As joe said earlier in the podcast, GSP isn't a fighter, he's a martial artist, and a true martial artist is always looking to learn new things and get better a things.
Yea but he's not lying. I'm sure that back kick is the hardest strike he's ever seen, just like he'll compliment someone else on the hardest punch he's ever seen, etc.
One thing I've noticed about Rogan is that whenever someone compliments him on his kicks, he always responds by praising the technique itself; never his own abilities. True King.
@@deecap1788 joes pretty open about not liking compliments or praise, his parents werent really around for him other than giving him a home to sleep in so compliments weird him out
I love George, I come also from Quebec like him, and in some regions here, people will never speak a word of English (it's taught in school, but it's a second language: most people can understand english) in their life and live a happy/fulfilled life, no problem. That being said, I'm kinda surprised - knowing how much he has traveled and how much his life is in the USA now - that he didn't picked up a better accent over time. Funny how he doesn't sound like he can totally fuck anybody up ;-). Even his french is very basic, almost uneducated. Nonetheless, you realize immediately the guy has a sharp mind. When he speaks in french, he conveys his ideas much better... 😉
I’ve seen it up close... it’s scary. Joe has legit skill and talent with his leg, torso and hip work. He generated 1200lbs of torque force which is 3x stronger than the Francis Ngannu world record punch he did at the UFC Apex center in Vegas
One of the best fighters to ever live is humble enough to say 'I can't do it like you do...' and then asks for advice. What a champion really looks like.
That's VERY true. I was a TKD black belt. At our weekly hour-long sparring class, I would always end up sparring a local cop who came for the sparring class. He was 4-5 inches taller than me and had a greater reach with both hands and legs. He threw relatively few techniques. But his main one was a simple front kick, that he threw with excellent timing. I had such a hard time because every time I'd try to get inside on him, he'd throw that front kick and get me in the ribs with it. I used to get angry. And from that I learned that anger is not helpful in that type of situation. Ultimately I had to throw some fakes and use those to get inside on him, that was the only way I could hit him with anything.
@@patriciajin6206 Sure. I started at 19. I was in college then and had a lot of free time. I went to TKD classes 3-5 times/week and trained ALL the time. I attended a more traditional school - the emphasis was on technique. We spent a lot of time on forms. We also sparred, but it wasn't like the point sparring crap you see in the Olympics. (terrible technique!) I learned about managing distance, using angles, and setting up techniques with combinations. At testings, we had to do forms, plus sparring and board breaking at blue-belt level and above. I got my black belt in about 2.5 years and kept training about another 3.5 years. It was a great experience and I loved it.
@@shanemathew6364 Well in Canada it's one of the two official languages and if your first language is French, you learn English in school from an early age. Of course, learning in school only takes you so far, hence his ridiculous accent. But some like me then place themselves or are placed by circumstance in an English speaking environment (in my case, I did two years of school in English starting at 17 years old) and improve tremendously in such circumstances. For others, it just never sticks, or at least proper pronunciation doesn't.
@@shanemathew6364 CZcams and Netflix didn't exist when I was learning English and neither did they when GSP learned it. Hollywood movies in Quebec are unfortunately dubbed in French so no help at all. But still, he's Canadian and therefore at least learned the basics of English in school before ending up in an environment (the UFC) where he had to speak it. He probably wasn't very interested in learning it when he was in school however, and on top of that his teachers probably weren't very good.
50 year old TRT Rogan looks 40 in the face and the body of a 30 year old pro fighter, work ethic of a 26 year old, energy of a toddler, and loves to learn new things like a entrepreneur, at least enough to talk about them. I'm a fan boy forever
Or more like the greatest of all time respects your kick so much he actually asked if ole boy is alive 🤣🤣. Fuck. And I'm hoping you were being sarcastic when you said blood sport competitor as opposed to being pretentious and condescending.
Imagine interviewing Michael Jordan, and then he's telling you "remember that move you taught me? I still can't do it as good as you". I'm pretty sure that's the pinnacle of Joe's career and I wouldn't be surprised if he actually thinks the same.
You know you’re a legit martial artist when the greatest fighter ever tells you that he’s never seen any shot more powerful than yours. Powerful Joe Rogan ladies and gentlemen PS to 1 year later: everybody arguing under this comment is a virgin
Its just hiss massive glutes bro. Train your hip flexors and you got that. In Takewondo you develop insana glute strenght and flexibility, he got that from kids age on its his basics.
It's not that bold of claim. Korean martial arts are really old. Taekwondo isn't that old. It started being formalized around WW2, I think. Joe saying that he trained under a student of it's founder isn't hard to believe. Its founder had hundreds of students and none of them were practicing for the Olympics.
not to mention that kick when he was 19 isnt even 40% of his kick today, being kick by Joe would be like a car hitting you it would cause some serious damage
Yeah, taekwondo is pretty interesting due to the fact that there's two branches of it: the practical method developed during the Korean War for actually injuring/killing people, and the tournament one. It's funny that so many make fun of taekwondo because it's not really applicable aside from in tournament settings, but then they see what REAL taekwondo (like Joe was taught) looks like.
