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  @junichiroyamashita8 минут бұрын

  I would love to hear his opinion on body strikes,such as shoulder strikes and bumps,like in Baji. I have reason to believe they would be really practical for self defence,and i would like to know what he thinks. I have a playlist as an example of what i mean.

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  @scb021223 минут бұрын

  Best martial art for self-defense is clearly track & field [runs away].

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  @dontcheckthisbox275332 минут бұрын

  You ask why Seagal doesn't rotate his arm all the way for a more powerful punch, citing Boxing as supporting your view. But you're talking about *modern boxing* where boxers' fists are protected by ludicrous-looking padded gloves. Yes, step back for a second and think about how ridiculous those mittens look to someone who has never seen them. Now think about 18th century boxing when boxers fought bare-knuckled, like how it goes down in the real world. What's their stance? How do they punch? Now it makes sense why a person without oversized red mittens would punch like Seagal so he doesn't self-own by breaking his own hand. Punch to push and throw off-balance, sure why not. Preserve your own hands because you have a dozen other ways to win the fight without voluntarily breaking them.

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  @mxvrdahegaouwu757732 минут бұрын

  31:00 "Karate is an F" 1:05:50"Wow Kudo should be an S" Does he know? 😏🥋

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  @Rorty3539 минут бұрын

  Kali

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  @jeanmtiger46 минут бұрын

  I can’t see how wrestling would rank so far above Japanese JJ when you take into account the so much wider moves and fighting palette that JJ offers. In wrestling you compete with so many more rules and it’s a point based system. JJ has more focus on self-defense, including work with weapons.

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  @freezado857348 минут бұрын

  Martial. ART.

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  @mysterykingCCC48 минут бұрын

  1:59 David benavidez, great dirty boxer

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  @dontcheckthisbox275351 минут бұрын

  You question whether it's realistic or practical to target the eyes which are small moving targets, or whether you can accurately attack the brainstem when defending against a takedown. But even if you cannot do it, if Seagal can do it then for him it is legit. He demonstrated striking precisely at Enkamp's superior patellar pole using his middle knuckle, repeatedly, while his target is hidden by Enkamp's baggy karate pants. Enkamp has the clearly demarcated dime-sized bruise to prove it. Are you confident to punch someone's knee without breaking your own hand because you're 2 cm off? I think if he can strike 1 small spot that he can't even see with 1 knuckle, he can certainly knife-hand your atlas if you're showing him the back of your neck. Boxing prohibits punching your opponent at the back of the neck for a reason. Edit: Of course, this doesn't mean it should be a go-to technique, because I acknowledge the difficulty in pulling it off. As you said, a cooperative student is different from an uncooperative opponent.

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  @jeanmtiger56 минут бұрын

  I doubt Paul Sharp has trained in Okinawa. It’s true that Karate has been weakened due to competition focus when it migrated to mainland Japan. I know a cop who had many physical encounters and Goju Ryu was perfect for him to overcome his attackers and overpower them on the street. Putting Karate at the bottom of the ranking is ridiculous. And TKD also trains regularly with full contact sparring. So you get trained in managing distance, attacks from multiple angles, hitting full power on bags, focus pads, etc.

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  @Jo.A.57 минут бұрын

  dang, was really expecting the sanda and kempo ranking

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  @MartialArtUK58 минут бұрын

  Intresting content, do you think everyone is suitable for the hard styles? Can everyone be a good boxer ? How would these styles compare in an injury training list ?

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  @Rorty35Сағат бұрын

  Kali eskrima arnis

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  @garrymcgauran4978Сағат бұрын

  Legitimate Krav maga organisations like IKMF, KMW, and KMG are notoriously stingy about coaching badges, grading and giving out belts. Going straight to the poor quality control in the US has become a bit of a lazy trope on this topic. How would Paul like if someone were to rank "police professionalism" based on the what they know about standards in Haiti or New Delhi?

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  @Liam1991Сағат бұрын

  When it comes to using martial arts as a police officer, the goal is to restrain and arrent them. As well as how to use the tools they have to carry. I think the best martial arts for police officers should be centred around this sort of training. Which, you won't get from sport or traditional martial arts.

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  @jiujitsumemoir2 сағат бұрын

  yeah I totally agree, BJJ is great as a sport and martial art. But for self defence... You need to be aware that some moves are just not safe to pull on the street.

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  @devilymoon2 сағат бұрын

  The part on kickboxing is very outdated and biased. Kickboxing is not kicks. It's boxing PLUS kicks, knees, elbows (depending on the rules).

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  @mysterykingCCC44 минут бұрын

  Isn’t adding elbows Muay Thai at that point..

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  @krumbergify10 минут бұрын

  So it has become very similar to Muay Thai?

