Tactics that will increase your Fight IQ!

0:00 - Start
1:29 - What not to do!
2:37 - Be ready to pull back
2:52 - Hit & don’t get hit
3:45 - Punch & counter the counter kick with punches
4:02 - Punch & counter the counter kick with kicks
5:58 - Punch & counter the counter punch with punches
8:47 - Creating space after kicking
9:10 - Kick & counter the counter punch with punches
10:05 - Kick & counter the counter punch with kicks
10:56 - Kick & counter the counter kick with punches

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[chrismayclin]

You are a master of motion, good sir. Don’t ever stop!

[saintsintosea]

I 10xed my improvement when I learned from Jeff that I have the freedom to do and try anything. As a beginner in classes, you're taught all these dogmatic "rules" (like never double up kicks and punches on the same side, always have your guard in 1 certain way, don't use head movement in kickboxing, etc.) which made me afraid to experiment with different movements.

This video is proof that there's endless forms, which can be intimidating for beginners, but it also gives you the playbook to start improving, mastering each counter/counter-the-counter one at a time.

[gravy]

"OOWEE PUT THAT SRIRACHA ON..." 😂😂😂

[jasonwang]

6:22 cameraman saying with the sriracha on it 😂😂

[SgtDan]

Love how Jeff has this down to a science! Very good study here.

[ericrecano]

Jeff always so smooth with it showing technical excellence in those real time sparring footage. Love it

[NexusJunisBlue]

Great review! Also thank you for your consultation on my CPMMA teammates' fights, and for reaching out for consent to use my footage of them! I appreciate you being transparent and respectful in communicating! I'm sure this will be motivating for them! 👍 Also hope to have you for a weekend seminar series at our gym soon! 🙂

[MartialArtsJourney]

Amazing video Jeff! So much to learn here

[teegrizzly]

The two counters you do at 0:03 looks so sick

[sinocaig]

Easily if not THEE best..one the best vids tou have made!!! I have watches your vids vids gor many reasons but at the top of the list is your movements in and out...this is the apex of all the videos!! Thank you. 🙏🏼

[nickyeng]

A much needed video. I love anything IQ. It is the area that makes so many people plateau. It is often a neglected area of training. None of it should be random without any thought but many times it is 😂. You are one of the smartest out there and probably THE best narrator in terms of adding learning value. Super impressive collection of footage too!

[SifuNate]

Love the compilation of examples of these tactics. 😃🙌

[zzzzivan]

Thanks for all the work you put on this🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[ibana]

Jeff I was a Police officer for 30 years, and as a relatively young Cop (6 years in) I was lucky enough to get partnered with an ex prison officer who worked in a high security high risk prison, He had joined the job so was new in policing terms, but very highly experienced with dynamic high risk close contact situations. I'm only 46 seconds into your video, but you struck a very valid note. The Police had shown me lots and lots of different holds, strikes, and moves. My time spent in the gym with my apprentice, I learned so much. His view was find several strikes, moves, blocks you enjoy and are confident using and forget the rest. That advice saved my life on more than two occasions. I dealt with all manner of street weapons and idiots. I'm no tough guy, but I can think on my feet. Confidence and practice practice practice with your comfy moves will pay dividends. As always another great video Jeff. Good defensive fighting is reactionary and a product of repeated practicing of counter strikes and moves. I have never fought offensively, apart from reacting defensively. We are different !

[eldonguhry]

I am truly amazed how technical you are wowww. I am learning so much just from watching you

[Jenjak]

Thank you for the quality of your channel !

[Martin-yzq]

I feel like an amateur musician watching a pro doing high quality jazz improvs with strangers. It all seems so simple until you try to replicate those beautiful percussions.

[NgataiW]

Cool footage and quick breakdown of a lot of different scenarios. Thank you

[eniggma]

As a beginner this video didn't give me much in terms of you talking but observing was enough. thx

[rms]

I love all the location switching, esp how its gym gym gym then suddenly you are on grass next to a fence!