How I mastered superhuman REFLEXES
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2022
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I wanted to learn to master ultra instinct and increase my reaction time by practicing boxing. - Zábava
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Awesome!
he gonna virtually punch you
@@sedulous7742 no one gives a shit
Just a small clarification: Ultra instinct isn't a superpower. It's more like a mindset. Goku turned it into a transformation, which makes things significantly harder for him
“Just a small clarification🤓🤓”
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@@emiliobeltran9195 bruh shut up your comment isn't funny in anyway
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"I always tell fighters that it’s a good thing to be nervous when you go into the ring. When you’re nervous, you know that you’ll use all you’ve got and take advantage of every opportunity. Nervousness makes you sharper. When you understand this you won’t worry about being afraid."
- Floyd Patterson
@LAW ok
It makes you slower
Fake
actually for those saying this is incorrect even though you have to go in with a mindset to win there is nothing wrong with being afraid. And in fact it's a good thing being afraid keeps you safe getting cocky makes you reckless and makes you start making mistakes. When those get capitalized on if you can't keep your composure your whole game plan can fall apart. It's just the same as the stupid people who make jokes if they make you flinch. It's a human reaction designed to defend yourself if you know how to tap into your senses and wield it calmly.
Actually it depends on about what kind of nervousness are we talking.
Nervous because it's something big for you? Then yes it's good that you acknowledge it.
Nervous because of the fear of being hit or you don't want to hit too hard? Then you are screwed!
As a martial artist I can confirm that ultra instinct is just a mindset it's like a flow state where time just flies by and also if you want to increase your reaction speed just getting hit the you learn how to get around getting hit and that's by going faster and getting stronger
I think it’s more than a mindset it’s an instinct like a reflex
I remember when I was playing baseball and the person had threw the ball insanely fast to the point you would not normally be able to dodge it like it felt like I was going to black out because I didn’t want to get hit but I ended up actually catching the ball at first I didn’t even know I caught the ball it just happens
Cringe
@@HumanPeak How is that cringe if it’s some thing everybody Has
@@trollking385 the way he said it was cringe
The fear of getting hurt physically is so relatable for me
Its SO frustrating
The irony
@@interestingnote4202 xD
Yeah, I cant open my eyes when hitted with even a pillow, I guess its childhood trauma
I don't suffer from that problem. For me Pain is Gain. Program it into your mind for all areas of life. Usually when you feel pain you get stronger. Wether it's when you workout, you learn from a mistake, you build conditioning to resist damage, the pain of boredom while you study or meditate, it all grows you.
The human reaction time is hard capped at about 200 ms --- Not miles per second, 200 miliseconds
Nearing the speed of sound, Jesus, we humans are fast
@@merdikalkoven873 Thats nowhere the speed of sound, he meant 0.2 seconds
not true, you can train yourself to have crazy fast reflexes. Professional gamers that do nothing but play fps games all day long can have reflexes as low as 80ms.
@@cubeciel2551 thx for correcting me, I assumed because the speed of sound is 343m per second I thought that he meant 200m per second. When after you’re correction I found out he meant 200 milliseconds
@@cubeciel2551 that’s processing you can train reflex to about 200ms
Tyler: **masters ultra instinct in a small amount of time**
Goku: bro what the fu-
Edit: okay this was legit a joke, sorry about replying to all the comments saying: “No he didn’t” and coming back with straight up BS, i just wanted to be funny :,)
He didn’t he got his butt whooped 😂😂
I just wanna point out that he got and mastered ui in about 40 minutes
@@diavolo4925 ?
@@braidyc_8069 don’t worry bout it he didn’t get the joke
@@Hadalamehandle lol
Goku: *had to train over 100 years with countless deaths and divine level training*
Tyler: *masters it in a week*
Vegeta: *cope, seethe, and mald x60*
Goku isn't 100 years old. I don't even think he's 40 yet.
