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The unique "Levels of violence" Why Ninjutsu is a mature system? - Yossi Sheriff, AKBAN
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- čas přidán 22. 06. 2021
- Yossi Sheriff, AKBAN Academy founder, explains the importance of levels of violence concept to the applicability of mature martial art.
Part of the syllabus of the 15th week of the training year
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Levels of violence, (L.O.V), (רמת אלימות) is a quantitative scale of violence used in the Methodical pyramid, the methodology of the AKBAN. This quantitative scale depicts the possible damage that a technique, a weapon, or a physical aggressive engagement, can cause.
What decides the level of violence are a conglomerate of factors that hinge on these main points:
* Total amount of destructive energy released - a kick to stomach (higher L.O.V) versus a punch to stomach (lower L.O.V), a gun (low L.O.V) versus a bomb (higher L.O.V).
* Vulnerability of the target areas. On micro level - eye (high L.O.V) versus leg muscles (lower L.O.V) . On macro level - agricultural field as target (lower L.O.V) versus a school (higher L.O.V).
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I really want to thank you for your consistently high-quality content and your steadfast dedication to the preservation of life in the midst of potentially violent situations. Truly the hallmark both of a mature system and a mature practitioner.
Thanks again 🙏🏻
Thank you for sharing , Yossi sensei 🙏
My pleasure
Wow,that was awesome!
Great stuff. This video is important for us practitioners because regulating emotions is a valuable skill.
If we just react (vs. Respond) we could easily escalate the level of violence for something minor. It displays our current state of mind.
Again, thank you Shihan Sheriff.
The accuracy needed for complex techniques is in itself a regulating mechanism
You are a great teacher.
Thanks. 🤷🏼♂️🙂
Very wise man!! This is what I teach my students in defensive knife...only use what you need to use to save yourself, or defend no need to go beyond unless required. Always forgive your enemy and let him make the choice to escalate, Your conscience is clean, your spirit with God is clean, and you are justified in your actions.
Exactly
he is a true master....not only a ninjutsu master....a life master...
Great explanation of deescalation of violence. It seen like a direct response to the BJJ and MMA videos that say Ninjutsu is worthless in a fight. These martial arts only offer escalation of violence. For a policeman, bouncer, or anyone in a modern society, having techniques to control the level of violence is essential. I think in the United States, the problem with our police is they don't know how to deescalate confrontational situations. Instead of learning MMA choking techniques they should be learning more advanced martial arts like Ninjutsu and how to deescalate physical confrontations.
Agree, and even though I already posted it, here’s a short blueprint to the master’s domain czcams.com/video/0mjte15LSck/video.html
That's not right in the slightest. Emotional regulation isn't an issue with a system, it's an issue with the person. BJJ is probably the nicest martial art because there is always a position to allow an aggressor to give up. Hell if anything, choking someone is probably one of the nicest ways to subdue them without leaving too much damage because they go limp. It takes someone who is in control to know when to stop the fight and that comes down to the individual, not their techniques. And the kicker is that BJJ teaches you when enough is enough. MMA can be a bit too rowdy because they attract the dude bros, but the dude bros are the same guys who think everything that isn't hardcore sucks. But I digress, the reason people tend to say ninjutsu is worthless is because we rarely see the techniques apply even in the street. I haven't see someone get punched in the throat and give up, that's not to say it can't happen, but the likelihood of it is low because we see what tends to happen in fights. It's mainly about what is demonstrable to the world. That's how we know most knife defense tutorials suck, the person explaining how to defend against a knife doesn't think like a criminal, so we get bogus positioning in the demo.
I read your comment, some good observations there.
Absolutely brilliant video. Once again Sensei communicates something that is often forgotten - the level of response to the level of threat posed.
Thanks for a terrific video!
Thanks 🙏🏻
real, mature and consistent way of self-defense... Every day I agree more and am delighted with your teachings... Thank you very much!!🙏❤️🙏🌸🌸🪷
If you intend to research the topic, the assets in akban.org, especially in www.akban.org/wiki/Portal:_Ninjutsu can be used
Yossi, you will appreciate my bοοκ:
Myths and blind spots in the fighting arts’ world.
