person gives a thumbs down to this incredible video? Great educational instructions to defend yourself and people give it a thumbs down?????

[@alcodie1558]

Hahahaaa I think the guy with the beard was getting pissed off : )

[@jmanxoom]

Al Codie your right. I think he was surprised how hard the other guy was going for a "demonstration"

[@plo173]

"oh fuck , here comes another exampleouuch"

[@davedestroyerstudmuffin8124]

plo173 hahahaha..look my eyes..and pow again...hahaha

[@0B0ii]

The guy clearly says talk us through it. Not go full speed on someone who's just gonna stand still for you.

[@Owl566]

He’s French. Historically they only win against people standing still offering no resistance. To him, that was fair combat.

[@jean-pascalesparceil9008]

@@Owl566 He is Belgian.

[@Filthy_PhilDance]

I would hate to spar with this guy he has no chill.

[@dawelosears6563]

Interviewer:Did You see what he did?! Dude: No, no I didn't Lmfao

[@Marco-fi6gv]

Lmao

[@bigwill9421]

HELLUVA MECHANICS & TECHNIQUE!! PERFECT FOR BOUNCERS AND SELF-DEFENDERS.

[@MrRperez10]

HOLY SHIT HE NEED SOME MILK

[@yermama69]

Haha, bro your name is awesome..

[@MrRperez10]

yermama69 thanks and urs 2

[@CeasareBorgiaSuX]

Honestly, not even sure this should be taught to random people on you tube

[@qveenbae3150]

Exhale Chemtrail kidieiiekkeeeeeurjuri

[@fyne.living]

This is my favorite part time job and I hate it milk is bad for you. kills testosterone only bitches drink milk

[@MrTowton1461]

Yep l used this tactic on a very aggressive grizzly bear while out walking in the Rockies and it bloody well works. That bear didn't mess with me again I can tell you.

[@QuickMadeUpName]

that guy was a JERK! can't believe he kept hitting the other guy like that. Completely unaware (or apathetic) to hurting another person. Terrible, just terrible. Downvote for sure.

[@BulletMagnetMan]

Oh please. It's called demonstrating a technique. He volunteered for it. Yes he is hit multiple times but it's to show the effectiveness of the technique not to cause him permanent harm. Clearly you've never done Martial Arts or you'd know this was common place and necessary for learning how techniques work. I've had plenty worse done to me than that.

[@BatTaz19]

We all know the asshole who practices on the new guy in class. It's a dick move. Do it with a more formidable, more prepared opponent. It was unnecessary. It was a dick move from a bully.

[@BatTaz19]

You may have a brain injury. Have you had a medical professional check you out? You are obviously the class punching bag.

[@rc2672]

Foreigners tend to be rougher than Americans. One could argue the teacher is a dick, or one could argue American culture produces pansies.

[@tiberio135]

Dude, I would have kick that fuck, Fred right in the balls. Not right.

[@tcscorner3028]

As always so glad i watch your channel

[@18618madeinamerica]

Not sure why so many are being critical of this demo. The guy wasn't overwhelmed with surprise or shock. He willingness to participate as the recipient of this ambush tactic shows he's not scared, he demonstrated a degree of courage as despite knowing he's not going to really harm you it does stun and throw a person. off for a moment. That's the whole idea, with practice this tactic could!d be devastating to one of those bully's that like to talk shit... Well done guys...😎

[@helmholtzthemulewatson4763]

Work great when the person you dealing with has his hands down, and doesnt flinch.

[@KingDecahedron]

exactly

[@martyvreede1880]

so its ok for the bouncer to hit first??

[@basteagui]

i think so. i mean if the other person is yelling in his face then he's got a motive to think about using their bouncing to defuse the situation

[@MiketheNerdRanger]

If someone is obviously trying to pick a fight with them.

[@mountainbreeze4176]

Mastro is too aggressive even when he's demonstrating, he nearly broke the guys neck and snatched his nose man.

[@IronBodyMartialArts]

I actually learned a similar twisting throw in the Bujinkan years ago. But yea. That was greatly put together. Would surprise anyone.

[@rockyhenz3607]

well done sir...technique and form virtually perfect. Impressive

[@iamiam3139]

Lmfaooo that boy wasn't ready

[@uh0hstinky]

"Take repeated jabs to the neck and we'll give you this sick hoodie"... "....deal"

[@seansartor]

Now that's a demonstration! LMAO ! He almost killed the guy !

[@TheWeatherbuff]

THAT's what I'm talkin' about. I gotta get some training. Cool video and cool channel. Stonewall Jackson said, "Always mystify and mislead your enemy." Surprise and shock clearly work well too. Excellent demonstration!

[@josedelossantos2428]

Impressive self-defense educational and very instructional.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Mirandorl]

EVERY "Martial arts demo dummy" thought and facial expression journey: *First one:* - "wow that was a surprise haa. Haa haaaaaaaa". *Second:* "I want to kill you now" morphs to pleading look to not have to do it again *Third:* Look of abject depression

[@MERCDOUT]

Wireline hahahahaha

[@standupforwhatsright4168]

Great video. You always show real life practical scenarios coupled with fluid movement. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@davidmurphy8364]

Bas Rutten would play hide the salt shaker with this guy

[@davidmurphy8364]

***** 😂😂😂😂 Wrong move! That guy was comedy gold

[@davidmurphy8364]

***** Definitely, and well played on that comment, you had him down to a T😂

[@Pressed_For_Time]

BOOM!

[@canturgan]

Fred doesn't appear to too friendly.

[@nelsonian7077]

Dude, I’m following you! AWESOME MOVE.

[@johnmcaulay5938]

Unbelievable. Made it look so easy. Great moves.

