Bruce Lee's 5 BEST TACTICS used in MMA Sparring

In this video I will be showing you 5 of my favourite tactics used by Bruce Lee. *Note* that UNLIKE my usual Martial Arts tutorials, I have never been formally trained in Jeet Kune Do and this video was made for fun!
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[@nathanforrest7310]

Its amazing how you show these tactics in a real sparring session / with failed attempts. Now thats what i call quality content and dedication. keep it up champ

[@MMAShredded]

thanks so much Nathan!!

[@MMAShredded]

thx guys!

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for the motivation!

[@raulkreger1223]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYbKo3Z6h7x9g9U h Aye check this out

[@camminhliu1793]

Actually is bad demonstration. Bruce lee technique is actually more brutal than you think. The thing about bruce move is that you can't really block his attack. If he hit the person. It pretty much is done

[@Ash_Hudson]

"Here it is on the heavy bag... Here it is in live sparring... And now here it is on my mother... And now the cashier at my local wholefoods..."

[@tinanikkillz8570]

Corny

[@Ash_Hudson]

@@tinanikkillz8570 If you say so :D

[@crowley2158]

@@tinanikkillz8570 nah it was funny as hell

[@itpugil]

definitely funny as heck hahahahahaha

[@codyjwoods]

Tinanik Killz 129 likes says you’re corny.

[@OldManFrank]

*I like how you demonstrate the technique in sparring. Not a lot of martial arts channels do this and it's awesome.*

[@MMAShredded]

thanks bro! Are you new to the channel? Check out the rest of my tutorials that also have sparring to back it up!

[@OldManFrank]

I am semi-new. I appreciate your refreshing take on martial arts.

[@MMAShredded]

oh ok gotcha! Thanks for continuing to watch my content!

[@MMAShredded]

thanks Breyon!!

[@achyuthvenkat9563]

*I don't get why you put all of your text in bold*

[@rhabdob3895]

This guy in red cannot still be friends with you

[@nr1NPC]

He is amateur :P

[@fearedhorizon808]

Lol

[@tommynguyen6176]

LMAOO

[@yudd4396]

Lol

[@像水一样]

💀💀💀

[@StEvUgnIn]

Finally, someone who sees the value of these techniques.

[@MMAShredded]

:)

[@michaeljean2593]

We seriously need more online instructors like you. HOLY COW!! I just really love how you always show sparring footage to prove it works and its awesome! That way were for sure it can be applied in real matches!

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for watching man!!

[@thelonespeaker]

I think you are worthy of wearing the yellow jumpsuit, friend

[@MMAShredded]

haha thanks!

[@aesout2814]

Lmao 😂

[@ludibinoinprogress]

hahah I think the same thing lol 😆👍🏼

[@Somebodyuprobsknow]

Nah I think he likes the yellow trunks

[@demon6937]

yellow jumpsuit means +1000 attack

[@josefschwartz233]

My man in the red looks miserable the whole time lmao

[@MMAShredded]

hahahaha

[@ninthkaikan1544]

Josef Schwartz Should be, we all know he’s been the impostor the entire time

[@wayne246]

I practiced Muay Thai about 9 years ago and loved every second of it. Due to financial issues and military duty at the time, I had to give it up. Now I'm training in my garage again to get back into shape before I make my way back into a gym and your videos are helping me remember a lot of things I've forgotten. Your content is straightforward, beyond helpful and extremely transparent. Thanks for doing what you do. #subscribed4life

[@iTzzNinjaGames]

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[@langying]

Did your base teach unarmed combat?

[@carlosandres1835]

What age you started training?

[@BruceLeroyUK]

How long did you practice MT before stopping?

[@MrBOXA01]

I always knew Bruce Lee's way was very practical. You can tell when he used he's techniques in the movies to showcase he's ability. It was very simple yet effective

[@lastmanstanding7155]

@Isaiah Saavedra He counters pretty often in some of the more famous movies but yea thinking back he does take the initiative more than he does irl. Movie reasons tho but I think he still showed his form and techniques well enough.

[@Wowvod]

@@lastmanstanding7155 he did empathize hitting the groin which 9/10 would really work/ help in a streetfight.

[@jackjax7921]

Bruce Lee's?? Lmao he just learned from other martial arts and repackaged it.

[@johngault7329]

I have his book, the tao of jeet kun do. It is amazing how deep he goes. Well worth reading..

