Kungfu Master Walks Into MMA Gym To Teach HILARITY ENSUES
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
- Floating around is footage of a self-proclaimed Kungfu master who went into a MMA gym to teach an MMA coach how to properly punch and step etc. At first the MMA coach listens and tries to just see if he can find anything good in the teachings. Eventually they spar. Wait for that. It's hilarious! Hope you enjoy my commentary and after-commentary story. Later research helped us discover that this coach is Yao Shuoyu. More information in the pinned comment!
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Timecodes:
0:00 "Teaching" punching
0:28 "Footwork"
0:52 Fight philosophy
1:15 Efficacy
2:04 The long guard
2:37 MMA coach reacts
2:50 Light pressure testing
3:15 Gym etiquette
3:45 Wing Chun story
5:37 Please support - Sport
After much research, it turns out the MMA coach is actually a former pro in the cage! His name is Yao Shuoyu (陶烁宇). So that's another good lesson for anyone going into a new dojo. Do your research. This MMA coach really showed a lot of restraint just tapping our "master" a little bit when they sparred. Imagine how much training it took Coach Yao to get to his pro level, and then some random dude who can't even keep his balance when striking walks into his place to try to teach him some secret techniques. We also found another angle of this gymstorm. It's in the video titled "Kungfu: Bad and Good."
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What Capoeira you do? I trained Angola for a long while
You sound Kind of giggly and dorky with your efficacy and your trendy words
@mikenuzzo3323
What is the purpose of this comment?
The MMA coach here is truly humble in a situation where the Kung Fu guy is blatantly rude. During the short spa it's obvious that the MMA coach was taking it easy on him. He could have taken offence but instead was gentle and kind.
To be fair...
I think the kung fu guy really demonstrated his point well,
and backed it up in the sparring session.
Truly, you could see his style was not about defence.
😃👍
lol!
The only good thing about being delusional in the martial arts/ contact sports world is that it has a simple cure... sparring.😂
That's what happened to me.
Sparring only works if it's _outside_ the echo chamber.
😂👍🏻
Very true
So if you lose in sparring are you just, no good?
"This is just iron face right here"
Funniest thing ever
Glad you enjoyed!
I don't care much about the MMA world but your advice about humility in different disciplines seems like it could be used in many areas in life
Gym etiquette is the key here, you really shouldn't show up in somebody else's space and act that way, and it definitely goes both ways. Sometimes you just have to sit through bad coaching and get out at the first chance possible. It happens a lot in martial arts and is painful for everyone, even onlookers.
It's scrually a very traditional practice to go challenge other gyms in kung fu... and still completely acceptable within respected schools. But at very least show enough respect to back up your challenge. This fool isn't a master, not even close.
Went to a Muay Thai class with a lot of commercial marketing. The coach say everyone down at the end of class to talk about how easily you can knock people out (as a brag not a warning) and how you can get in movies. I spent the tune thinking 'what an idiot' and stopped the class. When learning a deadly art you should understand and respect what you're doing and your opposition.
Martial arts have made it West but the philosophy and discipline never really travelled as well.
@@teknix314 "The coach say everyone down at the end of class to talk about how easily you can knock people out"
Any respectable coach warns not to get into street fights, because even an amateur can get a lucky shot and kill you.
@@MartinWasTaken i have always thought that the whole lucky shot thing isn't real if you're good enough.
Now then, i do agree about not getting into trouble, not only to not harm others but also because they could have hidden weapons or maybe there could be many against you. And you never know if they actually know how to fight, many punks actually do.
@@teknix314 Bruce Lee actually helped bring a lot of the eastern stuff to the west but he challenged the old traditional stuff. (I don't interpret this as disrespect just a search for truth) It's necessary to test all things. What if a big black thug grabs your GF and starts r*ping her in front of you? You better not use flashy show offy moves and actually do things that work or else you will get the blame for not being man enough to protect her. That's the core reason people do martial arts: to beat up their own teacher if he ever turns evil. LOL In the west we believe in the scientific method which is you come up with hypothesis, use an experiment to test the hypoethesis by predicting what result you should get before you do the experiment using that hypothesis, and then after the test is done and results come in, you get an answer of either the hypothesis being true or false. If untrue you throw it out. If true it's then re-tested over and over again by others (called peer review) and then finally becomes a fact when anyone can take the same exact experiment to their own lab, do it themselves to prove its true. This is the process we use to figure out what is real and what is made up.
