Taken from JRE #1492 w/Jocko Willink: • Joe Rogan Experience #...
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Imagine how the attacker would feel when Jocko runs away.
@nemdenemam97533 жыл бұрын
He'd feel like a God
@SASMADBRUV73 жыл бұрын
underrated commney
@hamesansyiem18413 жыл бұрын
@W. George lol I know right? I get it that he wants to emphasize that advice to people as its a good advice...but cmon
@nemdenemam97533 жыл бұрын
I'm thinking the guy who wants to fight him in the first place has some serious mental issues 😂😂😂
@nightfangs29103 жыл бұрын
The would feel enough confidence to get murdered by the next less enlightened guy they try it on.
@aikighost3 жыл бұрын
When a former seal team member's first thought is to run away, you know that it's dumb to do bar/street fights.
@blackclover43753 жыл бұрын
Very dumb, you don't know who has a gun/knife. Having been in war zones, Jocko knows there is no such thing as a small enemy.
@mariomendoza80413 жыл бұрын
that means any body can make you run away if they wish to ?
@mounir98993 жыл бұрын
@@mounir9899 Yes and no. This is exactly why gun rights need to be protected. Because some places, the fight ends. Some places, are sacred.
@alecfleming3733 жыл бұрын
Hes only talking in general. A Seal does not run away.
@justinmcmanus91523 жыл бұрын
@@justinmcmanus9152 hes talking about some wanna be UFC champion asking jocko to throw hands. It'll be different when he and/or his family is being attacked/disrespected. He's a seal, his literal job was to protect the country and its citizens.
@blackclover43753 жыл бұрын
"We learn how to fight so that we don't have to." -Master Roshi
@lazylank3 жыл бұрын
Wait. DBZ?
@kylespecter65803 жыл бұрын
@@kylespecter6580 Yessir
@lazylank3 жыл бұрын
EXACTLY.
@jeraldmcclainofficial60053 жыл бұрын
Goku said "screw that!" cuz he actually goes out and LOOKS for strong people to fight lol
@appledough38433 жыл бұрын
That is the greatest, and truest, wisdom that ever could be spoken. Or in this case, written.
@20Unknown3 жыл бұрын
Jocko's logic of being able to run away and not fight being preferable to succumbing to ego and pride speaks to the man's intelligence and integrity. Love his mentality!
@toddhardin71693 жыл бұрын
I guarantee you he's not running away from anyone.
@BWater-yq3jx2 жыл бұрын
@@BWater-yq3jx his words, brother, not mine :) He is a Patriot and a champion as well as a motivational speaker and leader.
@toddhardin71692 жыл бұрын
@@toddhardin7169 I know. When he said it, it struck me as unlikely... for him. More of a concept than a reality.
@BWater-yq3jx2 жыл бұрын
@@BWater-yq3jx Dude how explicit does he have to be? He has said it in MULTIPLE videos. First thing he would go in a situation where someone is threatening him? Get out of the situation. All these small ego dudes in the comments being like, "oh yeah well in real life, Jocko would never run away." I don't know how many times y'all have to hear it from the horses mouth - yes he fucking would. If you have the opportunity not to fight, then don't fight. He is a big enough man to know that running away and avoiding a stupid street fight doesn't make you less of a man, less of a badass, etc. And you can bet that if he were in a situation where he couldn't get away, then he would handle his fucking business, but why would he if he didn't have to. There's 0 reason to ever fight someone unless you have no other alternative.
@andrewpeterson58822 жыл бұрын
Well, the man was in the army. I'm not expecting him to be a genius, nor is anybody.
@emiliospowerballer14412 жыл бұрын
Running as a form of self defense works great until you find that your significant other can't run as quickly as you.
@somerandomdudefes313 жыл бұрын
Distraction
@jordandesmond57423 жыл бұрын
@@jordandesmond5742 hahahhaa
@Josh-lv6vn3 жыл бұрын
until until...
@harryhirsch85273 жыл бұрын
jordan desmond u don’t have to be faster than the bear but just be faster than the person running away with you
@gamerepic47603 жыл бұрын
that's even better self defence. It's just not very good defence of them.
@InnocenceExperience3 жыл бұрын
best defense in street fight is to start coughing
@evilmanua3 жыл бұрын
Hahaha lolz the Covid attack!
@josephreed31893 жыл бұрын
A cough is like a gunshot nowadays
@budgetsneakerhead32913 жыл бұрын
Won't work against Antifa.
@eazyb79743 жыл бұрын
Eazy B only cause they’re retarded.
@matthewsheridan48583 жыл бұрын
@@eazyb7974 that's ok, because they can't handle the heat of the moment.
@alecfleming3733 жыл бұрын
Jogan: “I advise clinch and trip” Jocko: “I advice get out of there” Jogan: “Yeah get out of there”
@garret9303 жыл бұрын
we know what Joe would do. roundhouse kick them into the next century.
@Shlogger3 жыл бұрын
@@Shlogger fr
@thelasso94783 жыл бұрын
Being a wrestler who has been in street fights... I learned the hard way, shot a double on Pavement and fucked my own knees up pretty bad. I got the takedown and beat his ass but still felt it for weeks. Being a grappler in a street fight is just dumb. All fights since that I've use trips where I dont even touch the ground and boxing.
@willyjf61932 жыл бұрын
Joe would make their major organs into jelly with his spinning side kick. That shit can kill a man
@2kmichaeljordan4382 жыл бұрын
@@Shlogger 😂😂😂
@carlosandresla2 жыл бұрын
As a kid, my dad was pushing me to go to practice judo, and after a few years a year of jujitsu. It was kinda playful at the age of 7 to 12, but, i recently fell from the top of the stairs in my house, and knew how to roll to minimize the impact. Why? Because all we learned as kids in judo, was to fall safely. It was in my system. so no injuries at all. I still thank him every day for letting me take those classes man.
@blackdeath60853 жыл бұрын
Can you link a video of how to do this?
@samdis18902 жыл бұрын
@@samdis1890 I do not have a direct link, but if you search for a shoulder roll, i think you get some examples. Cheers
@blackdeath60852 жыл бұрын
@@samdis1890 additionally you can learn PARKOUR! If you’re dropping from heights then you definitely have to use the shoulder roll
@adog58912 жыл бұрын
Also the judo word for falling safely is ukemi I believe
@adog58912 жыл бұрын
👌
@ivan.guitaraaa1903 Жыл бұрын
BJJ guys walking the streets like *I hope someone comes at me so I get to show off my mad triangle choke skills*
@NaturalHypertrophy3 жыл бұрын
Wtf bro i see you everywhere lmao
@HeliosEffect3 жыл бұрын
And guy who knows boxing comes around and knocks them fuck out.
@DazDc3 жыл бұрын
Dariusz C ooo
@ronthemogul3 жыл бұрын
@The Shitstorm Starter Francis gets destroyed by grapplers...ask Stipe he took him down...Francis weakness is his grappling
@williambolton34403 жыл бұрын
Hope he has balls protection
@j0tt03 жыл бұрын
If I ever meet Jocko, I will square up to fight him, just to see if he runs away. Will be wearing a helmet.
@BTM373 жыл бұрын
I always see guys like him saying they'd run away but I really doubt they'd do it. Having years of fighting and being muscular as he is, he'd go fighting without even thinking avout it.
@rhinobridge3 жыл бұрын
I don't think he would take a backward step, but would give you every opportunity to walk away.
@maxfish47703 жыл бұрын
He's just saying that as an advice for the public, unless you're a navy seal or some wordclass fighter you should run away
@Yellow.18443 жыл бұрын
@@Yellow.1844 it depends on the situation. Hard2Hurt made a video about this topic. If the attacker chases you, you are even more vulnerable after/during running away. And if they catch up to you, you're *ucked
@elian87493 жыл бұрын
You won’t I met him and he’s super nice but terrifying he’s super intimidating
@bga_293 жыл бұрын
When Jocko runs away in a fight, it's not cowardice... it's his good graces that he let you have a 2nd chance in life...
@RJGuitz3 жыл бұрын
I know you probably said this askind of a joke, but it's honestly 100% true. If you beat someone down, even in the case of it being justified, you open yourself up to a whole world of problems, from injury to serious legal liability - yes, even if your use of self defense is justified. If you are a CCW holder and carry, you know that if you ever have to use your firearm in self-defense, you WILL spend the next period of your life in court. You will be prosecuted. You might be sued by the victim or their family. And it's the same if you are in a fight without weapons. Right or wrong, you do not want to be in that position. Not fighting should ALWAYS be your first option. Even if you know for a fact you can beat the other person down, and frankly, especially if you know you can beat them down.
@andrewpeterson58822 жыл бұрын
Can't argue with a professional. So if he runs I doubletime it Heavy on the Gas lol😁
@Mr_RaZiM Жыл бұрын
@@andrewpeterson5882 Also if I am not mistaken, highly-trained military personnel can be tried with having using a deadly weapon. Their bodies are honed weapons.
@Dekonic Жыл бұрын
Honestly, Muay Thai has a ton of applicability to self defense, I'd say as much as BJJ. The clinch work actually makes you a good wrestler and you can dump an opponent without you going down yourself, and most thugs cannot wrestle. The teep is the greatest defensive tool there is starting on the outside, and you get good guards to protect your head. Not to mention leg kicks which will end it without killing someone the way a head strike can. Muay Thai + BJJ is god-tier self defense.
@colet10962 жыл бұрын
I plan on learning those two and if i wanna get fancy some judo for takedowns
@caydenhughes35962 жыл бұрын
Completely agree with you. Include a bit of wrestling and you have the holy trinity of fighting
@patrickrichard5948 Жыл бұрын
@@patrickrichard5948 Only thing I don't like in wrestling is shooting. I have a preference for not putting my head at the opponent like that. Not saying it's bad, just what I didn't like personally. What about you?
@skyereave9454 Жыл бұрын
@@skyereave9454 I know you're not replying to me but, me too!, I worry about shooting for a takedown and ending up in a guillotine choke because that's what i'd i probably try to do if someone shot in and tried to take me down if I wasn't fast enough to sprawl. Also on the street I don't want to go to the ground if I can help it, It's ok one on one if there's no other people around but chances are the guys buddies are gonna start booting your head if you're on somebody full mount.
@gregorycritch2129 Жыл бұрын
Boxing too
@jonathanjohnson5216 Жыл бұрын
"You're basically getting hit in the head by the world"
@bearshockey2223 жыл бұрын
I feel like I've heard this before somewhere...
@ballisticcranberrypeat77773 жыл бұрын
Then he raises his hand, presumably about to go deeper into the analogy lmao
@austinfreiburger90953 жыл бұрын
Yeh, probs refering to Judo a bit more than Jiu jitsu there.
