What To Do When Everything Goes Wrong | Krav Maga

[@AlexanderFrieske]

Really love that you'd say, "I'd look to run". Man, this isn't the movies. In real life-like here on the south side of Chicago-I don't want to find out how the rest of the guys are going to react. Eff that. You don't want to see how crazy the next guy is. Or, who actually pulls a gun.

[@DedsecWill]

I really like this particular move. With the way people are "fighting" today, all you see are tackling and flipping each other over one another's shoulders. But with this, you can stop those tackles, and even stun them. Definitely going to practice this now. Thanks

[@Whitesp44]

Dynamic and unpredictable; fighting words. Great video thanks for the options.

[@A.C31]

I felt like a good fighter until he told me I had to put down my Cheetos and leave Mom's basement. How could he see me?

[@slimcircuit4096]

Dammit, he caught me too...

[@jeremywhitfield4556]

Lol, I'm on a couch in my moms basement. No Cheetos though

[@slimcircuit4096]

+Jason Todd at least I'm doing better than somebody here although come to think about it I ran out of cheetos a couple of days ago and my momma won't buy me more because she said I'm too fat or some shit i dunno

[@nadotime4810]

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[@snowblue2362]

Jeff Brown loooool

[@markmccall6273]

One of the few who isn't pretending to demo magic fighting tactics. Great to see some honesty. Nice one Ryan.

[@Damonkeyspanda]

Good technique. Variables happen and you're right, the only way to plan for randomness is to train. Great REALISTIC info, especially compared to other so called tutorials on here that people with NO training see and take at face value.

[@ghost081976]

Ryan, I very much enjoy your videos and use them to supplement my Krav Maga training. The techniques are very well laid out and you explain things very well. Keep up the good work.

[@fukuutubeusuxx2756]

What he is doing is a viable tactic, but it's also a tactic that relies heavily on athleticism. In a real fight, a bigger opponent who rushes you is not going to be so easy to dissuade. Momentum alone can put you on your ass with a big man on top of you if you're not careful.The key is to continue to move, but to move at an angle-never straight backwards. If you think a 140lb man is going to blunt the onrush of a 220lb man, you just don't know reality. That said, as is the case in the vast majority of all fights, agility(and speed) is paramount. The guy who can keep his balance and strike from any angle is far better equipped than the guy who "hits hard" but has no agility. If the bigger guy is more agile than you are- You're pretty much fucked. To me, lateral movement is key. You have to be able to get out of the way using angles if you want to control a stronger foe. Don't get me wrong, I'm not knocking the technique. In the right hands it's a very good one, but for the average Joe it could very easily end in disaster.

[@ZC.Andrew]

+FUKUUTUBE USUXX Force deflection is what it's all about

[@trevorbagley6383]

All you need to do in a lunge situation like that is to guillotine him. Itll end in 5 seconds.

[@dand7130]

One interpretation of how to avoid being overpowered by a larger opponent while using this technique is not to try and 'stop' their momentum per say, but to maintain distance between your hips/legs and their arms (if they are attempting a tackle/takedown). If they keep pushing, maintain that forward leaning position and let your feet kind of slide while using their mass as a counter weight, and of course hit them straight away/asap with focus and intent. Doing any kind of training in a traditional striking art usually teaches moving away/around the opponent while while maintaining a stance. Kind of like leaping, but your feet stay partially in contact with the ground, then you sink your weight down when you want to stop/regain a solid stance/footing. If practiced it comes naturally. It's helped me anyway...

[@snowblue2362]

Dan D thx

[@Azluth]

I call the technique 'framing,' because I'm using my stopping arm as a frame to create space between myself and the opponent. I've found that the trick with a larger, stronger opponent is to stay light on your feet and stay balanced, let the guy push and carry your weight backwards while maintaining that space. Then look for those brief pauses in his movement to redirect, angle, and counter.

