Bonjour Fred, Je regarde souvent tes vidéos, les techniques les plus simples sont les techniques les plus efficaces, tu travailles beaucoup en rapidité, et en explosivité 🙋♂️
@jean-claudebianchi93493 жыл бұрын
Je trouve les commentaires un peu dur le mec c est un tueur avec un style bien a lui et une rapidité incroyable ... chapeau bas monsieur
@zitoune56456 жыл бұрын
Pour etre un tueur faut déjà avoir affronter du monde pour mérité le surnom.
@chafiro3041 Жыл бұрын
Это изобретено не для спорта
@user-bq7zb4tf9j Жыл бұрын
Vraiment bravo j'espère que j'apprends bien tout les mouvements
@user-fm1iu5kk6c7 ай бұрын
Amazing practice Hand Technique Really Dem good wow
@mohdsulaimandhuljichouhan41806 жыл бұрын
Vous avez déjà vu Mastro en combat sur un ring? C’est bizarre il ne fait pas tout ça. Tout simplement parce que le mec en face il n’est pas là pour se laisser faire CQFD. Ces technique sont vraiment bidon.
@emmanuelrefalo70513 жыл бұрын
Bien
@amethsy94922 жыл бұрын
Belle démonstration !!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@vandalisme29006 жыл бұрын
Parabéns excelente trabalho 👏
@diegocarneiro42643 жыл бұрын
C'est un excellent professeur et de Grands applaudissements professionnels s'il-vous-plaît.
@fabiangomez6287 Жыл бұрын
C’est un escroc
@denver2ter3 ай бұрын
Vím ,,,, my začínáme a pro vás je to dnes hračka. Ale umíte. Jste velmi přátelský a a klidný. Instruktoři by vlastně měly tak púsobit. Dobré. Děkuji vám.
@juliekovarova11933 жыл бұрын
I wish to meet this man, he teaches me these fighting techniques.
@davisnganga62663 жыл бұрын
Превосходно!!!БОЛЬШОЕ СПАСИБО!!!
@user-lr8tz9ui5p3 жыл бұрын
Buen video me gusta tus tecnicas .. Saludos desde Costa Rica...
@matiasalpizar72006 жыл бұрын
O melhor mestre de Defesa Pessoal que já vi. Excelente. Todas as suas técnicas são muito eficientes.
@paulomuniz88292 жыл бұрын
🤭
@rayos26892 жыл бұрын
I'm curious as to why Mastro felt it necessary to go for the wrist first and not the throat/ solar plexus, like he showed later on. As always good stuff!!
@Tatteddragon7 жыл бұрын
Just an assumption on my part, but most likely for the same reason why a boxer leads with a jab instead of a cross. Target distance ad economy of motion. Also, keep in mind that Fred assumes that your target is not just some clown on the street. A trained fighter is most likely going to be instinctively inclned to protect the head, neck, groin, etc. The distamce from the hand to head is enough to allow the possibility of a counter or evasion, meanwhile, your wrist is still being controlled. If the aggressor simply drops his head, weaves to the side or changes levels for a takedown, he already has one wrist, and your other arm would be extended, you'd have to recover before you could even respond to his counter. That's just my personal take away, , Fred actually explains it a bit at 3:38).
@savagemaestro7 жыл бұрын
If you used this on a trained fighter, they would only need to throw a left hook and your day is over. Even against someone untrained this is not very good.
@kybalion8486 жыл бұрын
Except for the fact that clearly none of this is full speed. The speed that the elbow to backfist/forearm strike can be dealt is ridiculous as it follows a natural flow, and if you pay attention to his body positioning his shoulder is offering protection for weaker section of the skull (the jawline) anyway. Very similar to how a boxer primes an uppercut or a body hook. Very easy to be an expert behind the keyboard, you clearly haven't done any training.
@Mephistoau6 жыл бұрын
There are situations where you don't want both your hands occupied too long - like when you just want to make a Houdini. And even though he may have his favourite technique that doesn't have to be my favourite and yours may be a third version. I am not as big as Fred Mastro so I would go for the one that liberates my hands as fast as possible ...
@Octopussyist6 жыл бұрын
I dont get it either, why it have to be so complicated. Cool moves anyways...
@kaukasboi8645 жыл бұрын
*I see a new vid by Monsieur Ma(e)stro, I like*
@s.g.30426 жыл бұрын
Merci ça m'a sauvé la vie aujourd'hui
@discolight37484 жыл бұрын
Gracias gran maestro muy buenas clases me siento más seguro
@rogelioramos31253 жыл бұрын
I know the feeling for the assistants..I was the guy for our Wing Chun instructor & Kyokushinki instructor...best thring, inside the dojo it's controlled, in the street, it's not! Good job gentlemen💯
@Stewcrew85 жыл бұрын
Bonjour,Mr Fred Mastro.Les mentalités sont différents et le statut social aussi,en mode survivaliste c'est autre chose.Quand cela devient réelle face à une arme,n'oublions pas que beaucoup de personnes perde leur vie à se genre de pratique.
@jackdonovan92196 жыл бұрын
Danke
@rosmanlasanthawickramanaya463710 ай бұрын
Love your demos Fred.
@FrontlineKravMaga8 ай бұрын
Excelente maestro
@AngelNehemiasLucero-mb5it8 ай бұрын
😡😁😄 a genius of perseverance and effort. shows that hard work exceeds any natural talent ..💪🏼👊🏼👲🏼
@christophermenblankojlvr16734 жыл бұрын
Amazing ..need to learn this!
