TRAPPING vs BOXING: Self Defense To Upper Body Linear Attack

[@BudoBrothers]

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[@urbangorilla6733]

Nice! Breaking it down helps alot. Trained FMA, JKD, and Silat for over 5 yrs now. All three complement each other.

[@BudoBrothers]

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[@villeveikko1]

Breaking it down helps a lot but is it the only way when it's gonna work? Best working self defense moves are simple and complicated things and moves rarely does the job if you are countering a live human. I believe that those moves works if these brothers put some gear up and show it on full speed, like a real life would happen

[@haikeljamelouledkhlaf2893]

Great work Sihing Kevin . Greetings from Amsterdam

[@satuteknologi1961]

is this whin chun? or have some whin chun move?

[@rantunes286]

Imprassive, thanks!

[@wizeguy2388]

So this is a practical application of sinawali or hubud in FMA?

[@patrickmoler8025]

Do you have any videos that show these techniques in live sparring?

[@tartanhandbag]

watch Anderson Silva kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2nFg6Crqbyal7M nice examples from 3:40 kzbin.info/www/bejne/goWZeo1saNSWY7c obviously he mixes up many styles, but plenty of trapping, wing chun, muay thai clinch etc

[@patrickmoler8025]

@@tartanhandbag eh. I will cut to the chase. What people percieve as wing-chun is in-fighting. To say Anderson Silva is a wingchun fighter is rediculous. These wing-chun guys don't kn9w what they are talking about 90% because they don't accurat3ly test their techniques.

[@tartanhandbag]

@@patrickmoler8025 lol, of course saying that Anderson Silva is "a wing chun fighter" is indeed ridiculous ...but no one said that, so that's a moot point. i explicitly said he mixes up styles but includes plenty of trapping, wing chun, thai clinch etc, more than most anyway. he clearly trains some wing chun and he utilises trapping, i mean he's practicing on a wooden wing chun dummy in the video ffs. you asked for examples of these techniques used in live sparring, which i extend to full contact fighting, and i provided as such. that is all. i'm not big on wing chun either, i wouldn't bother training it, it has an unrealistic relationship to distance as most of the time people will either step in beyond the effective range of wing chun and clinch or step out out it. but there are a few good bits that can be thrown into other styles from time to time to mix it up and like, sure, you can say "that's not wing chun, it's just parrying" but like, yeah, that's what a pak sao is. i don't care what we call it, trapping is useful, being able to punch directly off a parry is useful, inside fighting is useful etc i think we're mostly in agreement here

[@patrickmoler8025]

@@tartanhandbag any useful "wing chun" techniques can be learned ina good striking program (boxing, kb, mt, MMA oriented striking). Training Wing Chun is borderline worthless. The Seagal stuff with Silva was just an admitted publicity stunt.

[@jasonrudolph491]

Check out Paul Vunaks videos too. Totally street focused not MMA which as brutal as it is- it is a sport. 😎

[@totoyevangelista1255]

i like slipping it. but i love turning my head more.

[@cleitoncastro6718]

Your fucking incredible I love your teaching open a dojo in Boston I’ll bring like 200 people

[@柘植朗大]

单手封打！

[@CBHDK59]

smh

[@malcolmrobinson4652]

What you showed there showed your lack of combat experience.

[@zminvestllc9919]

HYBRID STUFF, BUT HE DOES NOT KNOW HOW TO TRAP. HE IS DOING KALI FOOTWORK, BUT THIS IS NOT GOOD TRAPPING, THAT IS WHY IT DOES NOT WORK GOOD.

[@tydurr759]

What is the oh shit block?

[@AZTigerMMA]

Love the vids guys I look at reaping like a skill inside of boxing , like slipping or split entry ,

[@sonnygibbons7612]

Che bello finalmente un video dove si insegna a sottomettere un aggressore molto più piccolo ...grazie

[@JKDVIPER]

He unfollowed me after I liked every single video of his and even spoke with him on text .. I’m just keeping it real, you seem to only be interested in your own Kung fu, but this art is a community, we support other artists, we don’t knock them for no reason

[@apxsports5904]

Hurry up and shoe us 😭😭😭 I use so much Panantouken in my boxing now, made me a better boxer

[@RFFVGAll-Stars]

Nice Video

[@RFFVGAll-Stars]

Do A Full Nelson Self-Defense

[@jaketheasianguy3307]

Don't get yourself into that situation in the 1st place. Full Nelson sucks, and there's no escape the moment it completely locked in

[@ntourountourou5157]

Loustro you are the great loustros of european.......!!!!

[@JasonPatrick-tj4xj]

I expect this to be beneficial

[@jaketheasianguy3307]

Wouldn't it be more simple and faster to just slip + parry the punch and do the split jab at the same time ( use eye jab if you're a JKD guy) ? By using trapping, you basically sacrificed the boxing stance and switched to WC stance just to do WC trapping and WC punches, which is fast but has less power and body structure behind them, and make things more complicated If you have space to move back a little bit, it would be more direct and simple to just lean back a bit and throw the sidekick straight to the knee cap or a teep to the body when they're moving in, no need to do any trap slap in close quarter

[@volatileepiphanies5547]

I like a lot of what you said. I would like to add that there is a lot of trapping that takes place in Muay Thai and MMA. If I was going to build a trapping game for boxing I would look at what has been proven to work with resistance and build off that. I did WC/JKD when I was younger, and in sparring I've rarely seen anyone pull off this style of Pak Sao/Backfist combo. What did work for my was grabbing the head on entry instead of focusing on the arms, and throwing WC style kicks. It looks a bit like the Thai Clinch, but it's different. The wooden dummy form actually opens with a trap that leads to a head grab, so there is precedent for this. The most important thing I learned is Wing Chun is NOT boxing, and if you try to apply it like boxing you will suffer.