I actually used this in a fight once and that guy didn`t want anything to do with me after that. I don`t know if it`s because his nose was broken or because my elbow was going 25 mph..

dude i've actually used this...without knowing it had an actual name and fighting style. i like it.

Wow, has anyone who commented here actually been in a fight??! I've studied Muay Thai for nearly 10 years... Elbow strikes OWN at close-range. This is a solid move, if you commit, angle yourself correctly and don't miss, the other guy is going to be asleep before he hits the floor. I doubt the 2nd strike is even necessary. Muay Thai/Muay Boran/Bokator FTW

Bokator is one of my favourites, ends fights quickly, that, BJJ and grapling.

badass my god.....never have seen a hit so graceful

depending on the style of martial art, and the location of the hit. What makes an elbow dangerous is its like knife that can leave a nasty cut, plus there is less bruising to the elbow (less pain i guess) What makes a right hook dangerous is its mostly directed towards with the jaw or the temple, how ever easier to see coming.

Never heard of Human weapon but I LOVE IT!

I LOVE THIS SHOW!!!

wicked cut bro!

Nice move I'll Try this when I get in trouble.

Elbows - brutal.

by far the best thing to start a fight with and i mean that in a sense of getting the first strike in once you see a situation elevating out of control, what you'll never learn in any martial art is to read a situation and the right time to strike, im a great believer in the pre emptive stike and have done this many times to keep myself out of harms way, so my recommendation is read someones body language and when you feel its time put em out

By reading the comments on the human weapon vids, I became aware that some people don't take martial arts lessons, for self defense, meditation, or self control. But to actually go out and deliver lethal blows to whoever might cross their path.

A dangerous move..... and easy to use as well.....

the BEST. im learnin this in my mma class xD

i always train these moves in my home ! so when i get into a fight i would be fully prepared

u get that first elbow in good especially on the chin and its lights out

My grandmother had no chance, thanks

I like how the "dummy" at no point in time has his non punching hand up to guard his face...

I will sure try this one out on someone I know " Evil Laugh"

@liitrox

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao 😂

looks cool

that's why when your opponents tries to hit you, you must grab his punch and pull him onto you to make the double elbow devastating damage, this moves owns anyone 'cuz the resistance that the elbow offers is more than other parts of the body ;)

thats exactly why they show the guy holding the other guys arm. Also, thats what a half clinch can be used for.

this is my fav move to start a fight

I did this repeatedly in a street fight it works good. But I didnt know this was a real move lol.

yes other commenters said--->hold his wrist tight(in the beginning in the video)extend your arm not too much or else you break your elbow after the first elbow strike cauze if he does ''fly'' the you hit him with your fist

very true, plus elbows, in a real fight elbows are mainly directed at the throat, the temple, and face. Plus its a lot harder to break and elbow than it is a finger in your hand so in terms if its possible an elbow would be the smartest thing to throw plus it doesn't take as much energy as a punch.

soo beatiful hit!!!

that look very nice ^^

My understanding is that you use the bone towards the elbow not in the elbow itself where the "funny bone" is located at (which is really just a nerve around the join connection which is there to help you reflex rather than break your elbow in certain stress situations.)

It only depends on your body resistance to the impact and how you do the hit, done wrong may injure you (in the case of the kick), but in the elbow strike, it will hurt... depends on you how manage the pain ;)

It's in quite a number of styles

As lutas em pé permitem ainda uma vasta gama de movimentos usando diversos membros do corpo com o objetivo de atingir e infringir o maior dano possível no oponente, pensando nisso nada melhor do que utilizar uma técnica do Bokator, uma arte marcial desenvolvida no Sudeste Asiático.

probably from that position, dont let go but go for a kick the groin, below the ribs, punch to the neck, or round house. seems very effective.

not every single time , sometimes he gets revenge by that stainless steel man.

hardcore version of the double smack

I did this to a kid on the last day of school last year lol.

Cool. A move Splinter Cell put in their game!

@N0hN4me Thanks. Didn't understand exactly, so thanks alot for explanation. :)

@NovaFeenix In order to throw a hadouken in Street Fighter, you must be in battle against another opponent. There is a very simple button combo that you must input to do a hadouken. It is: Down, Down-Forward, Forward + Punch. So, in other words, starting from down, quarter-circle forward + Punch. A light punch will throw a slow hadouken, a medium punch will throw a medium-paced hadouken, and a heavy punch will throw a fast-paced hadouken.

grasias por el video, me alludo mucho

This is how i give high fives

You'd better be close enough to make sure the second one makes contact.

That's true. The first elbow will daze them, and the second should put them down (maybe...there is a lot of adrenaline in a fight. I've...technically been in one). I guess if you miss, you can always follow up with your left hand. That's what I would do if I noticed my miss fast enough.

hey, this guy knows a lot too =D

Alright thats actually a nice move

This is very helpful when someone attacks you by completely straightening his arm and swinging it horizontally.

@cyber1ifeconnor

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some imbred I knew TRIED jumping me and swung like this... never faster was a distance more closed 😂

@lakshen47 you gotta keep holding the person close with your left hand before you release the second elbow.make sure you pull his arm downward a bit at first.

Obviously this shows the perfect form which is very hard to get but it is still an nice MMA move..

my favorite move ever

Firearms adds on a martial arts video? OH THE IRONY.

I love that :P

VERY BEAUTIFUL

I always wanted to try this in a fight.

@GiacomoKnox I think it works on the prospect of your opponent recoiling from the first strike, most people won't be able to react immediately after the first blow, and maximizing the damage. Though granted the first strike is probably going to be the most effective.

My fav move!