[@ghostttriddder]

​@@jackjax7921that is what everyone else do

[@algshan]

Be water my friend 😁

[@MMAShredded]

hehe yess

[@cyrilleyong9615]

WATER CAN FROW OR IT CAN CRAESH

[@v.marmaan116]

Be vodka my friend

[@woffordswaymartialartschar5541]

Check out Charles Wofford martial arts thank you

[@HOLYF1ELD]

@@woffordswaymartialartschar5541 no

[@jayceeinvincible]

Ahhhhhh!!!! Bruce Lee bro and you got the yellow and black shorts too!? You topped the bar on awesomeness. Bruce Lee the man that got everybody into martial arts. Got me biting my nails to see the next episode

[@MMAShredded]

HAHHA yeah the video was made just because of the shorts haha

[@jayceeinvincible]

MMAShredded LMAO 🤣 you definitely got Bruce's movements down bro. Those bloopers killed me🤣🤣🤣

[@MMAShredded]

LOLOLOLOLOL I know I was laughing a lot too

[@jayceeinvincible]

my mom WTF!? What are you talking about man?

[@MMAShredded]

im assuming just a hater Jaycee. Don't waste your breath!

[@mahorn83]

0:27 YEAH, THAT FLICK PUNCH IS VERY EFFECTIVE. I SPARRED WITH A GUY THAT CAUGHT ME WITH THAT SEVERAL TIMES!

[@MMAShredded]

hahaha! awesome

[@hattorii474]

its a counter attack not an direct punch

[@superduperboyx]

Was he doing jkd?

[@Overunity357]

Super extra props for throwing up the "failed attempts" great stuff

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!

[@SonamSlash]

I fight exactly just like that! well..just the failed attempts actually...

[@MMAShredded]

LMAOO everyone has failed attempts

[@merah92]

@@MMAShredded ikrrrr

[@ZenDragonYoutubeChannel]

Great video, I like to use the flick punch as a set up to lead leg hook kick, but works well for the sidekick too. :) Great to see an open minded MMA fighter, the world needs more open minded MMA fighters and more open minded traditional maritla artists... we're starting to see more and more of both, I think. :)

[@thatbroman6409]

Zen-Dragon - as a Muay Thai fighter, I like to use the lead front kick, but what I really love to do is fake a front kick and transition into a side kick

[@MMAShredded]

I love that this video is making great conversation! ;)

[@vicarious7858]

"Great to see an open minded MMA fighter, the world needs more open minded MMA fighters and more open minded traditional marital artists" - This. So much this.

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for watching!

[@markant9534]

Have you sen this vid of Lee sparring? What did you think of it? kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWauc6F3YpeBeMk

[@xyon9090]

*First time seeing your channel and subbed* Never have I encountered a Martial Arts channel that shows a technique in sparring and also shows the failed attempts.

[@MMAShredded]

swweet thanks for the support Dean!

[@slideonem1604]

Dextruider same just found it

[@JGato-ii6ky]

I think your friend enjoys getting hit a little to much 😂

[@jamesmcquade453]

It be like that sometimes

[@odin_3]

Little too*

[@espoirmourantdesespoireter1419]

@@odin_3 + much

[@Kali-8]

*SM intensifies*

[@galymalto7567]

😂

[@radhinblitzahmed]

"I don't fear the man who has practiced 1000 kicks once. But I fear the man who has practiced one kick 1000 times"- Bruce Lee.

[@MMAShredded]

agreed!

[@ramonalarcon1974]

Bruce Lee never had a real fight, he was an actor, not a fighter.

[@BruceLeroyUK]

He said 10,000 kicks

[@silveriver9]

10,000 kicks*

[@ruslanshavkatov466]

@@ramonalarcon1974 He's had real fights. He's sparred with chuck Norris multiple times and got the better of him.

[@19wolfgang25]

If you read Bruce's books, it states that he doesn't recommend doing high kicks as it kills one's balance. Instead, he emphasized doing kicks that attacks the opponents knees or solar plexus.

[@MMAShredded]

nice!

[@pistolcucapse]

Congratulations, man! You actually put a lot of time and effort into creating these videos. It’s a lot of hard work. Great content!

[@MMAShredded]

thanks my brother!

