*Finally* Coach has become a Man of Culture

@billcipher335

4 жыл бұрын

Finally a man is an otaku

@seafoam6119

4 жыл бұрын

@@billcipher335 usually the mma fighter comes after the manga.

@philljustphill1656

4 жыл бұрын

@@seafoam6119 he was a badass from the beginning

@MzuMzu-nx1em

4 жыл бұрын

Legend says that the first mma fight become for a manga debate 😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂

@belrog4269

4 жыл бұрын

@Vulgar Tale it was fucking depressing, God I never thought it was Oyasumi PunPun's depressing

"So you're supposed to read manga top to bottom right to left" *Reads out manga from left to right*

@varencilator

4 жыл бұрын

@Denis Just thought it was funny how he explains how to read it properly and then does it wrong seconds later

@Brandon-ob9rg

2 жыл бұрын

Drove me crazy

Fun fact: Attack on Titan creator, Hajime Isayama, is a big fan of All Rounder Meguru and based Annie's fighting style on Maki.

@dusk6159

4 жыл бұрын

That's nice, even though we don't actually see much from her or others' proper fighting. Not like it's a problem, I would absolutely take anyday everyday series already like AoT with (naturally so too) limited but legit and good fighting and techniques instead of maaaany series, classic, old and not (even korean Manhwa, Webtoons and whatnot like Girls of the Wild's, and not because girls blast guys without problem, at least something like The Breaker and its similar fantasy series like Tenjo Tenge don't want to depict a legit picture and scenario of real martial arts), with bullshido, crap mentality, myths or overall pure misconceptions and overblowing of TMA, Krav Maga, ''secret fighting styles!'', ''Ninjutsu!'', so basically polluting things that make the comics as damaged as cinema and films, in that sense.

@iliveinsideyourhouse3943

4 жыл бұрын

@@dusk6159 I recommend holyland if you wants more realistic fighting manga with good story.

@isaacmendes1926

4 жыл бұрын

@@iliveinsideyourhouse3943 great manga with a weird mc and art lol

@dusk6159

4 жыл бұрын

@@iliveinsideyourhouse3943 Thanks man for the tip, I actually knew about that but I never went and read it, why not now.

@ceres4478

4 жыл бұрын

@@iliveinsideyourhouse3943 one of my favourite manga it's so good

Lmao, I love how Ramsey refuses to call Armin a man.

4 жыл бұрын

He got a point there...

@connorduerks4858

4 жыл бұрын

@ So does Armin

@doke_hyou

4 жыл бұрын

Armin is a trash

@hanspeter-zl3cr

4 жыл бұрын

yeah because he aint

@MissesWitch

4 жыл бұрын

I thought she was a blonde girl too. Haha. Even though I watch alot of anime!

You should try Teppuu. Its another MMA manga, only the protagonist is 5.9 tall, genetically gifted, and naturally athletic girl, who never faced any real challenge, no matter what sports discipline she chose to participate in, even in some traditional MA. That is until she gets introduced to the world of MMA, where she gets her first taste of defeat, humiliation, and struggle; and at the hand of a BJJ practitioner no less.

Finally someone who speak about all Rounder Meguru, this manga need an anime

@pejee123

4 жыл бұрын

That and Karate Shoukoushi Konohita Minoru and its sequel

@GuappaChoppa

3 жыл бұрын

I just finished catching up to the manga, did they end it or something why aren’t they updating anymore?

@JR-bf3bu

Жыл бұрын

They should it's great , definitely deserves it's own anime

This series is spectacular. The way the characters develop is nicely grounded. You can't merely "power up/go berserk" to succeed. You'll have to make mistakes and be human to experience growth. I'm so glad I read this series before starting MMA. Saved me from becoming "that guy" or looking like Maki. The technical breakdowns/choreography even helped me lot with grips/sweeps.

@vincentlim9041

2 жыл бұрын

Lol, same case with me, I started my BJJ no gi, and not long after I founded this manga, it does help me with my basics

Been enjoying this manga for a while now. For what it's worth, I believe they said Maria came from Holland to coach at their gym, mostly as a kickboxing coach - which is a big reason why the other coaches weren't sure if she could handle Maki. A lot of the manga deals with technical aspects, of grappling in particular. Though there are a couple of strikers, including the foil of the main character who has an uppercut he uses in the clinch that seems to rattle guys pretty well. It's in Chapter 47, part of a fight that starts at Chapter 44. It'd be cool to see this one covered again sometime, I think the author has a real interest in MMA/Shooto.

