We need sensei Seth reacting to fight scenes I mean cmon

@@zyzz9780 copyright stuff gets to it first 😞

But there are so many reaction channels there has to be a way

Gather all the Martial Artest and make a movie or have all of them in one big dojo and go live on air , now that would be aswome.

I used code Senpai Seth and got a very different order

He’s sick of shrimping

@@SenseiSeth Shrimping is fine. The crickets are what kill me.

To be fair if I grappled people I would hate warm ups too. That burns through energy faster than anything else I have done.

@@rrteppo you learn to appreciate them. Better to get the blood flowing and the muscles warmed up and be a little tired than to not be as tired and pull or tear a muscle

@@slimccm6200 that's a lie and you know it 🤪 I do grappling sports for ~30 years...and I still hate warmup

Too many new people in the gym after every Jake Paul fight 😭😭

Paaaaaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin. That's all I feel with this realization.

😂🤣🤣🤣😂😆

Look, I'm glad more people are interested in my sport .... Just not like this.

And now I believe every other martial arts should just go to the boxers and beat the shit out of them

True bro moment

The Jake Paul thing is true, but its a good thing. God bless him for it.

It didn't even occur to me until today that there would be people boxing because of jake paul. Oh and Seth, in all my years of boxing I am ashamed to admit we have never used the term cross. It's just the 2nd jab. Why memorize 6 punches when it's actually 3? that's to much to memorize (brain damage jokes intensify)

2 of my boys got into boxing because of Canelo Alvarez 1 of my boys is doing Karate more specifically Shotokan because of Cobra Kai..I wish it was because of me but sadly no..

@@Olav_Hansen I teach cardio kickboxing classes on the side, and I condensed the 6 punches into 3 in my own personal notes, but never ended up teaching it because I thought it was fringe and weird. Still going to teach the six punches, but this post makes me feel validated.

Hahahaha

Dude had the exact same reaction 😂

There was a tine when being early was a good thing. U would show up early, help clean or set up mats, put out equipment, u know help out the school, or just a lil extra training time. Now being early is despised

Yes... Yes it is.

Our teacher has a rule "If you're early, you're on time; if you're on time you're late" The reasoning behind it being that once you arrive, you still need to put away bags/shoes and/or change depending on the day but the video really called us all out lol

😂😂😂

When TKD get marries to boxing We got ITF

@@sangamchauhan3564 Yuhhh

@@sangamchauhan3564 yes, you get a kid that can't punch and can't kick as his dad/mum

Wouldn’t their child just be kickboxing?

Coach Ramsey in da hooouse! Lets hope we see that soon, i could watch 100 of these, seth really hit the nail on the head. Love your stuff too coach, especially the podcast! Had whole workdays listening to it.

You’re just trying to make my life harder, huh? Lol

Am I the only one that read this in his voice. Lmfao

@@SenseiSeth you could go the route of power rangers when the dragon zord and white tiger zord "fought". Only one was on the screen at a time

It would be cool to have every martial art fight each other instead of blending together.

I didn't understand that part. Did that used to be frowned upon? Sincerely, Current competing white belt

why? I was training for like 2 years as a white belt before i competed? And i did in judo too. I think other martial arts don't because if you still have a white belt it means you have about 8 hrs of doing kata as experience.

@@Yourmomma568 2 years wow. What made you want to wait so long. I waited around 4-5 months before competing. And it seems like I waited super long in current standards. Apperantly people are popping in comps after 1 month

@@jcpbd1776 i haven't done it in like 11 years. when i did, and where i lived, (northern canada) there was like nothing. My instructor was a purple belt, and it was just me and 1 other dude for the first year. after a year we got a place at a community center so he could teach classes to a group bigger than 5 in his basement. after a year of that we drove 6 hours to the only tournament in the province with like 6 cars full of teenagers and 20 year olds. all white belts because our instructor was a purple belt. In our defence, we swept that tournament hard, but we trained really hard, and all of us contributed. Looking back it was sort of like a grappling collective, where we were all there because we were obsessed and we passed that on to each other and fed off of each other. Most people did 2 a week, but there was a group of about 6 of us that trained every day, either conditioning or rolling with each other and reading books (yes books, there was almost nothing on youtube in 2008) and practicing. every class, every student was expected to bring a new technique to show the class, if two brought the same one, then we would drill it 20 times each instead of ten. classes were like 4-5 hours and sometimes there'd be like an afterparty class back at our teacher's house. We'd all roll with each other 100% no matter age or weight, and so our small guys got really good and our big guys got a tonne of experience with all sorts of body types. We all stretched like 2-6 times a day. It was pretty nuts. anyway, i moved a few months later, a lot of people went off to college, community center shut down, and the new guys didn't have the same passion and it died off. instructor moved a couple years later. kind of sad. I did judo for about a year afterwards. I learned both how good we were and weren't at the same time in judo. No one in judo could keep up with me... except for the real black belts, by real i mean competitive older guys. they DESTROYED me like it was nothing. couldn't take them down, couldn't submit them. and they hit me with submissions i couldn't even understand, let alone do, even after they showed me multiple times. still, it was cool to know that after those two years I could roll with judo brown belts and come out on top. finished school, got married. here i am. I moved to a town with a school about 35 km away, but it's been so long... anyway, what was the question? sorry for the life story. edit: sorry, the reason was that we didn't think there was a reason, there wasn't much of a scene in canada, you could count all the black belts in the country on one hand, and most did no gi mma. we didn't think we were good enough to compete at the tournaments that were all in toronto and it was way too far to travel out of province for that. we didn't even have gi until like 6 months before tournament, and even then we shared for the tournament, because most of us didn't have one.

