Untrained Challenger SHOCKS Female Karate Blackbelt... Useless for Self Defence?

[@fozziebear26]

He clearly doesn't want to really hurt her 😂

[@InfiniteQuest86]

Yeah it's also pretty clear he isn't untrained.

[@jessejordan8116]

Sure keep telling yourself that because it hurts your male ego to see she kept him at bay for several minutes same as she would you. Deal with it.

[@InfiniteQuest86]

@@jessejordan8116 Lol did we watch the same thing?

[@aaronmcintosh2903]

@@jessejordan8116 Excuse me? She was USELESS. It has nothing to do with a "male ego" - I study Wing Chun as well, and that dancing around is going to have you off balance and on the ground as soon as she dances in and I move to meet and bridge. The fact is he clearly wasn't about to go all out and smash her one. Hence she "kept him at bay". If he wanted her teeth down her throat, he could've easily done so. Dancing around only gets one so far... Notice he didnt grab her and smash her face into a wall, or use HIS feet to pummel her while she was on her back....think you need to re-think your snarky attitude. You're just plain wrong.

[@strikingmachine2975]

why is the narrator blasting his face all over the video? wtf...

[@terranceberry5414]

Ok the obvious narration is priceless!! "The problem with running away is if you can't run very fast they can chase you and catch you"!!😂😂

[@johnbush5347]

The part he left out is you're nearly defenseless from an attacker when running away, if they're faster than you you getting a kidney caved in

[@JinX-so5yv]

He just taking it easy,he doesn't even consider her a real opponent

[@daneck100]

Give her give him some credit he's trying to be a gentleman and he has no real intention of hurting her and that's her problem. She has no "intent"

[@sababaratashvili8629]

If she was a boxer or juijitsu results might have been different.

[@leftjab6187]

I Concur, in a street fight, she would already be down and out.

[@Dstuff44Duval904]

It would have been a different outcome if she had just identified as a male😂

[@Greg-yu4ij]

She did a really good job of holding him off. I thought his general strength and speed would overwhelm her but she fought smart. I think if she could strike him in the head and kick him hard in the solar plexus she could stun him long enough to get to a crowded area. If he catches up she could keep striking and moving until help arrives. She has enough fighting skills to keep him from bum rushing her.

[@hanoitripper1809]

He doesn’t want to hurt her, but still wants to defend himself

[@games4us132]

It's not that. He can't reach her most of the time.

[@zalsat16]

She did a really good job evading and escaping from him. If she had actually applied her karate (instead of “tournament sparring) she would have crushed him.

[@hanoitripper1809]

@@zalsat16 🤣 simp on foo

[@martinstiastny7679]

Way back when, I was cop in NYC. More to the point, I was a NYC Housing Police Officer. We would engage in something we called "elevator judo," which meant CQB in a very confined space. I watched this female female dance around while the guy was measuring her up for a hay-maker. You, SIR, are 100% correct about your comments on competition points and actual fighting. Thank you for a very entertaining video

[@boydbay6274]

I started training wing Chun at 6 years old, I'm from the Bronx. I spent my teens in the Pj's and I really learned to fight from crowding in elevators with older guys and throwing bones. That taught me more about striking and being struck than a year of "legitimate" instruction.

[@americanosbadassius9292]

​@@boydbay6274 I trained in Badassery from the time I was 4. I now I have a PhD in badassery and I am also a badass. I am also badass enough to know when not to be stoopid ... most of the time. I did not train in badass for sport, I was trained in it to survive the animals on the streets!

[@speedchessbattles4047]

I grew up all over the NYC-NJ area. Seen a lot of street s#it. About half involved a female.

[@Ogrematic]

I trained in AKKI. We called it, "Fighting in a phone booth." Same kinda thing.

[@saihemebillings2820]

Grew up in Harlem played corners in the PJsso I know what you’re talking about. When I came on the job I boxed since a teen and knew judo real world doesn’t wait nor will guys tolerate this nonsense from female officers.

[@Pazuzu-]

You can tell she never saw a makiwara or a heavy bag in front of her. Unless you're training HITTING an actual target, you're just working cardio and burning calories.

[@John-ob7dh]

Many martial artists don't bother with maki practise .Which I say is a big mistake.I don't use mine now at my age ,but I used to hit it every other day 60 times with each hand .knife hand 20/ Palm 20/ fist 20 . There was hardly anyone at my dojo who could block my straight punches.. I may be 83 now but no arthritis in my hands .

[@Pazuzu-]

@@John-ob7dh Indeed, because makiwara and heavy bag hurts. Its just easier to just think you're a badass while making fancy stances and weird noises in front of the mirror.

[@John-ob7dh]

@Pazuzu- that was funny.Even though I trained 3 times a week ,sometome sat and sun. No way would I drop into a karate stance in a real fight.

[@WelcomingStorms]

Dude your so unrealistic she did an amazing job at fighting this guy. She had great strikes took him on for 7 min. You can put that guy with a young women that does boxing it would be similar outcome possible worst. That's a young fit man.

[@zalsat16]

@@WelcomingStormsthe point was that she wasn’t street sparring. She did fine but she should (and could) have utterly destroyed him.

[@JohnMurphy-dw6ml]

Either he doesn’t know how to fight, or he doesn’t want to hit her or a combination of the both!

[@edstringer1138]

his blocks and low energy movements says he is trained

[@AnthonyLauder]

he was going very easy on her

[@ionfilter0304]

He doesn't know how to fight. In the beginning he was taking it easy, til he ate some slaps and got some Athletes Foot in his mouth.. By the end he was button mashing and using all his supers trying to keep up.. Also how are you as a fighter gonna let this girl hippety-hop you to exhaustion and have you taking yoga breaths like you're up in the mountains!