@ewouthagdorn78723 жыл бұрын
he’s gotta be Baked lol
@bobbyhernandez61323 жыл бұрын
Za waurdo!!!!
@jeramysteve33943 жыл бұрын
No comments in the Spotify era will suck 😔
@mikespool66503 жыл бұрын
The Joe Rogan clips will still be on KZhead
@benhatton37063 жыл бұрын
Johnny Crustacean he said the clips will still be uploaded when he announced the deal, I doubt half the audience watches full episodes anyway.
@legbiter14623 жыл бұрын
@@benhatton3706 not for the new ones. On some upcoming date Joe said he's going 100% Spotify, which sucks.
@AlexanderMoen3 жыл бұрын
There are going to be videos and live chat
@aliraid92483 жыл бұрын
Spotify is building a video application specifically for Joe, I'd be surprised if it didn't have a comment section built in.
@colindooley44223 жыл бұрын
I love Jocko man, he has nothing to prove to anyone. Proof that self confidence does not have to be synonymous with an inflated ego.
@calebcompton91203 жыл бұрын
Judo in the street. Grappling and submissions. So underrated
@fightdisciple91929 ай бұрын
The best way to win any fight is always give your opponent dmt then give them a rubix cube
@bradleyhollon60853 жыл бұрын
I’ve already done that to like 30 guys at the same time * Napoleon Dynamite voice *
@peterortiz11603 жыл бұрын
Mindblown
@mellow35083 жыл бұрын
I have defeated in this manner.
@User-546313 жыл бұрын
LMFAO
@ChainzMBM3 жыл бұрын
😅😅😅😅😅😅
@leafbrown6483 жыл бұрын
They’re talking about two guys fighting. Or, dueling. And why you shouldn’t do that. That’s sound advice. But, I was a bouncer for five years in my 20s and college days. I got to see lots of fights. I never saw anyone over the age of 18 honor fight where alcohol wasn’t involved. Grown men don’t “fight.” What happens to most adults is they get assaulted by some other dill weed that is drunk, high, crazy, or out to rob/hurt them. Then the walking away option is not available. That’s what you need to train for. Not honor fights. You’ve out grown those. But, you can be jumped at anytime, usually when you least expect it and are least prepared. That’s probably what grown men should be training for.
@williamsmith87903 жыл бұрын
i like this comment, very insightful. But how can you train for it though? My background is boxing and more recently BJJ, Im aware that street fights are nasty, and ive kinda promised myself that should i be forced to fight some scumbag on the street that i wont hold back anything. But i dont know how to train for that atm. I can only really be training my punches and sprawls
@umarganai34923 жыл бұрын
@@umarganai3492 learn parkour maybe? It is the art of escaping anyways.
@airpods43 жыл бұрын
@@airpods4 Is your wife/gf going to learn how to flip over railings and cars too? Because if not, you'd better learn what to do when you can't run away.
@somerandomdudefes313 жыл бұрын
Umar Ganai You have to keep doing all that. That’s the physical tool development. Lots of sparring and rolling gets you tough, endurance, and able to deliver your techniques under duress. In my youth we did all this, and competed in boxing, kickboxing, and a little of the old NHB. But, I was still scared of street fights because as Dempsey said it has the things the ring doesn’t; Fear, anger, or hatred. And you never knew what the other guy knew, or was capable of, or what his friends were capable of. I eventually took a job with a guy I trained FMA with at the time, as a bouncer at a country and western club. For “lab time” as he called it. We fought a couple of times a night three nights a week for the next year. It eventually got to where I didn’t get amped up at all. All the physical training paid off but it was never like the ring. Much more about tactics than techniques, and gross motor. Big blows and big throws. And chokes. Trickery and Directness. That’s a hard environment to mimic in the gym, and I would lose that desensitized calm if I was away for a while. Now as an old man I still espouse the ring training for physicality, but try to use scenario training to work tactics, mindset and adrenaline management. Kelly McCann and Lee Morrison have very good drills for this. You can find them on here. Hope that helps.
@williamsmith87903 жыл бұрын
I'm thinking of asking a few of my friends if they want to jump me every so often to prepare me for this
@fyelow91233 жыл бұрын
One thing I've learned from my practicing martial arts, is that on the street you will pretty much never see is two trained fighters going at it. It just doesn't happen. They both recognize and understand the harsh brutal reality of a fight. All it takes is one punch, the guy falls to the ground and splits his head open on the concrete. Because before a fight even breaks out between the two, they're using all of their de-escalation tactics. Now of course does it happen? Yes. But every fighter knows, the best solution to a conflict, is peace.
@dartroza30622 жыл бұрын
Jorge masvidal and Colby Covington
@theflopmaster2757 Жыл бұрын
thats why i dont get why people love BJJ for street fights. if im out on the street, chances of fighting a guy who is by himself are low i dont want to be grappling some guy on concrete while his friends can just walk over and stomp my head in
@BillyBobThorton777 Жыл бұрын
@@BillyBobThorton777 I see your point and agree somewhat, but keep in mind that just because grappling isn't good against multiple attackers, doesn't meen striking is any better. If there are his friends its basically the same result. The only way youre beating multiple attackers is with weapons, and that's illegal so... moral of the story is you are fucked, the best you can do is break their grips and run away, you don't need to necessarily submit him, just recover posture and run
@kingartifex Жыл бұрын
@@kingartifex actually thats not all the way true bro and the internet has fast proof of that. ive seen several instances IRL where somebody knocks out 2 or 3 dudes in a group thats attacking him. and this is UNTRAINED street fights. You got videos of people getting put on gangs, and KO'ing several people during their put on. mind you these are just untrained people But i do agree its best to just walk away because with so much going on, you never fully know if somebody might have a gun, knife, etc. not worth losing life over it
@BillyBobThorton777 Жыл бұрын
Silva and Sonnen. Flip-Flops and Jeans sir.
@Dekonic Жыл бұрын
As someone who has dabbled in Muay Thai and Jiu Jitsu for around a year and a half I can tell you that I understand what Joe and Jocko are saying infinitely more than I did when I had never tried martial arts. Your perception on many things change when you train in martial arts, especially when you're sparring hard for multiple rounds.
@ML698983 жыл бұрын
Jocko basically stated what I've learned after years of studying multiple martial arts: your best defense is to run away and know enough to get away from someone who grabs you. There are soooo many reasons to avoid a fight, from criminal and civil legal issues to exposure to disease to not knowing if the person has weapons or friends. Just run away. Jocko also makes a great point about how you carry yourself impacting fights not gravitating to you. Wish that more places taught this explicitly, as well as situational awareness and navigating sketchy situations.
@Aurora-sz1bc3 жыл бұрын
You can’t just walk away when being robbed, or assaulted, or when you see a friend or family member getting attacked. You need to stand your ground, and that’s what we train for, the situations where you can’t run
@2kmichaeljordan4382 жыл бұрын
@@2kmichaeljordan438 I agree. We must always train for when it's not possible to run away. It's also super smart to not take on the risks of standing your ground if the situation doesn't truly require doing so.
@Aurora-sz1bc2 жыл бұрын
The rules of stupid will keep you out of nearly every violent situation. “Don’t do stupid things with stupid people, in stupid places, at stupid times.” Stupid translating roughly to "predictably dangerous or chaotic"
@GeoffFreund2 жыл бұрын
@@2kmichaeljordan438 Those aren't the situations they're talking about. They're saying don't fight people when you don't have to. Like if you bump shoulders with somebody in a bar or stupid shit like that. Obviously there's situations where not fighting isn't an option.
@locketom2 жыл бұрын
@@2kmichaeljordan438 Yeah but not really. In reality most martial arts classes train for a fight situation and do not train any sort of flight skills. Consequently about 99% of the "situations" I've known martial arts practitioners to have gotten in to were entirely avoidable. Also if people worked on their awareness and deescalstion skills they would be a lot less likely to get mugged or assaulted. I know that's not PC but it's true. Plus physical muggings are becoming a thing of the past. It's much easier and more common to steal digital data these days so criminals have been rapidly moving to that over the last decade and crime stats in most places show declines in many physical robberies. Life isn't some B list action movie where a bunch of sleazy scumbags magically appear as you are walking out of the opera one night because your whiny kid got freaked out by some campy costumes on stage.
@humann56822 жыл бұрын
Old Chicago street fighter here, one of the best things I learned when I eventually studied martial arts....walk away!
@markspitzok30643 жыл бұрын
Also my favorite song by The James Gang, ChicagoStrong✌🏼
@rockguru143 жыл бұрын
@@rockguru14 my favorite James Gang tune is "Stoned Rapp", than "Walk Away" 😎
@markspitzok30643 жыл бұрын
Sometimes you can't mate
@Kev80ification3 жыл бұрын
Kevin Morley then you’ve gotta do what you gotta do bro
@jackturner42373 жыл бұрын
YOU REALIZE YOU DO NEED TO FIGHT OR HAVE TO. THOSE WHO DONT KNOW HOW TO FEEL THEY MUST AND THOSE WHO KNOW HOW FEEL THEY DONT NEED TO
@moonknight46593 жыл бұрын
“Your basically getting hit in the head by the world” 😂😂😂 joe is to funny
@adrianarias56492 жыл бұрын
joe is to funny as what is to what?
@donsimons9810 Жыл бұрын
Real shit though that's what it feels Like
@amptcobra50447 ай бұрын
JIU-JITSU: THE ART OF FOLDING CLOTHS WITH PEOPLE STILL IN THEM.
@enriqueramos46932 жыл бұрын
Holy shyt. Funniest comment I've read in awhile lol
@edgarallanpoe89172 жыл бұрын
What the fuck how isn't this the top comment lmao
@CouchDog11 ай бұрын
They never discuss how you can punch a guy and he hits his head and dies and you get 20 years.
@philhellmuff3 жыл бұрын
that's the one reason i avoid fights.
@MovieGuy6663 жыл бұрын
Because the punch caused it. Obviously
@MrBooYa-yd5er3 жыл бұрын
Not to mention it could happen to you. Not even a punch if you step wrong, slip and land back of the head to concrete that can kill you. That's the reason why if you see me in a fight that's because I'm being attacked and couldn't run it should be your last resort
@josephnissenson32523 жыл бұрын
@Crimson & Snow nahh.. coward punches to the back of the head.. very commonly kill people in bar fights.
@glyphiest67623 жыл бұрын
@Stuart Shipp I had a friend back in high school and he kicked a guy who was full mount on his brother and killed him. That one kick still has him in jail today.
@Hunter-zn5tb3 жыл бұрын
You’re basically being hit in the head... *by the world*
@alexloving91973 жыл бұрын
Old Judo joke.
@BobSaint3 жыл бұрын
@ricardo blenman JOJO reference!!!