[@thomasthorne4010]

And what made / make Bruce Lee such a tactical genius is that he'd use many of these' moves ' as a set up to see your reaction THEN plow you with a hit !!!!!! " Dragon seeks path "

[@MMAShredded]

true !

[@thomasthorne4010]

@@MMAShredded To me, that was THE SECRET to his ' style ' and why I would almost be impossible to hit him. He intercept with the fist and foot

[@MMAShredded]

I see. thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@thomasthorne4010]

@@MMAShredded I'm a huge fan of the Art

[@MMAShredded]

awesome to hear your so passionate!

[@chicletin]

I´ve been practicing Jeet Kune Do for few years now at certified group by Mike Gittleson of JKD Colorado and this is a pretty good video of some of the moves Bruce used. Thanks for letting the people know Bruce was more than an actor.

[@warlakewarlake531]

I like the fact you actually show and try the movememts in sparring to show us if it really works or not,you are the only one who does that and I appreciate that,I think you should try the moves both ways left and right...and do some step by step tutorials.Btw excellent channel you definitely deserve way more subs💪🏿🔥

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for your support bro!

[@13Ambro]

I really appreciate you showing the techniques in a real sparring situation. So many martial artist KZbinrs out there that demonstrate these sort of drills against a compliant partner. Also, I can personally vouch for the flick backlist. I used to use this all the time in point and full contact kumite and it was the technique that landed the most. (I liked it even more than a lead jab, and I had a boxing background)

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man!!

[@DLDmaster]

Thank you for bringing the legend's legacy back to life! Nowadays there seems to be this idea that anything besides the modern MMA is outdated. Your work shows people that there are hidden gems in the history of martial arts that we can all learn from! Keep up the good work! You are a one creative fighter!

[@MMAShredded]

thank you sir!!

[@onace8863]

Showing each move when used in sparring is extremely helpful for us because we can see how effective these moves are and when they can be used. Great video 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for watching!

[@punasurf4697]

I had no idea that the back fist was JKD, but I seem to successfully land that with ease every time I spar. I actually wonder why people don't seem to be able to avoid it when sparing with me. Now I'm going to add the follow up kicks that you show. Thanks man!

[@frederickoparah1669]

I often used the flick punch when shoulder rolling in boxing. The reason it is so effective is because it comes from under the line of sight, I remember speaking to sparring partners and they all hated it with a passion, one thing not shown here is the flick, rolling under the oppositions counter punch, changing angle, and then a flurry combination. You don't need any power, in fact I found using just enough to touch the opponent making them close their eyes was enough to get a split second advantage.

[@fabioflenghi1379]

Wow it's firts time i see true jkd techniques in a mma video! Try to fake the hook and then hit with the flick punch. In this way you have more range with the second fist and it's easier follow the sparring partner!

[@MMAShredded]

true thanks!

[@christinawebb4619]

Nice. I love the shorts bro. Starting my water cut for my fight on the 25th tomorrow. Worst part of fighting for sure. Thank you for the content, and I can't wait to see more #MMASHREDDED

[@MMAShredded]

thanks brother! Nice what weight you fighting?

[@user-sy1eq1gh9s]

Another Great Video !!! I’ve never seen such an Honest trainer such as yourself to give such great advice !! I don’t have much of a chance to get Such high level Muay Thai techniques as I do sanda - I fuse this into my craft - you have people like ‘fight tips’ who don’t even give 95% of the information just naming the kick but you go a step further !! Keep up the great work, you’ve got me subscribed 🤟

[@MMAShredded]

thanks so much Jafer!

[@FightVideos]

12) try to balance as such that we are falling that we will fall down or even falling down, and also ready to block, kick, knee, parry, side step, punch, etc. with this mentality, A lot of exceptional and oblique positions or angles or dynamic strikes can be done.

[@swekiwi4517]

I adore how you explain the techniques, all based on the first flinch punch. I am going the flick punch during sparing today. Love that you have the slow-mo videos added as well since you move so darn fast 👍

[@MMAShredded]

awesome thanks bro!

[@jasonnect5844]

2:31 I started using that, it's very useful tbh :)

[@MMAShredded]

awesome man!!

[@pagani4488]

OMG I waited this video my whole life, thanks you ! Master Bruce LEE !!!

[@MMAShredded]

haha thanks for watching!

[@thesujaychand8094]

Thanks for the video, now do a real legend like Master Ken

[@MMAShredded]

haha il make note of him!

