I Fought Michael Jai White

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Who should I film with next? 😃

[@BakeMyDay-g9u]

Nat hearn

[@SergiuMoldovan]

Rafael Aghayev

[@devgameplayz683]

Nat Hearn!

[@suchgoodgaming9570]

Scott Adkins

[@dewolf7080]

bruce lee

[@CombatSelfDefense]

It’s terrifying how flexible he is for being a mountain of muscle

[@jonathanbouffard2864]

The fastest 220 pounds guy you'll ever see... ans he's 53! Impressive

[@footmotion]

Batman Frame.

[@The-Determined-Ninja]

I hope to achieve- ( ´◡‿◡`)✧

[@heddamalm]

You should check out Jujimufu!

[@alanfletcher3912]

I think that shows you how great he is

[@ChrisBasdeo]

This man is 55 years old and he's in incredible shape what a badass. He's still so quick and precise with his strikes

[@commanderdata-xy3wt]

It's called practice! 55 years old is not an old man unless you let 55 years old be an old man..😉☘️

[@arjayfc4343]

Wait he's 55!!! He looks like he just Finished filming undisputed 2, except his cheeks i guess. He looks good

[@terrenceboone5206]

​@@arjayfc4343 I can only pray I look half as good as him when I turn the same age

[@mrwoody1413]

It’s crazy how he doesn’t look any older than 35.

[@hemi5.7awdpursuit5]

@commanderdata-xy3wt 🥰🥰🥰

[@Absalohm]

I literally cried laughing at Jesse being the gangsta at the end. You literally can't be a bad guy, you're too nice!

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Haha I tried!

[@paulbonaventura4969]

You would be better playing one of those well dressed European rich - bad guys , then busting out some flying kicks!

[@ganaelschneider]

it was pretty good actually XD

[@drunkindoughtboy6884]

I felt the same my guy the best part of the whole thing Jesse was old g way to gangsta for me and I am black dam

[@rocelderamos3013]

@@paulbonaventura4969 Yea, the guy who you thought is all about money and manipulation but could literally kick your ass in a suit. Jesse would definitely fit that character trope.

[@andrewlaw8121]

Michael is such a nice guy. I love how you interview the martial artist first, the actor second.

[@1nvisible1]

*_Enter the Black Dragon_** I would pay to see that movie. Unfortunately my 26yo filipino son dress like Jesse as gangsta'.*

[@iceblue7118]

except when he's on dj vlad disrespecting legends such as Bruce Lee.

[@Lord_Talha]

I love how affirming he is of Jesse asking questions. He also gives such great positive reinforcement as well. These are signs of someone who is not only an excellent teacher but someone who genuinely takes great joy from helping others learn.

[@GuidelinesViolator]

jai white isnt W White

[@marcelobravo7719]

I met Sensei MJW at a comic convention and was wearing my Kyokushin T-shirt. We spoke for 20 minutes about martial arts and movies. What a humble and quiet spoken guy. Very cool post, Sensei Jesse, thank you!

[@KARATEbyJesse]

That is awesome!

[@tonyperez4713]

Dude thats sick, MJW seems like such a cool dude.

[@mikeb3268]

Kyokushin rocks. Osu!

[@DespaceMan]

@@tonyperez4713 why wouldn't he be? being an ass doesn't get you anywhere in life

[@Raoulelcuervo]

OSS

[@piotrgil1468]

I can never get over the fact that despite being a Hollywood superstar, he is as normal, approachable and friendly as a person could be. A guy you definitely want to hang out with over a beer or a burger. I truly admire MJW for his attitude that is so full of humility, a rare trait to be found in people nowadays, not necessarily movie stars.

[@piotrgil1468]

@@CYB3R2K Perhaps. Though he is surely not an actor on the level of, say, Leonardo di Caprio or Denzel Washington, but in his respective field he is one the very best ones and that's what I meant.

[@maxanderson3733]

Humility isn’t really that hard to find so long as you’re consciously surrounding yourself with the right people

[@Elusivemiasma]

Hollywood can’t control him

[@DragonTigerBoss]

​@@ElusivemiasmaHollywood would get knocked out by a Michael Jai White lead backfist. "How would he do that, Hollywood is a concept, not a person?" I'm confident that he'd make it work.

[@rampagesmackssons508]

Unless you're a jogger running near him

[@oldboy977]

Jesse, my son is very much into martial arts and he told me he watches your videos so I came here to check you out. I think you are are a great role model and the knowledge you give your audiences can be used in throughout life and not just martial arts. Thank you for contributing to the world in a positive way. You should be proud.

