The BIZARRE Fake Martial Arts Iceberg Explained

We tang clan ain't nothing to fuck with.

And as far as BKFC goes, in regards to how often cuts are a factor in the fights, in pretty much ALL combat sports in their respective degrees ... I wonder why for the sake of keeping a fight going, why they couldn't take some small sort of rubbery/plastic kind of material, and glue it to the face..? Something small, narrow, and thin, maybe the size of like... idk. If you could remove a full eraser from a pencil, it'd be what.. the size of what you see protruding from the metal piece at the end of it, plus another 50-75% that's down inside of the metal part normally? Something maybe slightly skinnier in diameter/circumference than what that is, and maybe 3 - 4x the length, flat on one side so it can be glued to the face or already have some kind of sweat resistant (or even sweat exacerbated) adhesive, have a little trough kinda lip thing in it for the blood to run into, put it right below the cut, maybe have it be slightly oval/semi circle shape, with the outside edge of it tilted down at an angle, so that the blood could run into it and be redirected around the eye socket and just run down the cheek instead or something.. could maybe have 2 shapes, one for cuts around the center of the forehead, with a way wider piece, and shorter ones for above the eyebrows and closer to the corners of the face.. hell, the one for the center of the forehead could maybe even just redirect the blood down the bridge of the nose and have it come out the way tears would if they're coming out right up against the nose in the corner ... Idk if anyone's ever thought of something like that or tried it and it just isn't practical for whatever reason but.. in theory it seems like it'd be feasible enough, I'm sure with a little time and intellectual investment, SOMEONE out there could certainly make something like that work.. just have a squiggly shape that you can glue on at 45 degrees or so so it wraps around the entirety of the cut, but will still be slanted enough for the blood to run out instead of pool up and overflow inside of it.. unless your face literally gets flayed like down the bone and there's giant chunks of flesh hanging off, like, hatchet blade to the face kind of injury, which .. I've only ever seen the worst and most brutal of elbows ever produce an injury even remotely that bad .. Anything short of that, the fight would at the very least stand a chance of continuing, IF an effective version of a product/device like that was ever developed and employed..

Oh and uh... you and Napoleon DEFINITELY Need to do a video collab.. Not necessarily like.. a video where a portion of the video is narrated by him instead, or vice versa on his channel, but like.. a legit collaboration where you're both going in on it at the same time. Since so much of his comedic gold comes out of the script itself I imagine in a live podcast sort of format the delivery would be very different so.. maybe a script where the both of you sort of have it written in a conversational kind of way, yet .. It still IS Written at the end of the day as opposed to actually being live, to where you'd both have the luxury of being able to write in the best you've got, yet still be able to deliver it in a back and forth or tag team kind of way ... That'd be absolutely amazing. As far as I can tell usually your work is a little more cut and dry in it's delivery, more nuanced and professional and detail oriented in that way, with a bit of dry humor sprinkled in here and there, whereas a Napoleon video is like a 90 minute martial arts centered acid trip in video format ... I'd just love to see what banter could come out of his comedic influence being side by side with your professionalism, see what kinda mischief he could bring out of your character lol

I thought Systema was supposedly developed before the Soviet Union even EXISTED, before the October revolution, when Russia was still involved in WWI -- From what I remember reading it was supposedly developed so that people that were potentially severely handicapped, IE Having had limbs blown off by artillery fire and what have you, would still stand a chance of being able to defend themselves in a melee fight. When you aren't in bullshido territory, in theory, it seems like it could be an absolutely excellent martial art, akin to a sort of... judo-esque variation of striking, with a sort of JKD philosophy applied to how this style of movement is employed. I watched Sensei Seth's video that you showed clips of here and it seemed like everyone in that class was pretty thoroughly proficient in grappling at the very least, although stylistically it definitely seemed different than traditional jiujitsu grappling ... I don't recall seeing TOO much sparring for striking, but the relaxation with which they perform a lot of their movements can create a power all it's own, employing limbs like a whip, with a sharp crack at the end, while the other 99% of the motion is performed in as relaxed a manner as possible. I don't know nearly enough about it to really talk it up in defense of it, and I know enough of the people who ARE known for it, ARE In the realm of bullshido, or so it would appear. Potential for maybe a worthwhile thought or two to come out of it, and if you could find a practitioner/instructor who's actually consistent with being worthwhile, I'd certainly be interested in looking into it more, but that seems so few and far between, it's sort of an impossible ask as of present from everything I've seen. Which is a shame for an art that could be so awesome in theory.

