Most Untouchable Fighter.

[@LawrenceKenshin]

People often say Lerdsila is the fastest fighter, but that is impossible athletically as a 40 year old. What is true, is that he has genius Fight IQ. In this video, we examine how he fights so effortlessly... including some of his mindsets and tactics. What do you find the most impressive about Lerdsila? Learn from Lerdsila: www.legendarystriking.com

[@luutanbao11]

Lerdsila more like Lerdzilla

[@BlackHawk9eR]

Thank you once again putting up these awesome breakdowns of some of the most amazing fighters out there. I miss Kru Lerdsila (Mr. Lightning), its been so many years since the last time I've seen him and had the honor to train, spar and learn so much from him. The most humble, down to earth fighter, friend, Kru, brother you would ever meet. Keep doing your thing Lawrence and again thank you for this clip.

[@thesergiorevengeshow]

It seems like he can "see" and "process" his observable world, much much faster than the average person. Not unheard of, but he's more than just smart. His brain is like that of a Dragonfly, no joke. look it up

[@Inconceivable-Montoya]

Another superb video. rare to see a fighter so relaxed so confident. Incredible skill timing and fight nous. Loved it.

[@jabadashudau2422]

What ? He is 40 year old? I thought he eas in his 20's

[@ballisticbiscuit5706]

This guy's style is what everyone who doesn't know how to fight imagines they would do in a fight

[@redikurti8334]

Very underrated comment xD

[@Mankemista]

Very very underrated comment

[@3ayse]

Extremely underrated comment!

[@mohamedabd8285]

Ultra underrated comment

[@hakkdagdereli561]

I was thinking the same while reading this comment wtf

[@DANIEL-ls5ku]

“I’m not moving faster than you, I’m just moving before you do” - Lerdsila

[@angelicaplummer7427]

lerdsila is annoying🤡

[@d3zoorc]

anticipation means an amazing knowledge of his martial art

[@tac6044]

I will never understand these comments.

[@dariannisch7511]

Doesn't make sense 😂

[@asawinsaikookaew9489]

secret is a brave mind he look on opponent eyes, play the fight like a playing a doll, just feeling and blank thinking

[@Relic1_]

When you died so many times from a boss that you learned all of his attack pattern, and now ur dodging it lazily because you thought it was lame.

[@gerdanowinter8464]

Like you were in a time loop

[@watevalah]

Lerdzilla is a time traveller. Or he has Diavolo's King Crimson. Yeah I think the latter.

[@realizedpotential6640]

This kinda made me think of Sasaki Kojiro vs Poseidon in Records of Ragnarok

[@jacobxiongnu2931]

@@realizedpotential6640 anticipation of your enemies moves

[@smokeonfire3495]

Funny you say that because that's exactly how I did 1 coin clears in the arcades...!

[@FrancescoMarelli84]

This is not even fighting, this is poetry in motion, human capability explored to the fullest. What a privilege to watch, goodebumps ❤

[@jerradwhitehurst6959]

This man took Bruce Lee's quote be "Be water" to the max. And I'm sure he'd be proud

[@twitofu1885]

Stats: Points: 0/1350 Strength = 150 Block = 200 Speed = 500 Dodge = 500

[@jerradwhitehurst6959]

@Hien Thanh I know that 😂 but this man takes "Be water" to the extreme and Bruce would be proud no matter the art. And if you know shit about him. You literally can't counter me 🤷‍♂️😂 guess I should've been specific this is KZbin

[@jerradwhitehurst6959]

@Hien Thanh Never said they were associated with each other

[@Charles-ct5tr]

He became a moist now

[@jerradwhitehurst6959]

@@Charles-ct5tr fr 🙄 just gtfo

[@k4yser]

He doesn't react to attacks, he directs attacks to him, which he anticipates, through opening up and knowing the move catalogue of the sport. Very impressive, just imagine what has to run through his head within a short time frame and under pressure.

[@SethiozProject]

Well said, that's exactly what he's doing. He is perfect example of when you mix intelligence and martial arts. He uses the same technique that I use "Fight the enemy where he isn't". It means, don't just rush at your enemy, but make him come to you in a place where you feel comfortable fighting and where you have advantage. I've had few mma fights in my life (never lost) and I did same thing, I didn't just jump at my opponent like some rabies dog, I waited for them to make their first move. Now I'm using same technique in gaming and I have never been out smarted or out maneuvered in any game. I'm the master if it comes to this tactic.

[@thekeytobeunlocked]

@@SethiozProject gamer

[@thekeytobeunlocked]

@@Δενβρισκωνικ pro

[@ThePartisan13]

I think that's why he's as good as he is, he's able to process information faster than people.

[@thekeytobeunlocked]

@@ThePartisan13 true

[@rob-fb3ph]

This dude smiles a lot while fighting. It's a scary thing when you see someone actually good at ass kicking and having fun while doing it. Scary and I'm jealous as hell.

[@nikenick360]

Ronaldinho was like this in soccer too!

[@Snuggs845]

It's not scary it's frustrating.

[@itzjaily]

@@Snuggs845 I rather say intimidating xD

[@Snuggs845]

@@itzjaily no fighter is scared to fight another fighter as i said it's frustrating.

[@oprahftwinfree]

It's probably more infuriating than anything. It looks cocky and makes people lose patience and attack him, putting them off balance, which puts them right where he wants them. It makes them easier to predict.

[@Aqua_Gino]

1:21 that's a beautiful kick! How he first diverts his opponent's attention and then strikes at a different angle, still delivering a good amount of power. Wow.

[@krissifadwa]

There is a name for that kick but I do not remember what it is called.

[@pornchaidejpadung9265]

you can watch that beautiful kick from Saenchai PK he's original that kick

[@Kaylerca]

Its called the question mark kick, fake the body kick into the head

[@Slayyyer84]

@@Kaylerca exactly

[@anarchy_79]

@@krissifadwa Should be called God Damned Ninja Kick

[@artitly]

228 fights, 191 wins, 100 consecutive wins, 5 draws, 32 losses

[@antoinedalens6859]

😬 we can ad him with saenchai and buakaw

[@jkshallinheritearth3883]

29-0

[@dobby383]

@@jkshallinheritearth3883 cringe

[@adewumihafeez1666]

@@antoinedalens6859 And Rodtang

[@ijsthee1000]

@@jkshallinheritearth3883 xd a little roast to khabib

[@fishwoz17]

This dude is literally playing fighting games in real life. Covering options, reading attacks and frame perfect dodging. Insane

[@elvararchfeld9734]

i was thinking of saying that myself. xD 4:20 "if he tries to grab the leg, he will get punched. If he tries to kick, he will get pushed away. If he doesn't do anything, he'll just get attacked." There are so many situations in tekken that are like this.

