a verdadeira arte ninja não é só saber lutar. é saber se ocultar pelo o terreno. ter conhecimentos em geografia e metreologia. a arte de bem falar , disfarçar . " se conseguir fuja, senão mate"
@pirillororiz ninjas ganham com técnicas que não são permitidas em MMA. Há muitos golpes e locks que servem apenas para partir os cotovelos, joelhos, ombros, braços, dedos, etc etc. Tudo é permitido no ninjutsu, mas no MMA há muitos limites (2)
@pirillororiz ninjas ganham com técnicas que não são permitidas em MMA. Há muitos golpes e locks que servem apenas para partir os cotovelos, joelhos, ombros, braços, dedos, etc etc. Tudo é permitido no ninjutsu, mas no MMA há muitos limites
problem: He's stepping forward while throwing that left cross. If anyone has any clue about what they are doing, they aren't going to step forward like that. It seems that the opponent must step for the technique to be effective. Also, if he panics and turns on you to throw a wild haymaker while you're spinning, you're fucked like Mindy Main.
@Bushidobrown84 first off love the mindy main reference but a lot of people dont know what theyre doing this technique also relies on you being fucking fast as shit and trained to do it its like he says its unusual and unorthodox but i see your point too
@ThatTolkenBrownGuy True, the technique really does rely on a lot of speed. Unfortunately, in a street brawl, no one knows what someone is truly capable of. If you saw Bruce Lee in the streets wearing his huge glasses, you wouldn't think he could kick you to the moon.
that's pretty nice, but if u rotate in that awkward way in a real thing u'd get in a lot of trouble, cause u'd easly fall before u complete the tecnique. Next time try to get ur feet closer, and u'll gain more stability
in repeated practice, you'll develop your techniques. any tai sabaki movement will help you get out of danger because in real fight you either think one thing or dont think at all, you just rely on your reflexes. same thing of your opponent. i practice aikido btw this is why aikido demo looks so fake because the attacker are conscious that the nage will evade
@johnodrum then you better be fucking big, because hel get pissed if hes still conscious, i personally suggest a knee to the spinal column then an arm lock or break, neutralizing the situation and putting your attacker through a great deal of pain.
Well, when I was a child I started to learn Judo for about 9 years until I was 16. If you look at Judo you can also say "this bullshit doesn't work in real life". I always tried to avoid a fight when possible. A few times it wasn't. And I have to say ... this bullshit did work very well. So why shouldn't Ninjutsu work, too. You just have to be quick enough and do, what your opponent can't handle. After getting close it was always just about what I wanted to happen.
"MMA" is not superior nor inferior, with little effort and good reflexes, you can take an eye out or tear a face off with some non "sportsman" like strikes. "Popular" MMA is not a style or system, it's anything that works within a ring according to rules. Conditioning(speed and strength) + mastery of body mechanics and knowledge of anatomy will beat any attacker, trained in "MMA" or not.
"MMA" is not superior nor inferior, with little effort and good reflexes, you can take an eye out or tear a face off with some non "sportsman" like strikes. "Popular" MMA is not a style or system, it's anything that works within a ring according to rules. Conditioning(speed and strength) + mastery of body mechanics and knowledge of anatomy will beat any attacker, trained in "MMA" or not.
Pretty cool, though my instincts would be to through a spinning backhand or elbow from hell as he started to move around me, seeing as how he is spinning and part of the time his back is turned to me he would never see it coming. But most people attacking you will be trash and will not have excellent reflex's or martial skills, they will posses tactics used by weaklings and cowards, that's how I could see this working as self defense.
Pretty cool, though my instincts would be to through a spinning backhand or elbow from hell as he started to move around me, seeing as how he is spinning and part of the time his back is turned to me he would never see it coming. But most people attacking you will be trash and will not have excellent reflex's or martial skills, they will posses tactics used by weaklings and cowards, that's how I could see this working as self defense.
Pretty cool, though my instincts would be to through a spinning backhand or elbow from hell as he started to move around me, seeing as how he is spinning and part of the time his back is turned to me he would never see it coming. But most people attacking you will be trash and will not have excellent reflex's or martial skills, they will posses tactics used by weaklings and cowards, that's how I could see this working as self defense.
Pretty cool, though my instincts would be to through a spinning backhand or elbow from hell as he started to move around me, seeing as how he is spinning and part of the time his back is turned to me he would never see it coming. But most people attacking you will be trash and will not have excellent reflex's or martial skills, they will posses tactics used by weaklings and cowards, that's how I could see this working as self defense.
@emilianocarra You obviously dont know much about martial arts. He did do it fast at the start, and the most the opponent is going to be able to do (if he can even recover from the punch) is begin to turn around. All martial arts practice slow-motion because it allows the practitioner to feel how all the joints and muscles are moving, and their positions. When perfected slowly, the speed can be increased while still keeping perfect form and accuracy.
@UrSoMeanBoss yes, i dont know martial arts. but at start (when they fight fast) the contrincant makes only a hit and he doesnt move. sorry for my bad english im not english
@emilianocarra True, but the reaction time wouldnt be enough to do anything useful ~ unless he dropped to the ground. nearly any motion isnt going to help in that period.
@emilianocarra Possibly, but the majority of people you come across wouldn't know what was going on or what to do in that situation. Martial art fights don't have 'rules'. tournaments and matches do, but an actual life-or-death (not duel/match) fight has no rules
The concept is good, but that doesn't seem to be a good way to go about it.
To roll around the back of an opponent assumes that your opponent will overextend his strike, and that when he does, he will not maneuver to alter his position.
If I were to try something like this, ducking under the strike, forward and to the side (taking advantage of a natural blind spot), wrapping an arm around your opponent's torso, coming around behind to strike, or if your opponent turns slowly, going for a choke.
Or, if I were trying to kill or severely injure my opponent, grab the head as you did here, and slam it down, perhaps spinning/twisting the neck to cause more damage, and maybe using my opponents hair as an extra grip or to cause pain.
you must be fucked now that MMA is becoming more popular and the public is starting to understand that ridiculous moves like this are absolute bullshit.
@4AGETE27 In MMA your goal is not to disorient and ground your opponent so that you can run away, you have missed the point.
MMA is about winning a competition, getting your opponent to a point where you have won by knockout, submission or points.
When you have grown up you will realise the difference between competition fighting (which I myself train in) and 'classical' or traditional martial arts.
