I believe that is why the medieval Japanese invented the 6' to 7' inch wooden Yawara stick and the Koreans invented the 12' dan bong wood stick for specifically self-defense. They wanted an object that would have been ridiculous to use as an offensive weapon, yet highly effective in personal self-defense and protection situations. The two sticks would be looked upon as completely harmless objects then and now.
@jeffyoung608 сағат бұрын
I've read and seen similar boxing advice for self-defense. It follows the principle of KISS. Given a fundamental knowledge of boxing and some practice, I heard the following. Use left-hand jabs defensively, keeping an attacker at bay. Jab, jab, jab, and right cross to the chin. Purportedly this also works well against multiple assailants, quickly moving from one to another, taking the initiative against them. Of course this still takes instruction and practice. On the opposite side of the coin are those who do not recommend boxing punches as it takes too much skill and the unprotected fist can be easily damaged and the wrist is vulnerable to damage. Reportedly the great Mike Tyson broke a knuckle or finger in a brawl outside a Las Vegas casino back in the late 90s. These self-defense exponents recommend limiting hand strikes to: edge of hand, palm strikes, hammer fist strikes. Possibly consider the martial art slap, the open hand slightly cupped, fingers closed. The striking area is the slightly cupped palm preferring the outer edge of the palm. This slap strike can break a jaw or rupture an eardrum. It is used in Southern Mantis Kung Fu and original French Savate from the early 19th century as Napoleonic Law defined the use of the fist as the same as using a weapon like a club or rock. Disclaimer: I am not a martial artist nor self-defense expert. I am repeating advice I saw on the Internet and social media. You bear all responsibility for yourself and what you do to others.
@EloyBushida13 сағат бұрын
What a coincidence, wrestling and grappling are two massive parts of my martial art. Just like most martial arts which have remained functional rather than morphing into ritualism.
@godspeaksbadgrammar16 сағат бұрын
It’s a huge part of Sport Karate usually coming off a cross step and high block or back fist. Even Chuck Norris wrote about it in his book “Winning Tournament Karate” back in the 70’s.
@mangmiketeamtaiaha725616 сағат бұрын
You used the word "Punio" suggests to me you have some Filipino Martial Arts training.
@CombatSelfDefense16 сағат бұрын
You are correct
@mangmiketeamtaiaha725615 сағат бұрын
@@CombatSelfDefense FMA for life 💪💪
@mangmiketeamtaiaha725616 сағат бұрын
Just run away..... You better hope your fit and able bodied. Invest in some high quality self defence training that specialises in reality not fantasy.
@combatforlife.3116 сағат бұрын
Gift yourself this book “Myths and blind spots in the fighting arts’ world.” Worth every penny and much more. It exposes SO MUCH!!
@k9zie17 сағат бұрын
Could you compare Greco Roman with judo, for self defense or MMA?
@combatforlife.3118 сағат бұрын
Unfortunately all archetypes have their personal and subjective confinements and this new read on A/on titled Myths and blind spots in the fighting arts’ world by Alex Tomaras, can help all detect those. While it is a difficult book at places, it was definitely one of a kind for me, an awakening experience for most if not all actually. I suggest it for you and your viewers.
@asiaticmartialarts730619 сағат бұрын
Great video, but as an Aikido practitioner since 1994, I never understood why people say aikido has no strikes. That's not what the founder said
@justindover859Күн бұрын
Tae kwando kocks are actually extremely powerful and "punches"they are the least useful manuver in combat tae kwan do is brilliant and that is why it became the most popular no disrespect to most other forms of martial arts but tae kwando is one of the most dangerous of not the most unlike karate all that open watered dowm for real stupidity now that one is for show
@bvshrКүн бұрын
All I’m seeing here is advocating Sport mentality against lethal force. The “Intent” is mismatched, hitting a man with a knife and moving away is a sure recipe for “Death”☠️
@AntraeusКүн бұрын
Another idiot.
@johnpyzer812Күн бұрын
Wow an actual intelligent video on the martial arts and how they do and dont work! Very rare shit these days! Keep it up loved to see this. My oersonal background was i satrted in karate aged 7 mived on to japanese jujitsu and judo then I took up training with my cousins who both were in the armed forces and in the SAS and learned from them what does and does work. I have only ever had 3 maybe 4 fights in all my life all but one in the schoolyard and i am glad i had my cousins show me what does and doesnt work in a real world application setting. They like you said pretty much the same thing that you need to be able to master all of those 3 things and that there is no actualmine style that will win every time on its own!
