McDojo Breakdown: McDojo Sensei Passing The Torch

In todays McDojo Breakdown we chat about a martial arts instructor who seems to have been taken advantage by his instructor and is passing it down now that he is a sensei. Enjoy :)
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[@McDojoLife]

Thank you all so much for the continued support. Looking forward to reaching 100k followers soon with your help :)

[@Terminatortx33]

Love your content Rob. Still cant believe you haven't hit 100K subscribers yet. I really think you do a great job for the community to expose all these fraudsters. I like all your videos showing these fraudsters - its such a laugh watching them. Actually this video is now my favourite. You discussing and using an example of grooming is very eye opening and they way you explained it was spot on. Well done mate. With you educating the community you could possibly be preventing these things from happening.

[@robertnguyen9493]

@@Terminatortx33 agreed, his content is great, and the editing on these videos is always on point and hilarious. Plus he exposes the frauds and the similarities between fake martial arts instructors and cult leaders, and the irrefutable harm that it causes.

[@DixieNormas16]

I’m embarrassed to be seen watching these horrible martial arts videos when my co-workers walk by. So how the hell do people actually do and believe that stupid shit to be real? 🤦🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

[@tbppuglia]

Ok, now, "Yawara" is a very special word for every Brazilian MMA fan. Please look for "Mestre da Morte" (Master of Death), a Brazilian Bullshito Sensei that managed to fool Marco Ruas for a while (he saw through the bullshit pretty quickly). This Master of Death claimed to be a Yawara master, and Yawara was supposed to mean Art of Death in some sort of Native Brazilian language. It's pretty funny stuff. I always thought the guy came up with the word himself, but apparently, it's a well-liked term for Bullshito guys...

[@EETMySheet]

How many divisions do they have for Brazzers champions?

[@Idengard]

3:35 sensei wrapping the guy’s knee around the staff was the best part easily

[@Steve-rs2jq]

Studying martial arts isnt suppose to make you feel ill, watching this episode did this. I'm still amazed how these people can get someone into a hall and get to work on them. Amazed!

[@frankopanklaric]

Absolute legend that Gary. I hope he found peace and that he and his son are happy.

[@mikedunn8427]

This was one of my favorite mcdojos life video. Great breakdown on how important being aware of what grooming is and the potential dangers!

[@TonyEldridge-mq4wt]

Honestly I enjoy every video you do. I find them well researched, informative, and entertaining. It’s really hard to pick a favorite.

[@Extreme-Music-Escape]

Hi Rob, hope the hangover wasn't too bad. Thank you for being the shinning light of truth on martial arts. I'm thanking you again. I thought I had an idea of an mcdojo, I know no touch and pressure point is a fairy tale. However you gave a prime example of a real martial arts school. Thank you for just being an awesome dude

[@MearlThompson]

Rob you are wise beyond your years. Thanks for all you do.

[@midlifemma3049]

I didn't know about all this before stumbling upon your channel, so... it's surprising, but my favorite one is the one you recently posted about being able to do things while being visually impaired :)

[@marknycz4833]

I can NOT wait for the doc video to drop! btw your video about the school that taught super powers was my fav buuut i kinda like them all honestly haha keep them coming please!

[@tomshepherd4901]

My favorite is G Dillman saying, (paraphrasing) "if the tongue is in the wrong position in the mouth, you can't knock them out..." Then WTF good is the technique? If you can block someone's technique by moving your toungue or wiggling your big toes, then their technique sucks! When's the last time you heard, "He blocked Royce Gracie's rear naked choke by moving his tongue to the other side of his mouth."?

[@escrotte]

Good work for this video!

[@chrismaynard8600]

Not sure I can name one favorite. The Beef of the Week with Seth was great. The nun chuck tutorials are awesome, the McDojo Life music video is dope. Even the live chats, I think you do a great job answering every ones questions. BTW, loved seeing you in the vids with Icy Mike, Seth, etc. More collabs would be awesome.