@Philweasel

4 жыл бұрын

Apparently Maria is a multiple time Dutch kickboxing champion, which is a pretty big deal. I noticed that while she's tiny compared to Maki she later demonstrated the ability to repeatedly poke the girl in the boob pretty much at will while evading all of Maki's own attacks... while DRUNK. If Maria had actually made this a striking match I think she would have flattened Maki pretty quickly. ...and being unfortunately realistic, she still almost loses to Meguru, just because a single, poorly blocked punch almost puts her down.

React to Holyland. It is a well and depth written manga about street fighting. It shows a lot of different styles and applications, considering the danger and unpredictibility of the streetzz

@dadoyochild3830

4 жыл бұрын

HOLYLAND

@Tuldoka

4 жыл бұрын

Not really though...I was pretty disappointed with it. I'd suggest Teppuu instead

@jangwa2000

4 жыл бұрын

@@Tuldoka Could you explain me why?

@Tuldoka

4 жыл бұрын

@@jangwa2000 Holy land is one of those Mangas that tries to make a niche by injecting elements of realism. However it's research/ experience applied to constructing the fights pales in comparison to Teppuu and All Rounder Meguru. The worst example was how he stepped behind a telephone pole in order to negate a karateka. He literally stepped into a wall with nowhere to move. Any normal person would just step around it and pound him in the corner. His development as a fighter and character was uninteresting and redundant with the constant "emo-ness". In summary, the writer wasn't as good a storyteller and didn't put as much thought as some other authors. I know I sound like a hater but it's easier to explain things bluntly haha. Peace

@jangwa2000

4 жыл бұрын

@@Tuldoka I see your point. I agree with some of the things you say, but I still think Holyland is a great manga

Ramsey I like that clip of your calisthenics/cardio drill. It would be cool if you put out a 30-40 minute video of that for us to follow along.

@blackligxt9413

4 жыл бұрын

i would definitely give it a try

I kind of like how Maria makes mistakes while grappling. It adds legitimacy to her claim that she doesn’t know a ton about grappling.

Glad to see that Ramsey-senpai aproves our weird looking comics 🙏 ...

@MzuMzu-nx1em

4 жыл бұрын

Characters design reminds patlabor

I think the biggest reason why wrestlers do better than strikers at learning MMA is the emphasis on technique OVER strength. While striking is treating both about equal.

So, I guess we can call it... MMAnga _ba-dum-ts_

I like the dedication that the author put in making the manga realistic. The author knew maria was more of a kickboxer with a little grappling experience. Coach Ramsey noticed that she made a few fundamental mistakes, it's impressive the level of thought and detail put inside All Rounder Meguru.

Whoa I'm really surprised he is doing this type of video. The manga is awesome

This reminds me on skallagrim who answered the question where is historical warfare best depicted. (Swordfights, medival warfare etc) and to everybodys suprise... it was the anime "maria the virgin witch". So it's again a maria involved xD Japan gets historic european martial arts better depicted than the west :-D

@RamseyDewey

4 жыл бұрын

Skallagrim has a great channel. You’ve got to love those videos where he smashes helmets with war hammers.

@paxonite-7bd5

4 жыл бұрын

@@RamseyDewey wrestling between knights back in the time can you show us some examples?.

@iliveinsideyourhouse3943

4 жыл бұрын

You should look up to vinland saga too, it a viking manga/anime and beside the characters superhuman feats, it is very accurate.

@RamseyDewey

4 жыл бұрын

sagar chowdhary this short film has some good historical examples of how grappling and swordplay went hand in hand: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Znujs86vk8KuY9Y.html

Do hajime no ippo, it’s over the top with its exaggerations but the technique and strategies are actually legit Baki is over the top and nuts but hajime no ippo is really legit

@seanmagnusson2581

4 жыл бұрын

How about Kengan?

@seanmagnusson2581

4 жыл бұрын

@Brandon Indeed it is, a fun manga nonetheless.