@JackCFairmanКүн бұрын
…I have no idea what I am
@ryufight7987Күн бұрын
Bujikan is definitely not a waste of time. BUT it does take time and knowledge to be able to use those skills if needed in real life . Like with all ninjutsu combat systems ! In my own humble experience, I started really appreciating bujikan based systems when I got a little older and had more experience in combat systems in general .
@m3photo726Күн бұрын
Good tip. However, you will find very few videos that tell you the absolute basics of how to engage when it’s a question of fight or flight. These guys are experts and so they can identify their targets and hit them with precision. This takes years of knowledge and practice but seems so easy on the screen. Almost all strikes are to the head and upper body and therefore also look impressive. These exercises are for the Dojo, not for street emergencies. Hitting others in the face is definitely not recommended - these days there are always those with phone cameras and that sort of evidence if the police turn up will always go against you initially - although it’s a natural instinct when we give in to our emotions instead of keeping focused on the main aim and that is to injure your opponent correctly so as to then go to the next phase which is flight. Dropping someone to the floor and then going down with them is also a no-no in the street, the most unsuspected individuals could join in and speed of execution is your goal. Now, the most important thing to keep in mind is that someone with an injured leg can’t run. This must be your priority: neutralize the leg. One leg is enough and the advantage is that there are two of them, versus one head, so you can choose whichever side suits you best. When confronted raise the arms as if to offer surrender. This catches the opponent off guard, keeps your head protected and also acts as an upper body stabilizer for the kick. Don’t kick with your toes out in front - much the same as with the hand; fingers and toes break with relative ease, that’s why punching isn’t recommended and open palm strikes are - use the heel instead. A sideways motion catching and displacing the kneecap is ideal. If you miss, you’ll at least have made the leg double sideways and if not breaking something is at least extremely painful; a straight blow to the knee will make the opponent feel sick and if hard enough will have them out of the game for long enough for you to get away. Also, on camera, it doesn’t show you to be either an expert or willing to inflict purposeful injury, rather a clumsy, spur of the moment way out. Now start practising at home so your “clumsiness” is highly effective. Like the man said, the more you do it, the better at it you are.
@frankiecal3186Күн бұрын
🔫 is way better. Or pepper ball gun in states that dont allow you to have guns.
@chvhndrtntlr3482Күн бұрын
Everyone talk about martial arts... but no one questioning why they didn't work in actual war (martial means war btw)
@CombatSelfDefenseКүн бұрын
Damn, Jaden Smith up in here.
@russelldavis8415Күн бұрын
On a visit to FMA land, ended up in a cage fighting a local guy no protective gear. round 1. single stick (no head shots) . round 2. knife.(no head shots) round 3. empty hand. great fun but painful experience.
@LoneDWoIf2 күн бұрын
You're mind is very narrow and because of this I feel you're a bit ignorant long term is much better than short term since short term has much more limited potential since it's the basics and if I were to say any was good for fast results I would not say jui jitsu but rather boxing
@LoneDWoIf2 күн бұрын
Every traditional martial art is effective and unless you've trained or have extensive knowledge of that martial art you have no right to say what's effective in it or not js
@hamadalrowaie68822 күн бұрын
Focus on pure wrestling,gracie combatives ,clinch work and sanda !! These are my favorite !! But if i wanna master an art it would be kudo and combat sambo !! For the ring and street fight .
@marzaan59352 күн бұрын
Can it stop a bullet
@CombatSelfDefense2 күн бұрын
No. They made it very clear it’s for knives, not bullets.
@marzaan59352 күн бұрын
@@CombatSelfDefense damn if it only could be 2 in one
@jf832 күн бұрын
I didn't want to write, but... You forgot something in your "equation"... Every fight is a unique "problem" and a good martial arts Master is only going to give you tools to "solve the problems". None of them has the absolute answer, but if someone told you that or you think like that, sorry but that's wrong, unfortunately, very wrong! If someone thinks that a kenpo/hapkido/taekwondo/jiujitsu/boxe (bla bla bla whatever) full technic is the answer for a "problem", please don't waste your Master's time and energy to try teach you something. Everything depends on how you are going to use what (and if) you learned something. One time someone said "Brains before Bullets", and this you can apply to everything 😊
@fredricclack71372 күн бұрын
68- 43 in MA: Aikido Just Happens while ⭕ Bye Bye! 😡☯️
@CombatSelfDefense2 күн бұрын
Bro what
@fredricclack71372 күн бұрын
10ish yrs;5 🤎 Seidokan was Most Relaxing- Flying & Falling 🥐- Art i hav X!