[@JojoJuhbo]

I love your mindset, never trying to be a tough guy just doing what you have to do to defend yourself. I really respect that!

[@loitermanart]

Great video. I miss Raul's classes at UMA-Chicago btw -Thanks Raul for being there and taking things to the next level!

[@twobyfour]

"Maybe I take off running".....Yup, that is my default setting, Raul is the kind of gentleman that will see me break a 10 second 100 metres. Nice beard though.

[@Davidxdgh5]

+twobyfour You have to run in zigzag too, I think.

[@tyler309]

yep, all that weight Raul has, when you start to zig, the momentum of his massive body is just starting to slow down enough to let him zag

[@tkyk4893]

My god!😂😂😂

[@rodneyjacolo2760]

Raul's left can block or counter but that depends on who scores first. Great positioning insights! Againt Raul, I'll go for the run. Thanks Ryan for this tip. Again superb camera angles.

[@2moC00kies]

I love how you ended the video. "Go Train!!!" Lol. I'm a fellow Martial Artist, as well. Can you share some of your Training Methods that you use. I have some unorthodox training methods that I use to either quicken my striking speed or reaction time, etc. What ways do you train???

[@George21113]

The beauty of Krav - it's intuitive and simple.

[@dand7130]

One interpretation of how to avoid being overpowered by a larger opponent while using this technique is not to try and 'stop' their momentum per say, but to maintain distance between your hips/legs and their arms (if they are attempting a tackle/takedown). If they keep pushing, maintain that forward leaning position and let your feet kind of slide while using their mass as a counter weight, and of course hit them straight away/asap with focus and intent. Doing any kind of training in a traditional striking art usually teaches moving away/around the opponent while while maintaining a stance. Kind of like leaping, but your feet stay partially in contact with the ground, then you sink your weight down when you want to stop/regain a solid stance/footing. If practiced it comes naturally. It's helped me anyway... Of course being in that position would only last a max of a few seconds before things changed for better or worse.

[@royhines7364]

Nice true statement on Preempted striking for younger viewers that are getting bullied or perhaps pushed around can you teach an pre-emptive bombardment attack not a follow up but a show stopper.

[@josiahlikestodance]

I love watching these videos. I have nowhere to train and no one to train with so I'll just work out. But these videos are so informative

[@benglenn2415]

Not trying to be a keyboard badass, but since you used your inside arm for the stop, couldn't Raul use his left arm to clench and cover his jaw at the same time? Or use his right hand to pop your arm stop out of position and throw you off balance? I get the concept of the arm stop and sprawl, but Raul is...rather large.

[@rictusgrim]

Excellent recommendation. Similar to Tony Blauer's Spear system of outside 90, but emphasizing physical distance in the clinch.

[@DominusAltmen]

you have convinced me. training starts soon!

[@JustinBaine824]

What I really like about your demonstrations are the fact you don't say "do this and do this" you say maybe you'll do all overs or headbutts or whatever. You never know what techniques you'll apply in the heat of the moment.

[@mr.koolkarni4357]

I love ur videos Ryan..Krav Maga is seriously amazing work of martial art in places filled with thugs for self defense...some of these moves are quite doe able in real life situations..!!

[@IronBodyMartialArts]

Nice stuff and a good grasp of how it really goes...

[@CUBETechie]

best survival method run as fast as you can.

[@imbackihope]

as ryan said, real engagements are dynamic. if u have to stay to fight for whatever reasons, best way to react to constant changes is to train your reaction speed while maintaining a calm mind as much as possible. having thoughts aka thinking, and having fear before and during the engagement can slow down your reaction and weaken your power,speed etc etc. train with your partner with safe realistic pressure as much as possible.

[@mikedebear]

I think Raul is going to take your lunch money if he's even halfway determined :-). Serious looking individual. Good video, thanks for posting.

[@MrMark160]

The arm stop is called the "SPEAR" spontaneous protection enabling accelerated response technique.

[@KrisSays]

Nice technique, demonstrated well! Thanks...

