😃🙏 Mahalo!

Anytime brother!!!! 😃🙌

It’s a game changer! 😃🙌

Yes indeed! 😃👍

It absolutely baffles me how fast fighters can adapt. I was struggling the whole video just to memorize what was shown. And the MMA guy adapted so fast and naturally.

I'm assuming it's similar to movements he's done with other martial arts. It's certainly impressive to have gotten to that level of mastery.@@manfredselak267

Thanks!

Thank you! Yeah I’m sorry about the background. There ended up being another private session I didn’t know about when we filmed.

Agreed! Thanks! 😊🙏

Yes! I think you will see it!

Thanks!

Haha right!

Definitely try it. I trained with a older guy who knew both from the bay area. He blended both VERY well.

Anyone can pick up a paint brush... but very few become Masterclass level Oil Painters... even with the best of Instruction. Most are simply not willing to put in the required hardcore time and efforts, to develop their skills to a high / master level. Because Kung Fu systems have a LOT more Techniques to learn and Master... makes things even worse, because people spend most of their time and efforts learning NEW things.. without ever going back and mastering any of it. This is why most of them fail, even against far more simplistic arts methods. I was one of the rare few whom trained the art Hardcore. This included a daily 1hr CORE workout routine. WC specific drills and attribute building exercises. Full Iron Body conditioning. And much more. I did between 4 and 8hrs of efforts, every single day, for a solid 5 years, before easing up. I also started to spar, heavy contact.. against various different artists, after my first year. I sparred almost every weekend. Many of the fighters I sparred against, were also much larger and stronger. I often chose them for that very reason... to be able to challenge my abilities, in the worst case scenario's... to make sure I could do well in a real barefist fight situation. Additionally, I cross trained in other arts methods, to best know the "Enemy"... and just because I also loved being able to do all of it. I can throw excellent TKD / Muay Thai kicks, Boxing Strikes, Some Shaolin Longfist and Wushu Acrobatic movements / feats. Some Tai Chi. And even some meditation and advanced breathing methods... from Indian Origins (which are also duplicated in non-corrupted Chinese martial arts systems). At first, I was trash. It takes a long time to fully understand the arts methods... and then, being able to perform things correctly, under fast and heavy combat stresses. But by my 3rd year, it was difficult for the local blackbelts of various well known arts, to be able to get any hits on me. By my 5th year, I had developed Lethal short range power output potentials. I Used to KO fighters from less than 6 inches of travel, via a 15% level vertical fist to their foreheads (only used KO level forces, when fighters were being very disrespectful. To date, 4 different fighters were Knocked out this way. 3 of which were from the same Jujitsu school, at their Open House sparring event). Wing Chun is a lot more effective than people realize (As are other even Deeper artforms of China). But, most will never know it... due to extremely closed minds... and the lack of experiencing a Master Class level Chinese arts fighter, that both knows what heck he is doing, and whom can do effectively, even in a "Limited" response format... heavy contact, sparring match.

Pay me and I will teach you

you want to see jeff or nate spar in the cage ? cause jeff has had professional fights in the cage

@zibafu I just want to see a sparing match in a cage between these two. They spared on a video on Jeff's channel, and it was pretty awesome.

We will have more sparring in the future. In the recent video. There were a few cornered spots. Also kept up close as much as possible this time. He’s super evasive though. Hope you get a chance to check out and stay tuned for more. Maybe next time we can film the sparring in the cage.

A "Cage" lol. What does a Cage have anything to do with changing a fight?! MMA/UFC Fencing is flexible and absorbing of shock. If you want a real hardcore fight, you put two dudes into a deep pit that has Solid Concrete Walls, and Concrete Flooring. The UFC / MMA gyms use Rubberized flooring, and the ring itself has shock absorbing mechanisms built into it. I met an MMA fighter, that got Jumped by 3 dudes in CA. He managed to get the biggest one to the pavement.. and tried the "Ground and Pound" method. Can you Guess what happened to him? Since sport fighters never condition their bare fists... and since this dudes head was flat on solid pavement / concrete... he managed to drive his own middle knuckle, about 1cm deep into his Own fist. He now is Permanently Disfigured, as a result. He was also extremely lucky that the other dudes were cowards that didnt know how to fight... and ran away quickly. Not to mention, that any of them could have been carrying a weapon... and could have sliced him up, while he was trying to grapple with one of them on the Ground. As for Wing Chun supposedly Thriving while being "Cornered"... that speaks to a certain level of Ignorance. Sure, it helps when the OP cant easily escape. But that applies for pretty much Every art! >_< Which actually... showcases the main differences between sport fighting / sparring... and actual barefist exchanges. You see... when some at the club, thinks that you Grabbed his Girls behind... he isnt going to hop around in and out of range, like a bunny rabbit. He is charging in fully committed, like a Freight Train / Bull. He is often more than willing to eat one of your strikes, while he is continuously dishing out his own punches... non-stop. He wont stop, until either your face has been pummeled into a puddle of Goo... or... you have managed to stop him. Regardless... Wing Chun can in fact be used to spar, effectively with. The main key, is to be able to intercept and counter... the very moment the OP steps in. Trying to Chase the OP that is trying to run away, is never a great option. It can be done... but its also dangerous... and it tends to be a waste of energy as well. You see, eventually any Fighter that is in a sparring situation... will get board, and they will eventually step in, and try to launch an attack at you. When their light jabbing fails to do anything meaningful (easily deflected away)... They will eventually throw an attack that is Fully Committed + Heavy. Its at that point, when you are in the best possible situation... to execute a devastating deflection + trapping arms + counter strike flurry.

@johndough8115 you'll realize that I'm not reading this lol

I’m sorry I don’t know how