Among other great things, it also deals with levels of - the so misunderstood - violence. Seeing from how you talk and think, there is NO WAY you will not appreciate it.
God bless you more!
Thank you 🙏🏻
@@AkbanOrg Sure!
I really appreciate this and the way you portrayed a good martial artist as a technician.
Now THIS is true self defense! To many systems teach "self defense" as if they are on some battlefield without any legal repercussions for what they do to there attacker. In many ways I would not only call it a mature system, but a MODERN system than acknowledges the realities of the society that we live in.
There is no point in preventing a guy from punching you in the nose if doing so lands you in prison for 5 years.
As always, your teachings are great. Arigato sensei 🙏
Thanks. I appreciate the kind words 👍🏻
It's good to have options.
Thank you Yossi sensei ! 🙏
Always welcome
Spoken with true wisdom.
Thanks! 😌
Thank you for sharing and inspiring us all to train hard and smart
Always welcome
Thank you for teaching me so much .
In india we dont have any means to learn except your channel.
🙏respect.
Always welcome, Sudha
Whats your thoughts on creating a mind state ready for violence when needed and dealing with nerves?
Sensei has a good video about it on hand gestures/postures within ninjitsu: czcams.com/video/0mjte15LSck/video.html
Thanks for your experience.
Thanks Roberto
As a green belt 8 Kyu i learn everytime many things from you Sensei Sheriff .
Thank you. Practice safely.
@@AkbanOrg Hai Sensei .
👍🏻
@@AkbanOrg 🙇♂️
great insight
Thanks 🙏🏻
The legend
☺️
Makes sense. In Japan they teach Aikido (which is considered an ineffective art by some MMA ppl) to policemen. Why? Because a policeman is supposed to arrest a suspect, not kill him.
Exactly, Seppo.
Do you still talk about responses as Earth, wind, fire, water and void?
These metaphors can work, but they mean less to a modern student.
@@AkbanOrg Why? And isn't it the role of the teacher to make it mean more...it's not exactly complicated.
It was one of the things I really liked about the art...I remember the realisation that 75% plus of physical confrontations wouldn't require me to kick someone in the head.
True, it’s a beautiful metaphor. I find that with most of my students a direct approach is more clear.
Do a new advanced armlock tutorial
Will do. We are now at week 16 www.akban.org/wiki/Training_week_16,_AKBAN_Ninjutsu
Check the new video
I am interested in learning, can someone direct me on how I can get started?
Just click this link KC, click the link 🙂
www.akban.org/wiki/Training_week_15,_AKBAN_Ninjutsu
@@AkbanOrg thank you!
Ok I totally understand what he's saying but he makes it sound like he could kill you by looking at you.💀
🙂
@@AkbanOrg Martial arts instructors and practitioners are comical at times and on the other hand sometimes take themselves WAY to seriously.I would love to see your style on the mat with a BJJ black belt or a high level submission wrestler 🙏🏽
@@AkbanOrg I also believe it would be way easier to kill someone with a choke rather than one of these strikes.
Since discussing killing techniques seems a bit problematic to me I would just write that movies and news advertise many efficient ways of killing.
would most people in that situation with the adrenaline flowing be able to respond either violently or technically. Motor coordination and rational thought go out the window.
Would someone not battle hardened even be able to do what was required if seriously hurting someone meant surviving? its not in our modern day nature to kill someone if we have not lived that life in a war zone, living rough or a gang criminal.
Joe Blogs with wife and two kids who trains in MMA or self defence twice a week is playing at it compared to a soldier, police TSG officer or criminal. But simplicity is still required even for these groups of naturally nurtured violent people.
Emotional control is possible with the correct training. You can check this short explanation czcams.com/video/0mjte15LSck/video.html
@@AkbanOrg thanks Yossi. Check out Steve Morris on YT. A complete nutter who I obtained that narrative from.
czcams.com/users/stevemorrisnhb
Show your hands up in a surrender position for on viewers for legal reasons he's was surrendering and step out with a very simple technique with hand and head up and twist and trip or sweep and watch their ego trip on itself... magical
Ok
Krav Maga be like 🤫 😇
Almost no Krav Maga in Israel
If it's not full contact in training then it's just circus total useless
Exactly
Self defense master
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