[@xyrius]

It's awesome how down to earth and funny Michael is, also he's a very positive person. This was a real delight.

[@tashadent150]

He is a former school teacher

[@anthonydunkley7844]

why exactly is he down to earth?

[@peterhale4525]

​@@anthonydunkley7844he hug the eartg

[@Elhombresanchez]

Jesse has such infectious positivity and a humble heart. Even though he's not in any major films I think he'd be the best good guy in any film.

[@KARATEbyJesse]

You’re too kind 😇

[@1individeo]

yes and if he didn't smile he could be psycho killer, the kind that stabs you only once and slowly and stays to warch you bleed to death while looking in your eyes with a baby's look

[@Zts_xox17]

Lol

[@tomgarcia9200]

I dont have any proof but i get the feeling he has some sick and twisted fantasies. Too nice to be real

[@mrmeme_man]

​@Jesse Enkamp your a amazing person you inspired me to start really training my karate and your kindness truly is contagious

[@renatoruiz8534]

My sister grew up with me and 3 other brothers. She became a master of the untelegraphed attack. Ear yank, foot stomp, and backhand slap to the gut were her favorites. We weren't surprised at all when she enlisted in the Marines. Actually, we were kind of relieved.

[@madoxxxx06]

Props to your sis, and props to you and your brother's too. Siblings preparing each other for the future is great!

[@วิชชากรสุขวัฒน์]

Krav maga!!!! (Simpson Girl)

[@guarddog318]

Weren't you a little worried for the Marines? 😲

[@natanvanhelden385]

​@@guarddog318 I was gonna say! Marines are tough and all that, but little sisters are something else 😮‍💨

[@ceferistul05]

haha, made my day

[@tonyK_72]

Hands down the greatest action/martial artist! Great bloke. He should have been bigger than any of his contemporaries. He seems like a lovely bloke in every aspect. A real role model. It just goes to show what a great guy he is by doing this video, really funny, genuine and not afraid to send himself up, wonderful!

[@Splackavellie85]

The fact that, regardless of his own experience, Jesse is always genuinely excited to learn from others is his greatest strength. We should all be able to follow his example there.

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Thanks for your kind words Lesley 🙏

[@Splackavellie85]

@@KARATEbyJesse You’ve earned them. You’re one of the most genuine people on this platform and your videos are always a joy to watch. Keep up the great work!

[@888_Karma]

Michael Jai White is such a legit real life badass. He's also a great teacher, smart and a great actor. Love his films 10/10 🤜🏾🤛🏾

[@briannovak7651]

Seems impossible to dislike these two.

[@kenohki3492]

After watching him in several interviews, he really does seem like a down to earth guy. Not a person with an overly inflated sense of worth.

[@Cano644]

He is Bruce Lee hater and has no idea about fighting

[@rafaelcarrera9436]

@@Cano644 I have only seen a few interviews with him speaking about JKD being flawed on the organizational level due to their being no centralized organization, basically becoming a general use term instead of a defined method with structured lineage and oversight. Did he ever say anything directly bad about Bruce Lee though?

[@ANTHONYMARLONDCUETO]

A bruce lee hater but literally adapting bruce lee's fighting principle..want to prove himself better than lee but actually his fight principles are originally bruce lee's fighting method.

[@kevinsancto1574]

I definitely think MJW is going to be considered a legend in years to come. His attitude and professionalism is spot on very respectful and passionate about martial arts.

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Well said Kevin!

[@gooneandgoldleaf]

What???? He is already a legend!!!

[@Scp716creativecommons]

Mjw, and bas rutten, plus a talented pupil, would equal belts. They both have a straight up gift for instruction

[@mikelindqvist8015]

I completely agree!

[@ascended_1]

He already is, idk about u n yo community but to blk ppl n martial arts fans he already is

[@macmillion4492]

This is the kind of content that KZbin is for. Quality, fun and teaching at the same time

[@admles-au]

I was lucky enough to meet MJW at a convention a few years ago, really nice guy, once we got started talking martial arts, I never wanted to stop, the dude is like a walking encyclopedia of knowledge, yet he was so humble and friendly.

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Very cool!

[@jetrifle4209]

Cap

[@beastgamer3113]

@@jetrifle4209 what's cap?