[@calebrobinson6406]

Applying this to melee, reminds me of a legendary player named Borp. Was able to beat players better than him on paper because he was able to play his game so well

[@chrimony]

He's using cheat codes to slow the game down.

[@Kajnake]

PLUS ON BLOCK

[@dParakeet]

100-0 tho?

[@Jolly123123123]

"Only true masters of baiting could pull this off." I'm so glad my years of master baiting will finally pay off.

[@jonathanwilliams1644]

The call him "the master-baiter"

[@musicalgamer1076]

This is too good

[@renexerez2122]

He is the jack-off all trades

[@kyle-ez6hj]

good joke

[@Dragon-ej1fe]

Took me a sec to get the joke, genius.

[@thelordcapibara]

The man is on his own league. He flows, he adapts, he crashes, just like water. A true legend.

[@ChocolateMilkCultLeader]

His balance is insane. The way he switches positions is crazy

[@toobaffled_on_X_site]

It just goes to show the legends of old were real.

[@johnaeryns5364]

That's actually pretty standard for a muay thai fighter

[@whatyalokingat1735]

@@johnaeryns5364 “standard” yes the one that ACTUALLY give it their all to learn Muay Thai, you speaking as if everybody who learn Muay Thai can do it and lower it value then what it actually is, even in the sport his stand & movement is easily the best of the best unless you got year of experience on your hand you would never be able to do what he did even if you a physically gifted

[@johnaeryns5364]

@@whatyalokingat1735 it's actually funny you mention that, because yeah, that's about what it takes, around a year of experience. Know what a year of martial arts training gets you? About to that level. And yes, for a muay thai fighter, his level of balance is just standard. I haven't seen him do any of the high end moves they teach you. I've seen him do very basic shit, and overall. I'm just not impressed. Don't get me wrong, he's pretty good. But you can see this level of capability at state tournaments literally everywhere. He's not elite, he's average with a good hype man.

[@whatyalokingat1735]

@@johnaeryns5364 muay Thai is not even suppose to be fancy it simple and effective,like huh? Something telling me you never seen a traditional muay Thai class and "basic move" yes I can count on my finger and feet the number of people do what he do

[@ryanlim5638]

1:47 that leg kick dodge was crazy

[@MMAGamblingTips]

Insane! 😳

[@meyr1992]

I dont think its that crazy cuz these people are taught “when you grab one of his legs sweep the other” and he knew that so he preemptively dodged

[@wolfgeralt]

@@meyr1992 no offense but you should try. It's really hard to time it and there isn't a lot of video with dodge like that. This is all about his calmness and experience.

[@potassium3948]

@@wolfgeralt I mean it isn’t as crazy when you see all the other wacky shit he pulls off.

[@candicejoesugoma8410]

@@meyr1992 by all means please try jumping a sweep from a proffesional before you comment 💀

[@theobservers114]

One of my favorite quotes “Someone who works hard, can never beat someone who enjoys themself”

[@natsudragneel-ir7sr]

People who enjoy it probably in most case enjoy it because they are gifted at it. They also worked hard, but it's fun for them because they are gifted at it and always comes out on top. This guy would enjoy it less if he was not gifted and kept getting his skull bashed in.

[@pedrhomsfizio4875]

U hav no idea how fighting works omg

[@CoolAsianGuy]

What does that even mean? Only losers quoting dramatic quotes. Disgusting

[@zeuxlaught2797]

keyword :sometimes. and that sometimes is rare occurrence.

[@senatorarmstrong2100]

@@pedrhomsfizio4875 exactly, even someone with little to no skills can beat a gifted fight if he trains gard 24/7

[@somerandom7672]

1:44 dodging that sweep was insane. How?

[@kribbod]

Because he knows that's exactly what he probably would do in that situation. A qualified guess. Probably since they were in contact he could also feel him powering up to do it. This is what doing something 10 000 hours looks like. Flows like water. I've played musical instruments for 20 000 hours, musicians instinctively read each others minds like this.

[@dankganja]

fight IQ + loads of experience

[@Madi_Ernar]

I mean what else would his opponent do? That's how you knock your opponent down after grabbing his leg.

[@h0wud0in1]

actually that is relatively standard

[@nTrks8411]

Fighting IQ,EXP, good eyes to collect data from enermy ,muscle to move like your brain determine and sense like animal thay's make genius are different from us. I always trainmuaythai and boxing for newbie in my faculty, i can say that Sense and Moving IQ are hardest to train i always found that some times who train for a years losing for newbie that come to play as hobby for no reason and ,Yes i'm first group who always losing a newbie that i trained.😂😂😂😂

[@badluckrabbit]

this guy has mastered distance, timing, and tempo. He knows exactly where he needs to move, when he needs to move there, and how long he can safely rest in place before the next move.

[@MrVvulf]

I had to back up the video and put it on 0.25 speed to make sure I wasn't imagining the low sweep from the clinch that he jumped over just after 3:17

[@nathanoliveira5290]

Tu é da onde? Where you from?

[@Vixxing21]

He also knows that you know ;)

[@kowalski8]

such a vise comment

[@adolfosantana8038]

Out of curiosity, since I'm not familiar with UFC, who's a good example of having a genius fight IQ? This $#!t is entertaining as hell to watch lol!

[@cesarjimenezsalazar9322]

1:47 its insane how he predicts the other guy is going to kick him and even though one of his legs is stuck, he jumps in the air and avoids the hit. Its impressive

[@medx1553]

Lerdsila against wei rui, fell many times... LOL kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipi6q3t8hbiWn7c

[@97palm]

That was sick!

[@JaffarWolf]

That was absolutely impressive

[@DaDoctorJ]

Crazy stuff. It reminds me of something Dekkers did as well

[@clarkkent1177]

This is just common sense. If somebody grabs your leg from your kick you should know the next thing he's gonna try is a sweep, so you instinctively jump

[@sggod89]

The fact he outclassed but NEVER humiliated his opponent in all these clips was the most impressive thing about him.