@user-tf8mb6cp5w3 жыл бұрын
I’ve done it but u don’t remember much
@Brian-hg3gt3 жыл бұрын
It's entirely possible
@steelbear20633 жыл бұрын
I love Jocko's take on fighting. A good Navy SEAL is realistic, honest, & practical. Zero ego involved. It is obvious in conversations like this why Jocko is such a great leader.
@4emcarthur2 жыл бұрын
my cousin Donny was a green beret , he was a prop boxer and was recruited by the UFC was the same way
@huckstirred71123 ай бұрын
What people don't seem to understand about the running away thing is this: Most people run away to save themselves. Jocko runs away to protect the opponent. Most trained fighters would rather run away than seriously endanger someone's well being on the street.
@Filiforme2 жыл бұрын
After training Muay Thai for a while and watching Jorge Masvidal's flying knee obsessively I get a crippling sense of horror imagining myself double leg takedowning someone
@alik59723 жыл бұрын
Ben telegraphed that shit a mile away lol
@ronthemogul3 жыл бұрын
@@ronthemogul I know man. I've never trained wrestling, just beating down my bros fooling around. I know a wrestler would not leave you enough time to knee him in the face but still
@alik59723 жыл бұрын
Single legs, hip throws, trips and suplexs are good ways to get people down without leaving yourself as exposed.
@galacticmaui23 жыл бұрын
Bro I been grappling for the last 5 years and I was super confident in any fight I’d get in. After Masvidal sent askren flying I started obsessively training striking cuz I was always scared to close the distance.
@Guy650063 жыл бұрын
@@galacticmaui2 Askren went for a single on Masvidal
@Saulvdz3 жыл бұрын
I remember in basic training when they taught us fighting. The DS said, "Remember, we are teaching you enough to get your ass kicked. Don't go to the bar now thinking you can take on everyone, because you can't. This is just exposure."
@natsune093 жыл бұрын
Now that is worth remembering.
@mrswolls3 жыл бұрын
Tbh combatives are garbage until you get to level 4
@genises2003 жыл бұрын
@@bonpaoi4736 why
@danielpustovoyt97263 жыл бұрын
Sound advice. When I was a white belt I tapped the guy that taught self defense in basic training at Camp Atterbury all the time. He was in my bjj classes. I could have beat his ass for sure with 4 years of high school wrestling. He definitely taught self defense to national guard lol. Great guy.
@2triggered2comment553 жыл бұрын
We are teaching you enough to get your ass kicked.... Huh? Wtf is that supposed to mean?
@FloRidaVEVO983 жыл бұрын
One of my old high school buddies got into a random shit-talk turned dust-up in a parking lot of a pool hall. Other guy threw the first punch, knocked him down and the way his head hit the ground killed him. Dude got manslaughter charges over some stupid shit, and my buddy lost his life. Fighting outside a professional setting is SO stupid unless you seriously have no choice.
@Samurai784202 жыл бұрын
Glock
@seer775 Жыл бұрын
@@seer775 That would have ended the described fight above with the exact same result, only the manslaughter charge would have been murder. So nope--that wouldn't have fixed the problem. It would have made it even worse.
@MatLaVore Жыл бұрын
@@MatLaVore pigs can catch these hands too 🤜🐽🤛 🥓🥓🥓
@seer775 Жыл бұрын
@@MatLaVore nah it probably would deterred the attacker
@antoniososa1964 Жыл бұрын
@@antoniososa1964 And if it doesn’t deter your attacker, you’re either ending up in prison or a casket. At minimum, you’re definitely going to jail for drawing a gun on someone in a fist fight. And you’ll be in court trying to defend it in an age of surveillance. Good luck with that. Here’s how drawing a gun in this scenario goes if the attacker doesn’t back down though: 1. He also draws a gun. Now you just started a firefight, and both of you are ending up in prison or in caskets. 2. He doesn’t back down. Now you either have to shoot him, or concede that he called your bluff by drawing your firearm and risk him now taking your gun away and shooting you with it. Either way, it ends with you either in prison for drawing and shooting an unarmed person, or dead for drawing without intending to pull the trigger and losing control of the weapon to someone now fighting for their life. You never draw a gun to deter an attacker. If you draw a gun on an attacker it's because you're intending to pull the trigger to save your life, or someone else’s life, and it’s your last resort. Draw a gun in a fist fight and you’re ending up in jail, in a prison, or a casket. Learn jiu jitsu.
@MatLaVore Жыл бұрын
My first Sifu always told everyone that the best way to get out of a fight is to get leave the confrontation by any means necessary and that a physical confrontation was always the last resort. Every instructor I've had between then and my current BJJ instructor has said the same thing. All that said, know how to strike and how to grapple if you want to be prepared. I'd rather have good defense going into a striking confrontation and drag the other guy to the ground than to need to fight on my feet.
@danielkeene38522 жыл бұрын
That’s a good point. Clinch and trip, but mainly trip
@donsimons9810 Жыл бұрын
so you recommend BJJ or Jiu Jitsu for that?
@habekeinen3437 Жыл бұрын
@@habekeinen3437 BJJ is a sport with rules so it's not great for actual self-defense. I'd definitely go with combat Jiu Jitsu for physical confrontations, which is nothing more than BJJ taken to it's natural brutal end.
@danielkeene3852 Жыл бұрын
Joes talking about someone getting suplexed on their head on concrete “You’re basically getting hit in the head by the world.” -> I’m dead
@502Bentley3 жыл бұрын
2:28
@kennylenny98903 жыл бұрын
Tony Ferguson the type of guy to jump the cage and attack his own corner
@fabianmarberg91453 жыл бұрын
Lmao that's a new one
@diamondback45223 жыл бұрын
Eddie Bravo needs an asswhooping anyways
@mementomori89913 жыл бұрын
Looking beautiful Tony!
@slamdunktiger3 жыл бұрын
El Cucuy Has ben detained wasn't able to kick Justin Door down Master Justin proved it
@oceancoastwolfs3 жыл бұрын
Tony the type of guy to give his corner advise in-between rounds
@NPC133773 жыл бұрын
Jocko Willinks is a BEASTTTT the man is extremely balanced and absolutely lethal at the same time!! The whole running away thing is serious great advice and swallowing that ego to live another day is the most level-headed advice ever in all of the self-defense (of course we should always learn to defend ourselves as well).
@mr.sevensixtwo2 жыл бұрын
Don’t you hate it when you’re rolling and you’re about to tap someone and all of a sudden they’re a black belt instructor giving you lessons.
@consolek1d3 жыл бұрын
Facts 😂
@NejiNimbus3 жыл бұрын
Lmaoooo
@notvisible37543 жыл бұрын
Haven't done BJJ but somehow I can relate to this
@lukaposeidon84902 жыл бұрын
talking about wrestlers dominating if they get a hold of you. when i was younger we had a 3x Minnesota State Champion on our team, he couldnt have weighed over 130 soaking wet. Big offensive lineman from another school comes up talking shit for no reason at a party. Wrestler tells him he doesnt want to fight him and to please stop. Lineman keeps poking and prodding. Lineman swings and lands a weak headshot. Wrestler double leg takedowns the guy and slams him on the concrete in the garage. Blood is coming out the back of his head. Wrestler mounts on top of him and lands about 8 forearm/elbows and busts this whole guys face up. They need 3 guys to carry this 250lb dude out of that party and from that point forward you realized you better drop a wrestler before he gets a hold of you cuz damage will be done
@pokerryno3 жыл бұрын
I've been boxing for 6 years. Started Jiu Jitsu 9 months ago....It's unreal how utterly helpess I still am vs. solid grapplers (In MN too BTW! Come try a class if interested!)
@katovomkozies3 жыл бұрын
hope the wrestler guy didn't get into trouble
@cesaralvesdemoraes31873 жыл бұрын
Also, on a lesser note, hope the asshole guy didn't get crippled or killed lol.
@cesaralvesdemoraes31873 жыл бұрын
on another episode of stories that never happened...
@awsomemann1853 жыл бұрын
My best friend was a 3x state champion in Indiana ive seen wrestlers manhandle dudes on the street. Four times actually.
@2triggered2comment553 жыл бұрын
Joe “getting hit in the head by the world” Rogan
@gloomyremnants3 жыл бұрын
That shit is funny. Thanks for the laugh 👍🏻
@frankthetank73383 жыл бұрын
Clicked on comments to find this xD
@alexanderward39893 жыл бұрын
@@alexanderward3989 Me too. Was going to do it myself, but knew I wouldn't be 1st.
@outofthetrash59253 жыл бұрын
And the world doesn't even know any body building techniques
@marine55463 жыл бұрын
I feel like Joe witnessed a "suplex on the concrete". And he was traumatized.
@raynarounds89573 жыл бұрын
My very first Karate instructor (a biker dude who was a real badass) said that the goal of self defense and hand to hand combat was not “kicking someone’s ass”. But rather removing yourself from a very dangerous situation and getting back to a safe place.
@jasonwilliams8321 Жыл бұрын
Yea and karate kids get f’d up 😭
@mradam12822 ай бұрын
@@mradam1282 I agree and that's because the vast majority of "Karate Kids" have been taught generic slap happy kickboxing.
@jasonwilliams83212 ай бұрын
I remember a guy I played rugby with who was a golden gloves champion (who we thought was an awesome boxer) was sparring Lovemore N’dou (Who went the distance with Canelo and Kell brook). Lovemore made him look like he’d never thrown a punch his whole life. Was so eye opening ... back then I realised that there are literally “Levels”.
@npd62253 жыл бұрын
Joe Rogan, the main reason that I love listening to your shows is because of the way you get all of the guests to discuss with such care that you can just close your eyes and see what is being described in your head. You get your guest to provide information so clearly it really puts your show at the TOP! Joe you were made to do this program. Keep it up Brother!!!
@whitedovetail3 жыл бұрын
No.1 way to win every street fight: running away
@ajarofpickles28263 жыл бұрын
That means you lost fam
@Jeroneb233 жыл бұрын
I didn't buy this $600 pistol for nothing.
@TybowzzzBeastn3 жыл бұрын
@@fullbull9771 no
@pranayfrancis85633 жыл бұрын
@@fullbull9771 you have never been punched obviously
@eoinclarke91653 жыл бұрын
@@Jeroneb23 and so begins the cycle
@mrsolodolo57703 жыл бұрын
Holy shit. First dialog I've seen with jocko. Way more thoughtful than I was expecting. 👍
@aplus10803 жыл бұрын
When jocko moved out he told his dad “u are now man of the house”
@MrPsh-xs7ul3 жыл бұрын
These guys are dead on. Jock Willink is awesome!! I did exactly what he is talking about. Learnt jiu jitsu and then boxing. Given I got knocked out cold in boxing but then I learnt to take hits to my head and my jiu jitsu helped because I wasn’t afraid to get real close in boxing and use hooks and uppercuts. After listening to Jocko and experienced fights myself I bought his book. Best investment I have ever made ... extreme ownership. I am myself a navy brat and this book was brilliant.
