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I've seen boxers who are also "from the skreets" knock out and stomp quite a few aggressive "skreet fighters". Now boxers who are just pure athletes, that might be a different story.

I don't think "more dangerous" is used wisely. Personally, I practice aiming for the eyes with nukites on my bob, to practice my speed, my precision and to toughen my fingers. My preferred targets are the eyes, throat, neck, knees, ankles and top of the foot, etc. In the dojo, I no longer use the pad but directly the brick wall to hit mawashi, yoko or ushiro geri, for hardening. Obviously we don't teach this to children in a karate class.

We love you Ramsey! When are you coming back to the States :D

Ramsey, is Beach Wrestling a martial art/effective? Or should I teach myself Judo with my grappling dummy? There is, no close Wrestling or Judo school (jerk choked me unconscious even though I tapped); and I liked BJJ - but got sick of reading on the instructors IG, BJJ is the greatest art, etc, aggressive nature of the guys and me coming from a very long TKD background.

Never take a heavy weight lightly!!! I speak from experience!

Anderson Silva was a proffessional spider.

I like Master Wrong he's very funny. Unintensinonaly.

57:52 zerchers and fronts

Thanks for sharing your opinion on my video! :)

Hey coach, i get your point about aggression. but, what might make matters worse for the average, non-aggressive martial artist...i was wondering how many aggressive attackers in da streetz are really untrained? i work in a clinic for drug addicts, many of whom have some convictions for assault. and a very high percentage of them train or have trained combat sports, kick boxing being the most common. oh, and many of them like their work outs, too, so they're pretty strong.

How can i train with you when i visit shanghai good sir?

Thanks for the video coach! I wanted to hear your take on this. Howdy from the desert.

And as your future self would say to you here if you could find a time machine, "the street" DOES have rules. And in some ways more stringent rules with more dire consequences than sport fighting

@RamseyDewey I couldn’t agree more! It’s frustrating as a coach constantly dealing with students who don’t know how tone it down! Establishing and maintaining gym culture is work man! The key point here is sparring is a tool, a tool that needs to be used in at least 20% of your training. It’s really frustrating when some students can’t control themselves because it pushes the gym towards less sparring. Comments on RUclips about the need to “pressure test” are so darned irritating because it makes an existing problem worse (students who go hard and don’t learn control). Eventually some coaches just say f’ck it, no more sparring! Then they create students who don’t know how to fight who become teachers themselves…. And there you go another McDojo! It would be a service to all coaches if more RUclipsrs out there did a bit more of what you do! Talk about controlled sparring in the context of an overall martial arts education that includes: theory, physical fitness, forms and shadow boxing, drills, etc. proper training is the integration of all of it! You can’t do drills correctly without sparring, and you can’t learn something to fluency to use in sparring without repetition. It’s not that hard, people just want simple answers…. There is only one simple answer “get out there and train”

1:48 - Correct! It seems the people felt it was the same god with different names in different languages. Now, if you wanna check out an example of ancient Greek _realpolitik_ regarding religion, look up _Serapis,_ a god just as made up as all the rest, but one where it's documented how the sausage was made and why.

Im really sorry that happened to you ramsay i really hope you get better asap

Diet was made before science showed us he did a good job on that diet I follow it modified for todays age

I follow the Gracie diet but it’s modified science has changed some of it today

Its not an ridiculous agumment because in the streets u are better off on your feet especially there are multiple dudes u cant grapple ten people buh u can punch and kick them thats why a Muay thai guy is way better coz lets take a bjj in street u are not gonna have chance fighting multiple people its risk for striking and grappling buh for striking if u know that u are loosing u can just run for your life for a bjj if u on the ground fighting u cant easily back up and if they got weapons its a nightmare for grapplers so u better of standing even if there is no multiple people end the fight standing is the best obviously u need wrestling if u get tackled so that u can easly stand up and keep on fightimg or u just run for your life a Striker is better off than grappling in da streets

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