[@JohnMurphy-dw6ml]

Did you also notice when she was throwing punches at him he was turning his head away from her.

[@glenw-xm5zf]

He has stance and guard, and moves ok on his feet. but untrained for the most part. but I could beat the girl, and although decades ago, it was boxing. In boxing, you learnb to read peiople and anticipate the next move. Not near as hard to read a karate opponent, than another boxer

[@jegan6537]

I trained in martial arts. Took 4 years to get 1St black, and 2 more years for 2nd Black. 10 years total. You are the Best Instructor in the game. Sport Karate is not self-defense. It is a gym class for money. No Sensei teaches the wisdom you instill. It is combat! If you choose to engage, prepare ahead of time! It is not a game of tag. Thank you for enhancing my skills,

[@marcusmoyses3809]

"SPORT" KARATE IS NOT ABOUT HARMING, INJURING, DISABLING OR KILLING. STREET FIGHT IS A WAR. ANYTHING GOES. NO RULES, SO ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN. IT IS A JUNGLE OUT THERE. BE PREPARED. ANYTHING CAN BE USED AS A WEAPON OR A WEAPON ITSELF. BE NASTY AND FAST. SOMETIMES YOU MUST BREAK, CAUSE EXTEME PAIN OR KILL SO TO NOT BE KILLED. CRIMINALS DO NOT CARE ABOUT YOUR LIFE OR FAMILY, NO ONE SHOULD CARE ABOUT THEM EITHER...

[@patmat7984]

There are two types of karate one is for recreational sport the other is for combat and has weapons. Your comment is shameful even i when I was a blue belt practicing the sport version of karate I still was able to use that in a real fight situation however it is limited but even then it was effective. Sport karate is useful to a point in real life but it also depends on the individual take some responsibility mate .

[@patmat7984]

Also you said it took 4 years to get your first black belt and 2 more years to get your second black that amounts to 6 in total not 10. Also you said you trained in martial arts what do you know about karate?....

[@toddjohnson5176]

​@patmat7984 very well said brotha. It all depends on the person and the situation. I have been to international Kenpo tournaments and won and there are point fighting and boutique sparring. And there are 260 pound guys in there competing comversed in boxing,kickboxing, and grappling and utilize point fighting to work on speed and timing. And the way they move is beautiful to see. In martial arts everything has a purpose. You never know how well trained someone is. It is very foolish to piss on every style. Great comment brotha. 🥋👍🏽

[@gregory4154]

@@patmat7984 You are logically inconsistent. 6 years to 2nd, but he could be training thereafter and have no other belt rank beyond 2nd. Not sure what you mean.

[@DB-be9wy]

This is silly. The poor guy is probably giving her like 60% of his real fight because he doesn't want to look like the guy who beat the shit out of a woman on the internet. She, on the other hand, is giving it her all because there are no such issues with her fighting a man. Things would be MUCH worse for her on the street because the criminal would not be holding back like this guy is and would probably outweigh him by 25+ pounds to boot.

[@boshirahmed]

Yes but look at it another way, she would be worse with zero training.

[@A10011]

Silly and very difficult to watch. What was she thinking?

[@residentjess]

@@A10011she did well. She has great stamina. So she has that going for her. This isn’t a street fight. So it is taking place in a controlled environment. Hopefully, she learned from this and took combative type self defense classes.

[@A10011]

@@residentjess I probably need to look into this more but she appeared to be fighting as you would in a controlled contact Shotokan competition in some sort of simulated street fight. Seemed odd to me.

[@neutrino78x]

Your comment is useless. You're basically just saying "I'm a roided up redneck jock and I think women can never defend themselves against men". It's (1) untrue and (2) not the point. "Fight Science" is correct, dude. In real life...YOUR ATTACKER WILL NOT BE IN YOUR WEIGHT CLASS. They'll be bigger, or they'll bring their friends and/or use a weapon. If your technique requires the guy to be in your weight class....you will have difficulty using it in real life. You have to spar with much larger people and learn how to deal with it.

[@jaymac7203]

Lool at her trying to score points 😭🤣 And she wasted so much energy just bouncing around 😂

[@residentjess]

She has good stamina. She has that going for her. This was not a street match or even a boxing match. Relax.

[@iambob6590]

It's a fair point that she's in the mindset of 'point scoring'. It explains the bouncing and the darting. Don't get me wrong though, in a real fight (ring or street) she'd be toast.

[@XeroFailGames]

Exactly

[@hyperlance]

Yep exactly. Too many tournaments and not enough jiyu-kumite

[@stefanschleps8758]

You're right, but thats what she was taught. When I tell people that sparring produces bad habits and that you can learn to fight without much, if any sparring, they think I'm crazy, but I've been in this arena now for fifty years. And what I teach, and how I teach it, works for me and my students. You said it best; "she wasted so much energy just bouncing around." Point sparring is a an obscenity. Laoshr #60 CYKFA

[@CombatEngineer1987]

He definitely held back.

[@DeepImpFitness]

Same thing with children getting “black belts”

[@nobody-dw2dj]

Yeah man, somany childs nowadays have black belts in karate and teakwando

[@RWalt-lp6ie]

I would have to disagree. It's not the same thing. Parents sign their kids up for many reasons, and typically self defense is the least of those reasons. As an instructor, I see this all the time. And normally, after they have achieved that blackbelt, their off to something else, just when true learning and understanding is really starting.

