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Principle of Half Beat Striking

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Here we look at the principle of half beat striking from a concussive clinch. Also referred to as incidental striking! Everything you do in Combatives should hurt on entry, this is a good example of that!
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15 мар 2022

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Комментарии : 39

@frq6922 2 года назад

Great to see you both together in video

@avisilvermann2838 Год назад

Two best instructors in the world for realistic fighting

@CoenradJMorgan Год назад

Freeking Genius in his ability to make a rather challenging sequence understandable, without this first step, nothing else matters.

@limowoman 2 года назад

Love that ballistic clinch i have tried it on someone helping me train and felt it also wow shakes your brain

@IzzoWingChun 2 года назад

Great stuff as always. Met Lee years ago. He’s a class act.

@marcelturk8780 2 года назад

Both your speed and coordination is uncanning.

@papamike3627 2 года назад

Re-United AGAIN !!! In "Jeet Kune Do" (Bruce Lee's Methodology Toward Self Defense), the "HALF BEAT" is like a staccato form of timing and it's AWESOME to see the GENIUS of both of these "Purveyors Of Economy Of Motion" make my Sigong Lee smile in spirit as to what these two men pass on to others !!! I, also, LOVE the fact that a lot of the strikes are "STEALTHY" in nature as not being too obvious just in case of a possible cell phone videoing. ( Pekiti Tirsia Kali GrandMaster Gaje would be proud!!! ) JKD Sifu Mike Goldberg

@papamike3627 2 года назад

@@freakybeaky1 We are always learning, aren't we? 🙂

@papamike3627 2 года назад

@@freakybeaky1 Interested in your opinion, so, if you don't mind please search: jkd sifu mike goldberg ( for my youtube posts )

@Yipmanhands 2 года назад

Excellent video Lee and Michiel, thanks for this...and the others.

@improfit9945 2 года назад

Lee is a great master trainer i can learn some thing new from every video watched

@Election0747 2 года назад

Great content again. Those shocks are real nasty to get.

@masjut1 2 года назад

Incredible. Thank you sir. 🙏

@michaelwinslow5592 2 года назад

Lee you have catching mitts /Gloves as hands 🙌 Your freaking hands are huge .Like your stile of striking.

@arshakh1 2 года назад

Thank YOU! one time that I got a better understanding of half beat.

@user-uw8qo7gs2r 2 года назад

Brilliant 👌

@miketurley3296 2 года назад

Excellent from Ann Arbor Detroit Michigan best video I've veiwed in weeks 👍

@fieldpictures1306 Год назад

Incredible economy of movement. Inspired.

@goldilocks913 2 года назад

Violence in every strike 👍

@bilalabdulrazzaq2583 2 года назад

Genius!!

@WereWolf27181 2 года назад

Nice 👌🏽 hit 👊🏽

@travispadilla3972 2 года назад

I wish there was urban combative class in NYC .if only Lee was in new York City

@davejassy9870 2 года назад

Excellent combatives

@elstoniobanderas4091 2 года назад

This a great channel.

@leronin59 2 года назад

👍very good explanations !

@njdpdv 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing. 💛✊️

@345kobi Год назад

I would guess We need to strengthen our necks before this drill.

@chrisd1 2 года назад

excellent thank you

@smoker3872 2 года назад

Excellent chanel

@zazziemo1 2 года назад

Good info good work🙏

@rich99global 2 года назад

Awesome.

@sirgordan3279 Год назад

So would you say boxing is okay for a match fight and UC for close range / pre emp fights, or should i forget about the boxing alltogether and train to fight like this..

@LycanRace 2 года назад

That principle is applied in Ninjutsu a lot - it's called daken-tai in Bujinkan. Don't know how the other houses call it though. Takamatsu taught this regularly as one of the advanced basics.

@sirseigan Год назад

If I understand it correctly Dakentai includes much more. But yes this is part of it 🙂 Quite alot of the principles that UC shows on YT has paralells within the principles of the ryuha in Bujinkan, just that UC seems quite a bit more specialised to a certain more modern context (which I like). It is cool to see hachinonkamae, shakoken, happaken, priciple behind gyakku nagare, fleeing techniques etc - and switching between, different mind states - used in a mondern self protection context. I would love to sit down and talk in depth with someone from UC and explore differences and similarites at some point 🙂

@giovannip.1433 2 года назад

It reminds me of a 'martialised' 'tai chi' movement - the rolling a barrel or urn within the rounded arms - except you are doing it with purpose and building kinetic speed of the opponent to land on the hardened exposed parts of our body... Hopefully those skills you teach people will be utilized against the hungry ignorant hoards wanting to take that which they have refused to earn in a world where work is too hard for some.