im white belt and i have a tournament in 3 days

It’s a valid question? 😂

@@SenseiSeth Totally legit

@@SenseiSeth 💡

Kick? Nah. pull-guard

@@SenseiSeth We start standing up. We do takedowns too, you know. LOL.

I see what you did there... *Raises one eyebrow* I Sifu.

Thank you!! I try 😂

Yes,exactly!! The comedic acting and editing is ON POINT!

And the comedy is top tier!

Honestly, that was funny as hell,

*Gets in trouble in TKD for punching too high * . . . Maybe I should do Boxing XD

Hahahha

That was really cool too, especially the kid belt system, I wonder if in like 3-5 years it'll evolve (devolve?) Even worse and we'll have 8-10 year Olds walking around with purple and brown belts

@@jcpbd1776 every kid with a belt should start over at white "adult" belt at 16

@@denisl2760 is that standard practice? Like I could agree Even if they trained a bit over a year before becoming 16 just cuz of the size differnce, im sure there are fringe cases but I don't think they're too many and it'll be easy to tell if the 16 year old is still styling on adults, I think I would agree with you for the most part

that's actually exactly how it works. kids have their own belt colors and stuff, and when they turn 16 they get a white belt, or possibly a blue belt if they maxed out as kids.

Hahaha 100%

Heh heh heh

Absolutely, haha was such a great detail

Hahaha thanks!

i’m glad to see another comment like this, i was on the floor

HEMA vs KravMaga Longsword vs disarming techniques. I imagine Krav not being impressed with HEMA's sword and boast about how quickly he could take it from him. Dismemberment intensifies*

@@hourglas a LARPer with a sword is still a dude with a sword

"So can you demonstrate some unarmed stuff, like some striking or wrestling or something?" "Oh yeah we technically include every martial art in the history of Europe, so we have a lot of different types of folk wrestling and stuff like that." "So do you wanna show us some of that stuff?" "Oh, no, no, I only practice late medieval longsword, sorry." "Oh. But you guys sometimes do grappling in that, right?" "Wait, you can do grappling without a weapon?"

Then Buhurt will come and show you that armored combat is not larping

BJJ tries to grapple only to find the HEMA guy is a grappler too

This is my favorite bit and it will probably be criminally under appreciated lol

Thanks!!

I have to agree. He's getting at least a stripe per vid on his humor belt.

Oh heck yes. My belt will look like Master Kens soon! 😂

i think's it's been great from the start

Thanks Jason!

When it’s for a point, we turn into Bruce Lee, when it’s for self defence, we are Lruce Bee

Hahaha heck yes

He needs to raise his hands a little

How much time did it take When you started Just curious you know

@LudvigSky games it was hard for me at first too haha!

@LudvigSky games damn that must’ve hurt a ton 🤣

@LudvigSky games oh thats good 👍

The muay Thai guys are asking for advice on kicks???

@@ilovetheworldand yeah. Kicks below the belt are foreign territory for me but my mid and head level kicks are faster and more powerful than theirs

@@tjames6996 Midlevel kicks for thai guys should be on point. My TKD instructor always said if you want to kick them in the head, kick them in the groin first.

@@tjames6996 In that case, your MMA Gym has bad Muay Thai instructors.

You guys are the worst I hate sparring against guys with great tkd base. The kicks come like jabs bro…:(

That would be so boring

@@katethegreat4918 if it was a whole series, maybe, but 1 episode that's more like (Opposite Day) would be funny.

@@belalabusultan5911 Maybe

How is it a good thing?

@@arshiaarjomandi6279 I guess he means Jake Paul is getting people into boxing, thats why he likes him.

Jake Paul’s an absolute fraud in the making, but hey if it gets people fired up then we might see ACTUAL boxers soon enough.

Read his books, try some stuff. Don't listen to all the folks who claim to teach a martial art called Jeet Kune Do. There isn't one. What Bruce taught was simpler more effective body mechanics to be used in any "art"...taking out extra motions. You can still be an American "boxer" but hit much harder and faster. The vertical fist is much better.

@@yourhandlehere1 I agree with everything you said except for the vertical fist.

WWE 🤣

by falling thru the ground, duH

@@Aleksandr_Skrjabin you need a lot of CBD for that

Actually it's for 10. Kind of a must...

Oooh

@@SenseiSeth I can already see the wooden stick being a joke lmao

*I would like to see it*

Hahahaha great moment. Thanks!