[@richardrios1074]

I loving these videos . Lots of information , great presentation!

[@togodtheglorystudious7027]

the camera you guys are using is so prefect! name plz!

[@MegaFree98]

Just a question. What happens if the person who you try to stop with that arm movement of yours does an arm drag ? I mean that arm is begging to get dragged form there back control, suplex or a bunch of things.. The only thing the attacker has do is rotate his hips push the elbow out and grab the back. doesn't seem effective to me. Maybe am wrong, if so tell me what am missing.

[@iliyanalkarim478]

ivan stanchev ryan said that while applying the choke, we would have to drag out agressor back as to keep his balance of therefore making him choke on his own weight

[@jcb355]

ivan stanchev ivan stanchev I'm thinkin he means for this to be used as a split second stop to nullify forward advancement. To linger there probably WOULD put your arm at risk. I believe he even mentions that you should quickly consider options out of that position.

[@AlexanderFrieske]

J Bram yep you nailed it. This is a momentary thing when all else fails.

[@AustraliaRealEstateRevolution]

Excellent demo, congrats.

[@pehenryjr]

Love the way he teaches

[@MRAR50]

A very informative video, as usual Ryan. I have a question for you. Do you guys offer any videos/training for people with physical disabilities? I was in a very bad head-on car accident about 3 years ago, and to make a long story short, I'm not the same man I used to be. From the waist up, I'm still about the same as I was before the accident, and in pretty good shape. From the waist down, not so good. My hips and left leg were crushed, my left leg was torn off at the knee(and reattached), and I've got enough metal holding my hips and leg together to make a boat anchor. The result is very limited agility, and a very slow walk. This makes running from any sort of confrontation impossible. I'm only 51, and I work out every day, just to maintain any progress I make physically. BTW, I'm 6'-7", 300 lbs(need to be about 260, working on it). Thanks again for your videos, they do help.

[@Mharriscreations]

I think that it should be noted that, though this technique can work and is one of those 'something's better than nothing' techniques, a tackle is something that most everyone can actually do, especially since wrestling and football are taught at the majority of schools (in the USA that is.) That being the case, a simple arm block like this will rarely ever stop the person, but if you use it to deflect their momentum so you can move laterally, it should give you enough time to run away. I think this arm stop should be viewed in a similar way to a check kick. It's not going to stop the person, but it'll slow them down for a split second, and that's all you need.

[@phab2808]

Interesting drill I shall try it looks fun to. Thanks for the video.

[@Greenriver842]

Raul's beard its just perfect

[@joepwitkamp6294]

Best.Comment, Ever!

[@A.C31]

Green: Yours is better.

[@banedestroysbatmanofcanada4622]

the arm stop is wusao from wing chun..but everybody says wing chun sucks but I see it used in these tactical videos.

[@akrocuba]

Nice. We train the same basic move/moves, we call them "jamming". Great stuff Thanks for loading

[@OneTonneNoodles]

Not that it was bad to begin with, but his outro was much better than what it had been in other videos.

[@webechillin2348]

Great video. A lot like Tony Blauers SPEAR system.

[@psychojon88]

You guys are so helpful thanks

[@infiniteflight9553]

Trained in Krav Maga for a couple of years it was by far the most realistic system I've trained in...

[@darknessenraged]

i have a question, what do you do when that attacker grabs your block arm from the right or grabs from the left and all of a sudden shifts momentum backward pulling you forward. that's what I would do if pushing forward isn't working anymore because I am being stopped. what would you do to counter such a move.

[@horstkevin6815]

Is this a personal preference or does it really matter on which side of your attacker you do the arm stop because i would rather go on his right side.