[@hubertherbert4607]

He is 100% Water

[@morninglift1253]

He never humiliated his opponents? I would beg to differ. Lerdsila is constantly smiling, belittling his opponents. You don't think this would enrage his opponents? Many Muay Thai fighters do this and I suspect this pisses people off. Some may argue that this is cultural. We see fighters like Saenchai do it. But, even if it's cultural, it doesn't mean it's ok. I do believe that since it's cultural, we should be slightly understanding, but it's still wrong. For example, if a particular religion encouraged second-class status of women, we can't give it a pass. People tend to give passes to people who are wealthy, skilled, famous, etc., but this is wrong. It shouldn't matter who you are. Everyone should be respectful.

[@tony621]

He sure did humiliate his opponents and almost every fight. Standing there with gloves down and moving your head while smiling at the other fighter is one of the most humiliating things you can do in the fight game.

[@charlie1234500]

@Ke baX What about sticking your tongue out?

[@pkbanpps5809]

@@tony621 Style style, but not everyone is the same. will give a serious fight He wouldn't be flustered like this.

[@Somebody_VK]

The very definition of "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee."

[@ThepursuitofHappiness-fb8iy]

Dodge like a fly sting like a wasp

[@bluezz5002]

@@ThepursuitofHappiness-fb8iy that's the more accurate expression imo. a bee can only sting once

[@jasonhake5502]

​@@ThepursuitofHappiness-fb8iy a fruit fly

[@ThepursuitofHappiness-fb8iy]

@@jasonhake5502 dodge like politician How 'bout that

[@jasonhake5502]

@@ThepursuitofHappiness-fb8iy that's a good one

[@fitbaby]

He’s mastered his mind before mastering fighting. If you’ve ever been in a fight you know the amount of adrenaline and the amount of mental energy it takes in order to be hyper focused. He has managed to master that, his mind literally became like water and knows when to crash. When the mind flows like water the body will flowingly follow. What an exceptional fighter!!

[@Frisbinator]

Rickson Gracie talks about that a lot in his book Breath. Makes a lot of sense, people waste so much energy and cloud their rational ways of thinking with poor management of their emotional state.

[@Максим-щ6щ9з]

Be water my friend

[@mootoast8614]

fist of flowing water crushed rock one punch man one punch man one punch

[@unknown-unknown69]

Remember bruce Lee's quote? " Be water my friend "

[@itsmoses7892]

Very high quality comment Garry. Seems that you also have observed your mind keenly.

[@antoinehicks2681]

The man has experience, distance knowledge, common sense, fight IQ, hyper responsive reflexes, and memorization of all possible techniques that can be used at certain distances.

[@victorfranca85]

the leg resting on the opponent was pure domination. if they reach for it, it means their guard is down. Auto punch counter

[@TMCbeeder]

what is common sense doing in there hahaha

[@arnewinter1857]

no he doesnt have insane reflexes, cus he simply predicts the next move and counters it immediately

[@kliersheed]

@@arnewinter1857 try doing that with a reaction time of 2 seconds xd. its still reflexes. he might just be more perceptive and predictive than others but he still has to use his reflexes while perceiving and predicting.

[@ccrider3435]

On top of that, he is also known as"The Eel on a skateboard"😮

[@sumansankarghosh]

He is absolute treat to watch. His poise, his nonchalant ways in the ring and the supreme confidence instill terror in his opponent's mind.

[@EpicBunty]

Truly. I dont think any fighter even has the mental to go against him and not lose. Mentally.

[@__-fi6xg]

He Looks Like, a man who Loves to Fight.

[@boatbomber]

Imagine going against someone who is on a 100 win streak, you've given up before he even smirks at you

[@themurz6576]

I was lucky enough to have Lerdsila as a coach here in USA for a few years before he left. One of the nicest killers you could ever meet.

[@renegadetherapper]

And in addition to his strategy he also makes some of his opponents so clearly flustered that they lose their focus and rhythm and he totally throws them off and makes them over-exert their energy. Truly brilliant

[@unknown-unknown69]

Yey make your opponent miss has a huge impact on his psychology and state of mind It makes him frustrated to the degree that made him question himself " am I supposed to be here... "

[@1N2themystic]

But isn't that called strategy? Uuuhh, I think so maybe.

[@theseangle]

@@1N2themystic 🤓📸

[@aidanmullard929]

well yeah, if you throw a full barge combo at a guy and they causally dodge with a calm face staring you down, thats someone you dont want to fight.

[@notmyname3681]

Only other guy I can think of off hand who frustrated opponents to the point where they could barely bother to throw, was (in his early prime) Lomachenko in boxing. Dude made a world champ throw in the towel after three rounds without landing a strike.

[@salahdehina9733]

When his opponents smile of admiration while getting beaten by him is when I know how great he truly is.

[@jasondashney]

I literally can't imagine a higher compliment.

[@GrimmPoetics]

He's just a fight genius. In the old days these are the people who develop the styles we all rely on.

[@bagasputra2730]

Not just in the old days. I know some master that can do more. But all of their fight never been recorded. Because when they fight there must been blood.

[@adw6894]

He doesn't lose his cool, and calmness. It's very admirable

[@randomuser9506]

whew, I'm honestly amazed someone can attain that kind of mastery, this honestly looks like a choreographed action scene from a movie but it's not. The point about being stress free and not thinking / caring about the outcome sounds very important and makes total sense, sounds like it would be pretty handy to learn to get into this mindset even in everyday life.

[@karimsonsafehold9233]

It is a type of samadhi and provides matrix bullet time dilation.

[@travishibachi]

@Ruska Nah samadhi is just realizing you're completely in sync with everything around you. Insanity is when you still perceive separation ;)

[@n0wheregrrl]

It's a concept you can find in Taoism, actually.

[@alincuc2882]

This guy has Ultra Instinct like Goku, he reads his opponents' movements for a split second before making them.

[@randomuser9506]

@@n0wheregrrl mhm, that's interesting, thanks ! and not too surprising in the end x') it's defo the kind of wisdom you expect to find in ancient chinese culture

[@ChronoXShadow]

I'm impressed with how well he can read his opponent's movements from such a close distance. Usually you gotta see their face, shoulders, and hips to tell what they're going to do next. He's very close yet can dodge punches and kicks. Remarkable reaction time.

[@MrTinmansbrain]

I think he is beyond that. I think the body language he projects is largely what gives him the advantage. He knows how to make someone want to kick him in the face, or wherever it will best suit him.