[@MMAShredded]

hes hilariouss

[@jashardwallington]

This is the video that got me watching your videos

[@MMAShredded]

awesome! thank you

[@viberocsf]

thank you for sharing this!…this is why lee was so ahead of his time as far as exhibiting his philosphy in martial arts thru his movies…during the time where you had martial art films choreographing unrealistic fights with an onslaught of strikes…lee would show techniques that are used today…feinting…level changing…distance management…setups…telegraphing opponents…etc……and also, developing a system where he takes bits and parts of other martial arts where he found most effective and effcient and combined it all together…he mixed the martial arts and………wait a min…he mixed…martial…arts………MIXED MARTIAL ARTS!!! lol jp but you get me.…keep it up bruv…got a sub right here!

[@MMAShredded]

I totally agree brother, thanks for your comment and support steven!! your awesome.

[@davisbarr9112]

I watched this again a year later what I like is how focused this is on the flick punch ... Nice that gives more to the person watching in a way. What I like about Bruce Lee that I share with him besides my background is Bruce Lee did not trap himself in a system and then figure out how to use it ... He figured out the concepts and movements he felt were good for him and his body and his context in any scenario ... Then from the concept of what he wanted he found what art that would be and just did it or created it or mixed several together ... But he started in intelligent working concepts from experience and his human sense and just went forward from what he had already learned utilizing the past knowledge as well. I appreciate his speed and skill as well, he came from a traditon of Kung Fu that appreciated flexibility in other forms and small power and directness ... And he taught us so much by demystifying and being direct about what was going on because he was so good like that, like Jeff Chan.

[@davisbarr9112]

Viberoc and Jeff Chan I do have a tip if it helps ... on the flock punch :) Probably not a big deal right now in MMA but ... So it can be used as worth it to add in that flicking circular backfist but in most wing Chun and jkd that cirular energy is considered wrong because the arc is slower and the spring energy is loaded up ... That can be worth it but it is faster if you do it very different God bless! So instead of your elbow travel being circular to put circular energy on the backfist you drive it forward only. And you don't have any circular or spring energy you just ... You still flick it ... But it is more like the centerline punch, it just goes straight ... There's no spring or springiness there's no arc your elbow flies straight the whole time and should not slow down you time the backfist to hit while it travels forward. I saw a tiny bit of springy loaded and circular energy and if that is worth it and it can be do what you like and what works for your concepts tactics and body ... But a lot of people in jkd and wing Chun use very straightened line versions of circular moves, it is a staple ... And it adds to speed. So you just ask what you want at that exact moment. You all are champs! Good luck!

[@davisbarr9112]

@@MMAShredded You are unbelievable by the way ... Thanks for the love on the subject! : )

[@davisbarr9112]

I just am watching his fight in one championship I'm like rewatching the first minutes ... The SPEED on his punches I'm not saying I don't have tricks to block that but that speed is nearly unlockable and the power and flexibility of his kicks. Yes ... He is doing great! God bless! His grappling was very smart as well he waited for the other person to move and played with what looked like a strength advantage they were both good, his opponent was not AS good he was not as good of a grappler and he was a decent grappler and he had good hands ... Not as good with kicks. Jeff Chan has been great so best wishes to win it all!

[@gordonray528]

Bruce Lee taught that the hand ALWAYS proceeds the foot. He reiterated this in his writings.

[@MMAShredded]

nice thanks for th etip

[@jasonaaa5574]

@@MMAShredded You should learn jeet kune do under dan inasanto i feel you'd be 🔥 at it. And it has a great deal of Western boxing in its stand up.

[@MMAShredded]

awesome!

[@jasonaaa5574]

@@MMAShredded yeah bro you should really learn that shit. You'd be unstoppable.

[@ryanjarvis2178]

Wait I'm dumb. I don't get it. So you punch first, then kick?

[@kingslavd661]

When you do that fake punch and then do that side kick, your side kick becomes much faster too. I remember Lee talking about that in his book.

[@ffnovice7]

I feel faking my rear punch just before kicking actually gives more snap to my rear kick. Must be the rotational counterbalance

[@MMAShredded]

sweet tips guys!

[@aamirfarooq5899]

he's side kick isn't powerful enough. plus it's not proper stright. he's movement is really good

[@Arirezz]

@@aamirfarooq5899 if your talking about the instructor its a spar not a fight.. They aren't trying to hurt eachother

[@josue7210]

Wat book bro?

