The 5 Most Dangerous Elbow Strikes - Bruce Lee’s Jeet Kune Do

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This video is about The 5 Most Dangerous Elbow Strikes - Bruce Lee’s Jeet Kune Do
• The 5 Most Dangerous E...
0:00 Introduction
0:02 THE MOST DANGEROUS ELBOW STRIKES
0:59 SDE ELBOW STRIKE
1:59 UPWARD ELBOW STRIKE
4:28 DOWNWARD ELBOW STRIKE
5:39 BACK ELBOW STRIKE
6:59 COT ELBOW STRIKE

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I koed so many foes back in my younger days using 90% elbows. It's just so effective because it uses so tiny bit of effort for so much result and most 90% back in my days were wrestlers so it waz cake. Nice trick I use is countering fists using elbows. Gg fist.

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be carefull for hiting the weak part in you elbow

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It’s better to use an elbow than break a hand. No gloves on the street. Even if your punch is aimed correctly - they move a little- and you hit their 💀. Bad result. 😎

[@Genocide9999]

I spend chunks of time mimicing bruce lee moves, one of my favorites being the lunge based strikes from when he tried to implement fencing techniques into his martial arts. I figured out that using an elbow lunge in a specific way can easily result in a person's death.

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@@marcosfontes3653 or a vital part on an opponent.

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Thank you for sharing different types of elbow strikes I know 2 and the other 2 I didn't know and thanks for the proper way to elbow and your other videos too you've been really helpful you have a blessed day my friend

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I like the way you break down the strikes. My hand is messed up from an old accident, and striking with it probably hurts me more than it would someone else. It is nice to have these as well as open hand strikes for potential defense scenarios. Not sure if you have one out, I will check, but for someone with experience, yet is disabled, would like to see a video about using devices similar to those disabled or older persons might use, as far as defensive capabilities are concerned. Thinking of things like ambulatory aids like a cane or canadian crutch to quickly disable an attacker. Disabled people make attractive targets for criminals.

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Love it, it won my trust in the elbow blows.

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Great video Dan. You are very impressive in your technique, speed and love of JKD. I never realized just how deadly elbows can be. Thanks for posting this.

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[@mokyan7]

Nice explanations of elbow strikes, we see them in chum kiu and biu gee, and the knives form. You have to be close for elbow strikes, but if you stay relaxed and let your turning and hip turn help, it can accelerate the strike in a short space. Also, if you play around with it a bit, you’ll see that a hook punch is similar in arc and range as elbow strike, just let your hand and forearm keep turning into your body. You could even hook punch and hit again with the same elbow. Also remember to keep your guard hand/arm up for shield. When you stay relaxed and combine ‘inch punch’ power with a quick snap into the elbow strike, letting the whole body turn force into the strike, it is powerful. Practicing on a heavy bag builds power and keeps you from getting knocked back from a weak stance. Be sure your target has some give, last year I injured my shoulder by striking a wall bag, oops. Good thing a human moves more than a wall. On that down elbow, do like Dan said, stay loose, relaxed, really ‘sink’ into that strike, BAM it can be powerful. Be water and keep learning, and be nice to others as much as you can. ;)

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You’re the only other individual outside of one of my sifu’s I’ve heard mention that proficient elbow strikes are like blades that can cut open flesh

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Thats why you can't use elbows or head butt in boxing, they cut you. Its basic knowledge

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Hey I recently subscribed your channel and this is my favorite video demonstration so far 😁. I am a fan and its amazing how powerful these elbow strikes are with less effort ✌. Thank you sir

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Excellent instruction and demo. Elbows seem to be a good warrior arsenal to have. Thank You

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Thank you Dan very much for sharing it with the usual quality. I've been praticed it on a wood picture but I feel a big pain in my elbow...is there a tip to avoid injures in a training like this one?

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Conditioning is all you can do. Train these on a bag of you need to. If you use these on a wall or a skull you will bruise your elbow and it hurts for longer than a comparable bruise of the same size because the bone itself is taking damage.

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Love elbow strikes, very effective

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Simple, clean explanations and demonstrations. Well done. Wear elbow pads and go full force.

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Excellent video. one small bit of advice, may I suggest more hip work on your techniques, also strike and hip together, your fractionally hitting first then the hip else brilliant

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