I TRIED Catch Wrestling and It’s PAINFUL

[@KevinLeeVlog]

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[@FuryoTokkosho]

only thing i was missing was the chicken wing cross face

[@FuryoTokkosho]

next episode, i tried Canadian strong style wrestling and instantly regretted it

[@lboe9232]

"Coach Erik, how can I learn to do the splits?" Erik: "Give me 2 minutes"

[@KevinLeeVlog]

😂

[@Redsensei10p]

*CUE in JCVD Bloodsport Stretching Montage* 😂

[@hamadalrowaie6882]

😂😂😂

[@LiShuBen]

I love it when teachers add in their sound effects 😂. The best teachers I know/knew all do it lol

[@KevinLeeVlog]

Hahaha

[@BluegrassBuddha]

Erik Paulson is an absolute legendary Master of all grappling arts. Thanks for being his “meat puppet” for demonstration purposes…better you than me…everything he does, from any position flows directly into another attack. It’s such an honor to get to train with such experts

[@FlatLeeo]

"Knee bar, inverted knee bar, toe holds inward/outward, hip lock, step-over-toe face lock, achilles lock, twist lock, heel hook inward/outward ... that's pretty much it" Reminded me of that time Bubba recited to Forrest Gump the one million different ways you could prepare shrimp, and then ends it with "thats... that's about it"

[@BRUCEJJ66]

I'm proud of you, Kevin, no tears! Seriously, I was wincing just watching that!

[@BMO_Creative]

Coach Erik Paulson is a dangerous dude!

[@donovan665]

Well done Kevin, letting Erik go through these holds even laughing at some of them, honestly funniest thing I've seen for a while.

[@Ben10Blader]

This is some beautiful old school stuff. Sifu Eric is goated as always. Thank you for these Kevin!

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

Geezs xrst. That's a lot of moves/positions. I saw one of Eric's videos 15 yrs ago after i first started jujitsu. I was already familiar with high school wrestling. I would try moves from that video and it was a similar style of showing a series of moves. Love it. Thanks kevin and coach eric.

[@dcplaysguitar]

Coach Erik is a national treasure!!

[@krakulandia]

Absolutely!

[@Kriegter]

catch wrestling for sure

[@kuzushi_kev]

The guy from SpongeBob: “MY LEGS!”

[@KryptcTV]

😂

[@yepyep3897]

Kevin Lee is my favorite professional wrestler.

[@MikeN-s5o]

Dr Paulson is an amazing chiropractor 😂

[@SHaDyFiGuRe]

Someone is going to Uber the rest of the day😅

[@KevinLeeVlog]

Hahaha

[@tprnbs]

You don't need to stretch this month 😁

[@KevinLeeVlog]

I think so too 😂

[@TacTican]

Two salient observations that immediately stood out: 1. Perhaps more impressive than Paulson's ability to turn a person into a human pretzel is the utter ease with which he just about glides around and over your body while flowing from one position to another. 2. You are a very, very brave person to keep asking questions after the demonstration. 😁

[@qazmko22]

Erik Paulson is one of the first guy to do leg locks in MMA, Jiu-jitsu guys are finally catching up with him.

[@WeslyJackson]

Shooto and catch wrestling back ground is why he’s so good at leg locks on top of his bjj training

[@benjaminstevens6043]

love and respect from texas. Thanks to the both of you. put a smile on my face and a fire inn my eye.

[@justas423]

I felt some of those submissions in my soul. Kevin being rather flexible just adds to the pain.

[@zootjitsu6767]

4:00 bruh I need to learn this police brutality finish 😂

[@gumaritoturruviates]

One of your best videos till now I totally love it ❤😅

[@joshbeambjj]

This was hysterical lol we need a compilation of every facial expression you made 😂 Interesting video to see all the creative ways of getting to those.