It's amazing... I used to think, for some reason, that GSP was an arrogant, cocky person. This guy has no ego. He is completely humble, world champ over and still willing to learn. Amazing dude. Much respect George 💜✌️
That's one hell of a compliment. Gorge says "I have never seen a human being strike that hard!" Rogan really gas an incredible knowledge of the sport and martial arts in general. Been an awesome commentator for the sport.
I agree with Joe I learned taekwondo from one of the original old school masters in Vancouver I am the same age as joe. Master Choi taught us to fight not to score points. I used to loveWhen we would do a Sit down after class with a few of us in a semi circle and teach all the techniques he used to teach Green Berets he unfortunately did not keep up with political correctness as he used to hit the students with a bamboo cane and eventually lost his school Because it was known as a tough school and he didn’t get many new students. At my wedding he was the only honored guest I asked to stand up and take a bow because he treated me like a father and taught me more about life than anybody else that is the master student relationship that this country lacks
Ive never trained in MA but i will one day, im sad to say when that day comes i will not have this level of instruction, the hard ass teacher is what disciplines and forms your potential to be great
I HAD A FRATERNITY BROTHER WHO HAD BLACK BELTS IN 3 STYLES. DID TWO TOURS IN NAM. WE BECAME CLOSE. HE TAUGHT US A MIX OF HIS STYLES INCLUDING TAE KWON DO, ARNIS, JKD. IT WAS DEADLY. NO DOJO TRAINING, NO KATAS. ALL MOVES TO END FIGHTS FAST.🥋🥋🥋
@@richardrobinson1697 Katas are important. You’re saying that you lack discipline and mental patience if you cannot practice katas. You are not ready for martial arts if your mind is like this. Source: 3rd degree black belt.
@@yurinoworry THINK YOU NEED TO REREAD MY COMMENT. I AM TALKING ABOUT REAL STREET FIGHTS. MY SENSEI HAD BLACK BELTS IN 3 STYLES AND SURVIVED TWO TOURS IN VIETNAM 🇻🇳. I AM A BLACK BELT 🥋 TOO. I PRACTICED KATAS YEARS LATER ON MY OWN. MY SENSEI PREFERRED REAL WORLD 🌎 TRAINING AS HE CALLED IT. EXPERIENCE IN STREET FIGHTS MADE US DANGEROUS. YOU CAN PREFER KATAS THOUGH, HAVE FUN.🥋🤔🥋
Old-school Taekwondo has some of the strongest strikes ever invented. That turning side kick is straight out of an action movie, Joe knocked that guy clean off of his feet. It's hilarious when GSP says "that kick should be illegal" and "is he okay? Is that guy still alive?", hahaha. But at the same time, the knee-down style back kick is still really really powerful too, and it's faster and less telegraphed. It may not be as strong as a turning side kick, but it's still a lot harder than a Thai style middle kick (which in turn is a lot harder than a Taekwondo style roundhouse kick), and has caused a lot of clean one-hit knockouts in high level Taekwondo, kickboxing, and Kyokushin karate. It's way more common to see knee-down in those sports -- in fact, I don't think I've ever seen anyone besides Joe use the turning side kick style.
This is a very accurate comment. I studied Tae Kwon Do, Uechi Ryu and Kempo for about 20 years and then trained Muy Thai with a guy that fought professionally in Thai Land. You did a very good job of explaining the differences between spinning back kick vs turning side kick and roundhouse vs middle kick. The only thing I could add is that Karate and Tae Kwon Do seem to require you to chamber your knee to belt level before executing their kicks. Like knee up, kick. Two step process. Thai styles seem come straight from the hips. 1 step process. Whip the hip and the leg just comes through like a club. The chambering of the knee before the kick is what makes the Karate style kicks more telegraphed.
@@rbarbetta1978 the chambering of the knee can be a huge advantage though at the same time. If you've got a high, strong, solid chamber before you kick its very hard to get around or through it.
@@nialloshea4323 I 100% agree that there are advantages to a good strong chamber. I am at my core a traditional Karate guy and I love strong, crisp fundamentals. Especially for training. However, there are always tradeoffs. When I'm fighting a Kareteka, as soon as I see that strong chamber... I kick their back leg with a thai style kick. All their weight is on it and it can be devastating. That being said, it is important to assess your opponent's system quickly and perceive how to attack it's weaknesses. Not an easy thing to do in the middle of a fight. But worth training diligently to understand.
@@rbarbetta1978 That is very true. but for me personally in ITF taekwondo you cant kick the legs or sweep them as it will result in foul therefore you lose a point. So in my experience it is very tricky to fight around. but like you said there are a lot of ways around it so in MMA or karate it definitely isnt as effective.