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  @scott86302 сағат бұрын

  Great advice on using the clinch in a streetfight. A friend of mine had to learn the hard way with a blade in his gut. Luckily, he survived. I like what Active Self Protection says.. "The eyes are the windows to the soul, and the hands are the windows to intent." Training to monitor/feel the belt line for weapons. Learning to stop the draw is very important. 👊

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  @khoalacake2 сағат бұрын

  He’s thinking of old school American Kickboxing not Dutch/Japanese kickboxing that is heavy on low kicks

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  @bigballsmcgee86812 сағат бұрын

  For me personally, the best martial art for self defense is definitely the one that can get my lazy ass to the gym once a week

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  @sdmoralesma2 сағат бұрын

  I’ve seen many of these videos. What I get is that not everyone agrees what “self-defense” actually means, each person brings its own definition (sometimes not even explicitly). That makes so many inconsistencies and differences in how MA are rated. Anyway, at the end I imagine that’s the point, just a chill discussion, but don’t expect accurate assessments.

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  @bigballsmcgee86812 сағат бұрын

  It's natural that people's answers to the question "what is self-defense" would depend on their experiences and environmental factors. I live in an area where seeing a firearm in public is about as likely as being struck by lightning so my question is different from someone who lives in an area that has many. Still all of the different questions are valuable, and I doubt that you'll ever find a Unified ranking system, so listening to people's experiences will give you a greater knowledge base to work from.

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  @nazrhael36602 сағат бұрын

  Most people don't know how to take a punch, even fewer people know how to take a kick. The ability to take out your opponent outside their reach should definitely be considered too. A solid roundhouse to the leg and the average dude is down like a sag of potatoes.

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  @NickKano112 сағат бұрын

  Always felt low kicks were under rated. They're extremely painful, but at the same time they won't knock someone out or put them in the hospital- so in a way they could be a great "warning shot" for someone to back off. That, and it looks better in court than punching someone in the face.

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  @definitlynotbenlente76713 сағат бұрын

  Personally I prefer japanese jujutsu over bjj becouse of the standing aspects in jujutsu where in bjj you only do ground work

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  @stephenbaldwin88042 сағат бұрын

  I tend to agree with you, BJJ is great for when the fight goes to the ground but Jujutsu is better at keeping you on your feet.

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  @Flaciast3 сағат бұрын

  Merci de la vidéo. Cela confirme l'importance des coups de têtes comme en Lethwei et au Sambo.

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  @Eewout23 сағат бұрын

  Sorry but this guy is full of sh!t if youre a dutch kickbocer you have the teep and low kick and decent hands its way higher than D tier, cause you dont have to be muhammed ali to defend your self dont get me wrong im a mma fighter and i train in 6 martial srts including boxing. Oh and sambo guys don't headbutt and there little to no weapons in muay thai

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  @KARATEbyJesse3 сағат бұрын

  Just came to say Karate 🥋 Carry on.

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  @MartialArtsJourney3 сағат бұрын

  Message received 🫡

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  @Samuel.Strange.Supreme2 сағат бұрын

  Wise message 👨‍🦳🙏

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  @mxvrdahegaouwu7577Сағат бұрын

  Okinawa, it's birth place

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  @KtmRoamerСағат бұрын

  Kyokushin Karate ..carry on !

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  @thebestcentaur3 сағат бұрын

  Would love to see what you think of/ where you rank hapkido-especially with your aikido background. I'll begin my studies of it starting next week, but I'm aware it has a...mostly questionable reputation in the martial arts world, at best

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  @johncasarino56272 сағат бұрын

  well you wristlock into literal somersaults in the air which kinda beats aikido tbh

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  @andymax13 сағат бұрын

  Watching this just before going to Ninjutsu class, I don’t have time to watch all of it now, but so far can’t fault his placement and reasons for it. We definitely pressure test at our dojo, shodan gradings are full contact shark tanks (mma in a gi less protection than kudo) you have to prepare for that and that starts at 9th kyu.

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  @Kthomasritchie2 сағат бұрын

  Ninjutsu is the ultimate self defence as you are the invisible warrior.

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  @andymax134 минут бұрын

  @@Kthomasritchie its excellent for self defence as they teach looking out for the next attack from a 2nd assailant whilst engaged with the first, finding the exit, awareness of surroundings (cameras) and how to do sneaky shit whilst appearing to be less violent than you actually are, and after you have found that exit you can make your ninja roll exit.

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  @martialgeeks3 сағат бұрын

  "His real fake ID" super funny sentence😂

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  @MartialArtsJourney3 сағат бұрын

  Haha, I can't disagree 😄

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  @martialgeeks3 сағат бұрын

  Love these ranking videos! Gotta gey my coffee and watch this in peace haha

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  @jb63683 сағат бұрын

  Excellent 👏

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  @no-ic5gw3 сағат бұрын

  ACAB

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  @Qyrnth3 сағат бұрын

  👀👀👀

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  @Ned6093 сағат бұрын

  Those poor Jehovah's witnesses

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  @typekkleks40133 сағат бұрын

  Kickboxing most of the time allows knees.

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  @fux6963 сағат бұрын

  Glad to see you back! I hope you are recovering well.

