Tom Molineaux beat Tom Cribb lmfaoo Tom Cribb is a chump accusing Molineaux of having rocks in his knuckles lil chump.....
@craigcook988413 сағат бұрын
I find it somewhat amusing that you would be surprised that a more modern sport would be more effective/efficient than the older sport from which it evolved. If one is studying a new hobby/sport/martial art, wouldn't it be prudent to find the most effective one?
@Zwerchhau18 сағат бұрын
Lol, mixing up multiple regions of the US with midwest, and wildwest @23:19 and no, the vibe here was very old timey American South
@Zwerchhau18 сағат бұрын
I think they didn't do ropes in a ring because it looks to me like they were going for the American 19th century bare-knuckle vibe, which most historical documentation indicates was done in simple earth squares like this one.
@gregorylatta8159Күн бұрын
Many martial arts are cults!
@alphaohmega2 күн бұрын
We need more people competing representing Catch Wrestling in ONE FC and/or ADCC... there aren't enough Catch Wrestlers representing for their Style in Submission only competitions.
@Tinyflower13 күн бұрын
3:56 an us vs them mentality towards other martial arts is a detrimental mindset for any martial artist to have, it stunts growth and personal development. Learning from other martial arts is how you become a good and well rounded martial artist. For example, I do goju ryu karate, do i think its the best system? no, because the best system doesn't exist, i also did some judo, shotokan karate, wing chun, and i plan on learning shuai jiao (chinese wrestling) one day, why do i add other martial arts on top of my main thing (goju ryu karate)? because martial arts is fun and learning other things can help you understand the things you already learned in a new light and deepen your understanding
@anuragsinha20134 күн бұрын
And you guys thought BJJ was about small guys being able to beat big guys because of the Gracie Jiu Jitsu.
@Ezekiel-rv3pe5 күн бұрын
I find i cool that the most effective fighting styles either originate of are directly evolved from arts from Japan, Europe,or Thailand. Either grappling or striking.
@mattsharkey84375 күн бұрын
You learn boxing by fighting and not by boxing
@timcepin33868 күн бұрын
I’m on day 6 post operation and don’t feel a difference except I’m more congested.
@jylpah8 күн бұрын
At 7:28 you nail the key strength of BJJ. The sport is constantly evolving, adopting new techniques that work and abandoning techniques that don’t. There is no dogma about techniques that are not allowed for any other reader than safety. Young ones may feel invincible and frown up on “safety”, but once you are getting close to 50 and have mortgage to pay and family to feed, you will care about safety. Yet, if your partner is roughly the same size and OK with a rougher roll, you can go pretty hard. But as explained in the video, the purpose is learning, not just winning one match. Longer term injuries will accumulate and people will drop off from the sport. Having said this, I would definitely visit a catch wrestling club or even a wrestling club if there were a way for older non-national-champion to start the sport.
@j.d.bradley71839 күн бұрын
Marketing.
@VictorParlati9 күн бұрын
Lots of luck with this.here’s just two words to refute you: KAZUSHI SAKURABA
@EnglishMartialArts9 күн бұрын
And here are 3 for you. Watch the video.
@sergiofitch43789 күн бұрын
A-are you Kurzgesagt? Or do all English youtubers sound the same?
@fattonyd23211 күн бұрын
Bring catch wrestling to New Brunswick, Canada and I'm in!! We wish we had your skill set brother
@paulslack254112 күн бұрын
My relative… maybe ??!!…. My family boxed
@freelunch145813 күн бұрын
All good points but I guess there's always the risk of becoming too much like modern sport fencing where every match both opponents just run at each other and it barely resembles a swordfight anymore
@SticksAandstonesBozo13 күн бұрын
The fact this guy still gets paid to appear is mind boggling.
@christopherwinebrenner938014 күн бұрын
Perfectly said
@Davobeff14 күн бұрын
I first tried brazilian fried chicken two years ago and just couldn't stop. Since then I have become interested in all types of fried chicken and like to taste them all when ever I get the chance. Fried chicken is just amazing
@asdf9C14 күн бұрын
naw training in a brutal sport like wrestling makes you a real animal.
@VinceMoran-en5sv15 күн бұрын
Correct. The iy people who pooh pooh grappling are those who can't be bothered to train it.