[@dernoah3909]

Lol we use the most of this tricks and kicks in kickboxing I remember how my trainer teached Me the Trick with the one Hand to the had and the other to the stomach Sorry for Bad english i am german:)

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for watching!

[@LoversRfighters]

This was very enjoyable to watch! I can't wait to try these in sparring sessions and work these techniques into my arsenal. Thanks bro!

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!

[@th3nonstop40]

I don’t get why people would dislike a vid like this when this is the best mma channel

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!!!

[@garypuckering7458]

Nice job! A great collection of techniques, and I really liked the way you included sparring examples where the techniques worked and where they didn’t. That’s a really useful approach. With respect to the flick punch followed by shuffle step and side kick, I think Lee actually used a pendulum step in that case. The flick punch tends to bring your weight forward as you extend to get reach. That’s a perfect setup to use the pendulum step. You replace your supporting leg with your rear leg in a pendulum motion as your weight transfers back towards the rear and you execute the side kick. A sniffle step doesn’t have the same forward-backward weight transfer, because you don’t lean forward and put your center of gravity over your centerline as you do in a pendulum step. That little forward lean gives you a bit of extra reach for the flick punch. That said, this can be done with a shuffle step. You just don’t get quite the same reach on the flick punch.

[@MMAShredded]

thanks!

[@letaureau3622]

ONE THING FOR SURE EVERYTHING BRUCE DOES IS BLINDING SPEED !!

[@MMAShredded]

yeah!

[@renanjohnpineda1974]

He explains what bruce lee style can be use on MMA and some of it are actually usable

[@josue7210]

How doe

[@realestJC777]

pretty efftetive, great work, i'm going to practice this now lol

[@MMAShredded]

sweet thanks for watching and let me know how they work for you!

[@latchie8893]

I like how you're leading with your right. Southpaw like Bruce. I read one of his books. He stated that fights. (Self defense fights on street) rarely last more than a minute. He believed that having power in his lead hand (his dominate hand) would result in more power and end fights quicker. I'm certain you're not a southpaw. Which makes this video very impressive. Especially that roundhouse. Conor mcgregor is a left handed southpaw, Which suits him as he uses a lot of bruces techniques and styles, but his power comes from his left hand. Or did.

[@yeshuanazarene357]

Awesome video. There were a couple I wished was on here, such as the side kick to the knee, and the oblique kick. My fav has always been the side kick or the inverted to the guard hand or the groan. I’m currently training JKD not formally, but taking bits and pieces for my personal repertoire. Would love to train somewhere formally, but I have been doing my best trying to self-train and sparring with friends from time to time. I feel good bout it, but I know there are a lot of errors as far as technique that I need to correct. Awesome video if I haven’t said that already. 👍🏽

[@sdbrahm2294]

Jeff your in damn good shape bro

[@MMAShredded]

haha thank you SD!

[@lioivelilo3277]

Os conceitos que Bruce Lee criou e aplicou no JKD são muito eficientes no MMA, tanto que tem muitos lutadores que usam essas estrategias de combate para a luta.

[@friktionrc]

Backfist as used in wing chun, wide bouncing stance always ready to strike as used in fencing….two examples of how Lee utilised elements of other martial arts to find what worked for him, and show the rest of us how we should just follow either him or anyone else just for the sake of it but do what works for us.

[@enochtyrus1214]

when he was landing them back fists i was done, im like how getting whooped with the same move, not once, not twice, i'm like kick, back fist him or something, all your videos is a blessing man all praises to THE MOST HIGH man, i use these moves in my sparring, keep up the good work chief.

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for the support brother!

[@Draagonys77]

Martial arts is about growing and innovation like any ART out there...creativity is part of any ART ...music, painting, etc. Thanks for the vid. Subscribed.

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for the support!!!

[@zodakmozzila9719]

A lot of these are demonstrated in modern day karate competitions in sparring sessions, now ik why people use this tatic it came from the GOAT

[@MMAShredded]

oh i seee

[@minlee5376]

Thought Bruce lee resurrected but it was Jeff haha thanks for another video :) this was awesome

[@MMAShredded]

LMAO yeppp thats me!

[@MrUnchained1]

He's using the flicker jab!!