[@ekklesialifeapplicationbib7352]

❤ leg locks 🔒

[@KevinLeeVlog]

❤❤

[@AlfredoNava-g1f]

Genial video kevin gracias

[@hamidious]

Lol, this makes me think MMA fighters are really bad at submission.

[@XXNerdzillaXX]

That's cause they are.

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

Yeah. Most of them only do it cuz it's currently more popular than boxing. A lotnof guys don't really care about grappling. They only learn enough to not get submitted too easily.

[@luciomagno6195]

some of them are really good, but to actually succeed in doing some of these in a mma fight scenario involves a bit of luck as they are not high percentile.

[@MrJrhzues]

IM Coach Erik Paulson biggest FAN, I'VE BEEN WATCHING HIM SINCE THE 80'S. HES ONE OF THE GRANDFATHERS OF MMA.#PIONEER

[@krakulandia]

Kevin, you should make a video about "the day after the training session". It would be interesting to see how your body has taken damage and/or adapts to that kind of training and how fast you recover from it. No-one in KZbin does that.

[@dandudemanbro]

Erik "you can also go here" Paulson! He's the real (shadow raid) LEGEND!!

[@carpejkdiem]

Eric Paulson is the MOST GIVING 🔥 back when GIVING WASN'T COOL, especially in jiu-jitsu bcs everyone but JKD PEEPS were closed minded on sharing any knowledge. Eric was a FLOODGATE opened in that era THE BEST!!! ALWAYS THE CUTTING EDGE & such a wealth of information yet & still this vid is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING 👏 To think how spoiled kids are now unawares fully of what they've got, if I had this www as a kid with all this, I can only imagine 👏 on a platter. I was obsessed as it is no telling. Fun fun When I think JKD daily, he's the epi 2 me 😂 ABSOLUTELY 💯 🍎 💎 ✝️

[@gemini8675]

The pain in Kevin's face I'm sweating just watching him suffer

[@knw-seeker6836]

Kevin respect to you for enduring 100s of leg log variations from the master😅

[@xChrisSoaresx]

Thank you for sharing what Erik taught you 😂 He's criminally underrated and a gold mine of BJJ and martial arts knowledge.🙌🏽

[@streetwiseguitar5113]

Paulson is such an inspiration.....

[@krakulandia]

That's insane! There were more leg locks in this single video than the combined amount of grappling techniques I know. I'm pretty sure Kevins leg joints were well stretched after this 😀

[@josephsk8737]

Congrarulatuons on the raid shadow legends sponsorship

[@KimjongILL1941]

Amazing👀

[@KevinLeeVlog]

Thanks 🔥

[@loscomagno8877]

Silat and luta livre, holy shit

[@mw2Ronaldinho]

Kevin Lee was basically a taping spaghetti in this video, slowly dying there🤣

[@qazmko22]

Kevin: How many leg locks are there? Erik Paulson: Yes.

[@ViktorNyberg]

My dog is looking at me confused - Me, beginner at many martial arts, watching this video: "Oh, cool! It is one of those... those hurts. And that hurts. Ohh! That's a painful one. Ohh! Ahh! No! Aouch!! *keeps making faces*" Didn't know you could work out your face as much watching your videos!😂

[@TrayCaddyyy]

How much pain can we put our Uke in? Very fun to watch all those leg locks.

[@hamadalrowaie6882]

He is one of the best for sure !! 😊

[@enikan73]

NICE!!! A lot of Good Stuff to Learn and it makes me Wish for a Trainer! Or Friend to Train & Experiment with cuz two friends Trying Stuff Out can end out With Good Technique from these videos of yours. === Tanks Dude ===

[@AK41]

Eric Paulson is the martial arts encyclopedia foreal

[@Rikimaru91]

Thanks for taking the pain for the video 💯

[@Chum_Kiu]

What a legend! How the knees doing, Kev?

[@Coreydiamondstunts]

And what happened, then? Well, in Whoville they say - that Kevin’s split grew three sizes that day.

