Go check to see if your gun and light combination is available at www.werkz.com

@maurisauceda8388

10 ай бұрын

​@jswets5007 that just causes a hit and run

@wendellknight2072

10 ай бұрын

​@@jswets5007 I assume that you're making a joke but here a punchline for you to consider A guy can only do what the girl will let him do

@nightshade7240

10 ай бұрын

@@jswets5007 If you have to threaten children with implied violence to get them to behave, you are are a shitty parent who doesn't understand parenting.

@captainkirk7513

10 ай бұрын

@@wendellknight2072 exactly Especially with that reference at 9:47 when you just listening to the words... makes the saying sound even more.... like a sex offender

@combatsportsarchive7632

10 ай бұрын

Hard2hurt, this does not make sense. Karate and other Okinawan systems were never designed to disarm a firearm except unarmed fighting and melee tools. Why did you bring an overrated practitioner of Karate Do who never got involved in street fighting? He only have experienced point sparring and a MMA match. That's it. It is like me trying bring a Kendo dude to a live experiment to try out defensive methods against Mongol arrows in a historical reenactment of Tsushima invasion.

Thanks for having me on your channel Mike, I learnt a lot! 🔥👊🥋

@iancaswell2280

10 ай бұрын

Nice

@TheElbowMerchant

10 ай бұрын

Good luck in the upcoming season of USDC. REALLY excited to know you're going to be competing in season 2!

@DaveFu

10 ай бұрын

@@jswets5007 Its because they use the metric system in Sweden.

@Shugenjya

10 ай бұрын

You should learn more from Master Ken! The Thrust of Freedom works! Like Icy Mike demonstrated perfectly. 😂

@caven7931

10 ай бұрын

I seriously love all ur content man!!! Plz keep it up :)

"I hit myself twice in the nuts yesterday with nunchucks." Sensei Seth is always on point for comic relief, haha. But yeah, I've definitely done that before too.

@soldierx345

10 ай бұрын

Like Sidekicks with Chuck Norris

@tdude379

10 ай бұрын

I'm considering to get a cup for my nunchuck training...

@kbanghart

10 ай бұрын

​@@tdude379actually I found that I don't need it, yet. what I worry about the most is my elbows, and my head especially

@evanabbott2737

9 ай бұрын

I bet everybody has who’s trained with them, always at least once…😁

"It's not about what's best, it's about what's least shitty" Words to live by

@elnico135

10 ай бұрын

I'll put that in a frame and hang it in my living room

@URMyNewTV

10 ай бұрын

@@elnico135 Hang it over a picture of your wife and you're in for some free self defense training.

@kbanghart

10 ай бұрын

​@@URMyNewTVBWAHAHAHA

@kbanghart

10 ай бұрын

Wise words that apply to voting as well!

@999jay999

10 ай бұрын

Its up there with the holy wise sayings of marshal arts... :)

good job to Icy Mike for using the Thrust of freedom in self defence!

@TheElbowMerchant

10 ай бұрын

Master Ken has taught him well.

@stoopidhaters

10 ай бұрын

If this comment doesn't get 1k likes in the next 24 hours, I'm protesting.

@sportmassaggio

10 ай бұрын

@@TheElbowMerchant still Mike did not understand the whole lesson. No groins were restomped!

@nimim.markomikkila1673

10 ай бұрын

Master Ken always has the last laugh!;D

@kbanghart

10 ай бұрын

​@@nimim.markomikkila1673and the final stomp

You know Mike and Seth are good friends when Seth is just casually hanging out in the background for no reason

11:36 So good to see Ameridote's Thrust of Freedom being implemented in a sparring situation. Master Ken will be pleased.

@pauldorasil5114

10 ай бұрын

You joke, but the Thrust of Freedom has endless applications for self defense.

@kbanghart

10 ай бұрын

​@@pauldorasil5114and for interpersonal relations in the bedroom

I love that Sensei Seth was just randomly hanging out in the background until he just interjects talking about how he hit himself in the nuts with nunchucks lmao.

@thepants1450

10 ай бұрын

Dude's rock

Also, watch for people still being aggressive, but still trying to gain space between you and them. This is an indicator that they have a weapon and are wanting time to pull it out and utilize it once they feel they have the space needed.

