Jon Jones SPINNING Back Kick BREAKDOWN! by Peter "Sugarfoot" Cunningham

[@efarnum1ef]

I would like to add my 2 cents in and say , you do have a spinning back kick and a spinning side kick . You also have a spinning hook kick, spinning crescents, axe and whipping kicks . All while turning your back .

[@gageabdul]

Always cool to see Peter 🙏🏽 🇹🇹

[@bradpryer]

Peter is a legend!!!! Great video!

[@colorfulbleeding]

I practice on my wife, trying to emulate jone jones.

[@meowmeowmeow1243]

Same here, but mine hit me with a frying pan. I must have timed it wrong. They should add that TKO over his wife to his fight record.

[@Liefvikerson]

Lol . I've been practicing on Nana. So far I'm 2-3 w/ 1 KO

[@littlebattx]

I practice with all of yalls moms, they are all easy af

[@__________o____________]

Car cash into pregnant women like the goat

[@littlebattx]

@@__________o____________ spelling bud. This is the internet you gotta check your spelling before hitting enter

[@tomchan2901]

Peteeeeee, I'm glad to see that you're doing well! We meet briefly around 25 years ago in Van Nuys...

[@SkemeKOS]

This guy took a spinning back kick from Jean Claude Van Damme; another guy who I think has an amazing spinning back kick.

[@Kankudai]

Rogan, given his TKD background, calls it a turning side kick but theyre all varistions of the same kick. Yes, Benny The Jet Urquidez was nice with it

[@AHMspadina]

I learn Hapkido. It's a turning side kick in my style too.

[@StevenSWM]

Benny "The Jet" Urquidez...you guys are really going back! haha I think he was instrumental in ushering in the FULL-CONTACT martial arts in America??? A well delivered SBK can be !!!! 🥴 haha

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Definitely!

[@SkemeKOS]

Wasn't that Bruce Lee through Joe Lewis's American Kickboxing?

[@conquerorhapkido]

Simple!, I learned from Peter Suagarfoot and Benny back in the day. Peter, sugarfoot, if you’re ever in the Seattle area; it will be an honor for you to visit our school!

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Thanks, man, I appreciate that! Petey

[@michaelchaplin8005]

Does this kick require a lot of flexibility?

[@rabbychan]

Miocic was moving like an 80 year old...

[@littlebattx]

So was your mom last night but i did not complain

[@__________o____________]

@@littlebattxmad lil bro that Jake Paul = jones

[@littlebattx]

@ no lil sis im mad that your parents let you get in the computer without supervision 🤡

[@littlebattx]

@@__________o____________ nah im just mad your parents let you in the computer without supervision

[@lanceroyal699]

Well done... excellent job and great communication skills

[@jahosaphat]

It's a powerful kick.

[@scal7122]

Amazing detail

[@jjk774]

Make the video how defend against spinning back kick. What Miocic should do?

[@TeachMeGrappling]

maybe we will!

[@AC57001]

the guys at wrestling practice stood no chance! thanks coach

[@IsaiahTheMachineMMA]

One time I was at pg’s on Sunday. I was sparing this tkd kid and he hit me with a spinning back kick I got dropped ON MY KNEES

[@Huicho805]

Damn you!!!

[@samclancy3031]

Was an expert at the knee dpwn jumping spinning Back Kick or JUMPING SPIN KICK. knee down kids. Love never Fails 💖

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Appreciate you! 😊

[@samclancy3031]

@TeachMeGrappling 250 spinning back kicks a day both sides, complete each kick and do a Recovery 💯💯 50 Don't turn your back, it's a bad habit. Thank you 🙏 had a Studio on Colorado Blvd in Pasadena and they used to stand outside to Watch ⌚... 42 years ago. Your leading leg pivot on the ball 🏀 the Kick will follow where you point the heal. With the knee down 👇 you protect your NUTS... Same with the standing Back (mule, sidekick). Stay Healthy. Also could snap 2×4's left and right ▶️ with the standing Back Kick 🦶 Love never Fails 💖