@jonathankoch8654

4 жыл бұрын

Tekken Den Tough is where its at!

@WimiBussard

4 жыл бұрын

Baki is like muscles mutants fighting against muscle mutants. 😂

@Gofex1337

4 жыл бұрын

Guy who writes Ippo has worked as a second for decades and owns a boxing gym though. Ofc there'll be a lot of "Legit" in it. It'd be like Ramsey writing an MMA manga and keeping it up for 30 years.

Holy sh*t, THANK YOU for talking about this manga. This is my favourite on-going seinen manga, and the series deserves more credit than it gets. Thank you for bringing it to light.

"She has breasts - we'll go with it" - the unwritten rule for 2019!

This is low key the funniest shit I've ever seen 🤣🤣🤣

I loved that you presented this. I love this manga but sadly, it takes long for new chapters to come out. A thing i love about this manga is also the training scenes. You can really see and relate to the grind those characters put into training to prepare for a fight. It's really good.

Wow this really is realistic, even to the typical “you got lucky one more time.”

Love this series mate keep it up. I think you appeared in my feed because I watch MMA and Attack on Titan, but the videos where I know nothing about the particular series you're covering are equally great. Snoopy vs Linus is my favourite even though I have no idea who they are. The way you combine education, deadpan humour, expert martial arts knowledge, smooth commentary and the absurd backdrop of the fictional material is just a great mix.

@RamseyDewey

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

for a second I thought it was teppuu (another manga), that was the best second of my entire week

@IncredibleMD

3 жыл бұрын

Natsuo and Maki would probably get along great, but everyone would think they got along terribly, because they're both kinda jerks.

That still would've been read as "Anime in Jiu-jitsu."

How did i miss this vid !? All Rounder Meguru has been one of my favorites for years now. I appreciate you doing this vid man.

I have a bad habit of giggling when I get frustrated or confused, which makes me look like a complete A-hole when I’m learning something new. I also know that the beginner mindset is best to excel at martial arts, grappling for the first time sucks. Don’t get me wrong, it’s very humbling but unlike with striking there’s no escape. Whenever someone spars for the first time in our tkd school they usually get frustrated but are smiling in the end because they’ll still feel like they held thier own, even if they didn’t, but the first time I rolled with a friend who does mma it sucked! Not only do you get manhandeld and tossed from one side too the other, but you don’t get too do anything in retaliation. Even a complete novice can get a lucky shot in, but grappling against someone who knows what they’re doing feels like being a kids play doll.

@Aman-cb1pt

4 жыл бұрын

How can one deal with that feeling?

@Raiden4019

4 жыл бұрын

@@Aman-cb1pt Accept it as inevitable. For the first time, make it your goal to try to keep an even rate of breathing and to stay calm. Try to grapple back, but only to get the ball rolling. Then, as you are getting manhandled every which way, *PAY ATTENTION.* Try to soak in as much information as you can about what the other guy is doing from your relative position as you can. How did he get you into the position your in right now? Where is he at, physically, right now? What is he doing to keep himself safe, while keeping you under his control? Again, this will only really work if you drop your ego and try to stay calm and aware, even as you're floundering in the water, so to say. Which is why breathing works so well. And every so often, move around. See where you can move to, if you can move anywhere at all. And if it ends in submission? Great, then you tap and resume. If you get the chance, and if you did well to remember some things worth asking, then ask your partner about what you observed so he can clarify and demonstrate. Then you'll start to build a foundation.

@y33tboy97

3 жыл бұрын

@@Aman-cb1pt put your ego aside🤷‍♂️

We need more of this Ramsey. Just another reason to listen to your fantastic radio voice.

Another interesting manga for anyone who appreciated Meguru is Teppu, it is already done, and it feels like it has some similar story beats and vibe from the chapter that you've reviewed to us. I already added Meguru to my read list, but Teppu is definitely worth it for anyone who wants to read more mma related manga

Pls Ramsey do something about Hajime no Ippo and his training or maybe one of his matches . the mangaka {creator} has his own boxing studio and he trains his students almost every day . Its a very motivational series and it has quite a lot of gravitas for an early 80s anime/manga imo . Greets from Austria

I did my third year animation essay on All Rounder, John Wick, Captin America and Attack on Titan. Was about the popularity of modern martial arts in film and the need to understand these martial arts in comparison to flashy kung fu moves.