Joe your spinning back kick is pure art my friend and im glad you`r the only 1 with that brush because you are a humble and respectful person and from what i gather you`r the type of person who loves to learn about different arts and techniques ,not to be a big head or a bully but just to know that you can do it and pull it out if your life is in danger but other than that its like physical therapy or a religion where your body aches for movement and involvement, to be immersed with the universe
What the fuck are you talking about with that "when Chuck passes" bullshit Chuck will be here LONG after the sun explodes and destroyes our planet and he will just float through space chilling with a beer in one hand and a gun in the other
If GSP says the kick is badass, the kick is badass!!!. And still some people hate in the comments and talk shit. It's overwhelmingly agreed that joe Rogan can kick a man's head off if he chooses to lol. It's as if Chuck Norris decided to go bald and become slightly shorter. All hail the powerful joe Rogan... " kicks through bedroom wall "
I’m happy GSP brought this up. I trained in Tae Kwon Do for many years and when I saw Joe’s counter back kick it blew my mind. It’s by far the most powerful one I’ve ever seen. He folds bags when he trains as his technique is perfect. The traditional Tae Kwon Do counter back kick is the deadliest kick in martial arts. It’s literally deadly.
GSP was one of the greatest athletes ever in the UFC. He could absolutely learn such a devastating kick. It's just that no one taught him, that's all. I learned TKD in the same era as when Rogan learned it. My school was the same way. Full power kicks. Never did point sparring. We broke boards with our kicks, regularly. The most boards I broke at once was 5 (3.75-4" of wood) with a jump reverse side kick. (kind of like Rogan's kick, but airborne) That kick had devastating power. You could break someone's sternum with such a kick..
I caught a spinning back kick from a 3rd degree black belt when I was testing for my first degree (tae kwon do) at about 18. Even in just a forms spar, it put me to the ground for about five minutes. Even as I moved away from Tkd, and into Pankration, spinning back kicks and spin hook kicks can end a fight in one move like no other non-head kick.
@@theserpent6070Conor has a special place in the sport and his rise was meteoric.. no one sells a fight like Conor. I would maybe put him in the top 5 but that’s a big maybe. GSP my goat!
@peewee6479 if gsp was on the PEDs Connor was on he might old every single ufc belt he could have cut to. Gsp was in terms of all-round martial art talent was only ever rivaled by mighty mouse
@@Phoenix-hd1tk It just started as a joke in the comments like when joe rambles on about dumb stuff like smoking weed or how chimps could fuck you up 😭
GSP is such a humble bastard. He's a UFC legend and he still asks people for help. He still wants to learn.
BMAN Wayne He's the greatest fighter ever to have stepped into the Octagon.
Trash Fire I agree. He's my favorite hands down.
As joe said earlier in the podcast, GSP isn't a fighter, he's a martial artist, and a true martial artist is always looking to learn new things and get better a things.
The all time greats in any sport are always like that.... always wanting to learn and improve!
BMAN Wayne once you stop learning you start dying
i love how fast they pulled that video up of Joe's KO kick, like Jamie just has a tab open with that video on stand-by for when Joe brings it up again
Forsure a hot key on Jamie’s keyboard
I wanna see what joe Rogan highlights and positive drug facts are on Jamie’s bookmark 😂
Nothing wrong having it perfectly set up and cued to show George.
Ever since he talked back and Joe looked at him he's never been the same
@@coolunusual haha of course he'll never be the same. rogan is a tyrant
Imagine GSP telling you, that you have the hardest strike he’s ever seen??😂 joe a savage
Alex Jones because he fought excellent fighters, he isn’t lying
Yea but he's not lying. I'm sure that back kick is the hardest strike he's ever seen, just like he'll compliment someone else on the hardest punch he's ever seen, etc.
@Alex Jones The thing is I think it was probably the hardest strike he's ever seen and I've never seen anything harder
@@ubberJakerz Exactly. He got a lot of respect for his oppenents but he will never lie about it.
@Chris Ruiz MJW according to joe has a kick way more powerful.
He kicked the heavy bag and tore it from the chains... lol.
He's willing to learn from anyone which is one of the many reasons he became one of the GOATs.
Zero ego
Goku mentality
Joe is not anyone
i thought the GOAT is like Highlander...
Facts.
I love that gsp can be arguably the best ever but learns like he's never seen a human being throw a punch
Terran Zero cause he doesnt have an ego he’s willing to learn and he accepts that despite his obviously high skill level he doesn’t know everything
You can never know too much.
I think you mean human bean
@@TheRealJii_ bro....you got me hahaha
Joseph McLeary underrated comment
One thing I've noticed about Rogan is that whenever someone compliments him on his kicks, he always responds by praising the technique itself; never his own abilities. True King.
Yeah joe is like that pretty badly. He gets quiet when people praise him and he starts praising the things that got him there. He is a king
@@deecap1788 joes pretty open about not liking compliments or praise, his parents werent really around for him other than giving him a home to sleep in so compliments weird him out
looool Joe is a narcissist obsessed with himself and he’s a complete fucking idiot.
Sentient Dogma well that’s an idiotic way to look at it my boy
@@deecap1788 HAHAHA ok dude 🤣🤣🤣🤣 fuckin suck up to idiot Joe more. He’s a drug addict
I love how people with no second language point out how bad Georges' second language is.