But again the series did start during the 19s/18s and it’s 2022 right now so…
@@OH_MY22 he trained for like 20-30
@@johnjohnathan1939 he’s about 50 and that’s excluding the time he spent inside the hyperbolic chamber
@@OH_MY22 bro what dragon ball came out in the 80s
As Beerus would say : complete in all its glory autonomous ultra instinct
He is coming
I feel you on crying after spars. I've had it happen multiple times. Its like your breaking through new barriers you've never had to break before and your just so proud of yourself for either winning a spar or taking an ass beating and being happy you felt something.
I never really did but i saw people crying so I felt bad and after sparring with a few more people I got bored and I just stopped
Bro are you ok?
@@saadinhalf i got my own problems but yeah I'm alright. Growing up kinda spoiled you need some challenge so getting you ass wooped you get some challenge and you feel good about yourself for it. They are like proud tears. Does that make sense?
when i first spard i got my ass beat, but it opened my eyes and humbled me
Opposite for me but yes
Playing dodgeball for so many years as a kid actually helps with reflex lol
Yeah.
Definitely. I used to be king at dodgeball which is why my reflexes act up all the time
@@Pandabearisloved1621. same mine will act up for no reason at all lmao
Same. Played too much dodgeball i even dodge my responsibility on instinct.
I got the sharigan last minute during dodgeball
also,i’m proud of you man. you did amazing. :) thank you for your inspirational words,it really helped and seeing this video made me believe in myself. good job! i hope you will always do this well! you’re amazing
I'm a martial artist. My instructor used to do a drill where he'd hold these pads up, and give us less than a second to hit the pad with the right move, and then he'd switch to another position, without warning. It was difficult, but eventually we were able to do it for 5 minutes without mistake.
Cap
@@Coolmaster-kj4sr Okay my guy. Think whatever you want to.
@@collapsedtent central neoverous system is responsible for your reaction time
@@Coolmaster-kj4sr The nervous system does play a part in it. Why does that matter though?
@@collapsedtent when you see something the sensors send a signals down to the the central neoverous system send it to the Brain the send it from the nerve it sends it down to the muscle then they contract
He do be mastering ultra instinct also known as flow state
Or taoism or sth like that
Tao state
Well, not in terms of dragon ball
It is a thing in irl but idk bout that
8:57 "as soon as i heard the bell go off my mind went completely blank"
guess he mastered ultra instinct
Yes
Pretty sure Ultra Instinct is a mental move where the user severs their consciousness from their body, which will allow their body to move independent of the user's thoughts, and will also allow them to subconsciously dodge attacks. So, yeah, he literally used Ultra Instinct.
Lol
@@verystupidmoronbro turned into goku
As a 13 year old girl who does boxing and kickboxing for 9 years i know how stressful it can be in the ring or competition but he pushed through and won.
So you started kickboxing when you were 4 ?
@@divinlydiable3523 why not, its girl kick boxing it's not like she's in danger
@@xTriedd 💀
The next Andrea Tate
@@tcplays4371 fr
This man is a legend he started out my training career before I was losing my grip but
this guy has brought me back
This was one of the best videos I’ve ever seen! Ngl, got me a bit emotional at the end 😅
MAGIC MATT LETS GOOOO
here before this blows up
@@_Gam3r it didn't loo
@@_Gam3r it didn't lmao
@@_Gam3rIt didn’t lol. You didn’t get lucky
This is one of the types of content youtube was actually made for. Worth watching 👍
This was a great video , I’m glad you shared this with us . Every step towards achieving goals is always a great one ! Keep up the improvement in all things you do Tyler .
Challenge : Tyler try to train like a marine
Disclaimer : dont hurt yourself
The fact that Tyler is covering dbz on his channel makes me so happy is Goku is my idol and my main motivation for working out
watching this reminds me of my first months when i started boxing, trust me you're doing soo much better then so many people, but boxing and becoming really good at it take time and dedication , Amazing work man, respect
Love the support 🙌🏼
Sss
Excellent display of heart, courage, determination and how boxing transforms one from unsure to confident, timid to tenacious etc. 5 days worth and you improved a lot man 🥊🥊🏆
Even the sharingan couldn't have a chance against his super human instincts
lowkey tho even goku couldnt compete even if goku was in naruto
@@outslaw2002 what???