@alicecatapang59343 жыл бұрын
Espectacular buena defensa hay que practicar saludo de Argentina 🇦🇷👍🏻
@marianolopez81353 жыл бұрын
Firulas que dificilmente vai salvar sua vida sem um treinamento supremo e repetição
@marcostangamerplayer24804 жыл бұрын
Eai treinou?
@renegade_g73473 жыл бұрын
Your so amazing fred mastro thank you for self defense
@davegatbonton28856 жыл бұрын
I love your videos. From Dominican Republic...
@otnielbfranco1936 жыл бұрын
대단해요 It is excellent. respect
@tvmasterparktv5 жыл бұрын
Moreover, it leaves you wide open and partially with your back towards the opponent. I like Mr Mastro's techniques simple and effective like the ones against a front choke ore the one cut.
@ionlucian4215 жыл бұрын
There is a shock effect, the assailant will give you 2 second and the move is very fast to start with
@Gabdan2011 Жыл бұрын
This is amaizing😃
@ghorbanmohammadi78836 жыл бұрын
Ghorban mohammadi qual o nome desse tipo de luta ????
@marcellofuscao9415 жыл бұрын
@@marcellofuscao941 and
@ardi16825 жыл бұрын
Quelle magnifique entreneure ..... mes respets
@mohamdz64663 ай бұрын
Merci beaucoup MONSIEUR FRED, je ne connaissait pas et c'est top. judo, Jiu-Jitsu et Aïkido sont mes bases. Merci continuez de nous envoyer des videos Manu
@Manu18764 жыл бұрын
Very neat! A very good combination of various familair disciplines. Kudos! What’s the basic lineage of where this came from?
@boltcatcher22736 жыл бұрын
Oui me la vous tapez tres fort pour une demostration
@antoniolopescosta53406 жыл бұрын
Antonio Lopes costa op
@tmjajmmmmttmtjmt6015 жыл бұрын
Grave il est pas sérieux
@joytuch27394 жыл бұрын
C'est fort.simpe et efficace.merci professeur.
@oxinebou6636 Жыл бұрын
Spectacular your classes are more you and surprising but your defenses show congratulations
@nelivaneder12053 жыл бұрын
saludos muy interesante el video solo es mi opinion pero me gustaria si se pudiera un audio doblado al español y si se puede poner las repe un poco mas lentas para aprender ya lo sigo me encantan las artes marciales 💪🔥
@jesusalicea793 жыл бұрын
Great technique 👍 and your teacher is the most amazing
@belikewater3627 Жыл бұрын
magnifique, merci
@nerofred56787 жыл бұрын
Je suis content quand je vous voir
@mohamedkone94642 жыл бұрын
I m your Big Big Bigest fan in this World ...plz Uploud viedos like this i learned such a things
@harrishassnivlogs91296 жыл бұрын
I have pros and cons about him , I do like one cut one kill. What I don't like as an instructor the constant hard contact so he can show how badass he is. I'm sure he is. That's the reason equipment was introduced.even in actual battles way back they wore leather over areas to cut. Hard contact to pressure points is too ego. Ease up and let your teaching speak for yourself.
@primaco440946 жыл бұрын
self defense applications sensei Kane *if he would really hit, the student will go instant potato*
@s.g.30426 жыл бұрын
self defense applications sensei Kane very good comment
@georgesakopoulos81105 жыл бұрын
I agree, you do not have to be hard with your students to show respect or the effectiveness of the technique, the only thing that the student sees is that he is afraid that the technique will be applied. The techniques are good but not the way to teach.
@gmunoz96555 жыл бұрын
while i agree it was a little excessive. i gotta say, the man that stood there and took it is going to be a tough cookie. being able to withstand punishment like that is training unto itself. but whatever.
@noncompliant38655 жыл бұрын
He ain't hit hard to look like a bad ass, he is just trying to sell his system with a theatrical trick- I ain't saying what he does is bullshit, I am saying the man makes a living as a combat instructor and the way hits he is trying to make a lot of noise to sell the idea of impact- it's the same thing pro wrestlers do but that ain't to say that if he was striking to do damage that it wouldn't work and a lot of it is pretty smart. These training are his other instructors, I would be willing to bet he ain't actually booting them squaw in the nuts and punching the shit out of them for reals because the ain't the demographic this is being marketed to, it's a defensive system for General populace or leos it ain't like some real old timey school of hard knocks cause these people don't want to have a Jason Born fight: they want to hurt the other guy without getting hurt by maximum escalation aggressive response to an attack. It's not like what people are used to seeing so the audible impacts help build confidence in the system for the people who are learning it.
@robdeskrd5 жыл бұрын
2:30 ,if you get that kick, you will cry a river.
@hideentity15185 жыл бұрын
for sure
@mandataruu86853 жыл бұрын
🤯 vous êtes une véritable arme de guerre
@mamoudououmarou90643 жыл бұрын
Great videos master, you look master Joseph simonet and the movement like pencak 🙏🙏 GBU master
@imamefendi40554 жыл бұрын
(( Touba d'abord )) merci maitre et bonne continuation
@abdoulatifngom32284 жыл бұрын
Yes mouka touba d'abord
@ababacarsamb92614 жыл бұрын
Preciso aprender. ...😊
@assismarlison404 жыл бұрын
Pencak Silat form Indonesia.. 👍 thank you Mr. Mastro👍
@sutrisnonashruddin56194 жыл бұрын
bravo a vous vous etes etonnant je regarde vos video bravo
@bilbo211003 жыл бұрын
son técnicas muy eficazes y reales,pero no le des tan fuerte al compañero, o no te ha pagado el curso?