@thechroniclesofthegnostic710716 күн бұрын
And the biggest thing that wrestling will teach is skilled motion under full fighting intensity. It's one of the same key reasons--often cited as the biggest one depending on who you ask--why wrestling is the biggest "feeder" discipline on top of MMA... despite lacking strikes, despite lacking submissions. Part of it is the literal tactical stuff, e.g. "dictating where the fight is held," etc. etc. But a huge part is the intensity of the training, coupled with the fact of its complexity (boxing might be as intense, but more limited in diversity of skills). Then, adding striking or submissions to someone training with that physical and mental intensity is a piece of cake for them. HEMA matches *could* be contested with such intensity--but are unlikely to be. Both because of safety, and because, playing at weapons, there's the superficial understanding that such intensity often isn't *necessary* even in real life, simulating conditions where a single strike can kill. (Which still is cautionary; even if you're the better fencer against a complete noob and would win 99 times out of a hundred, it doesn't help you if that hundredth time is today. ;) ) Nevertheless, to develop--still understanding the consequences of a bad day at the odds--the utmost level of martial art/sport? You need (1) a huge talent pool participating, so you (2) have ultra-high-level athletes in the mix, and (3) they are going at it as absolutely balls-out, at least in one category of competition, as is possible. HEMA is nowhere near that yet, and has to recognize these requirements if it aspires to be.
@EnglishMartialArts15 күн бұрын
Well said.
@Alstanus17 күн бұрын
I understand what Jesse was doing and agree with it to an extent. His opponent was a bit of a joke, no offense to him (but would be interesting to see Jesse do that again to him a year later). But that's because he's brand new. And newsflash, the only people that are truly separate objectively in skill and technique are 4 stripe white belts and higher. Generally speaking, throughout the entire time of being a white belt in jiu-jitsu all the way until you get your blue belt, you're just figuring out how to move, defend, attack, and how not to screw yourself. The problem is, as a white belt, you tend to find ways to screw yourself moreso than what you should be doing correctly. ESPECIALLY attacking. In summary, you suck at BJJ when carrying a white belt almost the entire time until it finally clicks BIG TIME like 3 or 4 stripes later. In my experience. 😅
@russelldonithan262117 күн бұрын
I know somebody that teaches pressure points running a school makes you a target despise being challenged in his school on the streets 5:22 (Illinois state boxer champion )they never let him down
@russelldonithan262117 күн бұрын
No touch knockouts are BS but pressure points work
@AverageAsianMe17 күн бұрын
Judo and Catch borrowed techniques from each other when they had a rivalry in Japan. I don’t know who came up with Ude Garame or Double wrist lock. It’s all combining.
@doubleb222able18 күн бұрын
I hate when catch wrestlers still talk about the leg locks and feel as if they have tyne edge against jiu-jitsu. It to took garry tonon back to Karl Gotch, or even farmer burns.... their jaws would drop and they'd be amazed at his skill level. He'd tell them he was going to heel hook them an then do it. He'd be running their practices by the end of the day
@optimusmaximus964618 күн бұрын
Great video, thanks for posting. I share your sentiment. On a more general note, I've grown tired of saturation coverage of oriental martial arts on YT so this is very much a breath of fresh air. Cneers from Australia!
@alexsawa295619 күн бұрын
By the spelling of his last name, it's clear he was of Polish descent but much of Poland was within the Russian empire at the time. Slavic warriors, be they Russian, Ukrainian or Polish, have saved western civilization numerous times but often western Europe neglects to recognize the heroism and accomplishments of the Slavic people. Glad to see this video and the roundabout acknowledgement of the enormous impact of a Slavic warrior!
@billd719719 күн бұрын
Plus, if you blink your right eye, it will neutralize the technique. Plus, if you cross your fingers, that will do it too. Plus, clicking your heels together...Plus....
@aaronhenriquez866419 күн бұрын
FIGHT TEAM
@grok821121 күн бұрын
They called Daniel Mendoza "The Jew", not just because he was a jew, but because he looked and sounded like an outsider (not irish). jew with a spanish last name? nice try
@Fred-px5xu21 күн бұрын
Sir I am running out of accolades! However with that being stated. FIGHT TEAM! Sorry for exuberance, I enjoyed your video lecture. You have once again brought a bit of joy too an elderly gentleman. Thank you Sir and God bless you and family!
@finlay170222 күн бұрын
I’d love to see more videos about Yukio Tani
@user-fk8tr5ev8q22 күн бұрын
khabib nurmagomedov vs untrained gorilla
@Stephenfratus23 күн бұрын
I don't disagree. Certainly one valid strategy is to use the weapons so you can come to the grappling with an advantage, though it's not the only strategy. But people come because they want to learn how to use a sword. Make 'em wrestle and no one's going to show up. Even something as simple as locking up and trying to move your opponent around turns people off. Also no one wants to learn wrestling on cement, and that's what we train on 8 months out of the year. Another advantage that swords have is that you can learn to fence mostly practicing by yourself while I don't think there are many useful wrestling katas that I know of. (Happen to be wrong on that point)
@douglashale917324 күн бұрын
If it died out then it probably sucked.
