Qigong grandmaster explains how standing still develops martial power Fa Jin

[@Vahvafitness]

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[@KARATEbyJesse]

Cool! 🔥 In Okinawan Karate, we call this ”chinkuchi” (expansion). 🥋 It’s the old method of impact, as opposed to ”kime” (contraction) used in modern Karate. 🇯🇵 Thanks for sharing! 👊

[@markushu705]

Good to know that Karate have this principle too. 🙂👍

[@franckherrmannsen7903]

either one works, if properly understood, no epansion without contraction vice versa

[@joseki6644]

One of the 5 southbound tigers, Gu Ruzhang, once killed a Russian circus horse with his iron palm, and once broke 12 unspaced bricks in one strike which was photographed.

[@azeddinemaache4809]

The japonaise karaté is the modification of chineese kung-fu..it's the originaire formes of all martial arts .

[@danielle9433]

@@azeddinemaache4809 the Chinese is original?

[@mattavila7889]

The Grandmaster of my system posses this. He is 70yrs old and still moves amazing but when he touches you, you can feel the electric force through the body. I believe this is when you have reached a level of mastery. Great video, amazing content. Thank you

[@thunderflower7998]

What master?what style?

[@mattavila7889]

@@vids595 I’m going to leave this alone but cause your most likely a keyboard warrior that gets off on this type of stuff.. smh

[@giovelazquez8872]

@@mattavila7889It’s a valid question

[@davefletch3063]

These videos are the first time monkey kung-fu isn't treated as a joke. Real and hard core training, amazing physique and smooth movement

[@TuongNguyen-te8zy]

in the silent flute (Bruce Lee cowritten but he died before the movie was produced) there was a monkey fighting style

[@GoldenbellTraining]

"Big movement is better than small movement, but no movement is the king of all movement." -Wang Xiangzhai

[@marcochaiwallah811]

wasnt it: small movement is better then big movement, but no movement is the best ?

[@TerenceSpencerYT]

Right☺️👍

[@earlyriser438]

Thank you so much for your work. The master's words at 17:50 resonate at my deepest level. A lot of what is teased in the videos I seem to have stumbled across by accident through massive pain, suffering and introspection, but I am flying blind. I need a master so that I might master myself, and in turn teach my kids. I will have enough saved up to pay the tuition within the next ten days, I look forward to learning. Thank you.

[@kurenai5000]

Standing meditation is very good. It opens up the body so that your martial power can properly flow. This along with taiqi movement allows for unrestricted fajin.

[@equilibriomartialmind777]

You can develop fa jin with standing meditation, but not the common standing on youtube method

[@seamusnaughton8217]

Your great master lam watching all your vedlos you have one thing great control of your mind

[@dawnegarcia]

Love the videos. Thank you and truly love the Master's Wisdom in the teaching.❤❤❤❤🎯⚡⚡

[@DaDoubleDee]

One day I will have enough money to buy one of these lovely programs. I can't wait

[@brentmouille]

I too feel the same, I feel the information is worth the price however society has made it difficult to afford that especially at this time.

[@pinksta96]

Yeah I'm right behind you too

[@Eclair03]

Pareil. 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

[@DaDoubleDee]

@@byna5809 one day !!

[@maxgoldfield7790]

Yeeeaaaaahhhh, no - for someone who spent decades learning and trying to recreate a supposedly effective fighting style, he did relatively poorly against an arguably average MMA athlete: www.reddit.com/r/MMA/comments/38k7s7/monkey_kung_fu_in_mma_fight_starts_at_552/ kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaaldKOLobyie7s So much for the "magic" of traditional kung fu/wushu.

[@alexanderchiali]

Thank you...this is truly a real master...i can tell by the way he moves and speaks and is built...thank you sir

[@charlesthompson9889]

Actually his build has nothing to do with it

[@alexanderchiali]

@@charlesthompson9889 his build tells me about his hardwork...your understanding about my comment tells me alot about you...

[@wayoftheforesthand]

The more I hear from This great master, the more I am convinced he is an a incredibly rare breed of master with the complete package. I am trying to save up for his programs because they seem to be worth the high cost. High quality comes at a high price but it’s worth it I think.

[@johnmathew8543]

How much does his program cost?

[@maxgoldfield7790]

Yeeeaaaaahhhh, no - for someone who spent decades learning and trying to recreate a supposedly effective fighting style, he did relatively poorly against an arguably average MMA athlete: www.reddit.com/r/MMA/comments/38k7s7/monkey_kung_fu_in_mma_fight_starts_at_552/ kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaaldKOLobyie7s So much for the "magic" of traditional kung fu/wushu.