There are some people who try to run serious ninjitsu classes, but you never see them around

On Japanese sword arts. iaido and iaijutsu, is written with "i".

Koryu just means "old school" which refers to Japanese warrior schools that were developed before the Meiji era. Koryu is not a specific style or art like karate. It is just a broad term for all older schools of Japanese fighting arts. They include of course mainly sword schools but also hand-to-hand arts, spear, naginata, archery etc, sabotage, tactics, esoteric arts etc.

He's doing the pronunciation thing just to annoy me personally, yeah?

No kajukenbo??

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO...

Man I like your videos but you gotta do better research on your historical facts.

That Gracie belt system was the true work of genius how to milk the most money out of your students while keeping them motivated to stay.

Lmao when you made royce into a blue octagon and zoomed out it reminded me of hidden bases vid on mma

Meada also studied Catch as Catch Can in England before heading to Brazil.

Real akido also teaches joint locks.

Great video. Just a little timeline correction. You said the Haitian Revolution was in the late 19th century but it was in the late 18th- early 19th century.

Hey, you forgot to include Ameridote, found by one and only Master Ken, who never hesitates to restomp the groin.

Can anyone explain in short what the hell is 3hrs video is about????😂

Gosh, the biggest continent just gets no love in Western history hey? Egyptian wrestling was way before Pankration? What about Zulu stick fighting, I think it was pretty impressive for an army to use non projectiles and using close combat to defeat the largest empire in human history who used guns and cannons. Anyways shout out from South Africa

Women's only marital arts sessions might be more comfortable for women but they still don't prepare them to be able to defend themselves against a man since they haven't practiced their techniques on someone with such size and strength advantage as a man. Also the likely hood of the instructor being a creep isn't any lower. Women's only marital arts sessions are perfectly fine for women to have fun but by the moment you advertise them as self defence against men and empower women, making them think they can beat a man when they never even sparred one before, women's only marital arts sessions become dangerous and fraudulent.

My favorite one is probably bruce lee and mike tyson

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Much appreciated treatise here indeed. In the spirit of crowd sourcing and being an 80s kid I'd have to say...the start of the commercial explosion of Karate in the 80s and the fascination held by youth of the era was bolstered by movies but there is only ONE that started it and that's the Karate Kid hands down

Ooh the ban on weapons was a ban on firearms ^^ todi is the original name it was only called karate when being introduced to mainland japan.^^

Judo Confusingly? Called jujutsu @ the time? I think 🤔 ur missinformed before the name judo was created it was known as Kano Ryu jujutsu.^^

Was not expecting owen colgan in this 😂

A jutsu is not a sport. I'll never accept the name "Brazilian Jujutsu". It's Brazilian Judo, and has been since the 90's.
BJJ was Kosen and Kodokan Judo, as taught to Carlos and Helio by Maeda.

How have you been my adored friend?

I thought chuck liddel was a practitioner of Hawaiian Kempo not ed parker Jr terrible version

no silat in here 🥲

Jew Jitsu is my favorite

swole and calorie deficit? who's the bullshido now dawg? great video. those bullshido guys have always been hilarious. like those dudes that pretended to do surgery with their hands.

Stay in school, cuz you haven't learned anything yet yet, black face.

Talking about Sambo without mentioning Fedor is a big fail.

Sumo is fucking awesome, Shiko is a legitmately amazing exercise, and Wakamotoharu is STRONG

"Israel's fight for independence" sure buddy. Ignorant pos!

Jigoro Kano is the true short king.

I quit a BJJ place because of a guy's stank. A construction worker who kept coming to class after being at work all day, un-showered. One time I vomited on the mat when I got his sweat and stink on my face/mouth. Stink is a powerful weapon in the armpits of a true BO master...

Muay Thai comes from Lethwei.

Catch as catch can / judo / muay Thai. Best combination of styles

Steve Jennum won UFC 3 not Harold Howard. You guys messed up on the pic of the winner when you showed the brackets

That oil wrestling looks gheyy and super sus and not fun to do or watch, This video despite some of its individual contents was a masterpiece thank you man. Thank you for mentioning nap he's a good guy too