[@olijadu]

@@beastgamer3113 he is saying he doesnt believe it, lol

[@ashtonpeppard3663]

​@@jetrifle4209stay mad

[@yohannesgetachew5869]

Michael Jai white is actually telling us the fighting scenes we see in movies are predictable and we don’t really replicate them in reality and demonstrating that. I love this!

[@Apropoetic]

I love this. Michael Jai White always seems like a genuinely good dude. I feel like he rarely gets enough credit for his skill by the average person but real fighters know he's legit.

[@ATACXGYMCAPOEIRA]

Absolutely right on all counts!!

[@antonsimmons8519]

He is massively underrated, it is clear.

[@adabsurdum5905]

I never heard him speak outside of acting. It's crazy how knowledgeable he is about real combat as well translating combat to film.

[@Apropoetic]

@@adabsurdum5905 Yeah, he's got numerous black belts in different disciplines and been a stunt man and actor for many years. Very well spoken too.

[@alexh7064]

The ability to not show your kicks until the last second in Kyokushin is what I love about it.

[@discipleaj]

I saw Michael teaching this punch years ago to Kimbo slice, what a great martial artist he is, humble and respectful but clearly very powerful too. Michael and Scott Adkins should have had more spotlight for bigger martial arts movie roles, preferably together on the same side. Both of them are hugely underrated and are very talented and committed to their craft.

[@anemicsilence]

👍👍👍

[@lancerobinson9097]

Scott Adkins should've been in a batman movie years ago 😔

[@sir_Reall]

That’s point fighting IQ … when you get good you meet ppl who know all the basic strikes, faints, baits and combo’s … then you’ll find the creative ones who have a trick they mastered and they can score a point with twice a bout. I loved the Uraken myself … twist your hip to telegraph a kick, sell it on the 2nd and go top with the uraken 😅 As GSP said overload their nerves system

[@cmc2480]

@@lancerobinson9097 I agree, Scott as Batman, and MJW as Bronze Tiger would've been 🔥!

[@BlackMoridin]

They are the best

[@brianmucha6426]

I always liked Michael. Thought he shoulda been an even bigger action star. Great how White explains the difference between the show kicks and punches in a movie, and what would be practical for self defense! Jesse is very good at working w/ someone else. Not everyone can do that.

[@emilegriffith1473]

He still lives people to think he could compete and win an MMA fight.

[@emilegriffith1473]

He isn't as obnoxious or arrogant as many but he still likes people to believe he could beat real fighters

[@gabrielrae7647]

​@@emilegriffith1473 cuz he could

[@emilegriffith1473]

@@gabrielrae7647 he could compete and probably win actual mixed rules fights BUT against people with no experience at all or very little. But he's not even coming CLOSE to beating any sort of experienced MMA fighter

[@loop4569]

Unless of course someone pulls a knife or a gun on you

[@LuisRodriguez-qu8pb]

What a gentle person, not tryint to play the alpha, just a guy that truly enjoys teaching others

[@crabapple1974]

Was very impressed with Michael Jai White, those tips at the start are really golden. You can tell he is a very experienced martial artist. But his biggest asset must be his personality. That was enjoyable to watch. Seems sincerely interested in teaching and looks very humble and down to earth. Have seen him on the podcast with Scott Adkins and it reinforces that impression.

[@HectorLLL]

Hands down the best Karate Nerd video yet. Strong practical and video-friendly tips, plus two genuinely good-natured guys having all the fun!

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Our pleasure! 😄

[@saulreyes2976]

I agree it was fun and entertaining plus some good info

[@MrPutYouOn247]

Michael Jai White’s performance in Blood and Bone is incredible. The fluidity in his athletic movements is really something to marvel at especially the opening and last fight scene in that movie. Much love and appreciation for you MJW Thanks for sharing your talent with the world

[@carolinaman7315]

Was that the prison movie clip that they showed?

[@MrPutYouOn247]

@@carolinaman7315 yes and it’s definitely worth checking out 👍🏽

[@nodnarb5]

@@carolinaman7315 yes

[@carolinaman7315]

@@nodnarb5I appreciate it. that looked like a really good movie. I'll have to check that out

[@ewlinitis]

Meh

[@LeatherLaceStudios]

Michael seems like a real genuine nice man, he seems like he's very down to earth especially being famous and wealthy, but I am actually impressed and very glad to see someone like him being a "real" person..