[@ColtonWayan]

First off all this isn't an 'Arm Stop.' It's a half SPEAR (Spontaneous Protection Enabling Accelerated Response). And you didn't create it, Tony Blauer did. You demonstrate it with outside 90 and fingers splayed which tells me you understand the importance of activating the extensors. Good work, but give credit where credit is do. Secondly, executing an upper-cut and hook inside trapping range is dangerous and unrealistic. Why not instead maintain tactical contact with the Ulna and simply drive it into the carotid artery. To do so most efficiently you'd want to use the full SPEAR which means you need to get that second hand up. I'll finish by saying this to all of you that commented on this thread. I like Krav-Maga. I respect it. I went to their Los Angeles Headquarters and read their curriculum manual top to bottom. I watched their combat class. Honestly though, the best fighters all had a boxing background. Most of what they 'showcase' online is with agreeable assailants. It's a 'demonstration.' Don't take it literal. People in the hand-to-hand combat community have nicknamed it Krav-McChoreographed for a reason. Remember, everything we do should be based in reality. Keep it real. And, no disrespect, Mr. Hoover.

[@redzen5149]

So what about the sparring partners left arm? Does it work or no?

[@TheBamidd]

Quick instep, faked as posturing, and a quick elbow to the chin/jawline/general side of the head. With past experience, it has worked a couple of times before. Most people don't get up in a hurry from an unexpected and umbraced elbow strike to the head.

[@MichaelHurdleStudio]

You've got a fan here now..

[@kaisersoze9886]

I really like what you guys do

[@gregfourman6687]

Good stuff. Keep it coming.

[@freundlicherfalmer8375]

Thats realistic and helpful. Thanks!

[@MyThoughtsBelow]

Elbows and knees all day. Never understood the obsession with punching when someone could simply slip inside your guard and tackle you, & punching hurts. Using the shoulders and hips to reposition is useful as well.

[@BonBon-oq5pl]

Thank you but im a weak scrawny kind of guy and alot of the people in my school will easilly over power those moves what are some good moves for a small and quick kind of person?

[@mrbouncelol]

2 steps; hit the gym to grow your body in size and strength, and actually train martial arts in a school where you can train against resisting opponents

[@mrbouncelol]

SuperHarrHarr Smart, use the 'Nike" defense, just run. Not always possible though

[@laskara5089]

Dodging man, dodge

[@josefuentes6039]

Self defense for a smaller guy can be a great advantage.. But you have to train.. You cant watch a video and get the timing and mental toughness needed to survive a fight.

[@Red5x5x5]

First time I've ever seen someone trying to punch across their own arm. Is that really effective? Kinda looks like it would be awkward to pull off. Not calling anyone a liar, I'm just wondering if it works.

[@tasertv3209]

Honestly the best weapon you have is your mind. Learn psychology as you learn these moves. Have situational awareness by not being absent minded and learning to notice details. In most fights I've ran into I've found that people want to talk more then fight, learn when you can avoid a fight and when you can not.

[@MistaCooperPooper]

If you were to play takedowns with some friends, if someone goes for my waist, i do the arm stop, what would i do afterwards to take them down, given that punching is not allowed

[@bigmick2105]

Not much stopping big ol' Rauul from popping that elbow up, taking your back and suplexing your soul into the concrete.. He also has 2 free hands to strike where the guy defending only has one, and his forearm is in the way to strike effectively.. These experts tho.. 😳

[@gilbertofrias6842]

Do you have a bukan Krav Maga certification by yaron???

[@MrRperez10]

That one arm isn't enough to create a barrier. If raual was using force against him, ryans arm is going down and now he is defenseless

[@NoooLif3]

Who's the Krav Maga expert here?

[@plooopeee]

Agreed. Using one arm, your non-dominant one at that, is a stupid way to try and stop a takedown. As well, the idea of hockey punching over and under ones arm is equally ridiculous.

[@UZYYYY]

Maybe that arm creates a split second of a delay which allows the counter punches and that's what halts the take down?? I dunno.

[@knifeNguns]

You miss the part about him sprawling? It's not just throwing his arm out there and saying it's a wall that will stop them right in their tracks, it's shifting his legs back and creating an advantageous position for himself given the circumstances.