[@RWalt-lp6ie]

@@Assailing-Archives Agreed. 🥋

[@JohnHands]

@RWalt-lp6ie it's mainly a structured learning program. Which introduces them to routine & discipline. Also, being able to follow simple to complex tasks.

[@kevinrichards1539]

@@RWalt-lp6ie I will respectfully disagree. A child should not receive a black belt, and will not in any legitimate style. All of these MCDogos giving out black belts is a grave disservice to a child. A ferules sense of security. It fairly pathetic how most MA's are watered down. The above is a prime example. You have a BB and you cant defend against someone that is not trained? The kids get a black belt and have never actually hit someone or been hit.

[@grahamgraham3666]

As a street fighter turned martial arts fighter turned MMA fighter who has real world experience, I strongly discourage tournament fighting. Thank you for posting this video. It's a great example people need to see.

[@zalsat16]

@@grahamgraham3666 I disagree somewhat. Tournament fighting can be valuable (depending on the rules). Even light contact creates an adrenaline effect that you don’t get in regular sparring. That said, students need to primarily spar under street conditions. When I was competing (many many years ago) we wouldn’t start “tournament spar”until 1-2 weeks b4 the tournament and that was just so we wouldn’t accidentally break the rules. I haven’t been to a tournament in about 20 yrs but there were always schools that only trained for competitions. That’s a terrible idea.

[@timberray9572]

I worked Security for many years at one of the rougher bars in my city, every bar fight looks like a hocky fight. There is no room to dance around, or time for any technique.

[@HakanL836]

Totally agree. 👍

[@andrewcarlson2178]

And half the time they bring a pint glass or another prop to the dance

[@leroybrown9605]

That's true in most cases. I have seen the footage of how BJ Penn got KOed by an unexpected punch from an obviously untrained drunkard in a bar in Hawaii. It's unbelievable. Sometimes though skills will show. There was a Russian Tourist in the Philippines who got suddenly attacked in a beach resort and he just grabbed the hair of his attacker and shove the head downwards and then maneuver him to the right and hit him with a knee to the face that knock the aggressor out cold. Very skillful move.

[@timberray9572]

@@leroybrown9605 I have seen a few one punch knockouts, I always hated when someone got knocked out because then we had to call the police but thankfully I never had to do paperwork, the place I worked at had cameras covering every angle of the bar and I just had to show them the footage.

[@leroybrown9605]

@@timberray9572 And you still lucky they probably just settle or one side plead guilty. If they go to trial no matter the camera they are going to put you in the witness stand. And a lawyer will ask you questions while the other will make it like you are being caught in a lie. They make you contradict the camera by the spoken words you hear or the angle that are not captured.

[@nicholasnj3778]

As a Karate guy myself she never really sits down on her punches… she needs to stop plant her feet and really throw hard … AJ McKee , Robert Whittaker, Conor McGregor, Chito Vera are all examples of how she needs to set plant, and rotate to add power … she just throws a lot of pitter patter that won’t do anything

[@danielreid3476]

Okay, I've been in karate for 45 years. Never once did I ever delude myself into thinking I was a fighter. For me, karate has always been about discipline and self improvement. There are defensive applications to it, but it doesn't make you a fighter. Also keep in mind, fighting and self defense are two completely different things. The only way to become a fighter is to train as a fighter and actually fight.

[@boshirahmed]

Some kararet people do not do semi contact anymore, guys dolph lundgren did full contact, I think some places stil do semi contact as its more appealing for those who don't want to get hurt that much.

[@danielreid3476]

@@boshirahmed Our dojo sparred light to medium contact, light contact for children and medium for the adults. The world is a lot different now, and unfortunately instructors have to worry about liability among other things. I haven't taught in years and would be wary now of getting back into it.

[@boshirahmed]

@@danielreid3476I started in semi contact, i was very fit, but useless and had no idea in self-defence. the movies in the 80s sold a fantasy that was believed, I guess u never know until you meet someone who has full contact experience. i learnt later, however it would have greatly helped, eg keeping hands up came from learning thai boxing. kicks are faster when hands down, semi contact looks impressive.

[@JohnHands]

Exactly, it's pure taught technique. When done correctly, it is great.

[@mark9104]

It can work, look at machida brothers, you can't get a more traditional background than they do, but you do have to train for full contact, not point. Even hard style like kyokushin karateka when they first moved to full contact a lot have problem with head shot, it is what you have been practicing for years

[@JRoss-zxzx]

Another item Dr Phillips has pointed out before, you end a street fight quickly. A sparring competition can go for the time allotted, but street battles have to end fast.

[@Robbo3369]

Spot on !

[@HakanL836]

One of the best videos I've seen when it comes to analyse and talk about real fights. Real fights are very nasty, unpredictable, unfair, frightening and very dangerous. You can easily seriously damage an eye or get very serious injuries to your jaw and brain. Avoid if you can. 🥺

[@j.robertsergertson4513]

Exactly !

[@kilaz1789]

Weird, i was so annoyed by the guy talking,

[@samchoi9084]

there was a video recently where at a sports event, a guy got into a fight with another guy, and got his eyeball plucked out of the eye socket. 100% avoid if you can

[@juanpena7436]

The screaming didn't help lol

[@dexterrobinson4065]

The same is true for adult males too. There aren’t any points to score when your life is on the line.

[@nuclearmedicineman6270]

No points, no tapping out, no referee to stop the fight for illegal moves.