[@BenOlsberg1995]

I genuinely laughed when Michael said Undisputed. I really loved him in the second one, he was incredibly entertaining in that film.

[@rickardmoller7824]

The enthusiasm from Michael is so infectious. Seems like a great man!

[@TheBLACKSTARmovement]

I really hope you guys can do a part 2 together, where you guys can hit the gym and MJW can talk about his gym routine! I also LOVE hearing MJW spread his martial arts knowledge, he is so intelligent! Thank you Jessie, you've made my day!

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Great idea!!

[@franciscoaugusto7360]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@sepsification]

Do it again bro..part 2

[@sigis72]

This has got to be one of the best videos, Man when you pulled that knife as a gangster that was ace! Much love to you brother 💚

[@fujitafunk]

Such a treat to see this Jesse! Michael Jai White is such a legit martial artist in and out. I love that he's super serious about his love for the art but he's also willing to play around and have a good time. Quite a difference of personality here compared to a lot of his interviews where he's very serious. It seems like both of you had a great time together filming and hanging around.

[@KARATEbyJesse]

He’s one of a kind!!

[@jalwardo]

That tip about chambering the leg just before engaging the hip is great. I had that realization years ago and it greatly improved my kicking. Also, Black Dynamite is a classic.

[@rashadlockhart915]

I swear the leg chambering is so important!! I heard jcvd talk about this on an old interview

[@Dasel22]

Jon Jones has been spamming that move his whole career

[@Stiletos]

The choreography and production values of that final fight scene in this little KZbin clip completely surpassed any of the actual Hollywood movies Segal has put out in the last 20 years. MJW seems like a super chill guy.

[@TamedStrange]

Steven Seboomboom

[@vatsalsaxena8813]

​@@TamedStrangeSensei Bubblegut

[@Lencaleena]

What does this have to do with Steven?

[@ichieholysauce5774]

LMAOOOOOOOOOO @ the Segal hate.

[@rndm0077]

Hollywood is not putting this man in the roles he deserves. His name should be household like, jackie chan, jet lee, and jason statham. Give this man his flowers.

[@singintato]

Seeing MJW so happy for Jesse's first shot is so wholesome Also, good on Jesse for the trigger discipline, assuming Michael taught him

[@DragonTigerBoss]

I wasn't surprised that Jesse would shoot that well; impressed, but not surprised. His control of his body and his breathing would give him a massive edge. I don't know if Sensei Seth or Wonderboy shoot, but they'd probably be very good for noobs, too. Hashtag karate gang.

[@Mikepwns112]

He talks about fighting as Neil Degrasse Tyson talks about Astrophysics. So much enthusiam and love for the art. I love him so much.

[@HGA_kurokuma]

​@@wolololer he not just an entettainer. Jon Jones said he got beat up in a sparring session with MJW. And all of the elite fighters who have gotten tips and trained with him commend his ability and said he could've dominated in ufc. He just wanted to earn more money in Hollywood. Maybe do some research

[@jamesmichaeljean7840]

Let me see he in the ufc😂. He can't fight, he sucks. ​@@HGA_kurokuma

[@Fluffy2Buffy]

and both are paid actors. 🙂

[@ConcededSpatula]

@@Fluffy2Buffy I respect MJW a whole lot more than Neil doesn't know what a woman is (astrophysicist).

[@EvosBasics]

His non-telegraphing skills are always so great to see

[@CyberusSuper]

The way MJW talks and teaches. He does it in a way where you can feel his experience flowing througg your head. It's awesome.

[@izkariot]

I love being reminded of MJW. Not only is he a martial arts genius, he's also impeccable with comedic timing. Thanks for sharing, Jesse.

[@arrowlance7569]

Michael is such a chill guy, whenever I see him he's always so humble.

[@robwallace6787]

This is amazing! Great to see two excellent martial artists showing us how it's done. Thank you!

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏

[@antoinecarter536]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@RyanKnowsTechStuff]

So humble of an individual, great actor and martial artist! (Both of you!)

[@chadwickreno8499]

He has a very high fight IQ and a sharp eye for details like a fighter's rhythm. Although most people can attest to the importance of not telegraphing your strikes, I found his explanation of people not being able to judge distance from the front pretty eye opening, and it makes sense when you start to think of taillights in the back of cars for example. Also, engaging the hips at the last second really helps you understand how to both train for and apply the concept in your training, since most fighters' muscle memory is already adapted to doing the opposite. Edit: spelling

[@maxisalas5249]

If you are old or you have injuries in ur shoulders, dont use that way of punching, It's like doing benchpress badly, u gonna suffer later.

