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@emissaryofelohim1431

Жыл бұрын

Man, why didn't you sumo Wonderboy off the roof? Ok, I suppose it just wouldn't have been fair.

Wonderboy can't help but be a nice guy, even when he's trying to portray a drunk and aggressive brawler. "I'm going to pop you a good one, boy." Make no mistake, he's a world class MMA practitioner, capable of destroying most humans on the planet with his bare hands, but he can't pull off the"mean guy" persona believably. Neither can Sensei Seth, and I love them both for their wholesome personalities.

Another great video ma man!!

@SenseiSeth

Жыл бұрын

Thank you sir!

@funtelezadventuresgames9266

27 күн бұрын

TONY???

True Story - getting attacked by a crackhead at 3 am during a low-light training ex was by far one of the scariest shit I'd ever been through. LOL. It was literally like COD zombies. After all said and done, he thought we were out to steal his tent.

Sweet T gaining ground against that kid running away was scary man. The man is a land shark.

This series is so important , especially among the "If that works why don't you see it in MMA" crowd . So much changes when you add in real world factors . One thing that is hard to emulate though is the human factor . To recreate what an untrained person fights like for one. We usually have other trained fighters playing the role of attacker . They tend to attack with balance, distance and relatively clean techniques we are used to seeing . But thats not how untrained people fight. They swing full power, wild, crash into you off balance with entire body weight and throw as many shots as they can. Add in either hate, rage or drugs or all of the above and you are dealing with something far different than what you get from a trained fighter. So you kind of have to get into a different mindset when you are the "attacker" so you give the defender a realistic feel . And finally I would add an 8th place you don't want to fight in . A hall of mirrors. If you have seen any of the movies you know this !

@badart3204

Жыл бұрын

They generally just throw a right handed haymaker and a right cross. Sometimes a left haymaker if you dodge the first one and are still in range. At least that’s my experience dealing with drunks

@tomwalker8944

Жыл бұрын

@@badart3204 Only ran into two guys who could actually fight in all my younger years of being a hotheaded asshole with a big mouth. One had some amateur boxing experience, and one some MMA training. The boxer(a good 40 lbs lighter than me) and I went at it for a while, then we both ended up saying hell with it, saying we were good, shaking hands and laughing about it later, and the MMA guy I didn't want any of lol.

@flamerollerx01

10 ай бұрын

@@badart3204Well those kinds of guys also have this idea in their head of what a fight is and how you do it, even if they are incompetent. This is actually a really good thing for an innocent person too, because it means you can predict quite accurately and train to protect yourself from some drunk idiot. You're really never going to end up in a bar fight with a talented professional fighter unless you travel in those circles. Some incompetent drunk idiot is going to be a fairly common occurrence in the grand scheme of things.

I'd add subway platform to that list. As their is the risk of falling on the tracks. It would be worse on elevated tracks.

No matter how strong he is or how he acts he's still Wonderboy

Fun video. I'd still pick an open area although I probably am slowed by age, so outrunning a lot people is probably not happening. 😅 Maybe one of the worst places to fight (not covered in your list) is on ice (frozen lake, ice-covered street). Every punch you throw off balances you, kicks are off the table, and grappling is going to uncomfortable to painful (freezing, hard surface). If you do a follow-up video, I'd love to see a simulation of a slippery surface. If nothing else, it would be hilarious.

This video summarized: If you're not a big guy. Don't fight.

Worst place to defend yourself? probably a court of law.

Sensei Seth was inspired to have fun with scenarios after USDC, eh? I know I was inspired to subscribe with full bell on to everyone involved in Ultimate Self Defense Championship

@bigolbearthejammydodger6527

Жыл бұрын

yeh thats how i found this channel too. subed to them all and been having a blast working through old content. Seth is my favorite of the bunch. I just love his attitude, openness and desire to learn.

I've used run-fu successfully against four guys who had an iron bar. That was many years ago, though.