[@rickybrown1554]

It has nothing to do with their belts or style, at the end of the day, it comes down the a individual, ability, either you can fight, or you can't... make or female

[@NotLondonx]

@@rickybrown1554that’s why everyone should take up boxing. Or wrestling or mma

[@SuperMichelleDJ]

Most adult males can successfully defend themselves and are not at risk like most adult women

[@dexterrobinson4065]

@@SuperMichelleDJ I agree, so women should carry protection via a firearm.

[@darrellwilliams1714]

She wouldve been on the ground in about 5 seconds if they had someone there who took it seriously.

[@SoManyTopics]

He looks confused as to how hard he can hit and confused as to how to even actually hit to begin with. Also, she sure is expending a whole lot of energy with that constant jumping. Staying busy on your feet and jumping up and down are two very different things. She looks like a video game character hopping.

[@loboxx337]

He's definitely not confused on how to hit.

[@jamielondon6436]

… and yet, in the end he's exhausted and she isn't.

[@leighkite1164]

Yeah he's lucky she didn't use her special moves, like a fireball or a fan lift or something... 🤣

[@manlybaker3098]

​@@jamielondon6436 In a street fight, the goal is to BEAT your opponent as quickly as possible. Ask any OLD MAN!! 😉😉😉

[@jamielondon6436]

@@manlybaker3098And what's that got to do with this sparring video?

[@Jin180sx]

Her jumping around is just draining her own energy regardless.

[@BrianBetron]

Nice to hear your take on this too. I watched this on another channel who also commented on it. Sport self defense isn’t useful in most cases in the real world.

[@jawz2005]

There’s no such thing as sport self defence.

[@chaplainsoffice6907]

The man is being a gentleman. My street fights were over in seconds not minutes. Jeet kune do.🐯

[@SWAT-Medic1349]

Despite having a black belt in TKD! I started training in the late 70s, I realized that my main goal was to be a well-trained fighter. Thus, I also trained in Judo, Juijitisu, not the BJJ style, and boxing. I briefly, went into kickboxing. I never cared for point fighting, I realized it gives a false sense of security! Many martial artists possess a belief that the Kata practices and point style of fighting have prepared them to handle any violent encounter on the streets. I saw the danger of that mindset early in my training. As a cop, my skills were tested against violent individuals who had nothing to lose. During my career as a cop, I was grateful that I had the withal to see the shortcomings in point fighting and realized the benefit of being an all-around good fighter who can handle a street encounter where weapons are not involved!

[@atum497]

I hope you were a "good" cop at least

[@SWAT-Medic1349]

@@atum497 during my career, I followed the advice of my parents. I treated others like I would like to be treated. I never was a cop with a chip on my shoulders. I was tough yet professional when a situation arose and I needed to be tough.

[@atum497]

@@SWAT-Medic1349 thank you for service to the community sir.

[@SWAT-Medic1349]

@@atum497 thank you for reaching out to me. I wish I had one more day on duty, but Father Time is undefeated

[@lukasz3912]

@@SWAT-Medic1349 Thank you for your service, sir.

[@TheCamdoggy]

You were spot-on with exactly what she should and shouldn't be doing. In my opinion probably needs more training before she got her black belt. That's the problem these days black belts are bought not earned. This guy was taking it easy.

[@RangerMan-yv7rl]

Many times she cud have kicked his balls yet didn't. Real karate is brutal. It was developed in ancient Japan fur survival

[@realdreamerschangetheworld7470]

Women will benefit heavily from Basic Boxing & JiuJitsu… And a firearm.

[@TheRealPhilBelk]

Bingo!

[@zzludzz]

I have learned if to train in a martial art for self defense it is those two. But as in the case of this lady rules won’t apply and there will be no bell for a rest period. And do like your gun advise.

[@mikereiss4216]

Mixed martial arts would probably be good.

[@aten488]

@@screentake01 Practice a basic 123 combo slip 123 3000 times and there will be no ground game. It will end before it begins. Now if you dont practice boxing yes Jujitsu will have an tremendous advantage.

[@mrr7012]

@@screentake01 you are mentally impaired if you think gracie shit works , basic boxing and grappling , ground n pound and a gun only things that work. that gracie program shit will get people killed

[@snobbishruk751]

The man only gave her 10% of his power.

[@DarkLight-dd4nc]

The biggest problem of this girl is the lack of power of her strike🧐

[@BenjaminGessel]

Well yeah, it’s like she doesn’t realize that she can hit this guy full force, or… she needs some weight training, work on power, technique when punching, kicking, etc. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 Why is this chick a BLACK BELT??????

[@alexferrana3979]

Black belt now us just meaningless, especially when little kids and tiny women can possess it

[@FRESHL1887]

@@sumurbankid How do you know it is a ruleless fight? They even have gloves on and perform on mats.

[@beardedbloke2521]

​@@FRESHL1887she's clearly from a Shotokan background and this is point based fighting where you go in to strike and withdraw. It's meaningless when it comes to sparring with far less rules. She might have have been better if she was from a Kyokushin background

[@FRESHL1887]

@@beardedbloke2521 I know what style she is fighting. But that was not the point in my question.

[@jasonmacneil2256]

Good grief, she reminds me of a cat down the street that would fight other cats like this. Sure sounds the same!😂

[@USSHammerology]

The goal she has in a real world situation is to hold the inevitable off long enough to be noticed by a good samaritan .

[@SuperMichelleDJ]

I'm not hanging around to wait for a good Samaritan to help me when I can just takeoff and hide. Sometimes that good Samaritan may have to rescue me. But I'm committed to not having to be rescued by simply not staying where I am depending on the situation. I don't do second chances.

