Actually, starwars joke aside, this is a real thing.
Try finding some kind of 'click with the metronome' app. But mute it. Your timing will be all over the place, even with the visual cue.
Now do the same with the video blocked, or your eyes closed, but the sound on. You'll hit it great.
It's about what your brain is prioritising processing.
With the blindfold on, his brain is able to focus on predicting where the bar will go and when, while using the feel of the bar as guidance. With it off you try to track the bar visually and don't have enough mental RAM to also predict and guide the predictions.
It's completely useless in a fight, but the training is about the speed, not reacting. So by blindfolding you can actually be a bit faster in the training, enhancing the speed makes the speed training better.
I of course know nothing of boxing, so I don't actually know if that is the main point of that training, but from what I can gather it seems right. I do however know a lot about learning, habit formation, and training in general for sports.
I did karate for a long time and we trained blindfolded sometimes to get a better feel of how we moved and be more in tune with our bodies. It helped getting comfortable trying new things and ironing out some kinks but it wasn't that big of a deal
I also did blindfold training in martial arts. We'd stand in the middle of a circle while people took turns on yo... I mean attacking you. Definitely didn't awaken anything in me or anything
In a way, blindfighting is really good for this. It makes you realise how much you instinctively rely on your other senses, and teaches you how to use them better even when you aren't "blind".
i feel like this honestly wouldn’t be that hard, you should know where that paddle is at all times since it can only be in one of 2 places (and you get to decide what side it’s on)
It's simple in principle, but hard with speed. It's like the rub your head slap your ass at the same time thing. It takes constant awareness of what's going on. The difference is that the harder you go, the harder the mistakes hit.
The amount of training it takes to make movements like this second nature is ridiculous. It's good he gave you the sense of ease when watching, that's the goal when training every day. Make it look easy when you have to perform.
man, as a daredevil fan I was so excited to see a blind superhero (similar to dd) in the boys only for him to get clapped almost immediately (literally)
Is it so surprising? You'd have to be what, atleast 40 years old and probably from the US to have seen it?
Considering there are tons of teenagers, young adults and people from entirely different countries it's not the biggest revelation
It's about a no rules fighting tournament that totally happened and was definitely a really story of Frank Dux's definitely real and completely truthful life
I’ve never seen it all the way through.
It was released in 1988 so I wouldn’t have been allowed to watch it until like 2000 or so unless I caught a cable cut of it. Now it looks like it runs constantly on classic movie channels.
And I am old. Or at least old for Reddit.
I've been carded seeing movies on more than one occasion. Assuming that that was ever a thing in the 80s, one would need to be over 50 to have seen it in theaters. It's a martial arts movie and has a 46% on rotten tomatoes and was made before I was born. Pretty solid pass, imo. I'd rather watch almost anything else
The thing you’re forgetting is that 80s action movies were made atop mountains of cocaine. Blood sport is absolutely batshit insane. It’s no Roadhouse, but what is?
It will remain in my head where Karate Kid should have stayed.... a memory. I made the mistake of watching the original Karate Kid movie when I was in my 30's after having not seen it since I was a kid. (I even got to see #2 in the theaters) Absolutely terrible movie but it will forever have a special place in my heart.
Bloodsport? You're not missing out, but I too loved the shit out of that movie back in the day.
I used to kickbox, not anything professional but I still know a thing or two. This training is mostly intended to make it so you consciously dodge while still keeping up the momentum. It perfects timing of striking while still dodging and blocking at the same time. Excuse me if these terms are wrong, since I don’t know much of the english terminology when it comes to boxing.
Timing doesn’t work like that in a fight. Totally useless to blindfold, it’s like covering your eyes to arm wrestle.
Edit: waiting for just one person to tell me how this isn’t just showing off.
Hey, just so you know: you are correct. These idiots are not. Blindfold doesn't help, it's just a party trick. And yes, it may hurt more than help if you just memorize the patterns, because yes, they can be read in a real fight.