The dude is from Canada he should be speaking good English lol 😂
@@gamadahussein6663 Absolutely not. Speaking English, okay. Speaking "good" English, no way.
I love George, I come also from Quebec like him, and in some regions here, people will never speak a word of English (it's taught in school, but it's a second language: most people can understand english) in their life and live a happy/fulfilled life, no problem.
That being said, I'm kinda surprised - knowing how much he has traveled and how much his life is in the USA now - that he didn't picked up a better accent over time. Funny how he doesn't sound like he can totally fuck anybody up ;-). Even his french is very basic, almost uneducated. Nonetheless, you realize immediately the guy has a sharp mind. When he speaks in french, he conveys his ideas much better... 😉
Greg Hotbread Parfaitement d’accord avec toi
Cheers de Montreal😉
@@gamadahussein6663 not really Canada has 2 languages,french and the minority english
"Jamie, pull up that tape where I make someone fly"
🤣🤣🤣
Is he OK? Did he survive
I don't know
"You hit someone with that... what happened to him? Is he still alive?"
Robert Billing “I don’t know”
Seem like George was fuckin' with him, didn't it? seemed like to me
@@chillinlikascottfreevillia9645 no not at all joe trains with him a lot theyre really good friends
"Making a guy fly through the air."
@@chillinlikascottfreevillia9645 No way. Joe's kicks are legendary. GSP knows that. All fighters know that. He was serious.
Joe "Tremendous amount of torque" Rogan
Why is ice poseidon your profile pic lmao
Fully torqued
Elk levels of torque
Joe "tremendous amount of twerk" Rogan
I’ve seen it up close... it’s scary. Joe has legit skill and talent with his leg, torso and hip work. He generated 1200lbs of torque force which is 3x stronger than the Francis Ngannu world record punch he did at the UFC Apex center in Vegas
3:48 “is he alive?” That makes me laugh so hard cause it was a genuine question 😂😂😂
I did to lol the best part is I think he looked like he was genuinely concerned for the guy to i don't think he was really joking lol
I saw many comments genuinely ask the same question on the same kick in another clip. No wonder
And Joe answers "I don't know" lol
Same
Rogan said, "I don't know."
Joe rogan doesn’t age, he just levels up
I like that lol
Haha
@Bloodbank dude he’s still fit. Are you high?
Like Quake
@@wonderyearsdouche475 the marvel character?
That guy Joe knocked out must hate joe every time he brings that video up 😂
Funny how they got the video up with the quickness!
Talk about lifelong vendetta lol
I'd think it was awesome that Joe Rogan kicked my ass lol
Instead of hating, have the dude and joe just settle it in the ring then go and buy him a drink after, old school style. Problem solved
Seriously!!!!!! Imagine him commenting. Would make a great screenshot!
Joe "we have a gym here" Rogan
came here for this
you won
No mames, lmao!
LMAO
This shouldnt even be funny 😂😂
One of the best fighters to ever live is humble enough to say 'I can't do it like you do...' and then asks for advice. What a champion really looks like.
Everyone is good at their own thing
The fact Joe is telling GSP something about combat and he's genuinely listening just shows how much of a savage he is
How? He hasn't fought nobody
@@titosuave123 fought plenty of people my guy check his records before he stopped
@@titosuave123 if you actually watched the video you'll see how dumb your comment is
@@titosuave123wym he’s had lots of fights why comment on something you know nothing about.
@@titosuave123 He could probably beat 99% of the population on Earth in a fight
GSP: "Joe, I was very impressed by your perforMANCE."
Why did i read this with french-canadian accent
performanzz
HAHAHAHA!!!😂😂
CLASSIC LOL, I REMEMBER THAT INTERVIEW LOL
I loled at this
Joe: “And he just flew through the air”
GSP: “TEHEHEHEHE”
😂🤣
I thought joe was exagerrating but that dude legit flew through the air
4:45
The Notorious Nugget Thank you, i apologise for not doing so myself
Waste Disposal Unit sailed*
The Bruce lee quote “I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times.” rings true.
That's VERY true. I was a TKD black belt. At our weekly hour-long sparring class, I would always end up sparring a local cop who came for the sparring class. He was 4-5 inches taller than me and had a greater reach with both hands and legs. He threw relatively few techniques. But his main one was a simple front kick, that he threw with excellent timing. I had such a hard time because every time I'd try to get inside on him, he'd throw that front kick and get me in the ribs with it. I used to get angry. And from that I learned that anger is not helpful in that type of situation. Ultimately I had to throw some fakes and use those to get inside on him, that was the only way I could hit him with anything.
@@WRjockey Can you tell me your experience of learning TKD and how you got to that level. I like to know about peoples martial art story.
@@patriciajin6206 Sure. I started at 19. I was in college then and had a lot of free time. I went to TKD classes 3-5 times/week and trained ALL the time. I attended a more traditional school - the emphasis was on technique. We spent a lot of time on forms. We also sparred, but it wasn't like the point sparring crap you see in the Olympics. (terrible technique!) I learned about managing distance, using angles, and setting up techniques with combinations. At testings, we had to do forms, plus sparring and board breaking at blue-belt level and above. I got my black belt in about 2.5 years and kept training about another 3.5 years. It was a great experience and I loved it.