[@billbyrd9845]

Her pigtail and her belt, both make good handles. At the rate she's burning energy, he could just wait and a while until she collapses.

[@AlitaAvenger]

Appreciate your words on the importance of stopping power for self-defence. Ending a real fight (asocial violence) as quickly as possible is one of the most important things I have learnt from my teacher. Of course, doing everything possible to avoid violence is priority number one. Thanks for your calm and wise words 🙏

[@d_ruggs]

I can really tell the guy was uncomfortable with it at the start. He definitely had to be told "its ok dude, hit her"

[@Pos44Dami]

once a teacher in a small club asked me to hit the pao she was holding ... i'm not very heavy, i'm 80 kilos for 185cm i told her i didn't want to she insisted i really tried not to hit hard she didn't manage to hold the pao and took the pao in the face ... it was ridiculous she was 50 kilos.

[@Mulberry2000]

Yeah girls are very shocked how powerful men can hit and that's the old guys or injured ones.

[@AndrewLane-pm2ro]

If she was up against a bloke who could actually fight a bit, she would have been toast in 30 seconds.

[@lancepruett5574]

now imagine if she never trained how this would have went

[@glenw-xm5zf]

Even if one is not good at it, they still have balance, guard, and some hitting power. Footwork? karate doesn't have it it at all. In boxing you learn to move on your feet very quickly, and no waste motion, In. out, slip, circle and if they are a southpaw, circle them clockwise.

[@j.robertsergertson4513]

Yes if she wasn't trained her dancing and prancing wouldn't have been so graceful.

[@FRESHL1887]

The guy would probably be on the mat all alone, because she would be doing synchronized swimming at the local swimming pool at that time.

[@fuyu5979]

Awesome break down analysis of this video especially as it relates to street fighting. It's more realistic today of it happening n not in a dojo. Kudos. Hopefully more of this type of vids is forthcoming in the near future. Peace

[@RV-ardvark]

This analysis is spot on. A martial "arts" training is not self-defense training. Components of a martial arts training can be useful when used for self-defense, but the use of competitive tactics will limit one's ability to improvise and take advantage of opportunities to attack and defeat your opponent. The male was obviously not as aggressive as someone would be in a real attack. There were numerous time where he could have put her in a choke hold or continued to strike when she was on the ground. I have found that just knowing a handful of very effective combinations (strikes and kicks) and being good at them is the most effective way of implementing martial arts for self-defense.

[@FRESHL1887]

Legends say, she's still hopping.

[@JohnHands]

I remember doing training in unarmed combat when I was a youngster. The instructor was a Royal Marine, and we did drill with a bayonet with a scabbard on. I've always been a big fella, so for his demonstration he chose me. I've fought all of my young life at the time. He asked me to go for him. Then he would show us how to defend & disarm me, I went forward side stepped & put him on his arse. No no you don't do it like that. To which I was surprised. He then said I could attack him as violently as I wanted. I was frightened, but a cocky 18 year old he grabbed me, spun me around, and put me in a choke hold. I just threw my head back and caught him on the nose he let go. I got a bollocking for not attacking him properly 😢.

[@jamielondon6436]

"Like a lot of beginning students, you attacked him wrong." :-D

[@nelsonhibbert5267]

No ego about it though....

[@OdysseyHome-Gaming]

When the teacher wants to demonstrate a traditional technique and the student wants to show their ingenuity. 🤭

[@j.robertsergertson4513]

Sure you did

[@StreetnastyEntertainment]

🤣💯🫡

[@khmerxuzi9843]

Not gone lie she got a good stamina,but feel like she fighting for scores instead of full combat .

[@christophersteingart2237]

This isn isn't the Shotokan Karate of the Japanese military and this guy isn't a real "street fighter" on any level.

[@neutrino78x]

yeah this is olympic karate. You can be taught to use Karate for self defense, or in my case it was ITF Taekwondo, but she definitely studied sport Karate, for the Olympics.

[@christophersteingart2237]

@@neutrino78x You're probably absolutely right.

[@manlybaker3098]

Still, ... It is clear that he is "pulling his punches".

[@neutrino78x]

@@manlybaker3098 Well, he's supposed to. They're sparring, not actually trying to hurt each other.

[@bobsbasscovers]

It said he is untrained and she is a black belt.thats the whole point

[@andrewtanczyk4009]

In boxing 🥊 it’s called giving up the center of the ring. Or controlling the center of the ring. In summary she’s only running while he’s controlling the center of the ring. He’s winning because he’s controlling the the center of the ring. She barely chooses to engage and then runs around. That’s not proper ring generalship in boxing. And in Street fighting you wouldn’t even be able to call that street fighting.

[@ericturner2477]

He really was untrained. Lots of flailing about, turning away, weird punches. Even with just a little training, he would have ended this very quickly.

[@bulllea]

untrained ? he was in no real fight in his life !

[@suhtangwong]

If he was a woman beater, he would've won easily

[@FRESHL1887]

"he would have ended this very quickly." But obviously he didn't.

[@coveyssteve]

You don't hit girls. It is an emotional handicap for many men...and should be.

[@toshioikene8200]

Love your videos man. I sure hope more people understand the difference in size/weight classes and intent. Glad you break down situations like you do. Thank you.

[@robertbeecroft5570]

That point fighting crap is why I stopped practicing karate.

[@dbuck1964]

Thanks for telling us just how shallow and short sighted you are.

[@robertbeecroft5570]

@@dbuck1964 18 years of it isn’t long enough? You may want to learn a thing or two about the person you’re addressing before you make yourself look like an idiot with your assumptions.

