Hook punch defense - What everyone should know

An oldie but still a goodie. Defense against a hook punch!
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[@derrikolmstead-bowling-fitness]

One of my favorite videos by Lenny Sly. This is a great technique for a street situation rather than a traditional block.

[@rafaelsantana3878]

See also channel of the Bruno Oroczo . Also is good!

[@frenzi333]

!!!aikido is real martial art if your doin it like it should be .like all your stuff

[@Newfielad00]

I'm a fan,love the combatives and real world application my new favourite channel

[@christopherlavanway5982]

I appreciate how you brought the reality of a given situation into your video instruction. We teach VERY similar techniques in the Marine Corps, situational and target focused.

[@mikeharper3593]

Lenny: Have you considered doing workshops around the country?

[@MrAlasoft]

'Real'' Akido .. and it works !! .. oh yeah .. it works ! .. of course, provided you are not fighting against a professional boxer or MMA fighter .. it's incredible how many people have learned Aikido in a 'formal' way (only like a dance) and suddenly discover that it won't work .. but not only Aikido works, in my opinion, practical Aikido it's very dangerous

[@newchapter6840]

Agree very dangerous especially irimii nage head into the floor

[@neillgockelen4823]

Your throws are beautifully done..

[@artinelldillard2450]

all I can say is Linny u the best teacher bro, got into a little match the other day he tried to push me so I deflected him into a wall guess what he left me alone lol I just found ur channel and took this advice and I did it, mind u im just leaning this in 1 month bro thank u brother and great video

[@MrEuropeanDescent]

I also appreciate how you bring the situational awareness of a potential encounter with a practical and doable approach to defense with minimal strategic but actual tactical defense. Hats off to you and keep up training with real life encounters in mind:.

[@Symbrio]

I just found about you. Although I'm BJJ and Defence Lab (ex KFM) student, I absolutely love it, LOVE IT!!!! Finally someone who is willing to take Aikido to a whole new level and prove to MMA guys that aikido is still a viable and effective solution. I would LOVE to learn your ways, sadly here it isn't possible. Take Aikido back!!! SUBSCRIBED!!!

[@gengispolanco5114]

Oldie but goodie, this is the bible to street self defense. Practical and effective techniques as always. Thank you for sharing the knowledge.

[@Philsgoodnow]

This was perfectly presented...really makes a difference. The camera person was masterful getting the viewer into the center of the lesson. The power of the art is brought out during contact combined with incredible timing displayed in clear and accurate framing in this video. At times during a sequence when the attacker was seperated from the floor ihe seemed to have defied gravity as if youmhad filled him wiith helium. All in all the skill, the training, and the integration of technique fascinated me as your movements appear seamlessly instinctual. Very fluid and natural looking. I am telling you this blew me away!

[@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13]

That is one of the best comments I’ve read in years, thank you!!

[@mikeservello4394]

One of the best Lenny Sly videos that was put out & possibly the best video of defense against a shove that I've seen.

[@bekabel310]

The inner thigh throw executed is called Uchi Mata and the other 2 are called drop ippon Seoi Nage and Osoto Otoshi in Judo Terminology,I like the combination of Judo and Aikido,great and realistic stuff.

[@zyx7478]

The instructors flow is awesome

[@jibreelgroup]

Great stuff Sir. Nice to see the grit applied. Gotta take the static out of the dynamic scenarios.

[@jacqualynwilloughby8133]

Another Awesome "Learning Video" Sinse....From Watching, Learning & Applying These Techniques...I Am Proud To Say This Has Actually "SAVED" My Life Three Times... My Two Daughters Are Avid Fans/Students (On Ur Site) And Have Been Released From Horrible Abusive Spouses.....THANK YOU!!!! THANK YOU!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!

[@matkasim]

this is one of the best self defence technique

[@Layon_King]

Nice flowing techniques

[@krombopulosmicheal2436]

Such skill, his CQC is amazing!

[@herbertgray7080]

I wish I knew about you 10 years ago. You ain't nothing but the truth Sensei. Only problem, once I learned your methods and style, I'd get a big head and wind up in jail or worse. God bless you. He gave you a wonderful gift!!

[@defencesa4358]

Nice and smooth flow

[@davidharris2558]

Great video. Good time watching your style. Looking forward to next video. Best wishes.

[@pestipetobeatz023]

This is the one of the first video's that i see form Lenny Sly. He got great videos. I left Aikido also, now I train BJJ. I like more this type of defense against all Tenshin Aikido , beacuse I think that all Aikido ( I mean just Aikido way of techniques is not realistic way). Aikido needs to adapt to 2020 etc..