@@WRjockey That's great, thanks for sharing.
@@WRjockey thanks for the story sir 🫡
I’m addicted to how Georges adds 10 syllables to 3 syllable words
It's impressive how he speaks English even though he learnt it in his 20's after coming to America.
@@shanemathew6364 Many people in Quebec (where he's from) learned it around that age and speak it better than he does.
@@Zombie-lx3sh I believe you man. English is global language everyone speaks it well because of CZcams, Netflix and Hollywood movies.
@@shanemathew6364 Well in Canada it's one of the two official languages and if your first language is French, you learn English in school from an early age. Of course, learning in school only takes you so far, hence his ridiculous accent. But some like me then place themselves or are placed by circumstance in an English speaking environment (in my case, I did two years of school in English starting at 17 years old) and improve tremendously in such circumstances. For others, it just never sticks, or at least proper pronunciation doesn't.
@@shanemathew6364 CZcams and Netflix didn't exist when I was learning English and neither did they when GSP learned it. Hollywood movies in Quebec are unfortunately dubbed in French so no help at all. But still, he's Canadian and therefore at least learned the basics of English in school before ending up in an environment (the UFC) where he had to speak it. He probably wasn't very interested in learning it when he was in school however, and on top of that his teachers probably weren't very good.
Joe's turning side kick is one of the greatest things a baldy has ever produced.
Rafa aka TheBootyWhisperer Hey, fuck you buddy.
@@jtstevenson81 Thanks. It's been a long time since I laughed aloud at a youtube comment.
@@unwantedgen My pleasure :)
dwayne the rock johnson is a baldy
Bald guys are aerodynamic motherfucker. We are the wind bitch.
50 year old TRT Rogan looks 40 in the face and the body of a 30 year old pro fighter, work ethic of a 26 year old, energy of a toddler, and loves to learn new things like a entrepreneur, at least enough to talk about them. I'm a fan boy forever
where did 26 come from?
Nailed it, dude.
He‘s such a freak.
TRT rogan is his new nickname 😂😂😂
You forgot smokes weed like a high schooler
"OH MY GOD. Is he okay now? Like, is he alive?" lol
For a former blood sport competitor, GSP sure is a considerate and humble fella.
Or more like the greatest of all time respects your kick so much he actually asked if ole boy is alive 🤣🤣. Fuck. And I'm hoping you were being sarcastic when you said blood sport competitor as opposed to being pretentious and condescending.
Imagine interviewing Michael Jordan, and then he's telling you "remember that move you taught me? I still can't do it as good as you". I'm pretty sure that's the pinnacle of Joe's career and I wouldn't be surprised if he actually thinks the same.
Bro have you seen Joe's back kick.
It's actually insane, no one in UFC hits that hard currently.
You know you’re a legit martial artist when the greatest fighter ever tells you that he’s never seen any shot more powerful than yours. Powerful Joe Rogan ladies and gentlemen PS to 1 year later: everybody arguing under this comment is a virgin
What a compliment!!!
Did Anderson Silva say that?
@@SmittyWerbenJagermannJenseni sense salt
All my organs would turn to silly puddy if I was in place of the punching bag
i dont remember conor mcgregor saying that
When he said, "making a guy fly through the air", I was like "yeah right". But when they played the video, you can see the guy was sent flying.
I love how Jamie pauses it as the guy is in midair too haha
Lol i thought the same
"That wasn't flying !... that's falling with style" ----
Buzz Lightyear
@@bigdeal39 Well done 👏
2:38 "waat tha fack etz Joo Roogan"
I love George. He's such a good Uman Beeing
Yeah a really lovely uman bean
Human Bean
I see what you did there lol
A sports science on Joe’s kicks should be made...
Ding ding get on it!
@@TimeManInJail on a penis?
Its just hiss massive glutes bro.
Train your hip flexors and you got that.
In Takewondo you develop insana glute strenght and flexibility, he got that from kids age on its his basics.
I’m a sport scientist, I’ll make it happen
You ever see Bruce Lee's devastating kicks on the gym bags?
I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times.
AndreastheRed bruce lee
Fuck that overused Bruce Lee Quote
- Abraham Lincoln
The reason why it is so overused is because it's true
I fear not The man who comments on all jre videos but the man who watches all the videos
That moment that GSP's accent made "illegal" into "ilLEGal", legendary
LEGendary
illego. ;)
It's basically the french pronunciation of "illegal", illégal.
Having GSP say that kick was “the hardest strike he’s ever seen” is very impressive.
You’re a badass Joe! 🖖🏼👽
Humble, kind, strange, Canadian MMA legend. Love this guy.
Duncan MacDonald Québécois
canadian mma lmfaooooo just one guy from canada doing mma
@@d3showtime410 Jesus you are clueless. Classic uncultured American, bet you think Alaska is an island as was, eh?