@rays14ful3 жыл бұрын
Gotta be well rounded fighter. Going to the ground puts you at risk of getting kicked in the head by assholes
@Thedude-fp3qm3 жыл бұрын
mma 209 one on one the best thing to have is wrestling multiple people I would want boxing
@gamerepic47603 жыл бұрын
You don't have to be anything though. Awareness, avoidance, de-esclation, good flight skills, and not being an a$$hat will keep you out of trouble almost always. You all realise 99.99999% of the population in the Western world goes through their entire life without being in a "street fight", right? To quote Marc MacYoung: "If you've gotten yourself in to a street fight, you've got to be somewhat of an a$$hole".
@iorekby3 жыл бұрын
If you grab a dude in a solid hold around his neck while standing theres not a lot he can do unless hes a trained fighter, theres more to grappling than going straight to ground
@callanc39253 жыл бұрын
@mma 209 yea but u can still run away if there is more then 1 attacker on the feet if it does to the ground u are stuck there peopole normally just hold on to u when taken down
@greninjaplayz68333 жыл бұрын
@ricky gore Dude grow up. If you are getting sucked in to fighting on the street, that's a choice. It's a fucking dumb choice. It's poor decision making and bad life choices. You are an asshole if you get in to a street fight or start a street fight. He's totally right about that and obviously the guy wouldn't get his head stomped in because like any of the rest of us, he wouldn't be there in the first place. Street fights are not "self defence". They are two or more idiots letting their ego/alcohol/drugs or whatever other shitty choices they have made provoke anti-social behaviour. Spew all the pseudo-alpha macho BS you want, but people in Street fights are low brow idiots engaging in avoidable, unnecessary behaviour because of their stupidity or lack of control. All your point proves is there are millions of idiots in the world. No shit.
@humann56823 жыл бұрын
Great interview, love listening to them discuss this stuff.
@sunnyd60192 жыл бұрын
Joe: “Getting slammed on the concrete is basically getting hit in the head with the world.” Eddie: “Yeah, totally, and that’s the largest flat surface in the universe.”
@joewesterlin16623 жыл бұрын
😂
@bobchannelful Жыл бұрын
Learning to box, or any striking in general is always best to start when you’re young. There’s a certain fluidity that a fighter gets when they’ve been training since a they were kids. Heavy sparring for kids is unnecessary.
@ligmaballs0911 Жыл бұрын
my first BJJ coach taught me the same thing. First option and smartest is always to just run. we aren't getting paid to fight on the street, and more often than not, its just really going to cost you.
@dannooooooo2 жыл бұрын
Then he is. in the wrong biz, I don't go to a pay a math teacher to tell me "you really shouldn't use math, unless you need too".
@AFuller2020 Жыл бұрын
Joe had a great point when he mentioned that jiu jitsu goes full out 100% resistance bc when you train with that you learn to expect and you learn to counter and you learn to do the moves in them with resistance
@claycowthh Жыл бұрын
Thank you for the excellent content. Street fights are often not one on one but one against many opponents. Fighting on the ground is not advisable with multiple opponents
@renaldotorcque44178 ай бұрын
the thing with grappling in street fights is its only good for one opponent at a time, as a former security/bouncer I found best combo for street fighting is boxing and Judo hip throws
@licence.to.thrill3 жыл бұрын
Yup boxing Judo and Sambo which is basically Judo heavy mma. The ideal way to quickly end a fight is to throw someone on the ground on their back with enough force to incapacitate them without them hitting their head while remaining on your feet and that is the main goal in Sambo. Too bad Sambo gyms are rare in America. Boxing is great for not only for learning punches but maintaining distance, dodging and blocking strikes.
@Redneck_Wizard11 ай бұрын
When Jocko and Yujiro Hanma see each other in the street the both run away scared in the opposite direction
@ennisdelmar8073 жыл бұрын
Jocko's point is key in self-defense -- the first rule is to be situationally aware at all times -- i.e., try not to put yourself in compromised positions. Him and Joe touch on another good point about self-preservation -- you have a lot more to lose often times than to gain in a fight, even if you're a trained martial artist. I always remember what GSP says: there's a difference between TECHNICALITY (e.g., how to punch, kick, block, grapple, etc.) vs. TACTICALITY (knowing what to do instantly/instinctually in each situation -- e.g., BJJ won't do shit if you're fighting 2+ guys...)...
@hmrhuang2 жыл бұрын
this video got me to book my first jui jitsu class! im starting in 2 days. i didnt know if i wanted to learn striking or grappling first . joe and jocko helped me make tht decision and i was gonna do striking first
@goldendoodlesofwesternmass75603 жыл бұрын
How are you enjoying it?
@PotatoEsquire2 жыл бұрын
Grappling is kinda serious… lol.. wear ear protection!
@donsimons9810 Жыл бұрын
@@donsimons9810 and a cup, and have a great time, the people are dedicated and the discipline will help you in all aspects.
@AFuller2020 Жыл бұрын
When Jocko runs away from fights he runs around the world to catch you from behind
@miguelcorral39783 жыл бұрын
You probably won't ever get to deploy your BJJ skills on the street, most anyone who eats a double leg take down on concrete is going to be out cold
@NaturalHypertrophy3 жыл бұрын
If its a one on one fight then yes JJ and wrestling is great in a street fight but most times its a brawl or its two Against one and thats when you can get kicked in the head. You definitely do not want to go to the floor if fighting more then one guy.
@cf22283 жыл бұрын
C F that’s common sense lol
@ronthemogul3 жыл бұрын
Double leg is bjj so in a way you did show them your skills
@ronthemogul3 жыл бұрын
C F 2 on 1 usually it doesn’t matter what you’re trained in you’re getting fucked up regardless
@DSVN233 жыл бұрын
6'4" 300 pound guy headlocks you from behind or imagine if he tries to rnc.
@piggypoo3 жыл бұрын
This conversation hypes me up so much
@joshuaperez18182 жыл бұрын
I'm just picturing Jocko and Joe walking down the back alley and a 12 year old kid starts talking trash to them and they look at each other and take off like Forest Gump 😂😂😂
@Only2GendersCommonSense8 ай бұрын
It's pretty hard to run away in the isle of a store Jocko. Kickboxing saved me lmao
@Kamingo1703 жыл бұрын
Wrong.. Jockos not from the streets obviously. Doing juijistu in a ring and operating in the streets at 2am with 20 people lingering around you is completely different. Striking is #1 in the streets. You don't want to end up on the ground. People have something called feet.
@jcommander95213 жыл бұрын
Just curious, why not muay thai instead of boxing?
@SASMADBRUV73 жыл бұрын
@@SASMADBRUV7 Mostly from what I understand. Its because you are trained to throw kicks and clinch, which can leave you off balance, or potentially let your opponent grab your leg and take you to the ground from there. Pure boxing always leaves your feet underneath you and distance between you and the person you're fighting. Which is your best friend against concrete/street fighting. That being said both are incredible martial arts. Don't think you'd lose out taking classes from either. Hope that helps.
@pamelawalsh6763 жыл бұрын
But you should know how handle a clinch, attempted takedowns, and how to effectively get up when put on the ground. I think BJJ is important for defense in a street fight.
@esmeeisen99193 жыл бұрын
Or just use a damn stick. You can fuck people up with a piece of wood (staff). Best thing to do is just run.
@johnbloom11093 жыл бұрын
Agreed, I did krav maga at a legit KMG school for 4 years (high level instructor also trains military and police, but that's not the civilian curriculum). First thing we learned was deflecting and counterattacking punches, kicks and knives (360 defense) after that getting out of standing locks and holds (various hugs, robbery hold at the atm) eventually advancing to being held at close gun/knife point from various angles, disarming knife/gun (2 completely different things btw, knife is more dangerous). After that came the baseball bat attacks from various angles. The only ground fighting we learned was getting up on our feet as fast and effective as possible. This means getting out of chokes and locks, counter attacking (eyes, balls, throat) and getting up figure 4 style asap, with both hands up, ready to kick or punch to create a situation to run away. Often kicking the ribs in (non-lethal) or balls to make sure the attacker doesn't pursue you immediatly. If a guy is coked out of his mind and does not respond to that you made sure he can't fully use his legs (knees) and/or eyes. We often trained for 30 seconds bursts of extreme violence, which is more effective in a street fight than training for 5 minute MMA rounds. Eventually you will get the cardio to extend those 30 seconds anyway after some time. And don't forget to use open palms to prevent broken fingers and for when the CCTV footage shows up in court. Always circle on the outside of the group of attackers to prevent getting closed in (zombie game) etc. I totally agree with Joe on learning distance and tells, which is all striking based. I learned to more realistically size up my opponent, and practice the KM techniques we learned with new students who were already trained in other martial arts (kickboxing, judo, karate, wing chun, mma). When I stopped training we were doing hostage/execution style situations, sitting on your knees with a gun pointed on the back of your head. It was pretty intense sometimes, especially with the lights out for a couple of seconds. Much respect to my trainer who managed to do this all in the safest way/environment possible. Nobody got really hurt. The biggest damage I received in those 4 years, apart from the obvious bruises, was a dislocated finger (blocking a punch too late) and receiving a solid punch to the liver while fighting 1 vs 3, immediate shut down of the body. It felt like shit but the experience itself was worth it.
@N1h1L33 жыл бұрын
Jockos insight is very valuable. Thank you for this podcast
@_RyanLee Жыл бұрын
With all of the "Martial Arts" out there, it's refreshing to listen to Joe Rogan.
@trevorstroud93343 жыл бұрын
I’ve been doing Krav Maga for about 13 months now and while I know how to defend myself, I’d like to learn Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu at some point in the future. Having a great mix of striking and grappling in your arsenal makes you a lot better at self defence
@ayushzaveri8193 Жыл бұрын
2:30-2:44 wrestlers like "yeah, we tried to tell them"
@PrinceIsot3 жыл бұрын
Jocko advising to run away is.. Pure respect. The tougher the guy.. The smarter it is to talk down.. walk away.
@Itwontfitn Жыл бұрын
I'm trying to get into grappling. If sounds badass. Are there techniques for holding back multiple attacks?
@donnerschlag31203 жыл бұрын
as Robert Downey jr said, you never go full [ ]
@HarveySpectre13 жыл бұрын
Hehe...great movie
@salimosman81883 жыл бұрын
You never go full Robert Downey junior. Even Robert Downey junior doesn't go Robert Downey junior and he's Robert Downey junior.
