Martial Arts Instructor Reacts: Ong Bak - Final Fight Scene

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Martial Arts Instructor Reacts: Ong Bak - Final Fight Scene
My reaction to the incredible ending fight from Tony Jaa in Ong Bak
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[@0innerself0]

The actor who plays the bad guy (Chattapong Pantana-Angkull) is actually known be such a nice person IRL. Very humble and generous.

[@s3m4jno5w4d]

Actually, you can tell just by looking at him. Reminds me of the chap who plays the northern boxer in Ip Man. It's difficult to hide a good heart

[@robertlukasavitz8566]

Its a tree root. It numbs the nerves for pain. Hence why he spit it onto his arms for extra protection.💯

[@Rellj16]

There's a fight scene from Ong Bak 2 where Tony Jaa switches between different fight scenes when fighting multiple foes and it is phenomenal... Mesmerizing even.

[@noomnim3317]

I think it's herb called "ว่าน" ( Not sure in English. There are some types that are edible.) Thai people use this herb to make talisman. It is believed to make you invulnerable, tough, can't be damaged. In Muay Thai, especially in the past (not sure about nowadays. ) they usually put this in Mongkol มงคล ( the fabric wrapped around the boxer's head) or Prajioud ประเจียด​ (the two fabrics wrapped around boxer's upper arms in Muay Thai) But some people put this in the water and drink it. But in this scene he put it in the mouth.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

Thank you so much for the reply! That was a lot more information than I was expecting and is great to know! The Mongkol and Prajioud are beautiful traditions

[@vidiveniviciDCLXVI]

We have that, over here it's called Cocaine.

[@NBRKR]

To elaborate this, this piece of herb was hold in the roll of "Ta-krud". It's the small rectangular copper or other material which will be rolled and locked inside container such as plastic tube or caps on both ends and weaving with ropes (same pattern with monkol/prajiad but mostly in length for wear it on your waist) and then cast spell by monk. These Ta-krud casting to be use in many different believe like good luck charm, protection, support financial and bring fortune and yes like Noom Nim mentioned before...you can see that he flatted the roll piece of metal and put it on the back of his hand and wrapped with the rope from his waist, it's believed to make you invulnerable too.

[@TryHard30Boi]

@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Dude used Steroids in the rope fight so Ting didn't know how to beat him Ting aimed for dude Throat chest dude couldn't take it anymore he Stabbed himself to i think lower his chest pain from the steroids.

[@ripp3rjak934]

@@TryHard30Boi Well Ting also had to throw the fight as well. So did he lose on purpose or could he actually beat that junkie in a ring fight.

[@Raevynwing]

That double knee is so brutal! I want mooooore of those

[@zompowX]

In the Southeast Asia’s ancient time, when go to war, the low rank soldier won’t get to wear armor( they were basically topless soldier). So the Buddhist monk cast spell on this herb make them believe that when put it in your mount it create invisible shield... it’s one of those psychological warfare technic.

[@rambo7135]

My favourite technique from Tony Jaa is where he goes for a low sweep kick, opponent lifts his knee to evade but Tony Jaa just keeps moving his leg so he spins it around and goes for a head kick and hits the guy! Its harder than it looks lol!

[@imaorkwilai6781]

I just watched in KZbin "Ong bark behind the scenes" and found that it's even better than in the movie.

[@Raevynwing]

This is the fight scene that made me want to look into martial arts, but I was always too scared! So glad I finally did! Tony Jaa is such a great fighter. Love watching Ong Bak and The Protector

[@josefgordon7712]

I was exhausted after watching this scene. It's so damn intense

[@RandomRoger]

What's amazing to me is I don't know if it's true but I read that there's no wire work done whatsoever. He's really making those jumps

[@mrx1333]

Jaa doesn't do wire work in his early movies like Ong Bak or Protector, that's all him!

[@imaorkwilai6781]

You should search in KZbin "Ong bark behind the scenes" and you will see how skilled he is.

[@football4life85]

As an MMA fan, I’m addicted to your channel! New subscriber! 😀

[@franktidwell6051]

it’s a numbing herb called needle pod probably mixed with pepper to burn infection

[@user-ck5zc7dl8z]

เป็นเครื่องรางทีผ่านการทำพิธีของพระสงฆ์คนไทยส่วนมากเชื่อเรื่องเครื่องรางของขังเป็นว่านยาสมุนไฝชนิดหนึ่งใช้คู่กับมวยโบราณทำให้มีกำลังพิเศษไม่เก็บคับ..เป็นความเชื่อของคนไทยคับ...จากไทยแลนด์

[@aaroncruse7094]

Ty for these videos :)

[@jorgemendoza2563]

That stage with the workers in the background reminds me of street fighter games

[@josefgordon7712]

I totally forgot about the campy villians! Just another fun aspect about this movie.