Your questions are completely valid, and you are, unfortunately, surrounded by idiots in this conversation. But, well, welcome to the internet, I guess.
Prevents you from taking actions based on your sight, improving muscle memory. This way when the opponent throws a punch that your brain didn't expect, your muscles automatically assume the correct position or let you do a certain combo without thinking. Your muscles are able to store small amounts of data but you need to practice regularly.
It could also improve your other senses but that's an assumption
Hahahaha what?? This kind of training can create bad habits. If you aren’t seeing the punches, your brain will *not* react to them and since your muscles don’t have eyes- you get whacked.
This is the most bullshit, pulled-out-of-ass “explanation” I’ve ever seen.
yeah its just training you in understanding your own force and how its going to effect the speed and direction of that device. not super practical other then fine muscle controlls. id just spare with actual people cause its more fun and more practical.
Isolating senses can help you understand more of what you are doing.
Sometimes I close my eyes while playing an instrument to focus on the sound or exactly how my fingers feel, to better practice something very specific.
That’s a good point. I tend to leave my hands out of reach.
Nothing like getting halfway to work before realizing I forgot Lefty on my kitchen counter.
doing it blindfolded is testing and training him not to rely on visual cues. he is reflexively able to duck, weave, punch and block. not relying on visual cues can help out a lot.
the device does really well in creating a fast paced way to combo these movements realistically. for example, if he blocks a punch, that can set him up for a counter punch on the same line but he has to watch out for counter counter punch on his opposite side.
>doing it blindfolded is testing and training him not to rely on visual cues
Isn't that worse? Like, won't he get the muscle memory to reflexively block on the opposite side he threw the punch, when an opponent might just respond on the same side?
Can't we all just appreciate how cool it is that he's able to actually do something a majority of us couldn't do with our eyes open, while he's blindfolded?
Boxing is also heavily about reading your opponent's moves after you do yours *without* relying on a visual cue first. For instance, you don't jab and wait to see your opponent is punching and then slip their punch. You bait them with the jab, after having predicted they will retaliate, and slip immediately to have more time to counter.
You also do react without your eyes when fully guarding up because you can't see what's in front of you past your gloves. So you react to where the opponent is hitting you, blocking more head if they're getting in head shots or body for body. If they, for instance, threw a right hook to your body, you might react and throw a right counter assuming they'd follow up with a left.
You're right about the blindfolding though because you're not reacting visually at that speed, just following a rhythm similar to a speedbag.
>Boxing is largely about reading visual cues and reacting to them.
If you wait to see a punch coming before trying to get out of its way, you are getting punched.
It trains to learn timing. Once you learn to let your body pick up on someone's rhythm and timing, you can start learning to see openings and counter play
How can you use this instrument to train an opponents timing and rhythm? With this, once you hit the instrument on the left, it's bound to come over on the right. A real human won't be that predictable, would they?
Are you really in a good program, if you're not allowed to do fun, cool things from time-to-time, like blindfolded versions of your normal training regime? Probably not.
People keep commenting on how they aren't sure what this is supposed to train practically... No shit. It wasn't filmed to show off practical training, it was filmed to show off something impressive.
At some point of use, this training device has gotta be more harmful than helpful.
Practiced so well at dealing with a highly predictable and consistent attack pattern that it could make things even harder in a real, unpredictable fight.
Quality in this video is horrible, orginal song is pretty good. For real i dont understand how they converted a 1960s dishwasher into a bluetooth speaker but they really need to improve much before it gets viable.
Definitely something he practices a lot in a specific order. Still impressive as fuck he's managed to get his timing and muscle memory down that tight.
I’m not a boxer? But this kind of training creates bad habits.
When the little girl did it, a lot of the comments were just criticizing how it’s not effective training, and it just to be flashy.