Getting attacked while swimming probably gotta be the worst

@benisboy2697

Жыл бұрын

The attacker might be shark

Running away sounds like good idea... If you know the place....if you are good at running....if you are faster....if you have ultra instinct and start running before attacker start run... I think it is pretty a lot "if" here (and propably we can find more)... Generaly... Guy who is running affter you have much easier work to do, because he is just fallowing you... And you are the one who is scared... and have to think how to get out of this situation... while you are running for your life xD... Ofc everything depends of situation... But!! "just run" it is both, best and worse advice for selfdefense : P But i am not a expert...i am just keybordwarrior heh

@cutcutado

Жыл бұрын

Tbf, you have to consider adrenaline: Being scared for your life makes you run A LOT faster

@MonkeyFist

Жыл бұрын

@@cutcutado yes. You can get faster... Buut you can trip, fall etc because your focus is on "running away" and forget about everything else (like Seth in this clip when he was runnig away). Aaand something what people like to forget is that the guy behind you also will get adrenaline bust : D (It is like with animals... Fx. My dog is fast...but when i throw a ball then it is even faster...and it is just because is running after something heh.) But as i said... I am not an expert - i am just keybord/sofa warrior : )

@CanadianWolverine

Жыл бұрын

That’s why we practice parkour, in its original incarnation for breaking contact or getting messages on a war torn battlefield in France, it very much was a martial art in its own right IMHO. Change a stumble into a roll? Access terrain your pursuit would struggle with from height to choke point? Break line of sight?

@16m49x3

Жыл бұрын

I'd suspect at least a portion of criminals are also scared of being caught

@epicmarschmallow5049

11 ай бұрын

You don't really need to know the place particularly well (just be sensible enough to not run down one way alleys), you don't have to be good at running (just as good as the other guy), you don't need "ultra instinct" (most situations where running is reasonable involve confrontations with people who are stationary, or maybe running at you from distance). All of this also assumes that your opponent would bother to chase you which in most scenarios just isn't true

I gotta tell ya, if there's one sport that trains you to run 5 miles then start hitting people, it's definitely rugby 🤣

7:25 The difficult part is not bringing out the child within me, but rather being the adult I have on the outside

I think a bar is only a bad place to fight if you're not ruthless enough, if you dont mind the fact theres weapons everywhere it could be a good thing😂 not to mention you could use a stool to keep people at a distance if you really didn't wanna fight back, you can even use it as a shield against the odd thrown glass Haha

Nice to see another Wonderboy collab

Definitely a public bathroom after eating a lot of spicy food.

@michaelsponseller5337

Жыл бұрын

are you kidding? you can give poison damage

@Tj-vk1dw

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelsponseller5337 Very true, turn around and let the ‘rocket’ launch, if you get what i mean.

@sussyb1471

Жыл бұрын

Nahhhh, being attacked on an empty road while riding a motorcycle is way worse. If you're wearing jackets, backpacks, satchels or something that can be grabbed then the robbers would try to grab it and try to make you fall off your motorcycle while it's going with high speed. Things happen real fast, you have no chance to react

@anguslazy

Жыл бұрын

@@sussyb1471 being attacked on a motorcycle in a public bathroom after eating a lot of spicy food