@sathos interesting... i feel that both MMA and traditional fighting are useless, especially MMA, where a lot of mistakes are made. adopt a natural style, no conventions. KFM comes close to implementing this idea
@ilovetoeatrice MMA isn't useless at all, it is a competition sport, an entertainment form, it is not supposed to be "real world effective" although some techniques are rgeat for restraint and learning to knockout punch is always handy etc
@sathos in MMA your goal is to get a KO or a submission, both of which would be lethal on the street and would give you plenty of time to run away. When you tap in MMA you are basically saying "ok you would have killed me then, so I give up". Just do yourself a favour and go to a BJJ class or an MMA class or Muay Thai or whatever and have a spar with some of those guys and see just how effective your ninja spinny forehead slap becomes.
@4AGETE27 As stated in a previous comment.. I DO do MMA and no, a submission is not an admission that you would have died, I have never heard of anyone dying from an armbar for example. It's not "my" spinny ninja whatever, it's not something I would have the grace to pull off, I am more of a striker which suits me given my size and weight category (lower end of heavyweight currently).
Try and bear in mind where 'moves' like this came from, do some reading, be less ignorant :)
@sathos there is in aikido a standing armbar and you drop down to the ground and elbow of the opponent, that breaks the ulna and sometimes breaks the nerve wrapping around it. it may not kill but it destroys. nowadays its illegal in aikido as well
@4AGETE27 What these guys are doing in this video is, building conditioning, speed and reflex's. It's not meant to be a literal step by step how to fight, do this when he does this, its to open you up to creativity and possibilities and how the body moves and how you can control the other person. Training your body to react automatically to threats without thinking. MMA is about the show, not self defense, its punching and kicked and silly ground hugging. That's what very few seem to understand.
@ElectricEntertaiment what these guys are doing is building up a false sense of security that will be shattered the moment someone actually throws a punch at them in the real world. this shit is not going to work in the real world. get them to put some sparring gear on and actually go at it for five minutes and see how many times they land a spinning forehead slap takedown. I guarantee that these guys would look like absolute amateurs if they were put in a real world situation.
@SLIMS619 wow i cant believe your dumb enough to even say that. mma is a sport and i love it, im training to fight myself but there are so many martial arts that arnt in mma cause there to deadly.. moves designed to disable, blind or kill your opponent (in a real fight without a ref). In many martial arts practises mma is considered disrespectful so therefore youl never see the REAL fighters fight.
Much respect, but this won't work against someone who trains boxing, due to footwork, hand speed, and reaction time. It will though, work on others who are novice. Would like to see some stuff against a boxer or kick boxer. Peace & Truth!
oh and for those who believe that his opponent wont just "stand there" : 1)he "just stood" there for about...half a second.even in real fights where reactions come extremely fast thanks to adrenaline and reflex that isnt much 2) that half-second is caused by his thoughts "where da f*ck did he go?" or something along the lines before his brain tells him he went to his left(after half a second) so it's unavoidable 3) no technique is unbeatable, there will always be someone with good reflexes :)
@thethunder7ulti7 This looks like it takes too long. The guy throws one punch, doesn't look like he wants to throw any more, kind of stands still for a while afterward, and then makes no effort to defend himself when he feels the grab from behind. Against a very bad or drunk fighter, this might work. Against a trained, sober fighter, I don't think you get that long. He's also not gonna "wonder where you went" if you keep in body contact. But if you don't, it'll be even slower.
the main point is..u cant hit what u cant see..hell i did try this movement while in fight wif a guy in school.LOL.u shud c he s face wen he fall down.he was like wtf juz hapening??its not the same exact move but by principal its d same.btw,i like boxing too :)
hey guys it isn't all about getting in a street fight and beating someone up. this called martial ARTS for a reason it is an art form. so all that came just for that should leave and join boxing or wrestling
@grayfox311 The word "art" in "martial art" is better translated as "skill" or "technique" than as "the thing artists do." It's art like artisan, not art like artist. This is tough to prove in English, but look at the Kanji for it. That doesn't mean it's not also an art form, of course.
Why are you disrespecting European martial arts? Boxing, wrestling, and fencing are just as legit as karate, jiujitsu, and kendo. Being from Asia doesn't make things magical or special or sacred.
I'm not entirely sure if this would be very effect since when someone throws a punch at you all their weight is moving forward and you're wanting to move it back...
But hell, I practiced Tae Kwon Do and we were taught to just break the bastards arm and then break the rest of them >.<
The move here becuese when i punches whit his left arm as he moves forward with his left leg. That those not always happend. I my self is a boxer grappler and mixed martial artist. So I know what I´m talking about. But I can say this, the move is to complexed for an easy attack. With youre fightstyle you should just try to find an easier respons. Like for an example ´pluck´ his left hand with you´re right and answer with a jabb or ´pluck´ his left hand and sweep him by his left foot. from SP
the second your opponent realizes he missed his punch/attack. hes gonna move backwards, or away from you.. no one stays that close if they miss an attack, natural reaction is to get back...
for everyone thats saying the spinning isnt necessary it can be when u snatch the head because your using your momentum of the spin to hit the head even harder than if you just went behind him
yep, and your opponent will deliver one punch, then stand there and wait while you're doing your multiple steps... even aikido people aren't that naive.
I could understand the spin if there was another guy behind him. Then you could deliver a kick off of the spin then throw the original person down...but without there being a second attacker the spin seems a little time consuming and a little to flashy. Especially for a life threatening situation...
@DJTrololol He's trying to show you the attack, not do it at a blinding fast speed so you can't even see it....it's called the "ghost" technique for a reason....
@GabinRevolution The first time he did it was at full speed... I'm not even gonna bother explaining it to you. I'm gonna give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you've trained before. Even if you have trained martial arts, then you obviously haven't trained in a realistic/rough manner; which is why you're saying that.
@michaelkingy355 I said the same thing when I watched this video several weeks ago.
I've done the ghosting technique(flashing sounds cooler) without the spin and it's FAST AS HELL.
I've had guys put up guards, I tell them I'm gonna get behind them and to stop me, then I take one step(forward),throw a couple feint punches,move side wards(all while STILL MOVING OFF THE INITIAL STEP),then "Appear" behind them, standing rear naked choke.
@chrisgrinhard yes you are right.actually there are many techniques where after an opponent's punch you move to his outside* in order to be out of his hitting and on the edges of his vision "field".if after doing that you extend the movement to the point of being behind his shoulder then you practically got the technique down.