[@rogernevez5187]

this works only against someone much weaker

[@skankhunt9921]

Hey I tried to look up your self defense and fight videos... Didn't see any... Hmmm.... It also works against those who need to breath. Seeing is how you could easily go for the throat... BUT what do I know! I'm just a humble youtuber. I don't have the same expertise as you, sir.

[@samaelimmortan6037]

Or unaware/drunk people. Try this bullshit against a real fighter and get your ass handed to you. Still it may be good to have on your arsenal because you never know.

[@mattdoeland]

Guy with the beard ain't feeling too well after that. Bit overdone.

[@MichaelSelhost]

1: Don't disrespect people by hitting them. Either hit them fully or not at all. 2: Speak up and use eye contact, again out of respect. 3: Try to stay as far away as possible when in a fight. The streets have no rules and blades and bullets are easy to use.

[@djray2006]

Wow vos techniques sont très impressionnante et très éfficace ,très instructif vos vidéos merci

[@burtvickers]

Good stuff , very similar to our G.M. Agustin Lopez in Madrid Spain.. Same concepts on striking and control. Fred Mastro techniques are very effective and to the point. In a street fight seconds count , make them count to your advantage. Thank you for posting quality self defense techniques. Burt Vickers - Kajukembo Self Defense Systems USA.

[@leodanryan966]

I have watched many of these videos, and I truly believe that I have learned nothing. I don't doubt the reality of the techniques, I just don't really think Mr. Mastro is a good instructor in my case.

[@leodanryan966]

Goose well, I don't think so, but I am not in situations like this since I grew older. I handled them quite well when I was in them. Thats why I am old. Thanks for the suggestion though.

[@miguelmiranda8865]

Leo Ryan maybe you don't have the balls. it take a certain type of force for it.. every force teaches you these things.

[@miguelmiranda8865]

ever see other military or police? man they are brutal and that shit works..

[@leodanryan966]

miguel miranda Maybe not Miguel, I see you have the balls to say that to someone whom you know nothing about. Your mother should be proud. I'd be willing to bet you that the author of the video thinks less of your comments than me for stating my true opinion. What a gutless simpleton you must be.

[@leodanryan966]

miguel miranda I have actually, my wife is a law enforcement tactical instructor and has been in law enforcement for 36 years. I can if I choose to take her, and she could take you.

[@funyuns77]

Tom: "hey man, do y..." Fred: stabs Tom in the neck with a knife and bleeds him out on his leg. This is why you never ask for directions from strangers children. RIP Red Beard.

[@MrBiggs-jj7mp]

Lol 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@jr.jeremycziuzas8718]

😂😭😭😭🤣

[@apey252]

Yeah that guy's pretty unpredictable. Volunteer kept his cool pretty well. I'd have been flinching like a mf 😂

[@c86alfonso]

I don't let strangers get past my comfort zone.

[@urinonsequitur1963]

Carlos Alfonso ...unless she's reeeeally cute...lol

[@kingchibot7923]

Me neither. It's my number one rule. If someone is acting aggressive toward me I tell them if them come closer I will defend myself and then I basically draw an imaginary line in front of and if they cross it, it's lights out.

[@alickdjamirze3928]

Carlos Alfonso so true. same man. I will always tell them to keep a distance or I will keep mine especially at night.

[@PeteVXR]

Wow, that bloke didn't appear to hold back on his Demo - Sod been on the receiving end of that with 100% effort! The other blokes even looked stunned 😯

[@d-nyl6116]

Simple but so effective this man is amazing thankyou ☯️

[@P-Thizzle801]

this is almost a exact technique we use in Wing Chun

[@TRIIGGAVELLI]

Woah, I wouldn't be cool with how he's doing that.

[@jaycamacho8179]

Its how you learn better and pay attention. If he gives him love taps what good is that gonna do when he's in front of someone ready to maul his ass.

[@TRIIGGAVELLI]

Jonathan Camacho Not needed.

[@razean22]

originally developed for bouncers starts showing some technique involving a knife sure

[@85cadian]

well the tecnique is for knocking down, with knife is another variant meant to kill, you're directly stabbing in the neck lol

[@longshotkdb]

hes european, you find yourself in 'the wrong side of paris' at a certain type of 'club' and the bouncers will have at LEAST knives...and there will be no worries about the police..people go missing all day, every day.

[@thecaptain5026]

+Exit 1Ø1 you have a weird idea of western Europe. even as tourists you can go quite safe trough the mayor cities. maybe you're thinking about eastern Europe.

[@longshotkdb]

The Captain yes, i ca see how it may appear that way, perhaos i should have emphasised more, 'the wrong side of paris' because, it is, as most western european cities very peaceful, but it also has very serious people, who have clubs, where serious business is done i happen to live in ireland, born raised in belfast, so i know a wee bit about violence' in western europe! =) although sadly, dublin now is probably the murder capital of europe, because the connections developed, the weapons and expertise gathered during 'the troubles' are now being brought to bare in criminal, gangster, drug turf wars.... its the saddest thing you ever saw.

[@nunya9555]

+Exit 1Ø1 I hate to hear that. The Irish have always been fighters though. It seems like all through history, if they weren't fighting each other they were fighting as mercenaries. Things are getting rough the world over nowadays. The leaning seems to be for governments to be easy on crime and at the same time push for the eradication of a man's normal aggressive leaning, making docile men. So this paradigm creates better criminals and easier prey. God bless you, and Ireland.

[@r.mercado9737]

Right to the point! Outstanding! Semper Fi

[@markrobertparker]

FRED MAZTRO VS EVERYBODY THAT IZ A HEALTH EXPERT THANKS FOR THE ABUV!!!