First you are rigid to learn stability. Then stability to learn mobility. Then mobility to learn position. Then position to issue intent.

@Scorpiongod934

21 күн бұрын

Yeah this just about sums up martial arts training 💯

The rules are there for beginners to learn the basics. As you master the basics you learn the advantages of breaking some rules also potential consequences.

Beginner fighters: breaks the rules out of ignorance then get countered or hurt but dont know why Advanced fighters: breaks the rules intentionally at the moments where they can fully capitalize safely but also accept the risks

The Pez head observation... KILLIN' me 😅😅😅😅

@tommyburley5860

Күн бұрын

Absolutely ☠️

Howany times have you been unbalanced in situations in your life yet able to stay on your feet with the modt minimal effort and movement? Same thing applies.

This is the dumbest conversation I’ve heard all day and it makes me feel better about myself

@Brotherken1234

11 күн бұрын

It's "dumb" because you don't understand fighting principles. You really shouldn't feel good about yourself if your understanding is based on ignorance. 💡

Stephen Wonderboy Thompson does the same blitz forward in the UFC. It's a legit technique but people criticise because it's Karate

This is how walking works (thus, running and lunging like this, etc.). Walking is referred to as a controlled fall. You are off balance as your body weight falls forward until your foot lands, and it's on purpose.

@Scorpiongod934

21 күн бұрын

What? Walking is not controlled falling…

@paper2946

6 күн бұрын

​@@Scorpiongod934It is. The walking motion is just continually falling forward and catching yourself. That's why you lean forward when you run.

@Scorpiongod934

6 күн бұрын

@@paper2946 falling implies a lack of intention. So no it isn’t the same. Agency is important in word choice, otherwise people would just call walking falling with a catch. Semantics are important!

@Scorpiongod934

5 күн бұрын

@@paper2946 also if you see a dog shit and you’re about to step in it, do you or do you hold your foot mid air? Exactly. Because your body has a number of balancing and maneuvering mechanisms which prevent “falling.” Just bc you break concepts up into various fundamental parts does not make that concept equal to that one particular piece. I could jus tell you, you don’t see colors, there are certain EM waves emitting certain photons that are subsequently received through several membranes then interpreted by various psychological mechanisms, so you’re not really seeing youre just interpreting existent data. You see how that’s unnecessarily convoluted?

What about single leg and double leg takedowns? What about a boxer's angular pivot? What about hip tosses (greco roman and judo)?

@peterclarke7006

25 күн бұрын

I think the point is that it's a high risk/high reward move and you need to be pretty confident as to *when* you do it. There's always a counter move, but knowing when to do something is often the best way to neutralise them.

@DerekDAngel

24 күн бұрын

@@peterclarke7006 fair enough! no such thing as a perfect attack or perfect defense. not a bad reply! thanks man!

@peterclarke7006

24 күн бұрын

@@DerekDAngel sure thing, brother. Every martial art has something to offer, and every opportunity to learn makes you better. Knowing techniques teaches you their weaknesses, and teaches you when to use them, and when not.

Shifting like hagler.

Walking is perfectly normal and balanced

Karate would really useful if u mixed it up with kickboxing, the thing with karate is their defence,footwork and gaurd, for example wonderboy he had a bg in karate and then went to kickboxing and has an undefeated record of 57-0 with 40 kos and he's did very well displaying karate in mma

@Steel9k

Ай бұрын

Because Thompson is not really using 'karate'. Or we can say he is using karate (+kickboxing) but his karate is on another planet, if most other karate practicioners are on planet E-arth. Which is OK, it makes him a good fighter while most karate practicioners are just.. not Thompson at all.

@thunderkatz4219

16 күн бұрын

Have u done karate before

@mma__4_ever

16 күн бұрын

@@thunderkatz4219 for a week when I was 10 ( so I don't lie ) and now train kickboxing

Jack Dempsey used to throw himself off balance for additional power or rather well

In BJJ never cross your feet, UNLESS you’re black belt and you are bread crumbing.

Everytime you move you're off balance.. And falling it's how we move..we constantly catch ourselves,,But with training we can improve our Equilibrium to move faster in any direction and be a better fighter....or Defense of self. As we get older it's important to practice falling and catching yourself off a wall or railing and soft area intentionally..just incase you fall not to injured yourself and try 10 min to balance on one foot, other foot slightly bent and butt slightly arched up for greater balance....Very important to atleast once have yearly have your inner ears and cleaned by professional md.. In training FROM SLAPS AND PUNCHES inner ears drums can be damage WEAR PROPER PROTECTION TOO... So if walking normal you can catch yourself safely without fighting the Fall.. BALANCE IS KEY IN EVERYTHING YOU DO walk/Defense Check book..etc...Wataaa! BALANCE travels Folks..😊 Not professional but can run circles around you while i run away..and take you off balance,,😂

@Scorpiongod934

21 күн бұрын

Just bc you use words like balance or equilibrium means what you’re saying is valid. How are people falling and off balance when they walk? Esp if you’re saying mechanisms correct so you don’t fall or actually catch yourself off balance, you’re being semantically obtuse to make it seem like this one aspect of an entire system describes its function, essence, or purpose of said system. Walking is the system if I wasn’t being clear.