*if i wasnt clear i meant the right side of his right punch and the left side of his left punch
This technique isn't bad. With good timing it will function once, and ONCE is almost always enough. Ninjutsu isn't bad at all either. Several years ago when I was still a Judo athlete, I entered a Ninjutsu class and found it very articulated. What I saw was a set of tricks rather than a "stand up and fight" kind of style like boxing, judo or MMA, but some situational drills like these would have really benefited me as a wrestle. You guys should be aware that everybody falls for a good trick.
@Richardhihi Come on guy, you sound like the incredulous type that needs to face a real fighter (which of course arent busy showing off their skills or beating the brains outta each other a-la-MMA) in a real life situation in order for you to get it. With all due respect bro, if you dont think it works, then why watch and comment over something "useless" to your superb fighting arsenal? Hell, I can fight my ass off and I know that ANYTHING is possible -esp w/ the element of SURPRISE
i wanted to do ninjitsu/ninjutsu for ages and did a lot of research on it and i can honestly say for me personally i find a lot of it useless. Near impossible to find a good instructor, techniques are way to flashy and hard to pull off in a street fight and for me I found i was a fan on stronger/more powerful techniques like muay thai or hung suen kung fu. This is just another example for me of the impracticalities of ninjitsu.
@mydadsaloser it is not the art that is impractical but the man using it. the point of ninjutsu is to form your own style of fighting rather than following strict lines of self defense and that takes years and years of practice. where arts like muay thai teach give you a faster sense of accomplishment since you get a pretty good arsenal of basic techniques right off the bat. I wouldn't pick ninjutsu as a first art, but after 12 years of martial arts I've now stuck with it for the last 2 years.
@mydadsaloser and I would not advise muay thai as a 'street fight' (I hope to god you mean self defense) style unless you have good self control since kicking someone in the head usually sends the other guy into the hospital and you in jail in the real world. ^^
@MrNewpants yes but thats what i mean in regards to the techniques. Unfortunately in this day and age u just dont have the time to spend a few years perfecting extremely tedious moves. Also muay thai for self defence (which is wat i meant lol) in my opinion isnt as dangerous as ninjitsu seeing as a lot of ninjitsu moves are at very sensitive parts of the body. ie groin, eyes etc and also id never throw a head kick in a street fight unless i wanted to get dropped on my ass
@mydadsaloser Man ! Ninjutsu techniques are like the name say, techniques used by the ninjas its not for street fighter, they are techniques intended to destroy eliminate the original technique purporse is to twist the oponents neck, killing him in the 1:33 in the original technique you are suposed to twist the oponent neck... you avoid his sword geting to his side and twist his neck its not flash its pretty simple if you see for the real perspective...
@JJOOKER Ok well then if its not flashy its outdated and impractical. When would u ever need to dodge a sword in a street fight,not a knife ?(and by street fight I mean someone wants to attack u and u defend urself- explaining this to clear up anymore confusion) Also if u were in a confrontaion u dont want to rip the guys throat out or break his neck. if u can soften him up with leg kicks, get to his blind side or back and put him to sleep, its much more effective and wont put u in gaol
@NotSoLiLMonstar haha then whats the point of doing it ? u may aswell do tai chi if u want to look fancy balancing on one leg. Seriously u call me a smart ass ? watch ur tone bitch, I dont appreciate it. Its illegal to assault someone so therefore its illegal to use martial arts and thats it. Self defense however is completely different, whether or not u choose to use excessive force or not is up to u and ur moral code. Your an idiot and its people like u who give martial arts a bad name
Used this on my brother the other day in a sword fight. Works beautifully for me. I prefer to use two knives for stuff like this. Experiment to see what works for you.
Isto que é ninja habilidade que tem da prática esta no talento do cara maravilhoso que pena que não esta aqui no brasil. Convite para que venha para o brasil nos ensinar e que muitos professores do japao venham nos ajudar pk não existem mais delicioso que o aprender e o conhecer . Sou uma aluna do ninjustu e amo esta arte marcial .
@MrLOKILLO15 its not what they do but what u can do bro... this is a nasty maneuver no matter how you look at it, esp. if u can modify the attack via knife, sword, bat, clothesline, etc.
@UNVRSLGRTNZ That's easily avoidable to me man. Using that technique you won't have time to pull out a knife, sword, or do a clothesline unless you already have one of those weapons out, in which case you can just stab or inflict serious damage by keeping your distance with the sword or bat, or just evade or deflect the punch so you may be close enough to stab with a knife or clothesline. Thanks for the reply. Never thought about it in that kind of situation. Made me think what would I do.
@MrLOKILLO15 well I respect your opinion, but Ill tell u this much: ME PERSONALLY, I would have time to pull a knife out using this one -esp considering that the opponents back is toward you. I brought the weapon aspect because I can see how this was used as a sword fighting technique to parry then get behind the adversary so quickly that by the time he noticed, he'd have a gash knee-deep in his ass. Clothesline (for me) diddo -and I dont mean a WWE 1 either :D
Why would you spin around him? Why not just take a step to the side. Just by how it looks it seems like you are throwing your center of gravity all to hell with that little spin jive and wasting time and energy with it.
@vanriku because this technique gives you a fair ammount of options both with fleeing or with trouncing him on the ground mma ground and pound style + you have his back which is the worst position for him and all but the most expierenced opponents will probaly be sol and to be honest most people are to blinded by anger to notice wtf is going on all they know is whard he go ... whys it all black .. ugh why does my head hurt ...where am i?
An african american ninja coming up with a super secret techniqe that isn't being taught anywhere else because it is so unorthodox and secretive. Seems legit.
Respect to all people who train; at the same time, I love how this stuff only works when the attacker is intentionally using terrible technique and standing completely still as he gets "taken down". Please evolve.
"the movement was allmost like I dissapeared...of course I didn't dissapear, but.."..." I was once there..now I'm here", the worst is, he takes himself seriosly...
Never understood the concept of ninjitsu..what are you supposed to become..a Ninja? Isn't that a medieval japanese contract-killer? And by the way, the spinning move was totaly unnecesary..he allready had his back! And by the the way...you don't need more than a good boxer to kick the instructors ass, he can ghostmove all he wants...
Incorrect, Bruce Lee proved this in his Jee Atsu variation when applying it to JKD, which he tested in actual fighting not just 'okay, you do this' and 'I do this' demonstrations. Sabaki fighters would engage him and he would easily deter each of their techniques with simple close ranged inverted shin kicks and 90 degree alignment stances. Not to say that Sabaki is not effective, but it is one of the most vulnerable styles when applied to real fighting. It's meant for fighting at night in dark.