Would you be interested in doing another video like this on the later competition chapters? There's some really technical striking and grappling in the last two volumes that you might enjoy or find worthy of video content!

Years long boxer starting in jiu jitsu. My first class was full of laughs.

@Amrani97

4 жыл бұрын

10 years of kickboxing. Second week of bjj still get tapped every class. The only ones I can tap are girls which I outweigh by at least 30kg's. Honestly fun knowing how much I have to learn to get half decent.

I wouldn't call shooto rules "safer", no elbows is pretty standard in any form of amateur MMA, but the knockdown rule on shooto can be rough at times in long term, that said, the lack of ground and pound make up for it in a way, still, I think shooto is probably one of the most fun and overall best ways to start competing in MMA, I've been in the amateur circuit in Brazil for about 4 years now.

1 I need to read this manga. 2 it's funny you should mention the sunk cost fallacy, I literally just experienced it with someone. There's an older fellow in my gym. We were talking about how, because I'm a security guard I should learn locks for throwing people out. I said I knew 1 or 2 things that work pretty well against resisting opponents and even demonstrated. He then argued that I should try wrist locks to which I said "yeah those don't work what so ever" to which he responded by grabbing my wrist and trying something straight out of a Stephen Seagal movie xD. It had 0 effect he barely even moved me. He then let go and went. "Oh it's just because you're too strong." He refused to accept reality even when it was right there in front of him which kind of struck me.

@RamseyDewey

4 жыл бұрын

Standing wrist locks are hard to pull off, even if you are well versed in them and your opponent doesn’t even know what a wrist lock is. After many years of trial and error, there’s one standing wrist lock I’m fairly confident setting up from a clinch- but as far as go to moves are concerned, that’s so far down the totem pole of high percentage techniques, it’s almost laughable. Got to love the “it’s because you’re strong” backhanded compliment/cop out that happens so much in martial arts. Isn’t the whole point of training to give you a chance to beat someone stronger?

@angelmirchev8433

4 жыл бұрын

@@RamseyDewey well as I said hes a bit of an old timer and in general he's really good. He's given me a lot of solid advice for example he was the first person who told me that I was too tense and that I should relax. If he was even 5 years younger I have little to no doubt he'd beat my ass blind folded (which probably says more about me than him xDDDD), but he has these ridiculous ideas and I find it weird that some genuinely competent people believe these things.

@notproductiveproductions3504

4 жыл бұрын

Angel Mirchev send me. I’m 156lbs. If he doesn’t get the hint after it fails on this lightweight short stack, he’s too far gone

@angelmirchev8433

4 жыл бұрын

@@notproductiveproductions3504 i mean I'm not an insane giant either I'm at 182. Tho im sure I can go down to the 150s hell it's actually where I'm aiming to be.

Check out Kanoh Agito vs Okubo Naoya from Kengan Asura. It had the best groundwork scene I've seen animated.

@harrid14mei

3 жыл бұрын

Kengan is good but it's still full of superhumans and supernatural stuff.

If you decide to make a reaction video for Holyland, I recommend the Yuu vs Shogo fight in Chapter 22-24. It's very early in the series so it won't spoil anything and it's very stand-up striking focused.

Dude, your voice alone is soooo fucking entertaining! I could listen you for hours, talking about whatever. And nice video, I actually love this manga

Finally more exposure for this manga. I remember having a (light) argument with people saying Baki was a more "realistic" and better portrayal of martial arts.

@marcoarana2773

4 жыл бұрын

Even kengan ashura has more realistic martial arts scenes than Baki

@notproductiveproductions3504

4 жыл бұрын

DarkDoughnutsVids I wouldn’t say it’s “realistic”. More like it focuses less on combat strategies and technique and more on topics even the most experimental writers won’t acknowledge (like dirty fighting and the nature of prison violence, how it feels to dedicate a lifetime to martial skill only to lose to brute strength alone, why Kung Fu and other “training and exercise” schools needs more sparring/fighting, etc)

Good. Aside from ippo every manga i've found about sports combat finishes earlier than expected (like mongrel, Saotome girl and many others) they're always not that popular and last about 30 chapters, this one i've looked up and had over 100 chapters. Perfect

@albertoandrade9807

4 жыл бұрын

Look ashita no joe too

@albertoandrade9807

4 жыл бұрын

Look for ashita no joe

@videtowitelpavo

4 жыл бұрын

@@albertoandrade9807 already done so.

