THE SHREDDER [FULL VIDEO] | Senshido

[@jazuluss]

It works. Taught my daughter this technique, and when a bully attacked her and went to pull her hair, she began shredding her attackers face and followed up with a knee to solarplex as the attacker tried to get away. Then she ended up on the mount position shredding and dropping elbows.

[@zetareticulan321]

Awesome story!

[@TallBaldGenius89]

00:00 Introduction 03:00- Application 05:50 Shredding against the Clinch and Tackle 11:00 Mechanics/Beats 12:50 Ground and Pound 14:50 Ground Pound 18:00 Standing Applications 24:00 Training it (Tool & Target Development Drills.) 27:00 Multiple Attackers 34:22 Powerbox 35:30 Whip and Weapons 38:50 Anti Rape 41:30 Tackle Defense 44:00 Sidenote Training your Flinch Response (Part of sucker Punch) 46:45 Tool and Target Development (Sidenote, not for long range, works great against Grappling) 49:30 Jam and Shred 50:50 How to get takedown 53:54 Dealing with the Mount and the Ground and Pound 59:00 More Concepts 1:01:30 Ghosting Footwork 1:07:00 Women Shredding 1:09:00 Scenarios 1:11:00 Single Attacker Scenario 1:14:00 Multiple Attacker Scenarios

[@johnmcgahan1001]

i've been following your content for years now this full video is a Godsend brilliant!!

[@jaritopolar2860]

Hey. Mr. I have once attended your course in Tampere, Finland. And it was an eye-opener. I had practiced Krav Maga, Thai boxing, Jujutsu. etc. But no one prepared me for you. Now I am already an old man, But my daughter is 18 years old, and I would like her to be able to defend herself if necessary. Thank you very much for all the information. You are doing important work. Welcome to Finland again.

[@canyouhandleit6718]

Realistic simulation is great, but the part where the attacker is allowed to go full out, isn't it, since it's clear he holds back in speed and uses a fake convenient angle for the strike. This factor however, is a game changer. The attacker being your student finds it hard to go full out and hurt you and make you seem vulnerable and lacking in proper response. Point is, shredding is a super power, but like grappling (another super power) it can't always happen before the other super power of a great strike to the chin has landed. When the student holds back (normal) this truth is overlooked and it then seems as if shredding always works that easy. The best would be wearing good gear and being told to not hold back, but to keep striking very hard, for the purpose of NOT allowing you to shred no mater what. Taking it further from there, great blocking is the ground for safe and effective shredding. Just in case, you need to be able to block or/and cover yourself BEFORE entering the shredding phase. Even if you are preemptive and up close, a strike can explosively land on you before you get any chance at anything. I HIGHLY disagree with going preemptive and striking the throat just because there are 2-3 guys; most likely they do not want to kill you but damage you, and a knuckle strike to the diaphragm will allow you more than enough time to fight the other and escape. There is no real reason to kill a person, when you can disable him from hurting you. PS. The champion wrestler you mentioned would of course be a very different person due to his survival intent, if he didn't know you at all and fought you full out on the street. Your shredding could still work their as well, but it may not. The psychology in class is very different and it can deceive one into wrong conclusions. It can deceive even professional fighters; usually their knowledge of fighting and the possibilities on the street is - as tragic irony has it- lacking...

[@eeaaahhj]

Thank you very much for sharing this full video. It is greatly appreciated !

[@Mr-Keyes]

Thanks for the upload, Nick Drossos' humble beginnings.

[@Ayyar13Sid]

Exactly. Even I was a bit shocked to see him.

[@contemporaryfighter]

I recall watching Nick Drossos in his own channel and wondered if he ever studied Senshido. Then I saw the clip with Helen S. and bingo. I still have my Senshido VCR tape I think lol. Now I don't need it. Thanks for that.

[@contemporaryfighter]

@@itsmero5677 Perhaps ... but for the Senshido trained/familiar, it's pretty obvious. At least for me it was. I was like, "Dang, RD did such a good job spreading the word. Even this guy knows the shredder (or a derivative of it)." Lolz.

[@smiley-qb3nt]

He told me he learned from him he just said he took his own path. In all honestly rich's style is good but groundfight escapes and stuff he he could learn something from a good jiujitsu guy

[@selfpolicing]

The Shredder video! Thanks!

[@Atouman76]

Thank you for sharing it. I loved every minute of the video.

[@BlacGumz318]

Woah!!!! I didn’t believe it but it’s here! Thanks Team!

[@oldtimeoutlaw]

Richard thank you for the shredder vid. How do I get the book that goes along with this vid. Would like to know as much as I can about the system. Thank you for your energy and time!

[@senshidoofficial7968]

The whole library is available as part of the memberships available at senshido.com 😊

[@tuinaguy73]

Thanks for sharing!

[@jacob1628]

Fantastic!

[@richba5134]

Still in Montreal?

[@Scorpionesse]

I have applied shredder several times working as a police officer in Finland for 18 years. It works. Almost everyone is caught by surprise and they dont know what to do. Ofc you also need physical capability and knowledge about "getting physical" with someone. Nothing beats experience. But shredder is a VERY useful tool.

[@Ayyar13Sid]

Thanks for sharing your experience. Have you every employed it on somebody larger than you?

[@Scorpionesse]

@@Ayyar13Sid perhaps only a few times. I almost always but my other hand behind perp's neck and with the the "face hand" I also push to tilt the chin up. It is not difficult to bring someone down after that because they cant see and are imbalanced and someone is grapping their face.

