HOW TO HURT HIM WHILE HE ATTACKS YOU!

[@zendude123]

I love this technique. Going to try it on my flatmate when he comes home from work tonight.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Element of Surprise, strong tactic. As soon as the door opens…attack!Be sure to use the point of the elbow.

[@michaelgroves6469]

🤣🤣

[@willharper1326]

The passion and intensity this guy puts into every single lesson is inspiring. As always respect, and success to you. I’d be happy to see this channel get millions of subs.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks Will! Always appreciate your support!

[@thecretanbull4784]

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE this guys methods and his character! Huge fan of him and his techniques! Thank you and thank you Viking Samurai for introducing me to him!

[@muaythai78]

He is a very good Guy! I was there and learn a lot! 105 kg pure Power!! And a very smart Charakter with a super Wife and a sweet dog on his side!

[@streetsurvivalsecrets]

He is a walking, taking treasure

[@thecretanbull4784]

@@streetsurvivalsecrets perfectly said my friend!

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks so much!

[@seatime674]

I got into a fight with my mother because she wouldn't turn the air conditioner up so I used the spike elbow on her now she's not talking to me, Any advice?🙄

[@mutant0177]

I like this entry a lot because you can use it in the chaos of a fight without the need for a good timed block with the arm (which will be very difficult to do) AND it is very possible that you have done damage with the first impact and can follow up. It was a very nice seminar - highly recommended!

[@alexmousley7213]

Indeed, it's very realistic- simple and requires no fine motor skills- I like the combined block/attack- when I did Ju Jitsu we learnt that all blocks are blows designed to damage as well as to block. But I like this style of street protection for the universal moves and simplicity.

[@mutant0177]

​@@alexmousley7213 I agree - in the first moment it almost sounds like it is too easy. But you have a kind of one-size-fits-all solution at least for the first contact. I also do sparring in krav maga class and I can tell you, you loose timing and reflexes very fast (2 months without training and you suck). But it is logical because in the boxing range you are highly dependend on this skills. Long story short - this blitz tactics alone will give you a lot of benefit.

[@papamike3627]

Dear Professor Mulder, the "Spike Elbow" is NOW the very FIRST self defense tool I teach to new students in my JKD training program!!! I'd like to thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with those whose eyes are OPEN and NOT closed by the ignorance of DOGMA!!! jkd sifu mike goldberg ( Fort Worth, Texas ) USAF Proud Veteran

[@papamike3627]

@N -U- M -U- N -U- That's GREAT! It's definitely worthwhile to put in ANY Curriculum!!!

[@mkkravist11]

Thanks for your service, Mike. The UC program is so good because it is so real world practical, removes the BS, knows it’s ‘me,me,me,me,finish’ and not some series of movie moves that will get you hurt or worse, and just gives you the best chance of getting home safe if you are cornered and cannot evade/escape/loophole etc. We must also pay our full respects to Lee Morrison the head of UC.

[@papamike3627]

@@mkkravist11 Eventhough I had and have the pleasure of training under some ot the original Bruce Lee students, I feel Professor Mulder has a full grasp of what JKD or what Sigong Lee would have moved toward in the field of REAL self defense!!!

[@papamike3627]

@@domdiddy7209 That it is!!! But, what an effective tool for your arsenal of protection!!! "DD". Have a great day!!!

[@papamike3627]

@@matejslavicek5574 It couldn't hurt!!! Practice makes perfect!!!👍

[@maxander9010]

This instructor is one of the best out there the techniques are real , massively effective, and so practical. I’m a huge fan of his and Lee Morrison ! And should he come to the USA for training I’ll be there.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks for your kind words! And much appreciated!

[@ambimu55hak]

3:04 bro was getting ready for that beating 😂😂😂

[@harmloseraltermann]

YOU are a machine!!! Thanks for your work...everytime great content!

