Stole this from a Karate Black Belt!

Stole this from a Karate Black Belt!

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In the captivating 36-second video titled “Stole this from a Karate Black Belt!”, Jeff Chan of MMAShredded offers a refreshing take on the vibrant world of martial arts. Gleaning insights from his interaction with @SenseiSeth, he delves into a tantalizing new technique in his customary approachable style. His pedigree in MMA shines through as he weaves invaluable lessons into this brief, punchy segment, demonstrating not just his prowess but also the value of continuous learning. Despite its concise run-time, the video, which garnered over 670,000 views, effectively pushes the boundaries of martial arts pedagogy, proving that mastery is an endless journey.



Incisive Tactics from Karate in Modern Self-Defence

Whether you are an MMA enthusiast or simply someone looking to bolster their self-defence repertoire, understanding various martial arts forms can provide a unique edge in terms of technique and application. We recently stumbled upon Jeff Chan’s informative vlog entry from MMAShredded titled, “Stole this from a Karate Black Belt!” The video has garnered significant attention due to its blend of Karate techniques into a primarily MMA-focused training routine. In this piece, we will dissect the nuances of these techniques and discuss their relevance to self-defence in a world where no-frills applicability is the name of the game. The method was initially demonstrated by social media influencer @SenseSeth, a renowned Karate black belt, showing us that traditional arts still hold tremendous utility today. The video is a masterclass in improving reaction time, critical for overcoming opponents in real-life confrontations. One takeaway from this brief, 36-second video is the emphasis on developing timing through drills. This emphasis is a nod to the rigorous discipline expected from practitioners of Karate and other traditional martial arts. Jeff Chan demonstrates a method that does not rely on intimidation or brute force; instead, it capitalizes on the principles of agility, precision, and counter-attack. The idea is to utilize an opponent’s momentum against them – a concept intrinsic to many martial arts but often overlooked in real-life defence scenarios. What sets this clip apart is the relevance of traditional Karate technique for real-world self-defence. The demonstrated drill harbours a sense of respect for tradition but does not shy away from the realities of modern defensive needs. Remember, self-defence is not about defeating an opponent – it’s about ensuring your safety. The technique showcased demonstrates a nuanced understanding of body dynamics, exploiting the natural reaction of a would-be attacker to create an unguarded opening. This defence methodology underscores the blend of physical skill and intellectual foresight necessary for modern self-defence. Now, just relying on a video clip is not a substitute for genuine training under professional guidance. To perform these drills and practices correctly, seeking a certified trainer is paramount. Not only does it promote safety during practice, but also ensures you are grasping the nuance behind each move, truly transforming yourself from a mere imitator to a skillful practitioner. While the video does not provide step-by-step instructions on how to execute the moves perfectly, it does provide an intriguing viewpoint into the incorporation of karate techniques into other fighting styles. It reinforces the universality of martial arts, where historical teachings have taken an innovative course to adapt to current self-defence purposes. In conclusion, the value in learning such multifaceted martial arts strategies is not just in the practical self-defence techniques they offer. It’s the implications they have for personal development, discipline, and respect. Techniques like these remind us that self-defence is not merely a transactional skill; it’s a way of life, and its core principles ought to be implemented in how we navigate the world.

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MMAShredded is a YouTube channel run by professional MMA fighter, Jeff Chan. The channel provides training insights, tutorials and backstage footage of his fighting journeys. Chan, with his expert knowledge and hands-on experience, guides viewers on MMA techniques, increasing fitness levels, and developing a competitive mindset.

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  1. Rematch with Sensei Seth!😂. I always got duped by outside crescent to head, I duck, then kick goes over my head, then kick is halted, and then mawashi geri to face 😵‍💫🥴💫

  2. When opponent grab you leg, you can use flying back kick or tornado kick… But beware never use in street fight sometime is work or not..

  3. I recommend taking tae kwon do or just muay Thai if you want to use kicks. They pretty much ineffective unless you're kicking a non-martial arts mugger in Central Park.

  4. Love mma shredded, unlike most martial artist showing of their moves as if they’re invincible and without fault, this bloke the shows pros and cons.

  5. Shit if you fail and they catch/scoop, why not roll for a leg lock? Odds are you'll get a leg inside.

    I mean even if youre far they have to either bring you with their retreat or let you go?

    (I just like doing that from a single leg takedown defense, and the positions look similar)

  6. Sometimes i forget that seth is a very high level striker, since he's always doing things he's a complete beginner at, or fighting ranked UFC fighters 😂

  7. its used in taekwondo and karate alot the trick is to not use the same exact move every time but to mix it like do the dash but with a question mark kick

  8. Alright you ready for this one Jeff?! Feint the side leg kick to teep kick. Like a question mark teep. I get everyone with this… every time! And if you practice your balance on it, you can actually get some good strength behind it. One of my Go-To “sneaky” moves now. 🙏

  9. What if🤔as his leg comes up for the fake kick🤔hear me out now,🤔what if,you strt singing cowboy love ballads at him
    in a charmingly pleasant baritone 🤔what then bro !??

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