@sussyb1471

Жыл бұрын

@@anguslazy *YeS*

Content Idea for you Seth: The Karate 'silver bullet' - The Chudan Gyakuzuki, seen frequently in Olympic Karate Competition. The reputed effects of said technique is sold by many Sensei as 'a kill technique', not to imply it would necessarily kill, but just gravely hurt a given opponent if applied with full force by breaking their floating ribs into internal organs or aiming for the solar plexus, the zone that's supposedly everyone's achilles heal (weak spot)(good if you can hit that coin size target under the influence in a heated exchange..). That being said, it's never used to full force in general sparring, thus it's virtually written off as being redundant. You'll see adaptations of a traditional reverse punch applied to the face such as demonstrated by Lyotto Machida in the UFC. But like you, Seth, have discovered in your transition from more traditional training to Kick Boxing MMA clubs, a lot of this traditional stuff gets watered down. ie; you're not about to Shuto Strike, Palm Heel or Groin Strike someone in a playful sports context ever, period. So I recently had an opportunity to spar with a new black belt of Goju who looks a lot like the youngsters in this video, this kid was PERFECT with his execution of the chudan gyakuzuki, crisp, fast, text book precision! he fought myself (shodan in Shito-Ryu from 10yrs ago and never stopped training since, just alone 99% of the time) and a trained pro kick boxer and landed many beautiful strikes on our mid section, to his discredit (and internal disbelief no doubt), none of which were recognized as a finishing technique, we just kept plowing on and he became quickly overcome. This Karate guy was being knocked around, pushed back and falling over.. not because he wasn't well trained because he was, but because the way he's used to training, the match would be finished once he's executed the perfect Gyakuzuki. So I wanted to see if you and Sensei Wonderboy, or maybe Mike would be willing to talk about and demonstrate the efficiency of a gyakuzuki in the sports context and its real world applicability. Thanks in advance - Long time Fan - Dan from Australia - Osu!

@user-uc9fx4ru7p

11 ай бұрын

Guessing bus,subway,or plane is the worst. But a bathroom sounds worst.

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I think fighting is awful anywhere else than in training or competition. And I say it as a martial artist that's in the game for 30 years (I am 40). And had my share of bad situations, but hurting people is bad and sucks, I always felt regret, and also being hurt is also bad. And thanks God for not hurting bad anybody and for not being seriously hurt. And weapons are really dangerous, and don't forget if you do something stupid you will regret for the rest of your life, or you could be at the end seriously hurt and live like that for the rest of your life or get killed... So the point is stick to the training... 💪👊👍🥊

Awesome video and looks like so much fun to do the testing out

Today's lesson: Don't mess with sweet T 😂

Sweet T absolutely would just toss somebody over the bar 😂

About 6 months ago I threw a tweaker off my second floor balcony after breaking into my neighbor's apartment. He probably made some noises that woke me up but I woke up around 2am and then noticed strange movement on the shared balcony between my apartment and my neighbor's apartment. When I went out to check it out the dude just popped out of nowhere and started hitting me. The way he was doing it reminded me of how primates in documentaries beat the shit out of each other. I basically just did a really basic white belt level judo hip toss right off of the balcony. I almost went over with him but I was able to grab the railing and keep from going over with him.

A friend of mine once had a knife pulled in him by a bunch of guys ( 1 with a knife) he put his hands up to surrender but that made the person lower the knife, he a guy behind, punched the guy with the knife, ran and used his parkour skills to get on a roof and waited it out, they looked for him for an hour!

Y'all are always heckin' entertaining! Really good points though. Cardio matters. 🎉

If you want to train for the roof for whatever reason you can simulate it by fighting on the edge of a pool. Used to do that game a lot as a kid

Can we just appreciate that wonderboy is so nice that he cant even fake being a drunk a hole

worst place is a theme park, on a ride holy crap you gave them a rematch

Of course Sweet Tea can fight with the drunk goggles on! LOL...

The Bar one is a yay and a nay for me Seth, so im a Dj and i trained and competed in mma with a positive record, anyway i saw many fights at the Bar/club i worked at and everytime the smaller guy had any form pushing power they would attempt a tackle and somehow get out and then the fight fully would start now of course one situation end up with the smaller guy pushed over the pool table by his shirt but that is what can happen, my main point here is a Bars a 50:50 situation and in my opinion is better then a toilet, a shower, bus, hallway between buildings a small office, second story walk way and a car all of these i feel is worse then even a Bar which is crazy to think of if i'm being honest. Anyway great vid still but do know things change sometimes.