@fredricclack71372 күн бұрын
Seidokan: Maintain Controlled Relaxation ☯️🥋
@fredricclack71372 күн бұрын
Self Realization 🚫 MA!😡☯️
@CacataBoy2 күн бұрын
I can tell that you are definitely talking about WT Taekwondo ( which is not real Taekwon-Do) I invite you to research about ITF Taekwon-Do which is the real deal.
@thefnaffan22 күн бұрын
Your mom. Lol New sub here, I enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing.
@JoelHuncar2 күн бұрын
Great video!
@etokeokeo90632 күн бұрын
The word Kempo is just an umbrella term encompassing different martial arts, such as Shorinji Kempo, American Kempo, Okinawan Kempo and Nippon Kempo: all of them are completely different martial arts! I think (and I am not the only one) that Nippon Kempo is very effective in real fighting even more than the overestimated MMA, Boxing, Full Contact, etc! Also Kudo seems to be quite effective.
@user-sf7kl9uh7k3 күн бұрын
Boxing's like trying to open someone else's Christmas presents in front of them, without being caught.
@shmoopiebear3 күн бұрын
Carabiner used for mountaineering and rock climbing works fine. Easy to explain away for many uses. Same thing with a padlock.
@PrometheanOtaku963 күн бұрын
I do mostly Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu which is mainly wrestling and grappling and I'm going to learn how to do Muay Thai for striking so that way all of my bases are covered
@tenpennygrim58843 күн бұрын
Train how you fight is the most valuable maxim. If the move doesn't work against a resisting opponent then it doesn't work. All of the successful martial arts share common elements. They spar often and get their practitioners conditioned for fighting. Then they refine their techniques over time based on how the fights are turning out.
@mikekassai3 күн бұрын
Fedor, islam, khabib. All judo black belts, started with judo
@nastymkfan3 күн бұрын
I’m in CA so we are not allowed to have brass knuckles. Instead, I bring pepper spray, pocket knife, and kubaton.
@mrofnocnon2 күн бұрын
Geesh is that enough ?
@ray0707843 күн бұрын
this is very true, that's why I believe Jackie Chan can take anybody if there's no rule in his 30's and early 40's since he's very used to move fast in any direction in an instant, he's so agile, tough body, high endurance and has a lot of stamina, pain was his best friend at that time
@weinicht37923 күн бұрын
You don't need brass knuckles. Take your keys in your hand: there you are. You don't need more.
@CombatSelfDefense3 күн бұрын
No. That is a dumbass idea.
@weinicht37923 күн бұрын
@@CombatSelfDefense No, it isn't. A bunch of keys stabilizes the fist. The hit is harder and the risk of an injury at the hand is reduced. But of course you have to know how to hit - but that's the same with brass knuckles.
@matu42513 күн бұрын
@@weinicht3792 I don't think you understand how brass knuckles work...
@shadowphoenix89627 сағат бұрын
Keys between your fingers will destroy your hand,try it!
@weinicht37924 сағат бұрын
@@shadowphoenix8962 Where did I write anything about "keys between fingers"? Holding the hand, not between the fingers. You can also take another handy thing like a lighter. And yes, I know how brass nuckles work, but they wont't help you if you don't know how to fight. They are not "safty gear" for self defense.
@Gieszkanne3 күн бұрын
Knuckel Dusters are illegal in many countries and US states.
@nenadfundelic37653 күн бұрын
This is DEADLY WEAPON!!! This is not TOOL!!! This "tool" can couse only troubles because you gonna break someones skull , arm etc. This "tool" is illegal in every single state in Europa !!! Tool to be illegal... just dont fit together!!! Knife and that "tool" are in category of COLD WEAPON!!! WEAPON !!!! NOT TOOL !!! Personaly I hate such "tools" because only ONE hit can kill other person!!! I understand the value of human life and I will use anything to safe life , mine ,yours ... of any victim!! But it is often that attacker become victim ... and that is so wrong!!! Rather take something like nail scissors ... they are so powerfull tool ! And put them between 2 fingers ... voila ! Best self defence tool ... and you can have them without risk to be categorized as cold weapon ! Wish to you and to all people with good heart all best 🫶
@CombatSelfDefense3 күн бұрын
That’s why the title says “weapon”
@nenadfundelic37653 күн бұрын
@@CombatSelfDefense Please dont take that as offence 🙏 It is just opinion ... as you said at the end , it is illegal in most countrys ! But it is hell of a defence "thing" ! Be blessed and it is good to talk about such things 👍
@beowulfagate47124 күн бұрын
IMHO, I think people want their martial art to work for them. It's actually the other way around.