@@outslaw2002 boy what
Not even mangekyo
@@outslaw2002Goku is stronger than like all characters in Naruto ngl
I need those reflexes to dodge my mom’s slipper lol 😂
💀
Those things curve u can't dodge those
@@bdbdvdhddbdhevdh9745 i can
After this you could be the real kick ass 🤣 starting the martial arts journey is a difficult one but you were so raw and honest here you captured it perfectly I really respect that
Ultra instinct is not only a anime thing its a normal day to day thing everyone uses think about how you walk. You walked for so long to the point you doing without noticing or talk without noticing this is ultra instinct the ability to do something without the force of thoughts to do it
Epic video tyler you are awesome 💪🏽 i realy like your content and all of your videos you are quite jacked tyler kep it up im super happy every time you upload a new video
I took three years of boxing classes and loved it quite strongly. Seeing stuff like this makes me want to spar some more.
thats beautiful man. I could feel that. The happy tears, that you had finally overcome something you thought was a core part of you, something that couldnt be changed. Well you did change it buddy, I am proud of you bro, holy shit
In kumite (karate combat) we have time to completely analize your opponent, and not only that, you simply become a different person. When fighting, adrenaline strats flowing through your whole body, your breathing accelerates, and your heart starts pumping up. I'm a blue belt, and I often get my ass kicked. I don't care if I lose, becouse I know that my body is slowly building muscular memory. I learnt so much stuff since last time, and now I ain't scared of pushing forward and try my best.
id like to say some things. i have been training in juijitsu/judo and mma for about 7 years and im pretty suprised how accurate these attacks are for many fighting videos ive seen have been extremely innacurate in conclusion u got a good trainer and good lessons
Even goku is shocked you got some great potential in only few days you managed to pull it off, I hope we all over come our fear too someday 😁👍
i love boxing, tyler, if i'm honest. you've inspired me. a lot. so keep it up, king. you'll get way better if you keep on trying. but mostly, believe in yourself. you'll be able to accomplish a lot if so.
that was incredible keep your boxings dreams alive tyler
Tyler try rowing out for me its one of the most challenging sports in all aspects there were so many times in this sport that the mind over matter saying really shone through and it mixes with your channel as well so try this sport out. Its hell!
ALL OUT 2km
@@Troutmaan Hell Yeah
Agree with this one 😂 lovely 2k with only 1 week to train?
@@maurits1133 Yeah like 3 days to properly get the technique should be enough with proper coaching pray that it happens cause that would be a fun vid 🤞
Imagine if Darko said this after the fight: "It was all warmup for 7 days. Lets practice for real now."
As a boxer I’m so proud of you and if you decide to continue boxing I’m more then exited to watch you go 👍
7:01 that’s why I’ve always loved fighting because as you get better you’ll be able to see fast punches coming in easier and that feeling always reminded me of dbz especially when you can adapt and out skill your opponent making him feel like they can’t do anything to you and for that to happen you have to be challenged by someone skilled there’s levels for example an elite boxer can make any good boxer look like child’s play
Bro did not only learn ultra instinct but also observation haki too what a legend
Tyler after learning ultra instinct now this is the power of ultra instinct
Dude this was straight the tournament of power but ULTRA MINNY 😂love the vid ❤
i actually started training wirh the game fitness boxing on the switch and i can say that i perfectly understand the feeling of starting to ¨level up¨your body
Proud of you editing this
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I just realised that Muhammad Ali has that ultra instinct skill
I'm pretty much in the same boat. When I'm in a good point in life I'll be trying to either do MMA or boxing to break that scared part of myself. Good stuff bro!
Starting tomorrow, I am going to see how much strength and weight I can drop in 2 weeks. I have never committed in my life, but I feel things changing. Thanks for the video.
I will post a video a day as well. No view chasing, just logging it for myself I guess.
as a boxer i know it can be scary in the first few weeks but trust me you got this king👑👑👑👑👑
POV: the weabu kid training to fight the bully
W. Love watchin stuff like this
What a legend, great work man
Tyler doing everything possible in real life:so hard
Tyler now doing goku transformations;hold up
Ultra instinct isn’t a transformation it’s a technique I think
This dude makes it sound like a anime backstory
I feel when your videos come to an end and ur channel if they ever do, you will have mastered the universe
Huge Rocky Balboa vibes when you got hit and kept going. First time viewer, and don't know you personally, but I'm proud of you.