Edge of the cliff, electric fence room with open panel, wing of the airplane during storm, middle of the freeway, room with spiked ceiling, next to ventilation duct fan, over the acid / lava / pirahnna pit, trash compactor on the death star and number one = telephone booth

Seth out here training for self defense championship season 3.

I got attacked at a Church camp by a guy with “special needs”. He randomly punched me in the face and as I turned away he slipped on a log and gave himself a concussion. And that’s when the lesson “turn the other cheek” actually sank in.

@bigolbearthejammydodger6527

Жыл бұрын

well you literally had god on your side in that fight man.

Definitely in a pool, can't imagine the desperation of fighting for your life trying just to not allow your attacker to drown you.

“If it’s a bigger guy… yeeaah.” Lmao

To be fair, in these fictional sparring scenarios, you really don't want to seriously injure anyone, so you aren't going to do any biting, but in a real life scenario... I'm gonna be biting and tearing chunks out of the attackers' face. It sounds ridiculous, but it's really not. The nose and ears are especially vulnerable, but the cheeks, lips, chin, eyebrow ridge and neck are also vulnerable targets, some more vulnerable than others and some harder to really get a good bite on, but more vulnerable than more easy targets. Cheeks are a big target, but not exactly easy to get a good chunk when you think about it. The lips are a very soft and vulnerable target, but they are also pretty small and likely hard to get. That's why I said the nose and ears are especially vulnerable. They're large enough and stick out a good distance, so inflicting damage on them wouldn't be very difficult, but the lips are the softest target. The chin is easy to get but quite tough as is the eyebrow ridge. The neck is actually the most deadly target if you can get a good mouthful, because it's easy to cause serious injury that can even prove fatal via asphyxiation, or arterial bleeding. Legality could be rather iffy, but if you truly do believe it's a fight to the death and let the attacker run off if they choose to stop being a threat, you should be okay. It's not something most people would do, but it's a good strategy for weaker individuals and the untrained. Brutal and gross too, but unarguably effective.

"I don't know how often people get attacked in the woods.", if horror movies are any indicator it happens a lot.

I'm calling the guy at 2:00 Kajukenbo Seth because he's like your crazy biker doppleganger.

@thepants1450

Жыл бұрын

Country Seth

Nice video! I've been told that wing ching works better in small places May be you could check that in future videos

2:35 "In a fight, you have to be careful not to break the little bones in your hand on someone's face. That's why I like bathrooms. Lots of hard surfaces" -Michael Weston

in a museum with a lot of valuable objects you can break vs some crackhead that is far gone & cannot even precieve reality normally

Thanks🤜🤛😃

Stephen in an open field us OP

@JaSon-wc4pn

Жыл бұрын

☝has taken his fair share of pain 👆 Love the channel

Excellent!!! 😄👍🏽

I’m coming back to this video for the ad read

When you’re choking the chicken.

The worst place is probably on top of lava. If you find yourself in that situation, make sure to have the high ground.

@ag806

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Obi Wan

So what I get from this is that if you are on a roof, sumo might be your best option, don’t get thrown out of the “ring” trains you well for this…maybe😮

On your deathbed lol

@TheWillToFight

Жыл бұрын

As always love your videos, keep it up

Honestly, the woods is the best place to get attack as long as you know the land. You can easily disappear from your attacker and get them lost while you made it out alive.

I think I'm most scared of stairwells. I don't want to fight and fall down stairs

@bigolbearthejammydodger6527

Жыл бұрын

yeh stairs was my pick, ive been in that situation and it sucked. not only the risk of falling but stairs are pointy and sharp and the limitation on foot placement.. and my attacker had high ground. it sucked, got through it unharmed but yeh.. it sucked.

Tony "Sweet T" Thompson is something you would see out in the woods that man is a beast...

I feel like being bigger almost always helps. Ive yet to see a scenario where being over 6ft tall and 200lbs is a negative.

@maxisalas5249

Жыл бұрын

If you almost fall but you don't have the strength to do a pull up or push up. If you want to go through small places. If you want to hide.