@combatforlife.3124 күн бұрын
You’re then going to love this book titled Myths and blind spots in the fighting arts’ world. - After the Bible, it’s the next “gοοd bοοk” for you! It tells the truth that will be refreshing for you.
@thunderkatz421925 күн бұрын
Idk if youll see this but I do martial arts and work at the ww1 museum
@haeven162227 күн бұрын
I'm almost sure that many athletic martial artists would love to communicate with researchers about a developing martial art. I would!
@drinktillwerefunny28 күн бұрын
YES EXACTLY~ DILMAN WAS CLAIMING THAT HE AND HE ALONE HAD CRACKED THE MYSTERY OF KATA, THAT IT WAS ACTUALLY CODE FOR PRESSURE POINTS. THAT IT WAS NOT SIMPLE BLOCKS, KNIFEHANDS, BACKFIST AND STIKES. BUT RATHER SACRED PRESSURE POINTS WERE HIDDEN IN THE MOVES. IT WAS LIKE 'AH-HAAAA' A REVELATION. WHAT ABOUT THESE POOR PARENTS WHODONTKNOW HOW BAD THEY GETING TOOK FOR IDIOTSS. WTF THEPOOR KID WHOTRIES THIS A S SELF DEFENCE AT SCHOOL.
@gobbie46628 күн бұрын
look up the matches against the founds of Gracie bjj and catch wresters. Gracie's were dominated, and they resorted to jumping and beating in the catch wresters in the street with weapons because they were embarrassed. They did that multiple times to different grapplers.
@cobrakaineverdies500629 күн бұрын
Tell this to Sakuraba or Rufinho dos Santos who destroyed Gracie scum. Or maybe Ad Santel who beat several judo players. Real catch Wrestling is absolutely not inferior to BJJ, most champions in UFC have a wrestling background.
@EnglishMartialArts29 күн бұрын
Just watch the video. Or if you only want to comment on thumbnails and titles maybe stick to Instagram.
@gradyhernandez4699Ай бұрын
He knew bruce lee
@daniel8181Ай бұрын
ARMA is unironically better than HEMA in every way. HEMA elitism always existed against those guys "they dont do real fencing, they make it all up" was what I always heard. Yet when I looked into them, they seemed to act more like athletes than anyone in HEMA did. Then I met the guys at an event and WOW were they impressive, after HEMA's online "community" decided to do a politically charged purge and started harassing random youtubers, and after these political clubs began showing up at tournaments attempting to get clubs disqualified, I was absolutely done with those clowns who were more interested in boxing phantoms than learning a discipline. I have NEVER seen this kind of childish shit in any other martial art, because other martial arts respect themselves and understand their purpose, these HEMA goons are literally just sword hipsters.
@pknib8167Ай бұрын
How soon did you start doing this after surgery?
@EnglishMartialArtsАй бұрын
About 24 hours later.
@RadionictechАй бұрын
You are very ignorant in the Internatal arts. You are a puncher, kicker of low understanding. Dillman is an odd one that comes off poorly. Learn to research properly and TEST PEOPLE DIRECTLY YOURSELF. NOT from videos. You film and test them personally. You can tell nothing from looking at videos.
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Tom Molineaux beat Tom Cribb lmfaoo Tom Cribb is a chump accusing Molineaux of having rocks in his knuckles lil chump.....
I find it somewhat amusing that you would be surprised that a more modern sport would be more effective/efficient than the older sport from which it evolved. If one is studying a new hobby/sport/martial art, wouldn't it be prudent to find the most effective one?
Lol, mixing up multiple regions of the US with midwest, and wildwest @23:19 and no, the vibe here was very old timey American South
I think they didn't do ropes in a ring because it looks to me like they were going for the American 19th century bare-knuckle vibe, which most historical documentation indicates was done in simple earth squares like this one.
Many martial arts are cults!
We need more people competing representing Catch Wrestling in ONE FC and/or ADCC... there aren't enough Catch Wrestlers representing for their Style in Submission only competitions.
3:56 an us vs them mentality towards other martial arts is a detrimental mindset for any martial artist to have, it stunts growth and personal development. Learning from other martial arts is how you become a good and well rounded martial artist. For example, I do goju ryu karate, do i think its the best system? no, because the best system doesn't exist, i also did some judo, shotokan karate, wing chun, and i plan on learning shuai jiao (chinese wrestling) one day, why do i add other martial arts on top of my main thing (goju ryu karate)? because martial arts is fun and learning other things can help you understand the things you already learned in a new light and deepen your understanding
And you guys thought BJJ was about small guys being able to beat big guys because of the Gracie Jiu Jitsu.