Duncan MacDonald from a uman bean
D3 Showtime you made yourself look like a piece of shit
This sounds like the premise for a Baki Hanma episode. The unassuming sports announcer with the legendary spinning sidekick.
Exactly what i was thinkin. Hats off to this comment :)
Love that show both the original and th he new series. I agree with that being a good premise.
Ahaha! Holy shit, Rogan would be a great character on that show.
Ahahahah True xD Joes kick would GG Jack Hanma on steroids in 1 hit
one kick man
The amount of humility and respect in this conversation is fantastic.
I love gsp man, he's so down to earth, live how he gives other people the credit they deserve and kept bigging Joe up. Mad cool guy
Joe “I was trained by the original Tae kwon do master” Rogan
Scott Thomas hell naw lol
That is quite impressive though.
Awake Now facts joe has had a very crazy/interesting life
He was taught by a student of the original
It's not that bold of claim. Korean martial arts are really old. Taekwondo isn't that old. It started being formalized around WW2, I think.
Joe saying that he trained under a student of it's founder isn't hard to believe. Its founder had hundreds of students and none of them were practicing for the Olympics.
Joe "I use Hwarang when playing Tekken" Rogan
Why wouldn't you? Lol
Hworang
his name is bob ;)
Lmao Hworang is a good pick!
Fuck yeah Hwarang
not to mention that kick when he was 19 isnt even 40% of his kick today, being kick by Joe would be like a car hitting you it would cause some serious damage
Yeah, taekwondo is pretty interesting due to the fact that there's two branches of it: the practical method developed during the Korean War for actually injuring/killing people, and the tournament one. It's funny that so many make fun of taekwondo because it's not really applicable aside from in tournament settings, but then they see what REAL taekwondo (like Joe was taught) looks like.
I thought this was bouta turn into the shaggy meme.
aviato287 x Lol, ok kid.
Eorzat Nah, even Joe has admitted that Taekwondo was a heavily flawed martial art for practical purposes
Learn kickboxing, apply Taekwondo leverage and technique
When George's speaks, hes so humble and seems so genuine it makes me smile
Joe "it's a lot of power" Rogan
Micah " I copy unoriginal comments" Davidson
Facts haha
Joe Rogan vs CM Punk, make it happen!
Money Talk Rogan murders him within 2 minutes
It'll pretty much be the same video of him at the tournament but in HD and with cm punk
I thinkkk Shaub brought this up and Joe said "I'm too old"
Money Talk Jam up was going to be my response. Rogan vs Punk. That's a money fight. Good call Money Talk.
I think Joe would crumple CM Punk quick. I'd buy it.
It's amazing... I used to think, for some reason, that GSP was an arrogant, cocky person.
This guy has no ego. He is completely humble, world champ over and still willing to learn. Amazing dude.
Much respect George 💜✌️
That's one hell of a compliment. Gorge says "I have never seen a human being strike that hard!"
Rogan really gas an incredible knowledge of the sport and martial arts in general. Been an awesome commentator for the sport.
God my level of respect for Georges is limitless. Insanely talented but humble with it. A true lover of the ART of martial arts. The GOAT, for me.
1:22 Human bean
*Uman bean
Oh hi mark
Youman bin
Sounds like a way to refer to a testicle
Thanks bruv
I agree with Joe I learned taekwondo from one of the original old school masters in Vancouver I am the same age as joe. Master Choi taught us to fight not to score points. I used to loveWhen we would do a Sit down after class with a few of us in a semi circle and teach all the techniques he used to teach Green Berets he unfortunately did not keep up with political correctness as he used to hit the students with a bamboo cane and eventually lost his school Because it was known as a tough school and he didn’t get many new students. At my wedding he was the only honored guest I asked to stand up and take a bow because he treated me like a father and taught me more about life than anybody else that is the master student relationship that this country lacks
fucking PC for pussies
Ive never trained in MA but i will one day, im sad to say when that day comes i will not have this level of instruction, the hard ass teacher is what disciplines and forms your potential to be great
I HAD A FRATERNITY BROTHER WHO HAD BLACK BELTS IN 3 STYLES. DID TWO TOURS IN NAM. WE BECAME CLOSE. HE TAUGHT US A MIX OF HIS STYLES INCLUDING TAE KWON DO, ARNIS, JKD. IT WAS DEADLY. NO DOJO TRAINING, NO KATAS. ALL MOVES TO END FIGHTS FAST.🥋🥋🥋
@@richardrobinson1697 Katas are important. You’re saying that you lack discipline and mental patience if you cannot practice katas. You are not ready for martial arts if your mind is like this. Source: 3rd degree black belt.
@@yurinoworry THINK YOU NEED TO REREAD MY COMMENT. I AM TALKING ABOUT REAL STREET FIGHTS. MY SENSEI HAD BLACK BELTS IN 3 STYLES AND SURVIVED TWO TOURS IN VIETNAM 🇻🇳. I AM A BLACK BELT 🥋 TOO. I PRACTICED KATAS YEARS LATER ON MY OWN. MY SENSEI PREFERRED REAL WORLD 🌎 TRAINING AS HE CALLED IT. EXPERIENCE IN STREET FIGHTS MADE US DANGEROUS. YOU CAN PREFER KATAS THOUGH, HAVE FUN.🥋🤔🥋
These 2 guys...it never gets old hearing them share stories and mutual respect. Classy gents.