@captainzork6109

10 ай бұрын

That's a good one!

@kbanghart

10 ай бұрын

That can also indicate the ones who don't really want to fight.

@juanmanuellopeznovas7908

10 ай бұрын

Specially a firearm

Love how anyone else with nunchucks isn't scary but Jesse with Nunchucks is red alert 😂 He does know his traditional weapons.

@kbanghart

10 ай бұрын

Brah the instant you see him pull them out it's like 😳

@airmagebobby7269

8 ай бұрын

@@kbanghart He does miss some catches, but he's more of a bo guy anyways

@kbanghart

8 ай бұрын

@@airmagebobby7269 ya I'm not in any position to critique, but I have seen him perform with bo and it's scary

@Moses_VII

6 ай бұрын

Shadiversity says a stick is better than nunchaku, because the force transfers more efficiently.

@kbanghart

6 ай бұрын

@@Moses_VII good point. Although it also depends on the skill of the user.

Jesse's repositioning to draw the knife was perfect. Drawing a weapon from a secure/safe position is supremely important.

@jaimetheone9150

8 ай бұрын

The always do that

I wanna see Jesse in the Ultimate Self Defense Championship 🏆

@thepants1450

10 ай бұрын

He's going to be

@nopeengi1619

15 күн бұрын

I wanna see Kevin and Sergio

"stuffing the weapon" is a long established technique that I LOVE. it's still taught and used by Military and Police today, but goes back as far as combat in cities does. when someone goes for a weapon, you go for their hands.

@JohnLoogleman

10 ай бұрын

I've trained a lot in this type of thing here, it's a vital skillset.

7:00 I was hype to see Jesse making content with Mike, but my hype tripled when I saw how stacked the cast is. Good videos inbound for sure :)

One thing I love about this channel is something I’ve said for years that Icy Mike reiterates most often. “If you don’t know how to fight with your hands, you won’t know how to fight with weapons.” 💯

@crotchy7667

10 ай бұрын

That is just a bizarre quote that no doubt has at least three caveats. 😂

@mrblaque215

10 ай бұрын

@@crotchy7667 if you don’t comprehend the concept of this quote, try watching other videos with Icy Mike talking about different types of weapons 👍

@Vlad_Tepes_III

9 ай бұрын

I agree completely, but I'd like to add that if you don't know how to fight with weapons, you won't know how to fight against them. Far too many knife defence videos feature a knife wielder who doesn't know what they're doing.

@mrblaque215

9 ай бұрын

@@Vlad_Tepes_III oh for sure. But being able to box would be a fertile ground for learning how to properly use a knife or club as a weapon. And even basic boxing skills would translate over to firearms training to an extent because you would need to learn stance, balance, timing, and accuracy.

@musashidanmcgrath

9 ай бұрын

Except men get stabbed to death by their wives/gfs all the time.

Another great video. Really happy to see how well the dynamic between Jesse (stable, careful, reflective) and Icy Mike (the master of chaotic energy) works here.

@PeytonPearson

8 ай бұрын

LITERALLY and how the master of chaotic energy is the one terrified of the stable one's nunchaku swings lmaooo

This was actually a really good one! He always comes with such great energy it felt like he actually learned something out you really added a layer to his own understanding. This was like watching two Master painters collaborate.

@diegolatorre6793

10 ай бұрын

The pure art is great. Some people just want the gore videos. I wan't a good scram and respect for the ones who learn it and why

One of your videos about "I WOULD JUST SHOOT HIM" is among my favorites. Funniest, and most educational. Also, love seeing Jesse regularly adjust his gi during the video. So relatable!

11:35 Master Ken's hip thrust technique works like a charm.

Jesse is a master student! Dude focuses! I love the "joshootem" statement! LOL

9:50 At this point Jesse realises what it would mean to fight someone with a gun and gets a little stressed/sobered up so you know its good training

11:40 was that the move Master Ken just taught at Jesse's dojo during the inspection?

The rational and logical perspectives that are portrayed in this video are phenomenal. It's so refreshing to hear instructors talk about the reality of a fight, as opposed to "here's the ideal thing to do." Freaking awesome.

