How to Get Creative with Your Fighting Style
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- čas přidán 24. 09. 2018
- Brave CF and 2011 NCAA Wrestling Division 1 champion, Bubba Jenkins, talks about how to get creative with your fighting style. We stress the importance of mastering the basics and fundamentals, but at what point do we branch out and add our own flair? Bubba answers that question. After all, it is martial ARTS. Be sure to congratulate the champ on his victory this past weekend in Abu Dhabi!
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I met Bubba when he came to my high school to do a seminar for wrestling about 9 years ago, he taught me how to snap someone’s neck down similar to the way Tony Ferguson does and how it opens you to get a firemen’s carry or take them for a gator roll. It’s crazy seeing him again I never forgot what he was teaching us that day
Lucky man.
i will sub ur channel if u will sub my channel
That snapdown to frontheadlock (where you gator roll is also great for the darce kinda like how Tony does it. Front headlock was one of my favorite advantages in wrestling
@@tustudyis4life51 sub my channel please
Spartan KS stop
Shane "I would shoot a high crotch
Also Shane *shoots a single leg*
Oh you kickboxer you😂
Lmaooo I was thinking the same exact thing while looking for a comment like this 🤣
To me Zabit is a perfect example of fundamentals and creativity.
To me Tony is
@@anirudhchaudhary209 tony isnt he is just unpredictable
@@marcusmvpgoat1236 how can you say that he is unpredictable cz he mixes stuff and when the game goes on ground he's the most creative jiu jitsu user
@@anirudhchaudhary209 unpredictable is more accurate to how he fights
Absorb what is useful, discard what is useless - Bruce lee
+Error 173 Lee was an actor who never actually fought anyone.
@@travistravis7190 you do know the GE was an actual martial artist trained from the shaulin temple and was the one who taught Jackie Chan martial arts you have to check your facts
+Alucard Bunche This Error 173 guy quoted a line from Bruce Lee which I replied to. You mention someone called GE, a shaolin temple and then Jackie Chan. What the hell are you talking about buddy, unless your dyslexic...what are you actually responding to. lool
@@travistravis7190 Ironic quote of the day: "your dyslexic."
@Mindripper 1 maybe I'm the dyslexic one, I cant actually see what Alucard Bunche was responding to. Who is GE and how did he get onto the Shaolin temple and Jackie Chan, idk
I think creativity is the last thing a fighter should master. Master everything else then get creative with your moves once you’ve reached your beast.
Yup just do the basics and once you've mastered it-get fancy with it.
There is no best. Just get competent
Why not get creative while your at it so you can master your own style by the time you have mastered the martial arts
Define mastery
I disagree. I'll bring up a few points to consider.
1) it takes years and years to master the techniques of an art. You'd be losing focus without a little extra stimuli
2) Creativity (at least to me) is a form of self expression. Self expression is an integral part of mental health (stifle yourself too much and bad shit happens) meaning to stifle it is to weaken your mental strength.
3) Some degree of individuality grows over time, a result of years of what does and doesn't work. That in itself is a minor form of creativity
4) No creativity means being more predictable (not the be all end all but contributed greatly)
5) Creativity used together with fundamentals help each other. (Creativity in the match forces an opponent to use more mental resources up, allowing your fundamentals to sneak through)
6) it's Martial Arts. not Martial Techniques
A great way to be creative know when to make the "wrong move" at the right time.
I agree
well said
No shoes on the mat!!
*training shoes.
Boxing shoe's *
Hockey shoes*
hiphoppery shoes
*iceclimbing shoes
I'm literally like always telling my friends to think outside the box to make the basics better
thank you Shane
Take a shot every time Bubba says Fundamentals and drink a beer every time he says craft
At the end of the video you will have liver problems
At the end of the video you'd be dead
I'm a heavy tricker and that's literally the idea of what I do,taking your fundamental tricks and adding to it with whatever you feel like or wanna add,also sometimes it's really helpful because let's say you're in a fight and you throw something out that they haven't seen before there's a 50/50 chance it could work lol
I think the easiest way to be creative is to watch movies and replicate it. This is how Anderson Silva knocked out The dude with his elbow.
*Replicate in training first.
Unless your watching jackie chan. Can't even see what ur trying to replicate.
are'nt you that guy from all the how to beast videos?
It's not that creative if you're replicating exactly what someone did, although it's better than making random shit up for sure
@@mybestfriendlober he is the guy from every fucking video
This might be one of your best videos yet. Really loved it!
I watched buba fighting for the brave combat federation championship he was awesome he's tough as nails.
Holy shit. When I saw this man's legs fly to the ceiling my jaw dropped... Just subbed to all the socials in the comments. I wanna get like that.