Without the scientific method we are just speculating and theorising and nobody can trust things on the face of it. You got to test everything your own teacher taught you by getting him to fight other people who say they are better. If he loses you should learn from the guy that beat him. That is not disrespect to your teacher, that is your teacher learning to respect people that are higher in rank. So the teacher should humbly say to his student "I have nothing to teach you that you wouldn't be able to learn from my rival" and learn from the guys that are better than him. This rule also applies in life. If you are a chess grandmaster and win all the tournaments then you have nothing to learn from people you beat consistently. Respect goes both ways: student should not respect a teacher that won't respect people that beat him in fights. Instead respect the guys that prove their method works scientifically through repeat testing. The day it stops working is when you got to adapt to new information and that is what Bruce Lee meant by "Be like Water". ie you are molded by the things around you, and water shapes itself to the container its poured into. His philosophies are actually more important than his invented fighting style.
I love the mma instructors technique of teaching this guy a lesson, it was the most polite and sensitive ass kicking I think I've ever seen . I would be honored to have him as my instructor ❤
As a Ving Tsun guy, when I go to a gym of another martial art, I learn their technique first. Not to “teach” them my techniques and say “my technique is better than you bla bla bla”.
This kind of “teaching” is disrespectful to other martial arts.
I think there is no strongest martial art, but the strongest one who uses it well😉
Im not sayin kung fu is the best but…A lot of mma guys diss Kung fu because they don’t know and there are a lot of imposters. But Kung fu is not what they think. And chances are a Kung fu master isn’t gonna be in an mma gym. 😂
I’ma wing chun guy myself.
@@mr._sharpe i've done boxing, Muay Thai and Wing Chun. I tried the Wing Chun AFTER the other two. And i'll be 100% honest: It's not even close to the effectiveness of boxing and muay thai. In the wing chun classes almost everything felt choreographed and it just wasn't good for fighting period. I get that you want to defend your style, but please, try muay thai and boxing (maybe at same time) for like 6-12 months, and then go back to Wing Chun. You will understand perfectly what i meant. Just try it. You will know.
@@mr._sharpe Wing Chun is good maybe if you fight slow opponent who can't fight, some average non fighter. But if you want to be able to fight ANYONE, even very good streetfighters, then you need something else, no Wing Chun. Boxing/Muay Thai/jiujitsu/judo is perfect, for example.
@@deyh5664 Wing Chun has many similarities to BJJ. Most WC gyms don't spar, don't do any pressure testing, no conditioning etc. My Wing Chun sifu has a purple belt in BJJ, done boxing and MT. We spar a lot and our training is very hard. We do a lot of pushups, pad training, sparring and pressure testing.
@@deyh5664 99% of the Kung Fu schools don't even spar, there are many many many fake self proclaimed "sifu's". If you read the video description he calls this guy also a self proclaimed teacher. I read an article on the Kung Fu Magazine forum that the Chinese government is going after these fake and self proclaimed sifu's.
What you said at the 5:20 mark is so true! Not just in MMA, martial arts, boxing etc... but just in general in all aspects of life! Be humble folks... Very good point👍🏽cheers man
The biggest problem with most "Martial Arts" is the lack of experience in a real fight. A straight right and a solid low leg kick is more effective than 99 percent of martial arts and thats sad.
@Bryan The problem is those "Masters", they want the MONEY only, and they love to be cult leaders. Most of them know what they do is bs
My kung fu master instructed us to get involved in as many real fights as possible and to join an mma gym and train with people with real fight experience. Without real world application there is no way to test your ability and training.
@@boros9994 He should have also told you to just do something better than Kung Fu...
NY had these fight clubs, in the 60s-70s, a lot like the movie "Bone". 2 things I learned by observation,
#1. Avoid arrogance.
#2. Never underestimate.
One of these artist put on a show, when 5 or 6 police, tried to apprehend him.
Eventually they took him down and yes they beat his ass. Believe me when I tell you, he handed out broken arms, broken collar bones, broken jaws.
In exchange He lost some teeth and acquired some breaks in the process as well.
Of course he was arrested.
Point being #1 and #2
MMA coach dressed like Bang and Garou from One Punch Man
Never watched that show. I'll look up Garou!
Oh my God, he does good eye.
When a black t-shirt and grey trackies makes you think of a specific anime character, you might have an addiction.