[@SharkfightersSH]

This ability to read the enemy's next move was also a highly treasured ability among fighters throughout the ages and the inspiration for the Sharingan in the Shounen Jump Manga (and later Anime series) Naruto.

[@liveandlearn4445]

By baiting and most importantly reading even the smallest movements of your opponents that indicate their next moves. I just realized this is why Goku felt like he needed to fight Hit so bad. It was the perfect oppertunity to train how to predict his opponents moves since Hit had a huge advantage by skipping time and making his moves undetectable at the last moments and goku HAD to predict his moves. This training must have contributed to achieving ultra instinct as well. Mad... sometimes I don't understand why ppl say dbs has bad writing. Things like this are just hard to grasp I guess...

[@ChronoXShadow]

@@liveandlearn4445 Because UI was the only good thing from the whole series XD

[@edencieslowski9310]

If someone did what he does in every fight, he’d get jumped

[@MrKenn1990]

I had a chance to discuss with him how he developed this crazy dodging skill. According to him, its millions of times of light sparring over decades. Apparently when was young they didnt have too much pad session with coaches, so they just sparred instead of kicking bags.

[@santtu0386]

Where did you meet him?

[@MrDschiesus]

@@santtu0386 He was holding Pads for me one month ;) I saw him training his signaturemove with the Heavybag: giving it a pushkick and leanbackwards/under when it swung back. He is a coach at Phuket Top Team. Lots of great coaches there. Totally recommend to go there, you will not regret it. :)

[@Biden_is_demented]

@@MrDschiesus He has a lot of things working in his favor. He is tiny, and that helps in the speed of reaction. A heavy set man cannot make his muscles move fast enough to dodge a punch. He also is in outstanding physical shape. He achieves this tremendous speed by having his torso muscles tensioned 100% of the time. And only a man in excellent shape can withstand several rounds with every muscle tensioned. It is the only way to achieve that speed. If you relax the muscles, the time it takes to tension them back on and execute a move is enough to be a few hundreds of a second too late. You can´t cheat physics. Moving mass takes time. It takes time for our eyes to see the incoming punch, it takes time for our brain to recognize the threat, and it takes time for our brain to command our muscles to tension, and move. By having the muscles pre-tensioned, you win a few hundreds of a second of reaction time. The guy just turned it into a science, with years of practice, and probably a disciplined regimen of absolutely no toxins whatsoever. No alcohol, no tobacco, no drugs (even legal ones) no fast food, no anything at all that could hinder his reaction time. That means a clean living, and proper diet. An opponent that goes against him needs to study him and fight accordingly. Feints are paramount. If they throw every punch/kick they will tire themselves. Feinting a move makes the opponent expend energy, and not you. And they need to close the distance, always. In all these fights, his opponents are keeping the distance, which is a mistake.

[@Mstrskeletor89]

@@Biden_is_demented everything expends energy

[@cesarfigueroa6119]

a lot of light sparring is what bruce lee advocated for

[@Mark021611]

Very impressive. The man is the master of evasion. As he has said, he is not faster than his opponents, he just can read their minds and countermove before they finish their move. More power to the entertainer Lerdsila.

[@agraciotti]

1:48 the most impressive dodge I've ever seen.

[@AKDHFR]

i think it's alright, i thought most people can do that a.k.a reading attack.

[@ttchme9816]

@@AKDHFR easier said than done

[@khalif7201]

@@AKDHFR nah most people when fighting they went full ape shit doesn't care about dodging

[@arianepalaruan5208]

@@AKDHFR you're playing way too much games

[@yugo296]

@@khalif7201 lmao there was a huge guy who was fast and hella agressive i gave him 1 flying punch right on his cheek bone next thing i see is his big ass on the floor if your fighting a big guy hit him first or your gonna get rag dolled

[@stevet5379]

Lerdsila is almost beyond description sometimes. His fighting mind is insanely spot on, he sees it coming before the punch/kick is thrown. His ability to slide around his opponent and lure them in all the while staying several steps ahead of them is masterful! There are few "perfect" fighters, and Lerdsila is one of them for sure.

[@BirdwellingtonAmalgamation]

Not only does he see before its thrown, he's playing 12 moves ahead like a chess master. He anticipates reactions to reactions.

[@susanhunte1400]

Awesome awesome videos

[@susanhunte1400]

Awazing awazing videos

[@peak71naa81]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpvafqxraLChisk

[@akashverma5661]

ma man fighting like anime mc after his special secret training

[@TallicaMan1986]

Watching this dude fight is fascinating. He's the closest thing I've seen to ultra instinct.

[@Rk_yeptho]

I'm sure he was a fan of DBZ

[@thewinner4319]

@@Rk_yeptho True XD

[@something.for.everyone]

Bruce Lee territory..

[@JinhoIzanagawa]

You've seen Muhammad Ali fights? That guy is not only impressive for doing the Evasive style this guy is using, He's a heavyweight that moves quick. Essentially a freal of nature.

[@managerkim6838]

@@JinhoIzanagawa I find this guy more fascinating

[@MsSharisa]

Damn. 40 years old?? This guy is amazing.

[@_____honeyBee]

14 yes old maybe

[@captainkidney8577]

2:22 the coldest KO i've seen in a while

[@maleikj4222]

straight. cold.

[@pgame20]

@@maleikj4222 question mark kick game on 💯

[@LowenKoniig]

I forgot the name of the fighter he fought but the story is interesting. No one wanted to fight lerdsila in that event so the guy who fought him took the challenge. He was making his muay thai debut and thought it was a good idea to go up against lerdsila.

[@nTrylo]

“I’d like to report a breech in the matrix.”

[@LowenKoniig]

Found the full fight if anyone is interested in watching it kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6exh52OhLWtd8k

[@Unimportant]

I think the most fun part about watching him fight is seeing just how little he breaks eye contact. That alone makes his fighting look extremely confident as much as his incredible feints and dodging.

[@vikinglife6316]

Eye contact is one of the ways he is able to predict what his opponent is gong to do before he does it. In old school martial arts they teach you to master this.

[@cjgreen4331]

mike tyson said to look at the shoulders though, cause that's where punches are coming from

[@vikinglife6316]

@@cjgreen4331 In boxing yes because all you get is punches but in a regular fights you want to study the eyes to determine what he will do.