@Goshin654 күн бұрын
Not bad overall. I wouldn't say "best way", but it is a good starting point.
@SINdaBlock4114 күн бұрын
dude never made it past brown belt and already making shitty videos about so called "shitty" Bujinkan
@CombatSelfDefense3 күн бұрын
I love how much I live rent free in your head.
@SINdaBlock4113 күн бұрын
@@CombatSelfDefense Care to know who else does buddy? People like Tiago Guma and Leandro Lo ... who got shot to death because of their wilful ignorance, obnoxious ego and false sense of security all stemming from bjj and mma which earned them a 1 way ticket into an early grave. I'm just trying to help people out not to make that same mistake, you're doing the opposite so what other option do you give me friend? Only difference between you and them is you are lucky enough so far to avoid the wrong people who don't give a crap about mma/bjj hype and only know violence, unlike them you still have the opportunity to turn your life around and stick to tma instead. Avoiding mma and bjj saved my life.
@CombatSelfDefense3 күн бұрын
This is such a false equivalency. I’ve equally avoided aikido, and I’m still alive. And who exactly are you “helping,” by commenting on videos? I can guarantee you nobody is reading your comments but me since I get the alerts and find you funny. If you really want to make a difference, start your own channel and post your own content.
@SINdaBlock4113 күн бұрын
@@CombatSelfDefense "This is such a false equivalency. I’ve equally avoided aikido, and I’m still alive." yeah, maybe for now ... assuming of course you won't allow your bjj/mma ego to bite you in the ass one day, you can choose to ignore it but the results do not lie my friend, in the past 2 years 3 bjj/mma champions were killed because of ego, 1 more hospitalized for the same reason and guess what: no aikido, no bujinkan, no karate no tma anything ... and why is that? because unlike bjj/mma, they do NOT have a false sense of reality, they do NOT have a misplaced superiority complex and they DO NOT look down on other people just because they're not practicing their style ... in tma, people respect one another, they do not try to one-up eachother in any kind of way, they do not have this machismo BS in their blood to shittest everyone else to pat themselves on the back like you are doing now, as usual you only see things from 1 narrow-minded POV which is "can my style kick the other guy's ass or not" ... there are ways around that: getting jacked, surround yourself with friends backing you up at all times, weapons, you name it, ego on the other hand cannot be avoided or controlled when you're team mma/bjj, and ego is the killer, let's just hope for your sake you won't have to find out the hard way ... as for your other reply, I don't start a youtube channel for the same reason you DID start a youtube channel: because I know people are generally ignorant morons who only care about the mainstream stuff, whichever is omnipresent and popular, starting a channel in order to help people spreading the awful reality of self defence won't amount to anything because people won't click on it because I don't preach mma, I don't preach the Gracie Kool Aid, I don't preach whatever is trendy out there, you claim I'm not helping anybody and I'm only amusing you, dude, I don't give a flying F about you or your channel, you're missing the whole point and the point is WHY DRIVE WHEN YOU CAN GET DRIVEN you claim I'm just alerting you, giving you the attention you want and while that may indirectly be the case that's completely irrelevant to me, you could make a billion dollars for all I care it won't change a thing you're still an ignorant douche, what is relevant to me is if I can reach even one person out there and keeping that person from making the same mistake people like Leandro Lo and Tiago Guma made, I will already have served my purpose, I will already have contributed my part to the self defence community and I will already have contributed far more than you and your bjj/mma propaganda scam channel ever will have, the irony of it all is that you claim you live rent free in my head and that I'm just helping your channel by keep posting my takes on things, but in reality you're the big youtube guy who keeps replying to a so called channel-less nobody ... which leads me to believe I must be doing something right because you take time to reply and therefore, whether you like it or not, apparently I do bother you, otherwise you would just ignore me, and while you believe I'm just supplying your channel, it is in reality me who's using people like you with mainstream popular youtube channels to take advantage of this fact and use your channel to spread my message, knowing that even without a youtube channel of my own, it would prove far more fruitful than start my own channel and spread the message that way, with videos nobody will give a flying F about ... why would I bother doing that if I could just take someone's channel that already has tons of watchers and subscribers and spreading the message that way, knowing that at the very least people are watching my message whether they like it or not, if they choose to remain ignorant or stigmatize me or ignore me so what lol that's the default response I would expect from most people anyway even if I did have my own channel, it's a win win situation for me lol, so in a way I should thank people like you (you'll understand if I don't) for granting me the free opportunity to spread the message of real self defence without me even having to lift a single finger, and the more you reply, the more I know my message stings and the more still I will continue to do it, that's how winning is done, persistance, something you clearly know very little about (that's how you never went past brown belt in Bujinkan and simply chose the bare minimum mainstream bjj/mma easy way out instead, like you and millions of others: a dime in a dozen) ... face it friend, you are nothing but a tool to get the real message across, too bad only the happy few will take the time to absorb the widsom and better their lives instead of ending or severely reducing their lives the way people like you do because fame because money because glory ... none of this will matter when you end up in hospital while beaten comatose, in a wheelchair with CTE or worse still ... DEAD ... do with it as you will, in any case I will keep spreading my message so be a good boy now and keep posting ignorant videos for me to use against you and get my point across :) ... FYI consider this a REAL LIFE example of verbal jutaijutsu
@CombatSelfDefense3 күн бұрын
Yes, just like all jutaijutsu, it’s a lot of fluff, and no stuff.
