This is exactly what Bruce was trying to tell us 50 yrs ago. In fact, Michael reminds me of Bruce in the way he intellectualizes combat. Kudos Sir.

@ajatasatru1

3 жыл бұрын

Yup, i think the same thing

@gabrieltoledo56

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah man, Bruce took this aspect from the Wing Chun essence, straight forward, dont wasting time, energy and distance. Basically from any position that your hands are, you just throw them to your target

@jason7638

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I like how he processes his thoughts through his teaching. Deep thinker. I always like that. Not shallow. And if you can follow him deep you will learn. I would have loved to be one of Bruce Lee students. And i would love it if I had the honor and pleasure to be this brothers student right now.

@jason7638

Жыл бұрын

It had to be some honor and pleasure to learn from Bruce himself.

@jason7638

Жыл бұрын

That's my kind of teacher. There was only 1 Bruce. So rare to find anyone even close to how he was.

Rip Kimbo

You’re a real legend micheal, we appreciate you, you take time out of your day, to show us your passion , thank YOU Michael

@random4969

4 жыл бұрын

Michael is my virtual and online mentor and he don't even know it 😁

@youman6334

4 жыл бұрын

Same bro,

"Precision beats power and timing beats speed" - Conor McGregor after beating Jose Aldo Thank you for this lesson Mr. White.......

@imankhan1999

4 жыл бұрын

Dagestani smashing beats left hand when the eagle is hungry

@marcleon1513

4 жыл бұрын

GT Thomas Yes, but how do you beat a Russian wrestler? What Conor quote do you have for that?

@kianhughes6309

4 жыл бұрын

Marc Leon Why are you guys still stuck up on that? Loads of people have lost to Khabib, even Porier lost to Khabib after the McGregor loss, so why keep bringing the McGregor loss up?

@marcleon1513

4 жыл бұрын

Kian Hughes What makes Conor so different than all of the other arrogant fighters who talk shit and get his ass handed to them? Are you mad because a white man is getting black man treatment. If Conor were black would you care if anyone keep bringing up his beat down ala Khabib? I don’t think so and let me guess I’m “playing the race card”. Not really, I just want you to stop bullshiting and tell your truth. If Conor were a black bastard you wouldn’t give a damn.

@brutusbrabo

4 жыл бұрын

Precision doesn’t beat power, it increases it

This is amazing. I'm actually learning something that is truly factual. Michael Jai White is the real deal.

@uncharted7againblackking256

4 жыл бұрын

That's right goku

Its wild how simple this is but how much of a big difference this simple technique makes

In my opinion, you truly are one of the greatest fighters and martial artists in the world, I WISH I could train with you in person

@marcuswrayboi

4 жыл бұрын

doom23 killer You can I think it’s like $1200

@Kyler_951

4 жыл бұрын

Are you guys expecting him to fly you out to him? I see so many of these comments, I WISH I could train with you Michael... Yeah we all would LOVE to train with him... Idk

@doom23killer3

4 жыл бұрын

Never said anything about expecting him to fly me out there, I was just saying I wish I could. It would be amazing to be able to train with one of the greatest martial artists out there and someone who I look up to as a martial artist. I know I’ll never have the opportunity too, that’s why it’s just wishful thinking...that’s all

@habibhussain1808

4 жыл бұрын

@@doom23killer3 well guess what, I'm one of his financial advisors and we are flying you out for FREE TO STAY WITH MICHAEL THE LEGEND HIMSELF

@BruceLeroyUK

4 жыл бұрын

Habib Hussain 🤣🤣🤣

I did not realize i did this. In my 2 tournaments (Shotokan Karate) I won with simple jab to the face and i found out no one could block it. It was not powerful but i consistently scored. I thought i was doing something wrong since i was not turning my shoulders. After a few scuffles against bullies i used this jab with finger extensions to make opponents cover up their face. The simple non telegraphed Jab changed the game and probably saved my life.

@shannonallaround9490

4 жыл бұрын

Sesimie StreetFighter nice

@casparbosch5615

4 жыл бұрын

Jon jones style😂. Good job though💪

@raunakukil8386

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome....there is s big difference truly in tournaments with referees n street fights where there are no rules...so body movement analysis is very crucial and can help a lot in most scenarios if not 100%

@sesimie

3 жыл бұрын

@Samuel Prime Indeed...when i was in my JKD phase it was all about low leg kicks for entry and making strikers put weight on their back foot. This was in the early 90's and high kicks were all the rage. No one knew low leg kick defense. Low kicks are also great for setting up grappling takedowns after you distract with jabs and feints. I'm not a fan of high kicks since a lot of my opponents thought they could kick me to show off for the crowd.