They read TOP to BOTTOM?! What a bunch of weirdos!

This review was fantastic and also quite funny. Its hilarious when he is funny unintentionally. Please keep doing more manga/anime.

I love all your transitions on the background. Pretty smooth. Too many options.

oh my God! thanks coach. Great content 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Ha! The blond kid! Everyone coming in halfway through the episode thought he was a girl

Please review more about this manga Ramsey! There’s a lot of good techniques in this manga

This is a great comic. Im glad you covered it! Makes me wish there was more shooto in the USA!

Hey Ramsey, this was a pretty cool video and I enjoyed your commentary a lot, it made the manga look more interesting. I just wanted to say your channel has really gotten better and better over the past couple of years and it's cool to see you cover anime and manga fights. There are some great anime about martial arts and fighting like Baki the Grappler and Kengan Ashura. I think if you ever had the time you would find those anime interesting.

I highly recommend Teppu, as far as I've seen its quite accurate and a short read!

@berniekatzroy

4 жыл бұрын

Teppu was good but too short, it had a lot of potential.

@kageyame

3 жыл бұрын

@@berniekatzroy The author was sick, the show got on hiatus for almost an year and when returned he closed it off quite quickly. But i love Teppu, quite refreshing with both the good martial arts despictions and the vilaneous protagonist.

@berniekatzroy

3 жыл бұрын

@@kageyame damn, and can we just agree that muscular waifus are great

Check out Teppu, it's a lot like this manga. You should also check out Kengan Asura, Holyland and Hajime no Ippo which are some other less realistic martial arts manga. There's also a manga called Baki which is based on martial arts but everything is exaggerated a lot.

Asmr Ramsey reading fighting manga

I have met so many "One more time" people, And you end up being with them for several hours! Can't stand them!!! I feel your pain Maria! Marisa understands!

All Rounder Meguru is a great manga to read highly recommended I'm surprise Ramsey read this and analyzed pretty cool MMA manga also wow Ramsey relates to Maki because he transitioned from a kickboxing to grappling. Now I need to catch up to the chapters. Thanks Ramsey for this video

OMG! I love this manga! I've been reading it for years. Such a good manga! This is awesome that Ramsey is talking about this!

The most realistic depiction of historical (medieval in this case) combat in media I know about is in an anime with magic, I'm not surprised about this one :D

Love the effort on the Japanese names, a lot of people tend to give up if they can't get it the first time. A little trick for better pronunciations is to remember that they're spelt phonetically and that a majority of r's in names are slightly rolled so furuya would be better pronounced furruya.

The fact that this video exists makes me so happy 😁

wow.. I am so happy I could see this as I am a otaku and doing MMA together

After checking out this analysis, I checked out All Rounder Meguru and it's really cool. Really enjoying it so far!

Love this content

This is Edutainment at its finest. This is THE ONLY way to anime or manga any more - Dewey Style!

Thanks for the video about my request ! Xavier from France

@RamseyDewey

4 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome!

@5:03 man oh man Time isn't that always the worst. There are simply to many different martial arts out there to learn... I'm a wrestler got into folk and freestyle when I was maybe 6.. and while I absolutely love it seriously LOVE LOVE LOVE it... I wish I had another 10 lifetimes even that probably wouldn't be enough I'd love to learn them all... not to fight but because I find martial arts to be engaging there's something about mastering a skill... I still remember the first time I Pulled a double chicken wing and walked my opponent into a pin. It was magical no one got hurt we were friends after practice but that magic of seeing practice become reality... There is nothing like it and Yeah fantastic stuff. Love the video's!. BTW you've got a good voice have you ever considered applying to do voice over work for animation or movie Dubbs... I think you could pull it off sure there'd be a learning curve but seriously great voice.