@zapas34295 жыл бұрын
si si no entiendes el titulo dime que se todos los idiomas
@andresrondon74425 жыл бұрын
Esté wey es un fraude porqué una vez hizo mma y le patearon el culo casi ni las manos metió.
@pelotopolus5 жыл бұрын
@@pelotopolus asi!!! que significa esto!!! benvenuto !!!!
@@pelotopolus; Tienes razón ese Fred mastro es solo un charlatán golpeando alumnos, pero en la calle es un verdadero pendejo
@jeancamaney3974 жыл бұрын
Fred is the real dude, all the power to you and your familie, ( blessing) 👉💯👍
@stanleyrahamat77tzfl Жыл бұрын
Nice pic bhai bro you are so sweet Good Friday
@trilokbboy64955 жыл бұрын
Weeee gran maitre j ador super votr tecnique
@jacquessawadogo896 жыл бұрын
Amazing technics art of fighting and it would be the one fast enough will be the winner....speed and tactical
@braderbundle39862 жыл бұрын
If you put subtitle,then it will be get more view... kindly consider!
@gavaskarshanmugam19744 жыл бұрын
I love Martial Arts. I am a devotee of Martial Arts.
@antarshakti30935 жыл бұрын
great instructions! greetings from cologne, germany arthur 😉
@waldmeisterbrehm6 жыл бұрын
Muito bom suas aulas
@vlogtv60724 жыл бұрын
I like most of the things Fred Mastro shows. However in all my experience of street fights I have never ever seen anyone grab somebody's wrist. That's pretty much ridiculous. Nobody fights this way.
@atomicdynamo60623 жыл бұрын
True, I would surmise that this tech may work better for women. Women do get grabbed at the wrist or arm at least more so.
@binoyandpinay7772 жыл бұрын
Très efficace. Mais faut il forcément être si dur avec votre partenaire ?
@blochjean-raphael49207 жыл бұрын
Bloch Jean-Raphael si ils s'entraînent c'est aussi pour apprendre à recevoir des coups. parce que c'est bien beau de savoir taper mais le jour ou tu tombe sur un plus balèze ou rapide qui te tape en premier faut savoir réagir est pas resté choqué par le coup.
@thoren44346 жыл бұрын
Le MDS c'est ça la différence, les coups sont porté réellement (mais controlé) nous avons donc une réaction naturel ce qui permet de travailler de manière réel, si on n'a rien on lâche pas la prise, la différence entre d'autres art martiaux ou on lâche même quand le mouvement n'est pas bien exécuté, le MDS la différence est là, la réalité, si il n'y à rien on ne lâche pas ;)
@Rule9436 жыл бұрын
quebec ares a 14 ans on peut faire ce sport ou cet trop tard ?
@saidmabsoute29456 жыл бұрын
In the end ... speed define the winner
@Deny-Rhomdony6 жыл бұрын
mdr
@berlemont6 жыл бұрын
Dosta dobrih stvari se moze nauciti pozdrav iz Srbije👍👍👍
@milosdjokic82335 жыл бұрын
There's some great stuff here. As with all systems, use what works, discard what is ineffective, and realize that opponents can be unpredictable.
@AmourorChristopherDresbach5 жыл бұрын
Why The Cobail Is A Black Man Not White 😐
@fortimeless32995 жыл бұрын
Just a question, just one: what kind of real street experiences you have???
@hammermma74385 жыл бұрын
I know him and he was bouncer for a while so he has not 1 or 2 or 10 street fights but more than 100. Go and try it, it's the best way so as to make an opinion
@fenril344 жыл бұрын
Iam from somali i like to be like this trained ❤❤❤
@abaazlabagolee6766 жыл бұрын
@Guy Thomas does Somalia has government...just a doubt bro..don't mistake!!!
@bharanidharan63235 жыл бұрын
Fenomeno sos muy bueno saludos de uruguay
@ximenaturia34886 жыл бұрын
Gracias muy bueno un abrazo grandote bendiciones yo Eduardo de CHILE
@eduardojaviermoragapadilla69792 жыл бұрын
Uma coisa e fazer com o cara sem reagir,nao tem sparring nao tem outro revidando a fica facil
@acaojiujitsu97205 жыл бұрын
Penso o mesmo 👆👍
@fernandesfernandes11404 жыл бұрын
Ação jiu jitsu jiu jitsu pois e
@gilbertolima32104 жыл бұрын
Verdade e usar o outro braço para soltar a mão do oponente totalmente desnecessário quando apenas um giro no pulso já sairia da pegada 😂!
@whitehat254 жыл бұрын
Este tipo é uma tanga, é apenas teatro para impressionar e entreter. Lol
@nexusdrexus93613 жыл бұрын
pas mal comme entrainement , le prof est asthmatique je pense mais avec beaucoup de courage
@myselfjamal48476 жыл бұрын
Asthmatique??
@lionels69584 жыл бұрын
@@lionels6958 problème de respiration
@larouci70462 жыл бұрын
Oss, ótimo vídeo ,só faltou a legenda moro no Brasil
@wagnerpaulosilva97923 жыл бұрын
I've seen several techniques more you and the best !!!