I find i cool that the most effective fighting styles either originate of are directly evolved from arts from Japan, Europe,or Thailand. Either grappling or striking.
You learn boxing by fighting and not by boxing
I’m on day 6 post operation and don’t feel a difference except I’m more congested.
At 7:28 you nail the key strength of BJJ. The sport is constantly evolving, adopting new techniques that work and abandoning techniques that don’t. There is no dogma about techniques that are not allowed for any other reader than safety. Young ones may feel invincible and frown up on “safety”, but once you are getting close to 50 and have mortgage to pay and family to feed, you will care about safety. Yet, if your partner is roughly the same size and OK with a rougher roll, you can go pretty hard. But as explained in the video, the purpose is learning, not just winning one match. Longer term injuries will accumulate and people will drop off from the sport. Having said this, I would definitely visit a catch wrestling club or even a wrestling club if there were a way for older non-national-champion to start the sport.
Marketing.
Lots of luck with this.here’s just two words to refute you: KAZUSHI SAKURABA
And here are 3 for you. Watch the video.
A-are you Kurzgesagt? Or do all English youtubers sound the same?
Bring catch wrestling to New Brunswick, Canada and I'm in!! We wish we had your skill set brother
My relative… maybe ??!!…. My family boxed
All good points but I guess there's always the risk of becoming too much like modern sport fencing where every match both opponents just run at each other and it barely resembles a swordfight anymore
The fact this guy still gets paid to appear is mind boggling.
Perfectly said
I first tried brazilian fried chicken two years ago and just couldn't stop. Since then I have become interested in all types of fried chicken and like to taste them all when ever I get the chance. Fried chicken is just amazing
naw training in a brutal sport like wrestling makes you a real animal.
Correct. The iy people who pooh pooh grappling are those who can't be bothered to train it.
And the biggest thing that wrestling will teach is skilled motion under full fighting intensity. It's one of the same key reasons--often cited as the biggest one depending on who you ask--why wrestling is the biggest "feeder" discipline on top of MMA... despite lacking strikes, despite lacking submissions. Part of it is the literal tactical stuff, e.g. "dictating where the fight is held," etc. etc. But a huge part is the intensity of the training, coupled with the fact of its complexity (boxing might be as intense, but more limited in diversity of skills). Then, adding striking or submissions to someone training with that physical and mental intensity is a piece of cake for them. HEMA matches *could* be contested with such intensity--but are unlikely to be. Both because of safety, and because, playing at weapons, there's the superficial understanding that such intensity often isn't *necessary* even in real life, simulating conditions where a single strike can kill. (Which still is cautionary; even if you're the better fencer against a complete noob and would win 99 times out of a hundred, it doesn't help you if that hundredth time is today. ;) ) Nevertheless, to develop--still understanding the consequences of a bad day at the odds--the utmost level of martial art/sport? You need (1) a huge talent pool participating, so you (2) have ultra-high-level athletes in the mix, and (3) they are going at it as absolutely balls-out, at least in one category of competition, as is possible. HEMA is nowhere near that yet, and has to recognize these requirements if it aspires to be.
Well said.
I understand what Jesse was doing and agree with it to an extent. His opponent was a bit of a joke, no offense to him (but would be interesting to see Jesse do that again to him a year later). But that's because he's brand new. And newsflash, the only people that are truly separate objectively in skill and technique are 4 stripe white belts and higher. Generally speaking, throughout the entire time of being a white belt in jiu-jitsu all the way until you get your blue belt, you're just figuring out how to move, defend, attack, and how not to screw yourself. The problem is, as a white belt, you tend to find ways to screw yourself moreso than what you should be doing correctly. ESPECIALLY attacking. In summary, you suck at BJJ when carrying a white belt almost the entire time until it finally clicks BIG TIME like 3 or 4 stripes later. In my experience. 😅
I know somebody that teaches pressure points running a school makes you a target despise being challenged in his school on the streets 5:22 (Illinois state boxer champion )they never let him down
No touch knockouts are BS but pressure points work
Judo and Catch borrowed techniques from each other when they had a rivalry in Japan. I don’t know who came up with Ude Garame or Double wrist lock. It’s all combining.