[@WaywardTexan]

Excellent info! Thanks!

[@lawrencehamm1478]

I love the Aikido applications.

[@Religious_man]

The Hook Punch makes up the majority of punches. Everyone should absolutely know this.

[@benitomaldonado7080]

Great technique Sly . Wish there was a school like yours here in San Antonio 👍

[@tonyforte3351]

Great stuff brother.

[@kevinshack2004]

Great techniques.

[@mikeservello4394]

One of my favorite Lenny Sly videos

[@1962archuleta]

I'm going to go over that a thousand times thank you. please don't shit in my corn flakes, my brand flakes yes but please not my corn flakes. 😆 thank you again.

[@fnulnu5297]

Love the T-Shirt. Similar to our slogan at the morgue - "You stab'em, we slab'em!!"

[@BolFelix]

Those are really cool, but do you have any more of those techniques for lightweights coming up? As a 130 lbs dude I cant really see myself making that choke work too well.

[@didierbembozz1340]

In my opinion, Aikido practice should be like this. Or maybe as extra training for Aikidokas. Practice for counter usual attacks and sparring (at least Jyu waza almost every practice time). sorry for bad english

[@rogerbyrd3524]

Great stuff to work with. Love it ! Keep it going Lenny !

[@williamstalvey6920]

Lenny thanks for these street type demonstrations, cool Suunto#badass

[@slowcountryboy476]

As for the legalities, review Arizona: A.R.S. 13-411. You might find yourself reading from the beginning, it is quite valuable to citizens who fight back.

[@jenovasmith815]

MY favorite Combat Aikido video.. Thanks again

[@bouchenafazohir7129]

Good technic I enjoy it I want to learn more

[@zyx7478]

Excellent techniques

[@brianhager2392]

Effective common sense! Love it! Open a school in Tucson please!

[@NomaDz2K]

This is nice and also the use of variations :)

[@jeffflair]

Good Stuff as always

[@giovannimulas9540]

Good Afternoon sirs , yours videos are the best way ti learn self defense . I have done Aikido for 3 years and i have GOT Orange belt so many years ago , but what i wished ti learn really Is Aikijitsu , now i am around 50 years old and i have done 1 year of Gracie Jiu Jitsu after i changed for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and i still di that today , but your special way of defense makes me wonder again , i think Is very good . It seems to me Is close to Kyusho Jutsu May be. Thank you very much for the fight experience you share . See you sirs

[@1962archuleta]

that's great shit I want to learn that so bad.

[@mikeylitty646]

For what u do bro wish u were my sensei im a shotokan black belt just started budo

[@edgarortiz7255]

Much more practical than those wristlock techniques . I would not go for a wristlock until i have my opponent down.

[@CFLSystema]

Love it. Very impressive!!

[@jeffflair]

Again Good Stuff...u and i have Talk about this stuff the clubs have those type of guys in it THAT Try it all the time that hook punch.....

[@sandre_sandre]

Hello, I just subscribed today, thanks for your objective videos about aikido. I like the elbow absorption, we practice it very often against side strikes too (yokomenuchi, punches, jo attacks ...). It's very effective, and very, very fast when well executed. Uke then finds a real void, keeping his momentum, so the following technique is very efficient. I learned "classic" aikido in the beginning, and I'm not complaining, I learned ukemi, disponibility,... but for several years now I'm in a dojo where we learn similar, more realistic techniques. It's great: the angles, speeds and positions are far more interesting, we train our cardio, our ma ai, our vigilance, and finally I think that the aikido philosophy is much more preserved practising like this. It's just a matter of honesty IMO.

[@mr.ironbodybuilding]

You are totally Awesome. I wish I had you as a teacher back in the day!

[@ghosttgirlghosttspook5478]

wow love the moves, I'm learning..

[@LutaLivre113]

Some good shit. Keep them coming.

[@leecoen2577]

great stuff, deflect, step move strike..all great stuff

[@BullShark1579]

Ur badass bro. Love ur videos.

[@wesleyhardin3234]

Great work. thanks for the teachings. I look forward to learning many more very effective techniques through your channel

[@charliematic8580]

i love aikido... im also aikidista

[@fatmirkabashi3371]

Bravo Lenny, you are great !!!