[@MrRperez10]

***** true but it won't work for everyone if you're short or really tall

[@chrisj1982]

kind of an outside opinion: even if you don't specifically train Krav, grappling of most types can help, along with even just kick boxing. its another tool on your belt. do something to help give you a leg up on the "average Joe" criminal. many criminals don't train at all. they may have endurance but not the technique. I've found in 5 years of Brazilian Jiu jitsu and Muay Thai, no matter how basic they are, they still open your mind to what you're capable of, to the weaknesses if the body and most of all confidence in your self to at least put up a fight and show that you're not prey to be taken easily.

[@chrismatthews5935]

I have been training in Martial Arts since I was 15 years old. Ryan constantly says I don't know what I am going to do, because he is reacting to the attacker. His I don't know is what my instructors called "it happens" be prepared for anything.

[@notdreadyet33]

This is pretty much identical go every Wing Chun video online. Most on this channel is good. YMMV

[@friggenbozo4495]

dont friggen do this. He put his arm in the way while turning to the right, he started the momentum for his own tackle. If your in trouble, do whatever you have to do to make distance, then quickly start going around the person to the right.

[@rockmon1470]

Alot of people are over thinking, hes not using the "one ARM" for stopping power, hes basically uses it as a spring for space. Try listening

[@Off_White247]

Hypothetically, if you were to halt a take down using that arm stop, instead of turning it into punches, could you use your elbow to leverage the agressors torso upwards enough to reverse into a takedown of your own, even if it's just a single leg take down?

[@ControlledChaosTNT]

I don't think you could push them over on the back but you could get them to fall on either side of you on their face. Like the guy said depends on the situation.

[@gwm3627]

Slaughter619 If you tried to use "krav maga" on someone, you'd probably find that it's a bunch of movie bullshit... there would be punching, then more punching.. krav maga SUCKS.

[@benrainwater9583]

+Gw M Movie bullshit? How do you figure that? The Israeli military has been using krav for survival for over 60 years in the most hostile environment in the world. If you've ever taken krav maga you'd understand that everything you learn applies to most all situations in a real life fight. It prepares you for that split second decision you have to survive an attack. Everything you are taught to do is devastating and is designed to destroy your attacker at all costs. If you think its bullshit you should go try out a free class sometime. The facility i go to offers first timers a free class to try it, im sure other places would as well.

[@gwm3627]

It's clumsy.

[@gwm3627]

I know what it is.. as described. It's more a part of the Israel military psychological programming. It isn't really anything. I'd rather type on a keyboard...

[@ImaBeastUaPet]

good stuff bro

[@raul3k11]

What about when you create space, instead of block his way to me with my arm, what if I create even more space pulling my legs a little more backward and put all my weight on the opponents back, pushing him to the ground?

[@MegaBenbang]

I would love to learn knife throwing if you could make a video maybe

[@glennturner4807]

From my own experience of being attacked, a bigger guy ran downhill at me and swung a hay-maker that I ducked whilst side stepping and pushed him away. He rolled several times on asphalt before stopping all bloody faced and googly eyed!!:D It was all instinctive action with no conscious thought. Gotta go with the flow and use your attackers energy against them as much as possible. Tips like the one above are great but you can't expect to think of the perfect thing to do when some big fucker is charging at you and you think to yourself "Oh no I'm going to die now"!!!:D Muscle memory training is the only way to ensure an unconscious response.

[@rodneyhargrove1703]

Nice tactic!

[@Relax2437]

OMG what if Raul gives you an right-hook when you have your half-way extended arm on his body, in an perfect position for a flying arm-bar?

[@thehunter3771]

well done sayed !

[@whitemountainbucktrackers2499]

"Arm stop"......Tony Blauer technique. Very effective.