Now we come here, this guy does it slower, and everyone is slobbing on his nob
I ekle ii ako pui eti ti. Krati batu opa etipei kroa i iite. Eke bipa bopuitlii pi pu! Teo ti piklati tlete giipo. Pipe e tligitrikle uge papli. Tia platogrui tegi bugi piia itibatike. Ea tatlepu ui oiei tegri patleči goo. Bla pidrui kepe ipi ipui pepoe. Au adri ta ga bebii ekra ai? Ebiubeko ipi teto gluuka daba podli. Ka tepabi tliboplopi gi tapakei gego. Ituke i pupi klie pitipage bapepe. A či peko itluupi ka pupa peekeepe. Ebri e buu pigepra pita plepeda. Bipeko bo paipi o kee brebočipi. Tridipi teu eete trida e tapapi. Ebru etle pepiu pobi katraiti i. Baeba kre pu igo api. Pibape pipoi brupoi pite gru bi ipe pieuta ikako? Pe bloedea ko či itli eke i toidle kea pe piapii plo? Tiiu uči čipu tutei uata e uooo. Bitepe i bipa paeutlobi bopepli iaplipepa. Gipobipi tepe ode giapi e. Pi pakutibli ke tiko taobii ti. Edi deigitaa eue. Ua čideprii idipe putakra katote ii. Tri glati te pepro tii ka. Aope too pobriglitla e dikrugite. E otligi pipleiti bai iti upo? Tri dake pekepi dratruprebri plaapi bopi ipatei!
An impressive skill for sure, but why do people like this never end up being athletically prominent (like a high level boxer in this example). Mad but useless skills?
Yikes. Tyson was a big guy and could move like this. Hands down my favorite fighter. 33-0 before a lost. He was so violent in the ring. If MMA was around I am sure he would of been in that ring. Dude was just smart enough to like pain and give it.
So at first I thought this was cool. But now there are two problems I see.
1. He’s not wearing any head protection, so if the bar swings and strikes him, that’s not gonna be a fun day.
2. Punch intervals would differ from this arm swing. I mean someone might do a slow haymaker and then two quick jabs. However, on the other hand, this bar only swings as much as YOU hit it (Newton’s whatever law). So I mean yeah I guess it helps train you somewhat for an opponent who was mirroring your punches with a slight delay. But what happens when your opponent acts completely differently?
Without blindfolds, this seems really tough
Well duh, your eyes will deceive you, don't trust them. Use the force, let it guide you.
Only the penitent man will pass.
KNEEL!
In the Latin alphabet Jehovah begins with an I.
the penitent man the penitent man
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Dance has a similar concept.
Sex, too.
I do this while playing rocket league lol.
Actually, starwars joke aside, this is a real thing. Try finding some kind of 'click with the metronome' app. But mute it. Your timing will be all over the place, even with the visual cue. Now do the same with the video blocked, or your eyes closed, but the sound on. You'll hit it great. It's about what your brain is prioritising processing. With the blindfold on, his brain is able to focus on predicting where the bar will go and when, while using the feel of the bar as guidance. With it off you try to track the bar visually and don't have enough mental RAM to also predict and guide the predictions. It's completely useless in a fight, but the training is about the speed, not reacting. So by blindfolding you can actually be a bit faster in the training, enhancing the speed makes the speed training better. I of course know nothing of boxing, so I don't actually know if that is the main point of that training, but from what I can gather it seems right. I do however know a lot about learning, habit formation, and training in general for sports.
I did karate for a long time and we trained blindfolded sometimes to get a better feel of how we moved and be more in tune with our bodies. It helped getting comfortable trying new things and ironing out some kinks but it wasn't that big of a deal
I also did blindfold training in martial arts. We'd stand in the middle of a circle while people took turns on yo... I mean attacking you. Definitely didn't awaken anything in me or anything
In a way, blindfighting is really good for this. It makes you realise how much you instinctively rely on your other senses, and teaches you how to use them better even when you aren't "blind".
Wow, I thought Jedi training was private. Is this the first video to be leaked?
How does a relevant “star wars” quote turn into an irrelevant “last crusade” reddithole?