@matthalstead71133 жыл бұрын
I've been in too many fights in my life. Most of them were unavoidable.
@30035XD2 жыл бұрын
The 100 yard dash. My favourite move.
@tommac85562 жыл бұрын
Grappling has and always will be the number 1 combat technique to learn
@barnesrm763 жыл бұрын
Dude I seriously love joe so god damn much. I just had a situation where some crazy guy opened my door at the gas station and I got out and was just about to knock him with my hand I’ve broken 4 times and I swallowed my ego and left. I was questioning if I did the right thing and because of what he said I know I did. THANK YOU JOE
@dinguskhan1845 Жыл бұрын
I always think of Bas Ruttens self defence vids on youtube - equal parts hilarious and terrifying
@Moveplaylift3 жыл бұрын
I agree... I personally think that wrestling is a great base and to start with that. Having wrestling experience will also help when you start to learn BJJ.
@wichitadisciple98743 жыл бұрын
This clip probably had the best pieces of advice to avoid a street fight!
@MW-vw7ng3 жыл бұрын
That dude has that "Chuck Liddell" leopard seal look.
@warhammer13 жыл бұрын
Its that look in their eyes that U know not to fuck with em
@tagehetland58993 жыл бұрын
Also a little Tito Ortiz
@pattonsarno61513 жыл бұрын
He's got a bit of thanos about him
@SASMADBRUV73 жыл бұрын
@@TheKourage88 I don't know if your intention was to be funny but you made me cry from laughing
@deifor3 жыл бұрын
Is it weird that I respect Jocko saying "I'll run away"?
@sheadoherty74343 жыл бұрын
Joe said something real about timing that’s one of the biggest thing I learned from sport karate.
@match16022 жыл бұрын
Give the people what they want, a video of Joe and Jocko rolling
@maxwell22013 жыл бұрын
I tried jiu jitsu and I ended up with a spinal fracture in my second week of trainning.. Be very careful when picking school and who you are sparing with. I almost sat on a wheelchair
@vasilismoutzouridis80803 жыл бұрын
Vasilis Moutzouridis what? how bro what happened? was it a dangerous move?
@TheJesseK573 жыл бұрын
@@TheJesseK57 just a pro trying some fancy moves on a newbie :)
@vasilismoutzouridis80803 жыл бұрын
Practically all fights start standing, you can’t always walk or run away, quite often they can start unexpectedly at close quarters with a cheap shot and occasionally there is more than one opponent. For all of these situations the best solution is boxing 🥊 🥊 . As for grappling on the street, wrestling can be super effective.
@rgrtnyjjc3 жыл бұрын
Why wrestling when I can just use GJJ (not BJJ)?
@tjl46883 жыл бұрын
2:35 seconds in is pure gold
@lukegoldberg20883 жыл бұрын
I think my judo from 6 years old helps a ton. Love the advice
@bentoombs3 жыл бұрын
Absolutely. Teaching kids self defense, discipline and respect. It was always to cool to get to class early to watch the younger kids or teens roll. PARENTS- This a vital tool in so many aspects of life that you can make available to your kids. BJJ, wrestling or judo.
@fork4soup7613 жыл бұрын
Both my son and Ii take tang soo do and Gracie jiu jitsu. Both provided distinct skill sets and it is a great bonding experience that we have. I encourage all parents to do BJJ and martial arts with their kids
@bryanwaldron90763 жыл бұрын
Here you can hear a man who commanded a SEAL team say, "I can just run away."
@TheMan000073 жыл бұрын
Fighting is high risk low reward. There's nothing smarter than getting out of the situation.
@glyphiest67623 жыл бұрын
Yes you watch too many movies if you think a highly trained seal is gonna walk head on into a firefight guns blazing. The seals come in the middle of the night and execute you there is no fight about it. If one seal dies on a mission it is a failure
@joey95113 жыл бұрын
This would be such a good roll
@fezfez3934 Жыл бұрын
Damn right on all points
@abefroman8799 ай бұрын
This is so true! I get BJJ guys telling me they can submit good strikers off the ground.. If you lay on the ground in a street fight hoping for a submission you will get your head kicked in.
@arcadyskoit3 жыл бұрын
When a competitor steps into the cage, with a referee, gloves, and a rule based environment, they still always run the risk of death or grave injury. Out in the streets, literally anything can happen. One of you could die, go to prison, get sued, one of you could hit your head on the concrete and go brain dead or paraplegic. Especially as men we are hardwired to feel that backing or running away from a fight is the same or even worse than getting beat down. In reality unless you are saving yourself or someone else from imminent danger with violence, you have everything to lose and nothing to gain except a cheap, worthless boost to your ego.
@OwnedByTheState3 жыл бұрын
Well said. A lot of people who train martial arts seriously loose some of that ego after sparring with somebody good for the first time.
@CldBroccoli3 жыл бұрын
Gonna take that advice to heart.
@kevinkreworellana81033 жыл бұрын
Love the way Joe Rogan says grapple and take em down and Jokco is like nah walk away be smart
@kokowayne13593 жыл бұрын
I don’t think I’ve ever clicked on anything as fast I clicked on the link to this...Joe & Jocko talking about striking?! Yes please!👌🏼✌🏼
@ZNP4203 жыл бұрын
When Jocko was born and the doctor didn’t cry jocko spanked him.
@snorkey24623 жыл бұрын
Very reveling and honest coming from two fighters. 👍
@blastprosful3 жыл бұрын
Ive never heard run away first and thats the best advice!
@strangecreations46403 жыл бұрын
I don't think Jocko has ever run away from anyone or anything, lol
@dukedalington3 жыл бұрын
I worked loss prevention for a huge company for ten years and was in over 500 physical altercations and I'm a stand up striker but out of those 500 or so 499 went to the ground in real world it's what happens.
@dadbodfitness97043 жыл бұрын
The Krav guys are just trying to make a buck.
@AFuller2020 Жыл бұрын
"sparing is not the real chaos" cant be said better!!
@nicholas.hassett98603 жыл бұрын
This guy is the definition of a gentle giant. He seems so modest and cool and collected. I've never heard of him or seen him fight but im good at sizing up my opponents and I can fight! But this guy is something else i can just sense it. dude i wouldnt fuck with this guy under any circumstance.
Imagine how the attacker would feel when Jocko runs away.
He'd feel like a God
underrated commney
@W. George lol I know right? I get it that he wants to emphasize that advice to people as its a good advice...but cmon
I'm thinking the guy who wants to fight him in the first place has some serious mental issues 😂😂😂
The would feel enough confidence to get murdered by the next less enlightened guy they try it on.
When a former seal team member's first thought is to run away, you know that it's dumb to do bar/street fights.
Very dumb, you don't know who has a gun/knife. Having been in war zones, Jocko knows there is no such thing as a small enemy.
that means any body can make you run away if they wish to ?
@@mounir9899 Yes and no. This is exactly why gun rights need to be protected. Because some places, the fight ends. Some places, are sacred.
Hes only talking in general. A Seal does not run away.
@@justinmcmanus9152 hes talking about some wanna be UFC champion asking jocko to throw hands. It'll be different when he and/or his family is being attacked/disrespected. He's a seal, his literal job was to protect the country and its citizens.
"We learn how to fight so that we don't have to." -Master Roshi
Wait. DBZ?
@@kylespecter6580 Yessir
EXACTLY.
Goku said "screw that!" cuz he actually goes out and LOOKS for strong people to fight lol
That is the greatest, and truest, wisdom that ever could be spoken. Or in this case, written.
Jocko's logic of being able to run away and not fight being preferable to succumbing to ego and pride speaks to the man's intelligence and integrity. Love his mentality!
I guarantee you he's not running away from anyone.
@@BWater-yq3jx his words, brother, not mine :) He is a Patriot and a champion as well as a motivational speaker and leader.
@@toddhardin7169 I know. When he said it, it struck me as unlikely... for him. More of a concept than a reality.
@@BWater-yq3jx Dude how explicit does he have to be? He has said it in MULTIPLE videos. First thing he would go in a situation where someone is threatening him? Get out of the situation. All these small ego dudes in the comments being like, "oh yeah well in real life, Jocko would never run away." I don't know how many times y'all have to hear it from the horses mouth - yes he fucking would. If you have the opportunity not to fight, then don't fight. He is a big enough man to know that running away and avoiding a stupid street fight doesn't make you less of a man, less of a badass, etc. And you can bet that if he were in a situation where he couldn't get away, then he would handle his fucking business, but why would he if he didn't have to. There's 0 reason to ever fight someone unless you have no other alternative.
Well, the man was in the army. I'm not expecting him to be a genius, nor is anybody.
Running as a form of self defense works great until you find that your significant other can't run as quickly as you.
Distraction
@@jordandesmond5742 hahahhaa
until until...
jordan desmond u don’t have to be faster than the bear but just be faster than the person running away with you
that's even better self defence. It's just not very good defence of them.
best defense in street fight is to start coughing
Hahaha lolz the Covid attack!
A cough is like a gunshot nowadays
Won't work against Antifa.
Eazy B only cause they’re retarded.
@@eazyb7974 that's ok, because they can't handle the heat of the moment.
Jogan: “I advise clinch and trip” Jocko: “I advice get out of there” Jogan: “Yeah get out of there”
we know what Joe would do. roundhouse kick them into the next century.
@@Shlogger fr
Being a wrestler who has been in street fights... I learned the hard way, shot a double on Pavement and fucked my own knees up pretty bad. I got the takedown and beat his ass but still felt it for weeks. Being a grappler in a street fight is just dumb. All fights since that I've use trips where I dont even touch the ground and boxing.
Joe would make their major organs into jelly with his spinning side kick. That shit can kill a man
@@Shlogger 😂😂😂
As a kid, my dad was pushing me to go to practice judo, and after a few years a year of jujitsu. It was kinda playful at the age of 7 to 12, but, i recently fell from the top of the stairs in my house, and knew how to roll to minimize the impact. Why? Because all we learned as kids in judo, was to fall safely. It was in my system. so no injuries at all. I still thank him every day for letting me take those classes man.
Can you link a video of how to do this?
@@samdis1890 I do not have a direct link, but if you search for a shoulder roll, i think you get some examples. Cheers
@@samdis1890 additionally you can learn PARKOUR! If you’re dropping from heights then you definitely have to use the shoulder roll
Also the judo word for falling safely is ukemi I believe
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BJJ guys walking the streets like *I hope someone comes at me so I get to show off my mad triangle choke skills*
Wtf bro i see you everywhere lmao
And guy who knows boxing comes around and knocks them fuck out.
Dariusz C ooo
@The Shitstorm Starter Francis gets destroyed by grapplers...ask Stipe he took him down...Francis weakness is his grappling
Hope he has balls protection
If I ever meet Jocko, I will square up to fight him, just to see if he runs away. Will be wearing a helmet.