@cesardepaula26473 жыл бұрын
Pq>a
@larasiyas85483 жыл бұрын
Solo funciona en demostraciones en una pelea real es diferente nadie se queda quieto esperando
@edgarrodriguez39335 жыл бұрын
😂I wouldn't want to be the demo guy for Fred!
@darrylcheese42404 жыл бұрын
L
@suparnoparno92963 жыл бұрын
Damnnn Agreeed
@mansuransar55343 жыл бұрын
You are the best i ever seen.
@tanushlleshi14555 жыл бұрын
Great defense 👍 and you are the coolest
@belikewater3627 Жыл бұрын
And the moment he doesn't have a guy stand there like a statue....every technique falls apart.
@whiskeyhangover14383 жыл бұрын
...actually, the difference is, if they were having a realtime confrontation by way of a teaching exercise instead of this demonsterable, componential breakdown, the action from both parties would be occurring at a rate that an untrained novice would be unable to comprehend, and so, for the 'un initiated', this type of breakdown and the manner in which it is conducted is purely a babystep and introduction to the pathways and articulations, which then require the serious adepts to train into their muscle memory through much practice and repetition. The whole point here, is not to arm some fool with instant 'knowledge' that can quickly land them in trouble, but to demonstrate the technique in it's purest, simplest format in order to give people, who through their work, or life in potentially life threatening situations, an opportunity to train themselves and study something that gives them literally 'a fighting chance'. The techniques are solid, what falls apart is when these techniques are employed unpracticed by untrained novices in realtime situations, the adept has to put in a great deal of time and training in order to develop first, the respect and second, the mastery of the technique. How else could the techniques be demonstrated in their purest and most comprehensible format? The specialists who are kindly demonstrating this to us here are worthy of our utmost respect, also gratitude.
@jackbarlocks34412 жыл бұрын
get your ass kicked a lot?
@jackbarlocks34412 жыл бұрын
Yes, yes I do get my ass kicked a lot because I learned Fred maestro system of self abuse.
@whiskeyhangover14382 жыл бұрын
@@whiskeyhangover1438 you need to practice more, and find someone challenging to spar with, develop your muscle memory, and maybe, if you train your mind, you might be able to avoid trouble happening in first place, (oh! and try not to abuse your ass too much. :)
@jackbarlocks34412 жыл бұрын
It's so sad when someone of lower intelligence tries to appear smarter than they are. I'm sure you have a lot of experience in that situation
@whiskeyhangover14382 жыл бұрын
Intense à 0:44 repose en paix petit renoi 🙏🙏
@younes92fj4 жыл бұрын
Sou praticante de defesa pessoal, treinamento constante me deu ampla margem no gerenciamento de crise.
@MariaFernandes-ms2ig4 жыл бұрын
Vc
@ruega1014 жыл бұрын
Merci Fred. Très efficace. Oss.
@josemachado4042 жыл бұрын
how bout the the lightning hansy slaps at the start
@addzzpectchaahurrpalezzz.14205 жыл бұрын
Why am i not convinced with your skills..
@jeffreyalmeida23125 жыл бұрын
Because you don't know shit 😂
@lo-fireviews26935 жыл бұрын
Like u know some staff. Hahaha
@nintendobiking8164 жыл бұрын
It is because hid joking style of teaching. That's why it looks rediculous
@mrakobespetrovich82774 жыл бұрын
Mui interesante gracias por compartir me gustaria aprender esta técnicas efectivas
@leonramirez7672 Жыл бұрын
The best realistic reality combination with combating your foes
@joebarbosa19422 жыл бұрын
Depuis quand dans la rue lorsqu'on se fait agresser, l'agresseur t'attrape le poignet ? A la rigueur ça arrive aux femmes quand l'agresseur veut la maîtriser sans lui faire trop mal, mais avec un homme ça n'arrive jamais.
@paaabdlrdlmkt94326 жыл бұрын
paaabdlr dlmkt si cela arrive après que tu te sois pris un KO et que l'agresseur te traîne en te saisissant par le poignet 😆
@TonyMontana-du6pg6 жыл бұрын
On est d'accord... ça n'arrive que si tu ne peux pas te défendre.
@paaabdlrdlmkt94326 жыл бұрын
paaabdlr dlmkt Ha ha, leurs scénarios sont bidons. Dans la rue, seul l'improvisation compte. À moins d'être sur-entraîner comme un agent opérationnel, ton cerveau disjoncte, ton cœur palpite, donc respiration irrégulière, tremblements des mains et pieds du fait de l'excitation, et au stresse (ou adrénaline) etc. Bref, il devient alors impossible de réfléchir correctement. Sans compter les divers facteurs... la maîtrise des arts martiaux, la condition physique, la mobilité, la carrure, etc de ton adversaire. Toutefois, pour les non initiés ça reste très instructif.
@rouslinM6 жыл бұрын
ça arrive si tu es dans une position de garde au départ et que ton adversaire te choppe le poignet pour se faire une place pour t'en coller une. Mais de face, comme ça, sans frappe derrière, ça n'arrive jamais.
@BunkerBoyXXX5 жыл бұрын
C'est ça, c'est un con qui fait de la 💩
@ChiefKeef___5 жыл бұрын
1:43 I want to do that my math teacher actually
@cemaluzun61554 жыл бұрын
Why this kolaiveri
@albertxavier47494 жыл бұрын
Love to see your study
@yoelmm86744 жыл бұрын
Merci pour les informations
@waillemohamade3592 жыл бұрын
This will help to keep girls in India safer, from those beasts on the road. Not only in India, but everywhere around the world.