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  @MartialArtsJourney3 сағат бұрын

  Thank you! I figured I'll release at least a single video until the Ultimate Self-Defense Championship season 2 comes out 😁 My energy levels are still going up and down but they are much better than before and USDC2 will be ready in September as planned

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  @MartialArtsJourney3 сағат бұрын

  Learn more about Paul Sharp and his teachings here: www.paulsharpcoaching.com/ Watch 6 martial artists compete in self-defense challenges here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gJiu18umgbzZp7Q.html

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  @martialgeeks3 сағат бұрын

  Normies: "when's the new Avengrs movie coming out?" Maj Enjoyers: "can't wait for USDC2"

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  @Grand_Regent3 сағат бұрын

  Damn am I first

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  @MartialArtsJourney3 сағат бұрын

  Indeed you are!

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  @silang83814 сағат бұрын

  Jeet Kune Do is a set of philosophical principles which Bruce Lee applied to combat. JKD isn't a style in itself and Lee passionately argued against adopting a static style. If you add in all of the techniques banned in modern MMA then MMA is the nearest we currently have to Lee's vision for absorbing what is useful and discarding what is useless.

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  @powerunleashed37894 сағат бұрын

  Loved this! WE WANT MORE OF THESE! Kudos to you guys.

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  @MartialArtsJourney3 сағат бұрын

  Season 2 is coming out in September 🙏

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  @user-tq4pc6nh7j5 сағат бұрын

  It works, It won't work. It's down to the student to put the effort in and to make sure they have the right teacher to push them forward to modern day live scenarios.

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  @videovagrancy85266 сағат бұрын

  I have trained in karate and taekwondo, as well as street fighting. While I am definitely no expert in any specific style - my experience has taught me that the idea that "90% of fights end up on the ground" is wrong. In reality - fights can end up standing up, one guy against a wall, on the ground, against a desk, and a myriad of other possibilities. I think the cage fighting of UFC/MMA/The Gracies with BJJ popularized that idea. And while BJJ is absolutely a formidable style; probably one of the best there is on the ground. Life doesn't always go that way. I don't think there is any way to ever put an honest percentage on how a fight can turn out - it is as unpredictable as life itself.

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  @BigB72618 сағат бұрын

  Systema works well... when you have a gun

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  @kmonodal8 сағат бұрын

  No touch man was hilarious as f*ck 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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  @greedyerror93729 сағат бұрын

  Das zeigt nicht die realität es ist bei weitem nicht nah dran ohne armor würde der messer boy schnell gebrochene rippen haben usw. head kick deadly asf

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  @NFC7929 сағат бұрын

  SILAT : HOLD MY CARAMBIT

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  @hellojam10011 сағат бұрын

  Aikido only works with Aikido students

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  @horaciob.cantuguerra208512 сағат бұрын

  SORRY but this vid is the biggest SCAM ever i watched. It is like the same, when you put two 9 year old children togheter, and this 2 children discussing and want to find out, how It is to be an adult Person from 18 - 99 years Who struggeld to making money with Different Jobs. First what I want say at the beginning is this (and its agreed to be correct of All martial arts and mma pros : Not the Martial arts make you win a fight or win a self defence Situation, It is always really ALWAYS the Person, the fighter Who make the win or Lose. Meaning : if you Are a Person Who is well Trained and has good reactions It is Not so necessary which MA you practise... For example : if a women Trained the same MA and use this MA in a self defence Situation, and you Compare the outcome with a fit man, Who also Trained the same MA and find hiself in the same self defence Situation, no question : the Man wins. Because, He is just stronger as the women. His body is stronger.) and this example you can use for the question, which MA is better for selfdefence. For example : if a man use a selfdefence MA style and you Compare the outcome with a women - this women has less strenght and less weight, even if she Trained a SS+ MA she will loose against the man, why? Just because the Man is the BETTER FIGHTER! AND WHEN YOU ARE THE BETTER FIGHTER IN THE MOST SITUATION APPEARING YOU NOT EVEN NEED TO KNOW A MARTIAL ART! So this is the point. And this is the reason why It is so useless to Compare MA s in this way like the guy Who did this video does It. The other thing why this is bullshit is because of the reason that, this two guys discussing the usage of MA which the probaly Not even mastered by them self, well Not even Trained, Not even for a year. So how guys, HOW you want to know, how good a MA is in self defence, if you, by yourself, Not Trained and maxed out this MA by yourself? It is like talking about the Taste of a cake which you have had never eaten in your life before! And all this makes It even worsgt, that this guy proclaimed a "Former police Office" Who should make the race with him about the Best MA in self defence, well guys, you can be a shoplifter or a police Officer or a homeless guy, It doesnt matter It is the same : if you dont have had well Trained a MA you can Not say about the outcome of It. And Thats the reason why i said at the beginning, that These two guys Who talking about in this Video, Are the same equal like two 9 y old Kids Who try to discussing how It is to be old and make money in Different Jobs. This Video is stupid. It is a scam. Dont believe what this guys say. At the end All comes up to this : Who is the better fighter, will win the fight or the self defence Situation. No matter if He Trained a so called "B martial Art" or so called "SS+ Martial Art"... Guys the better fighter in a self defence Situation, Not even need a Martial Art for win the fight. Skip this Video. And dont believe this stupid bullshit. It is a shame what this Video is about, and what this two children say. Dont believe this bullshit. This vid makes me sad. It is sad to Compare MA like this. Just sad. Nothing Else just sad.