[@contemporaryfighter]

The video that "started it all"! What's the good word, S.O. 😁

[@Boro_City82]

Keep tearing away at this shit😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jeffreydani8616]

Should I shred only three moves or less

[@contemporaryfighter]

Around 22:40 ...." look at the position I'm in. I have good situational awareness and can look around and ask, 'you got any friends around you little fk a$$?!' ". Lmao 🤣.

[@MikeS24-v4s]

I love it!!

[@samaiech7587]

Hey! Where can I find the manual mentioned in the introduction of the video? I mean, another way if I don’t have access to the website library…

[@shadowdefensegear]

It took me WAY too long to find this !

[@johanedenhoffner7720]

ohh i sooo love this stuff i really do cause it no fuffy bunny bullshit that most self proclaimed self defense experts this guy the real fucking deal if you want to lean real 100% hand to hand combat thats really works this is the real shit the real mc coy

[@combatforlife.31]

The book: Myths and blind spots in the fighting arts world by Alex Tomaras.

[@jamesnevitt3400]

Sammy Franco got a book on this subject.

[@roywallace730]

He took it to the next level with razing however this is still decent.

[@SherrickDuncan]

Throw back Nick Drossos. 😅 That's wild. He looks so young.

[@gbody2617]

Which one is he?

[@SherrickDuncan]

The one on the ground getting his @ss shredded. 😅

[@ahmedpsnb]

(Silat harimau) Tiger mode 😈👹☠️💀 💪👌👍💥💣

[@Polentaccio]

Solid stuff! I approach grappling the same way coming from a more traditional background. I think it is important to learn some of the basic positions and holds on the ground ( basic basic judo ) but after that, it becomes a lot about closing distance, not getting upper torso or ankles isolated and "ripping" or "shredding" or whatever else you want to call it. I constantly reach down and grab inner thigh (simulates groin) or attack face, ears, neck etc when my standup goes to the ground and we get tangled up. I'm guessing you've done some catch though. It's great stuff.

[@SherrickDuncan]

Yesssssss......!!!!

[@jamesfloyd5407]

Not bad sir

[@niledunn4641]

Pretty solid stuff and it works

[@Boro_City82]

Look at this, a wall😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@j.d.bradley7183]

What exactly will prevent you opponent from doing the same to you?

[@j.d.bradley7183]

@@itsmero5677 It will work on some drunk asshole at a bar that's not regularly violent but not against an actual street fighter.

[@j.d.bradley7183]

@@itsmero5677 that doesn't make me wrong at all

[@dannythorne7143]

You have to be first and do it continuously without giving your attacker time to defend. Nonstop ripping and tearing.

[@smiley-qb3nt]

Good video Good info . Good to incorporate if your a grappler already or striker but I doubt he rubbed his fingers in a big wrestlers face or bjj guy and stopped them for real. Maybe in at 50 percent demo

[@smiley-qb3nt]

@@itsmero5677 demonstration isn't facts you can be delusional but that doesn't change facts .certain things work but there's a reason guys like Nick drossos saw the flaws

[@smiley-qb3nt]

@@itsmero5677 he just used the pads of his fingers to stop everyone's takedowns but the one video there is he did it to Joe saunders and he got hip tossed if Joe saunders could strike he would have got pummeled 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@peterschmidt9789]

How many self ist instructors do you know that say every seminar they do to the biggest and strongest guy there to attack them the way they want full speed, full force. That's how much trust He has in his own system. I know, bcs i was the biggest and strongest one. Manhandled me just fine...

[@smiley-qb3nt]

@@peterschmidt9789 lol like Joe saunders when hip tossed him

[@gbody2617]

Weenie boy, you don't know anything about real hand to hand and hand to weapon combat. I've trained in the world's most effective system for 20+ years and I'm on my way to go through the instructor program where I will be able to work with the governments around the world. All of those little things he did in the beginning of the shredder is doing a lot of damage. The CNS is affected and once the reactions begin then the fight is over. You watch too much sport fighting and it's okay because it blurs but if you think moves that affect your CNS aren't going to do anything then you're either not human or you have some disease that your body doesn't feel extreme pain. 😂

[@thebestisyettocome8620]

Everything ok, but that "I'm sorry" and "You ok?" hypocrisy, really pisses me off!...

[@nkassion]

You should talk to my cat

[@armin7213]

Oh my god. Long time ago I thought this stuff is the way to go. I bought the DVDs, joined Dimitris Shredder Seminar and trained the priciples in small group sessions. Today I can say it is garbage. Learn boxing and Wrestling.

[@christianbrown8317]

Why do you think it’s garbage??

[@armin7213]

@@christianbrown8317 because it doesn' t work. Shredding itself is a fine motor skill. You cannot use it in the heat of a fight. Try it during Wrestling class and try anchoring and putting one hand on the face of your partner. And then enjoy

[@christianbrown8317]

@@armin7213 how is it fine motor if all your doing is clawing and ripping into someone’s face ?

[@armin7213]

@@christianbrown8317 I thought the same. But against realistic attacks it never worked. You need your hands to rip. Dimitri can shred his partners because they don 't fight. But usually you are in a grip fight very soon and then Wrestling is much more useful. If you are fighting in the clinch and try to touch the face of your partner with the right amount of pressure to gouge the eyes you are doiing a fine motor skill. Find a few people to work with and then try the shredder principles. After a while all you do will be Wrestling. Cause this works.

[@ThePoorBoy]

@@armin7213 Did you ever train it in person with Rich?

[@gbody2617]

So the Shredder is like reality based kenpo CQC?