[@kaijukoopa1248]

I just found your channel and these are great fun to watch, I've always been interested in muay thai ever since sagat from street fighter

[@Straddllw]

Watching this I’m like how are you not knocked out after just 1 of those kicks/elbows to the head!?

[@nusanmerahmenyala3584]

Hey that illegal.. I find this funny.🤣🤣

[@realamour2856]

I am 99% sure that he used a strong pain blocker, before the last fight he received many injuries, including injury to both hands with the cutting side of the saw. Adrenaline does not give great advantages in such battles, but a good pain blocker does.

[@realamour2856]

@L4fty There are types of poisonous herbs on the planet that block the nervous system in less than a minute, but for this you need to chew the grass and put it under your tongue, so the poison quickly enters the bloodstream and blocks the nervous system. The principle of human behavior changes and the first time you will most likely be a vegetable, but for people who know what they are doing, you can completely block the pain. I will not say the names of plants since they are life-threatening, but those who wish will always find it in Internet search engines, but I will no longer be responsible for this.

[@bjjj7396]

@@realamour2856 damn... 👍👍

[@KristjanTiits]

the injections were military grade Adrenaline, with that dose, you can bring T-Rex back to life.

[@imwasher3812]

This kind of Muay Thai Boran style is so magical martial arts in Thai and dangerous

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

It's such a beautiful style. And Tony Jaa does it so much Justice

[@DoNMoSs2]

if i don't say a stupid thing muay boran is the purest form of muay thai not a style but i don't know if i'm right or wrong on that

[@imwasher3812]

@@DoNMoSs2 I mean that tony jaa use is muay boran style because Muay Thai there are many different types.

[@wayzel1]

I would think it's coco leaves... they would give you a large energy boosts and add a numbing agent to your body. You can see the way he spit prays it on his arms. also sa ming is injecting adrenaline not steroids.

[@robertbarkman4892]

3:07 You have no teeth remaining, good sir.

[@mattjones8426]

every technque always has a counter...JUST LIKE THOSE DOUBLE UPPER CUT STRIKES...

[@accrolamela1359]

Dope

[@kevincourville1164]

I'm thinking that's adrenaline Sing is injecting

[@S1lent5t0rm]

also im not sure how many people know this but when they are fighting majority of the hits are landing on tony jaa because he never understood back then that they use cgi and props and shit back in hollywood when this movie was made

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

He also learned how to do all the stunts that people needed wires for, because watching the old kung fu movies he didn't know they used wires and thought you justt had to be able to do all those stunts

[@kakangerenyaeger3899]

Ong Bak series, Merantau,the Raid 1&2, Undisputed,I LOVE IT

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

Undisputed is coming soon!!!!

[@tonyelahi5956]

There's a film called born to fight which has great scenes thai movie

[@hwhleung506]

Welcome to the Asian, hope you guys can enjoy watching as much as i do, thanks

[@silversliver4206]

It's the root of a tree that numbs like an anesthetic I don't know what it called but in the movie I believe they explain it.

[@jopihing4954]

Double knee pile driver is really awesome..

[@Cheeseypoofs85]

muay thai is such a fun to watch art.

[@MetalStormGames]

You should check out the movie Chocolate, i believe its the same director from Ong-Bak its a teenage girl that does all of her own stunts and is absolutely nuts. Also would be cool to see the scene from Ip-Man 2 I believe where he fights all the Japanese soldiers for Rice and just utterly demolishes them.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

I actually did do the Ip Man scene were he fights all the black belts but it only shows up in some countries! I'll try it again because it is one of my favorite scenes! I've heard a lot of good things about Chocolate as well so I'll look for a few from that one too

[@pustulio81]

5:40 That dude made a few funny movies after this.

[@austinw8697]

It’s a natural herb that gives adrenaline and he uses that cuz the other guy injects like 5 syringes of adrenaline but it also numbs the physical senses

[@vndgkng]

You should really see the Wrath of Vajra final fight

[@argorebelgaming3866]

Maybe the herb has some kind of numbing properties?.

