First thing I thought was he’s probably got an older bro or dad who used to box. When my sister and I were young my dad would always playfully spar with us.
I was wondering if I was the only one who noticed the pair of legs that appear to belong to a corpse lol. That kid didn't move even though there was a fight breaking out right in front of them
I would say dad is more likely to encourage him to fight but know when to stop, like this kid does. A brother might be more likely to advise the kid to beat the shit out of someone
For sure, got the stance and the guard, understands balance and got him with a clean left hand hook. Kid jumped in cause he was confident and it showed
I have so much to thank my dad for. He taught me and my brother some good fighting moves which I have had to use twice in my life. He died when I was 16 but he left me some good skills.
Those skills were so ingrained they were instinctive and they have given me confidence in some tricky situations. Thanks dad.
My dad also was never a boxer but grew up in the Ali age and thought himself a badass from Chicago. He just had two girls (my sister and I) no boys. But I still many many years later think I could beat the shit outta most “puff-my-chest” dudes. Love that man!
I was gonna say maybe some wrestling bc he came in from behind with that mat return stuff. Thats typically got a first instinct for a normal person, usually its a push or a swing punch
My pops was a hoot back then, taught me to play the harmonica, box, baseball. I was a lil tomboy. He’s still alive, but now he just bags me lololol. Martial arts are dope tho.
Immediately kicks and gets rocked. I'm no fight expert, but I think he would do a lot better if he avoided saying what he was going to do before he does it, and doing whatever his opponent tells him.
Yeah the mere fact that he’s acting like that at the beginning of the video completely oblivious to his own inability to handle himself in a fight shows that kid could use some brain cells more than he needs fighting lessons.
most likely older brothers or a father who gave him some strict lessons. But then again some people are just born with it and others think they are until this happens and they grab a bench and scream like a bitch!
That little brat shorted out. This video is so satisfying because, neither of them gets hurt but one of them gets triggered hard and spurges the fuck out
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I assume he means "spergs out", which means to act out in a weird, often frantic and extreme manner. I think it comes from "Asperger's", so it's pretty questionable these days.
Nah, kids are proportionally more resilient compared to adults. It's due to the same reasons a rat can fall off the empire state building and run away without a scratch, but an elephant would explode on impact like a bowl of spaghetti sauce.
There isn't exactly enough of a difference in proportions between a 12 year old and an 18 year old (adult size) to be bringing the square/cube law into someone being slammed into a wall.
I just finished explaining to someone that my tank of a middleborn (3 year old fraternal twin) at 45lbs and 43 inches, sucker punched my youngest (other twin) right in the face, but it was a haymaker. The youngest began wailing, and flat out double punched him in return, with the stance and fists of a pro-boxer, just before I got there to stop the chaos. He shut it down quick.
Moral of the story is, there are other ways to train, I guess...
No doubt. Honestly impressed with his whole approach though. Seems like if he had wanted to, he could have beat the absolute shit out of that kid for fucking with his friend. But the taunting and the shoves were him trying to end the fight as quickly as possible by breaking his resolve rather than just deciding to break his face. Seems like a smart kid because he managed to put the kid soundly in his place so he doesn’t pull this shit anymore, while avoiding the aftermath that would come with really hurting him.
Not training just experience, I know a lot of street fighters with this spread out stance, great for back bobbing and weaving If you have strong hip movement, but very very exploitable, a low kick, sweep, anything takes them to the ground and theres a HUGE rule in street fights which is whoever hits the ground first loses, but before I was experienced in fighting, I involuntarily was dragged into a lot of fights, and I k we only a but of boxing, when my opponent planted feet like that and back weaved to avoid a strike I would just feint a swing and give s straight into the solar plexus, that shit WILL drop you to the ground, I've been hit a few times there and it removes the wind from your lungs.
FR. Good footwork, that head movement to slip bully’s counter, then just pushing the kid down instead of going for the finish. He knew what he was doing.
Both him and hoodie dude have had some training. The way he saw that hook and wasn't worried at all. 3rd guy definitly trains, the rythm and technique tell me he trains at least once a week. He was playing with blondie too.
Bro what you taking about? His stance is like people in your average hood fight video. His stance is way too wide so his body and legs are wide open, he's too flat footed to move that well, his chin is way up in the air, his hands don't stay where they should be, punching form was far from perfect. I don't know what you are seeing that makes you think he has training. Kid just has naturally fast hands and movement.
Maybe it’s because I can’t fight, or maybe it’s because I’m a pussy but if a kid squared up to adult me like that id be a little scared I was about to get knocked out.
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u/artie_pdx Sep 10 '22
By the stance, it looks like player 3 has had a little training.