No better way to explain that scene. I watched it so much as a kid i swear each move is burned into my skill lol

Learn if its actually effective , practically or not, there are a bunch of martial arts , but many of them is not going to be effective or practical in a real fight Remember this is a movie, not real life, punches and kicks are faster and more powerful than you think , you can't just block it with some fancy arms moves

Real martial artists also call out the bullshit. Real martial art teachers don’t put their students in danger by giving them a false sense of fighting ability.

Ironic how the country the movie’s based on the the biggest irl offender of what OP’s comment says not to do

Stupidity.

And an effective in real life move isn't going to perform well in the box office . It works both ways. You think getting people into crowds and inspiring them is easy. This why so many UFC stars say Bruce Lee was their inspiration for doing martial arts and yet I haven't heard a single time someone being inspired by Chael sonnen. Cause it takes more than just cutting out the bs to make people want to do martial arts. That's just the truth.

Legendary 😂 if you know, you know

Couchstrout

Sidekicks and eye pokes. Sounds awful lot like Bruce Lee's JKD

This is the answer to "Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu" when try to pull a thing they call 'full guard." The way IP man keeps punching every Japanese black belt into the ground. In their full guard in " BJJ" the punching they can't guard.

You can literally see an evolution in Officer Rama’s style. In the first one he’s a bit gun shy about doing lethal force until it’s the only thing he spends the movie doing, buuuuut he still shows the red flags of an inexperienced fighter (ex: leaving blind spots for his enemies to get a free hit), ultimately Mad Dog proves far, FAR too overwhelming that he and his brother almost died multiple times each. However, ever since his prison arc in the second, he’s been on guard so much he unknowingly unlocked the “power of paranoia” the kingpin from the first movie mentioned. He’d end up having no hesitation to use drastic measures to end a fight quickly. In fact his guilt over attacking another cop only forced him to focus his fury better. Makes sense how he’d go from survivor to hunter over the course of 2 movies

Yeeees pls

The Raid series is garbage.

@@sara.cbc92 Excuse you? The action scenes in the Raid are brilliant.

@@sara.cbc92 Certified bad opinion, I'm sorry but no. It's nowhere near the garbage produced by American film-makers that are labeled "Fight scenes". The choreography in ALL the fights within the Raid films is nothing but beauty. If you don't like them, you just obviously don't enjoy high level martial arts fights.

'Black Belt' from 2007? Good film.

Is available for free on KZfaq

I second this. One of the actors, Tatsuya Naka, is one of the top instructors in the JKA and is pretty active on KZfaq

This is hammered home at my school when we discuss “traditional” techniques. My teacher is fond of saying something along the lines of “people online will make fun of this until it’s on a UFC PPV. Then they’ll claim they found a new move, Yeah… WE know it works, WE’VE been doing this for a while”