[@samclancy3031]

@TeachMeGrappling Peace 🕊️

[@markbybee2595]

Learned from Wayne Owen Fighting Arts 🙂👊💥💯

[@jamesd7723]

Stipe was tired too

[@101289teutonicguy]

Alright I'm gonna get yelled at for this. But the best way to land a spinning back kick is to learn to jump with it a little. Your front foot replaces your back foot and your back foot kicks. If your stance is really square you may want to throw a lead hook or a jab to give an excuse to be more bladed for the second before you throw it. Because starting sideways makes this MUCH easier to accomplish. Also the toe down vs toe sideways is an issue of range. Toe down is shorter than sideways, they both work and you should practice it both ways. Throwing this from closer than people think is possible is a lot of fun.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Thanks for sharing your insights on the spinning back kick!

[@SkemeKOS]

Do you mean your back foot should replace the front foot? I cant make sense of it the other way around. EDIT: Never mind, I think I understand now

[@WutrinDo]

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[@adventuresandvacations4947]

Where's majid?

[@TeachMeGrappling]

I will let him know you were asking... he is well but not teaching at my gym at the moment!

[@srthyrdyjhy]

Where is Majid teaching this?

[@mikebassett9195]

In the first round Jones took Stipe down and was just smashing him and he never recovered. Question. Why would you not turn and give your back in that spot. All the MMA guys see it as bad. But surely you'd rather have them on your back trying to scramble and escape than them smashing you 20 times with elbows.

[@kitnoman]

Because it’s mma. Giving your back means, giving your opponent access to one of the most effective and easiest submission to execute, rear naked choke.

[@mikebassett9195]

@@kitnoman Disagree. Laying on your back is good in BJJ because they can't punch you. MMA your getting smashed with elbows and punches. And in a street fight it's even worse because there is no bell or ref to save you. Your just be getting elbowed until your knocked out.

[@kitnoman]

@@mikebassett9195 I don't understand where you are coming from. He was asking about why "IN MMA" it's generally bad to turn on all four( facing floor(crawling position) and give your back to your opponent. And it's because opponents will ride your back and you would be open to rear naked choke, which is relatively easy to do compare to other lock or submissions. You could barely hit your opponent when they are in your back and you can only defend by fighting the hand and try to escape the position first. I don't know where you got the bjj, laying on your back or the real fight part, but the question is about giving your back in mma.

[@mikebassett9195]

@@kitnoman You don't understand that Stipe was getting smashed to pieces. Laying on his back was not working.

[@kitnoman]

@@mikebassett9195 And he would have all the more get beaten up going on all fours and giving his back to Jon. Going on all four, means your hand is on the floor, holding your self up or trying to stand up. Which also mean, your head and face is open even for just 2-3 seconds. And that's if you would be able to stand, against a wrestler, which Jon is. How many mma matches have you watch? Specifically, when someone is already in a crawling position? When their opponents continue to punch them and their unable to stand, most of the time the ref stops the fight then and there. Another scenario is they ride your the back. They would still try to choke you or punch you. If your argument is laying on your back is not working. It is at least the lesser of two evils. You have at least all your limbs to defend yourself(no matter how futile). You can even threaten a submission from your back, triangles, armbars, etc. That is why "generally" speaking "all the mma guys" see it as bad. They will try to get up, while facing the opponent or from the side and would only be going on all four as the last option. Look at the previous fight, oliveira vs chandler. That's pretty much the highest damage anyone can do when someone is riding their back. Stand up and slam their opponent and that's a big "IF" they can stand up. But Jon is a wrestler first before a bjj practitioner. Most of the time, he can keep people done. It's a bad example, but a young, big and fresh Ciryl Gane was not able force himself to stand up against Jon.

[@leupinagaspar16]

Chuck Norris famous "round kick".