Love the drawing of the bull mate

like the video dude. And to answer the dude below, yes the mind controls movement not muscles so this kinetic chain theory can be applied to any movement whatsoever. So yes it can apply to a backflip. You'll see the difference between people who backflip arching backwards or tucking forward into a small ball. Both styles activate different muscle systems and thus produce different movement. Liked the animation also!

Thanks! Finna go outside and try this right now. Happy new Year!!!

Thanks for the information and also congratulations for your effort

Great quality content!!

amazing drawing 👍

Great video

Just subbed your art is awesome and the explanation is top notch. I once did a full break down of the. 1 inch punch and it is truly amazing how it .mixes so much martial knowledge to generate power. It is best visualized like a taichi motion the crashes like waves from the non punching fist clenching through the shoulders down through the hips while sinking into the toes then heels drive back up into the hips and through the punching arm out the fingertips smoothly through each knuckle joint to the final closed fist that explodes out with a upward twist. There is more involved but the key is to literally be like water and let the movement flow u interrupted.

@johnnycash346

2 жыл бұрын

So the move start with the non punching hand?

@johnnycash346

2 жыл бұрын

In taichi they say if the body is like water the chi(energy) flow better

@delicrux

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnnycash346 if you notice bruce lee pulls the non punching arm in ar he begins the punch a example of this can be seen in the traditional karate punch. It starts in the non punching hand and moves down into the toes if you watch him he lifts is heels very high and knees slightly bent so his legs become like springs. Think of this when you jump off something your legs can absorb the energy of the body weight and neutralize it. Well what if tou figure out how to Get your legs to generate that much force moving up and redirect it to your fist. Your wouldnt need much room to throw a punch. So if i re examine this the non punching hand starts the shoulder rotation as as that begins the legs explode with power as he drops his weight and springs it back too his punching hand.

Would love if u could make a boxing workout program for elite level fighters. We compete at the national level and are always looking to improve conditioning speed and power

Amazing

Now im ready to fight

Just a nitpick: In swords fighting, you simply don't do overhead swings, since it leaves you wide open for enemy attacks. I'm not sure if it provides and extra bit of power to your swing but in either case you don't need it if you know how to use a sword. In any case, your presentation gets the point across.

@user-ej4eq5im4r

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed But it allows you to gain speed

@arattactician5697

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-ej4eq5im4r I've no idea what you mean by that. Gain speed in what way? For the swing?

@user-ej4eq5im4r

2 жыл бұрын

@@arattactician5697 more distance to gain speed

@MonarchLMC

Жыл бұрын

@@user-ej4eq5im4r that's is just straight up not how swords work

@user-ej4eq5im4r

Жыл бұрын

@@MonarchLMC well,take a stick.

Dude I like your videos. If I had my own channel it would be similar. When I KZread throwing a right cross it shows you to pivot on the back foot. When you go to a boxing gym it becomes more of a step because you are always on the move and also can get more body weight behind your punches. When you leave your foot planted, Teddy Atlas, calls it leaving your foot in the bucket and can't maximize power. This is something that is not really talked about. Watch a boxing match and look at there feet when they punch."Every punch is a step."But the pivot is also an excellent fundamental to learn for the beginner because the step is an advanced movement.

punching is more about speed in most situations than power

Secret is to focus on your hips exploding, not your fist

tbh i thin subconcious punches are harder and more likely to do more damage

What brushes do you use?

Is this kinetic linking something I should try to incorporate into let's say back flips or other basic movements

@moversodyssey

7 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! In fact its something that most people are doing instinctively by the time they accomplish the first flip. Though you will see quicker, better results if you are doing it consciously. Kinetic linking creates energy efficiency and power in almost any movement pattern. Next time you try your back flip pay attention and see if you can find an area of the body that could be adding to the larger movement pattern but currently isn't. Keep experimenting and be sure to report back with anything you discover. Always love to hear about it :)

What's name the program where you drawing this sketchs? :))

@moversodyssey

6 жыл бұрын

Ваня Исаев Photoshop

ORA

The samurai doesnt bring the sword behind his head like that.

Punch harder... Get in jail earlier.

@dariusp422

3 жыл бұрын

Nope not if it’s self defense

@Northwindbreeze

3 жыл бұрын

@@dariusp422 it true yeah. self defence as self defence not as ´ don t fuck with me because I can punch you to death´. We build power and sometimes we want to play with those powers, I hope you never play with that, it will just bring you a police registration and maybe a disabled person, or worse a dead man with a bleeding skull on the street. Be strong bro, really strong but stay wise.

@dariusp422

3 жыл бұрын

@@Northwindbreeze yes of course I coach people and I tell them be quiet and don’t walk away don’t egg it on but if they touch you you know what to do

@Northwindbreeze

3 жыл бұрын

@@dariusp422 💪👍