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Body hardening training is really important to me. Leg training is also great to take leg kicks. I basically train so I only worry about protecting my head mainly. That's a great idea. When I film some more on the basics like footwork and such, will make a playlist in order with the main functioning techniques. I have punches, kicks, grappling and self defense playlists in order on my main page! I will film to make the other playlist. Thank you for feedback. I really appreciate it :)

@@NinjaTankMartialArts dude i wanna know something HOW OLD ARE YOU (cause im 15 i just wanna know how and where you learned all this)

Also a great idea! Very important to learn how to train for each style. We will be filming more soon. Will focus on a lesson for that. Thanks Again! :)

@@NinjaTankMartialArts WHA- NO WAY, DID YOU JUST SAY YOU'LL MAKE A VIDEO ON THE THINGS I SUGGESTED!??!?! NO WAY dude i love your content so much im going to watch all your videos and use them all

Absolutely! I have trained Muay Thai for 28+ years and when Troy showed me the second move it quickly became my favorite. Its similar to a Muay Thai clinch defense I learned, but better. You are keeping good posture and rotating into the elbow. Be careful when practicing it, its rough on the attackers shoulder when done aggressively. Thanks for the comment :)

Thank you for the comment. For sure I think there should always be transfer of weight. The whole body moves as one starting from the center, legs, hips and shoulders all together. Most styles have some sort of shift of power. They all have different uses and are mostly valid. I agree. I think its very important. I appreciate the comment and support :)

@@NinjaTankMartialArts Thank you

That's a fact! Not having hair is the best option. Solves tons of problems lol. Thanks for the comment :)

That is the best way to train! Love Karate for that. So much practical training with no gloves. I also agree, making the skin tougher is the main struggle and comes with time. Keep up the great work :)

So true! Tough at first but the skill becomes so much easier and worth it! Keep training hard and thank you for commenting :)

I agree with you friend. This was not a smart idea. I looked it up and a metal bat can produce up to 8,000 pounds of force. So not recommended for anyone to try ever. This was a personal choice to see how much I can absorb. I let anyone punch, knee or kick me for training. Wanted to find my limits and didn't. However, I am not minimizing this action. Taking a baseball bat is dumb lol. It could rupture a spleen or stop my heart. Thank you so much for your comment and question. I appreciate you ! :)

Thanks for the 2-tome book

Thank You So Much For The Support! :)

Thanks! Really appreciate it! :)

@@NinjaTankMartialArts You’re welcome so much! 👍👌✌️💪👊🥊🥋☯️

Thank You So Much! I really appreciate it! Thanks for the support, it makes it all worth it :)

That's so true! I always feel the same way when I re-watch the footage. Thank you so much for your help. Its been great collaborating! Look forward to more filming and be thinking of more technique ideas. :)

Thank you

Thanks for the question ! Very simple, its just consistency. Stretch every day. Try to stretch the same time everyday. Stretch for about thirty seconds to a minute. You will see improvements. I use the side splits for my hips. Start very slow with these. For my hamstrings I put my leg on something waist height, touch toes and start to stretch slowly. Realistically find stretches that work well for you and never miss a day and it will for sure happen. Happy Training ! I Appreciate you :)

Stretching definitely helps. Every day though. I'm not saying that's the ONLY way, just one I've physically/personally noticed.

I agree! Find a set of stretches that work for your body type and for sure stretch every day. Helped a lot for me also! Thankyou.

@@NinjaTankMartialArts No no, thank you. But for what it's worth: you're welcome! Please keep up the good work my friend!!!

Yeah this imo is the superior move. It's fast, brutal and uses the opponent's momentum against themselves. It's also very lethal so I see the merit to how the guy in the video did this, the opponent doesn't land on their head.

Thankyou so much! So kind of you ! Just love martial arts. So fame or not, I will always keep going. Appreciate the support :)

LOL!

Your legs have lot of power, that's why lift happens with your legs. For taller guys it's actually easy to lift and throw because they have weak center of gravity. I have beaten up guys bigger than me with similar moves. Just go for center or legs and lift from there. Their balance never holds and they have hard time to get into any position that would give them resistance. For wrestling the height is disadvantage and as we all know, most fights end up into wrestling if someone doesn't knock other one down with first punch.

If you know how to do it it's way worse for a taller bigger person because they do fall harder. If you ever see a big dude fall hard it's tragically painful to watch.

​@@Tespriif I'm 75kg really muscular would it work on someone who is really heavy?like 200kg

@@quandaviusbartholomewhenry1303 Were talking about height not weight, but for really heavy it's possible as long as they don't know how to wrestle

Yea but when you clinched this will come across your head I learned how to flip somebody over when they are on top from a movie and I used it 100x but when you throwing punches yes you prolly will forget

The moveset isn't really that complex. This is actually something that people can remember and it's pretty natural to get into as well. Clinch, below lift and slam. I have done similar movements already in street fights without issues. Took down guys bigger than me with ease.

@@Tespri I'm not sure if you've every been in a street fight before but with my case all the adrenaline made me forget that I do boxing and judo

@@user-vr9ln2nt5v judo isn't natural for fighting. Too complex for brains to pull off. Same for boxing if fight is sudden. Exception might be if you do lot of sparring with someone who actively resists you and fights back so it goes to muscle memory. But for Judo I wouldn't recommend. In panic we go to our most basic and most understood move mode. There is no time to make setup or right stance. This move done here, doesn't need any of it. Wrestling is actually very natural for fighting and is something that can be easily done in form of sparring with friends and usually fights with friends are done in wrestling (less likely to cause serious injury)

@@user-vr9ln2nt5v That's you bro, for some people this is where they go instinctually. Before I ever knew anything this kind of move is where I defaulted, I would always go to grappling, headlocks and power moves without having ever practiced. I also never start fights so if a dude's swinging my thought is if I'm grabbing his head he won't be punching or headbutting, it works. It's a natural reaction to being grabbed onto most guys forget about the fight and all they want is out of the lock immediately and that's all they're thinking. They stop thinking about punching or winning and can't stand the humiliation of being handled.

This is one of my favorite jabs. However, my absolute favorite is the retreating jab. Also getting in range and using the neutral jab is great also. I get what you mean though. Most people only step jab. Its a very multidimensional move. Thankyou for the comment :)

Thanks for the comment! I love Bruce Lee's lead punch also! One of my favorites. So amazing he adapted that move from fencing. Will be doing more videos soon on that move! Thanks for watching :)

Thankyou for watching ! We both live in Montana. However, Not sure where Troy is from originally(Who Taught This Move) Thanks so much for the support and comment :)

Thanks so Much! your support means so much to me! Get such joy hearing awesome comments :)

@@NinjaTankMartialArts just keep doing it. Success is near. And you're most welcome, brother.

Thank You ! I Appreciate The Support So Much :)

Great question! You can. It allows your hip to turn a little more for power. However, you do not need to. In my opinion there are four major jabs: the normal snap jab, power jab, step jab and exploding jab. This was more of a power jab. My next video will be the step jab! Thanks for the question :)

Thank You :)

For sure! Thankyou So Much For The Support! I really appreciate it ! :)

@@NinjaTankMartialArts Your videos are great i love them

So nice of you to say! Really means a lot to me! So happy anytime I get to do or talk about martial arts!@@v3xx999

i wish so but i live in turkey i would like to talk about martial arts with u@@NinjaTankMartialArts

That makes sense. My brother lived in Turkey for a little while. Sounds great! Look Forward to talking more soon :)@@v3xx999

Right ! They surely do! Hope you have been doing well! As always thankyou for all your help. Much Appreciated. 👍