By that point, he is already within his "seikuken".(zone of combat). The safest you can be from your opponent during hand to hand combat is either extremely close, or 6 feet away. A backwards elbow wouldnt connect right from this stance.
a verdadeira arte ninja não é só saber lutar. é saber se ocultar pelo o terreno. ter conhecimentos em geografia e metreologia. a arte de bem falar , disfarçar . " se conseguir fuja, senão mate"
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@pirillororiz ninjas ganham com técnicas que não são permitidas em MMA. Há muitos golpes e locks que servem apenas para partir os cotovelos, joelhos, ombros, braços, dedos, etc etc. Tudo é permitido no ninjutsu, mas no MMA há muitos limites (2)
geforcegtful 2 days ago
WAIT!!!!! in reality he DIDNT ACTUALLY disappear?
xxartemis8xx 2 days ago
DVD... yeah sure, I know what you did here.
lepis 2 days ago
Queria saber por que nenhum ninja é campeão de MMA?
pirillororiz 3 days ago
@pirillororiz Porque eles são muito rápidos pra você ver seus movimentos...
kerozenimus 2 days ago
@pirillororiz ninjas ganham com técnicas que não são permitidas em MMA. Há muitos golpes e locks que servem apenas para partir os cotovelos, joelhos, ombros, braços, dedos, etc etc. Tudo é permitido no ninjutsu, mas no MMA há muitos limites
Alex3769 2 days ago
Morpheus
skate4breastcancer 3 days ago
turn the lights off...HE DISSAPEARED!
Shinobiz11 3 days ago
SuubUrbanNinja@ Amazing technique.
TheWarriorBat 3 days ago
its cause hes black
eaintemo 5 days ago
problem: He's stepping forward while throwing that left cross. If anyone has any clue about what they are doing, they aren't going to step forward like that. It seems that the opponent must step for the technique to be effective. Also, if he panics and turns on you to throw a wild haymaker while you're spinning, you're fucked like Mindy Main.
Bushidobrown84 5 days ago
@Bushidobrown84 i think that this is not a
"go-to" move if u know what i mean. it also relies on the element of surprise. you dont just use it all the time...-.-
aoisatain 3 days ago
@Bushidobrown84 first off love the mindy main reference but a lot of people dont know what theyre doing this technique also relies on you being fucking fast as shit and trained to do it its like he says its unusual and unorthodox but i see your point too
ThatTolkenBrownGuy 3 days ago
@ThatTolkenBrownGuy True, the technique really does rely on a lot of speed. Unfortunately, in a street brawl, no one knows what someone is truly capable of. If you saw Bruce Lee in the streets wearing his huge glasses, you wouldn't think he could kick you to the moon.
Bushidobrown84 2 days ago
im loving this!
dreyes781 6 days ago
Werd do some Shadow-clone Jutsu Or Rasenngan Or chdori Or sharingan and 9-Tailed beast
BIGDOUNUT124 6 days ago
so... you're not going to breath fire?
DaMaartenvdBerg 6 days ago
rear naked choke duh... but thats what i would do
MasterlessGamer1 6 days ago
that's pretty nice, but if u rotate in that awkward way in a real thing u'd get in a lot of trouble, cause u'd easly fall before u complete the tecnique. Next time try to get ur feet closer, and u'll gain more stability
nenhopro 6 days ago
black ninjas no way
TheMirzu 6 days ago
He's not really invisible?
morgenholz 1 week ago
pretty cool move bruv, requires dexterity though ;)
Greenjah81 1 week ago
in repeated practice, you'll develop your techniques. any tai sabaki movement will help you get out of danger because in real fight you either think one thing or dont think at all, you just rely on your reflexes. same thing of your opponent. i practice aikido btw this is why aikido demo looks so fake because the attacker are conscious that the nage will evade
psuedomonas1 1 week ago
i should say instead of the grab to the face :)
johnodrum 1 week ago
What if when u spin you throw an elbow to the back of the head?
johnodrum 1 week ago
@johnodrum then you better be fucking big, because hel get pissed if hes still conscious, i personally suggest a knee to the spinal column then an arm lock or break, neutralizing the situation and putting your attacker through a great deal of pain.
ThePhoenixbane 1 week ago
You Should Know, You Helped Me Kick My Bullies Ass..
MrAwesome2210 1 week ago
are you vulnerable to an elbow off the spin?
NestordelaZerda 1 week ago
Well, when I was a child I started to learn Judo for about 9 years until I was 16. If you look at Judo you can also say "this bullshit doesn't work in real life". I always tried to avoid a fight when possible. A few times it wasn't. And I have to say ... this bullshit did work very well. So why shouldn't Ninjutsu work, too. You just have to be quick enough and do, what your opponent can't handle. After getting close it was always just about what I wanted to happen.
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"MMA" is not superior nor inferior, with little effort and good reflexes, you can take an eye out or tear a face off with some non "sportsman" like strikes. "Popular" MMA is not a style or system, it's anything that works within a ring according to rules. Conditioning(speed and strength) + mastery of body mechanics and knowledge of anatomy will beat any attacker, trained in "MMA" or not.
ElectricEntertaiment 1 week ago
@ElectricEntertaiment agreed
psuedomonas1 1 week ago
"MMA" is not superior nor inferior, with little effort and good reflexes, you can take an eye out or tear a face off with some non "sportsman" like strikes. "Popular" MMA is not a style or system, it's anything that works within a ring according to rules. Conditioning(speed and strength) + mastery of body mechanics and knowledge of anatomy will beat any attacker, trained in "MMA" or not.
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Pretty cool, though my instincts would be to through a spinning backhand or elbow from hell as he started to move around me, seeing as how he is spinning and part of the time his back is turned to me he would never see it coming. But most people attacking you will be trash and will not have excellent reflex's or martial skills, they will posses tactics used by weaklings and cowards, that's how I could see this working as self defense.
ElectricEntertaiment 1 week ago
Pretty cool, though my instincts would be to through a spinning backhand or elbow from hell as he started to move around me, seeing as how he is spinning and part of the time his back is turned to me he would never see it coming. But most people attacking you will be trash and will not have excellent reflex's or martial skills, they will posses tactics used by weaklings and cowards, that's how I could see this working as self defense.
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Pretty cool, though my instincts would be to through a spinning backhand or elbow from hell as he started to move around me, seeing as how he is spinning and part of the time his back is turned to me he would never see it coming. But most people attacking you will be trash and will not have excellent reflex's or martial skills, they will posses tactics used by weaklings and cowards, that's how I could see this working as self defense.