Wow I did not notice that lol
@@thegrinderman1090good addition is good
I like how the MMA guy showed control and didn't just smash the poor guy, I watched a video from mcdojolife not too long ago where he did the same thing with a delusional guy and it was enough to show him his error there isn't always a need to be a full blown meathead and hurt someone. Awesome video
Very true
People who gain confidence in their practice end up finding a greater challenge in restraint, precise and accurate use of force.
He did throw that sneaky punch when the guy stopped and put his guard down...
Sometimes idiots need a good punch to "reconsider" ones opinion.
@@viscountalpha Ah yes yes, the very correct way to ALWAYS win any sort of argument.
Keep in mind that many self defense techniques won’t work against a trained fighter but will work against a common non trained attacker who doesn’t expect anything to happen
I'd also point out that many self-defense techniques won't work against untrained people, and there's no obvious way to tell the difference between effective and ineffective self-defense techniques. This is not true of effective "combat sports" techniques, which demonstrate their effectiveness in full resistance situations daily and also reliably work in self defense, as we have seen in numerous recorded altercations.
@elenchus
Perfect response. I always either see this, or the more common “ fill in the blank traditional martial art is not meant for competition but works on the street” etc…
This is literally the plot of 90% of all kung fu movies!
Found another angle of this gym storm btw ;)
What I was thinking 😂 I subbed now
Etiquette is so important. There are things that you just don't do. Even if you think "your style" is the best, you don't just walk into a gym and pull that.
Reminds me of the that time I taught Evander Holyfield my special technique just before he beat Tyson.
Tell us more!
@@FightCommentary I can’t give details, of course, because my ancient secrets are much too deadly to reveal. In fact, they’re much too deadly to take into a ring where I can prove any of my claims. I’m sure you understand.
🤣🤣
@@andrewk.5575Please don't give away ancient secret techniques!
Strange i taught Tyson the secret "iron mouth of steel" technique. Líke in the movie Rocky we trained into fridge of a local butchers for hours and took turns biting chunks of meat from the hanged pig till nothing left.
Good job Jerry, this was actually kind of funny because the mma coach acted like he was clueless. Come visit again to, Benny
When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
Also, I see you've become king of the pirates haha
I get the feeling that if the MMA guy went to the kung fu guy's gym that it'd be straight out of that Bruce Lee movie where Bruce wrecks the whole school. Nah, probably not but its fun to imagine. Just like when you can walk forward and throw punches at the some time and imagine you're Bruce Lee, like the Kung Fu guy did in the video.
"I'll go to the MMA gym and show them how to walk forward AND punch, but I'll keep the secret of not getting hit to myself". That's the only reason he got hit by the MMA guy, he was keeping how not to get hit a kung-fu secret. And he kept it very safe.
Bruce Lee was an actor. He won no championships in combat sports. Over rated.
@@thequestbro so?
There is something about you that's really cool and great vibes. Glad I happened upon your channel
😂Lol I’m so glad you popped up in my feed! I have a friend who claims cult-ish kung fu, who also claims to always follow “the light” with no disciplined proven or practical philosophies, claims he doesn’t need therapy, when I’ve known half my life, and can identify 7 out of 9 patterns of characteristics consistent with those that suffer severe “mother wounds” and formative trauma, with a deflective and projecting trigger response whenever I try to bring it to his attention, makes bold statements about subjects he obviously knows nothing about, then denies ever saying it, even though I show him the text where is literally saying it, verbatim, with no other defense other than it was out of context, but insists on advising everyone about following “the light” and I’m just like……mmm Kay 😂😂😂
Do you have any footage of your friend?
That coach is a master of Kung-Patience.
That hat alone can beat any martial artist. Great video pirate king! 😊
😝😝🤓🤓
@@FightCommentary fake kungfu master, you call him kungfu master, you 1d1ot
That was a perfect demonstration of Iron Face Kung Fu. You’re right about humility; we all need to show respect to other fighters, especially when we visit another dojo or gym. Keep training!
This is amazing ❤❤
I wouldn't care how many things I know, if I walk into a gym I would tell the coaches "teach me pretty please 😊" after I pay for the subscription.
That's because you're actually smart and have a learning mindset. People nowadays have too much pride even when they're wrong lol
@@FirstLast-yj1hp Exactly. I have done both grappling and striking martial arts since i was very young, even weapon martial arts. But me acting like i already know it all or looking down on others? That's unheard of.
Serious words of wisdom, and the words apply to anything in life, from 4:45 to 5:00. Thank you!
Such a patient coach.