Always love it when Seth is just randomly in the background 😂

I love this crossover martial artists universe. I don't even know how it happened the way it did but I love every seconds of every vids.

I got a top five of my favorite social media martial artists. Some move in and out. Mike and your channel stay in the top. I've done security consulting and have this channel and playlist as homework for my teams. For not being live this is probably the best source of information period. That just happens to have some solid entertainment and personality and I want to reiterate that is secondary to the importance of the actual message that is successfully broken down each time. You truly are a great teacher. Thank you.

Someone send this video to Chael Sonnen. "I can't let you get close" may have worked against Wanderlei Silva, but it ain't working in the grocery store: AKA the most dangerous of all of the places. Just kidding! Good stuff, Icy Mike. Always nice to see a cool collab with another of my favorite KZreadrs.

@yukiminsan

10 ай бұрын

the funny thing about that moment is Chael then immediately went for a takedown lol

I love how manage to keep the balance between "here's how you defend against a knife" and "you don't fight someone with a knife". This is probably the closest to reality as you can get in training!

It's Jesse!!!

Never think you are 100% prepared for anything. Great lessons to learn. Side Note: It must be one hell of a day to hang with both Seth and Jesse! 🤘

One thing I noticed, is that Jesse can switch his knife grip, one handed, while in the middle of a grappling exchange. If he took that skill set and played in this scenario a little bit, he would be a serious problem (even more so than he is now).

@jacobharris954

10 ай бұрын

And he has trigger discipline

@Allegedly_Angel

10 ай бұрын

… is that a difficult thing to do? Because I can do that, but I’ve also played with knives a bit

@j.murphy4884

10 ай бұрын

It's a big thing in Tantojutsu kata, that might be where he got proficient in it, since he does the weapons side of Karate? (yeah I know the Tanto stuff is Japanese not Okinawan)

@IHateHandleNames

10 ай бұрын

@@Allegedly_Angel it's difficult to do when there's a man on your back.

@TGPDrunknHick

9 ай бұрын

@@Allegedly_Angel pressure is a hell of a thing. fight or flight, adrenalin and all that makes you more likely to screw up, freeze up or make poor decisions unless you drill the situation over and over. even then until the shit hits the fan you'll never know if nerves will screw you over.

One of the reasons I really like Wing Chun as a basis for self defense is because of that principle of sensing and filling the vacuum. Ip Man said "greet what arrives, escort what leaves, rush upon loss of contact" -- he was referring to striking down the centerline, but the same principle applies to jamming a weapon draw. One thing I really like for this too that I was surprised Jesse (as the champion of classical karate) didn't do is sweep. If you jam the draw for just a sec with one hand, you can get the other arm across the neck/chest and then scissor sweep behind the calf or you can collar tie and foot sweep. This gives you an opportunity to run or drop into side control on top of the weapon, or soccer kick the guy's head or whatever. I've done this a bunch in this same drill. Classic Hard2Heart. Simple common sense principle. Direct training drills.

@emptyemptiness8372

10 ай бұрын

Taijiquan trains the same quality sensitivity

@kbanghart

10 ай бұрын

Ohhh feel the sensitivity, I love that. I think for my students, I'm a very new teacher and I am by no means good at weapons yet, so I'll probably start off super basic.

@williambrookings722

9 ай бұрын

Chi sao and push hands are great flow drills for that range if trained well with pressure

Mike: "But you are in a fight with a guy with a gun" Also Mike: "You with nun-chucks is too scary" But you are in a fight with a guy with nun-cucks

@Ashtor1337

6 ай бұрын

He knows how to handle a guy with a gun. Sticks on a string are wild and unpredictable.

@xassassin609

6 ай бұрын

@@Ashtor1337 Especially when they're handled by someone unpredictable

Mike used the Thrust of Freedom to make space from Jesse and the knife! Ameri-Do-Te proves to be the best of all and the worst of none, again. Don't forget to re-stomp that groin!