[@johankaruyan5536]

@@vikinglife6316 what if the opponent's eyes is squinted

[@vikinglife6316]

@@johankaruyan5536 Then attack. They should have their eyes open at all times to see their opponent. If they are squinting their vision is not clear. You never take your eyes off your opponent even when ducking and weaving. The first basic concept is you can see their entire body from the eyes down. The 2nd is you can pick up their next move but takes practice. If they blink, squint or do anything that impairs their vison for a split second you engage. Take a jab and cross for example. The jab really is to stun your opponent for that split second to follow through with the cross. Sure you can knock someone out with a jab done correctly but that is not really the point of it.

[@willyames9463]

This dude is like a chess player. He can picture every next move and know exactly how to evade and/or counter it.

[@neroatlas798]

truth be told, almost all chessplayers aside from grandmasters dont know what their doing till they only have quite the pieces left

[@shahidkarim9910]

He’s much like Gaolong Wongsawat

[@FlexAndFinancePeyton]

Hikaru knockurassout

[@DeadCrasher]

Er vergleich Thaiboxen mit Schach ich krieg die Krise

[@bait5257]

@@neroatlas798 that's just so wrong. Have u ever played chess on 2000 elo you are a just a 800 elo player lmao

[@VikingGuitarVideos]

I dont know how he managed to read the low kick at 1:48 but man that was some sweet evasion

[@longbowshooter5291]

I'm guessing that since he had a hold of his head and shoulder he felt the guy's movement and knew what was coming. He would feel the guy shifting his weight to his supporting leg, and would reason it was so he could throw a kick with his free one then. Through years of doing it, he was ready.

[@catbert7]

If you slow it down, he starts to jump right when he sees the other guy hop forward with his support leg. Only one reason to do that, so he countered it, by muscle memory.

[@Lehnerd]

well if your opponent caught one of your legs they will usually try to sweep your other leg and make you fall on your ass, so it was not that hard to know there was a low kick coming. combine that with the decades of experience and hundreds of fights lerdsila has under his belt and you get this masterpiece of an evasion.

[@violahero4life]

@@MicroMintyHourglass I think he is

[@violahero4life]

@@MicroMintyHourglassStill awaiting his reply to determine whether he is or not

[@8888-x4t]

This guy's reactions are insane. He simply evades and hits them while they recover or where they're not expecting. What a savage

[@astralart._.1800]

bones 4 life

[@CB-rv2lj]

ctrl alt dlt

[@davidbeppler3032]

Pro tip. If someone takes a swing at you, it is almost always the right hand. If it was the right hand, the next hit will always be the left hand. Now you can win most fights in 3 hits. Congratulations. Enjoy life.

[@anthrax.7745]

It's not all about the reactions it's also about the prediction. He just has too much fight sense that he knows where and when his opponent's gonna strike man it's crazy.

[@nolol700]

@@davidbeppler3032 then your opponent goes double or triple jab with the same hand and your get ko'd

[@badguy7432]

He doesnt always use ultra instinct. Many times, he lures his opponents into attacking or moving to the exact spots he wants so that he can dodge them with ease and counter afterwards. Also, the reason he always leans his upper body forward is so that he could lean back at a further angle to dodge both punches and kicks. Taunting and dodging are very effective in fighting. It not only allows you to step into a counter faster, it allows you to destroy other's ego everytime they misses. You can see his opponents losing confidence and lowering their guards as time passes. He's a true god at his own games.

[@10_98L]

Ok

[@justsomevids4541]

tRuE gOd. Lol.

[@hunk9891]

@@justsomevids4541 At the martial art, yes.

[@justsomevids4541]

@@hunk9891 doesn't make logical sense. The definition of God would be all-powerful, omnipotent, omnipresent, etc. No one believes thats what the fighter is, makes more sense just to say "he's a beast" or something to indicate he's a strong creature

[@hunk9891]

@@justsomevids4541 I agree, great point.

[@hrpickinstuff]

That move where his opponents throw a straight right and he just moves back a few inches and looks right at him so calmly gets me everytime 😄

[@batonrougerp7423]

I would’ve just got out the ring

[@ilphannkrumbih1934]

@@batonrougerp7423 exactly it's quiting time after that

[@RajdeepKalita-ek4qd]

Its a left jab

[@granzon7396]

Like he already reads ur attack before u actually attack 😂

[@yankingtv8710]

That’s a jet li move he always does that in his movies

[@clapdrix72]

When the trainers at Jocky Gym in Bangkok were asked who the most talented fighter they'd ever trained was, they all said Lerdsila. For reference, Saenchai, Somrak and Rolek were all trained by those same coaches.

[@subhabrataray4786]

Absolute beast! A man that actually "plays" a deadly game must has to be a true master. This is truly motivational for everyone wanting to master a skill to a next level. Respect.

[@demukazz]

He's like every anime main protagonist who found himself. What a legend!

[@Bob-gk3gd]

You forgot when that main protagonist made 2 episodes of him flash blacking his dramatic childhood.

[@djwhiz03]

Ultra instinct

[@alexfoster9683]

Except this isn't cringy af like every anime

[@cptbamboo2217]

Animetumor

[@jackstack2136]

@@Squeekysquid All of them tbh

[@Stuart68505]

His skill at avoiding getting hit is amazing. It must save him a lot of energy but must really wear on his opponent’s timing as well as wearing them out.

[@Sysor0]

Exactly. He wears his opponents out physically AND mentally. Imagine how frustrating it would be to keep attacking but knowing it’s not doing anything. That’s gotta be so damn frustrating.

[@edencieslowski9310]

Can he dodge a bullet? 🤔

[@jljljl560]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3LKeKylbLlnfZo

[@Explodingstrawberry125]

He's the type of guy to master all the combos in a fighting game, and know exactly when to use each move and combo

[@merlinambrosius2554]

honesty, if I were to fight him, it would reach a point where I stopped, bowed, and thanked him for the experience.

[@linoleon100]

He would hit you in the face the moment you stop

[@Amu_LEGEND]

@@linoleon100 lmao

[@merlinambrosius2554]

@@linoleon100: lol… what do you think he was doing to me up to that point?

[@hanyanama9308]

Put him on the ground and submissions

[@whitzala]

Me 3 seconds in

[@verisimilitone]

This guys head, when he's not taunting, is practically permanently affixed on his opponents' feet. He always knows their Point B.