[@SquaredbyX]

All of the old leg locks before Danaher in one video

[@mw2Ronaldinho]

This guy is the real deal unlike Steven Seagal😂

[@theCollectiveEU]

someone said it in another Tutorial: tjis guy is a walking Encyclopedia 😂❤❤

[@Michael89240]

There's pins in catch wrestling though. This seems more like bjj or submission grappling

[@tichtran664]

You SHOULD compete in catch wrestling.

[@Arcknight9202]

It just never stops! The guy could probably leg lock you out of an arm bar! Did you roll out of there in a wheelchair? I hope you're okay! haha!

[@georgieman1910]

Paulson is basically a pretzel maker

[@josewillenogueiradeoliveir6054]

Um grande abraço👊❤

[@KevinLeeVlog]

🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@jlo6126]

Wrestling, Judo and a 3rd degree BJJ black belt here,,I felt like a white belt watching this lol layers and layers

[@outerlast]

he forgot the tickle lock. he demonstrated it but forgot to mention it :p

[@WizardDope]

Take a shot for every time Kevin taps 😂

[@mallamuaythaichaiya]

After shot this video, can you walk home ? 🤣 By the way amazing video

[@KevinLeeVlog]

Thank you!

[@Crowndragon]

Beautiful

[@malkomalkavian]

Ha ha, great video, thanks guys

[@cahallo5964]

I do luta, I knew I recognised a bunch of this.

[@ronselporter4739]

Catch and Luta share similar ancestry

[@cahallo5964]

@ronselporter4739 I know 👍

[@MikeS24-v4s]

I thought I saw some Catch in there.

[@manuelzapata1192]

Crazy.

[@stevenmairu3766]

HOLY SHIT!!

[@justas423]

I swear, like 75% of these Erik Paulson created himself while thinking "Hey, what if I just bend it from here?" or "Hey, wouldn't it hurt if I did this?"

[@WeslyJackson]

He learned these leg locks training in shooto and catch wrestling Billy Robinson was one of his teachers

[@obscurelines]

"Yeeess Siiir!"

[@JustSomeGuy69420]

I see that Paulson is making the rounds again, giving free chiropractic sessions to KZbinrs.

[@Littlepotatochip117]

Wow 😮..

[@Octaslash08]

That STF @3:58

[@KevinLeeVlog]

🔥🔥🔥

[@wesleyjackson7487]

Billy robinson taught him well

[@FuryoTokkosho]

I hope ya were warmed up kevin, maybe next time some wrestling boots or at least some rubber ankle braces, too. Nice to see your enjoyment

[@KevinLeeVlog]

😅😅

[@gianandreagiacoma]

Erik Paulson is pure myth

[@DaghnMusic]

Thank you for going through this so I don't have to

[@KevinLeeVlog]

Hahaha 😂

[@TinekaJasonPalmer]

You hot it right , there is mo way to stop the great Eric

[@ArtistDaynz90]

Bro just got visited the chiropractor

[@nunayafb]

At 4 minutes in i'm thinking there's no way i'm getting in the ring with this guy as anything less than a double below the knee amputee, it's no like he can hurt my hips...9:00 in: fuuuuuhhhhhk

[@jbird4165]

The Gracie killer

[@Zack1440]

👍🏽

[@JoseCamposSegovia]

He looks like wwe Ken Kennedy

[@komigear1]

Thats su cool

[@dharunrajazhakesang1552]

Drunken Kung Fu ❤❤

[@orlandoboom9018]

Erik Paulson has a King (Tekken) mask in his locker...

[@KevinLeeVlog]

@@orlandoboom9018 haha. Cuz King is inspired by Satoru Sayama (Tiger Mask) who is the creator of Shooto. Coach Erik was trained by one of Satoru’s students, Sensei Yuri.

[@orlandoboom9018]

@@KevinLeeVlog That's sick. Paulson is Tiger Mask lineage!