[@hikerbro3870]

Hey, Ryan. Great videos. I was in a similar situation to this, but wasn't able to get the arm stop because I was distracted by a second aggressor. My back was against a vehicle, aggressor 1 had his left shoulder into my chest, with his head near my left armpit/shoulder area. His right arm trapped my left arm, and he was swinging for my groin (and missing) with his left arm. In retrospect I suppose I could have turned to the inside and gone right elbow to the left side of his head or even the back of his neck. (Monday morning quarterbacking my own failures is awesome.) However, A) I didn't think about it at the time and B) the confrontation was not serious enough to risk the kind of injury that can cause. In this scenario, where I have failed to maintain the distance, what can you advise to regain that distance, in other words, how the he** do I get him off of me? (I ended up just hooking to the ribs, BTW. It worked, but not well.) Thanks in advance!

[@hikerbro3870]

PAUL ANGULO One of those had-to-be-there things. He was fighting like a 7 year old girl. Of course, I wasn't doing THAT much better. Besides, I'm married. They were in my wife's purse at the time. :-D

[@paulangulo6821]

:-)

[@Cinnabun]

Why aren't there many if any krav maga styled guys in the UFC? it seems so practical for that kind of fighting, topped off with JiuJitsu would seem like a good base for a fighter?

[@MrNiceHk]

Krav is designed to do maximum damage anyway possible and its designed for real life situations ... cage fighting is sport fighting ... it has maximum effect against untrained yet violent attackers in my opinion ...in a street fight my money would be on the Krav guy against most styles ... except a good boxer

[@Kopa_Malphas]

Krav Maga is designed to kill people, for self defense in violent and life threatening situations. Its not meant for the ring, though there are a few in the UFC. MrNiceHk As for a good boxer, theyre tough, theyre really tough, but they have quite an issue with the ground game. NEVER go in for a take down to open up a fight, but you want to take him to the ground as quickly as possible, or punish the hell out of those legs, or you're through. Boxing works wonders for standup fighting.

[@pranakhan]

People wouldn't react well when the Krav Maga combatant knocks out his opponent, then jumps the cage running for his life. He wouldn't show up for press events, would run from interviewers into the shadows & never admit he had any involvement in any of his previous matches. (This is intended for the purposes of humor & not to be taken seriously).

[@buu291]

Maybe if UFC was a Roman-style, gladiatorial death match it would be really handy.

[@TheDragorin]

same reason any real self defense art isnt in the ufc or mma. its not showy. being the best pro fighter isnt about being the best, its about being the most entertaing. this was proven when some of the greats would get boo'ed because they would win too fast. it doesnt look good. also it doesnt always work all that well when two people are agreeing to the fight. these types of art take the perspective that one person is the aggressor and the practitioner is defending and only priority is living.also a lot of the time these guys honestly do train to be a lot more deadly and dangerous than anything you'd see in a sport. there are certain things that aren't allowed in mma because it is too dangerous and too effective and for self defense, thats exactly what you want to know.

[@sarahbranson6110]

What does a 5'3" woman to up against a 6 foot Guy when she doesn't have the muscle build you men do? My cousin and I were mugged when walking and the bad guys pulled across our path with a car and one got out, while we were on a walk on vacation in Florida. We ran. The guy grabbed for me and missed and my cousin threw her purse he ran between us. Thank god he went for the purse and took off back to the car. But my cousin fell and broke her wrist. So if he had stayed this could have ended way worse than it did. Any suggestions for us gals that don't have the strength to fight. I am now old and feel very vulnerable and now don't go out to do things especially alone at night. I have a small pepper spray. But what is that really? I don't really want to do hand to hand combat if I don't have to. But would if the situation required. But worry about it after the mugging, I was robbed at a hotel and had a break in of my storage facility all within a few months of each other. So no have a hard time feeling comfortable out in public. Suggestions please. I do stay off my cell phone and pay attention to my surrounds and check other cars parked around mine, before approaching mine. But I am always on edge.

