How to double your striking power

In this clip we explore the UC Principle 'the Collision Effect' in order to maximise our striking power generation. We also look at the reasons for attachment to a subject, while we continuously strike until the threat subsides!
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[@kendom33]

Top class video as usual Lee. Demonstrating that "duty of care" shows an important point to your students. We're not trying to kill people, were trying to prevent injuries to ourselves

[@thevillageyid]

The grab and pull into the hip reminds me a bit of a lap sau. Good stuff.

[@elstoniobanderas4091]

Best self-defence tutorials online

[@jeanschmit862]

Excellent advice as always! Thanks a lot, Lee, you are really the Fairbairn of the 21st century! Jang, Luxembourg

[@ninjasrose1653]

Great stuff as always! I love grabbing then using the reverse elbow.

[@weika1000]

Business as usual, it simply makes sense what the man say!

[@ryansmock2709]

Thanks for another great demonstration , looks as hot as snot over there....

[@DavidButler-o5u]

This is what Hikite in karate is supposed to be

[@vinrod34]

Thank you.

[@silviakapfinger4956]

Excellent!👍👏👊

[@Knucky_Sammich]

I like this technique. Cause even if they kick your ass, at least you'll have ruined their favorite t-shirt. 👍

[@MrKnightlore]

Amazing, thankyou!

[@robertryan2542]

Brilliant advice. From Ireland 🇮🇪

[@naqual921]

Lee Morrison is the Vicar of CQC, No doubt mate

[@plalelal]

You can also control their movement by being attached.

[@pedrorivera8255]

Great advise👍🏽👊🏾

[@345kobi]

In My opinion this gent is the best. One thing I question here is the ability to make an attachment. I certainly don't see that as a gross motor movement. Will try on Bob Dummy.

[@jagerthedog4378]

Very good, occupy your free hand with grabbing a tshirt instead of protecting your head. Some expert you are 😅😅

[@wehrewulf]

Compassionate brutality. Excellent insight.

[@padraigmara]

Good stuff, looks a lot like empty hand kali, even used the same term "planned collisions".

[@tonyneillaw]

I found that interesting!

[@vincenzomortoro4801]

🙏🙏💪👍

[@fendoviolencepreventionman1593]

Excellent

[@edwardglenn9310]

In the Practical Karate world we call this Hikite.

[@Dustinplays4keeps]

Beat me to it

[@CoRudickuNic]

I thought it was a Samaritan.

[@chrisdowd7982]

Duty of care my arse

[@jochemwullink5352]

It’s pity that the budo arts nowadays are being taught by tattooed manecing streetfight instructors This I already was taught by means of the ancient art of Daito Ryu Jiu Jitsu and even Wing Chun Like this is some new hot topic