[@Ermude10]

@@maxgoldfield7790 You don't have to be the best in MMA to be able to call yourself a master in a "combat-effective" martial arts. I watched the video you posted, and based on that it's obvious he's good at fighting. The match could've gone either way but he got knocked in the head and got KO:d. It also seems like he was approaching his 40s. My point is that judging his total worth by a single video in a field that's not even his main focus is naive at best. If you want to be an MMA fighter then you're probably right, you shouldn't buy this program.

[@jumanjiday7970]

Thankyou🙂

[@selfcarethedao2498]

Thank you Grandmaster Jiang Yu Shan.

[@pauls3364]

Thanks for sharing such wisdom sifu and student 💯🙏👌🇬🇧🇵🇹

[@nobodyrissole1921]

Yes yes. I too feel the power of the Thai chi monkey fist.

[@nightdays6965]

Can u tell u .who is your intertnal wing chun kung fu instructor

[@sirtonydelgado4136]

Hell yeah power is how hard you hit the wall and torque is how far you take it with you

[@pyronicdesign]

This man does not get enough credit.

[@BlessedIndeed1]

Ikken Hissatsu...effortless effort. Less is more. This is martial art.

[@blactwulf5051]

Vibration energy ✨️

[@boheadlam1177]

Great video! Eero, where did you get the uniform that you wear in the beginning of the video? Sorry, I don’t know the technical name.

[@Vahvafitness]

Thank you Bo, that is the master's school uniform that is not available for the public

[@Jaysmith-oy4jz]

Thank you master hisham , you describe things very eloquently, only a lifetime of diligent practice can produce the levels of skill you display . Thanks for sharing your knowledge . Can you explain the power developed by Zhang zhuang , standing post exercises . ?

[@laffta6727]

have you ever had your question answered?

[@Spectre2434]

The Varja Palm . Is this from Varjamukti

[@jamesneil9160]

Thank you for your efforts and the availability of this knowledge. Peace and love

[@briannemeth3296]

I got punched through the air by a Bagua master 40 years ago. It felt nothing like a physical force. It was definitely electric. When he initially touched me to sense my energy, I could visualize the electricity moving through his body and when it hit me I was flying through the air . In the past forty years of taichi practice and iron palm I have broken coconuts and dented steel doors and this energy moves with coordination visualization and is definitely electric

[@urmama54]

what practice in particular cultivates this internal electricity?

[@edtheangler4930]

I know someone who trained shaolin at high level and knocked out a gang member wearing a bulletproof steel vest trough his torso. He also threw me several meters with no speed when I was 240lbs and he was around 135lbs. His presence was something I've only felt from a few people

[@charlesthompson9889]

I'm on board,

[@azeemnomax8137]

Thank you for making these videos

[@ajik88]

are you kidding me? WOUW energy. Thank you!!

[@JiangYuShan猴拳門江玉山]

A powerful back fist is for sure

[@heavenhell5909]

Martial arts needs this THANK YOU.

[@nkrock0073]

How can i learn this method

[@Vahvafitness]

The master has many courses at WarriorNeigong.com

[@Awakenedmind333]

Man I could only wish to see someone like max sick or Eugene Sandow take up martial arts from a master like this. Muscle control masters who are strongman learning the craft of eastern movement and energy philosophy.

[@bryansinger8906]

they were actual wrestlers. if you want you should look up joseph greenstein cause he did study this.

[@penttijuvo1147]

Reminds me Yi Quan 🍻🇫🇮

[@MartinJutras]

While I respect anyone's dedication to their martial arts practice, using the title of 'grandmaster' often come across as more about ego than skill. True mastery often speaks for itself without the need for self-promotion.

[@authentickungfu7910]

Interesting!

[@ropongi1008]

Great video, very fun to watch.

[@rickrick6445]

Thank you for sharing, all that is good Bless you, Namaste.

[@focosierung9890]

Ich bin von deiner inneren Einstellung sehr beeindruckt! Danke für das teilen deiner Erfahrungen. ..

[@scrolls9375]

VAHVA I appreciate you 💯

[@LifeandLiesSyra]

It is clear that the master has both combat experience and physical prowess. I am still kind of skeptical about the actual fight skill. Not because I do not think he can perform but because I never witnessed(or seen in a video) a real combat situation where all this skills can come to fruition. Not that I wish anyone to experience it, but it would be very powerful if there was a video where he fights a real good fighter with his martial art. I kind of know that this would mean he is fighting to maim, which is very sad and dangerous, but it would none the less be an actual testimony of the efficacy of the art. I still see clearly some good uses form the point of physical development and mental acuity. The techniques themselves though are a different thing.