[@gbruceg5138]

My favorite is when you named all the different flying gun take away moves... Cracked me up 😂

[@louisdidonato7468]

Hey, Rob. Great job covering this topic. My son and I are in the Cub Scouts and child safety (including grooming) is covered every year as one of the requirements for advancement. This video has inspired me to see if we can start introducing this topic at the Dojang we train at. I guess it would have to start at the parental leave and branch out from there. I'm going to share this with my Sa Bom Nim and see what we can do. I especially like the manner in which you chose to introduce grooming. That it's also how students and leaders fall into these cult Iike behavers. I've trained with my instructor for nearly 20 years. He left our previous organization about 10 years ago because it had turned into a tournament factory (form, weapons, fighting, get ready for the next tournament ... rinse and repeat). That's fine if you want to just be a sports gym, but we're training in Tang Soo Do, not Taekwondo. My Sa Bom Nim was informed about a Pat McCarthy clinic that was happening nearby and took some of us with him. None of us, including him, had truly been introduced to the concept of bunkai. What an eye-opener. Well, a long story shortened, he caught hell from his head instructor for taking us there (all grown-ass men by the way)and we said peace out. So, great video and keep on educating the masses. Oh ya, my favorite clip .... Hands not meant to hold things well

[@bullshidotv7332]

My favorite video is actually the one you tell the mcdojo rules, because i like to watch that more than once.

[@Priestbokmei1]

Great video, man.

[@JiuJitsuGuy24]

Amazing message to this video sir!!! All time fav video is still chairjitsu guy!!!

[@yourlure]

Thank you Rob🙏🏼

[@jam-ymikk8772]

Brand Scott Vs DK Yoo was a great vid as well. Have had my kids in MA for 8 years I had no idea there was this side of the sport. Cheers and thanks

[@riskybitness]

It's amazing Rob - you started with exposing frauds and now you're diving pretty deep into human psychology. Very cool.

[@jmunyard]

Defending the McDojos is a awesome video you done 😃👍

[@Holygroundmma]

Great vid brother. Keep up loading 😎

[@eric_at_last]

They have mastered the bridge technique... great channel.

[@mck24601]

The "master" culture of many martial arts prevents a lot of questioning and allows more control by the "master". Don't call any martial arts instructor "master". The only exception perhaps is Master Ken :)

[@eric21881]

Big facts Did tkd at a great place and the head instructor was a sith degree at the time. You could call him master if you wanted but mr James was preferred or his first name, just not master And the classes were real relaxed in that sense, no wasting time instilling discipline and respect in adults Sparred hard and don’t talk when someone who’s teaching is talking Learned a lot there and it made me a better version of myself

[@BlackishSayian]

There is another indoctrination/abduction movie called “abducted in plain sight.” Very good insight to this phenomenon and how affective/ simplistic it can be in regards to a young mind especially. All it takes is intention and imagination, predatory to say the least.

[@moreparrotsmoredereks2275]

I'm definitely gonna try the "just sit up" method next time I'm stuck in side control

[@amramjose]

I LOVE that hair throw..oh wait a minute, I'm bald...never mind.

[@wallybooger1]

Assault wig

[@grasshopper3d]

Thanks for the videos -My favorite video is were Dillman has to say NING before knocking someone out - the Mcdojo Deadly sounds breakdown - I am still working on it but so for it just hasn't worked for me 🤣😂🤣😂 keep up the good work bro

[@JesusPerez-dx6dt]

💯 agreed great video thanks so much. Awareness is the number one self defence technique not these craziness.

[@dago6410]

Mr Gary is such a true hero.

[@ColostomyMan]

I'm glad that folks like you are out there calling attention to these frauds. It seems ridiculous to watch these with no other context or history but like you said people, often kids, are led bit by bit down the path until they are so far gone they think this stuff is normal and not ridiculous. As for my favorite McDojoLife video, that's probably the Regular Ass Hands parody of that D.U.S.T. video.

[@thescholar-general5975]

I was not ready for that hair throw!!! 😂😂😂

[@oleh5109]

My favorite video of yours is the one about brawl in the backyard dojo

[@binaryglitch64]

My fav vid... I'm too stoned for that... one with jokes that resonated with me... most likely, that's usually what does it for me in your vids.

[@boscopit]

Favorite has to be "Martial Arts and Crafts". Cracked me up.

[@shadowfighter6445]

For me it's common sense that grooming people like that is just foul. As for my favorite McDojoLife video so far, I like the one where you sidekick your opponent while wearing the ugly camouflage gi 😄. Thank you for sharing ☺️.