@SINdaBlock4114 күн бұрын
anything that isn't mma to this clown right here is "dead"
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Kenpo is trash
I believe that is why the medieval Japanese invented the 6' to 7' inch wooden Yawara stick and the Koreans invented the 12' dan bong wood stick for specifically self-defense. They wanted an object that would have been ridiculous to use as an offensive weapon, yet highly effective in personal self-defense and protection situations. The two sticks would be looked upon as completely harmless objects then and now.
I've read and seen similar boxing advice for self-defense. It follows the principle of KISS. Given a fundamental knowledge of boxing and some practice, I heard the following. Use left-hand jabs defensively, keeping an attacker at bay. Jab, jab, jab, and right cross to the chin. Purportedly this also works well against multiple assailants, quickly moving from one to another, taking the initiative against them. Of course this still takes instruction and practice. On the opposite side of the coin are those who do not recommend boxing punches as it takes too much skill and the unprotected fist can be easily damaged and the wrist is vulnerable to damage. Reportedly the great Mike Tyson broke a knuckle or finger in a brawl outside a Las Vegas casino back in the late 90s. These self-defense exponents recommend limiting hand strikes to: edge of hand, palm strikes, hammer fist strikes. Possibly consider the martial art slap, the open hand slightly cupped, fingers closed. The striking area is the slightly cupped palm preferring the outer edge of the palm. This slap strike can break a jaw or rupture an eardrum. It is used in Southern Mantis Kung Fu and original French Savate from the early 19th century as Napoleonic Law defined the use of the fist as the same as using a weapon like a club or rock. Disclaimer: I am not a martial artist nor self-defense expert. I am repeating advice I saw on the Internet and social media. You bear all responsibility for yourself and what you do to others.
What a coincidence, wrestling and grappling are two massive parts of my martial art. Just like most martial arts which have remained functional rather than morphing into ritualism.
It’s a huge part of Sport Karate usually coming off a cross step and high block or back fist. Even Chuck Norris wrote about it in his book “Winning Tournament Karate” back in the 70’s.
You used the word "Punio" suggests to me you have some Filipino Martial Arts training.
You are correct
@@CombatSelfDefense FMA for life 💪💪
Just run away..... You better hope your fit and able bodied. Invest in some high quality self defence training that specialises in reality not fantasy.
Gift yourself this book “Myths and blind spots in the fighting arts’ world.” Worth every penny and much more. It exposes SO MUCH!!
Could you compare Greco Roman with judo, for self defense or MMA?
Unfortunately all archetypes have their personal and subjective confinements and this new read on A/on titled Myths and blind spots in the fighting arts’ world by Alex Tomaras, can help all detect those. While it is a difficult book at places, it was definitely one of a kind for me, an awakening experience for most if not all actually. I suggest it for you and your viewers.
Great video, but as an Aikido practitioner since 1994, I never understood why people say aikido has no strikes. That's not what the founder said
Tae kwando kocks are actually extremely powerful and "punches"they are the least useful manuver in combat tae kwan do is brilliant and that is why it became the most popular no disrespect to most other forms of martial arts but tae kwando is one of the most dangerous of not the most unlike karate all that open watered dowm for real stupidity now that one is for show
All I’m seeing here is advocating Sport mentality against lethal force. The “Intent” is mismatched, hitting a man with a knife and moving away is a sure recipe for “Death”☠️
Another idiot.