One name, Jack Dempsey

@MrStaano

Ай бұрын

The worldchampion cyclist?

@doriangray92

Ай бұрын

Doble drop shift master.

I would love to see this demonstrated in a live spar.

@suckswithpivot

8 күн бұрын

Watch Wonderboy fight

@suckswithpivot

8 күн бұрын

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@bleadzeking1

6 күн бұрын

How about a real fight youtube manny vs keith thurman exactly the same movment and knocked thurman down.. reality is the movment makes it hard to get countered but you need speed to actually be able to perform it

Stances work is to train you to be balanced no matter how you stand, squat etc. Step work trains you how to move between stances even when off balance and it is not stationary. Yin and Yang theory I think😊

Would this be, in essence, the Fitzsimmons Shift?

@doriangray92

Ай бұрын

Yes, absolutely right. Is a drop shift in linear mode.

In what style is that nagashizuki?

Do not discount the effectiveness of "by accident, on purpose", or deliberately suspending structure for movement, "the force of the spear".

😮 I get it. But high school wrestling we can the same thing..😅

Is this full episode out yet?

@KevinLeeVlog

2 ай бұрын

Yep! The link is there in the video :)

@Fubetuck

2 ай бұрын

@@KevinLeeVlog Oh, I didn't see it on my phone - Thanks!

Icy Mike, relax your ass, is just a drop shift in linear mode.

It depends on the distance. I bet If jessy would be half a step closer he would instintifly not cross his legs. All comes down to timing and distance.

Fluid. Be like Water

Off baaaaaaaaalance. 😂

I counter that attack with fast ashi baraii or hane goshi.

Punch before you move! I don't know why it works

Wut I learnt is karate works great when your attacker stands still

Karate and other stro g forms can seriously change your life but your wasting your time even talking to thunder head mma /ufc thugs ....

@dion1582

Ай бұрын

Exactly.

Step on a skateboard and you'll know stability intimately

To be fair what hes teaching isnt wrong, if you stop trying to be the smartest man in the room youll see your not actually the smartest man in the room, for example what he just did is exactly how manny Pacquiao knocked down keith Thurman, manny literally comes at you like that and the speed covers up for the foot work

Switching the guard? Uauuu, i seen this before, almost everywhere :))) PS i'm no hater 😊

Wouldn’t you be open to a clinch and sweep ? Or Even a weave and hook ? Seems like a risky move if your opponent reads it and moves to an angle instead of back

@martinblankensteiner384

Ай бұрын

It's really fast. Hard to time it the first time. Which could be the last

@vilgotelvingsson1403

14 күн бұрын

Every move is risky if your opponent reads it. That’s kind of the point he’s trying to make here. Every time you make a decision to do something, your opponent he’s the opportunity to counter. The key is that a good fighter makes the decision and commits to it with speed, explosiveness, technique and confidence.

Where's master Wong 😊 ?

MAS OYAMA would destroy the American guy.

@FeganMUFC

Ай бұрын

Mas Oyama pretty much destroyed everyone that stood before him . ❤

Balance, should be find, also a bit off..ln Capoeira, Flow ,hit sircle, & balance

Off balance? You mean like walking? Off balance, catch. Off balance, catch. People are hilarious.

A Karate blizz all it is

Hilarious!

Nagashi tsuki will leave you vulnerable to opponents that know how to change angles. You should study an opponent before you try that. I know very little about karate, not saying it all out sucks, just making a comment about a specific technique.

@timothymarshall2365

2 ай бұрын

That is probably true. But let us take a look at the reality of things. There's about 10,000,000 martial art/martial sport practioners in the world. If you moved all of them to the USA, that still leaves just over 97% of the population without training. So, the chance of someone understanding body shifting from a self-defense aspect is pretty much non-existent.

@Apollyon83

2 ай бұрын

@@timothymarshall2365I get what your saying. The chances of a Karate practitioner running into someone who’s training involves changing angles is slim to none. Playing the numbers.

@riptiz

2 ай бұрын

This technique is very fast and difficult to defend and you would use two punches not just one.

Best thing to do is show clip of in an actual fight in the ring against a competent opponent and using your imbalanced drunken method and see how well that works. Caz to me black belt is just bs in today fighting. There are more Muay Thai gym in Japan than traditional Japanese karate dojos

Fighting in real life you’ll need balance but it isn’t as simple as it sounds, fighting a good fighter your balance can be compromised at any time you move or lift your feet, real masters of their craft will crush your balance even with you grounded ( wrestlers, BJJ, etc ) even with cheesy ass techniques. So questioning his balance probably wasn’t the right question, it’s how can he apply it effectively!!!!

@CharlesBetancourt-iq9oe

Ай бұрын

It worked for Henry Cejido vs Wilson Reiss.

Left hook entered the chat. Obviously Jesse has never been in real fight in his life. You'll get slept quick doing that.

Point sparring yeah you get the point but you are exposing it if doesn't work

@riptiz

2 ай бұрын

No, because you punch with the other hand straight after so it’s two punches. The first can even be a feint.

@h4z

2 ай бұрын

It's also called 'shifting' in boxing. Watch Duran and GGG. They do it often to close the distance and to get into close range.

@openheartedwarrior2971

Ай бұрын

​@@h4z Don't forget about marvin hagler, and even the prince naseem.