If only Roy could be a bit more agressive he might actually be able to intimidate someone.
My money's on BigDay!
My money's on BigDay!
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damn, hes fast.Comment -
Scary too!Originally posted by DHBComment -
don't mess with the Jews.Comment -
Creatively choreographed demonstration, but that's all...Comment -
Yeah he'd never be able to pull that shite on you.Originally posted by CountNo_AccountComment -
Krav Megra, Ninjitsu, all those flashy Martial Arts are not really practical vs actual combat athletes.Comment -
yes, but versus a guy on the streets or a bar, it's more than enough.
Krav Megra, Ninjitsu, all those flashy Martial Arts are not really practical vs actual combat athletes.Comment -
Originally posted by CountNo_Account
Quite the contrary.
Although for teaching and explanatory purposes some scenes were planned, do you REALLY think he'd be 'dead in the water' should someone(s) try to improvisationally try to hurt him?
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We have a winner!Originally posted by DHBComment -
So is basic boxing skillsOriginally posted by DHBComment -
Then let's pit your basic boxing skills against Roy's arsenal. I'm sure that would be a coin toss.Originally posted by SportsPedagogyComment -
Haha show me a video of that guy actually doing something Vs somebody who is actually fighting back. It's easy to grab a wrist when it's choreographed.Originally posted by Swinging Johnson
Krav Maga is the biggest scam in martial arts.
I would take BigDay to land a double leg takedown and then I would love to see some Krav Maga from the guard.Comment -
I desperately wish your name was somebody.Originally posted by SportsPedagogyComment -
You are a good guy, I like your videos, but Krav Maga is not what you think. It is just for show. Find 1 successful MMA fighter who uses it. You will not find one, and the excuse you will hear is "it's to dangerous for MMA" which is a Bs excuse.Comment -
Krav Maga aka 101 ways to kick a guy in balls
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so how can I learn these skills?Comment -
Krav Maga was developed for real world situation, even in the demonstration it showed a gun to the head..... If your looking for practical this is it. If your looking for fights with exchanging punches the look somewhere elseOriginally posted by SportsPedagogyComment -
they teach you attack throat, neck eyes and other vulnerable areas.... their style isnt fit for mma entertainmentOriginally posted by SportsPedagogyComment -
Originally posted by Swinging Johnson
Lighten up Francis, never said anything like that tough guy...Comment -
Again, not what I said at all...Originally posted by princecharlesComment -
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Meh, looks sped up at certain times...
Btw, kicks dont really work on the street against someone who knows whats their doing...Comment -
Originally posted by ACoochy
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There is no body control. Them grabbing a punch mid air and the. Flipping their opponent is extremely unrealistic. Gouging the eyes and punching the throat is a means to an end. A Muay Thai fighter could kick or pinch somebody in the throat if they wanted too, a BJJ fighter or wrestler could control yours body, take you down and gouge a way at the eyes if they so felt like it.Originally posted by marcolocoComment -
The US military created Army Combatives as a way of hand to hand combats in real world situations. It was basically Jujitsu with a few strikes.Originally posted by marcolocoComment -
Looks a lot like basic Hap Ki Do self defense, with guns thrown in for effect. Pretty sure Koreans were doing it firstComment -
SportsPedagogy you might be right. when I took jiu jitsu & judo classes few years ago there was these 2 guys in both class. One was a krav maga expert, another was an aikido expert. both guys were total d-bags but they did know their stuff.... but... both guys styles were very ineffective. yea we were learning a whole new form of martial arts but as bad as they were, it was hard to believe their styles would be useful outside a demonstration.... or unless you are like the guy in the video above and just the absolute best. I chalked the krav maga up as only teaching to inflict pain, but i dunno. would like to see moreComment -
Not really. For the average bar fight you don't want to punch a guys throat because you can easily crush his windpipe and get slapped with a murder charge, you also don't want to gauge anyones eyes in a normal street fight because you don't want pay $100,000+ in lawsuits for deforming the guyOriginally Posted by marcoloco
Krav Maga was developed for real world situation,
edit: its' very practical though if you are an israeli solider caught behind enemy lines and will do anything to get backComment -
Krav is the most practical self-defense method out there. Not even close. It has nothing to do with art or being pretty, don't get too caught up in a demonstration. It has everything to do with messing your attacker up really really badly so you can get the F out of Dodge. MMA comparisons don't work either. Krav is focused on just about everything you can't do legally in MMA, disarming an attacker, and using whatever is nearby as a weapon. Strikes, throws, how to get up really fast, all that good stuff is included too, but if you've never gone through an actual class, save your dignity and avoid judgement.Comment -
You remember that show where 2 MMA experts went around the world and learned different forms of martial arts, then after being trained had a match?
Krav Maga did not impress them and the one guy basically said he was just getting abused, not learning anything.Comment -
anyone know the name of this show?Originally posted by TheCentaurComment -
My friend is a 5th degree dan in Uechi Ryu and has his own dojo. He is also a certified Krav Maga instructor and he believes it is an excellent self-defense discipline. As he says Krav maga is all martial and no art.Originally posted by Ralphie HalvesComment -
Fight Quest on Discovery and there was another called Human Weapon on history channelOriginally posted by DHBComment -
Karate
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