[@kakarottoothesaiyan5712]

This man is learning "Ultra instinc" from the beerus itself

[@aydenharper1085]

Plot twist he has a foot fetish😂

[@MrLee64]

@@aydenharper1085 🤣

[@johnaeryns5364]

No it isn't....... he's watching their eyes, and that's not uncommon. Actual good fighters always watch their opponents eyes

[@ejjsdhgxjdhhdhsh2339]

@@johnaeryns5364 ye because they can hit with the eyes

[@StaticDreamsEntert]

Never heard of this guy. This was amazing to watch.

[@poyomismo098]

No so much Muay thai in ur pocket 😊

[@UnusuallyLargeCrab]

Now you know and your life is better for it am I right

[@giulio76ful]

what...??? you serious..???

[@simply11believelane47]

Welcome.....loll

[@อาร์มโมบาย-ป6ป]

เขาเพียงแค่ สนุกกับคู่ต่อสู้ของเขา และไม่อยาก ทำร้าย คู่ต่อสู้ หากไม่ ปากดี ไปดูถูก เหยียดหยาม ก็จะไม่เจ็บตัวมาก โปรดสังเกตุ เอาเอง นะครับ

[@hdnfbffbnf]

We not just gonna sit here and ignore the fact that at 1:17 this man leg speed broke the charts, even the slow motion looks like regular footage speed still.

[@Mcali1984]

It's very rare when someone born to do something, does what their born to do. Many pros we see today, aren't supposed to be too tier of their sport. They just practiced a lot. This man, was created to fight. And then he just added to it.

[@ZackSuru]

I agree!

[@cheddaman4411]

i agree entirely. just saying though, you didnt need any of the commas you used lol

[@aeon_waltz4591]

The best trainer's you don't hear about in Thailand won't train foreigners.

[@hungrydummy1138]

keep dreaming

[@MrWongWey]

@@hungrydummy1138 Same back to you

[@Moese]

“Timing beats speed, and accuracy beats power”- 🧙‍♂️

[@davondavis4523]

I like this one

[@geethuvarghese9103]

Me too..🌷

[@energy_waves]

Imagine having Timing, Speed, Accuracy and Power.

[@birthdayzrock1426]

@@energy_waves Then you have 1hp.

[@mikeythompson7777]

@@energy_waves Roy Jones Jr. in his prime.

[@thirdeffect]

His fighting is mental and his body is an extension of his mind. It's more of a dance than a fight. 🤝🏽 respect

[@chrisdavis4479]

That's what Muhammed Ali said... they form like vultron 😊🤙🤙🤙

[@IUTwibbles]

It's like a cosmic gumbo

[@spillledcarryout]

Exactly!

[@kevinsyler2272]

Man that front kick to left head kick at 2:25 was beautiful.

[@da.reverend]

Watching the rest of the video, I see that he not only mastered Ali’s Rope-A-Dope, but has taken it to another level; and, still, with his hands down. Amazing.

[@Kaddywompous]

Well, Ali couldn’t use his legs.

[@da.reverend]

@@Kaddywompous True that

[@Katanski]

Anderson Sylva was doing the same in MMA, until he got beaten.

[@doggSMK]

@@Kaddywompous yeah, Ali's opponents could not use legs either 🤷🏻‍♂️😁

[@stevenm4966]

"Outcome independence allows him to flow". Magnificent, absolutely magnificent -he does not experience any anxiety or apprehension, no hesitation, no frustration or haste. He's absolutely free flowing b/c he is free from consequence or any future regret. Completely in the moment.

[@APEXPR3D4TOR]

it is so damn hard to get in that state but when you do it feels better than drugs

[@bryantaylor1572]

We all feel like we'll move this way til we get hit in the face.

[@jeffbrownstain]

Ten thousand years ago they called it 'zen'

[@romuloambay9624]

he is indifferent, no matter the outcome, to defeat or victory. .that was his fighting philosophy which made him superior in mental and psychological level of combat. .truly one of a kind. .a legend

[@medx1553]

Lerdsila against wei rui, fell many times... LOL kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipi6q3t8hbiWn7c

[@firebeard7]

As they said in Baki: "Someone that works hard can never beat someone who enjoys himself!"

[@b.y.o.p.9035]

Nice.

[@oxymoron2349]

seems plausible

[@chrisding7419]

goku and vageta you mean?

[@efiding97]

Thank you for your comment it made my life

[@hlouis729]

fighting tryhard vs fighting enjoyer

[@darren_anscombe]

Imagine this on the battlefields of time, hand to hand combat in 10th century or before, without gunpowder. Trained soldiers like Lerdsila everywhere. It must have been a sight to behold.

[@AlexGullen]

Awesome video. Artists like this are rare, more so when considering the furnace within which they perform. Extremely humbling and awe inspiring to watch :-)

[@LawrenceKenshin]

Thank you very much! Really appreciate your support and time.

[@jaysmythe154]

@@LawrenceKenshin dont know if you'll see this but I was very impressed with your video, it is quite amazing visually but also your commentary was strikingly astute, (no pun intended!) This mental state of 'outcome independence' is like a father teaching his child how to play draughts, or even noughts and crosses! He just seems to be so far ahead of his pupil it's almost like he has a time machine in his eyes! And him saying that he doesn't move faster than his opponent, he just moves before him is more evidence that he is super relaxed and focused on anticipating a dodge, block or strike, just amazing. Thank you, so much, the best breakdown with the most brilliant examples I've seen, Cheers! X

[@DarkMetaOFFICIAL]

i disagree, he's not rare. There is no other Lerdsilla.

[@gadgalleto5906]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3eTin-BgJWhn80

[@The-Man-On-The-Mountain]

If I were one of those fighters that can't land a single strike, I'd eventually crack up. Like, how do you do that! XD

[@LawrenceKenshin]

hahaha they do crack up bro, look closely! almost all of them start laughing!

[@The-Man-On-The-Mountain]

@@LawrenceKenshin Yeah, I wrote it before watching the funny interaction with the other fighter. That's exactly what I mean XD

[@UnusuallyLargeCrab]

I also can't help but laugh when my trainer throws something at me I didn't even know was possible. It's a rush to have your ideas of what is and isn't possible changed like that.

[@santoss5807]

And with the bright light shining behind him, he'll ask: "u want to learn? I'll teach u" :)))

[@joshdorrance8821]

I would like to see him box Mayweather, would be interesting.

