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In order to be effective in martial arts. You must practice while under pressure and compete a lot

Did bjj for 3 months and tore meniscus, labrum, dislocated collarbone, grade 3 wrist sprain, ankle sprain, rib fracture, cartilage tear, and popped ribs… either don’t do bjj or don’t train with egotistical guys in their 20s

Yeah, I remember the days of hard sparring. The only reason I could find the bus after training, was because it was yellow. Later on I found that the hard sparring wasn't necessary. It has probably made me tougher. But, my vision got a little impaired from it. I still managed to finish two engineering degrees after it. So the brain has to be quite resilient and has some ability to repair or replace damage

I guess this is why my master, when I used to be a teenager said "do knuckle pushups I know it hurts and all, but when you use those knuckles in competition doing the karate punch and its knock effect on your opponent you are going to remember me and be thankful that you learnt this" - my translation from the speeches of my karate master, when he used to lecture me, during my teenage years. Yes, I am good. When everybody my age used to get drunk somewhere and sleep with hookers I chose my master and my karate dojo, hence now at almost at my thirties per age I am still in pretty good shape per karate ability. It is true my weight fluctuates per dieting, but my skills don't as I do practice them everyday, no rest days.

always 3 knuckle you can get more power toughen your knuckles up and you won't hurt your hand

Very cool, thanks!

I disagree with what Ramsey Dewey just said adrenaline increases the calcium stores in your muscle it also decreases pain it increases neuromuscular efficiency and it makes your body better able to utilize glucose

Mike Tyson is only what he is because of Cus D'Amato, without Cus there will be not this Tyson

3 years in BJJ. MCL injury, broken toe here and there. Mostly bruises. If I know I'm gonna get submitted, I tap. It's pretty easy to tell early if you don't have an ego about it. That MCL injury taught me some lessons.

wrong!!! India has more population than China, even about this you don't know...but ok...a fake will always be a fake

They look like your videos about martial arts... a fake will always be a fake

I agree. Long ago, when I used to be a teenager, stupidly passionate about martial arts and fighting, I had agreed to fight a boxer. He punched me in the face so hard I felt weak. I said I accept your victory, but if I add my kicks, you will have problems. He agreed after he barely escaped when my kick was about to land on his face. Overall, we were both wrong. Fighting isn't the answer. The answer is the fighter. (The true victor at war is the one who avoids it,) Bushido - My Translation of Bushido teachings, some of which I studied at Birkbeck, University of London and some taught by my armenian master during my teenage years. OSU Ramsey, meaning respect

Ramsey please review baki fights.

Jesus!!! At least if you are gonna have some "masters" represent traditional Kung Fu, put a young guy in there instead of all these delusional middle-aged guys! At least the young guy has the strength and raw aggression that could give him a puncher's chance against a skilled oppenent. And, chances are good that a young guy has been exposed to mma/bjj/boxing/ muay thai at some point. Old dudes in China are highly unlikely to have ever been exposed to sport fighting, unlike many of us middle-aged Americans who were around to watch the very first UFC fight on pay-per-view, which motivated us to go out and find a gym to learn it. I have been a traditional martial artist for over 3 decades, but competed amateur boxing, cross trained with friends who are skilled in grappling, and have been in enough street fights to know that flowery flashy moves don't work well when the adrenaline kicks in. This shit is fucking embarrassing, and these dudes are making TMA practioners who actually do know how to fight look bad!

Watching this Championships was really one of most fun things I watched on yt. I was so entertain, to the point that i didn't even thought about half the things you were talking about. I guess a bit of "saltiness" is very much justified and honestly needed. Why would they cut out this many of your insightful takes, the person who's experienced at fighting, if they really wanted to help people with understanding self defense

This hat... Reminds me traditional headvear of some former USSR republics.

Jujutsu takes years off your body.

Hi Ramsey, loved your story about picking up your scooter at 16:10 - you make it sound so funny 😆 I love your videos - keep them coming 🙂

Honestly all martial arts have the potential to cause injury, even devastating injuries. Many of those are accidental during training and should be a risk that the student should factor in. Unfortunately the nature of BJJ allows sociopaths to do it with malicious intent and plausible deniability. Not only that it is also fairly easy to cause life altering injuries. "O I broke the guys leg because he didn't tap in time" not allowing any time for tapping, for instance. The internet if chockful of examples of things like that happening. Having a good sparring partner can help mitigate those issues, but especially for people coming into a new gym, you don't know who those good partners are. I loved the art when I practiced it, but after two neck disc replacements (not caused during training) and knowing some of the kinds of people that it attracts, I just couldn't afford the risk anymore.

Simply amazing, love it😂

All I know is that, if we use style vs style then Juijitsu is the most superior. They made fighters fight each other with style vs style back in the 90s and Juijitsu guys always beat them all before they came up with MMA because fighters now take Juijitsu and wrestling regardless of background they have. I did Muay Thai for 9 years and participated in a few tournaments. Just one kick at the juijitsu guy and it might be my first and last kick because the guy would not stand up fighting me.