I always see guys like him saying they'd run away but I really doubt they'd do it. Having years of fighting and being muscular as he is, he'd go fighting without even thinking avout it.
I don't think he would take a backward step, but would give you every opportunity to walk away.
He's just saying that as an advice for the public, unless you're a navy seal or some wordclass fighter you should run away
@@Yellow.1844 it depends on the situation. Hard2Hurt made a video about this topic. If the attacker chases you, you are even more vulnerable after/during running away. And if they catch up to you, you're *ucked
You won’t I met him and he’s super nice but terrifying he’s super intimidating
When Jocko runs away in a fight, it's not cowardice... it's his good graces that he let you have a 2nd chance in life...
I know you probably said this askind of a joke, but it's honestly 100% true. If you beat someone down, even in the case of it being justified, you open yourself up to a whole world of problems, from injury to serious legal liability - yes, even if your use of self defense is justified. If you are a CCW holder and carry, you know that if you ever have to use your firearm in self-defense, you WILL spend the next period of your life in court. You will be prosecuted. You might be sued by the victim or their family. And it's the same if you are in a fight without weapons. Right or wrong, you do not want to be in that position. Not fighting should ALWAYS be your first option. Even if you know for a fact you can beat the other person down, and frankly, especially if you know you can beat them down.
Can't argue with a professional. So if he runs I doubletime it Heavy on the Gas lol😁
@@andrewpeterson5882 Also if I am not mistaken, highly-trained military personnel can be tried with having using a deadly weapon. Their bodies are honed weapons.
Honestly, Muay Thai has a ton of applicability to self defense, I'd say as much as BJJ. The clinch work actually makes you a good wrestler and you can dump an opponent without you going down yourself, and most thugs cannot wrestle. The teep is the greatest defensive tool there is starting on the outside, and you get good guards to protect your head. Not to mention leg kicks which will end it without killing someone the way a head strike can. Muay Thai + BJJ is god-tier self defense.
I plan on learning those two and if i wanna get fancy some judo for takedowns
Completely agree with you. Include a bit of wrestling and you have the holy trinity of fighting
@@patrickrichard5948 Only thing I don't like in wrestling is shooting. I have a preference for not putting my head at the opponent like that. Not saying it's bad, just what I didn't like personally. What about you?
@@skyereave9454 I know you're not replying to me but, me too!, I worry about shooting for a takedown and ending up in a guillotine choke because that's what i'd i probably try to do if someone shot in and tried to take me down if I wasn't fast enough to sprawl. Also on the street I don't want to go to the ground if I can help it, It's ok one on one if there's no other people around but chances are the guys buddies are gonna start booting your head if you're on somebody full mount.
Boxing too
"You're basically getting hit in the head by the world"
I feel like I've heard this before somewhere...
Then he raises his hand, presumably about to go deeper into the analogy lmao
Yeh, probs refering to Judo a bit more than Jiu jitsu there.
he’s gotta be Baked lol
Za waurdo!!!!
No comments in the Spotify era will suck 😔
The Joe Rogan clips will still be on KZhead
Johnny Crustacean he said the clips will still be uploaded when he announced the deal, I doubt half the audience watches full episodes anyway.
@@benhatton3706 not for the new ones. On some upcoming date Joe said he's going 100% Spotify, which sucks.
There are going to be videos and live chat
Spotify is building a video application specifically for Joe, I'd be surprised if it didn't have a comment section built in.
I love Jocko man, he has nothing to prove to anyone. Proof that self confidence does not have to be synonymous with an inflated ego.
Judo in the street. Grappling and submissions. So underrated
The best way to win any fight is always give your opponent dmt then give them a rubix cube
I’ve already done that to like 30 guys at the same time * Napoleon Dynamite voice *
Mindblown
I have defeated in this manner.
LMFAO
😅😅😅😅😅😅
They’re talking about two guys fighting. Or, dueling. And why you shouldn’t do that. That’s sound advice. But, I was a bouncer for five years in my 20s and college days. I got to see lots of fights. I never saw anyone over the age of 18 honor fight where alcohol wasn’t involved. Grown men don’t “fight.” What happens to most adults is they get assaulted by some other dill weed that is drunk, high, crazy, or out to rob/hurt them. Then the walking away option is not available. That’s what you need to train for. Not honor fights. You’ve out grown those. But, you can be jumped at anytime, usually when you least expect it and are least prepared. That’s probably what grown men should be training for.
i like this comment, very insightful. But how can you train for it though? My background is boxing and more recently BJJ, Im aware that street fights are nasty, and ive kinda promised myself that should i be forced to fight some scumbag on the street that i wont hold back anything. But i dont know how to train for that atm. I can only really be training my punches and sprawls
@@umarganai3492 learn parkour maybe? It is the art of escaping anyways.
@@airpods4 Is your wife/gf going to learn how to flip over railings and cars too? Because if not, you'd better learn what to do when you can't run away.
Umar Ganai You have to keep doing all that. That’s the physical tool development. Lots of sparring and rolling gets you tough, endurance, and able to deliver your techniques under duress. In my youth we did all this, and competed in boxing, kickboxing, and a little of the old NHB. But, I was still scared of street fights because as Dempsey said it has the things the ring doesn’t; Fear, anger, or hatred. And you never knew what the other guy knew, or was capable of, or what his friends were capable of. I eventually took a job with a guy I trained FMA with at the time, as a bouncer at a country and western club. For “lab time” as he called it. We fought a couple of times a night three nights a week for the next year. It eventually got to where I didn’t get amped up at all. All the physical training paid off but it was never like the ring. Much more about tactics than techniques, and gross motor. Big blows and big throws. And chokes. Trickery and Directness. That’s a hard environment to mimic in the gym, and I would lose that desensitized calm if I was away for a while. Now as an old man I still espouse the ring training for physicality, but try to use scenario training to work tactics, mindset and adrenaline management. Kelly McCann and Lee Morrison have very good drills for this. You can find them on here. Hope that helps.
I'm thinking of asking a few of my friends if they want to jump me every so often to prepare me for this
One thing I've learned from my practicing martial arts, is that on the street you will pretty much never see is two trained fighters going at it. It just doesn't happen. They both recognize and understand the harsh brutal reality of a fight. All it takes is one punch, the guy falls to the ground and splits his head open on the concrete. Because before a fight even breaks out between the two, they're using all of their de-escalation tactics. Now of course does it happen? Yes. But every fighter knows, the best solution to a conflict, is peace.
Jorge masvidal and Colby Covington
thats why i dont get why people love BJJ for street fights. if im out on the street, chances of fighting a guy who is by himself are low i dont want to be grappling some guy on concrete while his friends can just walk over and stomp my head in
@@BillyBobThorton777 I see your point and agree somewhat, but keep in mind that just because grappling isn't good against multiple attackers, doesn't meen striking is any better. If there are his friends its basically the same result. The only way youre beating multiple attackers is with weapons, and that's illegal so... moral of the story is you are fucked, the best you can do is break their grips and run away, you don't need to necessarily submit him, just recover posture and run
@@kingartifex actually thats not all the way true bro and the internet has fast proof of that. ive seen several instances IRL where somebody knocks out 2 or 3 dudes in a group thats attacking him. and this is UNTRAINED street fights. You got videos of people getting put on gangs, and KO'ing several people during their put on. mind you these are just untrained people But i do agree its best to just walk away because with so much going on, you never fully know if somebody might have a gun, knife, etc. not worth losing life over it
Silva and Sonnen. Flip-Flops and Jeans sir.
As someone who has dabbled in Muay Thai and Jiu Jitsu for around a year and a half I can tell you that I understand what Joe and Jocko are saying infinitely more than I did when I had never tried martial arts. Your perception on many things change when you train in martial arts, especially when you're sparring hard for multiple rounds.
Jocko basically stated what I've learned after years of studying multiple martial arts: your best defense is to run away and know enough to get away from someone who grabs you. There are soooo many reasons to avoid a fight, from criminal and civil legal issues to exposure to disease to not knowing if the person has weapons or friends. Just run away. Jocko also makes a great point about how you carry yourself impacting fights not gravitating to you. Wish that more places taught this explicitly, as well as situational awareness and navigating sketchy situations.
You can’t just walk away when being robbed, or assaulted, or when you see a friend or family member getting attacked. You need to stand your ground, and that’s what we train for, the situations where you can’t run
@@2kmichaeljordan438 I agree. We must always train for when it's not possible to run away. It's also super smart to not take on the risks of standing your ground if the situation doesn't truly require doing so.
The rules of stupid will keep you out of nearly every violent situation. “Don’t do stupid things with stupid people, in stupid places, at stupid times.” Stupid translating roughly to "predictably dangerous or chaotic"
@@2kmichaeljordan438 Those aren't the situations they're talking about. They're saying don't fight people when you don't have to. Like if you bump shoulders with somebody in a bar or stupid shit like that. Obviously there's situations where not fighting isn't an option.
@@2kmichaeljordan438 Yeah but not really. In reality most martial arts classes train for a fight situation and do not train any sort of flight skills. Consequently about 99% of the "situations" I've known martial arts practitioners to have gotten in to were entirely avoidable. Also if people worked on their awareness and deescalstion skills they would be a lot less likely to get mugged or assaulted. I know that's not PC but it's true. Plus physical muggings are becoming a thing of the past. It's much easier and more common to steal digital data these days so criminals have been rapidly moving to that over the last decade and crime stats in most places show declines in many physical robberies. Life isn't some B list action movie where a bunch of sleazy scumbags magically appear as you are walking out of the opera one night because your whiny kid got freaked out by some campy costumes on stage.
Old Chicago street fighter here, one of the best things I learned when I eventually studied martial arts....walk away!
Also my favorite song by The James Gang, ChicagoStrong✌🏼
@@rockguru14 my favorite James Gang tune is "Stoned Rapp", than "Walk Away" 😎
Sometimes you can't mate
Kevin Morley then you’ve gotta do what you gotta do bro
YOU REALIZE YOU DO NEED TO FIGHT OR HAVE TO. THOSE WHO DONT KNOW HOW TO FEEL THEY MUST AND THOSE WHO KNOW HOW FEEL THEY DONT NEED TO
“Your basically getting hit in the head by the world” 😂😂😂 joe is to funny
joe is to funny as what is to what?
Real shit though that's what it feels Like
JIU-JITSU: THE ART OF FOLDING CLOTHS WITH PEOPLE STILL IN THEM.
Holy shyt. Funniest comment I've read in awhile lol
What the fuck how isn't this the top comment lmao
They never discuss how you can punch a guy and he hits his head and dies and you get 20 years.
that's the one reason i avoid fights.
