don't mess with Silver people

@johnsonhan9886

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+Bahija Chouaf uhh yup!

@0TahmidShadow0

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LOL

@CoffeeMania-uq7if

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Lol wtf 😂

i love these vids...they show you an awesome deadly move,and it's done in only 28 seconds ^_^

Hey! This is the exact move Cung Le did on Frank Shamrock last Saturday!

Can't..... stop....watching these videos!!!

its soooo fun to try all these moves on your little brother!!!!! >=3

That is fucking awesome! It's so simple, yet so effective.

this move is particularly effective during a real fight, especially against round house kicks

I love this I was trying it and I did it thanks for the video.

i like these quick takedowns

i luv these ununderstandable slow-mo physics

...I swear to god this has to be the most simple most effective counter ever...

I learned it at age 6, used it countless times in schoolyard fights.

for a split of a second you thought it was Santa Takedown, i know you did!

This is a really good one !

great take down ive used a version of this myself before

Haha, Cung Le uses this a lot. And Wandy too.

This is a very useful move.

very effective sanda takedown

Thanks, my grandma didn't stand a chance!

In the way that Cung Le (famous sanshou and MMA fighter) teaches it, you're meant to block it first with your forearm and then scoop the leg with your other hand. This being said, I think that the producers of 'Human Weapon' have gotten this technique wrong.

@AceFoxhound sorry i haven't attended any martial arts classes, and i haven't had any experiences in fights except when fooling around with my friends. My impression of tai sabaki from what you tell me, is that you move ur body into the direction of his kicking leg. doesn't this hurt more? >

lol anyone else look at the title quick and was like... Santa takedown??

i completely agree not many fighters would time a kick so you are able to grab it

@daridp actually this is really easy, u just have to be ready for them to kick to the body, it's not hard to do. i've seen people do this reliably and consistently, do u train for SanDa?

The most easy way to surprise your opponent in such this situation - where he holds your kicking leg and pulls you towards him - is to simply jump and try to kick him with the other leg. His takedown will fail because you are already in the air and he is so concentrated on his own move and will be so surprised because you yourself gave up your safe stance that he is likely not going to block your kick. Try it its really effective.

yes and it was a beautiful sweep

I did this to my friend once when we were sparring, but I gave him a palm strike to the breadbox instead of the trip.

Out of every single taekwondo fight and sparring match I have been in, my kick has been caught by very few people that I can remember, and all of them were instructors. Not saying it can't happen, nor that this technique is invalid but it seems like catching a kick is extremely difficult, especially in the way they show here.

You can grap his head when while he's kicking your leg out and he fall with you, then just launch punches to his head and flip him. You can always try to rotate before he kicks and take him down instead. There are many ways to counter this move if you understand what you're doing.

@Pheknaum This is a staple technique in Muay Thai and other kicking arts. It's used all the time.

THIS IS USEFUL

awesome technique...

such a good style

Humanity is screwed now that the silversurfer knows the Sanda Takedown.

the problem with this is that whenever i catch somebody's leg, the person just holds on to me like hell

What's more, this takedown is a show of power and strength, more than enough to scare off 3 other chavs

i saw, i treid, i won. awesome technique.

That’s an effective clinch

This must be my favorite.

It's called, "Human Weapon," and it's on the History Channel.

Looks pretty good to me And if it doesn't take them down, it'll sure hurt as hell to get kicked in that area

after so watching so many human weapon movies here, i wonder what they're showing in september for capoeira ^^...

It only works if you can withstand the roundhouse to the rib first. Looks like the roundhouse goes straight to the rib.

@ChrisShuWu me too.... how many times have u busted down place? i goot.... about 17...

@SSgtJoker I've been doing martial arts for quite a few years. I did karate and I've been doing Jiu jitsu for I don't even know how long. But I learned this move in Karate but in a different way where sweep there leg from the inside. I've used it a lot in sparring matches and mixed martial art fights a lot. It's probably a good idea to use it if somebody tries kicking you in the ribs. You really learn to anticipate the kick. But I usually throw a punch a long with it.

that's it, two destabilizing factors equals to one hard fall and i say who's your daddy now, korgn.

@baggedyman because in order to use this takedown u have to stop their roundhouse kick. how can u stop that which is unstoppable?

that looks like fun ... for the defender :P

that's why you side step to the right so you don't take the full brunt of that kick (primarily from the shin) and catch the leg as power gets transferred to the kicker's foot

@mandrow thank you, that was very considerate of you

my and my friend where fighting for fun.. then he tryed to kick me and i grabt hes leg and did id gently.. its was so fun! thank you so much man! Sry for bad english :P

Take also into account that he intercepted some of the force when he cusioned it with his right hand

@MrVresnov So the big guy can't add a throw to it? You know push him down and add to the force?

I made a counter to this sweep, by spinning in midair and catching his stable leg behind the knee with your free leg you can drop him on his ass. Your leg is already in his center of gravity and he's providing you with momentum. A well timed "Spin drop" and the rotation of your hips will bring the both of you down. Given the element of surprise you can line up an ankle lock. If this description wasn't completely clear then experiment and you'll get the idea...

@Jaygenius Not necessarily... You can still use your arms to block AND grab his leg at the same time... also, if his attack is coming from your left, you can take half a step to the right and let the speed and power of the kick to lower, you can even move towards the attack and intercept it, because an attack in its beginning stage is much slower and weaker than at the later stages... in fact, the only way you will HAVE to take the blow is if you stand still. Intercept or let it pass.

