Do you know how to defend the clinch?

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[@reflexflow9088]

Elbows are great close-range strikes, and knowing how to deal with a clinch is very important! Thank you, Sifu Kevin!

[@VosperCDN]

the final advice to get away when able is often missing from a lot of other self defence videos .. thank you

[@philliplu1980]

This is guy is for real.

[@karateka-J]

Great sensei 👍🙂🇧🇪

[@silversurfer6366]

Thank you senseis 🙏

[@Mystical-rosie]

Thank You Very Much Kevin 😊

[@williamsalvaggio4621]

Thanks Coach. 👍👍🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊

[@IslandViewGaming]

6 feet or you're getting teeped

[@tomyeo5240]

Let's not overlook situational awareness. As you advise "stay safe".

[@matthewnazari3491]

👌🙏🙏🙏

[@glennrobinson7193]

Find a big brawler or a huge biker to demo these techniques, not a small placid guy in a static posture as shown here

[@glennrobinson7193]

@@jimt7851 Not necessarily so. My brother is only 5' 2" inches. When he was much younger he went berko and put a bikie who tried to stand over him, who was around 5'10" in hospital once. I'm just saying, demonstrate techniques on someone who LOOKS menacing and tough and intimidating, to show the audience how and if the technique works on someone much bigger. I'm 5'4". I have never had anyone who tried to bully me who was around my size. Always someone much bigger than me. I'm also saying, that this channel knows nothing of real street fights if person he's showing techniques on is only in his size range. Illusional actually.