Wow an actual intelligent video on the martial arts and how they do and dont work! Very rare shit these days! Keep it up loved to see this. My oersonal background was i satrted in karate aged 7 mived on to japanese jujitsu and judo then I took up training with my cousins who both were in the armed forces and in the SAS and learned from them what does and does work. I have only ever had 3 maybe 4 fights in all my life all but one in the schoolyard and i am glad i had my cousins show me what does and doesnt work in a real world application setting. They like you said pretty much the same thing that you need to be able to master all of those 3 things and that there is no actualmine style that will win every time on its own!
…I have no idea what I am
Bujikan is definitely not a waste of time. BUT it does take time and knowledge to be able to use those skills if needed in real life . Like with all ninjutsu combat systems ! In my own humble experience, I started really appreciating bujikan based systems when I got a little older and had more experience in combat systems in general .
Good tip. However, you will find very few videos that tell you the absolute basics of how to engage when it’s a question of fight or flight. These guys are experts and so they can identify their targets and hit them with precision. This takes years of knowledge and practice but seems so easy on the screen. Almost all strikes are to the head and upper body and therefore also look impressive. These exercises are for the Dojo, not for street emergencies. Hitting others in the face is definitely not recommended - these days there are always those with phone cameras and that sort of evidence if the police turn up will always go against you initially - although it’s a natural instinct when we give in to our emotions instead of keeping focused on the main aim and that is to injure your opponent correctly so as to then go to the next phase which is flight. Dropping someone to the floor and then going down with them is also a no-no in the street, the most unsuspected individuals could join in and speed of execution is your goal. Now, the most important thing to keep in mind is that someone with an injured leg can’t run. This must be your priority: neutralize the leg. One leg is enough and the advantage is that there are two of them, versus one head, so you can choose whichever side suits you best. When confronted raise the arms as if to offer surrender. This catches the opponent off guard, keeps your head protected and also acts as an upper body stabilizer for the kick. Don’t kick with your toes out in front - much the same as with the hand; fingers and toes break with relative ease, that’s why punching isn’t recommended and open palm strikes are - use the heel instead. A sideways motion catching and displacing the kneecap is ideal. If you miss, you’ll at least have made the leg double sideways and if not breaking something is at least extremely painful; a straight blow to the knee will make the opponent feel sick and if hard enough will have them out of the game for long enough for you to get away. Also, on camera, it doesn’t show you to be either an expert or willing to inflict purposeful injury, rather a clumsy, spur of the moment way out. Now start practising at home so your “clumsiness” is highly effective. Like the man said, the more you do it, the better at it you are.
🔫 is way better. Or pepper ball gun in states that dont allow you to have guns.
Everyone talk about martial arts... but no one questioning why they didn't work in actual war (martial means war btw)
Damn, Jaden Smith up in here.
On a visit to FMA land, ended up in a cage fighting a local guy no protective gear. round 1. single stick (no head shots) . round 2. knife.(no head shots) round 3. empty hand. great fun but painful experience.
You're mind is very narrow and because of this I feel you're a bit ignorant long term is much better than short term since short term has much more limited potential since it's the basics and if I were to say any was good for fast results I would not say jui jitsu but rather boxing
Every traditional martial art is effective and unless you've trained or have extensive knowledge of that martial art you have no right to say what's effective in it or not js
Focus on pure wrestling,gracie combatives ,clinch work and sanda !! These are my favorite !! But if i wanna master an art it would be kudo and combat sambo !! For the ring and street fight .
Can it stop a bullet
No. They made it very clear it’s for knives, not bullets.
@@CombatSelfDefense damn if it only could be 2 in one
I didn't want to write, but... You forgot something in your "equation"... Every fight is a unique "problem" and a good martial arts Master is only going to give you tools to "solve the problems". None of them has the absolute answer, but if someone told you that or you think like that, sorry but that's wrong, unfortunately, very wrong! If someone thinks that a kenpo/hapkido/taekwondo/jiujitsu/boxe (bla bla bla whatever) full technic is the answer for a "problem", please don't waste your Master's time and energy to try teach you something. Everything depends on how you are going to use what (and if) you learned something. One time someone said "Brains before Bullets", and this you can apply to everything 😊
68- 43 in MA: Aikido Just Happens while ⭕ Bye Bye! 😡☯️
Bro what
10ish yrs;5 🤎 Seidokan was Most Relaxing- Flying & Falling 🥐- Art i hav X!