I practice Baji and this is similiar to our takedowns. The difference being we start out in the closed stance and shift into an open stance by stepping into the kick. Essentially the kick hits you with the thigh, no power in it, and you just push him down on his ass. Baji stresses not to go down with him, ground grappling is good for the ring, not real fights. Especially when you are outnumbered. When performing this sweep you lose your balance too and risk falling down along with him.

do u know where i can download the kung fu human weapon

"two destabilizing factors" yea both his legs in the air.

Santa uses this shit to takedown naughty kids

*Pulls out virtual sword* CHARGE!!!! RAWRRRRRRR!!!!!!

is this a computer programm wich can simulate this things?

very nice video tov toda

Haha, what's with the sound of distant gunfire when he does down the 2nd-3rd times?

@Shihabzzz You could spar, or just do it like shadow boxing, on daily basis, so you get familiar with certain moves.

THIS is useful for street fughts, often people try and kick when they dont know how to properly and this is devastating.

the point of these techniques is to do them fast so that the victim doesn't have time to react, u see it slow so that u understand the move, but in combat it's so fast u can't even think about punching the other guy

@DarkwinteR11 the thing with these videos is they make it look so easy but you need some crazy hand eye coordination and reflexes to apply this in an actual fight. yes, techniques are easy to learn but applying them is a whole different ballgame

Yea it is, when Human Weapon went to Thailand for Muay Thai of the host Jason Chambers pulled this move during his fight and it worked. Also for you MMA fans Cung Le did it to Frank Shamrock during the Strikeforce fight.

I wouldn't ever deal with a drunk grey man

@Shihabzzz Which begs the question; why are you learning moves from youtube instead of going to a martial arts school?

@elCommentante just adding a little extra thought is all. i just think it is sometimes good look at things a bit differently, rather than except things as im told by a single source. we often use alot of terms and references without every knowing the meanings or origins. its good to question the accuracy of what we are allowing to become "our knowledge" before just saying roger that and closing the door. i may be a little off the topic but that was a similar point i was trying to make before.

@Shihabzzz This is the reason why the best weapon is a combination of technics and to keep a cool head. But i am still fighting with the problems ,too.

the name of this sounds awesome

i don't really get this. How do you grab a kick? won't you be sent flying?

this is an wrestling move

@TheCrotchparty whats a morning roll?

You don't have the time to snap their leg and the leg is incredibly difficult to break when they're still standing.

You are allowed to in my class, but I don't know about in professional fights, although they would be crazy to try to catch those kicks. But yes, we are told how to, though not in this way, we just do a block where you turn your front hand to the side to grab the kick quickly and pull up to set them off balance.

@brenoakiy What I always do is jump, turning my waiste to the left or the right (depends what foot he has grabbed, so when he got my right foot, i turn to the right, and when he got my left foot, I turn to the left), while doing that, I use the foot which is free to kick the side of his head, then break and catch the my fall, and stand up quickly. -jump, turn waist -use foot to kick side of head -catch fall -stand up

School fight gonna go crazy

I doubt you can catch a kick like this without it hurting any, but it may be worth it...

One of very few kung fu moves which might actually be useful for real.

If anyone you watched some of Le cung fight, he used this move on Shamrock.

I've actually done this move on reflex to a friend when he jokingly kicked me. Surprisngly easy to do.

@snkhuong recieving one easy is though, that's where endurance expectation and reflex kick in

i bet these were the people making the "bmw pain olypics" video

You have a point artemis but these videos weren't necessarily created for instruction. To safely catch this kick you have to deflect it with your forearm. After that you have to wrap up and follow through as shown in the video. It can only be done without damage if your bones are calcified and reinforced enough to withstand the kick, which is in essence like getting hit with a baseball bat. So you have to practice by striking objects harder than your bones. It also requires a fighter's reflexes.

yea I've thought in that too, but I think it wouldn't be very effective depending on how he holds your leg...

thats awesome....

i actualy laughed this is a funny way to take down and its affective as shit

@EpikStriker Thanks coach.

this takedown is very easy but its easy to counter aswell. you can counter by transfering your weight forward towards your opponent when he grabs your foot then grabbing him by the neck and holding on to him and if you get him by surprise u can just take him down by pushing his neck down and he will release your leg. but if he is prepared and you both go down thne you have to throw him up with your hips when on the ground and then mounting him...

Simple and effective. I like :D

@yksniset yea actually, it shows the amount of centrifical force the body is producing from the time of rest to impact

There are no martial art "ripoffs". People always find new ways to fight.

I think its on the history channel.

you want to absorb the kick in the hip area, catch it...like you give when you catch a ball...better than blocking it with your arm or hand...small bones will break easier

"When you grab his leg, the pythagorium theorum is equal to the hypontenuse of the algebraic co efficiant much like the isosolese fulcrum momentum of the kick, which imparts up to thirty kilojules of cognative inertia which multiplied by 155436 to the power of ten, creates enough of a circumcenter to his downward momentum" or... "Blah blah blah, use math talk and numbers to wow ignorant viewers, blah blah blah we don't really care, but we're being paid to, blah blah blah"

Cung Le used this as a reversal in his fight against Frank Shamrock!!!

what should I do if it happens the opposite? (I kick the guy and he grabs my leg) I've always wondered about it