[@Mr11ESSE111]

Every trainer are mashine while he have passive students ,attackers are not passive

[@jeffreyfigueiredo1740]

Mr Mulder. Fantastic as usual. Keep up the great work and I always love how you are no nonsense but still find time to add a bit of humour but at the same time are extremely respectful to your students 👍🏾

[@mig1017]

Thank you for these videos. This essential learning here. I'm teaching my family, nephew and neice. I'm a little over protective of them after my nephew was bullied (he has special needs) at school and my neice was harassed at a local sports club. Appreciate all the UC content you guys provide.

[@waltherwagner9711]

Love that technique. Learned something like that from a self defence instructor about 10 years ago. Now I still teach it to the people I work with.

[@josephmoore977]

Badass. We practice this in a Krav/Combatives class here in the states. We call it the cage & sometimes follow up with hammer fists during that forward assault. Great content!

[@glenphillips1906]

Counter offensive makes more sense than defensive blocking, excellent video! Thanks!

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Exactly my point! Thanks!

[@alexmousley7213]

Indeed. When I did Ju Jitsu (quite a few years ago)- although it's a bit reactive, all the blocks are blows designed to incapacitate the attacking arm, though I like the technique in the video as it is applicaple in many situations and simplicity means it's much more likely to work under stress.

[@MrG77]

urban Combatives, Lee and Michael amazing real life defense and attack . I watch every single one and it's very straight forward to learn. Keep the vids coming mate.🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@kennethlancaster6868]

That energy transfer is super human . Awesome video

[@ibongarcia593]

You're actually doing the great job man keep doing the amazing job doing self-defense stuff like that

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks brother!

[@SImonDeLikaeble]

Great move, thanks I had not seen this before. Love the attitude as well, seems like a class where you would learn a lot while still having some fun.

[@KimiMD]

I ran our club this week Michiel and I took this from a previous video you did with Mr Morrison and applied it to our lesson! Super stuff again and I can relate to what you do. It is fantastic content.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks a lot Kevin! I really appreciate it! Awesome you can use it!

[@KimiMD]

@@schoolofselfprotection you are very welcome, it is without doubt the realist shit I have seen on KZbin.

[@ddonlee]

Thanks to the guy holding the pad. I wouldn't volunteer or be his demo assistant. Mulder's power will flatten me. 😆 🤣. Amazing spiking elbow! Great work as always!

[@PlyDioX]

Bro...I really enjoyed every minute of it holding the pads for a man like him 😅👍🙏

[@ddonlee]

@@PlyDioX wow! Hi Mathis ! U did a great job ! Yes i agree, working with the best brings out the best in us. Cheers .

[@vincenzosacco7054]

Ottimo come sempre, anche io mi ispiro a queste tecniche nel mio corso. 🙏🙏

[@لبيكيارسولالله-ص5خ]

Absolutely fabulous

[@dmwm771]

the poor fellow. Even with the protection he is completely exhausted by the bulldozer attacks

[@schoolofselfprotection]

He can handle it. He is a very strong brother who helps me in the seminar circuit. Next to this he trains the whole day too.

[@alexmousley7213]

Oh boy, the poor guy helping the teacher! This looks totally street defence realistic- it doesn't require fine motor skills or great timing and combines the defence with the attack with elbow and knee strikes- which are increbily powerful and don't require years to perfect like roundhouse kicks, making them highly practical. I need to learn some of this, though I am getting old!

[@drumkick2315]

Yes, poor guy.

[@Jazzman-bj9fq]

Good stuff! One of the most effective self defense demonstrations I've seen.

[@hydroguy6927]

Modern Day Bas Rutten right here ... discovered your channel through your segment with Viking Samurai ..GREAT work here. You got yourself a sub my Friend. I have learned so much already and cant wait to incorporate your techniques into my own training. Keep up the great work!

[@hotpotat0es]

bas rutten would destroy this guy .

[@Virvum_Juggernaut]

My fave instructor to watch and listen to hands down. One can audibly comprehend his comparative power delivery on the bags. Lethal.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks a lot!!!!

[@erneste-3williams]

Bro. Yes.

[@spacelord2234]

Top notch Bro !! Love the intensity. 💥✌🏼

[@keyman8072]

Another excellent, real life, practical lesson. Thank you!

[@schoolofselfprotection]

My pleasure!