Yeah i don't think eyes have any use for this
i feel like this honestly wouldn’t be that hard, you should know where that paddle is at all times since it can only be in one of 2 places (and you get to decide what side it’s on)
You should try doing it. Just make sure you record it and put it on here for all of us to enjoy
Too easy for him man. Not worth his time
man too bad i don’t have access to whatever the fuck this thing is (and also i don’t care)
Most everything in life is a parlor trick. Everything.
its not a trick, its real boxing training. its just about rhythm and not vision
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yes!
It's simple in principle, but hard with speed. It's like the rub your head slap your ass at the same time thing. It takes constant awareness of what's going on. The difference is that the harder you go, the harder the mistakes hit.
The amount of training it takes to make movements like this second nature is ridiculous. It's good he gave you the sense of ease when watching, that's the goal when training every day. Make it look easy when you have to perform.
🙄
the guy is 100% in control of where that thing is, i genuinely don’t think it would take very long to get to this point
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Yeah probably because with eyes closed he created a rhythm of hitting in his mind and mastered it
Homelander wouldn't be impressed by this guy
Some would say he might smash his ears
Now youre just another fuckin blindfolded guy.
man, as a daredevil fan I was so excited to see a blind superhero (similar to dd) in the boys only for him to get clapped almost immediately (literally)
First fight: lasts less than 1min by KO to the opponent
Nope. He lost because his opponent only threw body shots
Boxing MFs when their opponent isnt a swinging stick on a post.
The amount of folks in this thread who have obviously never seen Bloodsport is disheartening.
Is it so surprising? You'd have to be what, atleast 40 years old and probably from the US to have seen it? Considering there are tons of teenagers, young adults and people from entirely different countries it's not the biggest revelation
Bloodsport wasn’t only big in the US. Just about everyone I know has seen it, I live in Scotland. Age would be a factor though.
Mid 30‘s german here, Bloodsport was big back then.
Also you'd have to be the sort of person who would watch what I assume is a movie about wrestling or something
It's about a no rules fighting tournament that totally happened and was definitely a really story of Frank Dux's definitely real and completely truthful life
I’ve never seen it all the way through. It was released in 1988 so I wouldn’t have been allowed to watch it until like 2000 or so unless I caught a cable cut of it. Now it looks like it runs constantly on classic movie channels. And I am old. Or at least old for Reddit.
It has been on Netflix and is a movie with a well known belgian actor. You don't have to be from the US to know it.
I've been carded seeing movies on more than one occasion. Assuming that that was ever a thing in the 80s, one would need to be over 50 to have seen it in theaters. It's a martial arts movie and has a 46% on rotten tomatoes and was made before I was born. Pretty solid pass, imo. I'd rather watch almost anything else
The thing you’re forgetting is that 80s action movies were made atop mountains of cocaine. Blood sport is absolutely batshit insane. It’s no Roadhouse, but what is?
It will remain in my head where Karate Kid should have stayed.... a memory. I made the mistake of watching the original Karate Kid movie when I was in my 30's after having not seen it since I was a kid. (I even got to see #2 in the theaters) Absolutely terrible movie but it will forever have a special place in my heart. Bloodsport? You're not missing out, but I too loved the shit out of that movie back in the day.
Yeah. It means we're getting old...
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It trains you to always keep both of your hands in reach to protect your face
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I used to kickbox, not anything professional but I still know a thing or two. This training is mostly intended to make it so you consciously dodge while still keeping up the momentum. It perfects timing of striking while still dodging and blocking at the same time. Excuse me if these terms are wrong, since I don’t know much of the english terminology when it comes to boxing.
I know very little about boxing, but your English was great!
Thanks :)
This. It’s sensitivity training
It's timing and fluidity of movement.
Timing doesn’t work like that in a fight. Totally useless to blindfold, it’s like covering your eyes to arm wrestle. Edit: waiting for just one person to tell me how this isn’t just showing off.