Every single video with "Training" in the name he has boxing in it and the he said "i have little to no boxing experience
Mine just happens naturally it feels so cool
"And Paul kept coming at me so fast" 😭
The next thing to work on is confidence and aggression.
I did boxing while in the army and learning how to take a hit and capitalize on openings was a game changer.
My favorite coach line was "You can't fail a block if you have a plan afterwards" My coach meant that even if I got hit, I should know what I'm doing, either instinctively or planned.
YESS let's goo it's finally here!!!
Edit this story is insane I'm glad u overcame ur fears (kinda) and weel be here rooting for u to complete ur goal of "mental invincibility" DUN DUN DUUUNNNNN
I am a kickboxer and I have gotten hit a lot of times and I am only 13 I am not a pro but kickboxing is more difficult and I think you should try it
Your doing awsome my dad is a pro boxer and i am an amateur boxer you did so good and i think you should continue
your exactly like me! i’m scared of pain but this video gave me motivation.
This isn't ultra instinct this is just its lesser but still powerful version.
Super sense
To be honest. Boxing isn't that hard as a sport. It becomes hard due to the mental barrier of your minds, that we stop using our training, when I started boxing I knew this so before every fight I would meditate and get my self ready. After studing M. Tyson for a while & using his technique & mindset(the most important aspect) I have jet not loosen a single fight out of the 23 fights I have fought. Tho I had to quit boxing and I am out of practice tight now, I think I can still give a good fight to anyone at my level.
Keep it up you are so inspirational
Tyler has an advantage here. Tyler keeps his hands up while the other guy doesn't. I learned pretty early on in boxing that it isn't just flailing your arms around all over the place and the other guy doesn't quite seem to have that down.
"can he beat Goku though?"
" Goku solos cope "
@@humanman9920 "Goku da goat."
Goku solos your favorite verse
Yeah thats true if you train so hard you will see your enemy like his slow to move like bruh
Whenever I'm about to step into the ring,I always watch a fighting movie beforehand and it always puts me in the right state of mind
Good video bro I just need to say that ultra instinct is technique and it basically let's your body move on it's own without having to think to move
It is possible to be able to dodge fast but goku speed and it’s mui speed I pretty sure is impossible but you still did great and I see you trained hard for this
minecraft lovers ❤
Minecraft sucks
What
Goatku inspiring
Awesome. I have been doing boxing training for 2 months and I have done almost every sport and there is no sport tougher than boxing but hard work pays off. I train with coach boe in Las Vegas at boe boxing and fitness.
I will explain here what happened on day 4 when he felt everything “click in”.
Basically, this is a thing called the flow state. This is a mental state in which your body uses a 0.1% more of ur brain power and applies it to everyday life for a few seconds. In this guys case, he used all his previously learnt moves whilst in the flow state. In a better explanation, the flow state is sometimes an unconscious state where your mind goes blank. Hard to explain, so probably look it up.
I feel like Tyler could be a great boxer if he actually want to be one
Nah, in my opinion, I mean maybe, but after this video idk, in this vid he really just dodged the whole time and threw 2 good punched
@@itsttg5328 anyone could be a good boxer if they had the mental power
@Zero well yeah there’s genetics and there’s also making the most of yourself to your full canon self
fun fact about this ultra instinct: its base on real life reaction of a human being who honed both their mental and physical to the peak of perfectness. the real name of ultra instinct is chi focus, which allow you concentrate your mind and body and also calm them down to the point you are no surprised of anything, that means when things happen to you even the deadly ones, your body will automatically react on its own with precise movement which you dont need to think while you are fully aware all that happens consciously.
in order to mastered chi focus you need mastered to things: emotional ( the most difficult to mastered ) and physical
1. its very hard to mastered emotional because you must have a clear mind as always as well in everyday life, which means nothing can effect you at all. 2 of the emotional that are the hardest to master: anger and fear, these two are the main reasons which let you easily loose yourself and turn to you submission of your own animal prime nature. in other words, if you cant mastered the emotion than you cant mastered the chi focus. however if you manage to mastered it, you will receive the un thinkable things can happens, that is unlock full potential of your body and mind.