@que_936 жыл бұрын
? why? do you think those tecniques do not really work?
@MrCinghialotto6 жыл бұрын
@@MrCinghialotto mma works, like muay thai and bjj
@SuperMan-em7nh5 жыл бұрын
@@SuperMan-em7nh whatthafuck is bjj? a second level of bj?
@MrCinghialotto5 жыл бұрын
@@MrCinghialotto fuck the bjj is fuck the Brazilian Jui Jitsu fuck the wat
@SuperMan-em7nh5 жыл бұрын
damn does he have to hit him every time?
@WakeRunSleep6 жыл бұрын
i'm pretty sure the black guy will kick his ass later, after the stage...
@MrCinghialotto6 жыл бұрын
shilohwillcome yes that’s called conditioning
@Liberate666A16 жыл бұрын
I called ego
@Ramon-bs7kr5 жыл бұрын
You have to train the ACTUAL contact if you are to store it to memory. Why do.you think traditional martial arts come unstuck In reality, because they don't hit exactly where they are suppose to. GRACIE JJ is so effective because they train exactly how they fight. The ACTUAL fighting is identical to the training, same force, same movements. I think Fred is doing the exact same. It's REALITY based training.
@TheSputniikbiet5 жыл бұрын
@@Ramon-bs7kr Your right ego i bet this guy never hade real encounter and dont wish it to anywone btw,the ohter guy(s wont stand their like dummy's,people move when they fight,and you have to spar be unpredicteble against a resistent opponent;greetings
@tomdeweijer9044 жыл бұрын
Bonjour Mr Fred vous êtes très fort
@mamadykeita3023 Жыл бұрын
Bravissimo sei 💪💪💪💪💪
@2012abdelkader5 жыл бұрын
Dayı çadırı kurmuşun :)
@zeydake-siirpaylasim60206 жыл бұрын
Mui buna esa clase yo kiero aperender saludos cr
@javierenrikejimenezjiron39033 жыл бұрын
In slow motion with a human punching bag this techniques certainly work.... far too complex and too many steps for real situations
@marcomarques1355 жыл бұрын
suscribed to my chanel , cool
@karatedoryugiki9595 жыл бұрын
There’s this thing called muscle memory the body reacts faster than you can think that’s what happens when you train for years at a time but then again I would expect that comment from someone who clearly has never trained a day on their life
@thunder01xb4 жыл бұрын
Perfect prestation 👌💪🔥🔥🔥
@waldemarwarzecha87062 жыл бұрын
✌🏻opino igual
@rayos26892 жыл бұрын
This is wonderful 😊
@algokersho5212 жыл бұрын
Euh...🤔 tu détruis le mec, juste parce qu'il te saisit le poignet !....😂😂😂
@jackyroche4081 Жыл бұрын
Amazing defense and offense at the same time
@belikewater3627 Жыл бұрын
God willing, communication between us will last
@belikewater3627 Жыл бұрын
Never trust about easy and fast self defence!!! It's very dangerous!!!
@Scatarro796 жыл бұрын
He literally says at the start that a huge issue is that people don't hold the wrist as tight as possible, so you have a million different techniques you can do, but this one works well. You can also see that the people are holding his wrist as tightly as they can. He made another video about escaping from a front choke and the guys are actually choking him hard.
@MadMaxJuggernaut3 жыл бұрын
C est le meilleur professeur de self sa change des faux manitou de KZhead (ropers, garillo cætera)
@ajaxxx70452 жыл бұрын
You are incredible sir. Your students are very lucky. Amazing art and speed.
@kamo98823 жыл бұрын
I'm not sure why he is getting so aggressive with demonstrations. Yea we get it, that's how attacks happen but there is no reason to hit someone hard. It takes away credibility from an instructor. It's like he has pent up anger he takes out on ppl. Seriously take it easy.
@TheTraffic2475 жыл бұрын
"but there is no reason to hit someone hard." There is. Toughen up to avoid shock in real. But I also feel, too often with same partner.
Bonjour Fred, Je regarde souvent tes vidéos, les techniques les plus simples sont les techniques les plus efficaces, tu travailles beaucoup en rapidité, et en explosivité 🙋♂️
Je trouve les commentaires un peu dur le mec c est un tueur avec un style bien a lui et une rapidité incroyable ... chapeau bas monsieur
Pour etre un tueur faut déjà avoir affronter du monde pour mérité le surnom.
Это изобретено не для спорта
Vraiment bravo j'espère que j'apprends bien tout les mouvements
Amazing practice Hand Technique Really Dem good wow
Vous avez déjà vu Mastro en combat sur un ring? C’est bizarre il ne fait pas tout ça. Tout simplement parce que le mec en face il n’est pas là pour se laisser faire CQFD. Ces technique sont vraiment bidon.
Bien
Belle démonstration !!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Parabéns excelente trabalho 👏
C'est un excellent professeur et de Grands applaudissements professionnels s'il-vous-plaît.
C’est un escroc
Vím ,,,, my začínáme a pro vás je to dnes hračka. Ale umíte. Jste velmi přátelský a a klidný. Instruktoři by vlastně měly tak púsobit. Dobré. Děkuji vám.
I wish to meet this man, he teaches me these fighting techniques.
Превосходно!!!БОЛЬШОЕ СПАСИБО!!!
Buen video me gusta tus tecnicas .. Saludos desde Costa Rica...
O melhor mestre de Defesa Pessoal que já vi. Excelente. Todas as suas técnicas são muito eficientes.