Because the punch caused it. Obviously
Not to mention it could happen to you. Not even a punch if you step wrong, slip and land back of the head to concrete that can kill you. That's the reason why if you see me in a fight that's because I'm being attacked and couldn't run it should be your last resort
@Crimson & Snow nahh.. coward punches to the back of the head.. very commonly kill people in bar fights.
@Stuart Shipp I had a friend back in high school and he kicked a guy who was full mount on his brother and killed him. That one kick still has him in jail today.
You’re basically being hit in the head... *by the world*
Old Judo joke.
@ricardo blenman JOJO reference!!!
I’ve done it but u don’t remember much
It's entirely possible
I love Jocko's take on fighting. A good Navy SEAL is realistic, honest, & practical. Zero ego involved. It is obvious in conversations like this why Jocko is such a great leader.
my cousin Donny was a green beret , he was a prop boxer and was recruited by the UFC was the same way
What people don't seem to understand about the running away thing is this: Most people run away to save themselves. Jocko runs away to protect the opponent. Most trained fighters would rather run away than seriously endanger someone's well being on the street.
After training Muay Thai for a while and watching Jorge Masvidal's flying knee obsessively I get a crippling sense of horror imagining myself double leg takedowning someone
Ben telegraphed that shit a mile away lol
@@ronthemogul I know man. I've never trained wrestling, just beating down my bros fooling around. I know a wrestler would not leave you enough time to knee him in the face but still
Single legs, hip throws, trips and suplexs are good ways to get people down without leaving yourself as exposed.
Bro I been grappling for the last 5 years and I was super confident in any fight I’d get in. After Masvidal sent askren flying I started obsessively training striking cuz I was always scared to close the distance.
@@galacticmaui2 Askren went for a single on Masvidal
I remember in basic training when they taught us fighting. The DS said, "Remember, we are teaching you enough to get your ass kicked. Don't go to the bar now thinking you can take on everyone, because you can't. This is just exposure."
Now that is worth remembering.
Tbh combatives are garbage until you get to level 4
@@bonpaoi4736 why
Sound advice. When I was a white belt I tapped the guy that taught self defense in basic training at Camp Atterbury all the time. He was in my bjj classes. I could have beat his ass for sure with 4 years of high school wrestling. He definitely taught self defense to national guard lol. Great guy.
We are teaching you enough to get your ass kicked.... Huh? Wtf is that supposed to mean?
One of my old high school buddies got into a random shit-talk turned dust-up in a parking lot of a pool hall. Other guy threw the first punch, knocked him down and the way his head hit the ground killed him. Dude got manslaughter charges over some stupid shit, and my buddy lost his life. Fighting outside a professional setting is SO stupid unless you seriously have no choice.
Glock
@@seer775 That would have ended the described fight above with the exact same result, only the manslaughter charge would have been murder. So nope--that wouldn't have fixed the problem. It would have made it even worse.
@@MatLaVore pigs can catch these hands too 🤜🐽🤛 🥓🥓🥓
@@MatLaVore nah it probably would deterred the attacker
@@antoniososa1964 And if it doesn’t deter your attacker, you’re either ending up in prison or a casket. At minimum, you’re definitely going to jail for drawing a gun on someone in a fist fight. And you’ll be in court trying to defend it in an age of surveillance. Good luck with that. Here’s how drawing a gun in this scenario goes if the attacker doesn’t back down though: 1. He also draws a gun. Now you just started a firefight, and both of you are ending up in prison or in caskets. 2. He doesn’t back down. Now you either have to shoot him, or concede that he called your bluff by drawing your firearm and risk him now taking your gun away and shooting you with it. Either way, it ends with you either in prison for drawing and shooting an unarmed person, or dead for drawing without intending to pull the trigger and losing control of the weapon to someone now fighting for their life. You never draw a gun to deter an attacker. If you draw a gun on an attacker it's because you're intending to pull the trigger to save your life, or someone else’s life, and it’s your last resort. Draw a gun in a fist fight and you’re ending up in jail, in a prison, or a casket. Learn jiu jitsu.
My first Sifu always told everyone that the best way to get out of a fight is to get leave the confrontation by any means necessary and that a physical confrontation was always the last resort. Every instructor I've had between then and my current BJJ instructor has said the same thing. All that said, know how to strike and how to grapple if you want to be prepared. I'd rather have good defense going into a striking confrontation and drag the other guy to the ground than to need to fight on my feet.
That’s a good point. Clinch and trip, but mainly trip
so you recommend BJJ or Jiu Jitsu for that?
@@habekeinen3437 BJJ is a sport with rules so it's not great for actual self-defense. I'd definitely go with combat Jiu Jitsu for physical confrontations, which is nothing more than BJJ taken to it's natural brutal end.
Joes talking about someone getting suplexed on their head on concrete “You’re basically getting hit in the head by the world.” -> I’m dead
2:28
Tony Ferguson the type of guy to jump the cage and attack his own corner
Lmao that's a new one
Eddie Bravo needs an asswhooping anyways
Looking beautiful Tony!
El Cucuy Has ben detained wasn't able to kick Justin Door down Master Justin proved it
Tony the type of guy to give his corner advise in-between rounds
Jocko Willinks is a BEASTTTT the man is extremely balanced and absolutely lethal at the same time!! The whole running away thing is serious great advice and swallowing that ego to live another day is the most level-headed advice ever in all of the self-defense (of course we should always learn to defend ourselves as well).
Don’t you hate it when you’re rolling and you’re about to tap someone and all of a sudden they’re a black belt instructor giving you lessons.
Facts 😂
Lmaoooo
Haven't done BJJ but somehow I can relate to this
talking about wrestlers dominating if they get a hold of you. when i was younger we had a 3x Minnesota State Champion on our team, he couldnt have weighed over 130 soaking wet. Big offensive lineman from another school comes up talking shit for no reason at a party. Wrestler tells him he doesnt want to fight him and to please stop. Lineman keeps poking and prodding. Lineman swings and lands a weak headshot. Wrestler double leg takedowns the guy and slams him on the concrete in the garage. Blood is coming out the back of his head. Wrestler mounts on top of him and lands about 8 forearm/elbows and busts this whole guys face up. They need 3 guys to carry this 250lb dude out of that party and from that point forward you realized you better drop a wrestler before he gets a hold of you cuz damage will be done
I've been boxing for 6 years. Started Jiu Jitsu 9 months ago....It's unreal how utterly helpess I still am vs. solid grapplers (In MN too BTW! Come try a class if interested!)
hope the wrestler guy didn't get into trouble
Also, on a lesser note, hope the asshole guy didn't get crippled or killed lol.
on another episode of stories that never happened...
My best friend was a 3x state champion in Indiana ive seen wrestlers manhandle dudes on the street. Four times actually.
Joe “getting hit in the head by the world” Rogan
That shit is funny. Thanks for the laugh 👍🏻
Clicked on comments to find this xD
@@alexanderward3989 Me too. Was going to do it myself, but knew I wouldn't be 1st.
And the world doesn't even know any body building techniques
I feel like Joe witnessed a "suplex on the concrete". And he was traumatized.
My very first Karate instructor (a biker dude who was a real badass) said that the goal of self defense and hand to hand combat was not “kicking someone’s ass”. But rather removing yourself from a very dangerous situation and getting back to a safe place.
Yea and karate kids get f’d up 😭
@@mradam1282 I agree and that's because the vast majority of "Karate Kids" have been taught generic slap happy kickboxing.
I remember a guy I played rugby with who was a golden gloves champion (who we thought was an awesome boxer) was sparring Lovemore N’dou (Who went the distance with Canelo and Kell brook). Lovemore made him look like he’d never thrown a punch his whole life. Was so eye opening ... back then I realised that there are literally “Levels”.
Joe Rogan, the main reason that I love listening to your shows is because of the way you get all of the guests to discuss with such care that you can just close your eyes and see what is being described in your head. You get your guest to provide information so clearly it really puts your show at the TOP! Joe you were made to do this program. Keep it up Brother!!!
No.1 way to win every street fight: running away
That means you lost fam
I didn't buy this $600 pistol for nothing.
@@fullbull9771 no
@@fullbull9771 you have never been punched obviously
@@Jeroneb23 and so begins the cycle
Holy shit. First dialog I've seen with jocko. Way more thoughtful than I was expecting. 👍
When jocko moved out he told his dad “u are now man of the house”
These guys are dead on. Jock Willink is awesome!! I did exactly what he is talking about. Learnt jiu jitsu and then boxing. Given I got knocked out cold in boxing but then I learnt to take hits to my head and my jiu jitsu helped because I wasn’t afraid to get real close in boxing and use hooks and uppercuts. After listening to Jocko and experienced fights myself I bought his book. Best investment I have ever made ... extreme ownership. I am myself a navy brat and this book was brilliant.
Gotta be well rounded fighter. Going to the ground puts you at risk of getting kicked in the head by assholes
mma 209 one on one the best thing to have is wrestling multiple people I would want boxing
You don't have to be anything though. Awareness, avoidance, de-esclation, good flight skills, and not being an a$$hat will keep you out of trouble almost always. You all realise 99.99999% of the population in the Western world goes through their entire life without being in a "street fight", right? To quote Marc MacYoung: "If you've gotten yourself in to a street fight, you've got to be somewhat of an a$$hole".
If you grab a dude in a solid hold around his neck while standing theres not a lot he can do unless hes a trained fighter, theres more to grappling than going straight to ground
@mma 209 yea but u can still run away if there is more then 1 attacker on the feet if it does to the ground u are stuck there peopole normally just hold on to u when taken down
@ricky gore Dude grow up. If you are getting sucked in to fighting on the street, that's a choice. It's a fucking dumb choice. It's poor decision making and bad life choices. You are an asshole if you get in to a street fight or start a street fight. He's totally right about that and obviously the guy wouldn't get his head stomped in because like any of the rest of us, he wouldn't be there in the first place. Street fights are not "self defence". They are two or more idiots letting their ego/alcohol/drugs or whatever other shitty choices they have made provoke anti-social behaviour. Spew all the pseudo-alpha macho BS you want, but people in Street fights are low brow idiots engaging in avoidable, unnecessary behaviour because of their stupidity or lack of control. All your point proves is there are millions of idiots in the world. No shit.
Great interview, love listening to them discuss this stuff.
Joe: “Getting slammed on the concrete is basically getting hit in the head with the world.” Eddie: “Yeah, totally, and that’s the largest flat surface in the universe.”
😂
Learning to box, or any striking in general is always best to start when you’re young. There’s a certain fluidity that a fighter gets when they’ve been training since a they were kids. Heavy sparring for kids is unnecessary.
my first BJJ coach taught me the same thing. First option and smartest is always to just run. we aren't getting paid to fight on the street, and more often than not, its just really going to cost you.
