throw that shoulder to this rubber opponent. So boom, so see that there you didn't even hit me or he actually moved, it shifted my body weight. All right, because I'm going now and he's just boom. The way I'm standing, I'm like this, it gets me from this side, throws my foot over and it just naturally goes back because that's a natural motion anyways that we used to pivot, all right. So anyhow, so that's why I believe very nice you step in with that sparkles show, all right. And then right there you just get over with both feet. All right, he over exaggerate right there but that's the overall motion. Let's go a little bit normal now. So, you see, and I do the, we'll do it from my ear. I do the Japs straight, simple combination. And I actually followed him. I actually followed him because I was following his head. I went, bam, and I knew this head was going in and I'm knowing that he's going at that. So I try to literally aim at his head and he was way under it. And then he bumped me as well over and I was more worried about getting my foot and getting my guard back but by that time he's already striking me. I'll try from this angle, all right. So see, when fast and all those, all right, I didn't even move fast but he was tap, tap, tap, tap. And his quick shots and then their powerful shots, even though he's not expending out, you know, anywhere near above 65, those were like 35, 40% shots. All right, so what does that mean? That he's hitting me good, good spots, vulnerable spots and he's not even, he's basically preserving it. So he's not even exerting his energy and stuff like that. Anyhow, so now we're going to show you South Park Roof Fast. Let's see. So I'll be the South Park. We will, it's the same thing for South Park but I was going to demonstrate real quick. I might have drilled it like I was as showing, demonstrating with Steve being the orthodox. All right, so you send yourself home and I'll be an orthodox here now. Actually, no, I'm supposed to be South Park. All right, so, are you South Park right now? Yeah, all right. So now I'm going to show you South Park against South Park. All right, so again, you're going to go towards either side, obviously we're going to start right now going the normal way that orthodox like 10 to go which is that step over and then come over this. But I'm going to do over showing others so we can skip over by going through the straight. So I step over and then I come over right here, up down. All right, going this side. All right, so in case he's throwing a lead hand left, all right, South Park, I give the South Park he's throwing a lead hand left, the lead hand left. Boom, so see, again, I sparred some of them and I basically use the same angle, I shift about it here and do it again, about this way, like that. Yeah, so why is the trajectory that it does with that natural overhand left, go ahead. To see, I followed the same trajectory he was going, I just followed by the longer that I skirt that arm, all right. So hey, I'm going to go this way again. So I go slow, so remember it's a step, all right. So see, I shift them out, tap out, right now you can even see my body. So my body's basically dead center in front of his. So when he throws that straight, I'm going, I'm stepping and I'm sliding the rear foot. Now right here, this is where I can boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, sorry, it's a little hard. So, and those up-down combinations, you'd be surprised, these boom, boom, boom, they don't take much energy because you're naturally, go over, sit over, sit over, so, sit over. So, when you do that up down, so you come over, so you're just shifting your body weight around, all right. So when you come over, it's bad, boom, boom, boom, boom. You're just shifting your body where you're around making yourself a difficult target and you're doing all those shots that hit pretty hard, at least four times as hard as a jab, but not even trying hard and way above, depending on how much surgical force, inertia, gravity, all that, you take it to your advantage, and take advantage of it. Anyhow, so the last one, this is to the opposite side, so a south pole, south pole. So this side, this is where it's a little bit difficult for a south pole, all right. So go ahead and close the jab. You're gonna step over, and then from here, I'm gonna come over, right, bam, bam. And I can do that jab straight, all right. Let's go this side. So same thing, you're gonna step over, bam. That's all you're doing. All right, keeping this foot in the place, boom, all right, one more time, boom, boom. And then right here, our daily drag sheet, I'm now as an orthodox, start with that. All right, so go ahead, boom, bam. Now right here, I'm still as orthodox as, ha, ha, we can come over with all that power. This side, you can, over time on that side. So I step over, oh, sorry, I'm not there. All right, I step over like that, and that's all I do, all right. So basically, you're just stepping over, side crunching to that side, boom. Now with that, that's the, what is the jab? Yeah, the jab comes over, and then right here, you just shifting your shoulder back, that's it. So you're not really skipping too much, all right, but now I'm pulling your hamstrings, start over again right here one last time, all right, so I'm shifting over, and then boom. And now I'm pointing to this center, bam, bam. Anything right here, all right, I can come. What else, what else? All right, I think this is right. Oh, as a, as a, as a, as a, as a, now go as a orthodox, all right, so now some form gets orthodox, all right. So, going through the jab, same thing. Everything else is the same, this same. I'm gonna shift over, bam bam, all right. Or right here, I can shift this body weight, it's a court boom, and then right there, I can hit him, all right, so all about this, rocking the center of gravity, going this side as a, orthodox again, all right, so boom, everything is the same, everything else is still the same, all right, bam, bam, bam. All right, put it all, put it all, put it all, all right, and then the opposite side, so, say like that, so now this is where, it's a little bit risky for a self-balt to do it against orthodox, all right. For some reason, the way around is not too risky. So anyhow, so it's that, let's stand on this side. So, why? Because I'm going towards this power in an awkward motion. So basically, I gotta bait him, I gotta make him react, I gotta make him try to counter with that, uncareful, you know, that he making lean hand right, or something like, maybe where he likes to use, all right. So, you know, I've had a pro jab, pro jab, and then, control this, go this way, pro jab, then control this, and so that, you know, I can make him think that I'm coming in, and then he's gonna try to shoot that, but I'm just going in, back, all right, he throws it, so, in, back, and then right here, from over, bam, huge upper, bam, still, and the self-balt position, all right. So begin on this side, all right, so, so I just step over, come over, bam, anything here, and again, how you doing? It's like I said, or it doesn't get sorted, a self-balt, a self-balt, I was just stepping over, boom, that's it, bam, bam, same exact thing, all right, but the point is, is you gotta bait him, you can't just do it, you can't, all the other ones, you can literally just initiate the motion, and they're gonna react to you, even though, you know, as long as you keep that guard, trust me, they're gonna swing, yes, they're gonna contact your guard, yes, but they're gonna exert energy, and then they don't know what they're doing, you let them exert energy, oxygen with all those shots of the throwing at your guard, all right, and then pop shot, pop shot, take more energy, ex-Ocean out, and then go over the cue, all right, when you've got the chance, all right, anyhow, sorry for that really long tutorial. My name is Assistant Medino, I'm the Peter K. I'll make it with the Elisabeth Procial Finances, it's self-defense training, almost of the honor of receiving free spinners, we look at it in coastal music, out of corners, about on recording this, and I wanna give thanks here to Warrior Steven, the next video is gonna show how we drew this with Warrior Demir, for a few seconds, I will hit your finish off with training for tonight, and don't forget to eliminate creativity, pain and separate, part of the turnable film and last forever, all right, the fight will be worth it, as long as our broken bone keeps fighting the fatigue through, hey, almost in your demons, hold on, I'm slow you down, all right, don't let them tell you to eat that freaking burger, eat that hotdog, hell no, stay away from that, still that stuff is so bad, he will admit that baby, not gonna have the competition.