KEYSI Fighting Method | Focus Mitt Drill 

very cool and unique combination. don't listen to mindless haters, I myself would be really interested in seeing more Keysi combinations. this one is just so simple and compact for self-study.

The Keysi Fighting Method final fight from Mission: Impossible III could make for a worthwhile breakdown. (KFM Final Fight from MI3.)

Keysi is such a wonderful defensive art. I like to improvise with grips and knees incorporated. Coming from a Goju jitsu ryu background. I was really impressed with the results.

KFM seems good to People like me that are heavy and slow, once blocking its hard and dodge its even worse, their blocks needs cover all face

Keysi is batman martial arts right.

It's very similar to Silat in terms of using a specific strike to multiple areas of the body. With keysi being the hammer fists while Silat using elbows. Another things similar is that both styles aren't afraid to drop down to attack to lower body.

nice video joey and the background music sounds familiar

Joe, Great video! Are you teaching Keysi anywhere in the NW suburbs?

Some of those are extremely weak strikes and problem causers to the elbow

Nice video Joey!! How can I get the t shirt you are wearing?

nice pads from hong kong

Why throw a hammer fist to the body if you can throw a hook?

Hello im from turkey i want to learn keysi pretty well but tberes no course for keysi so sometimes its getting hard without a course do you have any friends from turkey who know keysi or will you thinking about coming to turkey? I really wanna learn keysi

Hello, you could tell me where keysi classes are taught in Spain. thank you

@JoeyBslash3. Hi. I Just recently started watching your videos. Really good. You guys put a lot of effort. I appreciate it. Just one question I'd like to ask. How effective is the Keysi fighting style? How is it compared to Filipino martial arts, Judo, etc.? Does it cover all aspects of defense? It looks cool in movies.

Just spent the last hour or so watching Keysi videos and, for me, this technique is about the only thing I've seen that I'm even slightly interested in. I think I'll incorporate this particular drill into my training but the system, over all, doesn't really make me excited or interested in doing much research into it.

Thanks. Now i know how to fight like Batman

So, face, kidney, side of leg (strikes)?

you might find this hard to believe, for about 10 years I've been studying and practising 5 forms of martial arts. Karate, kalaripayattu, boxing, jujitsu( with and without the katana) , and an ancient Greek style ( Xiphis, Makhaira, and Falcata/Kopis) I mainly focus part of my attention to the hand to hand aspects of all the styles. I try to incorporate all of them in a single workout session, doing for10-15 minutes for an hour. I've mainly been teaching myself this cause I can't afford classes, but don't worry I use one of my brother's as a sparing partner. anyways, I might start learning keysi as well. funny thing is though before I became fully interested in martial arts, for historical purposes I was learning a British sword style, and I'm really good with it to, wouldn't say I'm the best, but I'm good (I practice with a wooden staff about the length of a sword, still do). when I saw the skill and technique I was acquiring, I thought to myself,"this awesome". this started everything that lead me to this day. my discipline, respect, knowledge, and wisdom I picked up from everything I've learned. so in order it started with fencing, next was the ancient Greek ( I listed the sword types already), about the sametime samurai, then karate, after that boxing, then most recent and finally kalaripayattu. sometimes I try to combine them, like mix moves from one style to a move in another style, it's not as easy as it sounds, but its for fun. it's cool being able to go from one style to another. but I'm better with karate, boxing, fencing and the Greek style. mostly do to the fact I trained with them for longer. anyways sorry for my life story, but that's how it started for me, my love for history. funny how something's lead to others.

Seems a bit primitive in nature with the constant hammer fists. It is a matter of what the situation is action/reaction

Im not dissing Keysi. I believe all Martial Arts are good it truly depends on the person doing it. But may i ask why always have your hands on your head. I understand to protect it, but doesn't that leave your sides open? And i wish in films it was a little bit faster. In the Dark Knight franchise it looked a little ridiculous, but in Jack Reacher it was well done. Like i said not hating it. Just curious

This is the same as the "Jack Reacher" fight breakdown...?

Would be great try this in sparring, if not it becomes just a useless and fantasy coreography.

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None of those blows have any power behind them. A senior high school wrestler could take these guys out

Hammer fist someone’s leg in a fight and they will laugh at you while they hammer fist the back of your ear. Train BJJ and Muay Thai like you know what your doing. This is a waste

This will get you annihilated in every fight. Absolute nonsense

LMFAO! Is this for real? Oh please tell me that this isn't the cringe movie fight scenes come to life, and there are people that take this slap and tickle seriously? There is everything wrong with this crap. Every bit of this left a vital portion of a major body part open to being hit. If this is how someone trains, it ain't for fighting for real. Cute for fantasy land people.

The Keysi Fighting Method final fight from Mission: Impossible III could make for a worthwhile breakdown. (KFM Final Fight from MI3.)