I found this entertaining but not helpful and here's why! We all already know we are going to die, that will not help us in the ring also I don't think this is the greatest fear I think injury and embarrassment are worst. What I believe will help me is to focus on what I can do in the ring, foundations, breathing, and visualization before fight. The stuff about facing death is very important for life but I am not going to be think about death before a match its not going to help me thanks anyways.

That's a wrong definition. Cartoons are animation primarily geared towards kids, such Mickey mouse. Animation is a medium not a genre, Japanese anime has its own cartoons, but stuff especially like Hajime no Ippo are not cartoons but proper Mature telivision meant for 16 and above. If you are gonna make a statement at least make a properly informed one.

Knocked out by the ugliest punch thrown.

'A person who trains boxing and wrestling for a year will beat any Kung Fu fighter' - Bruce Lee

Ego , wherever there is ego , there is a chance for injury , in all martial arts , external destroys the body , external is a young man’s game , the older I get the more I appreciate the internal martial arts ( tai-chi ) , hsing - I , I was once young aggressive and use go hard , I learned

there is a sanda movie... its so obscure it was hard for me to find subtitles that made sense... its called XANDA, from 2004 i think

the literal only reason i didnt go to china to trian sanda was because i was 21 years old and was very intimidated by the fact it was so hard to communicate in english when i visited. but the hong kong part of that trip made me go do a year of art school in there 3 years later. i miss hk

my sanda background comes so in handy in muay thai training... i can sweep literally anyone

Japanese cartoon? its anime it ain't for kid yes their is anime for kids but most anime ARE NOT like Barsrek

Hey Dewey, been a while. Glad you're still making vids. On the topic, this was a crazy wakeup call for me. I never realized bringing nunchucks and throwing chi blasts would be an effective means of self defense. Perhaps George Dillman and his fake-ass, stupid chi woo woo nonsense isn't as useless as 99.999% of the population think it is.

Idk if i could pick only 5 but I'll definitely say the lead push knee in underrated so is the lead uppercut elbow follow by either a rear hook punch or rear horrisontal elbow

BJJ can be very bad for the hips. I know some who have had to have hip surgery before age 40 because of the wear and tear of BJJ.

Viking Samurai just got annoyed with Tony's video and called him out. Apparently Seagal is gonna be training him for his upcoming boxing fight. This could be some fun drama to watch unfold.

That is why heavy weight is the best division to fight in. Just to not torture yourself losing weight

What’s the first defense move called.

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IP MAN TURNED INTO SLEEP MAN 😂🤣

If you’re a beginner, not so much , but if advanced or intermediate , hell yes , training alone is where you really get to practice and refine what you learned in training. Just like home work .

Sorry 'bout your knee. Thanks for the advice brother. Sleep, food and exercise are most important for health. Thank you for sharing what you learned from your mistake. You might have saved me an injury hopefully we'll never know

This isn't karma. If karma worked so quickly and directly humans would quickly learn to advance morally and spiritually not just with technology. But I wonder if anyone else noticed the video posted recently by Rokas of him lying in hospital with a shattered shin bone after surgery facing life altering injury to his leg. After rolling with an irresponsible partner who used an illegal bjj takedown. More of a case of sometimes bad things happen to good people because they happen.

This is why both brawlers and fighters struggle against just raw crazy person on drugs.

what if im a left handed orthodox lol

It keeps happening because they put a inexperienced fighter in there to make the MMA fighter look good same shit they did in the UFC when it first started but after awhile experience fighters showed up and showed out. There's nothing wrong with traditional martial arts it all depends on the skills knowledge and understanding of the practitioner.

Boxers practice getting hit - karate fighters practice not getting hit.

A pro boxer isn't just trained to box. They spar daily, they run, and run, and run, it's strength condition, it's learning great defense and how to get buzzed and still keep going. Their cardio alone is going to show while you're gassed within two minutes. And heavy sparring will tell a story, as well as multiple 12 round fights with an opponent who will either beat you on points or knock you the f out. No, this isn't just about training to box. Boxing is a lifestyle... it's a career goal... and if it's a Mexican fighter, it's about honor and leaving nothing on the table and going out on your sword. It's not some dude learning Karate on the weekends. There is not comparison. Not even MMA produces the sort of athletes we see in boxing.

learn the difference between violence and force violence is the assertion of your will over another's, removing their ability to choose/have autonomy force is an application of energy that can be used in a multitude of ways (you use force to open the pickle jar, just enough, to get the job done), in relation to opposing violence, it's the use of force to do such, not counter-violence however, war is violence outright because of military and goovernment structure goovernments are violent because they presume authority over all individuals who happent obe born in a region, under no consent of those individuals to be 'ruled' you cannot govern the tenets of freedom look into "democide"

speak for your self! most don't you don't, but, some do socio-psychologist and philosopher here violence is the assertion of will upon another who does not share the intention of the desire from which the will is motivated it's rooted in FEAR, fear-trauma, and the complex dynamics of energy that expands and surrounds from that

police forces in the US? guy, you are ummm either naive or sheltered or something the entire world is a police state, and the US is the one place where it's less such because of the bill of rights 'papers!' - you're so used to the cage you aren't sure what freedom looks like not saying the US is freedom but the ideas exist and the exercising of the avenues to re-wild ourselves from captive slaavery and domestication are a thing