@IHateHandleNames

Жыл бұрын

@@maxisalas5249 small places and hide you've got me, but I'm over 6ft and 200 and I don't struggle to do a pushup or pull-up. There's obviously a disadvantage to being overweight and out of shape, but that's not what I meant. I should have clarified. Being big and athletic is almost always an advantage in fighting.

sweet t and wonderboy should really be in that self defense competition.

this was so much fun! And really useful training! awesome as always

Ill take all those locations and raise you... STAIRCASE. I got attacked in a nightclub on a staircase, the staircase was a squared off spiral, had an open well too so there was serious risk of falling over the hand rail and dropping 1 or 2 stories down - oh and my attacker had the high ground too, although despite the supposed advantage of this i remain dubious in reality. As you can tell I survived the ordeal thankfully. blocked a bunch, knocked him over then asserted my self and talked him into stopping. The bouncers were absolutely useless and refused to intervene.

@philmckenna5709

Жыл бұрын

UK? (The jammy dodger reference is a giveaway)

@bigolbearthejammydodger6527

Жыл бұрын

@@philmckenna5709 yep

In the middle of a road or on the top of a roof would probably suck. But WB did great!

A bar in a basement.. Fighting in a basement offers a lot of difficulties, number one being, you're fighting in a basement.. Inglourious Basterds.

Ever tried to spar while wearing a cape, batman style? I always wondered if it works out... 🤔

wonderboy is just a master tactitian 🤣👍👍👍

Bro I am dronk and the first thing I see is the bar 🤣

9:45 Whos just hanging up there. 😂

For me the worst place is in the bathroom, with my pants around my ankles, while I'm pooping. Worst by far. Anything else I can deal with.

When there is no space behind

@andyx2299

Жыл бұрын

Oss 🙏

Way to go Mr. Koen Sir!

I never leave my house. And just watch these vids. So if I ever do have to, I am ready!

I think the worst place to fight, is when are sitting on the toilet and a full out brawl started in bathroom between 2 groups.

i want seth in an influencer boxing match

10:48 Suddenly Calgary. 🍁

If I'm fighting someone at a bathroom stall I'm definitely pissing all over them lmao

I guess I need to find myself some radioactive spider to bite me so I can fight on a high place

It sooo funny, like 40 min ago I got draged into a streetfight and when trying to run away (like a real martial arts enthusiast) I nearly ran on to escalaters before thinking: HELL NA!! And imideatly turning around 😅 (I'm fine, the attackers were pretty drunk or completly incompetent I believe)

A public shower, like a pool or gym or YMCA, no one wants to fight naked or naked people.

You need to do a rematch with Houston Jones now that you have Sumo experience. I’d like to see how you handle him now.

Like mama always said "the worst place to get attacked is in the nutsack"

Seeing this video in a toilet, yeah.....not the right moment 😂

I would add locker room with Van Darkholme on his famous leather costume.

What’s about a mri machine. I can’t imagine that would be a very fun experience.

You had me at Goku

wayyy better thumbnail now

A bridge? The roof of a tall building?

All places are dangerous if Sweet T is your opponent

Sweet T is terrifying, good god, there is no scape it feels like a human clancha going after you

Sweet T shoulda fought in the Ultimate Self defense championship

Cool now I can choose where to be attacked

Making this video as if I have a choice to decide where to get attacked

Definitely the bathroom

High stairs or balcony. The gravity finishes the losers life.

What's with the Dane axe in the corner of your room

Worst place to have to defend yourself is in the dumpster behind Wendys on a Tuesday

Jail cells suck. Too much metal and concrete. Go in for 6 months and end up with a life sentence.

This is why I just stay at home. Doors and windows locked. Too many psychos out there.

Interesting.

12:29 You mean in these fight scenarios hopefully no one get close to us.

My worst place to have to defend myself is in a subway or underground train or in a bathroom stall or a nightclub or even an airplane. What do you guys think??

out of a mutual combat environment, stay strapped or get clapped