[@TheSoberBear]

Michael, like many of his peers hasn't let his skills go to his head. I love the fact that he emphasises saying "I learned".

[@JSRLPadre]

I met MJW once and was surprised at how shy and soft-spoken he was in person. Funnily enough, he reminded me of Bolo Yangtze, another humble giant man, back in his prime. But their expertise in both stage and true combat is legendary. Oh, and Sensei Jesse; Marksmanship is a martial art.

[@jetrifle4209]

Cap

[@jasonray9835]

Can't believe I'm just now seeing this. Two of my favorite martial artists learning, training and just having fun together. Amazing!

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Thanks for watching 😁

[@anurag23611]

This is digital gold. MJW is a pure legend.

[@demontealford2720]

Dude is a natural warrior, comedian, and teacher. A true legend.

[@Lobotomia85]

Michael: "Your eyes will LIE" Jesse: "I see". That unintentional one got me unnecessarily hard lol

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

Also, WAIT A SECOND, was that Arnold Chon jumping his battery?!?! I'm serious.

[@Slop_Dogg]

Such a well spoken & physically skilled guy, loved his performances in lots of movies.

[@grodygibsonlcd8038]

You know the technique is going to be good when Michael says “Now don’t let me hit you..” Man is a legend, love the guy

[@utsavdhyani8839]

He trained Kimbo slice with that during Blood n Bone

[@glauciogonzales]

I've already made low-budget films here in Brazil, the question of telegraphing the blows is fundamental. Wonderful scene of him hiding the attacks to explain the difference between reality and the movie!

[@JonCom3dy]

Cool!

[@dank9288639]

That's awesome man

[@adriankenel3004]

Its always awesome seeing content that no one asks for but everyone wants to see. You keep surprising us with these unexpected crossovers.

[@loganjustlogan8367]

dude, you are legitimately a really good shot for someone who hasn't trained.

[@alanhirjak7287]

The concept he's explaining at 4:00 also appears very often in HEMA. In European swordsmanship, one very common theme is that the hands move before any other part of the body, be it the hips or shoulders or legs or anything. By initiating the actual attack itself (even just milliseconds) before putting the rest of your body into it, you can cut down telegraphing by a mountain. It's always funny how much all martial arts share in basic body mechanics.

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Cool!

[@charlesmellin6026]

Yeah its very interesting. I had teachers both in Wing Chun and Boxing teaching this, what can be difficult though is to apply it with as much force, as its generally easier to develop force if you make use of your body momentum first. Thats one of the reasons why many teachers of Wing Chun emphasizes many strikes, especially on weak/critical points, using before mentioned principal.

[@KickinItStudios]

so funny seeing this comment. HEMA is what lead me to be interested in martial arts as a whole, trying to take elements from all styles and blend it into my fencing. i found one of sensei seth's videos on the subject which lead over to jesse. love when i see someone in the squad being the camera man for other people too. it's like a little cinematic universe easter egg.

[@metalrobot3000]

It’s crazy how many martial arts teach the same things in a different way

[@machochocolate7679]

Almost like we're all bi-pedal humanoids or something

[@curtisvrosssr9317]

Much Respect ❤❤❤❤. I'm 54, ive been a martial artist for 37yrs. Michael has EXCELLENT TECHNIQUE..

[@AviBel333]

Jesse playing the "hood" character almost killed me! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@JohnMelland]

RIGHT ON! I'm 53, MMA Combat Ready, weapons, tactics, and learning as much as possible all the time! Wrestling, Boxing, Martial Arts, Guns, Ammo, Explosives, traps, modern and ancient weapon use, swords, knives, etc. Love it since 8 years old. Veteran, Jr. Asst. Scoutmaster, and Native American Genocide Survivor! Still here after many deadly encounters with people, but fun as hell too, and still here, because old warriors don't get old being stupid, lol, Awesome and THANK YOU for the share. Fantastic video! 👣🦅🚣🏿‍♂️🏹🔥🔥🔥🤗🇺🇸

[@busbystandup1337]

I feel like Mr. White is the most under rated martial artist of all time. His technique is crisper than Sunday morning's toast

[@tashadent150]

He also is a former special education teacher

[@Youngcamdadon]

​@@tashadent150I didn't know that 😮 my respect for him just went up even more. 🫡

[@koraegi]

Man does kyokushin so you know he's about those hands But he is also just a super nice muscle bound giant

[@maaimachinedefrance513]

How didni miss this when it was originally posted? Micheal Jai White is my favorite actual martial artist in film and Jesse Enkamp is unarguably the best youtuber martial artist. So awesome to see them sharing knowledge and having a blast together. Thanks to Jesse and his crew for all the great content.

