기술을 다 떠나서 일반인은 폭력이 닥쳤을때 당황하거나 겁에 질려서 아무런 행동을 하지 못하는 경우가 태반입니다특전사가 되었던 뭐가 되었던 간에 몸이 대항하며 움직일수 있다는 그 자체가 중요한 거죠그 다음이 대항하고 움직일때 상대방에게 타격을 줄 수 있느냐고실전에서 막상 해보세요 잘 되는지그래서 운동 배우면서 조수, 대련 같은것이 중요한 것이죠실제로 몸이 반응하며 움직일수 있으니~
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Can't believed Kali evolve into such an effective combat art. What I mean is that there are so many combat arts around the world and is advertise more than Kali so I expected that this will be below or just can't keep up, but here it is number one in the military use.
Respectable work. But what happens if an opponent has a tactical strap on his weapon? Or are his body parts protected by a ballistic vest? Did you count on this model sieve as well?
For the people in the comments, these exercises are more for testing how fast and precise you can go without breaking and familiarity with unorthodox weapons (hence shovel and pick). If you are looking for a realistic application for this exercise then let me give one. In a fight, if you can’t keep up with how fast your opponents punch/kick, then you get hit. If you lack precision in you strikes, then your opponents will find your mistake and exploit it. And for the people that talk about: “Just shoot them with a gun” you aren’t thinking deep enough. In an urban environment, there are civilians around you, “Pull a gun and shoot” will result in a mass panic and a likely chance of injuring a civilian. The argument above will apply to most situations. (I may be wrong since this is just an observation with a little bit of experience)
Is this only for the pro's or is this also given to those who fullfill their mandatory 2 years of service? Because if it's for everyone than Korea has a lot of fighting machines running around.
Очень круто, особенно скорость действий, нечто подобное изучается в рамках рукопашного боя в России, только там нет тактического топорика (томогавка), но нож, сапёрная лопатка, штык-нож на оружии или оружие в руках присутствуют. Скорее всего тактический или скалоазный топорик - это уже было внедрено сначала в спецподразделения США, а потом уже пошло по миру.
실전에 쓸모없다, 보여주기식이다 말 많던데 아주 틀린말은 아니라고 생각합니다. 다만, 중요한건 실전에서 기술을 쓰냐 안쓰냐가 아니라 실제 상황에서 몸이 반응을 하냐 못하냐 일것 같습니다. 아무것도 안배운 사람은 실전에서 당황하게 되고 얼어 붙게 됩니다. 배운사람은 실제로 저런 기술을 제대로 사용 못 할지라도 몸은 움직입니다. 뭐라도 할려고 한다는 것이지요. 총과 몸을 어디로 돌려야 되는지라도 알게된다면 생존율이 그나마 높아질것 같기도 하네요
휘두렀다가 저렇게 있는데 상대 편은? 일단 백병전일때 동공 확장 상대편 칼부림에 뒷걸음질 아님 그대로 바짝 붙어서 제압해 버리는 것 외에는 방법 없고 0.0001초 차이의 먼저 선방이 유리 한. 법 입니다. 실전에서는 이렇게 맞춤교육은 필요 하지 않음 이제 총알 피하는 영상도 나올법?
everyone here talking about the good movement but i'm over here admiring the camera operator trying their best to make the close up shots look like a action film
I started tkd when I was 9. Became an assistant instructor by 15. 3rd Dan by 22. This is not tkd. This is adoption of escrima kali Krav Maga techniques.
Don't be fooled. TKDD stands for something else. 특공 무술 direct translation is Commando Martial Arts. Some techniques could be linked but from my understanding it's just army self defense that they've been incorporating since the 80's and early 90's. In other words, it could be linked to any and all martial arts promoting basic self defense.
@@TheSublimeLifestyle perhaps but just because Tae Kwon Do doesn't teach you how to streetfight doesn't mean there's no utility in what they teach. Especially for kids. It gives them confidence, discipline, respect, courtesy, not being a quitter, more athletic, coordination, a sense of belonging, social networks and accreditation. You know how many kids are at home playing on their iPads eating chocolate, candy and potato chips. Everything is relative. Sure if you get older and want to know how to fight. Picking up Wrestling in high school and some Boxing outside of school will greatly help with defending yourself. But like I said before in terms of education I see the value and utility in Tae Kwon Do. Plus it gets my kid involved early in some type of athletics. So it depends how you perceive things.
Christian Jardin I took TKD as a child I understand. Which is why I say, we have one of the worst TKD cultures on Earth in America. I switched to Kyokushin after one year and learned more in two months than I did a year in TKD.
@@TheSublimeLifestyle that's because Kyokushin is geared for adults. You have to mentally prepare to take a beating. Because that's what Kyokushin is like. Now ask yourself? How many kids enjoy getting beat up? C'mon, you have a brain, use it. The devil's in the details lmaol
awesome dedication and immense skill, but is only introduced when up close and personal, now we are trained never to let that happen, lets see these boys disarm a 5.56 center mass
you're in A CQB situation your one partner was just taken out and you still have rooms to clear. you slowly enter one room, clear right opposite of door, enemy kicks door into your back (blindside) he is now upon you with knife. your distance advantage is now lost. dont just train for one occasion or you will be like all those other people who lose all their plans once they get punched in the face or get their primary shooting hand slashed by a karambit
@@sirashley2355 firstly you wouldnt be anywhere near the door, once the rooms been sectioned then you move on through the already covered door :D, brits scan rather than the US burst in method and thankfully we dont tend to use silly little indonesian knifes either so am willing to bet a fairbairn would be more of an advantage
@@annatsukiya It's Obviously Kali. Korean Special forces uses it as their main martial arts, because of U.S. influence as U.S. SEAL and their military using it as their main.
People forget that Korean martial arts traditions went back nearly 2000 years and included weapons such as knives. And if you think about it certain ideas like vital points to cut or stab, angles of attack, and human range of motion are universally common, so you will see overlapping principles and techniques in differing styles even separated geographically.
You are wrong. except korean bows and wrestling , Most of Korean martial arts is made after japanese martial arts after ww2. For example hawarangdo has no any real record as martial arts. Tekkyon is just foot stamping game. There is no historical records on the swordsmanship of Balhae kingdom. Haedong Gumdo’s origin is 1987 made from kenjutsu. Kenjitsu and jujutsu is originated in japan. Karate is originated in okinawa and its rooted in china. And now, this TKDD weapon art is just exactly the copy of KALI which is Philippine traditional martial arts. Korean put "Teakwondo" everything after they copied and make it sound like Korean original thing.
@@Emphasis213 yeah because a guy that wants to stab you is just going to hold a knife in plane view in his hand for you to see from 30 feet away because that makes sense. This whole video is idiotic, including this convo.
