Crazy guy at the gym goes nuts

[GrahamB]

[Franklin]

is it just me but...
that guys posture, phrasing, demeanor really reminds me of this guy...

[GrahamB]

He has Gandalf voice

[nicklinjm]

Love Ramsey Dewey, not only is he a great MMA coach but also a genuinely nice guy (which seems to be pretty thin on the ground in MA generally!). Hope his Shanghai gym is doing well.....

[I-mon]

I think he's a great comedian, and probably an amazing singer!

[GrahamB]

Well, there's a question...

[marvin8]

Well, there's a question...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_T0qJmXMSU

I posted about Master Yu Dao Shui he mentions in the video, which I don't remember much of.

Here:

Looks like this guys videos have been posted before and in one of them I came across he talked about how he's only ever come across one legit taiji guys, this is the video where he talks in depth about it. As usual it's a hard pill so swallow but if you take Ramesy at this word, this taiji guy sounds like a national treasure/terror.

https://youtu.be/G4_L7cK1YZ8

It is nice Ramsey gives respect to tai chi. However, my guess: he is embellishing for whatever reason (e.g., promotion, marketing, etc.).

From "About Me." https://mmafitnessclub.weebly.com/about-me.html:

I have 18 years of martial arts competition experience in multiple combat sports including: MMA, Muay Thai, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Sanda, K-1 kickboxing, American Kickboxing, Taekwondo, Full Contact Karate, Catch-Wrestling, and Boxing.

-I also study judo, taijiquan, capoeira, kobudo, and kenjutsu. . . .

-Trained under the following coaches & masters: Marc Brewer (Jiu-Jitsu & Wrestling, currently at University of Grappling, USA), Shane Brenner (MMA, The Human Potentialist, USA), Michael Pease (Jiu-jitsu, Champion Martial Arts, USA) Khru Channon Sinsub (Muay Thai, Phuket, Thailand) Master Kim Han, Master Phalkunarith Him, Master Malanie Moras, Master Sejin Seol, Grandmaster Burton Sparks, and Grandmaster Marie Louise Zeller (Taekwondo, USA) Master Paul Sucher (Shotokan Karate, USA) Jason Chen, Chris Xiong, Paul Clemet (Boxing, Shanghai, China) Master Yu Dao Shui (Taijiquan, Jianube gsu Province, China) Zhang Xiang (Judo, Chinese national team)

From Youtube comments:

Flono McFlooneyloo
1 day ago

So wait...you met the best fighter in the entire world and you don't know his name and you didn't get.a video of it in a era when we had cellphones? Are you daft? Maybe you dreamed it? And are you telling a trained professional grappler can't name any of the throws, including a judo coach? You are pulling our legs Mr D.

Ramsey Dewey
1 day ago

No, that is not what I told you. His name was Yu Dao Shui. I could show you 3 of the techniques he used- but I was too busy being thrown around to do a detailed technical film study for you. I don’t know what kind of fancy cell phone you had a decade ago- I for one had an cheap Nokia phone that could do 3 things: make phone calls, send text messages, play the snake game. Everyone photo documenting everything with camera phones is a fairly recent phenomenon.

1 month ago
I don`t understand why people with these good stories always forget to videotape this amazing stuff

Ramsey Dewey
1 month ago
Which story? Yu Dao Shui, the tai chi master who knew how to fight? I didn't have a camera back then. There was a China CCTV news crew there filming it all though. Even so, I have a few videos of me getting my butt kicked by various fighters over the years, but I haven't made it a habit to post them on youtube.

Anthony Santos
1 month ago

It is true that some level of strength is required for any technique. However, to admit that strength plays a major role in fighting and then go on to say that an old man beat multiple martial artist which were twice his size and STRENGTH makes no sense...It is very contradicting because at that age your athletic abilities or strengths are way less that in your 20s or even 40s. Good BJJ players use technique the problem occurs when you face high level Competion just like you, than strength plays a role just like endurance, agility, body mechanics etc.. If your story was real why does an amateur mma fighter destroy a tai chi master on video. Just find it hard to believe.

Ramsey Dewey
1 month ago

You mean Xu Xiao Dong vs Wei Lei? Xu Xiao Dong is a retired professional MMA fighter. And he’s not a particularly good one in my opinion. Now as for the “tai chi master”- take one look at Wei Lei and tell me with a straight face that guy is a master of a physical discipline of fighting. The dude is horribly out of shape and had clearly never been in a fight before.

Yu Dao Shui, on the other hand, was as athlete. The man was strong, agile, flexible, and experienced. He could do backflips, handspring, standing splits. And he had the necessary athleticism to use his technique. Why? Because he stayed active his whole life.

Comparing a life long athlete to a pot bellied schmuck ten years younger than me who calls himself a master is lame.

Not sure if this is the same Yu Dao Shui Ramsey is referring to. This Yu Dao Shui does not look 86 years old.

Loto Blanco
Published on Mar 4, 2018:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WK7RwnSmh4

Loto Blanco
Published on Jun 25, 2017

Master Yu Dao Shui was student of Sun Jian Yun 孙剑云 daughter of Grand Master of Tai Ji, Xing Yi and Ba Gua Sun Lu Tang:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhsw3cDZaPs