I trained Snoop Dogg? | Private Lesson Tips

I trained Snoop Dogg? | Private Lesson Tips

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Welcome to Jeff Chan’s latest video on MMAShredded introducing another private lesson with his friend John alias ‘Snoop Dogg’. Panning nearly 18 minutes, it explores effective martial arts training essentials, demonstrating how to perfect execution of key moves and techniques. From using proper footwork and jabbing techniques to adapting on the spot, Chan recreates the experience of taking a private lesson with him. With his practical yet fun approach to training, he leaves viewers with actionable tips and gems of wisdom. Educational and entertaining, the video has already clicked with over 144,000 MMA enthusiasts and practitioners worldwide, proving yet again how valuable and insightful MMAShredded’s content is.



Understanding Modern Self-Defence Through Mixed Martial Arts (MMA)

In August 2023, a video was shared by MMAShredded – a YouTube channel founded by Jeff Chan – detailing valuable self-defence tips focusing on motion-based instruction to direct viewers on tactics such as distancing, punch-landing, and footwork. The video, aptly named “I trained Snoop Dogg? | Private Lesson Tips”, despite the tongue-in-cheek title, delivered rich strategies for MMA fans and practitioners alike. Jeff Chan, serving as a knowledgeable and effective teacher, begins by introducing his student for the day – a friend and look-alike of Snoop Dogg named John. What followed was a comprehensive private lesson on modern self-defence techniques told through the medium of MMA, each tip meticulously broken down for viewers. The Mechanics of Movement Chan placed heavy emphasis on footwork. Constantly reminding John about appropriate distancing — pointing out the difference between being inside and outside an opponent’s range. He noted the importance of maintaining a dynamic and responsive stance during an engagement, intricacies such as never sliding the rear foot forward except to step in purposely for a jab. Tactical Positioning He also underlined the significance of position in defence, encouraging gentle slides to the side to avoid blowbacks rather than drifting off unintentionally to the side. Techniques such as stepping in with a jab and following up with a cross were explained in clear, tangible steps. The Art of Counteracting Retreating was another area Chan focused on. He asserted the value of knowing when to move backward and how to move the right way, demonstrating how a person could evade a counterattack while backing up by maintaining a chest to chest distance. Otherwise, you may mistakenly end up within the opponent’s range, making yourself a target for potential attacks. Offence as Part of Defence Revisiting the classic boxing manoeuvre of ‘weaving’, Chan advocated the necessity to ‘close the distance’ to land a successful hit while ensuring a protective stand for one’s self. Slipping jabs and strategic body positioning were also discussed as tools one can use to their advantage within a defensive scheme. Chan encouraged ‘weaving under’ as a strategy to either exit a close combat situation or to move one’s self into a preferable defensive/offensive place. Adapt or Perish As the lesson deepened, Chan highlighted the duty of an MMA practitioner to adapt to different defensive techniques as the situation warrants. He utilised the example of ‘pull back’ and ‘weaving under’, explaining how these tactics should be employed depending on the circumstances. He also focused on the importance of keeping one’s head off the central line to avoid direct hits. In conclusion, the primary takeaways from Jeff Chan’s video are the intricate details that can determine one’s performance in a self-defence scenario. He emphasised the understanding and implementation of distance control, landing and dodging punches, maintaining position, and swift adaptability. Even for a non-practitioner, these are insights into defence strategies that could prove beneficial. Remember, the goal of self-defence is not merely about knowing how to throw a punch, but knowing when and how to avoid one, thereby reducing the potential for harm. This intersection of both offence and defence is what makes martial arts such as MMA not just a sport but a comprehensive approach to personal safety.

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MMAShredded is a popular YouTube channel founded by Canadian mixed martial artist, Jeff Chan. The channel offers expert level MMA instructional videos, showcasing Chan’s professional fighting techniques and training routines. Chan’s dedication and passion shine through, making his channel a go-to resource for MMA enthusiasts and aspiring fighters.

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  1. I actually got click baited by Mr. Jeff Chan =O this was a good click bait tho and as always the advise is stellar. Love what you do, don't ever stop please! <3

  2. Yeah that’s not snoop he’s darker and taller… Hell I thought it was wiz Khalifa… now if snoop and wiz both was to be cloned then there you go Snoop Khalifa Wiz Dogg

  3. Hey Jeff, recently i asked you wether to start Judo or Bjj first to go along with my Muay thai, i had my second session bjj class today and had my first 3 submissions and all successful takedowns. Just wanna share my journey!

  4. do you know that you're up there as one of the smartest fighters to live? I gotta get on that program you made. I am sure if I did, my countering and using my long range would improve.

  5. another brilliant video as always full of tips. question: i'm a heavy guy, do you have any tips for being lighter on my feet especially while doing a combo, because while throwing a combo I find myself very static. thanks

  6. How does your blinking tick affect you while sparring/fighting? Damir Ismagulov is another fighter with a more severe blinking tick, and it always seemed dangerous while striking

  7. combo at the end:
    Jab, right block, cross, block r body, r upper, hook, cross, block L body, L upper, cross, hook, cross, dutch block, cross hook, L dutch block, hook, cross L high kick

  8. Looks like Snoopy ! Did you tell Snoop Doggy Dog ?

    Maybe Jeff Chan is doing Training now and not competing so much now ? I got the impression he was competing in #TheOne which is a good advert for that promotion .

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