I’ve seen a lot of fighting and self defense skill in the last 20 years. Lee is the best I’ve ever seen without a doubt.

It's amazing how explosive Lee is.

You can tell he knows his stuff. This ain't a sport this is survival. 👍👍👍👍

Real eye opening (or eye closing.) stuff. Just the best instructor I've ever seen.

The most street wise instructor

This is what I like about Lee, no fancy throws, locks, or other fancy applications, just fundamental mastery of gross motor movements to get the job done!!!

@eclipsewrecker

3 жыл бұрын

kublai khan oh I didn’t see any throws or locks, let alone any fancy ones.

@JohnDoe-oj3wy

2 жыл бұрын

@@eclipsewrecker That's what he said.

@eclipsewrecker

2 жыл бұрын

@@JohnDoe-oj3wy he specified with “fancy,” so, I attempted to joke about it.

@seamusnaughton8217

3 ай бұрын

His best ever of all time what can you say he's deadly so smart he's noes what he going for lt kicks of the best on utbe no one matches him show some that does for fighting in bar nightclub he number one

One thing I find really impressive about Lee is the explosiveness.

Dangerous man

Simple effective skills. Lee is the best. Wished he was in the U.S.

The Living Legend Lee Morrison! My favorite Tool The Invisible Bat !!

Wow. That is wht simplicity works is all about.

Military vet, awesome real world stuff.

Lee is legit 100 percent. His ultimate move is tiger claw on the eyes of the opponent.

Pharmaceutically assisted. Love it

I love this video,right for me rigth now.Thanks Lee1

Lee Morrison #1

Love your channel!!👋👌👏👍👊👊🥊🥊You are a man!!!!!!👍👍

Total respect

Fantastic! Learned a lot. Thank you

I LOVE LEE!!! I'm sad that I can't study live with him but I'll study as much as I can

Damn.. My spine hurts just watching this video.😳

love it!!

THANKS AGAIN!!!

I have won a couple fights with the open hand slap to the ear. Works great

That invisible bat to the side of the neck would put anyone to sleep I've slapped someone to the ear before and they never come back for more plus Lee knows what he is on about would love to train with him

Good stuff as always Lee. when are doing a seminar in North West England again?

@UrbanCombatives

7 жыл бұрын

If someone hosts a seminar I will come.

Hi Lee, can I use my ulnar instead of radial? Any pros and cons?

Great video as always! Anybody know how tall is Lee Morrison?

@ovideoarkans7982

3 жыл бұрын

4 Ft . 3

Ari of Don,t be a victim-i watch his instruction most every night and then teach what i see.

Nobody knows how to efficiently destroy a human body like Lee Morrison.

This is fucking worldclass! Thanks!

Uhh i have tried that 😬 120kg guy, i almost went all in, this guy said absolutely nothing, no matter what i threw at him, no sound from him, and i think that is scared me, so i went into combo mode, it was like nothing happened, but when i snapped out of it, i looked at him, and he was totally smashed, and it made me wake up, and stop what i was doing, it is what it is... - Stay Blessed - - Peace - 🙏❤✌

This slap is so capoeira

Lee, if the threat has a weapon do you recommend moving past the weapon side or away from it? This content is priceless, thanks for putting it out.

@philosopher299792458

7 жыл бұрын

Hans Schultz Depends on the weapon. Firearm or knife, move to the side away from the weapon. It's much harder to shoot or stab something on the opposite side of your body. Impact weapon like a bat, baton, unbroken beer bottle, etc., if they haven't swung and you're preempting, I'd recommend moving to the same side as the weapon since those weapons must build up momentum in order to cause much damage. If you move to the same side and jam the weapon, it's of little danger to you as it can't gain much speed before impact. If you're trying to deal with it while it's swinging, in other lessons Lee shows how to cover and time a crash inside the arc of the weapon and deal from there.

@danielskipp1

7 жыл бұрын

While your analysis is correct I am not sure your conclusion of moving away from knives and guns is blanket best practice. Wouldn't moving to their unarmed side, away from the weapon, also make it harder to control the weapon arm? The distance causes difficulty going both ways. Unless you can flank, turn and incapacitate the threat immediately how is moving to the far side going to stop a gun shot? How can you control the knife arm if you don't move onto it?

@philosopher299792458

7 жыл бұрын

Daniel Skipp You're right, like lots of things, it depends. Flanking or arm dragging away from the knife or gun as it's being accessed and immediately counter attacking is one option. Lee demonstrates that often. You could also move straight in and jam the weapon, fouling their draw and preventing access to it while you attack. If the weapon is already out, there are control or disarm maneuvers you could attempt with an immediate counter attack if it's within reach. I was thinking of a situation where the weapon has yet to be accessed or is out but in a retention position away from you where you weren't able to grab it. An arm drag or flanking maneuver followed immediately by attacking until the threat is unconscious is probably your best option in those cases. You have the right idea though. You need to flank and immediately attack so your adversary doesn't have the time or ability to stab or fire at you. Lee's material is really top notch. I'd recommend going to the urban combatives website and purchasing the programs you're interested in, you won't be disappointed.

@danielskipp1

7 жыл бұрын

philosopher299792458 Agree totally. Be well, 29979245B.

@philosopher299792458

7 жыл бұрын

Daniel Skipp Thanks, you too. There's also an urban combatives facebook group with a lot of good info and discussions, as well as Lee's seminar information.

Easily the best instructor

8 foot

@MisterBlueSky1000

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Sir for this important material. I am very impressed. It seems you speak from actual combat experience, and that you genuinely care to empower good people to defend themselves well. 1. Does what you teach incorporate material from formal systems (like Karate), or is it something you created and developed mainly from your own street experience? 2. What mental training would you suggest for someone who does practice a martial art, yet does not have a background with violence, in order to be better prepared for real violent situations? It seems that few schools deal with the mental aspect. And without that, even the most skilled person could freeze and get defeated. God Bless and keep safe

Where is the Tugger? =) #southpark

How do you get ahold of this guy email text what im in southwest MISSOURI east of Springfield please respond if you know thanks

@confusicated

5 жыл бұрын

His website: www.urbancombatives.com/home

Jesus christ, to think there are people like this walking around. Just has that machine gun action like Bruce Lee.

Otraaa vez!!! Tironeando de la Ropa de sus asistentes!!! Qué falta de educación!! Porque carajos No se comunica hablando como una persona educada.