[@CyberFighter-hu7xo]

@@robertbeecroft5570 Lol go for full contact karate then

[@anilphilip546]

@@robertbeecroft5570 When I watch Olympic judo competitions, there is no safety equipment and not too many safety rules (apart from the obvious). When I watch Olympic karate, they have a ton of safety equipment and are not allowed to use full force In other words, I expected Karate to be much more dangerous than this. What's going on? A female judoka would have destroyed him by throwing him onto his head (but I love judo so am biased :) )

[@coffeecool5190]

I stopped training BJJ 4yrs ago when i saw one of my black belt instructors get pieced up by a drunk in a street fight and ran away.

[@bobs5123]

Sounds like a cat every time there's contact. What a waste.

[@Non-Stick_Pan]

The only real advantage that a person trained in martial arts will have on the street is the awareness of what is happening outside of the conventional 120 degree fighting arc.

[@fightscience]

Awareness is something I suppose.

[@andrewcarlson2178]

Situational awareness is themost important thing. If you can see trouble first then the majority of times you can avoid the fight. This goes for armed and unarmed combat.

[@Steve-wm1ol]

False. People who are used to fighting and know what it is like to get hit will always continue and generally prevail against those without this training or experience.

[@Non-Stick_Pan]

@@Steve-wm1olyou mean like what happened in this video?

[@ggggloveking9419]

I'd beg to disagree. Being trained in something is obviously going to help in a situation that you've trained for.

[@eucalovthisbalm7828]

Not one jab thrown. What a gentleman!

[@Outrider74]

Yep. We do Wing Chun, and we get ribbed for not doing "sparring sessions.' We respond that we are not training for a tournament or point sparring. What's more, several of our techniques are NOT allowed in point sparring: we do throat strikes, eye gouges, low kicks intended to damage and break knees, none of which would be allowed in a tournament.

[@blockmasterscott]

Same with us Choy Li Fut people too. Our stuff just isn't made for point fighting.

[@MrButchersTube]

Zero application of a learned skill sounds great on paper.

[@Outrider74]

@@MrButchersTube We apply it. But not in the context of point sparring. And again, if we throat-shot somebody, that's potentially lethal. There are other ways to test a technique without actually using it on a person's throat and risking death.

[@OldBadger1]

If you don't spar it you don't use it in a real situation. Period. I even bite my trainer. softly😅

[@OldBadger1]

​@@Outrider74You have to be good enough to land a throat strike without doing damage.

[@theman7187]

There were half a dozen moments in that video where she would’ve been taken down and rendered unconscious. That guy was being very chill and respectful

[@markt4385]

One thing to keep in mind is that she's not thinking about Self Defense, but about proving something. The points about her fighting philosophy are well-taken, but a well-trained martial artist has a strong foundation for self-defense! Look at her footwork, endurance, skill at striking, and lack of fear of a combat situation. Her good footwork and distance management makes her less likely to get sucker punched in the street, so she could be taught to use her striking skills to quickly strike the eyes, throat, groin, etc., and then run! You can see she has good stamina because of her training, and cardio and conditioning may be another part of that. So some fast unexpected strikes to some sensitive areas would probably shock her attacker and give her time to escape. So in closing, I think a good martial artist has the building blocks for a nice transition to self-defense.

[@bashlivingstonstampededojo882]

I agree with you she still kept the distance and landed strikes and got out she still landed up kicks too when she was on the ground my opinion is she did a pretty good despite what people are saying in the comments that goes to show what they know

[@seamusesparza1943]

She at the least has the footspeed and maneuverability to make a get away.

[@bobbyjackson7325]

For a women learn jiu jitsu and muy thai. The reason i didn't mention boxing is because women don't have punching power. With muy thai you can leg kick, elbows, thai clinch, sweep, or elbows. Muy thai and jiu jitsu requires resistance training. Karate is useless because it relies on points.

[@RikRule]

Meow after every punch is killing me 😂

[@thapthoptheep2076]

Ken & Ryu: Hadouken! Dhalsim: Yoga flame! Sagat: Tiger uppercut! This lady: Baa-daaaaouw! Baaa-daaaaouwww! a-ba-daaaaouw-ah!

[@jacklund9366]

You make some really great points. One of the things that I really appreciated about our school was that we had other disciplines come in and do seminars, so we got training in a variety of things from jujitsu to muaythai. As well as our sparring sessions would go at least 10 minutes with one opponent and no breaks. That way you're not focused on point fighting and more of a real world situation. Several of our belts you had to fight to earn the right to move up with multiple opponents in repetition.

[@marty7442]

In a real situation, there's only one thing that matters and that is survival. Stamina and endurance, no matter what craft, should be trained to the highest standards.

[@patriotarborist711]

yep, but you have to train to fight, and if not, you are done against a man who has

[@marty7442]

@patriotarborist711 : Thanks; this is true, but I did imply that by stating 'no matter what craft'. You can be the best combat-trained fighter there is, but if you gas out in the first 30 seconds against an opponent who withstands it, nearly all advantages may diminish. Stamina and endurance should be top priority. If you're untrained otherwise, running away is also the best option for most.

[@louiewatson9389]

He's not trying or even hitting her. 😂

[@kdaly8640]

Less experienced fighters and strength/height disadvantaged fighters, if they cannot escape, need to go for vulnerable spots - throat, eyes, balls, joints.

[@awguitarroom8033]

She has great footwork and some fast striking. If she learned some judo and bjj she'd be way more equipped for dealing with a guy like this

[@thedust850]

Exactly. Her footwork looked good. She had nice blitz attacks and even some low kicks. Unfortunately for her the guy was a guy...and he was bigger.

