Punch First, Kick Second for Self Defense 

hes just regurgitating the same stuff from 60s and on. some of its solid... most is BS designed to sell seminars or training programs. anyone can teach nonsense and make it sound or look good. cant teach someone how to survive (and that's all there really is) a streetfight if you've never been in one.

Use pepper spray

@@michaelzero5278 Don't think he can carry that in school.

@@Aloysius1966 yes he can if he keep his mouth shut.😎

@@Aloysius1966 fight smart

Take him to a boxing gym

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Agreed, skill matters

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That’s awesome to hear, have you purchased the digital seminar yet?

@@Selfdefensegoat no I haven't how do I go on about doing that?

@@neal99 go to BudoBrothers.com and use discount code KGDEFENSE for a 20% discount. Thanks for Training hard

@@Selfdefensegoat thanks

great... now u know nothing.

Thanks so much

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a fight? or a match? big difference.

as those people are probably disciplined theyd never START a streetfight. so it's a moot point.

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Go get it

use this advice... and you'll be knocked out by bedtime. cheers.

​@@Selfdefensegoat get what? our ass kicked in a real fight?? our hand broken? what are we getting exactly...?

@@jdzen8548 I’ve been knocked out before … no big deal Cheers

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@@Selfdefensegoat Thank you! 😁

@@Heavy_Metal_Cyclist you’re very welcome. Time for Silver to start sponsoring haha

ear clap. something taught in Krav. a much better practical self defense system.

How’d you know?

@@Selfdefensegoat great video regardless. Thanks for all that you do.

@@dondulah thanks for watching

Yes sir

Yup, its a flurry, the training partner clearly withholds his right hand to assist in the demo of the combo, that's understandable but... Street is messy and dynamic, he may/should get that right off before the slap comes in after the initial block.? If we're including beers in the equation 😆then the likelihood in the 'hood'😄 is that its going down the Judo/BJJ/Grappling route? Discuss.

@@waynesimpson2074 lol yes almost all fights go to the ground! Especially when you start hitting them with two and three pieces! It took me a long time to learn how to wrestle I relied on my hands because I was real good with my timing speed and accuracy and I either had to knock them out or keep them standing with me because once I got on the ground I was useless for a long time! Lol ... I eventually learned just out of necessity by the time I was 16 or so but I hated it and didn't like having to roll around like that ... And yes I'd have followed up ANY shot with another! Before the slap hit me the right would have been coming... I never threw just one punch

Exactly

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he also HAS horrible skill, lest we forget.

Haha 20 years ago maybe but back then I wouldn’t have the training I have now. It’s a whole new world these days.

he actually seems to have good skills for MMA fight... real fights? not so much.

​@@Selfdefensegoat yea. apparently a world where u can act like a fighter and get paid for it. awesome to be u huh?

Haven’t seen him fight anyone. He’s just drilling.

Almost all techniques taught work regardless of size. I’m also 6’4”

art imitates life I guess

If you have a rapier you don't need superior reach. Most rapscallions know not how to duel. Especially versus a master fencer

@@ezkiller93 you are right but most dudes get destroyed by getting punched. Having a wider arsenal is always dependable ngl BUT kicks need a solid grounding to be achieved and also you need more space. Punching is more direct and faster

@@NirodimosNeedAKing Ye my comment was just me taking the piss. I do agree with you. I've a background in both boxing and kickboxing, and whilst kicks can be more devastating, it takes a wee bit more practice and flexibility to make them effective. Also a slippery floor might just be your undoing.

@@ezkiller93 would agree that elbows and knees compliment boxing are faster and way more efficient close range

yea but once again youd have to be the bigger more skilled fighter.

@@jdzen8548 Skill yes (requires work,) size no. With neither size nor skill, you are dead meat ... unless you have an equalizer, like a can of pepper spray and a sharp knife. You don't have to kick that hard, just a tap will do. Perhaps 40 years of Judo, Aikido, Tai-Chi, Hsing-I, Pa-Kua, and Praying Mantis lessons have made things a little easier for me. I have had some exciting adventures here in the SF Bay Area. I hate bullies.

@@TaiChiGhost all ur skill goes out the window if the attacker is significantly bigger than u. a bully... is not an attacker.

@@jdzen8548 You mean like a couple of muggers? I took on 2 in Berkeley when I was only 26. They jumped my back, I did "Carry Tiger to Mountain." I had to restrain myself from blinding the broad shouldered guy because they were both black, and it was the mid-Seventies. If I had been big and strong, they would have left me alone. Since then I added Situational Awareness to my quiver of arrows.

@@TaiChiGhost no. muggers are not attackers. certainly not fighters. ur a trained fighter but dont know the difference between a determined attacker and a mugger? i grew up in Oakland. real fights with guys who want to kill you and dont care about ur wallet. ever tangled with a would be killer?

6’4” 240#

the first punch had better form than that of most untrained "street fighters" IMO. the issue with these videos is that people are led to believe that the dude will allow you to follow up with your counterattack, committing to that one punch thrown at the start. in reality, this block (which is very hard to do and fails horribly against different punches) would not phase the attacker. he would (probably) just keep hooking with his fists (untrained people know to use a closed fist, generally). trying to block (let's assume it works) + slapping the dude (as shown in the video) will get you knocked out cold when the attacker smashes your face in with his right hook + left hook + right hook (defender falls to the ground) + left hook + right hook... you get the idea. I would only use a palm strike if I am confident that my opponent is not a significant threat. just my take

also, dont punch.