Then he is. in the wrong biz, I don't go to a pay a math teacher to tell me "you really shouldn't use math, unless you need too".
Joe had a great point when he mentioned that jiu jitsu goes full out 100% resistance bc when you train with that you learn to expect and you learn to counter and you learn to do the moves in them with resistance
Thank you for the excellent content. Street fights are often not one on one but one against many opponents. Fighting on the ground is not advisable with multiple opponents
the thing with grappling in street fights is its only good for one opponent at a time, as a former security/bouncer I found best combo for street fighting is boxing and Judo hip throws
Yup boxing Judo and Sambo which is basically Judo heavy mma. The ideal way to quickly end a fight is to throw someone on the ground on their back with enough force to incapacitate them without them hitting their head while remaining on your feet and that is the main goal in Sambo. Too bad Sambo gyms are rare in America. Boxing is great for not only for learning punches but maintaining distance, dodging and blocking strikes.
When Jocko and Yujiro Hanma see each other in the street the both run away scared in the opposite direction
Jocko's point is key in self-defense -- the first rule is to be situationally aware at all times -- i.e., try not to put yourself in compromised positions. Him and Joe touch on another good point about self-preservation -- you have a lot more to lose often times than to gain in a fight, even if you're a trained martial artist. I always remember what GSP says: there's a difference between TECHNICALITY (e.g., how to punch, kick, block, grapple, etc.) vs. TACTICALITY (knowing what to do instantly/instinctually in each situation -- e.g., BJJ won't do shit if you're fighting 2+ guys...)...
this video got me to book my first jui jitsu class! im starting in 2 days. i didnt know if i wanted to learn striking or grappling first . joe and jocko helped me make tht decision and i was gonna do striking first
How are you enjoying it?
Grappling is kinda serious… lol.. wear ear protection!
@@donsimons9810 and a cup, and have a great time, the people are dedicated and the discipline will help you in all aspects.
When Jocko runs away from fights he runs around the world to catch you from behind
You probably won't ever get to deploy your BJJ skills on the street, most anyone who eats a double leg take down on concrete is going to be out cold
If its a one on one fight then yes JJ and wrestling is great in a street fight but most times its a brawl or its two Against one and thats when you can get kicked in the head. You definitely do not want to go to the floor if fighting more then one guy.
C F that’s common sense lol
Double leg is bjj so in a way you did show them your skills
C F 2 on 1 usually it doesn’t matter what you’re trained in you’re getting fucked up regardless
6'4" 300 pound guy headlocks you from behind or imagine if he tries to rnc.
This conversation hypes me up so much
I'm just picturing Jocko and Joe walking down the back alley and a 12 year old kid starts talking trash to them and they look at each other and take off like Forest Gump 😂😂😂
It's pretty hard to run away in the isle of a store Jocko. Kickboxing saved me lmao
Wrong.. Jockos not from the streets obviously. Doing juijistu in a ring and operating in the streets at 2am with 20 people lingering around you is completely different. Striking is #1 in the streets. You don't want to end up on the ground. People have something called feet.
Just curious, why not muay thai instead of boxing?
@@SASMADBRUV7 Mostly from what I understand. Its because you are trained to throw kicks and clinch, which can leave you off balance, or potentially let your opponent grab your leg and take you to the ground from there. Pure boxing always leaves your feet underneath you and distance between you and the person you're fighting. Which is your best friend against concrete/street fighting. That being said both are incredible martial arts. Don't think you'd lose out taking classes from either. Hope that helps.
But you should know how handle a clinch, attempted takedowns, and how to effectively get up when put on the ground. I think BJJ is important for defense in a street fight.
Or just use a damn stick. You can fuck people up with a piece of wood (staff). Best thing to do is just run.
Agreed, I did krav maga at a legit KMG school for 4 years (high level instructor also trains military and police, but that's not the civilian curriculum). First thing we learned was deflecting and counterattacking punches, kicks and knives (360 defense) after that getting out of standing locks and holds (various hugs, robbery hold at the atm) eventually advancing to being held at close gun/knife point from various angles, disarming knife/gun (2 completely different things btw, knife is more dangerous). After that came the baseball bat attacks from various angles. The only ground fighting we learned was getting up on our feet as fast and effective as possible. This means getting out of chokes and locks, counter attacking (eyes, balls, throat) and getting up figure 4 style asap, with both hands up, ready to kick or punch to create a situation to run away. Often kicking the ribs in (non-lethal) or balls to make sure the attacker doesn't pursue you immediatly. If a guy is coked out of his mind and does not respond to that you made sure he can't fully use his legs (knees) and/or eyes. We often trained for 30 seconds bursts of extreme violence, which is more effective in a street fight than training for 5 minute MMA rounds. Eventually you will get the cardio to extend those 30 seconds anyway after some time. And don't forget to use open palms to prevent broken fingers and for when the CCTV footage shows up in court. Always circle on the outside of the group of attackers to prevent getting closed in (zombie game) etc. I totally agree with Joe on learning distance and tells, which is all striking based. I learned to more realistically size up my opponent, and practice the KM techniques we learned with new students who were already trained in other martial arts (kickboxing, judo, karate, wing chun, mma). When I stopped training we were doing hostage/execution style situations, sitting on your knees with a gun pointed on the back of your head. It was pretty intense sometimes, especially with the lights out for a couple of seconds. Much respect to my trainer who managed to do this all in the safest way/environment possible. Nobody got really hurt. The biggest damage I received in those 4 years, apart from the obvious bruises, was a dislocated finger (blocking a punch too late) and receiving a solid punch to the liver while fighting 1 vs 3, immediate shut down of the body. It felt like shit but the experience itself was worth it.
Jockos insight is very valuable. Thank you for this podcast
With all of the "Martial Arts" out there, it's refreshing to listen to Joe Rogan.
I’ve been doing Krav Maga for about 13 months now and while I know how to defend myself, I’d like to learn Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu at some point in the future. Having a great mix of striking and grappling in your arsenal makes you a lot better at self defence
2:30-2:44 wrestlers like "yeah, we tried to tell them"
Jocko advising to run away is.. Pure respect. The tougher the guy.. The smarter it is to talk down.. walk away.
I'm trying to get into grappling. If sounds badass. Are there techniques for holding back multiple attacks?
as Robert Downey jr said, you never go full [ ]
Hehe...great movie
You never go full Robert Downey junior. Even Robert Downey junior doesn't go Robert Downey junior and he's Robert Downey junior.
I've been in too many fights in my life. Most of them were unavoidable.
The 100 yard dash. My favourite move.
Grappling has and always will be the number 1 combat technique to learn
Dude I seriously love joe so god damn much. I just had a situation where some crazy guy opened my door at the gas station and I got out and was just about to knock him with my hand I’ve broken 4 times and I swallowed my ego and left. I was questioning if I did the right thing and because of what he said I know I did. THANK YOU JOE
I always think of Bas Ruttens self defence vids on youtube - equal parts hilarious and terrifying
I agree... I personally think that wrestling is a great base and to start with that. Having wrestling experience will also help when you start to learn BJJ.
This clip probably had the best pieces of advice to avoid a street fight!
That dude has that "Chuck Liddell" leopard seal look.
Its that look in their eyes that U know not to fuck with em
Also a little Tito Ortiz
He's got a bit of thanos about him
@@TheKourage88 I don't know if your intention was to be funny but you made me cry from laughing
Is it weird that I respect Jocko saying "I'll run away"?
Joe said something real about timing that’s one of the biggest thing I learned from sport karate.
Give the people what they want, a video of Joe and Jocko rolling
I tried jiu jitsu and I ended up with a spinal fracture in my second week of trainning.. Be very careful when picking school and who you are sparing with. I almost sat on a wheelchair
Vasilis Moutzouridis what? how bro what happened? was it a dangerous move?
@@TheJesseK57 just a pro trying some fancy moves on a newbie :)
Practically all fights start standing, you can’t always walk or run away, quite often they can start unexpectedly at close quarters with a cheap shot and occasionally there is more than one opponent. For all of these situations the best solution is boxing 🥊 🥊 . As for grappling on the street, wrestling can be super effective.
Why wrestling when I can just use GJJ (not BJJ)?
2:35 seconds in is pure gold
I think my judo from 6 years old helps a ton. Love the advice
Absolutely. Teaching kids self defense, discipline and respect. It was always to cool to get to class early to watch the younger kids or teens roll. PARENTS- This a vital tool in so many aspects of life that you can make available to your kids. BJJ, wrestling or judo.
Both my son and Ii take tang soo do and Gracie jiu jitsu. Both provided distinct skill sets and it is a great bonding experience that we have. I encourage all parents to do BJJ and martial arts with their kids
Here you can hear a man who commanded a SEAL team say, "I can just run away."
Fighting is high risk low reward. There's nothing smarter than getting out of the situation.
Yes you watch too many movies if you think a highly trained seal is gonna walk head on into a firefight guns blazing. The seals come in the middle of the night and execute you there is no fight about it. If one seal dies on a mission it is a failure
This would be such a good roll
Damn right on all points
This is so true! I get BJJ guys telling me they can submit good strikers off the ground.. If you lay on the ground in a street fight hoping for a submission you will get your head kicked in.
When a competitor steps into the cage, with a referee, gloves, and a rule based environment, they still always run the risk of death or grave injury. Out in the streets, literally anything can happen. One of you could die, go to prison, get sued, one of you could hit your head on the concrete and go brain dead or paraplegic. Especially as men we are hardwired to feel that backing or running away from a fight is the same or even worse than getting beat down. In reality unless you are saving yourself or someone else from imminent danger with violence, you have everything to lose and nothing to gain except a cheap, worthless boost to your ego.
Well said. A lot of people who train martial arts seriously loose some of that ego after sparring with somebody good for the first time.
Gonna take that advice to heart.
Love the way Joe Rogan says grapple and take em down and Jokco is like nah walk away be smart
I don’t think I’ve ever clicked on anything as fast I clicked on the link to this...Joe & Jocko talking about striking?! Yes please!👌🏼✌🏼
When Jocko was born and the doctor didn’t cry jocko spanked him.
Very reveling and honest coming from two fighters. 👍
Ive never heard run away first and thats the best advice!
I don't think Jocko has ever run away from anyone or anything, lol
I worked loss prevention for a huge company for ten years and was in over 500 physical altercations and I'm a stand up striker but out of those 500 or so 499 went to the ground in real world it's what happens.
The Krav guys are just trying to make a buck.
"sparing is not the real chaos" cant be said better!!
This guy is the definition of a gentle giant. He seems so modest and cool and collected. I've never heard of him or seen him fight but im good at sizing up my opponents and I can fight! But this guy is something else i can just sense it. dude i wouldnt fuck with this guy under any circumstance.