🤭
I'm curious as to why Mastro felt it necessary to go for the wrist first and not the throat/ solar plexus, like he showed later on. As always good stuff!!
Just an assumption on my part, but most likely for the same reason why a boxer leads with a jab instead of a cross. Target distance ad economy of motion. Also, keep in mind that Fred assumes that your target is not just some clown on the street. A trained fighter is most likely going to be instinctively inclned to protect the head, neck, groin, etc. The distamce from the hand to head is enough to allow the possibility of a counter or evasion, meanwhile, your wrist is still being controlled. If the aggressor simply drops his head, weaves to the side or changes levels for a takedown, he already has one wrist, and your other arm would be extended, you'd have to recover before you could even respond to his counter. That's just my personal take away, , Fred actually explains it a bit at 3:38).
If you used this on a trained fighter, they would only need to throw a left hook and your day is over. Even against someone untrained this is not very good.
Except for the fact that clearly none of this is full speed. The speed that the elbow to backfist/forearm strike can be dealt is ridiculous as it follows a natural flow, and if you pay attention to his body positioning his shoulder is offering protection for weaker section of the skull (the jawline) anyway. Very similar to how a boxer primes an uppercut or a body hook. Very easy to be an expert behind the keyboard, you clearly haven't done any training.
There are situations where you don't want both your hands occupied too long - like when you just want to make a Houdini. And even though he may have his favourite technique that doesn't have to be my favourite and yours may be a third version. I am not as big as Fred Mastro so I would go for the one that liberates my hands as fast as possible ...
I dont get it either, why it have to be so complicated. Cool moves anyways...
*I see a new vid by Monsieur Ma(e)stro, I like*
Merci ça m'a sauvé la vie aujourd'hui
Gracias gran maestro muy buenas clases me siento más seguro
I know the feeling for the assistants..I was the guy for our Wing Chun instructor & Kyokushinki instructor...best thring, inside the dojo it's controlled, in the street, it's not! Good job gentlemen💯
Bonjour,Mr Fred Mastro.Les mentalités sont différents et le statut social aussi,en mode survivaliste c'est autre chose.Quand cela devient réelle face à une arme,n'oublions pas que beaucoup de personnes perde leur vie à se genre de pratique.
Danke
Love your demos Fred.
Excelente maestro
😡😁😄 a genius of perseverance and effort. shows that hard work exceeds any natural talent ..💪🏼👊🏼👲🏼
Amazing ..need to learn this!
Espectacular buena defensa hay que practicar saludo de Argentina 🇦🇷👍🏻
Firulas que dificilmente vai salvar sua vida sem um treinamento supremo e repetição
Eai treinou?
Your so amazing fred mastro thank you for self defense
I love your videos. From Dominican Republic...
대단해요 It is excellent. respect
Moreover, it leaves you wide open and partially with your back towards the opponent. I like Mr Mastro's techniques simple and effective like the ones against a front choke ore the one cut.
There is a shock effect, the assailant will give you 2 second and the move is very fast to start with
This is amaizing😃
Ghorban mohammadi qual o nome desse tipo de luta ????
@@marcellofuscao941 and
Quelle magnifique entreneure ..... mes respets
Merci beaucoup MONSIEUR FRED, je ne connaissait pas et c'est top. judo, Jiu-Jitsu et Aïkido sont mes bases. Merci continuez de nous envoyer des videos Manu
Very neat! A very good combination of various familair disciplines. Kudos! What’s the basic lineage of where this came from?
Oui me la vous tapez tres fort pour une demostration
Antonio Lopes costa op
Grave il est pas sérieux
C'est fort.simpe et efficace.merci professeur.
Spectacular your classes are more you and surprising but your defenses show congratulations
saludos muy interesante el video solo es mi opinion pero me gustaria si se pudiera un audio doblado al español y si se puede poner las repe un poco mas lentas para aprender ya lo sigo me encantan las artes marciales 💪🔥
Great technique 👍 and your teacher is the most amazing
magnifique, merci
Je suis content quand je vous voir
I m your Big Big Bigest fan in this World ...plz Uploud viedos like this i learned such a things
I have pros and cons about him , I do like one cut one kill. What I don't like as an instructor the constant hard contact so he can show how badass he is. I'm sure he is. That's the reason equipment was introduced.even in actual battles way back they wore leather over areas to cut. Hard contact to pressure points is too ego. Ease up and let your teaching speak for yourself.
self defense applications sensei Kane *if he would really hit, the student will go instant potato*
self defense applications sensei Kane very good comment
I agree, you do not have to be hard with your students to show respect or the effectiveness of the technique, the only thing that the student sees is that he is afraid that the technique will be applied. The techniques are good but not the way to teach.
while i agree it was a little excessive. i gotta say, the man that stood there and took it is going to be a tough cookie. being able to withstand punishment like that is training unto itself. but whatever.
He ain't hit hard to look like a bad ass, he is just trying to sell his system with a theatrical trick- I ain't saying what he does is bullshit, I am saying the man makes a living as a combat instructor and the way hits he is trying to make a lot of noise to sell the idea of impact- it's the same thing pro wrestlers do but that ain't to say that if he was striking to do damage that it wouldn't work and a lot of it is pretty smart. These training are his other instructors, I would be willing to bet he ain't actually booting them squaw in the nuts and punching the shit out of them for reals because the ain't the demographic this is being marketed to, it's a defensive system for General populace or leos it ain't like some real old timey school of hard knocks cause these people don't want to have a Jason Born fight: they want to hurt the other guy without getting hurt by maximum escalation aggressive response to an attack. It's not like what people are used to seeing so the audible impacts help build confidence in the system for the people who are learning it.