ElectricEntertaiment 1 week ago
Pretty cool, though my instincts would be to through a spinning backhand or elbow from hell as he started to move around me, seeing as how he is spinning and part of the time his back is turned to me he would never see it coming. But most people attacking you will be trash and will not have excellent reflex's or martial skills, they will posses tactics used by weaklings and cowards, that's how I could see this working as self defense.
ElectricEntertaiment 1 week ago
bhenchod
roadsterX 1 week ago
why you do it in "slow motion" and the enemy doesnt move. its obvious you will win.
emilianocarra 1 week ago
@emilianocarra You obviously dont know much about martial arts. He did do it fast at the start, and the most the opponent is going to be able to do (if he can even recover from the punch) is begin to turn around. All martial arts practice slow-motion because it allows the practitioner to feel how all the joints and muscles are moving, and their positions. When perfected slowly, the speed can be increased while still keeping perfect form and accuracy.
UrSoMeanBoss 1 week ago
@UrSoMeanBoss yes, i dont know martial arts. but at start (when they fight fast) the contrincant makes only a hit and he doesnt move. sorry for my bad english im not english
emilianocarra 1 week ago
@emilianocarra True, but the reaction time wouldnt be enough to do anything useful ~ unless he dropped to the ground. nearly any motion isnt going to help in that period.
UrSoMeanBoss 1 week ago
@UrSoMeanBoss my time reaction can "stop" that attack because i dont fight like they. I think they fight with they "rules"
emilianocarra 1 week ago
@emilianocarra Possibly, but the majority of people you come across wouldn't know what was going on or what to do in that situation. Martial art fights don't have 'rules'. tournaments and matches do, but an actual life-or-death (not duel/match) fight has no rules
UrSoMeanBoss 1 week ago
@UrSoMeanBoss Ok , i dont want continue writing in english. Is hard for me good bye! :)
emilianocarra 1 week ago
The concept is good, but that doesn't seem to be a good way to go about it.
To roll around the back of an opponent assumes that your opponent will overextend his strike, and that when he does, he will not maneuver to alter his position.
If I were to try something like this, ducking under the strike, forward and to the side (taking advantage of a natural blind spot), wrapping an arm around your opponent's torso, coming around behind to strike, or if your opponent turns slowly, going for a choke.
ZomBLord 1 week ago
Or, if I were trying to kill or severely injure my opponent, grab the head as you did here, and slam it down, perhaps spinning/twisting the neck to cause more damage, and maybe using my opponents hair as an extra grip or to cause pain.
ZomBLord 1 week ago
you must be fucked now that MMA is becoming more popular and the public is starting to understand that ridiculous moves like this are absolute bullshit.
4AGETE27 1 week ago
@4AGETE27 In MMA your goal is not to disorient and ground your opponent so that you can run away, you have missed the point.
MMA is about winning a competition, getting your opponent to a point where you have won by knockout, submission or points.
When you have grown up you will realise the difference between competition fighting (which I myself train in) and 'classical' or traditional martial arts.
sathos 1 week ago
@sathos interesting... i feel that both MMA and traditional fighting are useless, especially MMA, where a lot of mistakes are made. adopt a natural style, no conventions. KFM comes close to implementing this idea
ilovetoeatrice 1 week ago
@ilovetoeatrice MMA isn't useless at all, it is a competition sport, an entertainment form, it is not supposed to be "real world effective" although some techniques are rgeat for restraint and learning to knockout punch is always handy etc
sathos 1 week ago
@sathos in MMA your goal is to get a KO or a submission, both of which would be lethal on the street and would give you plenty of time to run away. When you tap in MMA you are basically saying "ok you would have killed me then, so I give up". Just do yourself a favour and go to a BJJ class or an MMA class or Muay Thai or whatever and have a spar with some of those guys and see just how effective your ninja spinny forehead slap becomes.
4AGETE27 1 week ago
@4AGETE27 As stated in a previous comment.. I DO do MMA and no, a submission is not an admission that you would have died, I have never heard of anyone dying from an armbar for example. It's not "my" spinny ninja whatever, it's not something I would have the grace to pull off, I am more of a striker which suits me given my size and weight category (lower end of heavyweight currently).
Try and bear in mind where 'moves' like this came from, do some reading, be less ignorant :)
sathos 1 week ago
@sathos there is in aikido a standing armbar and you drop down to the ground and elbow of the opponent, that breaks the ulna and sometimes breaks the nerve wrapping around it. it may not kill but it destroys. nowadays its illegal in aikido as well
21526001270528 1 week ago
@4AGETE27 What these guys are doing in this video is, building conditioning, speed and reflex's. It's not meant to be a literal step by step how to fight, do this when he does this, its to open you up to creativity and possibilities and how the body moves and how you can control the other person. Training your body to react automatically to threats without thinking. MMA is about the show, not self defense, its punching and kicked and silly ground hugging. That's what very few seem to understand.
ElectricEntertaiment 1 week ago
@ElectricEntertaiment what these guys are doing is building up a false sense of security that will be shattered the moment someone actually throws a punch at them in the real world. this shit is not going to work in the real world. get them to put some sparring gear on and actually go at it for five minutes and see how many times they land a spinning forehead slap takedown. I guarantee that these guys would look like absolute amateurs if they were put in a real world situation.
4AGETE27 1 week ago
lol now that your behind him bum him!
scooterkillz 1 week ago
wooooow al this in the time of a punch
ToniMattTony 1 week ago
I missed the puff of smoke before he disappeared.
ToniMattTony 1 week ago
1:16 - I thought ninja had good balance..hmmm
unit74b 1 week ago
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unit74b 1 week ago
no point, they already can't see him ;)
TheEpiknik 1 week ago
video recorded whit a potatoe.....
165466 2 weeks ago
@iwitness bro please I fight for a living
SLIMS619 2 weeks ago
that's sick
bubbzipp 2 weeks ago
pos from me
trifunish 2 weeks ago
will be funny if he broke the ninjas' neck XDD
xdddeinekiddy 2 weeks ago
I'd choke that nigga out quick.
manslaughter706 2 weeks ago
BLACK NIGGER SURE KNOWS HOW TO HIDE
abzz69 2 weeks ago
@abzz69 keyboard warrior lol
brazilianman92 1 week ago
This craps don't work other wise it would be in MMA. For all the idiots who believe this crap
SLIMS619 2 weeks ago
@SLIMS619 why? i dont see any dignity in fighting in an mma ring, punching peoples faces in like a savage. martial arts isn't about that.