Holy shit never thought anybody would actually analysis All rounder Meguru. Awesome MMA manga. Great video Ramsey

I've been following this manga since my initial thirst for martial arts manga grew past the supernatural kung fu themes usually found in stories like Hokuto no Ken and Souten no Ken. I initially was reading Teppu but after learning of their abrupt ending due to the author becoming old and sick, I found all-rounder meguru. Meguru is my goddamn hero man, I love how much he progress in the manga. Even though it's only about 130 some chapters in.

New series "Ramsey reads manga"

The reason she rolled over, despite being in a more dominant position at the end is because it's more visually interesting.

i liked this manga review. I am gonna start reading this one on my own from here on :)

if thats how you see the "blond haired girl" from attack on titan you definitely haven't seen traps yet. But aside from that i always wanted to know how to break a tackle. it always pissed me off that other guys were arrogant because they knew how to use that move, even though it was the only move they knew. not that anyone used it against me , but from street fights that i watched. they always had those smug look on their faces and it pissed me off because i genuinely didnt know how to counter that. it makes me more interested in learning grappling and wrestling. or whatever you'd call ground fighting. it looks fun too.

@IamHueGraves

4 жыл бұрын

Take actual classes if you can cause just knowing the theory won't help as much as practice, but look up "how to sprawl" on KZread and plenty of people talk about it. Make sure the person you're watching is an actually skilled grappler or wrestler though. Strikers talking about "anti-wrestling" or "anti-grappling" don't know what they're talking about. The only "anti-grappling" is better grappling (or at least being good enough to nullify their attack till you can do yours).

@TheABCD3912

4 жыл бұрын

@@IamHueGraves i think the ultimate anti-wrestling move would be that if the floor is lava or of its on ice but yeah , i know. just thinking about it doesnt do anything. you got to practice it properly. from a good teacher too which is hard to come by

Just watched the self defense video after this one and was wondering what you’d think of one called Weak Hero, kind of late but it would be interesting to hear your opinion

That mange read was great. Mow i want a video on drills 😂

When you teach. There is no better feeling when you have to conclude that the student has surpassed the "master". I thaught some guy's and a few girls what I know about my craft. Proud of them all but mostly so on the one's that can out do me these day's.

You should read Hajime no Ippo :) It's about boxing, but hey, I guess you'll understand most of the moves.

Coach ramsey! check out a manga called "tough"! It has a lot of confusing grapplings, would be awesome to know if they're legit..

There is no one else I would have watched or listened to read a manga. I really liked this.

I have been drawing notes on the wrestling moves I am learning, seems to help.

If someones tries to rip your arm off or choking you during a grappling match, there is nothing arousing to it. Even when i grappled with a women, i had more concerning issues than feeling something sexy :-D

@RamseyDewey

4 жыл бұрын

Yep. It’s always weird when people who don’t grapple start talking about grappling in a weird lecherous way. It just tells me they don’t know how to fight.

@michaelguth4007

4 жыл бұрын

@@RamseyDewey Indeed. Only someone that has never been on the wrong end of a properly executed arm bar can think that you can enjoy this position...

I found reading this to be quite enjoyable. As I remember making all these same mistakes when I started out as well doing mma.

This is a true man of culture

280# kickboxer "I don't need to learn grappling" 115# grappler, gets them down in 10s and chokes them out this makes me laugh every time it happens.

I have a question, how legit can shadow boxing be? Holyland is a famous martial arts manga about a bullied kid who decides to take on his bullies by learning boxing from a book on the subject. He mostly practices one punch and eventually gets it and from what I've read he starts to shadow box a lot which helps him win many street fights.

@edrichlouw1790

4 жыл бұрын

M7 S4i5l8v2a I remember he once compared it to kata’s. He also said something about intent and the mindset you have while doing it. You can look for the video he did on shadow boxing🤔

@stefanb6539

4 жыл бұрын

Ramsey made a video on that topic, already. From my memory, the gist was, if you already have a good foundation and understand fighting, including shadow boxing can improve your style, BUT it's more like, you keep fighting AND shadow boxing, and a few years down the road you might have an insight, what those stylized movements are actually meant to achieve in a fight. Also, you can learn some basic stuff, like rhythm and balance and so on, which are useful for a fighter. You cant learn how to fight that way, though.