Wow I didn't know that this movie star had a youtube channel, I love this! He really teaches with passion.

Your the best and you are my inspiration I do Thai boxing and I implement everything you do into my Thai I am 12

@ianlobo9045

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck bro

@UrbanOutlawsSk8Co

4 жыл бұрын

Find the love in the work and you will do great. Good luck

3:32 Wow man i really admire that it is so hard to do

#Restinpower kimbo slice

Something to train my body to do will I’m on lock down in Ny

I remember you mentioning that story with Kimbo Slice and just that changed the way I was training my hand strikes.

Thank You expanding on this concept! This was a mind blower when watched the original video ( I have referenced it in my Gracie Jiu-Jitsu class many times), I appreciate the expanded detail.

I actually learned from this. Thank you MJW, you truly are a legend.

RIP Kimbo 👊

bro you are such a humble dude and you really no your stuff man. keep being your martial way. totally makes sense what you are saying to about leading with weapon and momentum and telegraphing vs not

You are my Hero .. Love from India ...

Thank you so much,Mr.Mike. Your explanations were really clear. I'm sure that you're a great teacher.

I like how they just drop into convo from time to time...passion.

I don't know anything about unarmed fighting, but as a fencer, this makes total sense.

Good advice Mike. Thanks for this video.

At 13:10 i was waiting for "WHO THE HELL INTERRUPTED MY KUNG FU!" this time it ain't aunt billie

@maxiebell1900

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

Another good video. Love how u break things down. It gives us a better understanding, at least in my opinion. Keep the vids coming. 👍🏼✌🏼RIP Kimbo! Respect.

In terms of landing your weapon. This is a master class. Michael Jai White is my new spirit animal. And You sir are a great actor too. Many thanks.

So helpful you guys! Definitely gonna add this to my boxing arsenal 👍

You never disappoint man.

Thanks for sharing precious gift

Thank you for your lessons

Love from the bahamas!!! Seeing one of my fellow Bahamians make it to have a quick in person lesson from Mr. White proves the sky is the Limit. You are Motivation and Inspiration Spliced! (and I'm not even a fighter and kick dudes ass with your disciplines.) Looking forward for more content.

My Grandfather always said, “the fastest way to get to any point is to go straight there.” Lead with the weapon Amen to that MJW. God bless!

I’m gonna watch this another thousand times, but this already helped me adjust my kickboxing sparring style. I’m 6 ft 3 with long limbs and this just makes sense.

Yea nuff said jai fr fr this the video everyone's been waiting on even though I grasped when u did it with kimbo

im not a professional or even an amateur fighter but i understood everything you said about leading with your weapon👌🏻 respect 💯

Great to see you in good shape and of mind bro! Stay safe

Great lesson. Thank you, Mr. White.

Ty very much Michael, great lesson i am going to start practising this way.

Wow. I never realized how much telegraphing was a handicap. So much to learn; this was a great bit of instruction.

Kinetic energy! Great points

🔥 Awesome video !!!

A lot of people seem to forget you can strike while stepping backwards too (Look up Ali’s phantom punch)

Ok,thanks for your teaching

This is invaluable information

Osu! Thanks for the lesson, both of you are true warriors.

I just found you on your movie Blood and Bone with an excellent job what an excellent movie it was so refreshing to see people actually fall down quickly when hit rather than take a hundred punches that would normally knock people out with one. One of the best probably the best fighting movie I've seen

I loved this. Thanks.

"Form and technique before speed and power".

REAL LEGEND ! RESPECT FROM TURKEY.

And there are the lesson folks . Thanks a lot for this one.I'm doing it right,I'm doing it right

Very interesting points here, the padwork inadvertently teaching fighters to telegraph is especially poignant too, something trainers need to think about.

Thank u sir for this lesson

You will be also a good teacher to my future kids they should follow you from a early age.

Excellent

Your the best and you are my inspiration...michael jai your the best of the best...

