ABSOLUTION VOID - TUTORIAL (ALL MARTIAL ARTS) 

The great thing is it catches them in movement so it usually suprises them even if its not thrown hard

It’s called counter punches you absolute casual

@@Nosekiensoi-sl3oo Yeah, no. Counter punching is something else. Pulling punches is keeping your head and shoulders back while you strike. You can use them as counter punches sure, but they aren’t the same thing. Also you’re clearly not a fighter or you’d have some humility. Go have your first fight and then get back to me.

It is called a pull counter.

If i did this in red alert 1 and cc generals does that count?

@@JeanPhilippeBoucher yep most defentily works well that way as well. Expecilly when they are coming in. Left foot forward works as a great bait to! Thanks for the comment !

@@ricajubilado i have read and studied jeet kune do. Do you know what the move was called. Its been a bit sense ive delved into his works

@@novacombatarts Wow! Thays great! I dont know if was a movement but i guess that its the step, stance, distance etc

@@ricajubilado i know he talkd heavily of attacking at the same time they attack. Dont remember him talking about moving the body out the way while the attack comes closer but i wouldn be suprised if he did and i missed it !

@@novacombatarts Well, i didnt trained JKD, all that Iknow its about other masters, researchers etc told about his life and combat system.

One of the best to do it thats for sure

@@fin9281 thanks !!

@@hellohennessy3462 its a term i use. In my school we have parry types. One of them is the absolution parry. Where you attack into thier attack. That term came from olympic fencing. When you do that kind of parry while at the same time voiding out the body part that is targetes is why i call it absolution void. If you just void and attack it may not be a void that also brings your attack closer. The key is it needs to void and bring you closer in one movement and tempo not 2. A regular slip and counter could be mis leading. I could slip to the left or to the right. t The slip may or may not bring my attack closer depending on what i throw. Example. If were both left foot forward and they jab and i slip to the right to the and then i upper cut with my rear hand. The slip loaded my upper cut but it did not also bring my upper cut closer. It actually brought it further away. This concept is not a new concept by any means though and is in pretty much every martial art but i never found any with a name for it. When im in the corner coaching its easier for me to say absolution void with a hook. Then slip to the inside while you hook when he is coming forward with his cross and catch him in tempo. Expecially because in the example with conor he is not actually doing a slipping movement he is voiding the body out the way. A slip is a different movement. Ill usually use a shorter word if i can because i need to maximise my coaching minute between rounds. Ive also found when i make concept videos like this it makes people think deeper into fighting using that specific concept. I plan on eventually making a video that shows every absolution void movement for every type of attack. So by any means im not saying i made this move up i just put a easy term for it for my school and make these videos to make my coaching easier for them and alot of times i also share this videos. I couldn find a term for the move either so i just put 2 words together that made sense. Hope that anwers your question

@@novacombatarts Yeah, slip counter is quite a broad term. But I get what you mean. A slip counter can either be a 2 tempo move, slip to left, left hook, or a single tempo with slip to left with right rook at the same time. You technique is completely valid. I just find the name you gave it kind of fantasy like. Something I'd see in a fantasy game or anime.

@@hellohennessy3462 thas understandble it is a fantasy sounding name but fits fencing. For boxing thier arent really any names that sound like that. Is eastern arts thier are and fencing has alot. I tried to use terms that already existed and just combine them. Appreciate your view points

No it's a pull counter. Slip counter would be if you strike while slipping in the same motion(usually it's done to the lead foot). In this case he slips to get the opponent to enter the position, then attacks in the next motion on op's overextension.

@@AdobadoFantastico in the example in the clip it is indeed a pull counter. The reason the concept its self is important is because it shows it can be done with a pull or slip as both are voids. It can even be done with a roll. Techniclly all 3 are voids. Which is why this concept is just a umbrella. Your 100 percent right what mcgregor did is a pull counter

@@kevinmarquez5733 do you know what they called it. Ive read a good anount of those manuscripts but its been a while i remember simaler conceptd they talked about but not following all 3 things. They had so much good stuff in thier manuscripts though i would not be suprised if i missed it.

@@novacombatarts Meisterhauwen, the five Master Cuts. Zornhau is my favorite of these five

@@kevinmarquez5733 the master cuts dont achieve all three things needed to full fill the concept. While they do alot of times attack into the attack and some times hit them in the same tempo they dont all also void out the opponents target from what i remember. They usually achieve 2 of the requirements not all 3. I dont remember if they also talk about them voiding the body part targets out of the way. I.33 also has the counters to each guard as well

@@kevinmarquez5733 krumphau for example does not achieve all 3. A zwerch how ever does though.