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@chubbynubby24]

I don’t think I’ve ever clicked a video faster

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Speed kills 😎💥👍

[@MandingoClown]

Michael Jai White has always seemed like such a gentle giant---such a sweet guy just listening to him talk. I bet this was a ton of fun to film. :D

[@shamgar86]

This may be the best video you've ever done! That accent, the shooting, the tips from Jai, the skit, the fight. Just golden.

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Thank you!!

[@kisame004]

This is one of the most fun wholesome Martial Arts video ever, Michael Jae White is definitely a Martial Arts Master with all that knowledge, he even taught Jesse Gun-Fu at the end and he's a natural.

[@bunnysabeni8173]

MJW is a true martial artist, no matter how much someone has learned most people can still learn a lot from him.

[@F20ization]

bunnysabeni8173,Sure

[@zeddwulfen7737]

TBH I've always found more realistic fights more fun to watch so I would be fine watching two people going at it like it's a real fight without telegraphing lol

[@DrReginaldFinleySr]

My wife outshot me her first time shooting. I'm a law enforcement and military veteran with Expert medals. It was embarrassing, but I was proud of her as well. I know she has MY back. lol. P.S. I love how down-to-Earth Mr. White is. I have always wanted to meet him. Thanks for sharing!

[@Boi45]

Maybe your wife is a secret agent or something 😂

[@epiphanygunworks9893]

Mine too. I've been in the industry for multiple decades. My wife was anti gun so I took her to the range where she proceeded to show me skills that neither of us knew she had. Shes not anti gun anymore.

[@YacolJ]

Women shoot better than men statically. They get back on target faster because they are a smaller lever to push, as they are usually shorter.

[@Domzdream]

I’m so jealous you got to hang out with Michael Jay white. I’ve admired the guy since my teens. He’s an incredible martial artist. I have to say - of all martial arts guys I know of, he’s probably one of the ones I’d hate to fight.

[@EDZ7777]

MJW’s humility despite phenomenal martial arts capability, (he has reached instructor level in no fewer than 9, YES NINE, martial arts), is astonishing. He casually demonstrates techniques that would easily overwhelm a competent and experienced Karate Master, (in the guise of Jesse Enkamp), smiling and joking casually as he does so. O-Sensei White, we at the CKJU Kai salute you! OSS! 🙇🏽‍♂️ 🙇‍♀️ 🙇🏻

[@357Franknitty]

LOVE the fact that that MJW speaks on how to be quick and straight up in a fight and the pretty roundhouses will probably get you in trouble. 👍🏾

[@ianbrewster8934]

Michael is one of the nicest guys I've ever met. Honestly don't know how he is not a bigger star in Hollywood. He has a great personality he can act he sincere and he can pull off even the craziest fights. So glad you and him you and him hooked up.

[@RenegadeRanga]

Because he is a genuine dude that doesn't suck cock or do politics.

[@lalalala666]

So I was waiting for like two months, thinking that Jesse Sensei has forgotten about us, and then he brings us this gem... one word: YES!!! Keep up the good work!!! :D

[@Andrewnavarrete91]

Jesse was comedic and pretty good on camera with his acting. You just acted with a movie star and handled martial arts choreography so well. I hope you realize that, I’m in shock man, what can’t you do 😂👏

[@justinbrosious6601]

As a fellow martial artist, the outside crescent kick, is one of my favorites

[@rajansingh943]

The fact that MJW can punch and kick at that insane speed with such an insane amount of muscle mass is insane

[@thatindiandude4602]

And at 53. Damn man.

[@hitrule5722]

@@thatindiandude4602 55*

[@motosurgeofficial]

MJW will always be one of my role models when it comes to discipline, dedication to craft and martial arts. The combination of muscle, flexibility and speed is something one can only dream of. A living legend without a shadow of a doubt.