[@jesusnieves2222]

great techniques...thanks

[@matthews4976]

First off, your techniques are awesome brother! I have a question about jamming the hook punch. How would you implement this with someone who throws a tight hook as opposed to the more wider haymaker? Would you need to step in closer or would another deflection be appropriate? Idk if you covered this already, just off the top of my head.

[@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13]

Good question I would act based off of instinct. Whether I’d move in deeper of shift diagonally backwards to the outside of which hand was being thrown. Or if I was able to read it coming and react based off of timing I’d laterally move to the outside of which ever hand was being use and simultaneously duck while raising my arm which would be the same arm that was being thrown and hook the hook punch and apply an arm drag takedown followed up by an immediate knee to the side of the attackers head. I hope you can visualize what I described. I do believe I made a video of this over a month ago but it hasn’t been posted.

[@matthews4976]

@@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13 Thank you, that makes perfect sense! Keep the great content coming!

[@sidneyparker5706]

That moving in move and then a technique is going to be effective. Your partner was coming in fast and you realistically countered with the removal of the space between you and the follow up techniques. Anyone that thinks this will not work is smoking crack. Maybe not as planned perfectly but its going to work. Your damn fast for a stocky guy. As for the comments of hook vs overhand. Come on. In reality this is a street haymaker. Lets drop the semantics because this is what the average joe is going to throw in a bar. He is not going to throw a tight hook and if he does he is a boxer and then oh shit the fun begins.

[@rafaelsantana3878]

Excellent Class teacher!! From Brazil

[@NateandJs]

These techniques are fire!

[@geromeegans]

I didn't believe that s*** will work and chill my brother who is a bouncer did that s*** and its surprised the f*** outta me he does Akita that she surprised to f*** out of me good job bro keep keep it now good stuff brother

[@matkasim]

if only all aikido teachers are like this

[@ShalomYal]

your uke is awesome Oh yeah - your skills are formidable

[@shogun1434]

Damn ur fast with those finger locks

[@GokuInfintysaiyan]

Nice

[@craigbolton5949]

Wouldn't you love to see video footage of Lenny back in his bar bouncer days it would be priceless I would pay to see it get ready people to see Lenny unhinged in Roadhouse 2 it will be brutal the way we all like it

[@jerryrodriguez5877]

My name Jerry from NYC I love Steven seagal I believe he is a excellent martial I'm very happy & proud that lenny sly is communicating aikido very positive & for you haters Steven seagal would demolish van dame & mike Tyson regardless of his weight I would seagal to lose 100 pounds & gets lean regardless of his age I believe you can be older leaner & still kick serious ass happy healthy positive new year Steven seagal & lenny sly Jerry from new York 🇵🇷🇵🇷👊👊💜💜🧡🧡💛💛💚💚💙💙

[@mikeaddison-saipe5820]

Respectfully - why the double move? What I mean is , if you are aware enough to read/see the shove, why not just take him out then?

[@mannysuarez2656]

i am an avid fan of yur video and adaptable to real fight situation more power

[@tg88montanaguy61]

Lenny Sly looks like a mix between the Ultimate Warrior and The Undertaker😎👍'

[@no-ce]

Me gusta la explicación y la aplicación de las técnicas, adaptadas a un entorno hostil, gracias

[@walid911100]

impressive technique sir ,

[@nwanzephilip6398]

Love ur self defense video.

[@Mamath-gw6vz]

Finaly an effective counter that would works in street

[@Menyhard]

Nice sir

[@manuellastrollo2168]

Awesome technique

[@havk09]

Great video man!

[@antoniuswillis4590]

Very Good 👍👍👍And Very helpful, thanks alot

[@stthomasaquarius]

That was a whole bunch of defenses against an overhand right. Not one single application against a hook.

[@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13]

Ok your point.

[@stthomasaquarius]

@@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13 Well don't call your video "defenses against a hook" if you're going to show defenses against an overhand. One is big looping and slow thrown off the rear hand and heavily telegraphed, the other is tight, short, non-telegraphed and thrown with the lead hand. That is my point.

[@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13]

Lol ooook boss

[@mervinmarias9283]

You call it an overhand right. In reality what people throw is a haymaker or wild hook. People do not have formal combat training in general, and even when they do it all goes out the window under the pressure of confrontation.

[@TheFirefighter1247]

I never ment to offend you if I did the other day for asking for info on anyone in my area that taught AIKIDO I had looked I was just curious if you knew of anyone that Google don't show due to not advertising on this discipline around here I've seen alot different disciplines but AIKIDO is so rare that it just seems nobody has any classes even similar to how you teach and I want to learn real world system I love the videos you do and again I meant no offense or disrespect

[@dimitriklubov2729]

good stuff!!!!