2. in order to mastered your physical body, you must train in intensify - crazy condition which may break your mind and mental health and in the end you will be in insanity for good. thats why you must mastered your emotional first.
When you mastered both, your body will auto unlock chi focus, a limitation which some body can truely achieve. when you gain the chi focus, you will be a lot stronger, faster and more aware with every surroundings even if you are in sleep. its like a super man mode in realife.
about your case, you just only started your physical and not yet mastered it, not just that you havent mastered your emotional as well. so in other words you dont mastered the ultra instinct at all mate, truely sorry for that.
the ones who can mastered the chi focus are the monks, who live far away from modern civilized and train their mind and body to perfection. they are the ones who are truely called achieve ultra instinct or chi focus in my terms. if you want truely want to get that, learn from the monks mate.
Tyler: *Training to learn ultra instinct*
Me as a kid: *Just has it without training, not even a minute of training*
I’m just a comment but I think you seem to be a little rigid and only want to move backwards instead of forwards which hinders your offense a lot because you give him the range advantage
The key is to let the item reach at least 9 inches from your body then your body just moves away
Ultra Instinct is a divine technique that separates the consciousness from the body, allowing it to move and fight independently of thoughts and emotions. So, I guess you kinda did master It but you're still thinking rather than letting your body move on It's own.
Still a great vid btw :)
Being Cautious helped me add my reaction to were when something even a little threating I just doge and/or counter
Dont think just move
you are still thinking how to defeat him or dodge his attacks
i know it isnt easy and you need lots of experience but i suggest meditation too try to clear your mind and if you have ADHD that'd be more harder but just fight and fight
so boxers actually kinda do have ultra instinct? thats awesome
@jake halle ye man its not because they're used to it but their instincts are used to it😎
Well ultra instinct is a technique or state of mind and not a transformation so technically a human can achieve it! There’s only one registered user of ultra instinct and that is none other than BRUCE LEE who was the inspiration for ultra instinct for GOKU!
Your an amazing boxer!
In a fight...you dont think...you feel...
Good job👍
I honestly thought Paul was the clear winner. I guess he didn’t win just for the sake of the video?
fun fact: someone said "first"
I know
WE know
I play hockey a bit of boxing and all of my training went out the window for a few months it takes experience to think in there good job
I teared up when yoh won so happy for you
That win of yours isn't worthy and fair at all, you've practiced for a week and Paul hadn't practice boxing😡
Haha its just a sparring match. Tyler did way better than i thought he would.
I feel like the closest thing you can do to achieve something as close to ultra instinct as possible is mastering mushin martial arts combining that with another martial art form like Wing Chun. It's all about emptying the mind and controlling the flow state whenever you want. And that takes HUGE amounts of practice. I hope to accomplish that in life before I pass away
i think you do very great job
You'r late kid I already mastered it but you did really well almost better than me! Good job. I respect you .
Loved this vid
i like how many people get wrong idea what ultra instinct is. some say its flow state even thought its like 5 steps before ui. and this video mixes up reaction time with paying atention. it might not seen like much but paying atention and seeing same patterns over again is the thing that makes you faster, not faster reaction speed itself. on top of that the whole point of ultra instinct is that you dont react or dont think. theres a reason why its called "thinking without thinking" or science calls it "fast thinking".
the most beginner way to have ultra instinct is a mix of autopilot and pattern reading. but real ultra instinc is more like seeing every detail at the current moment and not stopping. so basically it would feel and look like motion blur is gone and time is a bit slowed.
also im so late to this video lol
Yeah as a football player basketball player wrestler and boxer it was hard at first but then I built up courage and i trained with my dad (am 13 btw)
The minecraft feel and graphics were super cool i just watched it because of these cool sort of feel and graphics of minecraft