[@MarsRonin]

Awesome brother, as always!

[@jerryoutlaw3396]

Yes!!! Excellent!! Thank you very much.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

You are welcome!

[@matthews1082]

It's a ramming attack using the elbow as the point of contact, it's a valid technique, requires body to stiffen at moment of impact, and usually better if one sinks into the blow, ie lowering one's CG as one goes in. Good to see it demonstrated here.

[@richardherron7670]

Thank you Mr Mulder. Highly informative and greatly appreciated . Thank you for the great videos.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you for the amazing feedback!

[@ronfoss7784]

Brother, You definitely have the best tactical defense ever. Love this channel. 🤘🏻

[@davonhall9652]

I like when he emphasized the opportunity to escape when the opponent is down. That's part of the objective of self defense. It's not about being macho. It's exactly what it is: self defense.

[@davonhall9652]

@@ricksanchez9798 Yes! That's the best. It always should start with the mind.

[@michaelcuellar714]

Still loving the content and instruction!

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Much appreciated!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@lsporter88]

Brilliant self defense technique! If you generate enough power to deliver an effective entry blow....I'm absolutely positive this approach will work, no question. Great video.

[@darrennicholas860]

Thank you I watch all time 57 years old I could use help

[@yodaz101]

Very well explained...and correct. Retired special forces...

[@pak_number1481]

I personally train with both my elbows up and found it incredibly effective x 2 power and impact plus covers any gaps on one side that may slip in a hook but this also works 💪

[@itz_Elev8t]

I just started watching your later videos on your channel and I love what you teach, me personally I’ve done bone density training enough that I don’t rely on palm strikes and hammer fists as much but they’re still very useful the one thing I got from your videos that I think really will help people is your level of violence should be above what your aggressors is my approach is somewhat the same as yours but I rely on knees elbows and headbutts as i think it should be the distance you judge the danger from is how you should use your tools great video and I’m looking forward to seeing more of what you teach.

[@barryhossin1222]

Excellent!

[@seba-jo3tg]

He is the best out here by far

[@NYKgjl10]

Phenomenal techniques and his copious explanation is valuable as Mr. Mulder explains every techniques he does. Solid elbow entry which is practical. Self protection at its best right here!!

[@gregbuck701]

I've trained for quite a few yrs., and this here is awesome!! As he said about range, this is very important for the menu you are about to serve! And as always....train train train.

[@donatoienzi9775]

You have great students 👍 👏 😊

[@ericgrey6835]

AWESOME!!!

[@johnmancini4403]

The guy that kept getting hit. Poor bastard..😂😂😂

[@lawrencelou3545]

He has incorporated the elbow shield found in silat Kali.. and other southeast Asia arts .. with the Chinese elbow thrust.. and made it extremely combative.. he is a great reality based instructor..

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks!

[@j.h.4021]

Great Job

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you!

[@LifeofSmokey]

Imagine it's the pad holder's first day here 😅

[@robertlundberg7536]

Love this greetings from Sweden thank you 🇸🇪👊💪👍

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you too!

[@silviakapfinger4956]

Excellent!👏👏👏👏👊🤗

[@selfpolicing]

Worldclass as usual! I will buy this course. Hope you can do a groundfighting course when you have time. Thanks.

[@peaceofmind777]

Intense 😳

[@johnbannon2812]

Excellent

[@johnperkinson2394]

The throat. Thank you sir.

[@ives3572]

Love this setup for a brutal beatdown

[@WereWolf27181]

Excellent moves in a real situation. I like it 🇨🇾👊🏽🐺

[@TheDrax69]

Im about to start taking km class, this is very impressive thank you

[@James-if4zw]

Anyone who knows anything about fighting will tell you this is an effective technique.. close the distance!! I like it💪

[@schoolofselfprotection]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@jblock4043]

In self defence, it's always good to be built like a tank. I know everyone can do it, but it is dramatically different when he does it.

[@davejassy9870]

Superb ,your channel is Awesome

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you!

[@Kresho.]

Love your intensity. 👊

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks!