[@chrishubbard64]

"Hey, Thats illegal!" /said to a man who just injected all of the steroids into his chest at once

[@jacoberickson4784]

I don't know if you have seen it yet, but Triple Threat is pretty good for fight scenes. It's another Tony Jaa movie.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

I've been waiting to do that one for a bit now, I'll have to get on it for sure now

[@ll7868]

The herb is called krachai dam or black ginger, it's a medical herb common in Thailand also used for gout, diarrhea, impotence and asthma. Another traditional fighting herb is Butea Superba but that's a yellow/orange flowering bud. I saw someone say it was wan, various configurations of 8 different herbs, but those are common in China, not Thailand.

[@ll7868]

Basically it numbs your pain receptors, it's kinda like Ajax in Deadpool, no pain makes someone a very dangerous fighter.

[@gepliprl8558]

In south east asia, shamanism/supernatural energy must be involved to make the thing works. In the past people did sacret ceremonial things before going to wars. But it's a thin line between believe or not in the case of the herb efficiency (many traditional martial arts onvolve other kinds of energies). 👍

[@ulflarsson9693]

Do a reaction video from ong bak 2 then also.

[@77wolf89]

Fight ends at 4:13, but due to the power of Plot Armor the hero is only stunned. Not even an ax to the head or a bullet could hurt the power of the hero once he looks at some old statue.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

nothing can penetrate my Plot Armor

[@christianbuczko1481]

I always wonder how many got injured in these films because i dont see how anybody can take those moves and survive. That double knee through those boards must hurt...

[@danielkuttel7867]

At the end of the movie they are making offs, you can find them too on youtube. Of course there where people injured, but all these are stuntmen and the choreographies were trained over weeks and months and they wear protective armor.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

Apparently Tony Jaa was not gentle with his stuntmen. No hard shots to the head, but the body was fair game

[@jasonbeamish3056]

Tony Java is a great fighter

[@sh3n3ng]

These moves are video games moves...

[@kylekuzma4566]

What model is your headset?

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

A Skullcandy crusher wireless. I got it for running with but it works just as well for these too

[@kylekuzma4566]

@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Thanks for the info!

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

Anytime mate

[@alancoleman7489]

The village Elder gave him a tube full of herbs wen he left to find ong bak

[@stumpy1146]

I feel like anytime you try to out jump Tony Jaa you WILL lose.

[@aaroncruse7094]

I apologize, I may have been distracted, but how is it again that the double elbow is unblockable? My brains just not quite "getting it" I like to know understand the physics behind things. :)

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

That was a bit of a joke. A friend of mine who has never done any striking before likes to throw two punches at me at the same time and say 'can't block this!'. So it was more a personal joke towards him than a legitimate breakdown of technique!

[@aaroncruse7094]

@@BurridgeMartialArts604 OH. well i feel silly, i way overthought that LOL

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

Haha no need to feel silly! If I was in your shoes I would have thought the same thing! C:

[@aaroncruse7094]

@@BurridgeMartialArts604 I still kinda facepalmed myself like "duh aaron" lol dude ty for the videos you are very well spoken and easy to listen to. :)

[@NorseOkies]

5:34 totally unrelated, but I have that shirt XD

[@stevezisk3415]

Anyone notice how Tony's opponent appears to have a big wig on at times. Look at 2 52

[@bhedrick101]

the syringes were probably Adrenalyne

[@jasonbeamish3056]

One bark is one of the greatest movies ever

[@beardedbassterd923]

Beef jerky

[@imbi9580]

I think its tobacco if im not mistaken

[@hoganandres36]

Video game style

[@chewycottonmouth3973]

Y'all trash talkin Muthuphukas needa Chill out he wasn't even Talkin Shit about Tony Jaa in the Last Video he was Talkin about the Camera Angles

[@jasper4365]

i heard u dont think tony makes good handmade noodles, care to explain yourself?

[@Phed98]

The old man looks like Erdoğan

[@heathharlow6373]

Actually you saying jaa is wrong.

[@Ratking-zg8nu]

anesthetic herb tradition still exist to today in form of boxer so calld tooth guard. reassurence for the weak minded.

[@drearystate]

LMAO, the choreagraphy for this movie is horrible, it's almost as slow as a Van Dame film. Clearly this instructor isn't very good at martial arts. A great deal of people learn martials arts and teach doesn't mean you yourself are any good at it.

[@ll7868]

I bet you're a Steven Seagull fanboy, aren't you? Did you learn martial arts from watching Dragonball Z? Dollars to donuts you go around claiming you're a descendant of a Japanese Samurai with an IQ of 180+ and everyone gives you standing ovations for your wit and intelligence everywhere you go. Get back in the basement, incel.