TheOrdinarySwede 2 weeks ago
@TheOrdinarySwede I'm no Ninjutsu expert, but I'm fairly sure that ninja and dignity don't go together.
ShredST 1 week ago
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@TheOrdinarySwede I'm no Ninjutsu expert, but I'm fairly sure that ninja and dignity don't go together.
ShredST 1 week ago
@SLIMS619 wow i cant believe your dumb enough to even say that. mma is a sport and i love it, im training to fight myself but there are so many martial arts that arnt in mma cause there to deadly.. moves designed to disable, blind or kill your opponent (in a real fight without a ref). In many martial arts practises mma is considered disrespectful so therefore youl never see the REAL fighters fight.
iWitnezz91 2 weeks ago
@SLIMS619 Youre right styles that kill should be in the ufc i mean after all its to the death right ? grow up fool.
brazilianman92 1 week ago
coming around with an elbow would be sick
D4017 2 weeks ago
Much respect, but this won't work against someone who trains boxing, due to footwork, hand speed, and reaction time. It will though, work on others who are novice. Would like to see some stuff against a boxer or kick boxer. Peace & Truth!
JWMuslim 2 weeks ago
You'll find that a lot of martial art segments are the same especially Japanese ones, after all a lot like jujitsu are based off ninjitsu movements
Chipshaker711 2 weeks ago
funny i do jujitsu and my master (grand master rahim el amein) show us taisabaki. i had no idea it was from ninjitsu
FOXTR0T1 2 weeks ago
With all these dvds, I'm sure gonna become the new flavour of the month in UFC,just training at home beyond my computer! YAY!!
TheCreepyChuwnLi 2 weeks ago
He do that head snap a few more times, hes gonna have to find more volunteers :)
itsnotatoober 2 weeks ago
oh and for those who believe that his opponent wont just "stand there" : 1)he "just stood" there for about...half a second.even in real fights where reactions come extremely fast thanks to adrenaline and reflex that isnt much 2) that half-second is caused by his thoughts "where da f*ck did he go?" or something along the lines before his brain tells him he went to his left(after half a second) so it's unavoidable 3) no technique is unbeatable, there will always be someone with good reflexes :)
thethunder7ulti7 2 weeks ago
@thethunder7ulti7 This looks like it takes too long. The guy throws one punch, doesn't look like he wants to throw any more, kind of stands still for a while afterward, and then makes no effort to defend himself when he feels the grab from behind. Against a very bad or drunk fighter, this might work. Against a trained, sober fighter, I don't think you get that long. He's also not gonna "wonder where you went" if you keep in body contact. But if you don't, it'll be even slower.
TheRichardHinckley 2 weeks ago
this reminds me of many techniques in Bagua. very awesome
ODrAwkwArDO 2 weeks ago
In the real field of action 2 out of 10 people trained can apply their skills
o06racio60o 2 weeks ago
Hey ummm..
Can you add like a german suplex to that? I know it's not ninja like, but hey right? HAHA!
abcdabcd151993 2 weeks ago
wtf this is not ninjutsu this is like a street fighting
TheSoulking13 3 weeks ago
the main point is..u cant hit what u cant see..hell i did try this movement while in fight wif a guy in school.LOL.u shud c he s face wen he fall down.he was like wtf juz hapening??its not the same exact move but by principal its d same.btw,i like boxing too :)
dienocavalera 3 weeks ago
@dienocavalera OH MY GOD WHO THE HELL CARES?!
tivoguyis44 3 weeks ago
hey guys it isn't all about getting in a street fight and beating someone up. this called martial ARTS for a reason it is an art form. so all that came just for that should leave and join boxing or wrestling
grayfox311 3 weeks ago
@grayfox311 The word "art" in "martial art" is better translated as "skill" or "technique" than as "the thing artists do." It's art like artisan, not art like artist. This is tough to prove in English, but look at the Kanji for it. That doesn't mean it's not also an art form, of course.
Why are you disrespecting European martial arts? Boxing, wrestling, and fencing are just as legit as karate, jiujitsu, and kendo. Being from Asia doesn't make things magical or special or sacred.
TheRichardHinckley 2 weeks ago
@TheRichardHinckley Art of the body in other words
MarcoisX 2 weeks ago
I wonder if this moron actually believes what he is doing would work in a fight.
andrew31593 3 weeks ago
@trion987 Very effective indeed. This is dream fighting presented to us there. It's virtually impossible to do this
mil1022 3 weeks ago
to do that, you must move 4X faster than your opponent..
kungfu4fight 3 weeks ago
I'm not entirely sure if this would be very effect since when someone throws a punch at you all their weight is moving forward and you're wanting to move it back...
But hell, I practiced Tae Kwon Do and we were taught to just break the bastards arm and then break the rest of them >.<
DizzyDipStick 3 weeks ago
Ok so, deflect the arm, spin, FUMBLE THE HEAD, FUMBLE FUMBLE FUMBLE, turn around and through them on the ground with their head.
Got it.
FUMBLE FUMBLE FUMBLE
tapaddtiiiii 3 weeks ago
The move here becuese when i punches whit his left arm as he moves forward with his left leg. That those not always happend. I my self is a boxer grappler and mixed martial artist. So I know what I´m talking about. But I can say this, the move is to complexed for an easy attack. With youre fightstyle you should just try to find an easier respons. Like for an example ´pluck´ his left hand with you´re right and answer with a jabb or ´pluck´ his left hand and sweep him by his left foot. from SP
trion987 3 weeks ago
the second your opponent realizes he missed his punch/attack. hes gonna move backwards, or away from you.. no one stays that close if they miss an attack, natural reaction is to get back...
v5u7sulh2 3 weeks ago
@v5u7sulh2 Well not always. Some people will try and bulldoze you with attacks.
And the trick to this is to give your opponent no time to react, or to hesitate once you start moving.
DizzyDipStick 3 weeks ago
for everyone thats saying the spinning isnt necessary it can be when u snatch the head because your using your momentum of the spin to hit the head even harder than if you just went behind him
LiberateHD 3 weeks ago
yep, and your opponent will deliver one punch, then stand there and wait while you're doing your multiple steps... even aikido people aren't that naive.
ennot 3 weeks ago
The spinning is not necessary. Never turn your back to an opponent.
spicyfishstick 3 weeks ago
man nigga you already black now the ninja costume
sumsum961 3 weeks ago
that is awesome, and very genius. thanks for the upload!