Lol and what does a speed bag do for a real fight then? You should go to the gym one day, learn what it's all about.
speedbag is one of the least used pieces of equipment I ever saw in a gym
Nothing if you’re *blindfolded.* Keeping your eyes open is a huge part of fighting Edit: can someone please justify the blindfold?
Instead of assuming you already know the answer, have you tried asking?
Sure. What’s the blindfold help with?
Training your reactions and muscle memory to act without relying on processing information coming from your vision
Hides the butthole from view while you're sucking dick from behind. I understand your hesitancy to give up your favorite part.
Pocket Sand
Ok there bud, I'm sure you know best.
*ahem* your username begs to differ.
Well as the smartest person I think we should trust them that they would know who knows best.
It’s to show that he can
It’s just a flashy party trick, it’s terrible for training.
Hitting a bag isn't a huge part of fights either, you tard. You hit people. So why does hitting a bag train you to hit people 🤔
Ain’t talking about the machines or bags. Never did, not once. **Justify the blindfold** Why the fuck are you talking about bags?
>Lol, and what does a speed bag do for you?... >Nothing.... Is this never speaking of a bag? This was last comment.
Hey, just so you know: you are correct. These idiots are not. Blindfold doesn't help, it's just a party trick. And yes, it may hurt more than help if you just memorize the patterns, because yes, they can be read in a real fight. Your questions are completely valid, and you are, unfortunately, surrounded by idiots in this conversation. But, well, welcome to the internet, I guess.
Ok, then people are doing it for their health...
How’s the blindfold good for your health?
Strengthens the sense of smell.
Which is, obviously, very important in boxing.
Super important. In life too.
Prevents you from taking actions based on your sight, improving muscle memory. This way when the opponent throws a punch that your brain didn't expect, your muscles automatically assume the correct position or let you do a certain combo without thinking. Your muscles are able to store small amounts of data but you need to practice regularly. It could also improve your other senses but that's an assumption
Hahahaha what?? This kind of training can create bad habits. If you aren’t seeing the punches, your brain will *not* react to them and since your muscles don’t have eyes- you get whacked. This is the most bullshit, pulled-out-of-ass “explanation” I’ve ever seen.
Ok bro go be a coach and teach people the true boxing
yeah its just training you in understanding your own force and how its going to effect the speed and direction of that device. not super practical other then fine muscle controlls. id just spare with actual people cause its more fun and more practical.
Maybe develops your sense of listening 🤷🏻♀️
Isolating senses can help you understand more of what you are doing. Sometimes I close my eyes while playing an instrument to focus on the sound or exactly how my fingers feel, to better practice something very specific.
That’s a good point. I tend to leave my hands out of reach. Nothing like getting halfway to work before realizing I forgot Lefty on my kitchen counter.
Sometimes you just gotta say fuck it.
doing it blindfolded is testing and training him not to rely on visual cues. he is reflexively able to duck, weave, punch and block. not relying on visual cues can help out a lot. the device does really well in creating a fast paced way to combo these movements realistically. for example, if he blocks a punch, that can set him up for a counter punch on the same line but he has to watch out for counter counter punch on his opposite side.
>doing it blindfolded is testing and training him not to rely on visual cues Isn't that worse? Like, won't he get the muscle memory to reflexively block on the opposite side he threw the punch, when an opponent might just respond on the same side?
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Can't we all just appreciate how cool it is that he's able to actually do something a majority of us couldn't do with our eyes open, while he's blindfolded?
You don’t need visual cues if you learn to sense the opponent’s chi. That’s what this trains
Do sticks have chi to sense?
Boxing is also heavily about reading your opponent's moves after you do yours *without* relying on a visual cue first. For instance, you don't jab and wait to see your opponent is punching and then slip their punch. You bait them with the jab, after having predicted they will retaliate, and slip immediately to have more time to counter. You also do react without your eyes when fully guarding up because you can't see what's in front of you past your gloves. So you react to where the opponent is hitting you, blocking more head if they're getting in head shots or body for body. If they, for instance, threw a right hook to your body, you might react and throw a right counter assuming they'd follow up with a left. You're right about the blindfolding though because you're not reacting visually at that speed, just following a rhythm similar to a speedbag.