We are not gonna talk about the Luffy cosplay?
I like this video. it has a good moral. Good job Jerry!
Ramsey!! How you been?
You're killing me, man! Lol
These kung Fu guys never read the Chronicles of Dao. As skilled as Kwan was, he admits in his book that he was humbled in a NYC boxing gym. Took some getting used to the gloves. But no one should ever be as arrogant to think they've reached the pinnacle of their training. You can never stop learning.
I read that book while traveling though China on a train, wonderful
@@WasenshiDo my Jook Lum coach knew him personally. That's why I took a real interest in it. I wonder how much was real sometimes because it was so fantastic.
Love the hat btw bro. Very cultured I see✊🏿
Never turn your back on your opponent. Unsure what this guy was doing. He was tripping over his own feet too
Awesome video Jerry! I remember that story of the wing chun dude trying to demonstrate to me and the Muay Thai girl, hilarious ! He was even telling me that there was a wing chun mount escape from his secret system 😂
Wing chun mount escape? That’s awesome! I want to see!
There are certain linages that are far superior to all the rest and they don’t want to share the proper wing chun with the rest
@@PooleAcademyofWingChun nn.. ggt ç
🎉
If you grab the balls you can escape easily from any position.
its almost like saying to the MMA coach students "your coach is not good enough to train you",
and thats a very bad approach , you want to share with another coach some techniques that's fine,
but try that in a way that you don't lower his stat in his gym in front of his students at least as a form of respect and etiquette
Yep
Dude, are you wearing Luffy's hat from One Piece? That's awesome!🤣
Gloves take the effectiveness out of every fighting style
False.
@@infiniterer287 no it's true
@@10xyourlife65 Then why was the MMA guy still beating his azz?
@@infiniterer287 🤦🏿♂️ because when you fight without gloves, putting them on restricts how you fight. Are you stupid? It makes you slower There's less area to hit certain attacks that you would use cannot be used because the gloves cover more of your face It absolutely affects how you fight. You must have never practice any type of martial arts before without gloves, then put on gloves for a regular match
It makes boxing a heck of a lot stronger lol.
Back in the day, we would never have gone to another instructor's gym with the intent of lecturing the instructor or sparring with him. Not only is it rude, but it could also be perceived as a challenge. Fools rush in, as the saying does, especially in gyms.
This is why I love Sanda. Debunks a ton of mythical Kung fu stuff. Traditional stuff is pretty great for strength and conditioning though
The literal purpose of the shaolin system. The legend of the monks fighting ability is simple they trained at a time when most did not, the rest is holloywood and propaganda
This was very funny and your right stay humble at all times is correct you never know who you may be speaking with.😅
Love your outfit!
That’s a nice cover (hat) Sir
I'm like you man. I'll listen and give people my time and they probably think what they're sharing is so profound but it's me being kind. Now sometimes people share good stuff, but just saying, I'm a listener analyzer.
Totally. Also, I found another angle to this video we analyzed. It’s much better quality too.
Awesome 🎉
Hello my friend it’s been a long long TIME!!
This is such a weird phenomenon.
Awesome.
Its cool that you translate the Chinese. Love the sun hat too!
Yo man i love the one piece straw hat. Your aweaome!!
Discovered Luffy last year. Vowed to be more like him 😇😇
Good point.
Love the hat and the Asian Woody Allen vibe.😊
Nice!!
Defense is everything 😊 MMA guy pummeled him nicely.
I just learned that I actually enjoy listening to a guy with braces talk. I must be deranged.
It's so silly because there already is Kung Fu that's been systemized and trained in real sparring, it's called Sanda 😅
Problem is Sanda isn't that popular either in MMA. The last time I saw Sanda guy in MMA is Zabit Magomedsaripov. Had a pretty run in UFC but retired too early to become doctor 🗿
@@phariszaa2621 Zhang Weili?
@@aquaticlibrary Is she tho? I rarely check the woman divisions
@@phariszaa2621 She’s the current Straw-weight Champion. She has a strong Sanda base.
@@aquaticlibrary I'm aware of that, I just thought her style is more of a MT and never cross-checked it. Or perhaps my prespective of Sanda is kinda mislead, since I reckon Sanda is all about those flashy things Zabit did
Guy in your story sounds like Master Seagal teaching Anderson Silva how to front kick! 😂😂😂
HAHAHA ;) That's one classic throwback!
Love the straw hat! X✊
Love ya bud!
Is that you Luffy cosplay ?
