JKD JOINT LOCKS!

[@spartacus871]

Great explanation and demonstration of techniques Sifu! Well done!

[@Reason1717]

I really like the clarity with which you present your movements. Fine Job. Thank you.

[@amirnassibi3736]

you are a realy good JKD Master...thanck you for these videos

[@qwikfist8]

Great Bro nice flow n #1 rule as priority b4 going n2 locks!

[@gosukiwi]

Great defenses! Good to integrate with some ITF TKD :) (I'd like to note that some of them are already present, especially the Jiu Jitsu ones as TKD shares a lot with Karate which in turn shares some stuff with Jiu Jitsu). Thanks for sharing! Looking forward for more videos!

[@robbietheking69]

I like very much this guy

[@laurosouza7947]

PARABÉNS ,SIFU! MUITO BEM EXPLICADO!

[@CBHDK59]

no enemy graps the victim arm or wrist and say hi. is not a stand off. there nothing physical about that. it does okay in a clinch struggle. the only people that walks up to you to get hold of you wrist are cops to handcuff you. that another problem with hands trapping.

[@kingking-zj4ok]

Very good my dear sir sifi georg hajnasr

[@richardsanikian3144]

I would practice with a trained practitioner, otherwise with a novice I would likely get hurt. Good stuff!

[@bnsgokugreat]

cool

[@bobsmith8811]

i hate that stupid hand grab it never happens..if u siiting there and waiting for someone to grab your wrist. But u can easily apply all those moves when u get close enough straight from elbow locks

[@zynaryzaidi7883]

it better getting hit than break your hands

[@CBHDK59]

with hesitation you are going to get hit.

[@charansai9567]

hey bruce lee did not teach this kind of stuff

[@joaovictordantosdecampos9508]

Cara vc é uma porra , aprenda a fala português , se vc quiser fazer vídeos desse jeito , eu não sou obrigado a aprender inglês !

[@IceDragon21101989]

o cara é americano pq vc acha que ele iria falar portugues o maluco??