Imagine gsp going WOOOW watching your mma video 😂😂gotta be a great feeling
Old-school Taekwondo has some of the strongest strikes ever invented. That turning side kick is straight out of an action movie, Joe knocked that guy clean off of his feet. It's hilarious when GSP says "that kick should be illegal" and "is he okay? Is that guy still alive?", hahaha.
But at the same time, the knee-down style back kick is still really really powerful too, and it's faster and less telegraphed. It may not be as strong as a turning side kick, but it's still a lot harder than a Thai style middle kick (which in turn is a lot harder than a Taekwondo style roundhouse kick), and has caused a lot of clean one-hit knockouts in high level Taekwondo, kickboxing, and Kyokushin karate. It's way more common to see knee-down in those sports -- in fact, I don't think I've ever seen anyone besides Joe use the turning side kick style.
This is a very accurate comment. I studied Tae Kwon Do, Uechi Ryu and Kempo for about 20 years and then trained Muy Thai with a guy that fought professionally in Thai Land. You did a very good job of explaining the differences between spinning back kick vs turning side kick and roundhouse vs middle kick. The only thing I could add is that Karate and Tae Kwon Do seem to require you to chamber your knee to belt level before executing their kicks. Like knee up, kick. Two step process. Thai styles seem come straight from the hips. 1 step process. Whip the hip and the leg just comes through like a club. The chambering of the knee before the kick is what makes the Karate style kicks more telegraphed.
GENERAL CHOI HONG HI CREATED taekwondo by combing taekkyon and karate and he founded the international taekwondo federation.
@@rbarbetta1978 the chambering of the knee can be a huge advantage though at the same time. If you've got a high, strong, solid chamber before you kick its very hard to get around or through it.
@@nialloshea4323 I 100% agree that there are advantages to a good strong chamber. I am at my core a traditional Karate guy and I love strong, crisp fundamentals. Especially for training. However, there are always tradeoffs. When I'm fighting a Kareteka, as soon as I see that strong chamber... I kick their back leg with a thai style kick. All their weight is on it and it can be devastating. That being said, it is important to assess your opponent's system quickly and perceive how to attack it's weaknesses. Not an easy thing to do in the middle of a fight. But worth training diligently to understand.
@@rbarbetta1978 That is very true. but for me personally in ITF taekwondo you cant kick the legs or sweep them as it will result in foul therefore you lose a point. So in my experience it is very tricky to fight around. but like you said there are a lot of ways around it so in MMA or karate it definitely isnt as effective.
Joe your spinning back kick is pure art my friend and im glad you`r the only 1 with that brush because you are a humble and respectful person and from what i gather you`r the type of person who loves to learn about different arts and techniques ,not to be a big head or a bully but just to know that you can do it and pull it out if your life is in danger but other than that its like physical therapy or a religion where your body aches for movement and involvement, to be immersed with the universe
That still image of the kid mid-air was hilarious
Imagine all of humanity were as humble as GSP
Chuck Norris jokes will become joe rogan jokes when Chuck passes
What the fuck are you talking about with that "when Chuck passes" bullshit Chuck will be here LONG after the sun explodes and destroyes our planet and he will just float through space chilling with a beer in one hand and a gun in the other
You mean chuck norris facts
Cokpuncher123 i thought he holds his gun in the same hand hes holding the beer with?
If anything there'll be more Chuck Norris jokes
Dies by a sidekick from joe rogan
GSP and Joe geeking out about Martial arts is awesome
GSP is the goat , the best attitude , no ego , willing to still learn even after all is done , the best .
George saint "human bean" pierre
Don't know why this made me laugh LMFAOOOOO
I'm guessing your second language skills are better than his if you're going to poke fun at it.
*uman bean
ooman bean
@@jonathanallard2128 its a joke not a dick dont take it so hard
If GSP says the kick is badass, the kick is badass!!!. And still some people hate in the comments and talk shit. It's overwhelmingly agreed that joe Rogan can kick a man's head off if he chooses to lol. It's as if Chuck Norris decided to go bald and become slightly shorter. All hail the powerful joe Rogan...
" kicks through bedroom wall "
Cant kick what u cant reach he could kick my leg off that's about it the mans 4 foot tall
then hear this story: Joe Rogan On Michael Jai White Being Legit czcams.com/video/T4tp2KsQMKs/video.html
Random Wrenches are you crazy comparing Chuck Norris to Joe Rogan, Chuck can destroy the world with one punch while joe is a great Martial Arts
where did you see anybody talking shit lul
@@cpefca817 5'7 is not that short. . My ex gf was 5'7
I’m happy GSP brought this up. I trained in Tae Kwon Do for many years and when I saw Joe’s counter back kick it blew my mind. It’s by far the most powerful one I’ve ever seen. He folds bags when he trains as his technique is perfect. The traditional Tae Kwon Do counter back kick is the deadliest kick in martial arts. It’s literally deadly.