Looking sharp
That left hook though when the kung fu guy put his hands down! The best part of this video though is the Straw Hat, digging the Luffy vibe
Are you excited about the new live action adaptation?
@@FightCommentary Yes
It's so goood!
It is always satisfying to watch a bully get taken down a peg. First rule in fighting is humility unless you're Mike Tyson.
After seeing Jerry in that yellow hat, I think that he should become a professional wrestler named Huggy Bear and team up with two other wrestlers named Starsky and Hutch.
That sounds amazing!
I owned LA Boxing Franchise Corporation. From 1992-2003 we had a couple locations then in 03 we started franchising and by 07 had 121 sold and 70 or so open I. 19 states plus Puerto Rico. We taught Boxing, Muay Thai and BJJ. I tell you that to say this, I’ve seen these very things happen more times than I can count. The karate/king fu/etc person thinks they are so amazing until the sparring starts. Our rules of the ring were (we sold to the UFC gym in 2012), “Punch as hard as you want to be punched.” We also gave 3 warnings to chill if they got froggy. After that if you’re still “angry punching” our guys are free and clear to KO you. It happened but rarely. As most people stopped after one or two warnings. But after the sparring those people always had WAY more respect for Boxing/Muay Thai. 😂😂😂 They would them sit around and want to talk to us, which we of course did similar to what we see here, we always allowed someone to say their piece as long as they were respectful. But it is hilarious how universal these scenarios are at all MMA Gyms. I understand completely as I was a karate guy myself prior to boxing and after a single 3 minute round in the ring I realized I had literally wasted all those years in karate (Tang Soo Do for me). So I get it. But once you are presented with the truth. Most accept but a few get what we call, “Wrong and Strong”. 😂😂😂. Great Video. Sorry for the TL;DR comment 😜
You know they're a true master when they do a 360 turn blocking all directions.
Everyone got a plan until they take a secret boxing technique to the face.
4:36 self awareness is the remedy🤣
The old Chinese styles lack pop and power with their techniques. I use plenty of Kung-fu techniques, I've just had to learn how to adjust them into my style to make them work.
Hay bud great job on the video thanks for sharing 🥊
The guy gave away all his over before they even started 😆
If that guy was a kung-fu master his style must have been Moo Shu Pork.
this was very entertaining. i notice in addition to "iron-face" technique, kung fu guys are very fond of "run forward throwing slaps and punches like a hyperactive schoolgirl". is there a name for this? it seems like the opposite of logical well-formed kung fu technique, for when all that orderly training breaks down in an actual fight. presumably this is very intimidating and overwhelming for non-experts and keeps them in their place ... but trained fighters don't seem to have much of a problem since it's just a combination of things they trained for from day one
It's kind of what everyone does when they don't have much combat experience regardless of whether they do kung fu or not. The "orderly training" most arts do is a farce that doesn't build much perceivable skill or structure. Doing watered down forms with no actual gong fu frame and then learning some applications from your teacher who also doesn't know how to fight does not a master make. It's a valid strategy to close the distance fast and overwhelm your opponent, and it makes a lot of sense in a non-sporting context. But if you have no understanding of how to attack and defend yourself properly that strategy just becomes bum rushing.
Real kung fu was used to defend some of the most successful empires for thousands of years against some of the most ruthless warriors who had trained their entire lives in the art of killing proficiently... what is seen today is a far cry from real kung fu... real kung fu masters in today's world are still employed to teach special forces globally even in the west. These masters just have little interest in social media.
@@unmessable12 and in the case of a grappling opponent it's a bad day for your strike game. Bjj would put that stupidity on the ground in a pretzel.
C'mon man, you go to someone's gym to show off, be ready to get your ass whooped. And he wasn't ready. 🤣
His kung fu style is 'Pushes up glasses' technique.
"Be like water". MMA guy apparently really learned the meaning.
Meanwhile, the WuShu "master" found his ego was his was worst enemy. LOL!
First time watching this channel. Glad I did.
He's not a sifu, he is a self proclaimed master. He probably never had any formal training or sparred.
@@padmad3k63 It appears so. His technique was trash.
Btw, it's Shifu, if my memory serves me right.
@@TruGhost. @Ghost.. That is now the Northerners say it Shifu, the South Chinese say Sifu.
These idiots don't even spar. I had joined a Wing Chun school and the teacher was Chinese, they didn't spar, no pushups, no bag workout. To be honest I would bet everything that these kids who trained there would get their asses kicked.