[@MMAShredded]

haha yessss

[@MrUnchained1]

@@MMAShredded Mashiba ryou😂😂

[@MMAShredded]

hahaha

[@FiscoInferno]

More like flicker backfist

[@Samson2323]

Now finally a video about demonstration with sparring. Subscribed

[@MMAShredded]

thank you! be sure to check out more videos as all my videos are backed with sparring!

[@kravmagaplaylists7144]

Thanks so much for the generosity in sharing the tactics course for free!

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for watching!

[@derekowen4538]

NICE APPLICATION.

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!

[@fernandomouradiasgriman6426]

Very good, like in from Brasil

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!

[@JayTeeRC]

Downlaoded it and its a filled with great info!

[@MMAShredded]

thank you so much for watching!

[@AxaFin]

the flick punch side kick one is one hell of a way to get knocked out against a person who knows his range.

[@blaquestarr6110]

the first 3 tactics would set a P.I.A. (progressive indirect attack ) nice but the forth needs a follow up to the body at minimum. But great technique and application.

[@TheMegaregister]

Always fear a man who laughs when he gets hit.

[@ratfarm32]

So me?

[@pauloeduardobatistaantonio8469]

Very good!!!!!!

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!

[@sunbrah]

Do fedor emelianenko next please

[@MMAShredded]

I marked him down on my list but I got others coming first.

[@sunbrah]

MMAShredded So I can't wait for Fedor and also the other, keep doing what you are doing man, you rock, even tho I'm BJJ practitioner, I will also start Muay Thai next year so, your vids help out, thanks a lot

[@MMAShredded]

SWEET BRO GOOD CHOCIE! How long you been training BJJ?

[@sunbrah]

MMAShredded 1 month now 1 stripe white belt, but you know i am enjoying myself and getting better, so I could start Muay Thai now, but I really want to have at least 1 year of BJJ experience and a competition under my banner so to speak, so I'm not a complete nooby at both and I start mixing things up

[@MMAShredded]

no i totally agree! You will get much better if you focus on one discpline first. I started with muay thai for 4 years then transitioned into MMA/BJJ

[@neilkrieger5334]

An important detail on the flick strike is to not just use the power of the arm to strike but use it as a vector to transferts your weight and the leg power by turnig your hips from the outside to the inside, it's tricky and we can barely see it in lee's movies but it's a detail that makes a huge difference, and properly done you can event move the heavy bag

[@GreatIlyos]

"Flick punch" is called uraken in karate (some of Bruce Lee's inspiration for his Jeet Kune Do) "Shuffle Side Kick" = Tsugi Ashi Yoko Geri "Shuffle Snap Kick" = Tsugi Ashi Mawashi Geri "Shuffle Inverted Kick" = Ura Mawashi Geri The little hop in the "shuffles" is the weakness of these tech, only the Bruce's speed erase that. In Karate (Shotokan), they had to stick to the ground, no hop, so no loss of balance. By the way, I like your job here, like others said, showing tech, then sparring and even failed attempts is really appreciated. Don't forget the first rule in a fight, run first. And if you can't... You know what you have to do.

[@Sovereing2027]

6:22 OH MY SHOULDER

[@Robbyantares]

Now we know that bruce lee technically have superior body muscle That technique you demonstrate is less Flow

[@Robbyantares]

Great video btw 👍🏼

[@MMAShredded]

haha thanks bro!

[@jacksgps]

god the red guy is like: "ok hit me for your video... after it you will paid all"...

[@serotoninape8549]

The MMA gym I go to the instructors incorporate some of these techniques into the curriculum. Its some good stuff!

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for watching!

[@brittbrat1988]

Bruce Lee is the father of MMA really so far ahead of his time.

[@jc_boy4718]

@Brick your total wrong bruce lee was not just for movies he really is fast and quick

[@rudyvega4447]

Sorry, No Sijo Bruce Lee is NOT The Father Mixed Martial Arts, but He was The Eienstien of The Martial Arts, and YES, He was a Head of His Time.

[@hoodlum4511]

Not any more its because people now considered bruce lee's way of fighting a style now and people put bruce lee in a catagory of styles now

[@skycow3208]

No Bruce lee had no formal training on the ground but he is a good striker 😬

[@IlianNachev]

@@skycow3208, Actually, Bruce Lee did have ground/grappling experience as he took lessons from Wally Jay, Jene LeBelle and some other people.