[@Xiy114]

My favorite videos more than one about Ashida kim, dillman, count Dante, and yellow bamboo. Those are my favorites.

[@jasonayers1113]

Favorite mcdojo video was about Adam Mizner, I had a friend who showed his teaching, I recognized Adam mizner from the mcdojo life video

[@kunedoman]

After seeing Master Yoshi and the others do the pole removal techniques from the multiples, would love to have them as a "ringer's" for my next tug-a-war challenge at my next company picnic!

[@tom_britton]

I haven't got a favourite I'm just continually in awe of how many of these people seem to think they can use the force.

[@rowanblithe71]

man, this reminded of a family I know (I practiced TKD)... and this guy was a 4th degree black belt, lets call him Y. he got a female student, whose dad gets into class too... the father was just having fun/losing weight/supporting his daughter, but the daughter starts going up to black belt... Y convinced the father they should open a dojang "together", then the girl was the one always teaching, while Y just gave orders... and of course, soon the place got raided by police because Y had financial issues elsewhere and they embargoed everything... the daughter now has her own place, she's legit. howevber, I'll always be amazed how the guy groomed THE FATHER. you would see the guy following Y around like a little puppy; he even bought the same car as the other guy

[@Itsnotapet]

The yellow bamboo or master Bateman was my favorites 😂😂👏👏

[@jasonwiebe7722]

my favourite mcdojolife video is "the impossible disarm" where they disarm a knife with their chin! hahahah

[@fredp1983]

I cant believe that this stuff still exists all over the world.... that there are more crazy people like this than we think...

[@jojomerou4075]

Best ever video: the spitting voodoo blow recent short

[@Kwisatz-Chaderach]

Imma need that gi turn technique. Will help my Judo out 100% 😆

[@kevintoy7710]

You should read "Prometheus," George Dillman's autobiography. In it he details some of his instructors such as Taika Oyata and Daniel K. Pai. It is not hard to see where he gets his ideas.

[@eugenelayton5231]

My favorite video is the Yellow Bamboo.👍👍

[@zacharytrammell3382]

Favorite episode was on the dude who was doing couch fu. You are light now your heavy I am a wizard. Lol.

[@MrSativacyborg]

ah rob you kill me with the clips.. favorite video, cant member the title but it was the jumpy spinny gun disarm guy.. all your vids are good but that guy had flair

[@gazl7356]

What a guy. The second guy has excellent students they're like stunt men

[@cahallo5964]

I actually learnt some of this jujutsu style as a kid, it wasn't like this at all lol, I remember Bo techniques and cool judo throws

[@fenkers3249]

Sure, there is legit jujutsu schools around there. Not like this fraud.

[@chrism4008]

We need a Kumite of all the McDojo "masters", how freakin hilarious would that contest be?!?!

[@CTStrength]

If this video helps one student or person who has been victimized then you Sir have done your duty to the arts!

[@McDojoLife]

Thank you for the support

[@veiledallegory]

I have to applaud Mr. Plauche!

[@JP-pw5yg]

Master Yoshi’s abilities are truely amazing

[@TRUSTLIFENOW]

Wish I have strong hair like that when I get his age🤣, my favorite breakdown was on the Indonesian girl hitting concrete pillars and dodging bullets

[@BSKJapan]

I have encountered similar things to this here in Japan. Most seminars are straight forward sport-karate/contact-sport things, but occasionally the weird and wacky pop up....when an un-compliant/resistance "me" volunteers, I usually get the "it's because your are not Japanese and don't understand/feel true budo" remark....to which I usually reply "if it doesn't work, it doesn't work!" My current teacher loves testing stuff out on me cause I won't "go with the flow".

[@mck24601]

What if the attacker in the dark alley doesn't understand "true budo"? I guess one is out of luck

[@horaceholloway]

"It's because I have a hangover!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@byronanderson6393]

Great video

[@smicksmookety]

0:36 the truth is that kid just walks like that, stomping on one foot and wobbling.

[@duffler09]

I don't have a fav video, but I do have one that caught my attention in specific. The one where we can see a portuguese flag in the back. I would love to see one of these demos live, in front of me, and I don't know of anyone in Portugal doing it. Do you know where that was? The city or the dojo's name? (I saw the video on your instagram, don't know if you posted it in any other platform)

[@darkonyx6508]

2:31 is self defense against a total stranger that comes up to you and tries to steal your brain straight out of your skull while you are sitting peacefully.