[@DaDoubleDee]

Techniques always become messy and chaotic in real situations. Just look at Judo competitions, almost all the moves (save for the top ranked) are muscled and violent while the training is precise. As well as Boxing, Muay Thai or Karate. A real practitioner with knowledge of how to apply Kung Fu it in the mma cage would be interesting, because every time one ends up in the cage, they are obviously in love with their own movements rather than fighting.

[@edtheangler4930]

​@@DaDoubleDeeJudo would be 100 times cleaner if they still had atemi to shock the opponent

[@gerrekurquidez3044]

Go ask him, he has a channel. Talk is cheap, but doing it is different. We can come up with tons of explanations, but the problem is without the experience or knowledge, it’s all meaningless to talk about understanding.

[@inflames2112]

It feels like thunder in your body without the sound. (Explosive) wasn't it boddhidharma that did nerve strikes similar to that which sent Shockwave through entire nervous system

[@robmaviglia8568]

As soon as I can, I'll come to Taiwan to become one of your Students... it will be a dream come true.

[@AjaychinuShah]

What are gain of function to placing kitty cat to side on top this stone.

[@nottherealraskitchen1521]

Hello sifu, where can i order your clothes? Danke für die Antwort

[@taylorbee4010]

Rooting power

[@congdothanh9316]

Diamond Hand (Kim Cương Quyền, Kim Cương Chưởng ấn)! Appreciate!

[@saschah.4181]

Be carefull that Xu Xiaodong don't hear you Jiang Yu Shan ;-) Or you can challange him on purpose. Last time i checked any Traditional Arts Fighter that uses Kung Fu, Qi Gong, Tai Chi or Wing Chun get 3 Million Dollars Price money if they defeat him. I am not jocking. Research for yourself. There is no reason NOT to challenging him if your word is true or is there no courage? You can give the 3 Millions some poor people or kids hospital if you don't want it, think about your Karma. Xu Xiaodong fights anyway here and there because he loves a challenge and pays for his own travels, no hate on his or your side needed. Xu Xiaodong is very polite, if his opponent is too and he addapts if someone is better than himself, like with his first confrontation with BJJ. So perhaps you become friends :-) Who knows, if you dont try or get in contact.

[@JiangYuShan猴拳門江玉山]

Please inform yourself of my resume and then you can see that I have experience in different levels of combat sport

[@gs1202]

Genuine question...this type of internal force and special type of power he talks about...where was it in his MMA fight? Not trynna talk shit...im legit curious.

[@Yodumeee]

Mma fighters don't waste time on this nonsense. It's gae

[@gs1202]

@@Yodumeee I didnt ask u so please refrain from your shit talking under my genuine question.

[@edtheangler4930]

I actually saw the fai jin clip in one of his longer videos where he shot someone off the ring

[@Eyechimotion]

Fa Jin yes I was taught this many years ago

[@kouryuken]

There is no harm watching, but if you wanna learn the essence of Chinese’s culture, you need a teacher like this Master here.😃

[@maxgoldfield7790]

Yeeeaaaaahhhh, no - for someone who spent decades learning and trying to recreate a supposedly effective fighting style, he did relatively poorly against an arguably average MMA athlete: www.reddit.com/r/MMA/comments/38k7s7/monkey_kung_fu_in_mma_fight_starts_at_552/ kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaaldKOLobyie7s So much for the "magic" of traditional kung fu/wushu.

[@kouryuken]

@@maxgoldfield7790 the magic is done by training not just by talking. You can go challenge him if you like instead of saying stuff that relates to your own understanding of the world.

[@lotusnumberone]

@@kouryuken better to report him, he's a troll in this acc

[@tonyrenshaw8328]

Boxer explains how standing still will get your face punched in. Fencer explains how standing still will get you killed

[@Awakenedmind333]

In all fairness, when on boxer faces another, neither shall be standing still for that is not how or why they train. Hence, they do not look for the knowledge there. It does not suit their sport.

[@kylerobison1425]

When you trade punches head movement and parrying only and then you’re right you move after that. But if you ever see two Mexican style boxers they’ll just trade blows when we train for this we put our feet into a tire neither can retreat.

[@adnaanu]

This guy looks like Vin Diesel.