Props to the sound editor... "STAB!STAB!STAB!STAB!STAB!" Classic

I love that you guys picking up where you stoped. Last video with you two was about modern weapons and traditionel training methods. And here we are. Love it 👍

Y'know what I really appreciate about Jesse Enkamp? Of all the combat art content creators, he seems to have his ego in check better than the rest. Willing to take the role of the student, take instruction, and look like the newbie. Despite his skill, he's super humble and polite and respectful. I never seem him trying to push his knowledge as superior or try to show off. And for that I respect the heck out of him and I'm glad to see him setting a good example in a community where pride can easily get in the way of learning

Great stuff as usual! Jesse is such a cool and humble guy!

So happy to see you all hanging out making content. Great content all around. Love that it's about reality, not what's cool, yet Mike admits having fun is still part of training. Some of the most level headed content on fighting, self defense, and training I have seen. I watch Everyone who appeared in this video, you are all awesome.

I loved both your videos. Great chemistry and understanding between the two of you. Educational and entertaining.

i have been waiting for this collab for so long! not finished with the video though because it came out 1 minute ago i couldn't have seen it but probably good as always!

@martijnoerlemans765

10 ай бұрын

They already had a collab like a year ago.

@sandryonlazem6369

10 ай бұрын

@@martijnoerlemans765 yeah but you cant go wrong with another one

I loved this! The look @karatebyjesse gave the camera in the intro during the "we have gun guys here in America" part was golden. Another excellent video as always

Jesse throwing the knife reminds me: when you gonna cover throwing knives/spikes/shuriken/etc for self defense? Gotta be easier to carry half a dozen throwing stars than one of those co2 launcher things.

"Sorry, Sensei Seth!" and "not gonna argue" were great. That's an awesome class. Thank you.

I love all your channels you guys, gets me interested in efficient self defense moves rather than becoming the ultimate fighting champion.

I got pumped when I saw your collaboration. The last one was one of my favorites. Jesse is a machine!

11:36 Whoa, Master Ken’s legendary hip thrust 😂

Love this I’ve never been In a gun situation but these strategies are pretty much what I’ve done vs a knife

That is how sponsor segments should be done. I didn't even realize it's going before the last few seconds. Smooth.

I love the karate collabs so much

The humor in all the wrist lock control and taking the pistol, early in the video cracked me up.

Awesome stuff Mike and Jesse! I’m just a sword nerd, and in HEMA or JSA there are techniques for jamming up on your opponent so they cannot draw their sword (since they often have a 3 foot long blade). These are much more intense drills you’re working with, with tiny margins for knife and pistol defense! Some hard work to become proficient in such a rough spot. Keep it up.

You two are very informative and entertaining. Thank you.

I love watching all of you together my favorite martial arts youtubers

Was that the “Thrust of Freedom?”

7:01 made we lol hard... all of a sudden Sensei Seth was talking from the off. Awesome to see youtubers I like working together.

Most guys flipp'n their jibs have never been or even seen a real knife fight.... and it's messy aftermath. Great vid!

@ivog2256

10 ай бұрын

There was one bad one in Queensland, knives scare me after I saw that

Werkz holsters are the shit. Super comfortable and very functional

I love that during these collabs there is always some other martial artist at Mike's, like Sensei Seth at 6:57 (who probably lives there by now). Great content, thank you to both Mike and Jesse.

thanks mike, i wish more gym showed some of these techniques but until then im glad to have your channel. keep posting brother.

I love these collaboration videos!!

Never thought about this even in my krav. Good to know how and if hands disappear then you know a weapon could be in play. Nice knowledge Mike.💯💪🇬🇧

11:38 The Hip Bump? Nah bro that's the Thrust of Freedom from Ameridote 😂

Love this drill! Definitely want to try and work it in this week.

Icy Mike you have opened this video with the mind set that I have been saying for a long time. To much reliability on a gun or on a, weapon and not enough time in practical hand to hand fighting. Thank you guys this video.

You guys are absolute legends.

Yalls content is amazing. Keep up the good work gentlemen. Cheers

I've mastered the Brazilian Nut Punch 🇧🇷 👊 🌰🌯🌰😵💥💥🔫💀

It's awesome to see Jesse back in the States doing videos again!

Love it! Great video with all my favorites!

