Dirty Dozen Striking Series

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Kelly Worden has developed a striking training method known as the Dirty Dozen, which teaches proper body mechanics, movement, changing levels, and targeting the right areas for self-defense.
Uncover the transformative power of the Worden Defense System (WDS), a reality-based martial art honed over 40 years by Kelly Worden. Crafted from a fusion of martial arts from around the world, WDS offers unparalleled effectiveness and adaptability.
Whether you're a civilian, law enforcement officer, or military personnel, WDS provides essential self-defense skills tailored to your needs. Join us on the journey to empowerment and safety-no prerequisites required, just the desire to learn and grow.

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  • @Dee-zy2xv
    @Dee-zy2xv15 күн бұрын

    Old Skool legend Kelly Worden👍👍!!

  • @zeke1eod
    @zeke1eod16 күн бұрын

    Kelly Worden is the real deal!

  • @bruceblackthorne
    @bruceblackthorne11 күн бұрын

    Great principles and mechanics. Loving what I see.

  • @GeorgeContreras-kz1xf
    @GeorgeContreras-kz1xf14 күн бұрын

    But then again,what about the size,weight of a person ,knives ,bottle necks, mental and emotional state when they attack? Is this new system being taught here taking into account the facts of how dirty and tricky a real attack can be?

  • @jimlowe5433

    @jimlowe5433

    8 күн бұрын

    Its not a new system but advise from someone who has been there. Research this man.

  • @jessejohnson6799
    @jessejohnson679914 күн бұрын

    Mike tyson said many times everyone has a plan until they get hit it

  • @ian7033
    @ian7033Күн бұрын

    Cheers, thats my laugh of the day.

  • @Ghost_Phontom
    @Ghost_Phontom16 күн бұрын

    These 857 are growing up 👍

  • @michaelspyrou1784
    @michaelspyrou178415 күн бұрын

    nice

  • @GeorgeContreras-kz1xf
    @GeorgeContreras-kz1xf14 күн бұрын

    These moves are good, very good, but yeah I believe boxing 🥊 would be the best self defense system for me .

  • @jimlowe5433

    @jimlowe5433

    8 күн бұрын

    Thats probably true for you. Boxing is an excellent form of combative movement. Its natural flow between hits are great training. But remember that as Kelly says about a trained martial artist that he will be judged if he beats them all because he is a trained fighter. If you are a trained boxer and do the the same then you will be judged by your training. Today's world is more violent than in the past, that is, more pity is on the "poor" aggressor on the street, than on the victim who fights back. Use all your talents to avoid a situation, but judge what you do by how badly the situation is. You can always run fast, which is the best form of defense, if you cant talk your way out of it.

  • @jessejohnson6799
    @jessejohnson679914 күн бұрын

    You may know all those techniques but can u take a punch

  • @jessejohnson6799
    @jessejohnson679914 күн бұрын

    Once again and nobody seems to be listening to me boxers are the real real warriors because nobody takes the punishment they take all those moves they show u martial arts looks good in movies and in self defense schools but I real life it will be like UFC who gets who first whether it be wrestling, kickboxing etc. The late great martial artist Bruce lee even admit himself after watching western boxing showing Muhammed ali and other boxers

  • @bronzetiger6360

    @bronzetiger6360

    13 күн бұрын

    Its Damn " Sweet" , is the "Sweet Science". Rapid fire hands strategically placed. Add to that, proper training, to get good conditioning and Muscle memory, its a Dangerous Real life weapon.....But it doesn't answer everything. So Any Good system will definitely include it in some form AND Add some clinch/ trap/ early grapple/ Low kick range moves and a weapon art( knife/ Bludgeon for close range, doesn't hurt, if you cant get to your firearm.

  • @bruceblackthorne

    @bruceblackthorne

    11 күн бұрын

    Though I'll mostly agree with you... everything has its place and uses. I started out as a boxer and been developing martial arts since, and it's true that most street fights I've been in didn't require much more than boxing techniques, but that also could be due to having more experience as a boxer and a lack of practice to be confident in other areas. But if you've watched the entire video and understand the concept of making that first contact and connection to your enemy and know what to do from there that that can open the door to be in so much more control of the situation and ultimately allow you to decide what level of damage is necessary for the situation better than just striking.

  • @ninjambita5090

    @ninjambita5090

    8 күн бұрын

    Western boxing was developed out of Filipino knife fighting after US Marines were deployed to the Philippines in the early 20th century. Thus Filipino martial arts are best suited for real world encounters and cover the gamut from impact to edge weapons and include empty hands.

  • @jimlowe5433

    @jimlowe5433

    8 күн бұрын

    Boxers are very good at what they do. You learn how to give and take punishment. Its a great method to start with, in fact a combination of boxing and old school judo would be great since you might have to deal with grabs and holds. Might be a little hard to punch your way out of a chokehold.

  • @ian7033

    @ian7033

    Күн бұрын

    @@ninjambita5090 What chu talking bout Willis?

  • @bigmike1530
    @bigmike153015 күн бұрын

    Mc Dojo. Should have shown 5 finger death punch... noobs

  • @9mmtotheMellon
    @9mmtotheMellon14 күн бұрын

    Patti cake Patti cake baker man.... Than comes along a boxer or MMA fighter.. Makes pancake batter of that fella..

  • @Adriana-vw4yw

    @Adriana-vw4yw

    12 күн бұрын

    I’ve trained in multiple martial arts including mma , fma, hand 2 hand, defendo , taekwondo, wrestling, boxing, kung fu, kickboxing, jiujitsu and also work part time as a bodyguard. I can say with confidence that these techniques are highly effective and far more likely to save your life in a level ten threat situation.

  • @FarmerDrew
    @FarmerDrew16 күн бұрын

    Nice style, reminds me of Catch Can 👋🫵🤜