Seidokan: Maintain Controlled Relaxation ☯️🥋
Self Realization 🚫 MA!😡☯️
I can tell that you are definitely talking about WT Taekwondo ( which is not real Taekwon-Do) I invite you to research about ITF Taekwon-Do which is the real deal.
Your mom. Lol New sub here, I enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing.
Great video!
The word Kempo is just an umbrella term encompassing different martial arts, such as Shorinji Kempo, American Kempo, Okinawan Kempo and Nippon Kempo: all of them are completely different martial arts! I think (and I am not the only one) that Nippon Kempo is very effective in real fighting even more than the overestimated MMA, Boxing, Full Contact, etc! Also Kudo seems to be quite effective.
Boxing's like trying to open someone else's Christmas presents in front of them, without being caught.
Carabiner used for mountaineering and rock climbing works fine. Easy to explain away for many uses. Same thing with a padlock.
I do mostly Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu which is mainly wrestling and grappling and I'm going to learn how to do Muay Thai for striking so that way all of my bases are covered
Train how you fight is the most valuable maxim. If the move doesn't work against a resisting opponent then it doesn't work. All of the successful martial arts share common elements. They spar often and get their practitioners conditioned for fighting. Then they refine their techniques over time based on how the fights are turning out.
Fedor, islam, khabib. All judo black belts, started with judo
I’m in CA so we are not allowed to have brass knuckles. Instead, I bring pepper spray, pocket knife, and kubaton.
Geesh is that enough ?
this is very true, that's why I believe Jackie Chan can take anybody if there's no rule in his 30's and early 40's since he's very used to move fast in any direction in an instant, he's so agile, tough body, high endurance and has a lot of stamina, pain was his best friend at that time
You don't need brass knuckles. Take your keys in your hand: there you are. You don't need more.
No. That is a dumbass idea.
@@CombatSelfDefense No, it isn't. A bunch of keys stabilizes the fist. The hit is harder and the risk of an injury at the hand is reduced. But of course you have to know how to hit - but that's the same with brass knuckles.
@@weinicht3792 I don't think you understand how brass knuckles work...
Keys between your fingers will destroy your hand,try it!
@@shadowphoenix8962 Where did I write anything about "keys between fingers"? Holding the hand, not between the fingers. You can also take another handy thing like a lighter. And yes, I know how brass nuckles work, but they wont't help you if you don't know how to fight. They are not "safty gear" for self defense.
Knuckel Dusters are illegal in many countries and US states.
This is DEADLY WEAPON!!! This is not TOOL!!! This "tool" can couse only troubles because you gonna break someones skull , arm etc. This "tool" is illegal in every single state in Europa !!! Tool to be illegal... just dont fit together!!! Knife and that "tool" are in category of COLD WEAPON!!! WEAPON !!!! NOT TOOL !!! Personaly I hate such "tools" because only ONE hit can kill other person!!! I understand the value of human life and I will use anything to safe life , mine ,yours ... of any victim!! But it is often that attacker become victim ... and that is so wrong!!! Rather take something like nail scissors ... they are so powerfull tool ! And put them between 2 fingers ... voila ! Best self defence tool ... and you can have them without risk to be categorized as cold weapon ! Wish to you and to all people with good heart all best 🫶
That’s why the title says “weapon”
@@CombatSelfDefense Please dont take that as offence 🙏 It is just opinion ... as you said at the end , it is illegal in most countrys ! But it is hell of a defence "thing" ! Be blessed and it is good to talk about such things 👍
IMHO, I think people want their martial art to work for them. It's actually the other way around.
Not bad overall. I wouldn't say "best way", but it is a good starting point.
dude never made it past brown belt and already making shitty videos about so called "shitty" Bujinkan
I love how much I live rent free in your head.
@@CombatSelfDefense Care to know who else does buddy? People like Tiago Guma and Leandro Lo ... who got shot to death because of their wilful ignorance, obnoxious ego and false sense of security all stemming from bjj and mma which earned them a 1 way ticket into an early grave. I'm just trying to help people out not to make that same mistake, you're doing the opposite so what other option do you give me friend? Only difference between you and them is you are lucky enough so far to avoid the wrong people who don't give a crap about mma/bjj hype and only know violence, unlike them you still have the opportunity to turn your life around and stick to tma instead. Avoiding mma and bjj saved my life.