Chainedevents 3 weeks ago
I could understand the spin if there was another guy behind him. Then you could deliver a kick off of the spin then throw the original person down...but without there being a second attacker the spin seems a little time consuming and a little to flashy. Especially for a life threatening situation...
JoshuwaBrown 3 weeks ago
Looks pretty but not practical.
1) The attacker isn't gonna conveniently freeze there for you after throwing a telegraphed punch.
2) Your techniques take too long to execute even on full speed.
DJTrololol 3 weeks ago
@DJTrololol He's trying to show you the attack, not do it at a blinding fast speed so you can't even see it....it's called the "ghost" technique for a reason....
GabinRevolution 3 weeks ago
@GabinRevolution The first time he did it was at full speed... I'm not even gonna bother explaining it to you. I'm gonna give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you've trained before. Even if you have trained martial arts, then you obviously haven't trained in a realistic/rough manner; which is why you're saying that.
DJTrololol 3 weeks ago
@suuburbanninja were do we order the DVD an how much is it?
LIlMemphisTen 3 weeks ago
u dont need to spin, wasted movements = death
michaelkingy355 3 weeks ago
@michaelkingy355 I said the same thing when I watched this video several weeks ago.
I've done the ghosting technique(flashing sounds cooler) without the spin and it's FAST AS HELL.
I've had guys put up guards, I tell them I'm gonna get behind them and to stop me, then I take one step(forward),throw a couple feint punches,move side wards(all while STILL MOVING OFF THE INITIAL STEP),then "Appear" behind them, standing rear naked choke.
it's like a blur if you do it right.
plyometrics help.
chrisgrinhard 2 weeks ago
@chrisgrinhard yes you are right.actually there are many techniques where after an opponent's punch you move to his outside* in order to be out of his hitting and on the edges of his vision "field".if after doing that you extend the movement to the point of being behind his shoulder then you practically got the technique down.
*if i wasnt clear i meant the right side of his right punch and the left side of his left punch
thethunder7ulti7 2 weeks ago
@thethunder7ulti7 I hear you bro.
much respect here.
You meant to side step so that it is harder for him to counter punch and you are effectively on the blind side of his punching arm.
respect
peace
chrisgrinhard 2 weeks ago
BLACK NINJA EASILY BLEND INTO SHADOWS
Vipa567 3 weeks ago
@Vipa567 stfu man..............
yadalieun 3 weeks ago
This technique isn't bad. With good timing it will function once, and ONCE is almost always enough. Ninjutsu isn't bad at all either. Several years ago when I was still a Judo athlete, I entered a Ninjutsu class and found it very articulated. What I saw was a set of tricks rather than a "stand up and fight" kind of style like boxing, judo or MMA, but some situational drills like these would have really benefited me as a wrestle. You guys should be aware that everybody falls for a good trick.
antonarap 3 weeks ago
thats ok but he cant do this with me, or another person who can fight a little
Richardhihi 3 weeks ago
@Richardhihi Come on guy, you sound like the incredulous type that needs to face a real fighter (which of course arent busy showing off their skills or beating the brains outta each other a-la-MMA) in a real life situation in order for you to get it. With all due respect bro, if you dont think it works, then why watch and comment over something "useless" to your superb fighting arsenal? Hell, I can fight my ass off and I know that ANYTHING is possible -esp w/ the element of SURPRISE
UNVRSLGRTNZ 3 weeks ago
i wanted to do ninjitsu/ninjutsu for ages and did a lot of research on it and i can honestly say for me personally i find a lot of it useless. Near impossible to find a good instructor, techniques are way to flashy and hard to pull off in a street fight and for me I found i was a fan on stronger/more powerful techniques like muay thai or hung suen kung fu. This is just another example for me of the impracticalities of ninjitsu.
mydadsaloser 3 weeks ago
@mydadsaloser it is not the art that is impractical but the man using it. the point of ninjutsu is to form your own style of fighting rather than following strict lines of self defense and that takes years and years of practice. where arts like muay thai teach give you a faster sense of accomplishment since you get a pretty good arsenal of basic techniques right off the bat. I wouldn't pick ninjutsu as a first art, but after 12 years of martial arts I've now stuck with it for the last 2 years.
MrNewpants 3 weeks ago
@mydadsaloser and I would not advise muay thai as a 'street fight' (I hope to god you mean self defense) style unless you have good self control since kicking someone in the head usually sends the other guy into the hospital and you in jail in the real world. ^^
MrNewpants 3 weeks ago
@MrNewpants yes but thats what i mean in regards to the techniques. Unfortunately in this day and age u just dont have the time to spend a few years perfecting extremely tedious moves. Also muay thai for self defence (which is wat i meant lol) in my opinion isnt as dangerous as ninjitsu seeing as a lot of ninjitsu moves are at very sensitive parts of the body. ie groin, eyes etc and also id never throw a head kick in a street fight unless i wanted to get dropped on my ass
mydadsaloser 3 weeks ago
@mydadsaloser Man ! Ninjutsu techniques are like the name say, techniques used by the ninjas its not for street fighter, they are techniques intended to destroy eliminate the original technique purporse is to twist the oponents neck, killing him in the 1:33 in the original technique you are suposed to twist the oponent neck... you avoid his sword geting to his side and twist his neck its not flash its pretty simple if you see for the real perspective...
JJOOKER 3 weeks ago
@JJOOKER Ok well then if its not flashy its outdated and impractical. When would u ever need to dodge a sword in a street fight,not a knife ?(and by street fight I mean someone wants to attack u and u defend urself- explaining this to clear up anymore confusion) Also if u were in a confrontaion u dont want to rip the guys throat out or break his neck. if u can soften him up with leg kicks, get to his blind side or back and put him to sleep, its much more effective and wont put u in gaol
mydadsaloser 3 weeks ago
@mydadsaloser It's a hobby smartass you're not aloud to apply martial arts in every day situations it's illegal.
NotSoLiLMonstar 3 weeks ago
@NotSoLiLMonstar haha then whats the point of doing it ? u may aswell do tai chi if u want to look fancy balancing on one leg. Seriously u call me a smart ass ? watch ur tone bitch, I dont appreciate it. Its illegal to assault someone so therefore its illegal to use martial arts and thats it. Self defense however is completely different, whether or not u choose to use excessive force or not is up to u and ur moral code. Your an idiot and its people like u who give martial arts a bad name
mydadsaloser 2 weeks ago
Im not tryin to hate as i am a big fan of ninjutsu......However, The spin is really not needed and is a HUGE opening to be attacked.
bingman2006 3 weeks ago
Used this on my brother the other day in a sword fight. Works beautifully for me. I prefer to use two knives for stuff like this. Experiment to see what works for you.
caboose282 3 weeks ago
Isto que é ninja habilidade que tem da prática esta no talento do cara maravilhoso que pena que não esta aqui no brasil. Convite para que venha para o brasil nos ensinar e que muitos professores do japao venham nos ajudar pk não existem mais delicioso que o aprender e o conhecer . Sou uma aluna do ninjustu e amo esta arte marcial .