2:30 ,if you get that kick, you will cry a river.
for sure
🤯 vous êtes une véritable arme de guerre
Great videos master, you look master Joseph simonet and the movement like pencak 🙏🙏 GBU master
(( Touba d'abord )) merci maitre et bonne continuation
Yes mouka touba d'abord
Preciso aprender. ...😊
Pencak Silat form Indonesia.. 👍 thank you Mr. Mastro👍
bravo a vous vous etes etonnant je regarde vos video bravo
son técnicas muy eficazes y reales,pero no le des tan fuerte al compañero, o no te ha pagado el curso?
si si no entiendes el titulo dime que se todos los idiomas
Esté wey es un fraude porqué una vez hizo mma y le patearon el culo casi ni las manos metió.
@@pelotopolus asi!!! que significa esto!!! benvenuto !!!!
@@andresrondon7442 kzhead.info/sun/aayQoahlf2KVf40/bejne.html
@@pelotopolus; Tienes razón ese Fred mastro es solo un charlatán golpeando alumnos, pero en la calle es un verdadero pendejo
Fred is the real dude, all the power to you and your familie, ( blessing) 👉💯👍
Nice pic bhai bro you are so sweet Good Friday
Weeee gran maitre j ador super votr tecnique
Amazing technics art of fighting and it would be the one fast enough will be the winner....speed and tactical
If you put subtitle,then it will be get more view... kindly consider!
I love Martial Arts. I am a devotee of Martial Arts.
great instructions! greetings from cologne, germany arthur 😉
Muito bom suas aulas
I like most of the things Fred Mastro shows. However in all my experience of street fights I have never ever seen anyone grab somebody's wrist. That's pretty much ridiculous. Nobody fights this way.
True, I would surmise that this tech may work better for women. Women do get grabbed at the wrist or arm at least more so.
Très efficace. Mais faut il forcément être si dur avec votre partenaire ?
Bloch Jean-Raphael si ils s'entraînent c'est aussi pour apprendre à recevoir des coups. parce que c'est bien beau de savoir taper mais le jour ou tu tombe sur un plus balèze ou rapide qui te tape en premier faut savoir réagir est pas resté choqué par le coup.
Le MDS c'est ça la différence, les coups sont porté réellement (mais controlé) nous avons donc une réaction naturel ce qui permet de travailler de manière réel, si on n'a rien on lâche pas la prise, la différence entre d'autres art martiaux ou on lâche même quand le mouvement n'est pas bien exécuté, le MDS la différence est là, la réalité, si il n'y à rien on ne lâche pas ;)
quebec ares a 14 ans on peut faire ce sport ou cet trop tard ?
In the end ... speed define the winner
mdr
Dosta dobrih stvari se moze nauciti pozdrav iz Srbije👍👍👍
There's some great stuff here. As with all systems, use what works, discard what is ineffective, and realize that opponents can be unpredictable.
Why The Cobail Is A Black Man Not White 😐
Just a question, just one: what kind of real street experiences you have???
I know him and he was bouncer for a while so he has not 1 or 2 or 10 street fights but more than 100. Go and try it, it's the best way so as to make an opinion
Iam from somali i like to be like this trained ❤❤❤
@Guy Thomas does Somalia has government...just a doubt bro..don't mistake!!!
Fenomeno sos muy bueno saludos de uruguay
Gracias muy bueno un abrazo grandote bendiciones yo Eduardo de CHILE
Uma coisa e fazer com o cara sem reagir,nao tem sparring nao tem outro revidando a fica facil
Penso o mesmo 👆👍
Ação jiu jitsu jiu jitsu pois e
Verdade e usar o outro braço para soltar a mão do oponente totalmente desnecessário quando apenas um giro no pulso já sairia da pegada 😂!
Este tipo é uma tanga, é apenas teatro para impressionar e entreter. Lol
pas mal comme entrainement , le prof est asthmatique je pense mais avec beaucoup de courage
Asthmatique??
@@lionels6958 problème de respiration
Oss, ótimo vídeo ,só faltou a legenda moro no Brasil
I've seen several techniques more you and the best !!!
Pq>a
Solo funciona en demostraciones en una pelea real es diferente nadie se queda quieto esperando
😂I wouldn't want to be the demo guy for Fred!
L
Damnnn Agreeed
You are the best i ever seen.
Great defense 👍 and you are the coolest
And the moment he doesn't have a guy stand there like a statue....every technique falls apart.
...actually, the difference is, if they were having a realtime confrontation by way of a teaching exercise instead of this demonsterable, componential breakdown, the action from both parties would be occurring at a rate that an untrained novice would be unable to comprehend, and so, for the 'un initiated', this type of breakdown and the manner in which it is conducted is purely a babystep and introduction to the pathways and articulations, which then require the serious adepts to train into their muscle memory through much practice and repetition. The whole point here, is not to arm some fool with instant 'knowledge' that can quickly land them in trouble, but to demonstrate the technique in it's purest, simplest format in order to give people, who through their work, or life in potentially life threatening situations, an opportunity to train themselves and study something that gives them literally 'a fighting chance'. The techniques are solid, what falls apart is when these techniques are employed unpracticed by untrained novices in realtime situations, the adept has to put in a great deal of time and training in order to develop first, the respect and second, the mastery of the technique. How else could the techniques be demonstrated in their purest and most comprehensible format? The specialists who are kindly demonstrating this to us here are worthy of our utmost respect, also gratitude.
get your ass kicked a lot?