[@carlopoli9067]

Jai's teaching at 4:20 seems obvious, but it is exceptionally true and real: our eyes will never be able to assess the speed of a direct punch to the face, which is easier to be surprised by than hooks etc. I know Jai very well as actor and MMA fighter, though I did never expect him to also be such a skilled fighting teacher, easy to understand! Love you Jai🥰

[@disruptor109]

Jesse, the two of you killed it with that fight scene. It was VERY well choreographed and that ending had me in stitches! WELL DONE GENTLEMEN!!!!!!!!

[@brianw.520]

Turning the hips AFTER the punch is remarkable simple yet never thought of. What an awesome suggestion. That and the half way punch kick follow through with the punch is just awesome. Thank you for the video! One day I hope to meet / train under MJW!

[@KARATEbyJesse]

You are so welcome Brian!

[@dondiburroughs6630]

I grew up with Mike and he is actually one of my instructors, he even supports me when I go to speak at schools and he is an awesome dude and very supportive when it comes to our youth

[@GreyLeo]

2 legends just enjoying themselves. This warms my heart as a retired martial artist

[@fahadmogalli7458]

actually, I am surprised by Michael's light spirit. I loved the video. Thank you, Jesse, Michael, and all behind the cameras

[@jorgegarcia5180]

I was... Emotionally happy after this episode. You two had a crazy good chemistry. I would watch a full movie/show with you two. Next - Joe Rogan. I have a feeling it would be educational, funny, and scary.

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Thank you Jorge!! 😄

[@Wikingking]

MJW is one of those people you can't really understand how or why they didn't have a stellar career and got A-listed. For his younger years he had the looks, he has a great voice, presence, excellent moves. Similar issue with Scott Adkins, both of them should be up there starring in Marvel movies or I dunno, but earning the big $$$ and being world-famous.

[@MrSilksoul]

Not hard to understand at all. He's not willing to sell his soul and forsake his morals for it. For some people they're content where they are and could careless about all of the fame and fortune. Pretty simple.

[@joeo2533]

They probably refused to take it in the a55 like many of their more famous overrated colleagues.

[@joshuahill222]

@@MrSilksoul well said 💯

[@sleepsheep924]

He not a sell out

[@jonhrambro8241]

@@MrSilksoul facts and he's definitely not wearing a dress

[@analyst12]

Love this video. All Michael Jai White's appearances are so down-to-earth. It's crazy how many of the toughest actors are actually the nicest guys.

[@Vicerium]

One of the best video ever, thank you both 🙏

[@michaellowe2559]

When you know you are bad, you can just let yourself be you…humble, gentle, loving, kind, considerate, free, and happy. Thank you, Jesse!

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Well said!

[@deefranklinsanchez6485]

I just love how you show in your videos the way you adapt to different experiences using your KARATE training as your basis. (In this case, handling guns). Much respect for Mr. Enkamp. 🙏🙏

[@benammermann442]

Michael has been one of my favorite action actors since I was a kid. Love to hear him talk about martial arts. The dude knows his stuff

[@javierzarranz]

very good video! I saw almost all of MIchael Jai White's films when I was a child, without a doubt a great teacher, his techniques will remain forever in the cinema and in my book! greetings!

[@andykbh]

I always loved Michael…no one is so down to earth as he is. What a cool dude. Not only in the movies. He is a hero to me ❤

[@karlj1717]

MJW is a really chilled out guy what a great joy to watch both of you.

[@aa11ct9]

Being a fan of vintage martial arts cinema I wasn't familiar with him. The way he explains it so clear and simple demonstrates his dominion of the technique. This is amazing at so many levels

[@amusik7]

I LOVE Michael Jai White and listening to him talk about fighting - and he is such a pro with these fight scenes. But I must say I'm impressed by your acting and shooting - you did just a ridiculously good job!

[@xmsingerx]

Best part of this video is how inviting and down to earth Michael seems. Honestly seems just like one of the boys at the gym. Love to see it and someone to admire 🙏

[@Profile__1]

Dude that "blockless" attack idea that Michael Jai White explains is SO damn cool. I first saw him explain it when he was instructing Kimbo Slice behind the scenes of the movie _Blood and Bone._ It's like the core of martial arts right there: technique and timing over strength and speed. So dang interesting.

[@stevethea5250]

ALWAYS GREAT TO SEE MJW "BEHIND THE SCENES" ALWAYS MAKES US LEARN 3:05 ICONIC W KIMBOSLICE 9:00 EAT WITH A PURPOSE

[@AlkisGD]

Man, getting to shoot a fight scene with MJW. Can this channel even reach a higher peak after this? 😮