[@erictheguapo]

For some reason this made me want to watch Shaolin Soccer.

[@JarrodHahn]

Great video. My favorite video of yours has to be the Dilman fight science takedown...🤣

[@ruwanfernando1903]

Fantastic new video. Super insightful too. Never actually considered the whole grooming argument and how the victims just perpetuate. Nice work!

[@mctischler533]

Favorite McDojoLife video .... Detroit DUST!

[@nathanduncan464]

Great video and I believe this is the best one so far even though may be a little dark. However, this is the unfortunate truth of indoctrination. It is dangerous, and can get students hurt or even killed. Great video

[@totoraby]

Came across a Daito-ryu school at some point a long time ago. While it looked goofy in this video, the sensei in the school I visited tried to make sense about the practicality of the techniques with the school's curriculum. He was very aware of the jedi-esque things the other teachers were doing and it's embarrassing. I think having a sensei who can see that art past the mystical BS with some skepticism might be some saving grace of it. Just take out the chi power stuff and I think we'd see how the art really is for itself.

[@danielbradshaw4068]

I dont knownif i have a favorite. Butni do respect that you draw attention to the dangers of fake martial arts.

[@notusingmyname4791]

I've been watching these videos mostly to remind myself that there's a tiny bit of bullshit in just about every martial art, and what practices to avoid when I open my on school, unfortunately, these videos are too hilarious and entertaining to get such knowledge from as I'm too busy laughing.

[@optomix3988]

Arg! So many videos. Asheda Kim Ninja

[@johnvannewhouse]

Any video where you rip on Seagal.....just the gift that keeps on giving....

[@johnmorley2758]

Please do an Adam Mizner and the Martial Man video. They are so deep into the juju they're ripe for a Breakdown. Don't have a favorite yet to be honest, keep 'em comin'!

[@McDojoLife]

Here is the one we did about Adam Mizner. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKS5d2aHe6x4a8k

[@xSubParSaucex]

@3:58 This move is called the 5 Touch ManWich

[@TheGrave10der]

Rob I love your Villari video

[@FrankieBlueEyes]

Imagine how lethal he would be with a full head of hair.

[@USAisAFK]

10:03 This kids dad took the trash out. Hats off to him.

[@surfcitycomics7935]

Oh shit ! I Live in Santa Cruz . My house is 4 blocks from the university. I’ll find out if he’s still up there . I’ll pay him a visit with some of my BJJs buddy’s 😎 This should be fun !

[@darrensamuels1511]

I really liked your music video that was funny brother.

[@joetorres1861]

That third one was great. That’s what you call winning a scramble lol

[@glennnlau]

How does McDojo Life not have a million subs by now??

[@WatchMysh]

What I can't manage to wrap my head around is this: how do these guys start out with their own gym? Let's say Yoshi is new in town and opens his business. The first students need to be indoctrinated before they can serve as compliant dummies to draw in more customers. How does he do it? Is there some literature on this specific topic? I mean he doesn't just trick people into buying a sh*t product. He convinces people that he has magic powers and they willingly play along. That's on another level.

[@albertonishiyama1980]

Not sure in this specific case, but in cults it's quite commom for them to open a new place with already a lot of "helpers" or "assistants" or whatever they call it. So those handful of "Medium-Low Rank" people show what is supposed to happen, and them they say something like "you cant feel it unless you practice more" or some bullshit like it to start the brainwash.

[@onkelkarlskleinewelt9980]

That's also the question always spinning around in my head. The clue for an answer might be this: In most martial arts or fighting systems you first have to learn basic moves and skills. Usually you don't start with sparring as an absolute beginner. To learn and practice your "opponent" / partner has to be cooperative and vice versa. If your sensei, sifu, master demonstrates a technique with you as opponent, you will be extremely cooperative, usually. After some years of training like that, you will be ripe for bullshido and willing to do all the stunt-moves, if the master tells you so. And I guess these sifus of clown-fu do tell you verbally or non verbally (or you already know) what has to happen, what they expect you to do.