Good knowledge, sir. Keep doing.

This is actually really brilliant stuff.

This is very useful information.

Amazing in teaching... I easily understood. A great teacher... 😏🙏

Appreciate You!

Hello, loving your wisdom and videos... my question is... From what I've been taught and from what I've read over the years, most punches starts at your feet and finishes with the strike so wouldn't you consider that foot movement a lead and would you loose power if you try and stop that movement.

This is an awesome video now I completely understand the Kimbo video I understand most of it but their we're parts I didn't understand and other parts that I didn't realize I didn't understand

Anticipation is everything. I learned this in the streets of Roma long time ago.

Wow I never would have noticed but if you go back and watch Freddy Roach on mits he 100% changed how he holds them. Watch old Manny compared to new. Its night and day. Manny is really good at not telegraphing his punches but on mits you could see who was leading. Doing that could become a hard habit to break. MJW's fighter IQ is out of this world.

Brilliant! I know my father knows what Michael is talking about.

The only thing that confuses me with the punches like these is that A power punch usually is thrown with your body or hips but when he does these jabs hes not using the body or hips but it works.

@ninja51ify

3 жыл бұрын

No power in Punch, but if you're Heavy Handed you will feel something , but not as hard as a Punch using body weight, could follow up with Power Punch next

Good job brother

Master..... you are a master.....

The best martial art master ever

Great video! Please do a video on how to counter good striking technique.

Thanks for the upload I always appreciate the instructions from one of my favorite martial artists and people

@arthurvalenzuela700

4 жыл бұрын

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Best marital artest ever

Good shit. I’m tryna figure how to implement this. Preciate the info. Any break down of this simple yet effective way be appreciated

That was the way I was taught, some people just don't get it. Loved Kimbo's street fights!

I mean what can I say that hasn’t already been said to you.. Lol love you man you’re a Genius and a HUGE role model peace and prosperity to you Great Brother

Hey Mike, when/how did you first notice telegraphic movement in your martial arts journey and what measures you took to improve it?

Rest in peace kimbo

when you go to guns outside the pocket, you have to have timing: ie. the extension of the arm must be completed a millisecond after bodily contact within the pocket. this means that you have to have three things absolutely down: 1. the range of your reach 2. the distance of the target 3. the timing for the closing velocity (entering the pocket & being at proper striking distance)

Michael Jai White one of my favorite fighters of all time, in part, because of his attitude.

Rip kimbo..MJ white is the best online teacher..and actor of course!

Good stuff!

Brilliant

I'm taking from this basically when you decide "I'm in the fight, I'm ALL in to Win" and when you're "I'm getting out of the box, I don't want to fight" it's the difference of Attack vs Defense. The body shouldn't be dancing as it's NOT fighting but the hands are. Like a gun doesn't kill but the bullets hitting do. Maybe 🤔

Followed this guide. stood completely still and punched a dude out cold in 1 hit, never knew i was throwing a punch.

True master!

Thanks sir please upload the next video so that we can improve over skills at home in lockdown I am from India I am your biggest fan I have watched 10-20 times of blood and bone movie

Im watching all ya videos while working out..i need more new ones..im halfway done

One of the best who did it

Great

Great movie. I hope see you in the Blood and Bone 2, maybe you can direct it.

R.I.P. Kimbo👑 🐐😢💯🙏

Rip kimbo #legend

Please make a Home Workout Video in this quarantine time

Hey that's Alan Jouban!!!

Awesome Awesome Awesome, I get it!👍🏿👍🏿

This is an absolute gold nugget! But I have real trouble leading with the weapon and getting my body weight behind it cos the weapion hits too fast! I'm not ready for it myself!!! Could you please give some more demonstrations of jabs hooks and crosses with foot movement of how this can be done? If I try to hook like you did with no preparation it feels so weak! Thanks for sharing your knowledge here.

Always amazed by this... the logic and lesson is crystal clear "work on technique"... thank you sir. What's a good way to practice technique? Shadow punches for 10 minutes? Updated: is it even possible to practice this alone?

@uncharted7againblackking256

4 жыл бұрын

Bruce Lee: Yes......be water my friend

Yo biggest fan.

I don’t understand what’s so hard about understanding that. You explained it clearly in your first video on it. Not calling anyone stupid but listening is a very difficult art

Bom trabalho