[@glenw-xm5zf]

she learns some breakholds, some take downs, and a couple throws.. she is better off. then 5 months in boxing.. spar 180 - 200 rounds, and then Kick boxing.. 3 months.. then she might not go back to karate.. BTW karate makes you stronger, faster and more flexible.. nothing wrong with that.

[@louiewatson9389]

What's up with that anime scream she keeps doing? 😂

[@matthewlee4834]

Honestly, props to her for at least agreeing to the fight. Most women could never

[@kilaz1789]

Agreeing ? Im 100% sure it was her Idea all along

[@Kingoftheironfist656]

Can never get enough of your wisdom, appreciate all you do

[@seeingimages]

He didn't even try. He had the advantages of reach and strength, and he didn't use them because he didn't want to hurt her. He could have knocked her out.

[@WelcomingStorms]

No naive he did he's best. She fought courageously.

[@onerider808]

That woman can’t fight. Whoever promoted her above white belt ripped her off. The guy couldn’t fight very good either…or was afraid to go hard.

[@michaelgimenez4032]

Been in a few pub brawls back in my days and only two things I will say about them: One- There is a gentlemen unwritten rule that when the opposition is down it stops, even saw ambulances called in the end to prevent any major injuries. Second- A street fight or brawl is absolutely not what you expect, no rules other than it being a duel and no referee to stop anything going wrong. When you have a 350 pound hooligan charging into you as his first move, grabbing you mid dash and both of you crashing on the nearest solid object is enough to silent almost anyone training or not. Moral of the story is: "Just do not do it because no plan survives contact with the enemy"

[@jayman6905]

The fact he's not following up and letting her get tells you all you need to know about this extremely flawed experiment. If she fies that in real life and gets taken to the ground, shes getting kicked from all angles especially her head if she turns her back which she did a couple times. She'd end up dead or injured. Girls do not follow this example just run to nearest point of safety or group of people unless your a mixed martial artist where you may stand a slim chance but not worth it

[@buckifan5455]

My favorite saying.......the only time karate works is when the person you are fighting knows karate as well.

[@nicknelson9450]

Or as Jim Carey put it: "You attacked me wrong".

[@buckifan5455]

@nicknelson9450 .........ha ha perfectly said! 😂

[@gregflores8959]

@@nicknelson9450Good one!

[@WelcomingStorms]

Ok another bravado comment. Go fight George Kotaka or some Olympic karate champ see how that works out. Or that Machita guy that won UFC with reverse punches

[@Scorch1028]

This is a disturbing video. It's obvious that this woman is unskilled in the trapping and grappling ranges of unarmed fighting. So, all she has, is her repertoire of punching & kicking, which didn't cut it against this untrained male. Thankfully, this woman's karate was pressure tested against an opponent who wasn't attacking her with 100% of his capability.

[@Horseman1966]

Good point about point fighting styles. Had a shotokan guy come into our kyokushin dojo and ask to spar. He lunged at me with a punch to the stomach, then stopped and said, “I won, you would be on the ground if I really hit you’. Our instructor said, “do it again and him full power”. He tried it again and I let him hit my stomach, looked at him, then replied with a leg kick only @50%. As he lay on the ground he then realised the difference between point fighting and full contact.

[@robertg305]

Her inhumane noises as she strikes were hurting my ears lol

[@kathrinjohnson2582]

Omg her voice 😵‍💫. I kept thinking someone stepped on a cat. And maybe don't wear your biggest pair of oversized pajamas.

[@juantovar4861]

You are correct to what you said. This young lady only knows point system style. She got lucky that this young man did not hurt her.

[@WelcomingStorms]

So a guy that fights women, is actually a nice guy that gave her a break. No guy he did his best

[@ndotl]

Exposed: He is not an untrained man. He has excellent conditioning, and likely has less bodyfat than the girl.

[@hughehhoule6848]

I disagree. Is he Hank Hill? No. That being said he's only in slightly better condition than myself. I don't train all that much, work out even less, maybe an hour a day if I have the time and am pushing 40. No way, this guy is doing much more. Maybe less, he's younger, and might just have a better routine.

[@ndotl]

@@hughehhoule6848 1: He consistently uses the leg block. 2: His leg muscles are developed enough where he can through multiple kicks. 3: For the most part he was disciplined in his offense and defense. 4: All that and I believe he was down playing his abilities. 5: Flat stomach and kicking ability suggests he works his core. 6: Could you beat him? That is debatable.

[@hughehhoule6848]

@@ndotl That's what I mean though. His condition and ability is that of an amateur that spends some time messing around with fighting. Not a professional. And don't try and turn this into an ego battle, I was quite clear that the man was in better shape than myself, and likely 10 maybe 15 years my junior. Problem being, it's not by a large margin. He's the shape me and the lads were in when we were his age. And none of us were professional fighters, just some gents who worked out when the mood struck us. Maybe folks are more out of shape around where you are, but here, that's mid "Guy probably has a set of weights." territory. If I saw him walking down the street, I wouldn't think he spends his Fridays playing Warhammer, but wouldn't assume he's waiting for his ufc contract either.

[@ggggloveking9419]

I feel like we weren't watching the same fight. He didn't keep his form. His punches were ugly. She was tagging the shit out him. He had no takedown ability whatsoever. Only thing he had going for him was his metabolism

[@saudade2745]

Exposed yourself He is untrained or plain useless in combat.