[@karim-yf9or]

very good teacher, but I wanna ask what if I was facing a huge body builder that he is so pissed off, how can I block his punches or even flip him over the ground, I mean a huge body builder who weights like 661 pounds.

[@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13]

Lol no body builder has ever weighted 660lbs. That would be a fat dude. Just jog away, they’ll never be able to catch you without running outta breath.

[@karim-yf9or]

@@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13 hahaha I guess your right, I will run away, sorry I calculated wrong in pounds I meant to say 300 kilos.

[@jasonrudolph491]

ROGUE WARRIORS TV Yup!! This would definitely be a case of preferably just run away. However-if that is not possible and he continues to aggress and you’re a conceal carry individual- double tap if U can clearly articulate that you feared for your safety.

[@joeridestrijcker445]

@@karim-yf9or maybe you actually meant 300 pounds? Even top WSM athletes these days 'only' weigh about 200kg; there is IMHO no way any real person can weigh 300kg and have a fit/muscular body; if you ever do face someone who looks muscular, fit, weighs 300kg and gets pissed off at you... run away from that silverback gorilla you just insulted. More realistically: if a much heavier/stronger attacker lunges at you, better use some time of tenkan or deflection rather than trying to muscle your way through any altercation; just my €0.02

[@duckie231]

Sorry but the chances of these techniques working in a real street fight is slim to none. Don't get me wrong these are Beautiful techniques but when someone swings in a real fight it isn't so telegraphed. I studied jeet kune do and hapkido for many years but times have changed... MMA is the way to go with Brazilian Jiu-jitsu being the main focus but that's my opinion

[@Bubble23428]

Its better to block the punch and hit the throat when you see it coming or warp your arm on your opponents arm grab the opponents wrist and knee the opponent

[@合氣道学生]

Well I've used the hand deflections in a bar almost exactly as Lenny explained in his videos. I practiced it a few times in traditional class and outside of that and yeah it worked so after that I don't really care what you think. The fact is that a lot of what lenny shows is in traditional Aikido classes but it's incredibly rare. Also Hapkido is like Aikido but I've never seen anyone very good at it even at 5th dan level

[@lancejackson9108]

These are 'concepts', not techniques, that Lenny is sharing. What we see here is happening for training and teaching purposes. The movements are slowed down, done in an exaggerated, 'performance mode' for an audience to watch, analyse and comprehend. Unless you're a professional fighter you have no real basis to evaluate/judge. If there was no camera here, and you really came in to hook punch Lenny or one of his guys training like this, I wouldn't be betting on your chances. Furthermore, I don't think Lenny intends this to be considered as training techniques for professional fighters. This level of training and demonstration appears more aimed for application in a bar fight against drunk guys who are telegraphing their big shots. Or in a domestic violence situation where the victim (usually the woman) is being slapped by an asshole who thinks she can't counter. Lenny, sir, have you done any videos for women self defence in that sort of situation?

[@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13]

Funny that you’re asking. Just today we filmed 2 videos for women’s self defense.

[@gilbertoestradaalvarez1423]

good job

[@lindaandrie99]

Love your experience.. Hope I never have to use this but If push comes to shove.haha I will

[@franciscoalvarez7997]

resolutivo,,bien aplicado

[@gazz5802]

Thankyou

[@grandwonder5858]

I have no doubt your stuff work, but damn man take it easy on your assistant! You can easily break someone's fingers using your hands to twist them like you do, as hard as you do them! Also, show some of these moves in a slower speed and in more details and close up shots.

[@slowcountryboy476]

Lovely!!

[@johnemerick5860]

Cool stuff

[@patienceisavirtue2085]

Wow..

[@mikeaddison-saipe5820]

My apologies. I find if I had watched the video further - I would have seen you answered my question. Great. It has always been my assertion that if you can read the intent then the assault has begun. Time to finish up and go home :)

[@ricrc1861]

Suas defesas são muito boas porém os karatecas não usariam soto uke para defender um soco hook tu tá de sacanagem né?nem mesmo o uchi uke!

[@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh]

Looks like okinawan bunkai actually

[@paulruprai1274]

Why can't u put him in so much pain using whatever technique he does not come back or stand up ...?????

[@greekjeff]

Lenny have you retired?

[@SLYSCOMBATIVECONCEPTS13]

No