I hate when catch wrestlers still talk about the leg locks and feel as if they have tyne edge against jiu-jitsu. It to took garry tonon back to Karl Gotch, or even farmer burns.... their jaws would drop and they'd be amazed at his skill level. He'd tell them he was going to heel hook them an then do it. He'd be running their practices by the end of the day
Great video, thanks for posting. I share your sentiment. On a more general note, I've grown tired of saturation coverage of oriental martial arts on YT so this is very much a breath of fresh air. Cneers from Australia!
By the spelling of his last name, it's clear he was of Polish descent but much of Poland was within the Russian empire at the time. Slavic warriors, be they Russian, Ukrainian or Polish, have saved western civilization numerous times but often western Europe neglects to recognize the heroism and accomplishments of the Slavic people. Glad to see this video and the roundabout acknowledgement of the enormous impact of a Slavic warrior!
Plus, if you blink your right eye, it will neutralize the technique. Plus, if you cross your fingers, that will do it too. Plus, clicking your heels together...Plus....
FIGHT TEAM
They called Daniel Mendoza "The Jew", not just because he was a jew, but because he looked and sounded like an outsider (not irish). jew with a spanish last name? nice try
Sir I am running out of accolades! However with that being stated. FIGHT TEAM! Sorry for exuberance, I enjoyed your video lecture. You have once again brought a bit of joy too an elderly gentleman. Thank you Sir and God bless you and family!
I’d love to see more videos about Yukio Tani
khabib nurmagomedov vs untrained gorilla
I don't disagree. Certainly one valid strategy is to use the weapons so you can come to the grappling with an advantage, though it's not the only strategy. But people come because they want to learn how to use a sword. Make 'em wrestle and no one's going to show up. Even something as simple as locking up and trying to move your opponent around turns people off. Also no one wants to learn wrestling on cement, and that's what we train on 8 months out of the year. Another advantage that swords have is that you can learn to fence mostly practicing by yourself while I don't think there are many useful wrestling katas that I know of. (Happen to be wrong on that point)
If it died out then it probably sucked.
You’re then going to love this book titled Myths and blind spots in the fighting arts’ world. - After the Bible, it’s the next “gοοd bοοk” for you! It tells the truth that will be refreshing for you.
Idk if youll see this but I do martial arts and work at the ww1 museum
I'm almost sure that many athletic martial artists would love to communicate with researchers about a developing martial art. I would!
YES EXACTLY~ DILMAN WAS CLAIMING THAT HE AND HE ALONE HAD CRACKED THE MYSTERY OF KATA, THAT IT WAS ACTUALLY CODE FOR PRESSURE POINTS. THAT IT WAS NOT SIMPLE BLOCKS, KNIFEHANDS, BACKFIST AND STIKES. BUT RATHER SACRED PRESSURE POINTS WERE HIDDEN IN THE MOVES. IT WAS LIKE 'AH-HAAAA' A REVELATION. WHAT ABOUT THESE POOR PARENTS WHODONTKNOW HOW BAD THEY GETING TOOK FOR IDIOTSS. WTF THEPOOR KID WHOTRIES THIS A S SELF DEFENCE AT SCHOOL.
look up the matches against the founds of Gracie bjj and catch wresters. Gracie's were dominated, and they resorted to jumping and beating in the catch wresters in the street with weapons because they were embarrassed. They did that multiple times to different grapplers.
Tell this to Sakuraba or Rufinho dos Santos who destroyed Gracie scum. Or maybe Ad Santel who beat several judo players. Real catch Wrestling is absolutely not inferior to BJJ, most champions in UFC have a wrestling background.
Just watch the video. Or if you only want to comment on thumbnails and titles maybe stick to Instagram.
He knew bruce lee
ARMA is unironically better than HEMA in every way. HEMA elitism always existed against those guys "they dont do real fencing, they make it all up" was what I always heard. Yet when I looked into them, they seemed to act more like athletes than anyone in HEMA did. Then I met the guys at an event and WOW were they impressive, after HEMA's online "community" decided to do a politically charged purge and started harassing random youtubers, and after these political clubs began showing up at tournaments attempting to get clubs disqualified, I was absolutely done with those clowns who were more interested in boxing phantoms than learning a discipline. I have NEVER seen this kind of childish shit in any other martial art, because other martial arts respect themselves and understand their purpose, these HEMA goons are literally just sword hipsters.
How soon did you start doing this after surgery?
About 24 hours later.
You are very ignorant in the Internatal arts. You are a puncher, kicker of low understanding. Dillman is an odd one that comes off poorly. Learn to research properly and TEST PEOPLE DIRECTLY YOURSELF. NOT from videos. You film and test them personally. You can tell nothing from looking at videos.