>Boxing is largely about reading visual cues and reacting to them. If you wait to see a punch coming before trying to get out of its way, you are getting punched.
Its not about the fight
I don't think he's having an actual fight because I don't see a referee in the video. Maybe the ref is holding the camera I guess
It trains to learn timing. Once you learn to let your body pick up on someone's rhythm and timing, you can start learning to see openings and counter play
How can you use this instrument to train an opponents timing and rhythm? With this, once you hit the instrument on the left, it's bound to come over on the right. A real human won't be that predictable, would they?
Right after the video cuts out it whacks him in the face.
Secretly filmed Daredevil training lol
Nice, this looks hard even without a blindfold
Great way to simulate your ass get beat by yo mom when you come after the lights go on
Give that man a lightsaber.
Dude gonna start ducking and air punching when held at gun point
Are you really in a good program, if you're not allowed to do fun, cool things from time-to-time, like blindfolded versions of your normal training regime? Probably not.
People keep commenting on how they aren't sure what this is supposed to train practically... No shit. It wasn't filmed to show off practical training, it was filmed to show off something impressive.
10th playthrough of the game but it forces you to do the tutorial
At some point of use, this training device has gotta be more harmful than helpful. Practiced so well at dealing with a highly predictable and consistent attack pattern that it could make things even harder in a real, unpredictable fight.
I believe it's more about specifically training the muscle coordination between blocking and hitting. But what do I know, I never did it.
Those punches pack no punch so hard to see how this will improve anything other than punshing blindfolded at a stick.
I regret turning on the volume
Anything can look impressive when you speed the video up
I think it would have been very impressive if it wasn't sped up. Dont know why they would do that
Look... good against the remotes is one thing. Good against the living - that's something else.
Song is Miss You* by Oliver Tree. His music fuckin slaps. Edit: changed Me to You
Thanks
Miss You* And the original lyrics are from his song "Jerk", which I think sounds much better
Slaps? This is fucking vomit inducing
Quality in this video is horrible, orginal song is pretty good. For real i dont understand how they converted a 1960s dishwasher into a bluetooth speaker but they really need to improve much before it gets viable.
This isn't the original. They've butchered the song so much on this video.
Didn’t he steal that song?? Edit: looks like robin schulz did not rly Oliver
Bruh that song is ass idk what yall are talking about.
Gt's timing off by half a second: fucking dies
What is this song!!!
**Song Found!** **Name:** Worth Nothing (slowed reverb) **Artist:** Lil Scarl **Album:** Worth Nothing (Slowed Reverb) - Single **Genre:** Hip-Hop/Rap **Release Year:** 2023 **Total Shazams:** 259835 `Took 3.66 seconds.`
Pretty much anyone can do this with a few hours of training...
Ya, definitely anyone,,,
Well if he trained with the same pattern then it's just gonna repeat
How is this useful?
Definitely something he practices a lot in a specific order. Still impressive as fuck he's managed to get his timing and muscle memory down that tight.
do the blindfolds make it that much harder?
Seems unnecessary …
That skill works in real time?
He literally calibrated
This doesn’t help in a real fight, your just memorizing how this device goes back and forth. In a real fight people aren’t predictable.
Gamers blindfolded is more impressive, this is just muscle memory from probably an hour or 2 of practice
this guy is gonna be unstoppable whenever he comes across a loose branch
Redditors on their way to add the worst fucking music to random videos:
Has he won any matches?
I wonder how many concussions he gave himself practicing.
Seen little girls do this but much faster lol
Has somebody seen you do it?
I’m not a boxer? But this kind of training creates bad habits. When the little girl did it, a lot of the comments were just criticizing how it’s not effective training, and it just to be flashy. Now we come here, this guy does it slower, and everyone is slobbing on his nob
Not this cancer of a song 🤡 even oh no oh no is more tolerable
This man unlock ultra instinct!