[@Sa-Jan]

He was my neighbor living next to me in Thailand. In a very small village near Chum Phae. I know his whole family..... In 2005, he came over to our house many times. He just was a young boy who was training Muay Thai. And I trained in the same Gym at that time. I never thought to hear about him again. But nowadays, he's one of the best fighters and in the same class like Rodtang, Petdam....BTW: Even Wiki doesn't know, where hes really come from. If anybody wants to know the name of the village; please ask me.

[@conradsmight2220]

That's pretty cool

[@kimmys2982]

If the wiki don't know it he prollly wants to keep it private So it not good to disclose the info

[@sirbill443]

His class same as Saenchai

[@Sa-Jan]

@@kimmys2982 I just wanted to let know his birthplace to fans only. It's a small issaan village. It's sooo calm and quiet there. I've been living there nearly 5 years. Im making a little bit comercials for that village. Anyway, it's worth to see it once. BTW: My in-laws still live in this village. 👍🙏

[@Sa-Jan]

@@sirbill443 They know each other. But back in these days, I hadn't the knowledge like nowadays. But Saenchai is a class for himself. Thanks for the information. 👍❤

[@unknownentity8256]

8:00 If you watch this in 4X slowmotion the questionmark kick still is nearly a single or two frames from teep position to foot on chin. Nothing short of incredible.

[@enormousmaggot]

I watched this at least ten times. I can't believe it

[@Moody1110]

Holy shit. I didnt know that it was a ? kick. I thot it was a super quick kick. Fukcing insane.

[@slashnagy6]

“You are more successful when you are outcome independent.” This is very true. I have experienced this when going out partying

[@Readbetweenthelines1]

He keeps his eyes open all the time, observes every movement, and watches where his opponent is winding up to kick or punch. most people are concerned with self-preservation or emotion. He 'simply' focuses on movement and reads his opponent. He is phenomenal!

[@SimonRika-o5t]

I'd argue it is the opposite... like a magician who doesn't use special tricks to figure out what card you took, he just makes sure you take the card he wants you to take. It's not about predicting what the next strike will be, its about showing the opponent the things that will make him throw the strike you want him to throw.

[@crisalcantara7671]

​@@SimonRika-o5tcorrect brow , I'll remember what you've taught me😊

[@omioreza9188]

I'm the best and I'm way better than samartkzbin.infoRAncIQgwVyE?si=cqgZ4VOy5vuNTv2W

[@Volffgor]

1:47 that Dodge was brutally perfect

[@Rahul_Rao_001]

This is what happens When you know about your inner strength and have control over it, he's doing it with such finesse and made it look like everything is soo easy which obviously isn't. Legend.

[@anarchy_79]

That is what happens when you DEVELOP inner strength over decades.

[@TheArtofGuitar]

Is Morpheus his corner man?

[@มีมังงะที่ไหนเจอข้าพเจ้าที่นั่]

The matrix belongs with us, haha.

[@madden7732]

What the fuck are ya doing here

[@mugen-PT]

🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 Lerdsila !!! One of the nicest guys you’ll ever meet. Trained with him here in Thailand- his Fight IQ is SHOCKING

[@curbyourshi1056]

I've never seen anyone fight like this. Absolute legend. Outcome independent means you're probably gonna win.

[@WinAFreeAppleIPod]

roy jones jr feels similar to me

[@jljljl560]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3LKeKylbLlnfZo

[@gicking3898]

Thank you for this video. 40yo!!! Amazing. Imagine him when 70 ir 80yo.....he'd be like those legendary stories, where some young tough guy attacks him, and he just weaves and flows, as if he's an ancient shaolin monk. Amazing

[@cleech74]

Only a handful of fighters throughout modern history who’ve achieved this skill level, and they break the spirit & will of fighters at the highest levels of competition. It’s fascinating, awe-inspiring, and terrifying, all at once. Thanks for the entertaining & informative content!

[@emiliocedeno369]

Can you list those fighters? I’m starting to practice my kicks 🦵🏼 and want to be like Sam “The Flying Hawaiian”

[@cleech74]

@@emiliocedeno369 If you haven’t seen Jose Aldo vs Uriah Faber, it’s a crazy leg kick festival, and went all five rounds. Edson Barboza also has crazy leg kicking skills. For Muay Thai champions, Buakaw, and Senchai. Those two break the will of their opponents, and make it look easy. Personally, I think they are the toughest guys in the world.

[@Ander01SE]

@@emiliocedeno369 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hn2rlHaso6mmgtE

[@anarchy_79]

@@emiliocedeno369 Not Muay Thai, but I think you could learn a lot from Niccolino Locche if you want to see another true legend of defense.

[@MrSupernova111]

In boxing I would add Mohammed Ali. In his prime he would taunt his opponents just like this. He was practically untouchable. One of his best displays was against Cleveland. The fight is in full color on youtube.

[@tomengland299]

Had the honour of training and drinking with lerdsilla while in Thailand, he’s such a happy friendly guy and his fight IQ and evasiveness are insane

[@Zenasanatomy]

any tips you picked up from him?

[@zone000]

yeah, did he gave you any tips?

[@elvararchfeld9734]

How about the tips, friend?

[@Joespmama.]

Everyone in the thread: any tips? That one guy:

[@zone000]

@@Joespmama. LMAO WTF

[@davidedgar2818]

This man deserves the Grand Master title for sure. He's a true planning master. I've never seen such technique.

[@BlackPawGaming]

His is the same as Sanchai style but more evasive. Same root though. Sanchai is more hybrid.

[@ghostspoon1082]

The greatest video to explain what is the beauty in fight. This is more than "free violence". To fight is like doing music. Both acrivities can put you "in the flow"

[@khrazy_one6472]

He had training ever since he was little. Dodging all the objects his mom threw at him or tried to hit him with.

[@cheese6783]

Yowww thats cool

[@NalluMusic]

hahaha that's true🤣🤣

[@letschaos2449]

he playes souls like games in nohit modus with no experience

[@trentreffner5699]

Yes... the chinese moms flip flop is a dangerous weapon xD ask Steven He

[@MrNobodyMNY]

@@trentreffner5699 hes thai

[@kushaldhaked]

So finally someone achieved Obsevstion haki in real life 🔥

[@Culture_of_Man]

Or Ultra Instinct.

[@turkeyman631]

Lol thats what I was thinking about. Cant wait for tonights episode.