Mel6349 3 weeks ago
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Mel6349 3 weeks ago
It's funny cause this woiuld actually work ahahaha
xXStonedKiwiXx 3 weeks ago
Yeah, cause someone is so going to let you do all that in a real life situation.
MrLOKILLO15 3 weeks ago
@MrLOKILLO15 its not what they do but what u can do bro... this is a nasty maneuver no matter how you look at it, esp. if u can modify the attack via knife, sword, bat, clothesline, etc.
UNVRSLGRTNZ 3 weeks ago
@UNVRSLGRTNZ That's easily avoidable to me man. Using that technique you won't have time to pull out a knife, sword, or do a clothesline unless you already have one of those weapons out, in which case you can just stab or inflict serious damage by keeping your distance with the sword or bat, or just evade or deflect the punch so you may be close enough to stab with a knife or clothesline. Thanks for the reply. Never thought about it in that kind of situation. Made me think what would I do.
MrLOKILLO15 3 weeks ago
@MrLOKILLO15 well I respect your opinion, but Ill tell u this much: ME PERSONALLY, I would have time to pull a knife out using this one -esp considering that the opponents back is toward you. I brought the weapon aspect because I can see how this was used as a sword fighting technique to parry then get behind the adversary so quickly that by the time he noticed, he'd have a gash knee-deep in his ass. Clothesline (for me) diddo -and I dont mean a WWE 1 either :D
UNVRSLGRTNZ 3 weeks ago
@UNVRSLGRTNZ Haha. I was hoping you weren't talking about the WWE type.
MrLOKILLO15 3 weeks ago
@MrLOKILLO15 :D
UNVRSLGRTNZ 3 weeks ago
I like this move I have seen something similar before but the ARM is locked in the spin great vid
ninjamixer 3 weeks ago
Why would you spin around him? Why not just take a step to the side. Just by how it looks it seems like you are throwing your center of gravity all to hell with that little spin jive and wasting time and energy with it.
vanriku 4 weeks ago
@vanriku because this technique gives you a fair ammount of options both with fleeing or with trouncing him on the ground mma ground and pound style + you have his back which is the worst position for him and all but the most expierenced opponents will probaly be sol and to be honest most people are to blinded by anger to notice wtf is going on all they know is whard he go ... whys it all black .. ugh why does my head hurt ...where am i?
fatalwish666 3 weeks ago
and now show me kage bunshin no jutsu
teckyang97 4 weeks ago
Damn, I need to learn this crap.
skysaber89 4 weeks ago
2:50 a ninja saying run to my car hahhahahahhaha
EHIBXQS777JM 4 weeks ago
That presentation has so much incorrect terms mixed in to it, it's not eaven funny.
ZeroG84 4 weeks ago
@ZeroG84 that comment has so MANY grammatical errors IN IT, it's not EVEN funny.
xXJimboSlice 4 weeks ago
@xXJimboSlice Sure. Just watch for that "line of fire"..etc. ;D
ZeroG84 4 weeks ago
it was like he deesapeared. AAAIGHT?!
ProtkeAKAVoid 1 month ago
who the heck throws a jab and keeps his hand out there
AdygheShegem 1 month ago
@AdygheShegem Oh my goodness... He's just demonstrating. If he really was fighting he would draw the punch back and follow it up with something else.
headcheese3 1 month ago
I'm pretty sure that one won't wash on a martial artist.
bishopdante 1 month ago
doesnt have to be "legit" to work dummie. this isnt anythign new...go study chin na, aikido or any other grappling art and you'll see the same stuff.
BAMkotegashi 1 month ago
An african american ninja coming up with a super secret techniqe that isn't being taught anywhere else because it is so unorthodox and secretive. Seems legit.
Fire23eater 1 month ago
Ghost technique just sounded cool to me.
SydPho 1 month ago
Rookerfy speaks as a man who's never fought a good ninjutsu student
Chruffin 1 month ago
Ninjutsu doesn't work in MMA.
Rookerfy 1 month ago
@Rookerfy ya it does,you fire a poison dark at the other guy or cut his head off,works every time,trust me.
drinkbudyXD 1 month ago
@drinkbudyXD You = hoodwinked.
Rookerfy 1 month ago
@Rookerfy steve jennum look it up! i prob spelled his last name wrong
chocalot1978 1 month ago
Respect to all people who train; at the same time, I love how this stuff only works when the attacker is intentionally using terrible technique and standing completely still as he gets "taken down". Please evolve.
tricksterjwk 1 month ago
"the movement was allmost like I dissapeared...of course I didn't dissapear, but.."..." I was once there..now I'm here", the worst is, he takes himself seriosly...
chochopav 1 month ago
Never understood the concept of ninjitsu..what are you supposed to become..a Ninja? Isn't that a medieval japanese contract-killer? And by the way, the spinning move was totaly unnecesary..he allready had his back! And by the the way...you don't need more than a good boxer to kick the instructors ass, he can ghostmove all he wants...
chochopav 1 month ago
nice video but chuck norris is still better
5898lanegra 1 month ago
yes, but, will it blend?
trultima 1 month ago
right rear elbow will give u access to the head or ribs as he tries to grab your head
walkingdway 1 month ago
Man if I was about to fight someone that did that ghost-move on me I would play dead
simp11 1 month ago
Incorrect, Bruce Lee proved this in his Jee Atsu variation when applying it to JKD, which he tested in actual fighting not just 'okay, you do this' and 'I do this' demonstrations. Sabaki fighters would engage him and he would easily deter each of their techniques with simple close ranged inverted shin kicks and 90 degree alignment stances. Not to say that Sabaki is not effective, but it is one of the most vulnerable styles when applied to real fighting. It's meant for fighting at night in dark.
KANNABULL 1 month ago
By that point, he is already within his "seikuken".(zone of combat). The safest you can be from your opponent during hand to hand combat is either extremely close, or 6 feet away. A backwards elbow wouldnt connect right from this stance.
TheBamaBassist 1 month ago