[@user-me9nj6dj8t]

nice, look forward to seeing them applied in ring

[@davidsilvajunior7538]

Cain Velasquez? Or maybe Cain Velasquez? Maybe even a Cain Velasquez one would be nice.

[@MMAShredded]

Noted thank you!

[@vicentegeonix]

I cant believe you did Bruce Lee, awesome bro! You should try to do Scott Adkins too!

[@MMAShredded]

hehehe yeah!! KK i will make note.

[@ostavaakos9812]

Hey man I’ve been training muay thai for a few months now but honestly more drawn in by the boxing aspect of it. I know MT is considered to be a more well rounded martial art but i am considering switching to purely boxing and maybe incorporating some MT now and then. Which style do you prefer?

[@ffnovice7]

Ostavaakos Dutch kickbox

[@MMAShredded]

I use to like muay thai the most, but now I find I am becoming more and more of a martial artist, trying everything and learning as much as I can. I use to hate on karate, but now i incorporated a lot of karate movement and tactics, mix it with muay thai tactics and into an mma stance.

[@oneshadowdragon]

Every style of martiAl arts has something to offer.

[@MMAShredded]

yes I agree!

[@Plato86]

Just be careful, training in MT for a few months is not enough to fully grasps its benefits and tactics. Especially if you are only training once or twice a week. Boxing is a great sport that all martial artist should train in but you will be very vulnerable in the clinch and serious leg kicks. My suggestion is to at least get a year or MT, so you have at least the basics of the foundation down, and then transition. Just my opinion.

[@travisito8546]

Really love that you showed techniques used by Bruce Lee utilizing that lead hand. I actually train in JKD and currently reading books about Bruce Lee and I really love what he stood for.

[@silveriver9]

"Bruce Lee is the Father of MMA" - Dana White

[@gregbroadway6768]

The flick punch seemed to cause them all sorts of issues in sparring may not be powerful but it disoriented them to help you land follow up shots

[@diegoesteban3105]

Subtitle at 3:00 "and here it is in my sperm" XDD

[@AnasRehman55]

Lol

[@wildhunt6350]

2:32 ALL thats missing, is the powerful whataaaaaaaaaaaaa ! :D

[@MMAShredded]

haha!

[@kornelijuskortkiss1243]

Flick is URAKEN, OR, URACEN

[@XXNerdzillaXX]

I practiced that opening strike in the beginning of the video A LOT when I did karate in my youth. As an opening attack it works very well, assuming you follow up and through. And that step up side kick is also very effective, if used well. My friend and I used to kick each other and see how far we could send the other flying. My record, of going flying, was 12.5 feet.

[@yurigomes4]

Dude this is interesting. I'm practicing muay thai and kickboxing for 4 years and now I see that I could expand my tactics in combat that way.

[@MMAShredded]

yes its good to be open minded in martial arts! I've been training Muay Thai/ BJJ for 11 years and I ve been implementing karate footwork into my game

[@КсюшаОксана-ц4в]

4:17 - Random russian "oii"

[@montinyek6554]

Ксюша Оксана ахаха 😂😂😂

[@benjaminburch2754]

Most people don't understand Bruce's fighting strategy because they don't understand the man! Bruce isn't a wing chun or kung fu guy he was a fighter! Bruce wanted to win period! He was not married to any fighting style. Boxing has the best punching and evasive techniques, so he added it to his wing chun! He also added wrestling, Kali, karate and akido also! All to be the best and he was! He also was a bodybuilder and cardio demon! He was and will always be the King of martial arts! Shannon should learn Poker and become a professional player She has her Father's instincts! She should also learn Gracie jujitsu I believe She would be great!

[@MMAShredded]

true!!

[@ryneagheilim9782]

Are you a middleweight?

[@MMAShredded]

next fight in Nov is at bantamweight

[@chrisbera7952]

As a student of Bruce lee students for 16 years I would suggest after your flicker jab /side kick, to push shuffle forward with a lead straight or or even a kick. You just leave your advantage by stopping after the side kick and shuffling backwards. What a lot of people don't know about how Bruce fought, was that he crashed into an opponent and shut them down while beating the hell out of them. The fancy kicking and back and forth was movie stuff. He would kick the crap out of people, or he would use that side kick to bridge the gap to get to trapping and punching where the real damage was done. No need to reset. Continue forward and keep your opponent on their toes and beat the hell out of them. Do the same with the other techniques you were doing, which were pretty nice. Crash the opponent and beat the hell out of him . Bruce at 150 lbs did that to 220 plus lb good fighters. Think about ending the fight, not about a prolonged engagement.