Yes, yes I do get my ass kicked a lot because I learned Fred maestro system of self abuse.
@@whiskeyhangover1438 you need to practice more, and find someone challenging to spar with, develop your muscle memory, and maybe, if you train your mind, you might be able to avoid trouble happening in first place, (oh! and try not to abuse your ass too much. :)
It's so sad when someone of lower intelligence tries to appear smarter than they are. I'm sure you have a lot of experience in that situation
Intense à 0:44 repose en paix petit renoi 🙏🙏
Sou praticante de defesa pessoal, treinamento constante me deu ampla margem no gerenciamento de crise.
Vc
Merci Fred. Très efficace. Oss.
how bout the the lightning hansy slaps at the start
Why am i not convinced with your skills..
Because you don't know shit 😂
Like u know some staff. Hahaha
It is because hid joking style of teaching. That's why it looks rediculous
Mui interesante gracias por compartir me gustaria aprender esta técnicas efectivas
The best realistic reality combination with combating your foes
Depuis quand dans la rue lorsqu'on se fait agresser, l'agresseur t'attrape le poignet ? A la rigueur ça arrive aux femmes quand l'agresseur veut la maîtriser sans lui faire trop mal, mais avec un homme ça n'arrive jamais.
paaabdlr dlmkt si cela arrive après que tu te sois pris un KO et que l'agresseur te traîne en te saisissant par le poignet 😆
On est d'accord... ça n'arrive que si tu ne peux pas te défendre.
paaabdlr dlmkt Ha ha, leurs scénarios sont bidons. Dans la rue, seul l'improvisation compte. À moins d'être sur-entraîner comme un agent opérationnel, ton cerveau disjoncte, ton cœur palpite, donc respiration irrégulière, tremblements des mains et pieds du fait de l'excitation, et au stresse (ou adrénaline) etc. Bref, il devient alors impossible de réfléchir correctement. Sans compter les divers facteurs... la maîtrise des arts martiaux, la condition physique, la mobilité, la carrure, etc de ton adversaire. Toutefois, pour les non initiés ça reste très instructif.
ça arrive si tu es dans une position de garde au départ et que ton adversaire te choppe le poignet pour se faire une place pour t'en coller une. Mais de face, comme ça, sans frappe derrière, ça n'arrive jamais.
C'est ça, c'est un con qui fait de la 💩
1:43 I want to do that my math teacher actually
Why this kolaiveri
Love to see your study
Merci pour les informations
This will help to keep girls in India safer, from those beasts on the road. Not only in India, but everywhere around the world.
? why? do you think those tecniques do not really work?
@@MrCinghialotto mma works, like muay thai and bjj
@@SuperMan-em7nh whatthafuck is bjj? a second level of bj?
@@MrCinghialotto fuck the bjj is fuck the Brazilian Jui Jitsu fuck the wat
damn does he have to hit him every time?
i'm pretty sure the black guy will kick his ass later, after the stage...
shilohwillcome yes that’s called conditioning
I called ego
You have to train the ACTUAL contact if you are to store it to memory. Why do.you think traditional martial arts come unstuck In reality, because they don't hit exactly where they are suppose to. GRACIE JJ is so effective because they train exactly how they fight. The ACTUAL fighting is identical to the training, same force, same movements. I think Fred is doing the exact same. It's REALITY based training.
@@Ramon-bs7kr Your right ego i bet this guy never hade real encounter and dont wish it to anywone btw,the ohter guy(s wont stand their like dummy's,people move when they fight,and you have to spar be unpredicteble against a resistent opponent;greetings
Bonjour Mr Fred vous êtes très fort
Bravissimo sei 💪💪💪💪💪
Dayı çadırı kurmuşun :)
Mui buna esa clase yo kiero aperender saludos cr
In slow motion with a human punching bag this techniques certainly work.... far too complex and too many steps for real situations
suscribed to my chanel , cool
There’s this thing called muscle memory the body reacts faster than you can think that’s what happens when you train for years at a time but then again I would expect that comment from someone who clearly has never trained a day on their life
Perfect prestation 👌💪🔥🔥🔥
✌🏻opino igual
This is wonderful 😊
Euh...🤔 tu détruis le mec, juste parce qu'il te saisit le poignet !....😂😂😂
Amazing defense and offense at the same time
God willing, communication between us will last
Never trust about easy and fast self defence!!! It's very dangerous!!!
He literally says at the start that a huge issue is that people don't hold the wrist as tight as possible, so you have a million different techniques you can do, but this one works well. You can also see that the people are holding his wrist as tightly as they can. He made another video about escaping from a front choke and the guys are actually choking him hard.
C est le meilleur professeur de self sa change des faux manitou de KZhead (ropers, garillo cætera)
You are incredible sir. Your students are very lucky. Amazing art and speed.
I'm not sure why he is getting so aggressive with demonstrations. Yea we get it, that's how attacks happen but there is no reason to hit someone hard. It takes away credibility from an instructor. It's like he has pent up anger he takes out on ppl. Seriously take it easy.
"but there is no reason to hit someone hard." There is. Toughen up to avoid shock in real. But I also feel, too often with same partner.
Thats posing for the students
The teacher where is his Location
In France
Belgique
very good you are a freaking genius
Quel charlot ce mastro!