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Pretty ridiculous how false his narratives were . It only happened once but he kept repeating and call it repeatedly. Completely BS

Thanks for providing the amount of weight needed for the base

Maybe the bottom target is for a liver punch? Maybe?

Are they watching too many Bruce Lee movies? I remember as an 18 year old black belt coming out of the premiere of “Enter the Dragon” and feeling I could do things way beyond my Sho Dan skills.

I trust your opinion on this subject and you have been in the cage so you know how a fight is

In Wing Chun there is a aparatous to train this line of power is a vertical pole attached to a frame with rubber string and the trainer push the pole with the arm extended, is his aling is good will push the pole otherwise the punch slide off

Problem is....frank dux is wrong about frank dux.

In China, this is called a draw.

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" Everyone knows you cannot throw an opponent unless you have broken their balance. And everyone knows when you are facing someone with a long weapon while armed with a shorter one, you must enter their space to render theirs useless. And everyone knows you cut generating power from the hips -we’ve verified practically all these so many times during practice that we believe them concretely. At the same time, everyone knows samurai were following the code of bushido and everyone knows that koryu arts were developed for the Sengoku Period (1467-1615) battlefields and everyone knows that it was after the Meiji Restoration of 1868 that “jutsu” arts became “do” arts but the certainty with which we believe these (and many more) isn’t equally well-founded: we believe them because they are “common knowledge”, often repeated by the venerable teachers who have spent decades practicing the arts they are bequeathing to us. *As everyone who has read Japanese history actually knows, many of these things aren’t true;* for the most part our ideas about our ancestors in Japan’s classical arts have been shaped by information coming from sources that historians view with, mildly put, skepticism. From the medieval war tales like Heiji Monogatari and Heike Monogatari, to Bunraku and Kabuki plays like Chushingura or Ichi-no-Tani Futaba Gunki, to TV and cinema dramas ranging from the depths of Akira Kurosawa to the superficiality of Mito Komon, art has been providing us both the images and the ideas we project on Japan’s warriors, their fighting methods and the thinking that shaped them. And while not everyone among us is or is willing to be a historian, we should occasionally have an honest discussion with them about which of our beliefs are actually facts and which are fiction; this might not change the way we practice but it can certainly change the way we think about our practice! " budojapan.com/kenjutsu-iai/20210714kf/ Here's a couple of other links for anybody watching this video: www.amazon.com/Old-School-Japanese-Traditions-Expanded/dp/193743916X www.amazon.com/Budo-Perspectives-Alexander-Bennet/dp/4990169433 www.amazon.com/Koryu-Bujutsu-Classical-Warrior-Traditions/dp/1890536040

Frank Dux bought his own trophy I mean how pathetic is that.

Frank Dux would get spanked easily.

So, does Sean Strickland spar, as in "light, technical sparing session", or does he do "gym wars"? Because according to everyone - sparring is all he does.

To kick a human with enough force to send them flying 20 meters, you'd need the strength in your legs to be able to jump 20 meters. That's more than twice the distance of the world record long jump.

Keep those hand up, Dewey, and those punches high!

The old guy is getting retired and so he is letting the young guy to win

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Damn. Loads of insight here in this video. Thank you so much for uploading man. It really is great to have someone willing to share this kind of wisdom with all of us. It isn't common like one would think in the modern age. If anything, it's getting more rare.

KMm ain´t no martial-art, it´s a pure SD-system using techniques of differentt martial arts. And generally said it´s not just about the art/system you train, it´s about the way you train.

there is no KUDO-Karate, because it´s a hybrid from Karate + Judo. The reason for the head-gear ist mainly because head-butts are allowed. The Gi changes the game, because grabbing the Gi gives much more possibilites to grab, throw, submit, a.s.o. R. I. P., Andy (Hug)

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Thought they knew kung-fu or Karate.... Is that not a fighting style?

So train my non dominant hand.

I had friendship with a medic which was a kyokushin black belt, he told me that he stopped BJJ because he saw his patients having health problems on bones, then must be true, but probably BJJ people will say you didnt trained correct to defend their income.

Hilarious

Well, if you're interested, this new one is titled Myths and blind spots in the fighting arts’ world. - After the Bible, it’s the next gοοd bοοk for you! Even though it's by a Christian, it's an experience, it blows everything out of the water.

when I was a kid I always thought that fighters werr the MOST athletic people since that is what I saw in cartoons. When I actually got into fighting I cannot help but being disappointed in reality. In reality fighters don't really empasize athletecism

idk gym air is not something that is nice to breathe in...

obv thats a q&a everybody would watch. do them with ur fighters, as long as its still a possibility XD

Yeah and then a Taekwondo guy kicks the daylights out of you.

Odd how not ONE fight Dux has ever been in can be seen anywhere. So strange....

Because only a few groups that practice sanda for hobby, the rest who go to training school for professional. The middle range of people are not joined to this sport at all.

Super Glue is amazing

Gotta love the lala land pretend Kung Fu practitioners live in.

needed this talk ty

Such a long nonsense video.its because when a boxer presse and keep hand distance,the kicks are not efffective and the karate guy have have to punch.Then the boxer easily beet the karate guy

If i could beat up a grizzly bear...would you call me a hero?

Steven Seagal said he could beat michael jai white. What do u think

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The "kungfu master" is so unsteady in movements. How can they make a fool of themselves? Feel no shame?

the only fights I regret NOT getting into were ones that could have happened when I was in grade school... every fight as an adult that I got into, I regret, and the ones I walked away from were the best endings to confrontations I could hope for.

"challenges you to a duel" lol... I've only seen that once and it didn't pan out, the challenger didn't get the fight he was looking for, the person challenged pushed him down and then ran.

Hey coach! Did you see Islam vs Poirier? Islam did what everyone is calling an ankle pick. But I recognised it from your golf club tai chi leg swing thing haha. Islam been watching your tutorials

Im from South Africa i love Sumo. My favorite wrestlers are Asashoryu and Hakuho

Similar drag to what Islam used against Dustin in their championship fight.

In an all out no rules fight, I think Bruce would win because he was training techniques and ideas that are banned in combat sports. He described his training as "efficient street fighting with everything goes, wearing head gear, gloves, chest guard, shin/knee guards, etc." and Dan Inosanto in 1970 described jkd sparring as "vicious but polished street fighting."

Wing Chun is flat footed bitch slapping.

My karate instructor teaches me boxing and muy tai while learning karate at the same time.

Why experienced people do not have the urge to train for certain jobs, certain careers where combat is something that might happen, like being bouncers, body guards, military personell, even careers in the private sector, and instead just train to "protect themselves" is beyond me. Each to their own I guess. Personally, I just wanna be a good Army Ranger, and ready for RASP. The beauty in learning these skills is to put them to use. You do not buy a toolbox, just to put it away and forget about it. You buy it, to use the tools inside. But maybe that's just me.