@@novacombatarts While not part of the actual cut, one thing commonly taught when making them is to move out of the way of your opponents cut, as a sort of contingency against a mistime.

@@joeyvanhaperen7715 i would say both your examples are correct. Sounds like you under stand the concept to me! In your 2nd example the attack would be you attacking there weapon or hand by grabbing it with your left. The passing step to the left voids the body while bringinging it closer. Now the sword attack its self is2 tempos though. The hanging parry then the pass and cut. Usually your pary also needs to be a attack in a sense or attacking into thier attack. In you first example your parry is also grabbing thier leg kick. So your parry is also a attack to the leg. The shoulder dipping as you throw voids the left side they kick while bringing your right arm closer for the throw.

@@pyrometheus4277 do you know the name of the concept id love to look into it

​@@novacombatarts I'm guessing it's sen-sen-no-sen, which is "winning" initiative over an opponent who tries to take the initiative with a pre-emptive attack - i.e., a simultaneous counter. Here's an example, from Miyamoto Musashi's Niten-Ichi-Ryu kenjutsu - a short sword counter against a katana attack - first kata in this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mWa_BU9P9ZY.html I believe this is also an essential concept in spear-fighting, sōjutsu.

@@ThomasToPC so i belive that is kinda different. The timing is the sams though. Which in german fencing is indes or however you spell it. The key to this concept though has 3 key varibles. 1 it must be during there attack like in mushashi school. 2 it must void the body out the way and 3 it must also bring your attack closer. So i do believe it does fit one of the 3 things needed.

@@novacombatarts Sassen might be a better parallel concept here. See if this video short is a better demo - attack and defence as one, and in this case creating the void with a body turn and use the rotational movement to simultaneously close in with your own weapon. ru-vid.comSaK802GPvTA?si=sjD4XXi5UtQgYkEy

@@ThomasToPC idk what they are saying but the move he does is defintly it

@@hotpopcorncake would work with any bladed weapon. Although unless heavily trained i would not use this in a real knife fight. Your to close and thier are to many varibles and to many attacks happen to fast. The longer the weapon the easier this is to do because the more time you have.

@@novacombatarts Well I practice FMA but am not familiar with practicing this Spanish fencing style, I wonder what kind of long-range live weapon this would work on. I've seen Spanish fencing movies when it takes one poke of those Spanish rapiers or swords (not sure what sword they use) and you are done. Of course, I could buy those practice blades and learn off online..idk what you think.

@@hotpopcorncake rapier is the weapon used. You could do spanish, italian or german fencing. All are lots of fun

@@novacombatarts Are Rapier good for slashing or they come dull

@@hotpopcorncake you can get sharp or blunt

@@jocoolshow the move mcgregor does is a pull counter.

@@arnijulian6241 one i stated its best set up with false attacks so your not guessing what they throw. You choose what they throw. If set up with a false attack the opponent if not going first you are. Ya just trying to do this with no set up is hell risky as i stated in the video. 2 this move is faster then a norml counter for several reasons. Your attacking into thier attack. Which closes distance faster. It does alot of damage because they are coming forward. 2 the more tools you have in the bag the better. 3 mcgreager did this to the highest level fighters all the time. 3 if you void or slip at all why not also throw with it to increase its effectiveness. Countering is more reliable i 100 percent agree but its also alot more predictable. Why should one person only counter. That makes them very predictable and gives the opoonent less to work about. Plus people are used to normal counters. Yes its less risky but some times you must take risks if you have trained the move properly it becomed reliable. This is how mcgreagor made it so far. He did this same move to several of the best fighters in the world. Also if you think you cannot gain power and do damage from this attack your insanely wrong. This move does more damage then others. The reson is every punch or kick thrown voids out a specific body part. Expecially when using the hips for power. This technique does not requre you to change or make the movement softer. If i throw a power hook it also moves a certian body part out the way. Plus i hit them as they come in unguarded this makes it twice as strong and effective just have to have great timing. So idk where your getting it has to be thrown with retraint. The movement of the punch or the kick doesn even change at all just which punch or kick you throw when changes. Also muay thai does teach several moved that void while attacking i can post several videos of it being done. Also alot of fights arent about not getting hit its about not taking to much damage. When it comes to hand to hand combat. While you did make a couple good points its never wise to limit your self and techniques. I appreciate your view points though. Every concept and teccnique has its place, some get used more then others and some are higher risk higher reward. A good martial artist balances all of that and never limits himself imo.