Ive actually grabbed the wrists of a guy going for his pocket gun at a party. We were about 10 feet away and he started talking shit and reaching for his pockets so I just calmly and not even that speedily walked up to "elbow vs elbow range" (where both you and your enemy's elbows can both reach the face) and crab gripped both his wrists and shoved his gun hand deeper into his pocket so he couldnt point it at me. We talked for about 20 seconds and he seemed calm so I let him go and he left the party. I thought I was going to have to obliterate him with elbows as I held his wrists though.

@Shacksies

10 ай бұрын

Good job and I am glad you survived and resolved the situation so effectively. I have been violently attacked many times, including with weapons. Someone tried to kill me last year by bludgeoning me with champagne bottles when I stopped them from stealing. I could have died and I owe it to my martial arts training that I was ablr to defend myself. Good luck to you and I admire your act of heroism to stop a violent person, even though you could have died as well if things had gone a bit differently.

I love both you guys! Please do more collabs! Icy Mike, you gotta come over to Europe and do one of Jesse's Pink Belt seminars! I would CHECK IT OUT!

This was done extremely well. Thank you gentleman for the information.

I never realized how big Jesse really is. He could be as tall as Seth

Love this video. Very educational.

For those who carry. It's a Shield not a weapon. It's a constant reminder to avoid conflict if possible. Thank you.

@DarkParagon

10 ай бұрын

Rule 1 of all martial arts should be: avoid conflict, at all costs. Luckily I live in the UK where guns aren't such a big issue, but I've had a knife pulled on me (by an adult, when I was 14 and in my school clothes, no less) and not ashamed to say I ran tf away.

good video. very good drill and principle, to pay attention to the disappearing of the hands

I train stopping weapon draws from the close range/clinch Blindfolded in my FMA/Combatives class. This method lets you develop a "feel" for a weapons draw.

Beautiful Holster!

Love to see Jesse and Mike work together!

This was excellent! Love Jesse. Osu!

Dude, is so wholesome when I see all of you guy together. I just viewed the Seth`s video and now this one. Waiting for the Jesse and Kevin videos.

A karate guy and an mma guy give a perfect demonstration of Chi Sau. Respect to you both. Your kung fu is strong!

Great show guys! 💪

Jesse is a huge guy, never realized this before. Bro is in shape.

@ninjafruitchilled

10 ай бұрын

Mike is also not a tall guy ;). But yeah I was also surprised at how big Jesse seems here.

Best karate channel on YT, but he still get his dojo canceled. xD

This is awesome quality content and scary at the same time.

Came from Jesse's channel. Great demonstration. Subscribing.

Everytime the camera pans to Seth just random chilling giving advice in these videos cracks me up.

Jesse is legit 👍 Took the video to another level.

Oh heck yeah, many kata has a bladder punch at a down ward angle, sometimes seen as a neck break if someone falls in your hands like in some fairytale. But that same motion drops the hips of the opponent, usually making them fall backwards and piss themselves...lol my class was even taught to wear our belt knot slightly to the side, so this motion doesn't push the belt loop into the bladder as well.

Icy Mike, great video excellent information

That was fun to watch! It reminded me of some time I spent with a DBMA group. I was already training Kali, JKD and BJJ. The Dog Brother coach wanted to explore what happens when you're on the ground with someone that pulls a knife. No perfect solutions. I "died" so many times!

I hate Karate but from what I see in Videos Jessie is always so humble to learn and take in criticism, he's happy to show videos of him getting a beat down and even though he knows there are other ways of fighting, other styles, other mind sets and philosophy that maybe are superior then his. Jessie doesnt double down by screaming "my art is better, yours is rubbish" he absorbs the knowledge, excepts tines have changed and then stays true to his traditional art, because its what he loves and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. I couldnt do that as my goals are different but mad respect to Jessie.

Definitely the best rapport on hard2hurt

This video is pure gold

I like how Seth and Kevin are just at the corner chilling

These guys are quite awesome.

Ending was funny! Lol! Well done y’all!

Very True Icy MIke! I practice 3-5 times a week at the draw and fast shooting ect, every week! Practice is key! Get to the weapon before its pulled out!