[@mattstew6078]

If you're as polite as kevin and he does this to you...what happens when he's mad

[@thunderkatz4219]

Now try Japanese jujitsu

[@samueltheblonde]

Owch

[@tonygallagher6989]

Depending on how you see it, this is either the best or worst yoga class ever.

[@tommygunn3210]

Yeah... Eric needs no introduction, bud.

[@axelstone3131]

lol raid shadow legends strikes again

[@DouglasGomesBueno]

Catch Wrestling is very superior to American Wrestling I don't why is not more popular a Experienced Catch Wrestler is danger for BJJ, Sambo, Judo and Wrestling.

[@KnowPorcelain1]

Training with someone of Eriks quality you become a sponge and absorb as much as you can, I just hope he billed you for the mats you ruined with all those taps🤣🤣

[@kriegmesser]

So many techniques... why we almost never see something like this in mma? Either one has to be narrowly specialized in only this field, or they are all bunch of ignorants or extremely good in defending these kind of attacks... or as the great Sifu Gary Lam used to say "when you are tired, hurt, and in fear... you forget all your techniques (forms, katas)"...

[@johndough8115]

Mastery in drills, and Light sparring... is very different from Full Mastery at full Speed, Heavy Power, and High Stress levels. Its a long process... and the simple fact is... that most fighters never fully mastered Any of what they learned... at A Functional Combat level. When I was first sparring with Wing Chun... I was making a lot of mistakes... as well as losing proper Form, due to Stress and Fear. Eventually, I could maintain form much better... and was better at dealing with fear... but I was still often making certain mistakes, being off with timings, not reading the OP well, etc. But over the course of hundreds of heavy contact sparring matches... against many different Artforms, and against fighters far outside of my own Mass/Strength class... I eventually realized my mistakes, as well as Cleaned up my form, to Repeatable / Reliable Perfection. Of course, to reach that level... I was training anywhere from 4 to +8hrs per day, 365 days a year, for a solid 5yrs, at max intensity levels... before I started to ease up. When you reach Masterclass level output... you no longer need to train as long/hard... as you only have to Maintain what you have already developed + perfected. I called it: "Keeping the Tools Sharp". As far as Forms goes... In Wing Chun, Tai Chi, and many others... Most of the forms movements are just to maintain a historical record of the arts Concepts / Examples. The rest of the Form, is designed to develop special Attributes. Such as Tai Chi's Slow-Motion movements... which are designed to building "Super Tendons" (far superior tendon and tissue strength). There are many other benefits too... but it would fill several pages worth of text, to fully explain them all. Anyway... Your Trained Martial Responses, are generally gotten from various Hand-Drills... like Tai Chi's "Push Hand Drills", or Wing Chun's "Chi-Sao Drills". There are also often other instructionals, and specialized drills. For example... Tai Chi also has an entire Standing Grappling set, basically called "Chi-Na" (Chee Nahh). Weapons also have their own forms, combat drills, and "attribute" training methods (attributes, like being able to stab/slice faster, more powerfully, and to be able to move a heavy blade... with enough strength and accuracy... without any fatigue / issues). But as said... Its all down to Mastery. Finally... In this video.. you see the Grappler in a situation, where he is not actually being Challenged. That of course, makes it easy to get off whatever lock he desires. Also, his methodology is likely based on Sport Rules. There were many positions, for example... where his head, or Groin, could have been attacked, while trying to get his locks. Since sport rules prevent hits/kicks to the Groin, pokes to the eyes ...etc.. that also makes things a bit easier. This is not to say, that he lacks good skills. Nor that what he teaches, is invalid. Its very possible that he could get such locks off, under UFC fight rules... and even in a real street fight. There are Many variables at play. But at least, if he had fully mastered these things...he is far more likely to be able to get them off... than not.

[@RAPEDBYBLACKS]

There are not as many situations where this may happen in MMA. You see many of these in no gi grappling

[@elramswood]

This segment didn't look like a lot of fun. I did hear a lot of tap tap taping... lol. Any sore spots after this... lesson?