[@Livyatan707]

future sight

[@yujiro1546]

Muhammad Ali already achieved that

[@yujiro1546]

Muhammad Ali already achieved that

[@victoryfirst2878]

This has to be the most unique fighting methods I had ever seen. I would bet you that this person is beyond most master fighters for sure.

[@emerysimpson5049]

I heard that there are many Muay Thai fighters in Thailand who are similar to Saenchai, but they choose to stay in Thailand, so few foreigners know about them.

[@Unclekitty9926]

You are right. I am Thai. Anyway, Saenchai still a legend.

[@Puleczech]

I am not interested in fighting, but this is truly a remarkable talent.

[@YogeshAnandS]

2:50 that jab is like cobra attack , so impressive. But man those reflexes are on next level

[@colinhoyng3522]

For real…. Dude threw that punch in 1/10 a second and still got weaved

[@CP-gl3lg]

2:52

[@thasoufside713]

That right there is the true art of telegraphy. He used energy from the slight foot pivot and extended it to his left

[@secretservice1816]

Its like a matrix scene

[@RavenClaw-dn7my]

Not to mention, the opponent has some crazy range on that jab, and lerdsila pulled his head just at the correct distance, nose kissing the opponent's glove, while maintaining eye contact, while his opponent throws a low kick only to find it already checked , again all while lerdsila is looking him in the eye. I would've exited the ring then and there.

[@AverageGabriel]

Lerdsila IS swag itself! I can't even dream of reaching his mental level of playing other fighters like a by yourself chess game.

[@LawrenceKenshin]

grand master of chess, absolutely amazing!

[@kato_dsrdr]

2:51 damn. That looks like it came straight from anime. The opponent was unbelievably fast and that punch was thrown perfectly yet he still managed to dodge it.. I do MMA and boxing and I doubt that I can reach this level of reflex no matter how hard I train.

[@ghostttriddder]

For people saying he got exposed at the gabriel fight. This man is 40 yr old by the time of that fight. Reflex and Speed declines by age.

[@StaticDreamsEntert]

True. But people who try to find a way to discredit someone are just trying to feel better about themselves from people who are/ have accomplished things.

[@UnusuallyLargeCrab]

He did a ton of homework and preparation and fought well. Any time two good fighters fight, a good fighter has to lose.

[@Markperna1]

The Varga fight was in 2012. He was 31. Not 40. He's 40 now. He was born in 1981.

[@maggnet4829]

Gabriel Varga prepared very particularly for this fight, while his oppenent seems just relied on his experience. Typical overconfidence. Gabriel Vargas recently made a video on KZbin about the fight. Well worth watching!

[@DANIEL-ls5ku]

Even Varga respect him.

[@emmettlester739]

Almost couldn't believe it, was thinking it was choreographed for a second but man he's just amazing. Genuinely speechless. I don't know how I never heard of this guy. Amazing!!

[@speedsterh]

Ditto. I can't understand why this guy is not known more ! He's a frigging genius !

[@ShayPatrickCormacTHEHUNTER]

This is what humans are capable of. Movies were real after all.

[@squigglestheazz]

Watch the Israel Adesanya vs Paulo Costa Fight. Israel was in flow state. It humbled me.

[@Godsent...]

Bruce lee : “Be water” Lerdsila : *and i took that personally*

[@Flip65001]

Maaaaaaaan!!! Lmfao i felt this

[@tgittodaysallyougot9491]

My favorite from your channel so far man.

[@ChrisKsan]

Man, that sway back of his, away from full speed jabs or straights is straight up anime level of skill! I mean... It's just ridiculous!

[@buckiesmalls]

3:15 as soon as he said "Let that sink in for a second" I have slowed it down to 25% and damn. It almost looks like magic the way he stepped over that low kick with each leg individually.

[@BruceLeon83]

This guy is a definitely a top class fighter applying Bruce Lee's philosophy about being water and flowing. He moves before the opponent, he isn't ridged in movement .

[@danfrasin3220]

my friend !are you ok ??? fighter means many ways of fighting ! no weapons , freestyle , no gloves , no referee , no weight rules ... street fight and many others !

[@kathymchenry2208]

I sparred as a kid and I still get chills watching master fighters.

[@darknecromancer34]

In fighting game, that's frame analysis. When his opponent's action startup frame, he start little bit delay. His move is a counter to his enemies moves. He dodged the active frame of his enemy and when his enemy goes into recovery frame, he will whiff punish the attacker by quicker attacks.

[@doesntmatter4136]

Is it really frame analysis though? He doesn't react to the startup frames, he predicts the button lol. It's a read.

[@SiniBANG]

He has godlike yomi, some of the opponents barely show any tells especially that back sway at the jab.

[@boom-jr8vi]

yeah IMO he's just reading the opponent really well. An example I can give is For Honour, Most Gryphons will dodge into a heavy, most Black Priors will try to flip everything you have. What I'm trying to say is Lerdsila's not using frame analysis, he's just predicting what his opponent will do in advance. He's prepared as F.

[@TheJackmilla]

@@boom-jr8vi He's just fought for so long and trained so well, his instincts are way above the average to even some professional fighters, that he can see every move in the book being done already before it happens.

[@MRgemmu]

He is like playing a video game, enjoying every move he takes with funny grim on his face

[@nelion95]

his combat sense is incredible. he baited and predicted his opponent's moves and whats more he moves and reacts at such high speed. this is what one could achieved from countless match

[@spl2238]

I believe his style of fighting is best compared to an illusionist... he baits you into picking a card you think was completely your choice. When in reality he made you pick the card, he knew the outcome before you did and knows how to react perfectly as if he could see the future. The rest is just showmanship and an act for entertainment. Its the same thing you see here, he is making you throw certain punches or kicks without you knowing he wants you to do this. When you do it he can react as if he is faster or is predicting the future. This is the definition of complete mastery at an art, 1 of a kind.

[@Brubarov]

I'm amazed as how grounded he is, barely moving while kicking with force (on toes!). Really impressive attitude, like you say. Thanks!

[@Xinyuuu7]

That’s so much experience throughout so many years fighting. He literally memorized by repetition all the movements that he can perceive within one electrical signal of the opponent’s body.

[@Stuart267]

This dude is 40 years old & he moves like a 20 year old. That is some superior genetics right there

[@moresezer8680]

Food, Lifestyle and Fitness diffrence, i think

[@hanspump2510]

I think he moves like a 40 year old. Economic, only as far as he needs to, but in a perfectly precise execution.