[@BluelightPhotoart]

I agree. Here in the US, things have been turned upside down. There have been many videos surfacing of men deliberately fighting with women and they are actually getting hurt and all these woke people are applauding the videos in the name of equality....Real men understand how we need to be in control of our selves and emotions, especially in self defense. Getting off on hurting sensitive people(women or children or non violent people of any gender) is cowardly. This video commentary is very realistic. Thank you for helping people to acknowledge realities of what really happens and how mindset and mental control are important.

[@loco4dogg]

Sensi always said you have to respect size and street fighters.

[@PeterKlotz-x4f]

yea but this guy is not big and he is not a street fighter lol

[@mizukarate]

Should have had a woman skilled in self-defense. Would have made more sense.

[@peteraustin370]

For those of us who've had the "pleasure "...a REAL street fight is somewhat different and requires specific training to be effective..!!

[@gpavan68]

Anyone who has any kind of combat experience knows what has happened and what the reality is when a man fights a woman. There are exceptions when, for example, a professional female fighter ( Contact combat sport ) at a very high level fights against untrained man. Often, these professional female fighters are full of steroids and no word is lost about it. But without rules, it looks bad for a women. A woman has a chance against a man if she has a weapon that she also masters properly.

[@jimdrummer816]

She's got the cat scream down.

[@kendom33]

Totally agree. I was a third Dan shotokan black belt. Went to do training with Urban Combatives. Got completely wiped out !! Needless to say I'm now won over to UC

[@kaylamarie8309]

This proves what Ive always known. These women's self defense classes are a waste of time. Even this very well trained female martal artist can't do anything effective against this regular man. I have no doubt that he was holding back , not fighting 100 percent even though she was, and could have badly hurt her. She was clearly pissing him off and it was headed in that direction! Get training with a handgun, ladies!

[@csx6910]

I really thought he was gonna grab her ankle and start swinging her around lol

[@chrisgdyer]

Street “fighter” is a generous description of the man.

[@mikeolson6316]

Once again outstanding breakdown sir. I was attacked just last year during a delivery from behind. Stopping power is essential. Assume a weapon can be introduced. Their capacity for violence is unknown. Only problem I had was being terminated for defending myself. Along with Minnesota state.

[@barbellsamurai8014]

she hit him in the face and stomach, if a similarly sized guy landed those shots the street fighter probably would have gotten dropped. This was not so much a male / female thing or a 'point sparring' thing this is just the reality of being half the size and strength of your opponent. Plenty of the men commenting could easily find themselves in the same situation

[@mikekares-b8q]

Absolutely agree with you , Street smarts helps in a Street Fight . You fight to win always no holds bard.

[@zalsat16]

Excellent video. Some thoughts on this as a Kenpo student. 1st. Left out of the commentary was target selection. “Stopping power” can mead different things. Clearly, this woman doesn’t have the power for the miraculous “1 punch knockout”. Side note: Wearing gloves prevents using the knuckles to cause damage. However, “stopping power” also comes from proper target (and weapon) selection. She could easily dislocate his knee with a side kick, or disabled him by striking the groin. Chopping the neck/throat, eye pokes etc, none of which occurs in tournament fighting.“Sport” fighting conditions one to forget about proper target selection, and restricts weapons to kicks and punches. 2nd. The commentary re “1 point and out” is spot on. Kenpo is famous for its relentless follow up strikes. She could have easily defeated him if she simply pressed her attacks. She was certainly able to hit him at will. 3) Another liability of “sport martial arts” is that it destroys your stability. I could see that, mobile as she was, her stances were not well-grounded when she struck. A stable stance creates power. Physical strength notwithstanding she should have demolished that guy.

[@MAA-hu3do]

All that dancing around and jumping is just a waste of energy.

[@lowlightevangelist9431]

Much respect to both for this match, their participation, and consideration for each other.

[@Jaromir-Druzba]

@Fightscience , Former Karate-ka here. I have very strong issue with the way that Karate has taken long ago - the sporty-dancing way. Most of the schools are going for the sport side, most of the students join in to get to those competitions. But that's how it should be approached - as a sport. Like olympic fencing. That also has very little to do with real fencing. But there are schools that continue in the actual applied Karate. I used to study my whole childhood and teens in such. We were forbidden to participate in any sort of competitions, studied human anatomy (muscles, skeleton, blood/lymphatic/neural systems, etc.) and under a very strict discipline. And if we had a free fight for the sake of training with each other it was always so different from what you see in Karate competitions that made me sometimes wonder "what are those guys on the screen doing". Technically, it's like comparing Kendo with Kenjutsu... the former is "strike to score a point", the latter is "strike to kill". If the teacher is adequate, that is.

[@AtZero138]

The.... Hey Bobby... Your Mom's Check cleared... Guess who's getting a New Belt

[@mtw1234]

All that bouncing around and yelling is going to wear her out. WTF?

[@azarelthecreator7098]

Ive told people this so many times. Nobody in a real life situation is going to approach you with technique and that makes them dangerous for sport martial artists that are used to rules and others who also use technique. Most sport fighters wont be able to defend unpredictable attacks.

[@MrMarkguth]

He let her up so many times, in a street fight she would of got stomped

[@edabreu7871]

You learn to fight by fighting.

[@Tko_Tek]

I hate that form of karate it’s not even real karate it’s sad that when ppl think of karate they think of this point bs 😔 I’m a karate base mma fighter and I’ll tell you that there are legit forms of karate that has kick boxing fundamentals and sparring

[@lowlightevangelist9431]

I really appreciate these intelligent fight analytics.