Congratulations Coach Jenkins, on your belt!
Congrats champ! Thank you for your advices and time!
I like the way you guys talk about getting creative with your style
I know I comment a lot on your vids but their the most diverse and fun vids I've seen. Thanks👌👍
Shane, I love every vid you've made so far. I found U by pure chance researching the tornado kick.
You just ignited a PASSION for this sport ⚡️
I love these videos keep up the good work 😃 and make more fight story stuff those are super cool 👍🏽
Congrats Bubba :)!!!
I like the enthusiasm of this video
bro is the most respectful african athlete i've ever seen
Loved the Iverson comparison
That cartwheel thing was really badass!!
That guy was like a ninja!!
This was great. Bubba’s good
Finding a southpaw coach is hard, glad Bubba J can show me the ways
Great video, thank you very much!!!
Dammn :) that cartwheel is awesome :)
7:58 did you hear Shane's neck crack lol. Awesome video as always
it was the probably a microphone on his neck brushing against his shirt. but I can't see the mics.
Nice vid that was a dope move to get away from the takedown
5:25 holy shit what a badass move
Magnificent! Just brilliant.
Great stuff, impressive and bravely logical
Looks like fun!
Hey there Shane, I've been watching your channel a lot. Very cool experience you've got, and thanks for posting all those fights for us. It's much more instuctional to watch amateur fighters than pros, cause the mistakes and sucesses are more relatable to my reality.
I think that it could be beneficial for you to rework that style. For now, it's looking very unpolished, like Ross Pearson. "just go, throw combos and expect them to open up".
If you look at sucessful agressive fighters, they are either:
1. Volume punchers such as Max holloway (MMA), Lomachenko (boxing). They are much smaller than you for their weight class (you were definitelly bigger than all of your opponents and therefore slower unless you explode). They are also very creative in their attacks, which is not the case with you (not trying to shit on you, we are still amateurs so this is normal).
2. In-your-face one shot KO guys such as Mcgregor, GGG. They don't attack like crazy, but always stay at a short distance and somewhat stationary. They pick their shots, always aiming to hurt the opponents.
3. Very mobile in-and-out fighters such as Demetrious Johnson, TJ Dillashaw, Roy Jones. This is not the case with you too, you seem to be always in the mid-range. They are also much leaner than you
4. Last but not least you could go full Tyson, Fedor, Cain Velasquez style and be hyper-agressive. (although Tyson/fedor pick their shots and Cain throws more numbers, like you). You've got the cardio and the chin to fight like this, so why not?
I have much in common with you, so took some time thinking about our current style. This is my conclusion:
We are both young, smart guys with good lives. This also means we're afraid to get hurt or KOed. Combined with many light sparring sessions (teaching friends, students etc) we got to this very innefective style.
Here's some very old footage of me czcams.com/video/vlONKS5e5w8/video.html
Yeah I can beat some 16 year old kids in the gym but this would suck in a real amateur or pro bout. To wrap it up, I'm a pussy and never got to compete in a real striking competition (my teacher left the gym and I ended up coaching classes for a year, never got real preparation for competitions after that). Now I'm thinking of coming back and doing some amateur bouts.
Thanks for reading and please let me know if my points are flawed. After all, this is just theory and my ideas could be wrong.
Thank you
That's awesome. Just need to learn how to do a cartwheel...
Damn, he's a good teacher
Shane you should spar with bubba, classic striker vs wrestler!
Great video
Perfect
I enjoy the content including the MMA related stuff, but I'd like to see more videos based on street fighting context, like in the old days, instead of always being preperation for facing a trained fighter in a sports combat setting.
What if you are in a street fight that just so happens to be in a gym setting and your opponent is a trained fighter 🤔😂
ShihanXchamploO Wow you're really clever. 👏😑
It would be awesome if he explored some savate.
Getting self defence stuff right is really hard. Say the wrong stuff, even with lots of consideration and good intentions, and people could still get hurt.
Shane is a good guy so I guess he doesn't want anyone getting hurt cause of him
@WIKIPEDIA Which is Peek a Boo
Dope!
Well, every striker need this mindsets
Best videos
philosophies and vulnerabilities....and the craft that is wrestling. :)
Awesome
When i started boxing, i would do "chainpunch" combos to the top of the head every time my oponent would try to go low to avoid me... They werent pretty hard, but my oponent would just stop trying to go under punches out of frustration... Also... I use a taekwondo/karate style of footwork means i can change the distance way faster than my oponent and i can close the distance faster than they can move away
You should show clips of those movements on real fights with real pressure and real scenarios for more transparency. I´ve never seen those moves on real fights. Would love to see them before I try to learn them. Choreography doesn´t always resemble real life scenarios. I love your channel, I´ve learn a lot thanks to you, but this time I feel doubtful. I´d be glad and grateful for an answer.