[@chopperboy307]

Just buy a gun and get your conceal carry license

[@danielbrown1353]

Sarah Branson These are just some suggestions, that will hopefully help. Continue being aware of your surroundings, as the more you are able to notice, the more time you will have to consider/employ any options (duck inside a store, move to a more populated area, make a phone call, flag a cab, cross the street, sit in a restaurant or cafe until the coast is clear, etc.) Try to find a style, school or instructor that has some real world experience. An art or style of self defense that caters to your body type and situation, combined with someone competent, who gives a damn, can really help. You have to do your research, although most first classes are either free, or at a reduced cost, so you can see what you're getting into. If you do HAVE TO get physical, go all in, and get out of Dodge! Strike with intent and focus, instead of flailing and hoping you hit and hurt them. And then GO! Get in your car and drive, run away (or walk away quickly), call the cops, get to where you can get some assistance. Hope this helps.

[@jhonathanmarquez9987]

Daniel Brown and who are you?? love your comment

[@danielbrown1353]

Jhonathan Marquez I'm just a man who has made some mistakes, some observations, and learned some things, and always hope it will be enough, when the time comes.

[@kenhutley971]

Glock n drop.... end of.

[@jeremylysiak3078]

Where is your school located?

[@jesuischarlie8859]

I ám sitting in a wheelchair... what can i do??? Thank you. René from germany...

[@theoriginalwah]

Good stuff

[@RMG50cal]

I live in LA and It seems that none of the places that I find are even in California

[@voncozc2355]

any Krav Maga instructor you suggest in Baton Rouge

[@MrKahunadog]

That was a good video(most of the sd videos out there are terrible). I like the hockey type punching. For one of the greatest RickRypien rip. A welterweight who made heavy weight pro nhL players turn tail. The arm trap was a nice touch. I'd likely go to a sweep or soccer kick then and if he turned the whizzer to a easy sweep like a kenjit.

[@logotho7340]

After you're outside your attacker's elbows and behind your attacker, go ahead and use your foot to kick / push him away if you plan to make an escape

[@bokataharris662]

Splendid

[@felixblaksley]

That's a nice move!

[@victorkreed4629]

A strong enough force from a big guy ramming into him would bulldoze his forearm block so those punches better come in bunches while he's trying hard to evade.

[@alekx58]

Really Chosen Advantage

[@idonthavealoginname]

Left arm block to the shoulder with a right arm for arm smash to the face would work much better.

[@richardluntz529]

good vidio- simple quick and would hurt

[@Fange-qn1jl]

A real fight is over in seconds. You take what you have and do what you can to make the threat go away. Dojo-stuff don't mean shit on the outside. Sometimes it's just a question of rolling into a ball and protect the head.

[@SoulSurvivorX2]

But I like my cheetos lol :) Kidding...practice practice

[@LarryTheStrongsGamingChannel]

I actually had cheetos next to me but im eating carrots

[@trueartist78]

Awesome

[@1964JEDAGI]

I know life is full of what ifs. And im not trying to be argumentative. Looks to me like Raul is in a perfect position to be punching you in the head. Left hand upper cuts and hooks to the head and right hooks to the rib cage and head. He has both hands free. I see other moves leading to arm locks and front choke holds. Not trying to troll. My minds wheels start turning when i watch these videos.

[@seanwilliams8083]

Agreed. And I'm not saying thiss guy sucks. (Cause in a situation with a street fighter he would win) but In that position all Raul has to do is hook his had and twist away and he would lose balance and fall down.

[@jnauttube]

***** If Raul has spent most of his adult life in prison, chances are he's a VERY experienced fighter, and experienced in the most practical type of street fighting.

[@myellis100]

Nice.

[@roknrolla1329]

ok can you show me this against Robby Lawler?

[@michaelkubat2575]

Proud to be your 7,001st like......Great video

[@345kobi]

Would like to here you thinking on hitting with a closed fist. In my experience a broken digit ends the fight in the other guys favor.