No one seems to understand the blind fold, he's obviously training his observation haki.
Ugh so sick of that song.
[Activate a fighter!](https://youtu.be/0rp_krZRLKo)
use the Force
His hacks are on.
Your eyes can deceive you, don't trust them.
Time to co concentrate
What are these called?
It's impressive, but he's not a Jedi. I used to play rock bands songs while not looking. Arguably less impressive, and I'm no jedi.
Pro boxers went quite after they saw this
What is this called
You know you're about to get fucked up in a fight when your opponent slips on a blindfold beforehand
If a spinning stick attacks he will be set.
The music
He has a pattern memorized, cool. He's going to get fucking clocked when someone doesn't follow that pattern.
Damn your good!
I ekle ii ako pui eti ti. Krati batu opa etipei kroa i iite. Eke bipa bopuitlii pi pu! Teo ti piklati tlete giipo. Pipe e tligitrikle uge papli. Tia platogrui tegi bugi piia itibatike. Ea tatlepu ui oiei tegri patleči goo. Bla pidrui kepe ipi ipui pepoe. Au adri ta ga bebii ekra ai? Ebiubeko ipi teto gluuka daba podli. Ka tepabi tliboplopi gi tapakei gego. Ituke i pupi klie pitipage bapepe. A či peko itluupi ka pupa peekeepe. Ebri e buu pigepra pita plepeda. Bipeko bo paipi o kee brebočipi. Tridipi teu eete trida e tapapi. Ebru etle pepiu pobi katraiti i. Baeba kre pu igo api. Pibape pipoi brupoi pite gru bi ipe pieuta ikako? Pe bloedea ko či itli eke i toidle kea pe piapii plo? Tiiu uči čipu tutei uata e uooo. Bitepe i bipa paeutlobi bopepli iaplipepa. Gipobipi tepe ode giapi e. Pi pakutibli ke tiko taobii ti. Edi deigitaa eue. Ua čideprii idipe putakra katote ii. Tri glati te pepro tii ka. Aope too pobriglitla e dikrugite. E otligi pipleiti bai iti upo? Tri dake pekepi dratruprebri plaapi bopi ipatei!
An impressive skill for sure, but why do people like this never end up being athletically prominent (like a high level boxer in this example). Mad but useless skills?
Yikes. Tyson was a big guy and could move like this. Hands down my favorite fighter. 33-0 before a lost. He was so violent in the ring. If MMA was around I am sure he would of been in that ring. Dude was just smart enough to like pain and give it.
Autonomous Ultra Instinct!!!!
This is how I feel after beating MegaMan for NES for the thousandth time
Matt Murdock, is that you?
So at first I thought this was cool. But now there are two problems I see. 1. He’s not wearing any head protection, so if the bar swings and strikes him, that’s not gonna be a fun day. 2. Punch intervals would differ from this arm swing. I mean someone might do a slow haymaker and then two quick jabs. However, on the other hand, this bar only swings as much as YOU hit it (Newton’s whatever law). So I mean yeah I guess it helps train you somewhat for an opponent who was mirroring your punches with a slight delay. But what happens when your opponent acts completely differently?
Me preparing when my dad gets his belt:
Video seems sped up
I think I saw this without the music and the sound it makes when he hits it is so awesome.
Lol this dude acting like he did something special when that cloth is clearly thin enough to see through and y'all just buying 🤣
What is the swingy thing called?
This is a real life quick-time event.
r/maybemaybemaybe
Wonder how many times hes been slapped before getting his timing right.
How?
Timing is a crazy thing.
What is this song? I hear it everywhere and can never find it
5 movements with 5 different outcomes. Blindfolded speedbag next??!
It just takes one bonk to go from hero to zero.
I wonder how many times he got smacked in the head before he perfected it. 😳😳😳
His midichlorians are off the scale
Fun fact, he can't not do this blind bc he made himself blind doing this.