@Al77343

4 жыл бұрын

Concensus is that shadow boxing is extremely important. At the very least you're repping moves you need to be able to execute under pressure. If you understand fighting and how people generally react to certain attacks you can game plan and stratigise while shadow boxing.

@M7S4I5L8V2A

4 жыл бұрын

That's all good to know. I don't have anyone to practice on where I'm at and I want to learn how to fight more with my body than what I've read. I've only been at it for a month but I try to dedicate a few minutes a day towards some practice. Since then I've noticed my kicks and punches coming from my body rather than just my arms or legs along with more awareness of my stamina and muscle. I can feel the difference but I've been curious if it was that useful in learning how to perform strikes. I know I'm not going to one day exit my cave and dominate in a fight and that there are certain things I wouldn't be able to learn but I would like to develop some sort of base for myself.

@bryanos118

4 жыл бұрын

Nice recommendation. I normally don't read manga, but I looked it up and am enjoying it so far!

Those anteaters fighting in the background was great

@11:51 that submission in the background was so slick

Great stuff, would so be down for you to do more comic analysis (and as everyone else has said, youve got a smooth voice to listen too). Would you maybe consider analysing the Kung Fu Kid (modern karate kid remake with jackie chan but its not karate...) training part? Like is there any legitimacy to it?

@RamseyDewey

4 жыл бұрын

Watching snakes will not grant you the ability to do backflip kicks. Whereas practicing the crane kick every day for months and months actually will grant you the ability to do the crane kick. That’s why the original is superior.

@perrenchan6600

4 жыл бұрын

@@RamseyDewey but what about jacket on and jacket off

Cool, I'm going to buy that manga! Sounds like fun and interesting at the same time.

I'm new to mma (No access to coach but some access to gym at a local school). So far I work on the bags,shadow boxing & HIIT using KZread. I really want to know if theres an mma curriculum or fundamental guideline to learning mma. i.e basic outline to mma.

Yeeeees a new ramsey dewey video finally

@RamseyDewey

4 жыл бұрын

I appreciate the enthusiasm! But I do make new videos pretty regularly.

@bartimaus8738

4 жыл бұрын

@@RamseyDewey Thats true and I really appreciate it but I'm still lookin forward for the next video everytime

love the real life clips !!

Coach Please do Kengan Ashura or Hinomaru sumo next !!!!!

I dont remember if ypu did a review on hajime no ipo

shouldn't it be read from right to left top to bottom? (correct me if I'm wrong)

I have a question. During a match, a fighter always have the coach or whoever shouting out advice constantly. Are the fighter really in the position to be listening to the advice? I feel like it's more distracting than it is worth. The fighter is in there trying to figure things out for themselves in the moment, they can't possibly be trying to process outside information at the same time. During a standoff, I can understand, but they do these seemingly constantly throughout the match. How is it really? Thanks.

Your a damn legend

Looks like a great manga. I will check It out later

Doing one of these videos for Fight Club would be awesome

One my favorite underrated manga.

I want more of this please. Or any type of ebook reading. Maybe do a reading of Championship Boxing? (Which I just ordered last week cuz of you) Also, a question: I want to learn how to fight (not for MMA, just so I can fight if I have to) and I know you said that you should learn both wrestling AND BJJ. Why is that, though? Shouldn't you be able to just use your skills from BJJ and be just fine on the ground? Or is there an element of wrestling I'm not thinking of? (Other than takedowns)

@gboy193

4 жыл бұрын

Nevermind about the reading, just found your vid of it

Man I want to know your thoughts on Kengen Ashura now

Beware coach, this is how memes are born. Loved the video; informative and hilarious. One thing though: 14:43 Very common mistake. A lot of people have a tendency to drop their hands when they do a kick. I've heard some say dropping your hand adds power to the kick, but is it worth taking away half of your upper gaurd? You don't need to do that for balance either. A little bit of training overcomes that problem.

@RamseyDewey

4 жыл бұрын

Are you talking about the comic frame at 14:43 where Maki lowers her hands on the front kick?

@jinsetayinsei4146

4 жыл бұрын

Edit: I forgot who's who. If Maki is the one kicking, yes, she has her hand by her hip while performing the kick.

@RamseyDewey

4 жыл бұрын

@@jinsetayinsei4146 Okay, sure. That's a terrible habit on a front kick.