Oh yeah, and I was wondering if you could give me a scenario where your opponent has any other weapon then a stick or similar where you would actually use an impact shield like that, because if you mean to say you'd "take a slash for a finishing move" I'd be disappointed, using this with sticks on an opponent using his fists I can understand but if you used a pen say that'd only lead to jail time.
On that note, could I get your opinion on the "nononsenseselfdefense" website's take on it?
Although as always I feel the urge to interject some points here and there as is my annoying custom.
All your moves are good yet seeing as these are instructional videos I cant help but feel that you dont interject enough warnings to the novice "martial artist's" concerning how these moves could go wrong if one doesn't have exactly the right technique or the right speed.
Such things as power gained by sacrificing speed, signaling your move and so forth.
@88Kamikaze69 Hello thanks for your comments! I think martial arts today can be divided into 3 parts, traditional, sport & reality. I think all 3 is necessary, but most people like to dog on the ones they don't practice. Lots criticize but so few actually do. And when they do, it reveals to me how their skill is, most instructors talk too much. So I just wanted to show ways to drill :) Thanks again!
Well, I suppose your right although to me personally I dont feel that all these other kinds of "martial arts" that arent applicable in real life scenarios deserves to brandish themselves with the name.
Personally I just pick and choose between moves that I know from experience or reasoning would work in real life and "drill" those until I find something new to practice.
Although I suppose applicable martial arts might rather be called a "martial system" for all intents and purposes.
@88Kamikaze69 hey dude, I use to think just like you, if it don't work, it has no place. But believe me, this actually limited how much I could grow, I guess it's one of those, the more you try to attain something, the further away it becomes type deal, Zen stuff, I know lol
I get where your going, it all has it's place and purpose if it's to attain speed, flexibility or simply getting it down so well that you can actually pull of those crazy ass moves IRL.
But I just can't make myself believe that a 4-5 step, thwirly-ma-jigg choke is worth it when a simple monkey choke would suffice (when you wrap your legs around the opponents mid-section), just as an example.
If it works 9 times out of 10 with average opponents it gives good enough odds overall.
Besides, if all of my standard moves goes awry and I'm starting to get my ass kicked I alwaya have a bunch of really dirty tricks up my sleeve although i prefer not using them seeing as it is hard to access the damage they might cause.
I wrap myself in layers, basics are my number one layer (simple kicks, punches, elbows and knees), my second layer is dirt moves that might break bones and joints, third and last layer is attacks likely to kill.
YES! PENS! I definitely bring at least 2 pens w/ me. I almost jumped from my seat when I saw the pens XD. Learning a whole lot from your videos. Through you, my arnis practice not only became interesting, but also more dynamic. Thank you so much ='D!
Oh yeah, and I was wondering if you could give me a scenario where your opponent has any other weapon then a stick or similar where you would actually use an impact shield like that, because if you mean to say you'd "take a slash for a finishing move" I'd be disappointed, using this with sticks on an opponent using his fists I can understand but if you used a pen say that'd only lead to jail time.
On that note, could I get your opinion on the "nononsenseselfdefense" website's take on it?
88Kamikaze69 1 year ago
Nice video as usual, good technigues.
Although as always I feel the urge to interject some points here and there as is my annoying custom.
All your moves are good yet seeing as these are instructional videos I cant help but feel that you dont interject enough warnings to the novice "martial artist's" concerning how these moves could go wrong if one doesn't have exactly the right technique or the right speed.
Such things as power gained by sacrificing speed, signaling your move and so forth.
88Kamikaze69 1 year ago
@88Kamikaze69 Hello thanks for your comments! I think martial arts today can be divided into 3 parts, traditional, sport & reality. I think all 3 is necessary, but most people like to dog on the ones they don't practice. Lots criticize but so few actually do. And when they do, it reveals to me how their skill is, most instructors talk too much. So I just wanted to show ways to drill :) Thanks again!
wmpyr 1 year ago
@wmpyr
Well, I suppose your right although to me personally I dont feel that all these other kinds of "martial arts" that arent applicable in real life scenarios deserves to brandish themselves with the name.
Personally I just pick and choose between moves that I know from experience or reasoning would work in real life and "drill" those until I find something new to practice.
Although I suppose applicable martial arts might rather be called a "martial system" for all intents and purposes.
88Kamikaze69 1 year ago
@88Kamikaze69 hey dude, I use to think just like you, if it don't work, it has no place. But believe me, this actually limited how much I could grow, I guess it's one of those, the more you try to attain something, the further away it becomes type deal, Zen stuff, I know lol
wmpyr 1 year ago
@wmpyr
I get where your going, it all has it's place and purpose if it's to attain speed, flexibility or simply getting it down so well that you can actually pull of those crazy ass moves IRL.
But I just can't make myself believe that a 4-5 step, thwirly-ma-jigg choke is worth it when a simple monkey choke would suffice (when you wrap your legs around the opponents mid-section), just as an example.
If it works 9 times out of 10 with average opponents it gives good enough odds overall.
88Kamikaze69 1 year ago
@wmpyr
Besides, if all of my standard moves goes awry and I'm starting to get my ass kicked I alwaya have a bunch of really dirty tricks up my sleeve although i prefer not using them seeing as it is hard to access the damage they might cause.
I wrap myself in layers, basics are my number one layer (simple kicks, punches, elbows and knees), my second layer is dirt moves that might break bones and joints, third and last layer is attacks likely to kill.
Optional is weapons for layer one.
88Kamikaze69 1 year ago
Please make more ebooks! The pen one is great!
H3LLSHOCK 1 year ago
@H3LLSHOCK thank you so much! now how can I say no to that?
wmpyr 1 year ago
Thank you I find your vids very helpful
hku99 1 year ago
YES! PENS! I definitely bring at least 2 pens w/ me. I almost jumped from my seat when I saw the pens XD. Learning a whole lot from your videos. Through you, my arnis practice not only became interesting, but also more dynamic. Thank you so much ='D!
Loyal2law 1 year ago
@Loyal2law hey man, thank you for the kind words, glad the vids help! More to come :) Thank you for watching!
wmpyr 1 year ago