[@salcanzonieri]

Do you guys realize that thousands of people have lost their jobs because of the COVID? This is like showing a kid candy and then eating it all yourself in front of them. I have over 30 years of experience of doing CMA and Qiong, and even though I may have already learned the Yi Quan and Microcosmic Orbit, I would have loved to have learned your version, for my own self betterment. But too expensive during this time of no income.

[@kevinruesch2864]

Soft application can be applied to any punch or kick wether boxing or karate with balance and complete relaxation especially once fear of pain is managed im generally a Hung Gar tai chi practioner but I can use it for straight boxing or I can use it to wrestle and grappling the hand positioning or form of the hand is irrelevant and transitional along with stance and posture positioning is most important thing to give little advantages to your opponent or attacker while his are open that is the most vital concept of wing chun not straight on always yeildng always deflecting or intercepting and if possible immobilize taking away any possible weapons your opponent may attack with like a heavy sledge hammer your body will become

[@pauls3364]

Harnessing 1,s inner ability and energy 👌🙏💯👍😇🇬🇧🇵🇹😎

[@MoritaJunichiro]

training＆Breathing👏🏻

[@basquait2704]

what would you rather take a punch to the face by mike Tyson or get slapped *Full Force* by this dude with the iron palm🙏respect dudes

[@heavenhell5909]

Grand master knows it takes time....we really alone don't have a clue and most probably never will.

[@scrolls9375]

Master you're so amazing I can see the power emitting through you 🙌

[@AnthonyDDean]

We just need to know - can it represent traditional martial arts in front of these haughty “MMA Destroyers”

[@tjhinwiham7526]

👍👍 waw power full shock

[@paiviyli-kovero846]

the original diamond hands

[@bikelife9544]

💎🙌

[@jtubelee]

Tendon power 🤔 First time hearing that term said like that. I think that’s what I want. I’m not looking to get all big in size; but I want to rebuild my body to be strong in this way.

[@samyang4667]

Peace be with you Grandmaster Shan, always be humble as you have been and don't show the secret of secrets. Only you should have that imparting to one disciple as your explaining now to your student teacher. I wouldn't worry about the other masters always be humble, keep the secret of secrets to yourself and one more before your death. I know you want to share everything with us being a righteous man, but the world, is not ready to be open to everything yet. I would teach everything without fear, but I'm ready to die and leave this world for Jesus Christ, into his arms I beseech my spirit. If you teach everything every secret I see nothing wrong but I'm just a man with my opinion. I want to see you live long with a tranquil peaceful only fearing God mind, your a Goodman but the world is not ready yet, like Christ. Maybe one day old friend, keep a going, keep training. This is the way for now till the world grows. In time;), never fear, fear is the mind killer only fear the lord your God or you will not be able to teach properly, hold back heaven, don't teach what cannot be seen. This is how I see things. Hosanna and bless you for what you have taught so far.

[@mimici09]

This is the world's most interesting man.

[@bronxwarrior3281]

✨👍🏾

[@flyfin108]

Thank you for your wisdom Master Hisham, i will just crawl back under my stone. hopefully im able to stand up soon. as Mushashi wrote: all the woods has they purpose but support pillars are carved with an axe

[@mayukhpurkayastha2649]

অসাধারণ।

[@CJ-jp3zw]

is it only for guys? :P

[@sodaverde]

Is fa jin same as Fa Li?

[@mikitadou]

No, they are different.

[@douglaschalmers5265]

Interesting version of the stance @ 19.30+ but why don't you say some prayers at the same time for healing the world instead of breaking bones... its the perfect pose for positive energy... 😏

[@NotAnon-yl9hd]

I would like to see this dude try to do this on someone like Iron Mike Tison in a real fight

[@lgv3051]

I would like to see you in a real fight with this guy

[@arthemas8176]

Oh I didn't know that dude was a sportman, training for competitions.

[@edtheangler4930]

Mike would die

[@richardprice9730]

From a purely practical point of view , seeing the master harden his tendons and bones seems to me somewhat dangerous the hands are delicate instruments evolved for many purposes from sowing seeds , to caressing and so on "fighting in martial arts " my fear is that for os a men aged (in this body) 60 with a few spots of arthritis I would NOT want to damage my bones and tendons further , however i appreciate His unusual martial arts skills are unbelievable . Also there IS another spiritual point repeatedly the Bible says and I am sure there were many very brave Jewish warriors with more than a smattering of martial arts , but God repeatedly says "do NOT trust in your own strength( one might say fighting ability as well) , this is wrong or an incorrect way forward, not in Line with the source of all Qi , Chi ( the Holy Spirit) . I would welcome feed back .

