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Peleaba mejor que jim Kelly y el peleador negro de esa época carl.r. escot

What’s the difference between with meeting the force and following the force ?

More please

I like Master Forbach's ridge hand technique. The first time that I've seen it used in a self defense situation. And I also like the low blocks when countered the low kick.

Talking this film in corrupting.

Very nice! I was looking for a good instructional on TKD Hyung and this one is excellent. And...much to my delight there is no stupid sine wave. I cannot for the life of me see how bobbing up and down will do anything for any strike or block in the horizontal plane. Any vector - in this case an acceleration - in the vertical direction will have ZERO component in the perpendicular, i.e. horizontal, direction. So why do people do it?? My guess is someone at Kukkiwon got bored one day, dreamt this s**t up and decided it was a good idea. Somehow they convinced the people in charge and it became standard. I wish people would use their own brains and think about what they are doing instead of mindlessly following their teachers who do not always know what is best. Committing the old logical fallacy of appealing to authority never ceases to amaze me.

Watching incredible showing applause to the champions bro.

Thank you sensei you have made me master shotokan well and i understand it

Very experienced benny You'll learn alot from him..

Give us more mma volume

Benny The Jet! My friend a fighting Genious!!

Awesome!

The three flash dance clones and sho doing a dance kata is worth the price of admission alone! 🤣

Ma stands for Malaysia bro

Ain't this the same 💩 that lasted under 30 second in UFC 3 or 4?

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NINJA IS FROM 🇯🇵JAPAN

I still watched without the sound lol

Thats the lady from kung fu hustle

Great class,,,,thanks....

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Chap Koon Do is a modern mix of Choy Liu Fut, Karate, and Singapore Traditional Martial Arts.

Mah Alo Champion! 👊😎

Where are vol.2??

Parabéns Barrão... Vc é um grande orgulho pra gente

I think Don is the first one and than Bas Rutten came out with his self defence tapes ?

Good defense againt a knife 👍 the only thing we goint to walk with stik 😀 but is all good move .

Superman punch at the 1 minute mark

around the 6 minute mark, he's talking about nose aligned with bellybutton, but he and his attacker are leaning forward putting both off balance. Boxing as part of kajukenBO don't overextend themselves to punch or parry

Aos 51 anos Clief lutava contra Royce no UFC 4, guerreiro!

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All Tae kwon do practitioners would do well to get into some boxing and practical grappling skills to become more rounded fighters. I lament over what TKD has become today. The Olympics has killed it just like it has killed judo. Both of these martal arts are now just sports and have lost touch with their martial origins.

If you know anything about Jason deLucia, you will know he is extremely bright and articulate - definitely not your typical UFC meathead. He is highly analytical and likes to explore different ways of fighting. Like a lot of true traditional martial artists who have fought in MMA competitions he sees something of value in every style. He has trained in Aikido, Karate, Taekwondo, Judo, Kung Fu, along with Shootfighting. Aikido is an excellent supplement to all martial arts and does work providing you are already experienced in a true grappling style like judo and BJJ. That was the reason he made the video series - to apply aikido concepts to combat sports, certainly not as a replacement. If you bother to watch the whole series, you will note that nowhere does he ever claim that you can win a match purely with aikido.

This is actually a rip off of Hit List (1989). Even Ron Marchini wanted to be like Jan Michael Vincent.

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Glad made here you best too like jim keller and saxon

Excellent class. And this is part of what regular people do when they show they can take blows to the stomach. They tighten up. You're right! It is a form of blocking! Cool way to see it. Kenpo breathing techniques will definitely tighten even the gluts. I am crippled, but I was doing the Kenpo breathing to develop my stomach muscles when suddenly my gluts tightened up, and it freaked me out because up to then I thought I had no control over my butt muscles. On tightening, the same goes for muscles, like getting hit with nunchuks on the arm, you might want the muscles flexed to prevent penetration of the strike to the bone, the same as the strike to the stomach you neutralize. So thank you for this lesson. I hope you have something to say about the speed of the muscles tightening up in the arms or legs, because there is a balance between speed and protection, in some cases. On that line, I was a hardball pitcher, so that's done with the muscles loose, not flexed, but hitting a heavy bag, you better flex all the right parts, but on a speed bag, again no flexing. You have given me, once again, things to think about! Thank you, Larry Tatum!

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Excellent class,very good !

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It's hard to find Kajukenbo done with this degree of excellence power, speed and accuracy even today on the web. Master Forbach truly is a superior practitioner.

I have this set on VHS from 1990 something.... I learned a lot and moved up in rank at the school I attended for almost 36 years... Great videos, must have for any person looking for old school TKD

At 70 years old i think i will just skip this part..

Son unos perejiles

Good

It's hard to grap opponent hands in fights

Ha! Extra points for the 6 million dollar man sound effects.

Bullshit choreograghy

Good knowledge Thank you for sharing. But let’s see it at real distances and real speed with real attack eg attacker doesn’t just stand their like wooden dummy. Need real world application please.