[@zaneboyka2493]

I love how you demonstrate it during sparring👏👑 awesome vid

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man!

[@vrv3871]

Wheres the ocasional *"wattaaaah" and "yataaa"* Honestly disapointed that you titled this bruce lee's tactics

[@TC-lk9xy]

VRV “Man.. *YOU corny* “

[@vrv3871]

@@TC-lk9xy i see that your comment is edited. Why such effort

[@voke9778]

Why are you dissapointed

[@ImAzer]

whats ur height and weight?

[@MMAShredded]

5'8, 150 lbs

[@franciscojosemoreno2]

The best Bruce Lee tactics are trapping

[@martialartstips5177]

Bizarre how everybody above me and can be incorrect

[@Retriever_YT]

I’m addicted to your videos

[@MMAShredded]

ahha awesome thank you!!

[@Jack567898]

You and your friend are enjoying each other. Lovely.

[@Dragonflyjones67]

The By-Jong stance and footwork are the bread and butter of Jkd. And without proper footwork and stance, your techniques is not one. Not only that, your hands are down the whole entire time, and your telegraphing your techniques. Nevertheless, your intentions are good!!!!!

[@MMAShredded]

haha was expecting critiques for this video, thats why i mentioned i was never actually trained in JKD. A for fun video to mix up with BJJ and Muay Thai

[@AK-rg9rm]

6:00 imagine how Bruce Lee's opponents felt after that.

[@makattack25]

what opponents? you must mean actors or stuntmen. there is no recorded video of the actor bruce lee in a fight. unless you consider the choreographed scenes of his movies a fight. btw santa clause is not real.

[@AK-rg9rm]

@@makattack25 OH well here comes the another keyboard warrior 😂😂 first of all Who tf are you to ask about his personal life or fights? Or you might know him more personally than Father of American Kickboxing "Joe Lewis". 7 times World karate champion "Chuck norris"... "Dan inosanto, Filipino Martial artist, who had master all arts containing Eskrima, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, American kenpo, muay thai, Pencak silat!... 6X NBA champion Abdul kareem Jabbar! And of course Japanese martial artist and Karate expert! Taky Kimura, he beat em all! they were all his students. Chuck Norris wasn't his student but bruce beat him in a secret fight told by the way the dragon director. Now you're comparing fictional character like santa claus with the real life legend. Then dumbass ask about him to his known one rather than bitching and moaning on internet. If he wasn't that great nobody would had learned his martial arts style from him. Btw stop hating him, you're not intelligent or smart enough you're just a "white skin boy" who believes on size or just a mma bozo.

[@hyperstormy976]

A K idk Man U wrote this whole paragraph of nonsense for no reason Bruce lee was an actor and a wing chun martial artist he never fought in competition, he was not as good of a fighter as most think, he just had good concepts, I’m sure any MMA fighter could beat Bruce lee

[@AK-rg9rm]

@@hyperstormy976 "He was not a good fighter as most think" XD Well that most aren't even thousands in numbers they're all Keyboard warriors. Nonsense? That was a reality which your whinny ass cannot accept. Competition? There you go. I'm talking about street fight! Without rules! MMA is a "Sport" for entertainment and Competition. And You guys believe it Real thats your problem 😂🤦🏻‍♂️ MMA fighters could beat bruce lee inside the cage with their own Rules... But on street fights Bruce would smoke 98% of them and even 2% later. Jon Jones, Dana White, Conor McGregor, Anderson Silva, Royce Gracie already said this statement. But i think Keyboard warriors like you might be more practical or knowledgeable than those fighting legends. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@hyperstormy976]

A K and BTW if Bruce lee ever had to fight any MMA fighter on the street his little ass would get dropped, it’s cute that you believe in that fantasy fighting shit but in the real world ur head bounces off the concrete

[@adammaysz9356]

JACKIE CHAN taktics

[@MMAShredded]

true!

[@wesman6445]

Your shuffle is flawless… it's like you're floating back and forth.

[@MMAShredded]

thanks!

[@-EEE-]

I was just thinking I could use the flicker punch for when I use Thomas the hitman herns flicker jab 💀