[@werdas1650]

The Greatest Teacher. White Hulk.

[@theartofcombat]

Много похожих элементов с Шоу-дао 👍🙏

[@justinphilpott]

Great. But no attacker stops and waits after a strike. This is leading people astray if they think by "martial power" that you can fight with this.

[@juliovalencia562]

Have you ever learned a technique when it was shown full force and speed to you? No, right. Videoes are slight information of the art. There is far more to teach. You should not judge this teacher. He has plenty of ability to handle anyone.

[@馬兒好-w1u]

👍

[@Karma-zb9mt]

Se parece a Kojak, Telly Savalas. Sólo le falta el chupa chups.

[@AjaychinuShah]

Ok must be know and knowing very one is absorbing not assimilating collective property and individual attributes of unique ,antelope s mantelpiece. See purple mattress where Afrikaner releases gas on the product and continues to market or sell it.

[@billbradleymusic]

It's funny how you trust someone who gives information for nothing opposed to one who's inclined to charge. We know the reasons why one would charge. It's their living. But about the one whom doesn't charge. Hmmm. They could be fly by night, or possibly that giving. It's up to you to decide.

[@carlodefalco7930]

Nothing new

[@yusefalmutawakil3325]

Lets put him in the ring with an mma guy and see what transpires!

[@JiangYuShan猴拳門江玉山]

2016 I won a tournament in Tokyo at age 45 . Inform yourself about my resume and then you can post something like that

[@maxgoldfield7790]

​@@JiangYuShan猴拳門江玉山 Really? Is that true? Could you share the footage please? All I could find was this footage of you performing rather poorly against an arguably average MMA athlete. It really begs the question - would becoming your disciple even be worth it, if my goal was to become better at defending myself? It seems more expedient to just hire an exercise physiologist, and train at an MMA or sanda & shuai jiao gym. www.reddit.com/r/MMA/comments/38k7s7/monkey_kung_fu_in_mma_fight_starts_at_552/ Fight starts at 5:52 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaaldKOLobyie7s

[@Yodumeee]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@神功蓋世]

..............

[@danielnascimento4881]

Só besteirol Puta merda !!!! Isso n serve p nada!!!!!!!

[@cabbage11223344]

Does this man have the ultimate boss pimp hand? I mean really does anybody else stand a chance?

[@maxgoldfield7790]

Yeeeaaaaahhhh, no - for someone who spent decades learning and trying to recreate a supposedly effective fighting style, he did relatively poorly against an arguably average MMA athlete: www.reddit.com/r/MMA/comments/38k7s7/monkey_kung_fu_in_mma_fight_starts_at_552/ kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaaldKOLobyie7s So much for the "magic" of traditional kung fu/wushu.

[@bubbaakatommyoso4119]

Yo this dude is the Truth I wish he would come to NC in America where I Live I need about 6 months 4 times a week or 2 times a day for 14 days He's got the chi I practice TieBo I won't the Monkey chi I have so much respect and I really wonta learn it all from tie bo I won't to go to Kung Fu next with the chi is like Rayden with the lighting bolts

[@zebezenga9944]

Çiğköfteci Ali Usta😁

[@LuisAlfredo90]

Where is there footage of this man actually fighting other wise hes just a charlotten

[@Vahvafitness]

There's a lot of footage here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHSqm2eqZayrbbs

[@maxgoldfield7790]

@@Vahvafitness All I could find was footage of him performing poorly against what looked like a relatively average MMA athlete: www.reddit.com/r/MMA/comments/38k7s7/monkey_kung_fu_in_mma_fight_starts_at_552/ Fight starts at 5:52 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaaldKOLobyie7s

[@abduljalil7623]

He is NOT a Fraud, he is Official!

[@NB-xq4qt]

SO MYSTICAL...LET ME PAY YOU LOTS OF MONEY TO LEARN.....OH HANG ON...NO MMA USE THIS?

[@edtheangler4930]

Mma=🦧

[@alekx58]

Shie Shie hen nah Jin hao zai xun ti

[@worryphree]

Everytime before he breaks a brick, he lifts up the brick slightly before striking it. That way, when he strikes the brick it is dropping onto the surface below. This is a trick and a dishonest way of making it look like he's really doing something. If he was really breaking bricks using his qi and his tough hands, he would not need to use that trick.