What did I just see at 5:30????????? Beyond badass.
Could you do a vid on to train or not to trian with boxing and shors
This dude is extremely well spoken!
bro i literally forgot who you were until i saw the thumbnail of the video where you pinned David taylor.
that shit was so slick
Here’s how to get creative in a fight:
Pretend your opponent is a fence and do some parkour shit up and under him/her until he/she gets nauseous and collapses
Can you dona video of WHEN to do the boxer's bounce step/pendulum step in a boxing match? thanks😊
Yes im always very fancy in my fights :3
Love from INDIA,...A country who introduced first ever martial arts to the world
Who the fook is that guy
lovesh chauhan who hurt you
Nah fam, Africa
You should critique fighting in movies, or different fighting styles in movies such as Yuri Boyka's fighting style. Something like that.
Two words
Fucking. Awesome
Congrats Bubba on your strap.
Any tips for a larger guy with bad joints im not outa shape just did lots of bridge jumping and car surfing as a teen now i have to basicaly stick to stricking and ground work but i want to do more creative and dinamic movements
i had an idea for how to make capoeira usefull: mainly to use it to stay dangerous while being in a compromised position (i.e. on the ground or while getting up). does that count?
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Tony Ferguson somersault takedown. That is all.
Nick Angelos it’s called an Imanari roll if I’m not mistaken. It’s actually a heel hook. Just look it up
@@aebersoldbjj Yes! That's it. And he did it from a standing position. Badass
tony the type of guy to wear sunglasses indoors to condition his night vision...
Dammit Bubba
when I was shoulder to shoulder with someone i found myself exposing ny mid section to get them in almost like a standing guillotine type clinch with my arm over the back if their neck, Then twist myself and them down off balance and use that as my opening to strike. It was kinda dumb but i felt like the coolest guy ever after.
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I am so gonna do that cartwheel and watch everyone’s 😧😧😧😧 jaws drop😂
P.J. Davis same😂
Can you make a video about how to do a one-leg takedown??
Guys help me. I really want to learn the cartwheel but I dont know I have some kind of block in my head to stretch my legs and get the proper whip. Any advices what should I start with?
Shane, last night in a clinch sparing fight i was being thrown around by a guy who's a little taller and bigger than me. Do you have some tips for " how to avoid someone throwing you around " and can you make a video on it. I feel so frustrated even after training for over a 8 months I couldn't do much when he was throwing me but I managed to land some good knees when i was in the clinch. Do help if you don't mind . :)
What’s the best fighting stance?
Great video, but can you do videos like this only for boksing.Thank you up front.
Nice
Great video man really
This is the video that is
Hey it’s bubba!!!! How you been man!
Anyone know any good boxing trainers in Delaware, trying to get fit and know how to fight.
Shane, what kind of shorts do you wear?
Agh he got me
4:47
(Watch the hands)
What do you think about combat hapkido???
Mess around whilst staying in or returning to your fundamental concepts
I need to try that cartwheel bruh. Everyone in my gym will explode.
SHANE can you please do a video on how to defend against someone trying to pick you up (off the ground)??
This has happened to me several times in hookup situations and I can’t escape easily. Please help.
In hookup situations. What?
I assume you have to be quite athletic to pull off all of those creative moves,do you have any tips on the kind of exercices to do to become athletic to the point of using those "flashy but usefull" moves ?
"On Bobba Jenkins I probably wouldn't shoot" Yeh tell me about it. Shot in on someone that's done like 3 years of wrestling (I've only been to 3 wrestling classes so far)
hey yo Shane what's something I can work on as a beginner to improve my fighting abilities.
Body slam a ho
Is it normal for a right handed person to fight in a southpaw stance? I only ask because I’m right handed, and I feel the most comfortable in a southpaw stance. I throw my left hand about the same amount as my right, and I think my left cross is actually stronger than my right cross when I got into a orthodox stance.
Shoes on the mat!!!!
I thought Bubba was saying "the crap that is" 😂😂😂
Shane can you do a video on anti bullying it's been a while
This is exactly what the book Mastery explains
Nice move looks like capoeira
What is your opinion on the effectiveness of Chinese martial arts?
I am new subscriber
that is
He's talking about being unothodox to be unpredictable to experienced fighters. Most of the people in the comment section have no clue what that means.
Mo312Mo My mans saying we don't know what unorthodox means when he can't even spell the damn word
Mo312Mo factt
I bet you weren't expecting a DEFENSIVE CARTWHEEL