NOT Jeet Kune Do - JKD - Street Fighting Training 2/4

[shadjazz]

This guy is awesome!

[kennithherrick]

i like that speed, i remember getting jumped , and thats how fast it feels when four guys are hitting you in the face... wish i new how to do this shit

[undevelopedproducer]

@kennithherrick It's not hard to learn Tony Jaa is a thai martial arts action star and is completely self taught

[SupraMurmur]

lol when he attack i ear shhhhshshshhshhh wtf ?!

[Francoblows]

Sorry, but there is NOTHING on your punches. Don't be fooling yourself, try this cage fighting.

[ikcjjtt]

@Francoblows stand in front of his punches and then say that.

[paulbuss]

@Francoblows mma and cage fighting is fucking joke....have fun getting blood on yer TAPOUT shirts pussy...JKD is a street fighting method that trained cage fighters on the street would get rocked buy ITS A FACT....

[undevelopedproducer]

@Francoblows Cage fighting is more brute force you punch a dude and hope you hit him Martial Arts like Jeet Kune Do (Invented by Bruce Lee) is about turning your opponents force against him meaning you try to punch me and find yourself on the ground an hour later.

[cmautino93]

i think this is a really good and realistic video and this video is way better than some other fool on youtube that has like the same title and the guy he is training with cant even do a good front kick this is a pretty good videeo just needs to b a little longer and more detail but good instruction

[renegadefunkman]

First of all, i should have checked out your profile, there's a lot of 10yr olds talking s#it on the internet. Second, I think contact sparring is very unrealistic to gauge whether someone is 'decent' or not. Third, I think sparring is great for building footwork, coordination etc. for attributes only. Sparring is useful for SPORT-oriented martial arts where you have to follow some kind of rules and NOT for street fighting. This clip has no sparring in it. That's my opinion, to each his own.

[ikcjjtt]

@renegadefunkman how else do you safely guage fighting or even get safe fighting experience if not with sparring? All combative arts i know train in sparring. You cant fight a street fighter if you cant beat a trained opponent. You can choose your own rules. People sparred in ancient times with little to no rules and even in the 90s. Many people died, but it did produce effective fighting methods.

[renegadefunkman]

@ikcjjtt I agree with you, back then 'sparring' had a different context, there was no sparring, it was fighting in the real sense with a 'i'll try not to kill you' mentality. These days most of the sparring is too unrealistic. All we can ever do is try to come close, ie. yell and scream at someone before you attack and truly try to take their head off to see if they can defend themselves for real. Circling, pot shooting and taggin(today's sparring) is not good for gauging ability.

[adamchan1]

@theawakener7

I dont usually answer comments on utube but since my good friend and student was mention..... He is actually a really decent fighter and I am glad he just chose to take it easy on little me for demo purposes . Demos are for flash , most of the stuff shown are too slow for self defence.

[adamchan1]

and to answer your question , I wont be doing more demos for a while. Lately, I find myself more interested in filming some instructional stuff instead and perhaps interviewing different great Martial arts teachers - i think that would be a blast. Anyways, thanks for your kind words and thanks for watching :) !

Adam

[renegadefunkman]

HAHAHAH, contact sparring...what are you 10yrs old?

[cannabischarlie]

he makes a good point in this video, that relates to martial arts in that the first hits are generally stunners or intercepting shots and you keep going.

you either have speed or power, but not both, you have to literally beat them to the punch or keep them from hittin you and then follow up with your own blows.

[TheSwaggasaurusRex]

@cannabischarlie

Bruce lee had both speed and power

[Yakshinian]

any videos of students sparring?

[ElCativo]

Quick, powerfull and good technics.

Good work.

Would like to see more from you.

[SlayerSteve777]

great stuff - was suprised to hear the beautiful people there!! 5*

[ufis567]

You are the truth man.

[sspma]

Adam, Like the Video.

Steve Smith

[shengchenfan]

Real Good Job Adam.

[paczao]

"rain drops keep falling on my head"  ha ha classic. great job, sir!!

[prusha]

Man thats some fast punches and you look like a good teacher i envy your students much respect

[chiutyler]

Not a good teacher, he is a GREAT teacher!