Self defense scam fail
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5. blue_alien commented 10 years ago
I don't think the guy scammed anyone, maybe those who believe that you can effectively self defend with empty anything should try and use it.
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11. spaceludes commented 10 years ago
Most likely a scam, I wonder if the instructor believes in what he is doing. The first thing that occurred to me was that he was using power of suggestion (hypnosis) to control his "attackers", however, if this is the case, hypnosis only works on those willing to submit. Makes no sense as a defensive skill.
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13. Thanos commented 10 years ago
I remember seeing videos on a technique very similar to this one. The practitioner that time was of Chinese descent, bit on the older side with that awesome "Kung-fu master" beard and was using lots of "diverting" movements, which resembled fast-forwarded puppetry. Nonetheless, he accepted a challenge from some fairly low-ranking MMA fighter and tried it in an actual fight...
To this day, I remember bursting into laughter when the MMA fighter came up to this person and basically grounded him with one, very well landed, straight to the nose... Gloves on, of course, so the fight got back up afterward but it was perhaps even sadder than that straight as it turned out into one-sided dogfight... =P
#10 This video disproves neither, don't worry! Also, how could you even begin to compare Jedi and this guy?! xD
To this day, I remember bursting into laughter when the MMA fighter came up to this person and basically grounded him with one, very well landed, straight to the nose... Gloves on, of course, so the fight got back up afterward but it was perhaps even sadder than that straight as it turned out into one-sided dogfight... =P
#10 This video disproves neither, don't worry! Also, how could you even begin to compare Jedi and this guy?! xD
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14. ValdeLevis commented 10 years ago
What's that you say Jedi? Those weren't the rubes you were looking for?
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16. psBigFanSnotr commented 10 years ago
Reminds me of this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piWCBOsJr-w
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17. cameramaster commented 10 years ago
So...if you believe it works...it works? Its a good job I'm an Atheist!
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18. crispychicken commented 10 years ago
#13 you mean this guy - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wd7M4H0b62k
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22. Judge-Jake commented 10 years ago
So basically it's an odds game. You have to hope that the guy who attacks you in the street with a meat cleaver is a believer, or you're going home in separate bags.
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23. martynbiker commented 10 years ago
The men who watch goats.
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25. saturas commented 10 years ago
lol, nice clip But in fact there is a "no contact technique" used in order to disperse an attack. e.g. Russian Systema http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCThgT3yxfs
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27. sux2bu commented 10 years ago
#25 That one is fake too.Systema is BULLSHIT. It's a made-up style created by a little fat Russian named Michail Ryabko who is laughed at by combat athletes in Russia, at least the few that have even heard of him. He sells that crap to suckers, who buy into it as much as other idiots buy into Chi-blasts. It has NOTHING to do with Spetsnaz or the Russian army. They don't know it, and certainly don't teach it. Ryabko was a run of the mill cop who claimed to train Interior Police, who have nothing to do with Army Spetsnaz.
+43 1. ughlah commented 10 years ago