[@WatchMysh]

@@onkelkarlskleinewelt9980 Yeah could be. But what's with the ultra absurd moves like screaming me KO? :D Or do you suggest they don't start with that right away but rather cook you slowly until you're softened up enough to fully cooperate / believe this stuff? Could also be... But still we don't know the "how" in detail. What and when they do something, what they tell you etc... people like this must be highly manipulative.

[@onkelkarlskleinewelt9980]

@@WatchMysh I really don't think they start from the beginning with their secret jedi-stuff. Dillman himself was a legit karate-guy until he turned into some supernatural bloblike chi-monster-thing. My guess is, that they start some more or less serious training and with time lead you to their own universe. It won't work with everyone. Perhaps most of the students quit, as soon they realize it's Bullshido. But some might fall into it. And these are the ones you notice. I think there is some good use of psychology. Think about this "ball figure" in Tai Chi Chuan. Most people will feel some kind of sensation between their hands. Neuroscience says, that is simpley some kind of misperception generated by the brain. You pretend to hold a ball, so your brain thinks it has to provide you with the proper feeling. But your "master" tells you that is the chi power you can generate and so on. Some people want to believe and got lost in their confirmation bias. Even if there is proof of "it doesn't work" the believers will find explanations enough to not have to change there view of the world. One thought to add. Nearly all vids you can see on YT showing such weird stuff are purposly taped demonstrations, not to say marketing. Apart of some real mental ill people, I think all of the Hypergreatgrandmasters know, that most people looking the vids will burst out in laughter. But there may be 1% who thinks, that's cool stuff and are willing to give money and "enter the dojo".

[@taymazpourhosseini7031]

1:00 "use the force luke"

[@antonmaastricht3952]

You made some very, very good points. Fckng creepy. You are right, it can be an absolut disaster for some people.

[@RangerRetribution]

Favorite: Aikido weaboo tests his skills against an MMA guy. Gets the shit slapped out of him, gets thrown to the ground and immediately taps. It was art.

[@thefaboo]

As a former aikido practitioner... I also really appreciated that one 😂

[@RangerRetribution]

@@thefaboo I’ve got some questions if you’re okay with answering. What initially drew you to aikido? What made you quit? Do you train in any martial art now? Thanks!

[@thefaboo]

@Disciple1Actual I don't mind at all! I first heard Aikido described as "the art of throwing and falling" which sounded pretty awesome. This was 20 years ago, and Steven Seagall wasn't yet a joke, and doing the martial art he purportedly did seemed cool too. I'd done ~7 years of Taekwondo prior to getting serious about Aikido, and while it *is* fun, I became frustrated with three major things: 1. There's techniques for dealing with punches, but punching isn't itself in the curriculum. So no one could punch for shit - made the techniques easier to perform though! 2. No response to kicks at all. One of the dojo's I trained at made some hay about controlling the opponent's balance so they couldn't kick, but it only applied in clinching range, if it worked at all. 3. Nearly all of the techniques are either complex or responses to esoteric situations. Attacked from behind while sitting on the floor and need to protect your sword? There's a technique for that. Being punched in the face? Step to the side, grab their wrist (har har), step back-to-back, draw their balance down and across your body, turn, then fold their arm over itself into a wrist lock. I trained at a dojo for a while that encouraged experimentation and live sparring, and after you simplify and wittle down the techniques to what works okay, what we ended up with was more like bad Judo than Aikido. These days I train with an old-school BJJ and JKD guy who teaches out of his basement. No belts and no international affiliations, just an old dude with decades of experience training pros and law enforcement, telling you how to get hit less.

[@RangerRetribution]

@@thefaboo thanks for taking the time to respond. Very informative! I did hapkido when I was a kid 20 years ago. It was exactly how you describe your aikido live sparring experience; bad judo, except mine was also with some very wonky punches and flashy ninja kicks. I was very delusional about my ability to actually fight. I currently train old school BJJ as well, under one of Fabio Santos’ black belts. I also have trained in wrestling and some Muay Thai. Glad to be doing actual, effective martial arts these days.

[@thefaboo]

@@RangerRetribution I started getting interested in wrestling right as the plague hit. I'd love to give it a go... once I'm comfortable being at hugging distance with strangers again 😅 I've done some formal BJJ classes too, and a wrestling match looks very different from a BJJ match so it would be interesting to get a real feeling for the difference.

