The School Of Self Defense
The School Of Self Defense
The School of Self Defense offers the Best Martial Arts in Noblesville Indiana! Kenpo 360, our well rounded and practical system, will change your perception of self-defense. Our approach is simple, logical, and realistic. The school is not looking to teach techniques that take you years to maser, we are more focused with giving you tools you can use the day you walk out of class.
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Judo has a chapter of striking : atemi waza but you don't use it in randori. Do bjj use strikes when they spar?
The major reason for the 14oz - 16oz gloves is not hand protection, it's to make it look less bloody and gory and so seem more civil for the spectators, the claim is it's "safer" but it's absolutely not. Comparing bareknuckle fights vs modern boxing, the fighters look quite different post fight, but the modern boxers will accumulate unseen brain damage. My rule is I'm not letting anyone punch me in the head with gloves, at most 4 - 6 oz MMA gloves but even then I'm not a fan, otherwise it's either bareknuckle or handwraps. Getting CTE just ain't worth it, I'd prefer look uglier with wounds that heal, rather than get brain damage which doesn't.
Isn’t Jeet Kun Do a modified form of Wing Chun?
It started that way. But has slowly evolved into something that looks more like modern MMA
You mention “changing people’s perception of self defense.” Ι totally agree that that is needed. For that cause, if you like you can read my bοοk just out of the A/zon's oven. I can say that it will be an awakening experience for many if not all. It’s titled " Myths and blind spots in the fighting arts’ world.- After the Bible, it’s the next gοοd bοοk for you! " It's a great gift for all practitioners, especially instructors; it will be a paradigm shift for which some will hate me, while others will thank me for it... And there will be a part 2 coming. Thank you for your time.
Did i miss it or where is Silat??
My experience with Japanese jujitsu and judo back in the day was with lots sparring. In fact we were forced to only use judo or jujitsu while the opponent used boxing gloves. And it was a very traditional school....Houston Budokan. So are we measuring the art itself or are we measuring how watered down a lot of schools are now?
i have 3 years in isshinryu karate
Judo is more fun
Everyone is always comparing this martial art to that martial art. If you enjoy the martial art you do no matter what it is, surly that is enough
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Wing Chun has too many fatal faults. Wing Chun teachers do not real fight at professional level.
Wing Chun has many fatal faults. Teachers of Wing Chun do not have real fight experience at professional level. How can you expect them to teach you how to fight?
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In my opinion you shouldn’t rank tkd so low just because there are bad schools, you should base it on what it actually is
The saying that 90% of fights end up on the ground is a MYTH. As a former bouncer I have been in a lot of real fights, some with multiple attackers and myself or my colleagues very rarely ended up on the ground. Complete strangers who have no stake in the game will kick you in the head just because. Real fights are not bound by honor, one on one with a referee, friends and strangers will get involved. Also, Its really hard to see the knife coming when grappling on the ground. Its hard to see coming in any grapple but on the ground especially. Stay on your feet! I like that you made the distinction between sport BJJ and old school self-defense BJJ but why not make the same distinction for Judo? Classical Judo can still be found. Its a little harder to find than old school BJJ but its also been an Olympic sport for over 60 years. Sport changes all martial arts.
I train in kung fu and my Sifu mentioned that he used to spar hard every week when he was 20. At 65 he had blown out both knees, suffered concusions, and broken several bones. He said every week someone went to the doctor. The biggest thing he told us was "DON'T do what I did. We were young and stupid. If you just spar and don't focus on technique, you're only learning how to take a hit." When he trained us we did slow, light sparring focusing on technique every week and only sparred all-out twice a year, with boxing gloves (I had to wear elbow pads because I use elbows a lot). You realise how far you've come in 6 months when that happens. I tell my students "we all have to go to work tomorrow."
I practiced boxing , kickboxing , muay thai , sanda and Japanese jujitsu , currently i practicing some kind of street based MMA which includes boxing , muay thai , muay boran , kickboxing , karate , Japanese Jujitsu , judo , Brazilian jiu jitsu , wrestling and Philipino martial arts arnis / kali / panantukan
I like how good Muay Thai gyms train. Drill, and condition hard. Spar light and playful. During "real fights" either in the ring or on the streets in defense. Go hard as you can to win or get away. Boxing was... Not good. At the go they make sure 1000% you need to avoid punches. Other wise you quit or get knocked out or have brain damage.
School of dogshit is a moneygrab, its literally 5 bucks for a class in toronto.
Indiana explains it all
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If you do more research you find a lot of boxers get bad eyesight bc of the way they punch, the glasses on your face says it all
“Actual combat” 😂😂😂
Mikhail Ryabko was the most humble man there was FU on 26: 43
25:45 like a bong sao with the attack and deflect at the same time from wing chun
You explaining the hammerfist being powerful is only a fraction of the studying and testing and actual force of a true deep heavy systema punch
Theres getting over the fear of punched, which you have not, you have to know it to do what Mikhail is doing. If a punch did come his way he would deal with it. As his instincts have done in other videos. Watch more than one after hearing about it.
22:40 yer missing the whole point of it, you are correct but there is something you’re missing, f =m x a, but theres ways to enhance it using mimics of objects that do far more damage than any human could do.
If you get hit my him once you would fear his hand and have the same reaction where if he raises it you want the least amount of contact
Spiral principals 16:07
Mortal Kombat? 😂😂😂 its not a video game, and its not choreographed
Always goes back to judo and HIS experiences and not others or how it could be real
13:52 would you rather have dislocated shoulder or flip like that?
If they are last on the list to learn then why do officers get taught it? Mind you i was raised by one so your answer will bring out what really know
The nerve striking pinpoint is correct because people lose fine motor skills under adrenaline, systema teaches you to remain calm through breathing. Ill drop that one to you for free
But they can still hit that nerve bc theyre calm
He needs to fight a systema master
9:15 with the right foot leaning and left and “your rule” this is subjective bullshit rendering this video as useless bullshit
You just said outside reap, again, it has nothing to do with shit youve studied, barely any throwing in this art, its unbalancing so they fall.
You just said outside reap, again, it has nothing to do with shit youve studied, barely any throwing in this art, its unbalancing so they fall.
Systema is supposed to be natural on his stance, its not a preset this is the only right way like all the other arts you study.
Him criticizing Colonel Ryabko is disgusting
Theres also a way to make a fist Val Riazanov explains to use your tendons to your advantage to not break your knuckles wrists when contact is made, and its not a bottom three knuckle punch, and not a top two, go and dig deeper if you want answers
He probably doesn’t even know where the power comes from in a Systema strike
This guy looks like he went from playing cod to watching the karate kid and one day watched a dvd that said, “all you need to know about fighting”
Why does the secret service favor systema then?
The hands down part haha, they know how to deal with any punch given with redirection, or just plain absorption with breathing, the lungs deflating with the exhale of the breath and the looseness transferring the energy safely which can be redirected towards the attacker
The first is called triangulation and has to do with unbalancing and keeping the other foot from touching the ground, which Mr. Ryabko did perfectly, doesnt make sense if you dont try to dig in all the way, watching this is like watching a poker player talk about basketball and judging it
Why not look into the Origins with Siberian Cossack Systema and Kadochnikov breaking down what it is through physics laws and equations, physics, you can’t fight physics
He hasnt studied hard enough
I have trained in both Judo and BJJ for some years. I am getting older and I am small and light. In a real fight I will first use Judo to take down my opponent and deal with him from top. However being smaller than average I may end up in the bottom....in that case I will use old school BJJ to stay safe, sweep or even finish my opponent from the bottom. Having both tools give me confidence.