Do not mess with the gray man!

Feel so much better with knees than elbows.

the point is to use the best move in your situation :P

one on one, i prefer the katahajime (reverse naked choke), choke them out first, then run/tie em up. multiple opponents, i agree with you completely my friend.

this is what i've been trying to do, on a punching bag first, lol good way to get a purple elbow

im going to try that on my friend :)

Hello Paulo, I will try to explain what I believe is correct: I do not believe that the right hook is more powerful than the elbow. From a Muay Thai/Savate perspective, both the elbow strike (in this case the first elbow blow), and the hook both use the hips to deliver the brunt of the power. Body weight --> power is delivered with both an elbow strike AND a right hook, if your technique is correct. However, the right hook is used when you're farther away, while the elbow is used closer.

combing it with a straight punch on your enemy's face and your opponent will say "wtf hit me?"

broken nose? facial fractures??! After this move, you're fuckin DEAD.

high five is the new Double Elbow Slash

Its best to set up the attack. Combos like a one two punch then you can close the distance as he protects himself or tries to fire back. Once your in distance you have options. You can grab on to his shirt and deliver the blow. Double elbow strike can also be used if they grab on to your shirt and you open up with a double elbow strike because their hands are busy holding on to you. And you can deliver more then just two blows at this point. You can deliver until they let go. Self defense 101.

With the first hit, attacker's body completely loose all his kinetic energy. It's more clever is to attack with another elbow. And even more clever is to grab opponent's neck, stick to him and start to hit him with elbow continuosly, using his mass as anchor.

1. Setting up the attack means stunning him with an attack or softening him up. 2. Going off the center will nullify his attack 3. There is a short distance from your elbow to his face once you pull on his shirt OR on his neck. Reguardless of which manuver you use its best to set it up becasue you have to cover distance from a fighting stance. Also im not pulling him like dragging him from one side of the room to another. The pull will be short simple and sweet. Mauy Thai style.

thats badass

Your elbow can accelerate with a speed of 25 mph. That means that if you follow your elbow for 4 hours, you've travelled from New York to Philadelphia.

jiu jitsu would be good too, its mostly a defensive form of combat, essentially its just a bunch of submissions and throws to take the will to fight out of your opponent. you may still get in trouble and could always seriously injure somebody, but thats a risk that comes with every fight

But at the same time, notice that he is holding the guy's arm. I think that he's using that pull to keep the body in place so the second elbow is easier to land.

I do nei-li Kung-Fu i enjoy training not only is it a good workout i learn alot of cool things

@pepy6: it's quite useful instead! the open hand is a quick and good hit especially in street fight,while u'r close to your opponent before the real fight starts..

Always thought thered be a double elbow strike somewhere in the world of martial arts. Looks painful too

He said the second elbow strike comes in at 1/3 of a second so you can strike them twice before they fall

@moos14 sure, it is one of possible move...but what we are seeing now is the `double-elbow` tec, not the upper cut tec, and what i was going to tell is bout the counter of it

It's more of when the attacker is attemping to throw a Wide Hook Shot. You can then counter with this, if the opponent does that, and your elbow strike is within range of the opponent's face.

@gibicutey1606

5 жыл бұрын

I agree

They teach u similar thing in Krav Maga. Very useful and it does a lot of damage.

shoulders, huh? Never heard of using those as something to fight with before.

@R1S9S9R1 what so if you do this move consequently for 4 hours you will travel from new york to philadelphia? wow i learn new things everyday.....

i feel like fighting now i feel like i can just bust someones face up!

and then when opponent recovers... YOU DRAW UR' PISTOL, 'N PWNZ HEM! RAMBO STYLE!

these are good for at school fights XD

the point is to grab someone and pull them in while striking really fast before they can react.

I love how they always say.... ''this could cuz nose fracture , deep cuts or worst DEATH'' or simething similar... like even of the jab move lol.

Can you get this all on DVD?

elbows are ridiculously strong, i fell on mine about a month ago. i was racing someone on my bike and going about 20 MPH then fell straight on my elbow. I mean like it's what broke my fall. it hurt like hell and i have a giant scar, but my elbow remains unbroken and completely fine

If you are in the standard muay thai stance, left foot forward, right foot back about 6" or so, when you throw the right elbow, you torque the hips and rotate your foot, so as to deliver maximum power. Therefore when you say you only use the 'half trunk', it is not necessarily true.

note to self... if you wanna stop a fight quick heres the move for it

this technique can be used to counter a right or left hook as well

if you look he is holding the opponents forarm so he wont fall. plus if your rlly fast you can do it with out holding

I call it the "Slash and Pull". Kickass name, huh?

@avinbanerjee145

3 жыл бұрын

Nice

@BurakkuRockShoota I'm really a beginner so I don't do much. Right now it's just posture practice, running, squatting and kicking heavy bags. I'd have to ask my instructor about the more advanced stuff, but i'll get back to you when I do.

If you do that about 100 times in a row, he will look like barbra streisand

in muay thai we have many elbows but should only be one at a time downward elbow straight elbow back/reverse elbow double leaves u more succeptable to counter strikes or clinch u can use 2 but they shouldent be the same arm twice unless straight right elbow then revese right

Beast

even a cut.... damnnnnn

adrenalineandlove is right. It depends on the situation. An initial elbow is if you are close almost at an inch-to-clinch. The second elbow is if the initial hit where it is supposed to hit will cause the shock to your head slowing down the resist rate. Some people really need to learn how to analyze properly. Try to find the positive practical situation and slight alterations to make them practical! Thats the idea most fighters don't understand. Can you find out the hidden positive reason?