Paul Vunak - Strength

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Uploaded by on Dec 30, 2007

Bruce Lee

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  • this actually clears a lot of things on my opinion. For an example Masahiko kimura used to practice his special osoto-gari against a tree, and usually knocked out pro judokas with ease. Cool video + Vunak looks like mac gyver.

  • @sz42781 Nah, he poked me in the eyes and palm punched my nose.

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  • @troy11691

    Heavyweight my ass. Bruce Lee never fought anyone in official matches. Mohammed Ali or George Foreman would have dented his head in, that's why he never fought them.

  • Vunak is the real deal

  • @iceblue4u yeah and then he did his back in weight lifting and moved to Isometrics and developed the best physique, speed and strength of all time

  • this is revolutionary for me. i always have done just a little weight training every day and never saw much progress. doing isometrics with it seems to be the way.

  • @ghossler you are correct in saying both methods would work better. In fact Bruce Lee incorporated isometrics and weight training in his work outs.

  • @iceblue4u i think he used certain concepts of lifting... but found a way to maintain the strenght and speed without actually looking buff etc. But im not sure about what paul is saying here about isometric strenght training... i think a combination of isometric and lifting.. would be better cause if you lift just for the strenght and not so much like power lifting or body building... u should be oke... and with isometric training.. u will get that strenght that paul is talking about

  • @login76 word

  • @truthfilter Untrue. GSP does Romanian power lifting and dominates every MMA athlete he faces. Not to mention , nearly 100% of all boxers, wrestlers, and MMA fighters do weight lifting routines. Nothing wrong with isometrics, but that is one very small part of strength training.

  • those shorts go higher than snoop dee o double G. but much respect paul!! hahahaahaa

  • @kelly980 yeah but this is strength for fighting techniques ...weight lifting strength

    is only good for weight lifting ...when weight lifters try and fight they are stiff

    and starchy like robots ...Mariusz Pudzianowski the strongest man in the world

    got totally dominated by tim sylvia who's an mma fighter and not a very good one either

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