[@salahadinhadin7137]

Yoshihito Shibata Sensei began Karate at the age of seven. Throughout high school, he enjoyed Sumo and Judo. In 1985, he met his teacher Takuya Ogura. Yoshi Sensei lived with him for seven years and studied his style of Ogura-ryu Yawara. Ogura had learned Judo from Uchida Sensei, Kyuzo Mifune style, and Yamada Yaju , Nagaoka Hidekazu style. For five years Yoshi Sensei trained with Seigo Okamoto Soshi in Daitoryu Aiki Jujutsu Roppokai. Okamoto’s teacher was Kodo Horikawa Sensei. Yoshi Sensei began studying Aikido in 1989. He returned to Japan for several years to deepen his Aikido practice and train with several Aikido masters whilst also studying Seitei Iaido and Shindo Muso-ryu Jodo. Yoshi has been practicing a way of life called “KANNAGARA” in Japanese, since 1988. His practice is to unify spirit, mind and body together, to harmonize with the flow of Nature. His daily practices are Aikido, Aiki Jujutsu, Japanese Calligraphy, and Nature Photography. He currently teaches Aikido and Self-Defense at the University of California Santa Cruz. This guy on the video is not a fake. He is very good. There is something called Aiki... to blend together. This is not a demonstration of application. It is a demonstration of Aiki. Aiki is not fantasy. Application in a real fight is a different game. Yoshihito also knows karate, like Aikido it is part of Budo. Same goes for aikijujitsu, Judo, Jujitsu, ninjutsu, etc.

[@McDojoLife]

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[@kevinlee8663]

Yes, the sensei's bullshit technique and the student's bullshit reaction are " blended" together to create the faint illusion of something "real". This is why a cooperative subservient "assailant" is required to demonstrate the "technique" properly.

[@salahadinhadin7137]

@@kevinlee8663 well you can always go to his dojo and challenge one of his students. Lol

[@kevinlee8663]

@@salahadinhadin7137 no doubt they are already directing malign chi energy towards me where I live and I will soon sicken and die anyway. I probably actually have very little time left.

[@marcinchodorowski5443]

I saw those vids and I said to myself: oooo mama... :O

[@mctischler533]

Where can I sign up? I need to take a seminar with this guy!

[@McDojoLife]

I cover all of that in the breakdown. His name And where he teaches

[@restgalaxy4285]

Hard to say which is my fav.

[@johnnywishbone932]

My sister used to do the hair throw to my mom growing up. She had one nappy head. Mom had to comb it. I think vodka and a Chia Pet is in her DNA.

[@richardsanchez9190]

Count dankula gas a video about Gary. Its pretty awesome to watch

[@Initium1000]

I think a lot of people in these situations are in love with Japanese culture and study certain arts because they are easy (aikido/ninjitsu) and once they experience this, they are in love with it all. They also probably watch anime

[@commentcopbadge6665]

What about the east Europeans and their systema bs? They couldn't give two fucks about Japan or anime

[@kenrose2523]

I like Japanese culture, I like anime but even I know a lot of stuff is pure nonsense.

[@cahallo5964]

@@commentcopbadge6665 They aren't as popular as Japanese arts

[@TheSpider42b]

aikido isnt easy this guy is bs

[@Initium1000]

@@TheSpider42b I agree, probably not a fair assessment by me BUT a lot of Aikido dojo’s are ridiculous

[@TheReaganRevolution]

You're an ass...and that's why I love you. Seriously though, keep exposing these fakes! Thank you for the dedication to this!

[@user-ut5vr3fd6l]

Cool video, this is almost your best video, I loved the video about the idiot who uses a real weapon when training.

[@hunterglass1840]

I am not calling you out by any means, but I would love to see you go to one of these Judont/Hai Karate schools. Because of your skill level, it would just make for great entertainment. I've been seeing these phonies since the early 70’s and their schools always seem to have cult following. I was very familiar with Jeff Doucet and he was not liked by fellow Black Belts in Louisiana. He was straight up weird.

[@AntonioMoraesBR]

These guys are dominatrix....

[@aprilmontoya986]

My favorite video is the infomercial for "Regular Ass Hands." Do the people in these videos actually believe these techniques are working on them? I've always wondered this. Does the guy being pushed around with chi, actually believe he's being pushed, or is it all an act?

[@tintomara6209]

Bobby Baccala jnr in School of Rock there!