[@Vahvafitness]

He has lots of footage of breaking bricks without the trick. He has even taught the trick publicly and is not trying to hide it. It makes it easier but it's still not easy and without proper hardening you can cause serious damage to your fingers.

[@marcochaiwallah811]

@worryphree evryone in martial arts knows "the trick". from the day on that u train to do it. and then u will say, oh not so easy. and he does break marble plates without trick as well btw if u would try the same i can guarantee u would probably break your hand or wrist and have blue bruised bleeding fingers. i did. many times 😅😅 hitting metal objects, concrete objects, stones. and injured ellbows. from not having proper technique for preparing the hand, wrist, arm, joints and skin and finger tissue. u go try it. have fun

[@worryphree]

@@marcochaiwallah811 Yeah, in karate we always used those thin pine boards because it's a relatively "soft" wood, and we were taught to mentally project "THROUGH" the target, which is the real "trick." Have you seen those Guy Savelli silat videos? Apparently by what those guys say, they don't do any physical conditioning of the body to be able to break things, but it's all mental. What they do looks quite impressive, if it's legit.

[@marcochaiwallah811]

@@worryphree well this is an interesting discussion. to be fair i think this can be unraveled into three topics, 1. physics of distance and momentum of moving objects, how to deliver the most force to a target (i.e. the ohysics of aiming "behind" the target so u actually reach it with fullomentum instead of delivering your punch one inch dostsnce before the target / too early) 2. what technique to use to hit, i.e. where does ge force come from: electric energy/chi, swung momentum and maximum speed of a relaxed arm that just tenses a nanosecond before hitting the target for maximum explosive impact, or using whole body momenum / acceleration from the hips/trunk/shoulders/wrists etç vs "just" using local muscles.. i e. big movement vs small movement... lots to discuss there, and 3. what is the purpose of conditioning, is it to make the "weapon" more effective for damage /useful enough in the firstplace, or is it really more about protecting the body from injuries if technique is failing at a moment. i would say the mental aspect has to do with full focus to be brave and deliver the working technique without holding back, for aximum impact. if there is slight hesitation or focus slips, then injuries happen because the blowa force doesnt get delivered thru the object fully, but there is enough reaistance of the object to redirect the force into the hand hitting. it is an interesting question if perfect technique and acceleration speed with enough chi, can deliver strong blows, that dont need consitioning. i doubt it. because conditioning happens thru practice automatically to a certain degree. someone who has such strong techniques must have practiced a long time. maybe the conditioning isnt visible, sure its a show aspect of credibility to have conditioning that convinces, sells, and looks spectacular. because beginners will be more impressed by that, then subtle techniques that arent visible at all. but that doesnt take away from credibility, if a master is true to himself and the conditioning is not just for show. also conditioning of bones, joints and tendons, starts very early. there is no martial art without it, like beginners conditioning, mainly for pain adaptation, bone density increase, in karate, tae kwan do, wing tsun, boxing, especally the shins in muai thai or arms in crav maga.. anyway btw i cant find the savelli guy u recommend. appreciate a link. it is always good to have a sceptical smart look at things and get your own experience, before believing anything. loke there are hilarious frauds out there, entertaining here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/laLTmmt_nch6bJo

[@worryphree]

@@marcochaiwallah811 Master Guy Savelli Kun Tao US Special Forces SERE training. The soldier demonstrating is not Guy Savelli I do not know his name kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmGrc32Oot6XgK8

[@darren1166]

Put this guy in a UFC cage and he's toast.Stop with this bullshit not useful for a real fight.

[@javiergrandemoreno7839]

😒😒😒😒😒

[@leonardomangini8774]

He-man😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Vladimirunique]

These bla bla guys are just making money on fools. Ask this grandmaster to fight against hood mma fighter with wrestling background

[@paulblank6161]

IshShanroo

[@armandoblanco2007]

Doctor malito

[@TheRoyalFlush]

What's up with this guys hands?? They look swollen?

[@Vahvafitness]

Decades of hardening practice. They are also incredibly hard and the skin is thick, yet still have full functionality thanks to the proper methodology

[@TheRoyalFlush]

@@Vahvafitness fascinating. I've seen other notably heavy handed fighters with the same hands. Specifically, Rocky Marciano and Vladamir Vasiliev of Systema. Would NOT want to be hit with one of those. Interestingly, his ideas around the "vajra fist" is very similar to the concept of deep hits in Systema. Have you ever studied anything from that school of training?

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Ahaha in real time wirh a real adversor?? In mma ring?