GSP has been training this move for years now. Gonna use it for his comeback.
I bat Young Jamie could do it better. He did receive an A in physics after all.
Investigate 3/11
Yeah bro, fucking torque and conservation of momentum. Jamie's got this
Look into it....
True
Henry Frazier Nice Erick Andre reference
Rogan telling GSP how to fight--priceless!
How to kick*
Whackashit how to throw one kick*
Are you braindead?
Have you ever had a fight
A real master always learns to make himself better...😉
I grew up watching UFC when GSP and Anderson silva were dominating the sport, good times
Man, I really love GSP man, he's such a humble, powerful dude.
“Is he alive?” LOL!!! Seriously though.... Is he?😳😳😳
@Whitney Allen - legend has it, he's still on the mat grabbing his side.
Miko Philo he’s still in the air bro
3:46 "Is he okay now, is he *ALIVE???*" LMAO. Love GSP
I love that "word got around" about Joe's spinning back kick 😄 like an old school dojo master's specialty
that's like the best compliment rogan can hear. This is probably one of his greatest moments.
You can see how passionate he is when he talks about fighting
Gsp respects Joe rogan... gotta love that. Respect To both of you
Alot of passion and truth coming from this,
Respect to the both of them!
GSP was one of the greatest athletes ever in the UFC. He could absolutely learn such a devastating kick. It's just that no one taught him, that's all.
I learned TKD in the same era as when Rogan learned it. My school was the same way. Full power kicks. Never did point sparring. We broke boards with our kicks, regularly. The most boards I broke at once was 5 (3.75-4" of wood) with a jump reverse side kick. (kind of like Rogan's kick, but airborne) That kick had devastating power. You could break someone's sternum with such a kick..
dude your knee and side kick technique is insane!!!!!!
Joe “DMT makes ur spinning kick stronger” rogan
Ball is Life best one I’ve seen yet lol
This is why gsp is one of my favorite fighters the dude is a beast and hes a great guy
GSP is the greatest of all and still soo humble to learn.
Joe "I'll just give you a refresher" Rogan
*Joe "that's where all that power comes from" Rogan*
Such a humble man, true legend.
Two humble fighters discussing their skills.
That’s what’s it all about
I caught a spinning back kick from a 3rd degree black belt when I was testing for my first degree (tae kwon do) at about 18. Even in just a forms spar, it put me to the ground for about five minutes.
Even as I moved away from Tkd, and into Pankration, spinning back kicks and spin hook kicks can end a fight in one move like no other non-head kick.
"Carrot tea"
i was wondering wtf u posted this for, until i tried to find a funny way to break it down😂
Hahahahaha awsoomeeeee
I was literally scrolling through comments and saw this just as GSP said it ahahaha
The way he says ‘Karate’ as ‘Kara-tee’ is giving me life
3:45 "is he ok now, is he alive?" Lmao
Joe should feel honored to have gsp give him such compliments
Gsp doesn't ever seem like a guy that could beat you to death with his hands. He's just so nice.
6:55 GSP: "Sheeiittt"
"Is he okay now is he alive?" LMAO GSP is hilarious
Who tells GSP "I'll give you a refresher" lol amazing
I love how George’s initial reaction was to make sure if the other guy survived the kick
This is top shelf JRE, G. St Pierre is such a Gent 👌👊
This clip made me 😂🤣🤣 good stuff.
This is so insane. Like imagine being Joe giving advice to GSP? Arguably the greatest MMA fighter ever.
Lol no, what about conor?
@@peewee6479I hope you’re not serious. GSP is so much higher than Connor on the goat list it’s not even funny
@@theserpent6070Conor has a special place in the sport and his rise was meteoric.. no one sells a fight like Conor. I would maybe put him in the top 5 but that’s a big maybe. GSP my goat!
@peewee6479 if gsp was on the PEDs Connor was on he might old every single ufc belt he could have cut to. Gsp was in terms of all-round martial art talent was only ever rivaled by mighty mouse
7:25 Georges reaction 10/10
Joe impressed gsp WIth that kick. How he chuckled when he saw it.thats Badassityness. Gsp is so humble. That's awsome
Love both these guys.
I hope there's going to be a vid of Joe teaching GSP again
I only watch these for the “joe something something Rogan” comments 😂
Sami "I only come here for the Joe something something Rogan" comments Abdul
I hate those comments, they're uninspired and 99% of them aren't funny at all.
@@jerff5411 😂😂😂 thank you bro I got a good laugh from that
Why people do that..im new here btw.
@@Phoenix-hd1tk It just started as a joke in the comments like when joe rambles on about dumb stuff like smoking weed or how chimps could fuck you up 😭
Been a fan since 2010. Legendary clip.
Mr. Rogan. You are 100% correct. Shoulder. hip. Foot. Line. Very humble. Great interview. Peace and Blessings