BJJ Black Belt Breaks Down Donnie Yen's Flash Point MMA scene | Scenic Fights

BJJ Black Belt, Chad Vaźquez teaches you the grappling techniques used in the BJJ fight scene in Donnie Yen's Flash Point in the latest episode of Scenic Fights Fight Scene Breakdown.

Scenic Fights' Fight Scene Breakdown takes a look at your favorite action movies and teaches if they used effective martial arts in their fight choreography. Furthermore, we bring in Evolution Muay Thai's Head Grappling Coach Chad Vaźquez and Pekiti Tirsia Instructor Logan Lo to demonstrate how to do the moves you see on screen!

Although we only teach the BJJ basic techniques, actually doing them, and applying your bjj techniques is how to learn in case you ever find yourself in a street fight.

If you haven't yet, check out our other breakdowns from your favorite movies like, Donnie Yen's Killzone, Special ID and the John Wick series.

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[petrmasek]

The movies with Donnie Yen's have so realistic-looking fighting scenes. I love it when you show how the techniques should be executed.

[rubenarmstrong]

Man that's relationship goals when they were demonstrating the rear naked choke there hooks around the waist

[edi]

Wow, I've never learned that much from a fight coreography breakdown...

[crimsonknight]

I'm not sure if it's the camera, but Logan's face getting red as Chad explains the triangle choke had me laughing hard.

[chriscaban]

Can we all agree that Jiu Jitsu is just extreme cuddling?

[Ripheart]

The old school stuff makes sense, since Donnie learned these techniques in 2002-2004, before all the new and improved techniques. It also seems that some of the errors actually made it easier to shoot the scenes without actually choking out Collin Chou.

[brodyb]

It gets an A+ for choreography! One of the best fight scenes ever

[creedbratton]

I love the videos man! Can you break down the movie Extraction with Chris Hemsworth.

[Jason-qseh]

It makes sense... When I saw this movie years ago I commented the fight would be over at the first armbar. But then it is very likely they left the "mistakes" you mentioned there so the fight can continue which your demonstrations perfection explains.

[heikostate]

This film is so lowkey and underrated, glad to see it being reviewed!

[jasonliu]

Honestly, watching this breakdown is really inspiring me to learn BJJ and wrestling

[somemysteriousguy]

I think when Donnie did the arm bar that way with that much space, it was just for show and to allow collin to have some chance to escape because it looks better on screen.

[germain]

Hearing about the space issue brings me back of what my father taught me growing up. Great break down. Subbed instantly

[asianguy]

How does this dude not have more subscribers, this is cool af

[OMGASL]

Great stuff as always. Cool to see how the techniques have evolved since my jujitsu days. The "new" triangle choke certainly seems a lot more effective and requires less effort from the attacker.

[yanglers]

Love flashpoint, one of my favorite action movies as a kid. Great break down guys.

[cks]

Flash point fight is my favorite all time fight scene from any movie

[douxhc]

Love Donnie Yen movies, they have a lot of flashie moves but very good scenes, love this breakdowns, can't stop watching.

[Alex-hmnt]

God damn I love these videos! Super interesting! I'm glad you also provide context of why they did it for the movie, and then real life application/correction

[litttlewing]

Holy shit, this is the 2nd video I've watched of yours and I'm hooked! Keep up the good work!