​@@novacombatarts ''Counterpunch'' not a normal counter lad. They don't teach that old form anymore as you strike to defend the approach. Use 'ABSOLUTION VOID'' if you like but it's a bottle neck even if effective. I prefer fundamentals. 'Simplicity is Beauty' as we Engineers say. Many Muay thai lot incorporated ideas not original to the system. Nai Khanom Tom is often considered the father of Muay thai & the original system was an armed system foremost. Many do not practice it as it was intended with sticks, swords, shields & all sorts. If it is long while acting like a stick or fist then it is fair game. I hold few unarmed martial systems in high regard but Muay thai & Loh Musht. Only lot that when they went against me they reminded me of my Grandfather as ex forces. Genuine intent to harm with familiarity. Great fun! You see it as competition, not live & death. 'ABSOLUTION VOID'' works in a ring or a duel, but the real world; no! The Sikh's do the same as we Pugilists strike the hands & wrists to remove them out of play to strike something more vital. If an opening cannot be had then make one! Them Sikh's do it all very different mind but a lot of the fundamentals are the same as pugilism. They have no spectacle or dance but get to the job done just as I was taught in Traditional bare-knuckle boxing by my Great grand father & Grand father which both served like my father though the latter was never a pugilist. My dad likes to think he is a pugilist but more marksmen & Demolitions.

@@arnijulian6241 you say its a bottle neck yet its being done by the best fighters in the world. Fundementals are the fundementals of every movement and every option. You should be using all of them. Street or ring. If you want to limit your self go ahead its your progress. People that only stick to the little bit they know dont advance fast at all. You see absolution voids in every art. Old school muay thai as well. I always forget that the random youtube commenters are better then elites in the world who are doing these movements though. Simplicity can be good but creativity beats so many fighters why do you think jones is where he is. If both people have the basics mastered the one who has more tools wins. If you dont know how every movement can also void you then you dont know the fundementals like you think you do. Also if you hold few systems in high reguard then that tells me your not educated in them as they all have things to benifit from. But hey more power to ya. Stick to what ya know if that works for you and dont try anything else. Im sure your a pro fighter with tons of street fights.

@@novacombatarts ''Street or ring'' no! What my elders taught me is not for a ring or the streets. I was instructed in matters of Polemology=warfare studies since infancy. I use to do a bit of fencing myself in my youth but prefer knifes & daggers as they engage then disengage much quicker while far more practical to carry. mind any object with a point will service? if they were the ''best fighters'' in the world as you claim then they be doing the real thing & not a ring with rules. Pugilism was a very different matter in the past before Queen Anne's rules let alone Queensberry Rules. not one of wrenches, couple locks, falls, other tricks etcetera are allowed in a ring since the late 19th century with valid reason. ''creativity'' is fine but keep it simple for if it is to fancy it don't work in the real world if pressure tested! 'ABSOLUTION VOID'' has value but it makes people think the opponent will do the same. Even if not against some one like myself a simple brawler with pain tolerance will not be compliant. Even master fencers the amount of them that got ran through by a simple charging brawler so they both met their maker. I'm more then willing to learn other systems but am I proficient? I know what I know & have yet to be bested in my failed health. a 1/4 of my lung capacity did a number on my stamina & time I can spend in a conflict. i have minute or 2 at most to decide the out come which is plenty for most but I can't show any kindness unfortunately. My health won't permit it! I had my 5th shiv attack against me by 14 & am still among mortals. I must doing something right ah?

​@@novacombatarts I hold Sikh's like Gurkha's in high regards for more then just combat. They are the only 2 groups I'd fall beside without complaint unlike my own creed that has a few blemishes in their conduct! Muay thai good fighters but hot tempers though the Thai lot are a fun bunch but I have a few disagreements is all. Your more then welcome to mock me but I'd ask & prefer you don't make light of those few I actually hold high. If you didn't question me then I suspect you lacked any consistency. Mind is it not good to have ones notions of matters in this case ''ABSOLUTION VOID'' challenged?