You wont see me prominent in comments much anymore, just don't have the time, or patience.

Im a big sports fan/ex-pro wrestler/ex-athlete.

I am an active martial artist and boxer. I run, train, and lift weights to keep in shape.

The video I made in response to the ChosonNinja was to bring to each viewer's attention the need to spar and attempt to use moves under actual resistance and against aggression, while being tired at the same time from throwing punches, as well as the fact that when you spar with a good partner they wont just stand there and allow you to perform moves on them as they do when you see individuals like the ChosonNinja demonstrate moves in his videos. It takes practice to be able to perform any technique under pressure. In my opinion you need to best simulate a real attack to learn what works for YOU and what doesnt, this is where sparring comes in, as well as trial and error. What works for you? When I was a child I studied the art of Tou Kou Kai and earned a second degree backbelt, 80% of the Tou Kou Kai techniques are useless under real aggression. This is the same problem I see with the traditional martial arts style. Most traditional martial arts styles do not teach triangle chokes, submissions with a gi, submissions for self defense, counter submissions, on the ground, limb submissions, escapes, Omoplata, chokes, ankle locks, heel rises, arm elbow knee bars, kimura, guillotine, sprawl, go behind, takedowns, the intricacies of the guard, submissions from the guard(good for women because they can use the strongest limbs on their body(legs)) and so on...

I respect the ChosonNinja as a person. He seems like a nice guy. It's nothing personal and I dont want him to stop, just be a little more realistic.