[@Goodnightandgoodluck-c7m]

Great info as usual. Maybe do a video to show a smaller person against a bigger opponent. Was anticipating to see that lady going up to that big guy. Thank you

[@OldBadger1]

That would probably be the best way to test and show effectiveness.

[@Sterlingkataadem]

I went through USAF SERE training. These methods are better. I'm in.

[@funkykong9001]

Haha, that poor guy holding the pad was getting hammered

[@gmallyafai1408]

Love it! Good technique 👌

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you!

[@marcusherts9345]

I like this channel, I train in a similar way myself, I’m only interested in ‘real work’ forget katas, syllabus & belts, it means nothing on the street, The best form of defence is attack…(an absolutely overwhelmingly destructive attack!)

[@mirzaahmad3531]

Great skills

[@jcastro808]

I wanna take so classes there man that looks like so much fun.

[@333dsteele1]

Very nice

[@vindicator2011]

I felt across time and space

[@johnmcgahan1001]

Lee will be well proud of you! great video wish i'd material l like this growing superb!

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks a lot! I hope he is! I’m proud on him being my mentor.

[@glenforbes8159]

Those shots are devastating 🤯

[@jamescharlier393]

WoW very well shared 🙏

[@pmartialartsx]

Wow, good stuff, I love it 👍👍👍

[@JustBrowsing777]

Vicious strike! 😮

[@jcam783]

Would like to see this technique demonstrated on someone your own size , much credit to the volunteer holding the pad .

[@schoolofselfprotection]

🤦🏼‍♂️

[@eoghanhennessy443]

Im liking this stuff

[@brunozurfluh8709]

Nice ✊💪

[@jonathanjohnson5216]

I don’t want to hold the bag no more💡🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🚑

[@kariryan998]

Wow amazing

[@crazyrayuk36]

Great teaching approach. Very effective. 💪👍

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks!

[@davidreynolds2126]

Very cool. The technique looks like baji quan.

[@thomasmagnum6881]

Fkn amazing energy love it

[@kybone25]

Awesome!😊

[@phillowmasanga7332]

This is one mastery move

[@humansnotai4912]

Michiel, this is the most ballistic teaching I've seen you do. Absolutely loved it. Do you still teach ankle / leg stomp on exit? Namaste x

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks brother! You I do teach this. Of course with the right context.

[@khairt1731]

I LOVE this move. I learned this in Kali, Panatuken! Aka dirty fighting

[@melikato]

Sehr effektiv...und schnelle Kombination...Super👍👍👍🤗lg Amela ( Germany)

[@dmitrychemankov3309]

Amazing as usual, bro! 👍💪

[@OldBadger1]

Mordi Rhino. Love it.

[@flbellman]

It is my fav as well. It is called tsukame in Karate. Ancient technique almost forgotten. Rediscovered in keysi fighting.

[@bluewendigo672]

All this explanations are Excellent....the problem here is the weight Difference. Definitely. Anyways I subscribe. Excellent Material of self defense.

[@lizardfirefighter110]

Remember your going to get incoming from right and left mostly - some straight in punches. Practice for each attack. Also be aware of when you can score with a knee or foot to the balls.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

When done correctly this covers all that! In pressure testing this works pretty well!

[@OoLiiMiiT3D]

@@schoolofselfprotection I feel like this is a dangerous move, for self defense. I also feel like, if you dont time this perfectly, I see like 10 ways to counter that move while handing out more damage to you, IF you get any damage off on me. Women also should not use that move in my opinion, because only 1% of women would have the power to generate force and enough speed, to do little damage. But it probably works if the opponent has never fought in his life, or he does a stupid mistake while being close.

[@maranatha8524]

Glory be. Vey violent and effective. Thank you 🙂

[@BarryNYC-28]

Oh man! The poor guy holding the pad! You're killing this guy! 😆

[@schoolofselfprotection]

He is used to it! He is great.

[@conradtmariri3513]

Love it, this is effective ✊

[@5dragonskarategoryukarate-890]

I love your videos.

[@behzadmardani9797]

Very nice .. 🏅🏅💎💎