This is such a false equivalency. I’ve equally avoided aikido, and I’m still alive. And who exactly are you “helping,” by commenting on videos? I can guarantee you nobody is reading your comments but me since I get the alerts and find you funny. If you really want to make a difference, start your own channel and post your own content.
@@CombatSelfDefense "This is such a false equivalency. I’ve equally avoided aikido, and I’m still alive." yeah, maybe for now ... assuming of course you won't allow your bjj/mma ego to bite you in the ass one day, you can choose to ignore it but the results do not lie my friend, in the past 2 years 3 bjj/mma champions were killed because of ego, 1 more hospitalized for the same reason and guess what: no aikido, no bujinkan, no karate no tma anything ... and why is that? because unlike bjj/mma, they do NOT have a false sense of reality, they do NOT have a misplaced superiority complex and they DO NOT look down on other people just because they're not practicing their style ... in tma, people respect one another, they do not try to one-up eachother in any kind of way, they do not have this machismo BS in their blood to shittest everyone else to pat themselves on the back like you are doing now, as usual you only see things from 1 narrow-minded POV which is "can my style kick the other guy's ass or not" ... there are ways around that: getting jacked, surround yourself with friends backing you up at all times, weapons, you name it, ego on the other hand cannot be avoided or controlled when you're team mma/bjj, and ego is the killer, let's just hope for your sake you won't have to find out the hard way ... as for your other reply, I don't start a youtube channel for the same reason you DID start a youtube channel: because I know people are generally ignorant morons who only care about the mainstream stuff, whichever is omnipresent and popular, starting a channel in order to help people spreading the awful reality of self defence won't amount to anything because people won't click on it because I don't preach mma, I don't preach the Gracie Kool Aid, I don't preach whatever is trendy out there, you claim I'm not helping anybody and I'm only amusing you, dude, I don't give a flying F about you or your channel, you're missing the whole point and the point is WHY DRIVE WHEN YOU CAN GET DRIVEN you claim I'm just alerting you, giving you the attention you want and while that may indirectly be the case that's completely irrelevant to me, you could make a billion dollars for all I care it won't change a thing you're still an ignorant douche, what is relevant to me is if I can reach even one person out there and keeping that person from making the same mistake people like Leandro Lo and Tiago Guma made, I will already have served my purpose, I will already have contributed my part to the self defence community and I will already have contributed far more than you and your bjj/mma propaganda scam channel ever will have, the irony of it all is that you claim you live rent free in my head and that I'm just helping your channel by keep posting my takes on things, but in reality you're the big youtube guy who keeps replying to a so called channel-less nobody ... which leads me to believe I must be doing something right because you take time to reply and therefore, whether you like it or not, apparently I do bother you, otherwise you would just ignore me, and while you believe I'm just supplying your channel, it is in reality me who's using people like you with mainstream popular youtube channels to take advantage of this fact and use your channel to spread my message, knowing that even without a youtube channel of my own, it would prove far more fruitful than start my own channel and spread the message that way, with videos nobody will give a flying F about ... why would I bother doing that if I could just take someone's channel that already has tons of watchers and subscribers and spreading the message that way, knowing that at the very least people are watching my message whether they like it or not, if they choose to remain ignorant or stigmatize me or ignore me so what lol that's the default response I would expect from most people anyway even if I did have my own channel, it's a win win situation for me lol, so in a way I should thank people like you (you'll understand if I don't) for granting me the free opportunity to spread the message of real self defence without me even having to lift a single finger, and the more you reply, the more I know my message stings and the more still I will continue to do it, that's how winning is done, persistance, something you clearly know very little about (that's how you never went past brown belt in Bujinkan and simply chose the bare minimum mainstream bjj/mma easy way out instead, like you and millions of others: a dime in a dozen) ... face it friend, you are nothing but a tool to get the real message across, too bad only the happy few will take the time to absorb the widsom and better their lives instead of ending or severely reducing their lives the way people like you do because fame because money because glory ... none of this will matter when you end up in hospital while beaten comatose, in a wheelchair with CTE or worse still ... DEAD ... do with it as you will, in any case I will keep spreading my message so be a good boy now and keep posting ignorant videos for me to use against you and get my point across :) ... FYI consider this a REAL LIFE example of verbal jutaijutsu
Yes, just like all jutaijutsu, it’s a lot of fluff, and no stuff.
anything that isn't mma to this clown right here is "dead"
America is the reason people think karate sucks.