I trained at a different school and the teacher here was a white dude, he was an MMA fighter, purple belt in BJJ, he was good with MT and Judo, he also boxed. He focussed a lot on sparring, power training and the most important: pressure training. His training was very hard but effective. There are so many similarities between Wing Chun and BJJ and it's sad that 99% of most Wing Chun schools don't teach it because if you understand how Wing Chun actually works then it's very easy to understand how BJJ works.
These fake sifu's are funny, I'm glad the Chinese government is going after them after Xu exposed them. How the heck do you want to KO someone if you never do any pushup, pad training or any other power training. It's a joke.
Although the context was more appropriate (it was at a wing chun school), I distinctly remember getting groundfighting advice from a wing chun teacher many years ago. He claimed that, unlike BJJ, wing chun could fight multiple opponents on the ground.
That’s hilarious!
@@FightCommentary yeah...I never did get to see these amazing groundfighting techniques unfortunately. I guess they were too advanced or secret for someone like me.
We need more mma to do the same 😂😂😂
Luffy is that you???😂😂😂
This reminds me back in the good old martial days a cocky guy dropped in the dojo and tried to impress us with his style. I kicked his air out as soon as we started the drills. Be humble when you visit others' places.
What was he trying to show?
@@FightCommentary He was just showing off his "invincible" moves and punches. Problem was that he did not realize that our dojo was an old style karate school well known for sparring. By the way, I had no intent to hurt the guy as we were just doing our regular drills. It was just that he over-estimated himself.
I miss the "masters" getting beat up by amateurs and semi-pro. Most have been more careful after after of the all beatings like 3-4 years ago.
Kung fu my ass.. the neighbor who watched too many movies 🤣🤣
He ' s doing jetli moves in chen zen
Strawhat gang!!
I think there is a value to kung fu practicioners. Hear me out. Without realising it they are integrating social discourse in the midst of sparring/fighting. They will suddenly stop randomly in the midst of a fight and start lecturing/teaching you why your position/technique is wrong, and out of politeness you will stop and listen, then they randomly continue and give you some "showcase punches/kicks" (slowly chipping damage at you). They are thinking outside the box! They have successfully weaponized social etiquette and integrated it into kung fu, they are basically using politeness against you! deadly.
A Kung Fu master can win a fight against another Kung Fu master that makes him good at Kung Fu, if a MMA fighter wins a fight against another MMA fighter that makes him good at fighting period.
YES! I luv the straw hat look. I gotta get me that hat and wear it whenever I watch these vids!
Never laugh or make fun of another. No matter how lo g how good you become theres always some one else thats better. Be humble. Be thank full
What do you think about professor Ronald duncan .
How did you get my hat
“What’s your shtoyle?!”
"Iron face" haha
Gloves change a lot. Just look at bare knuckle boxing. I have participated in bare knuckle for a couple of years in my youth. Bas ruten also shows you how no gloves changes things. The format changes things. The awareness of the moment changes things... it’s the nature of sport vs real danger.
What discipline is this? Hung gar is more about redirection, circular and angular movements, defense, and strong stance.
Only one way this should end by that guy getting beat up for lieing about being a master
Kung fu is not bushido, two different countries; China and Japan.
There are many martial arts practitioners that are full of it. Doesn’t matter if it is mma, any bushido art, or any wing chun art. There are also many effective practitioners in all arts too.
It always comes down to the person and how they interpret these skills into themselves. Never underestimate any opponent regardless of training…….
No actual Bushido....bull-shido. it's a play on words for martial arts that are BS
@@gustavodelamora3676 sure I get it, it is rather derogatory though. Groups a bunch of things together they shouldn’t be. Also, puts practitioners down that do practice Bushido.
I have seen my fair share of corrupt practitioners. They deserve to be exposed. Just, I don’t think that is the way …….
Full contact. Fist on fist. No gloves.
Formal fighting techniques don't have a snowballs chance in hell against MMA fighters
Bro I live in China, and it's very common for random dudes who never trained a day in their life to claim mastery of kung fu or Sanda because they watch a lot of kung fu or action movies and think they got enough brain to figure it out from their couch.
Just a cautionary note that for all we know, the kung-fu guy in the video may not have trained any martial arts ever, while trying to teach. I've seen that with mma too, dudes who clearly never trained, trying to teach mma in gyms to impress folks.
Commentators voice definitely sounds intelligent lmfao 😅😅😅😅😅