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Good Work..👍

very,good,but a lot more needs to be said ie his speed,his POWER his reflexes, his unbelievable, training methods,,hi diet,,thanks ,charlie dale recar england 😅

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First, just because I could

curious as to why are you calling it Penchax instead of Djuru's and Sera instead of Serak?

Interesting video.But I would improve the quality of the video. I was watching at 1080p but video seemed like 480p

I like Combat Sambo because it involves the use of firearms and allows striking.

Rubbish….

Let's see this bullshido used against an amateur MMA fighter. 😂

Even the wild Russians consider the adherents of the system to be clowns. This is not a fighting system, but a sect of managers and PR people.

Systema's main feature is that it doesn't fucking work.

Fair and balanced 👌

Another day, another banger

beautiful

me

Never heard of Chow Kwon Do

the "Ka" in Kajukenbo is actually from Korean Karate specifically Tang Soo Do which is the primary style of Chuck Norris.

Sounds like it's just judo

Many Thanks For This Man. I hope you also do Systema next.

Videos about history in 5 minutes always works for me! Thank you for explaining! :)

Is there an academy in New York?

Many Thanks for uploading 2 videos man. You're the best man. Also, do Unifight next.

So there's Combato and Kombato? Noice.

I am venuezuelan and i really want to learn this

very pleasant to look at.

Many Thanks for this man. Please do Kombato next.

Terrific videos! Do more so all movements etc. are learnable. I have had one for years and want to know it all.

Great video! Strange seeing yourself on someone elses documentry. If you want any more information please contact! Cain🙂

Please do Kuntaw

What wood is traditionally used for these sticks?

Apologies for the awful pronunciation, having not taken Germany since school I struggled. Thanks for understanding, enjoy!

The fact that a Power Ranger Actor also created this is amazing.

Been waiting for this 🎉😂❤

Noice, Military Martial Arts are 1 of the best. Also, I hope you do Xtreme Martial Arts next.

A martial art made for killing

Please do Modern Army Combatives

Edit: I talk too much in here. Feel free to skip to the end if you feel like it. I have a number of comments/questions. I'm as far from being an expert on the matter as one can be, but I'm in hema for a couple of years now, and I heard some things from people I train and/or fight with. It rose to prominence as a training weapon, yeah, but it's more than that. It was this dirt cheap crude civilian sword, weapon of choice of poor, peasants and badly equipped brigands. You probably can find pictures on the internet: first ones I got when searching "dussack" actually are of a crude (and not so crude) bladed weapon and not of leather or plastic training sword. A blade with a folded poking iron for a handle and guard. Which follows nicely to my second question. "Its curved shape and lack of guard" at 0:28 took me off guard (no pun intended). I mean, it's no saber or rapier with a metal bucket for a handle, but it definitely doesn't lack guard. I'd even argue it has more guard than something like a longsword or an arming sword. One more thing is at 0:45 . I'm, frankly, confused by a block made here. Going for a parry from this position, only to break up the action into two (putting the hand forward then turning the blade upside down and moving in sideways to intercept). It feels VERY awkward for me, and this much slower than going for an intercept from the get go and catching it with upright blade. Never trained dussack by Meyer (or at all, really), but for me it seems like they are purposefully trying to get the blade upside down (for whatever reason) and risking missing the block entirely by this fraction of a second. I fight with mostly saber, and that's my first instinct in this situation. 1:26 seems more like plastic saber than dussack. Guy on the right even has something like a falchion or something, idk. With all that said (or skipped, I wouldn't blame you, that's a wall of text and a half I built here), dussack is a really damn fun and dynamic weapon to fight with. I very much recommend trying it out if you didn't if you ever have a chance.

Idk this just looks like a lot of fun 😂

It looks like a lot of that could be applied to broadsword.

Who knew this was a thing? Certainly not me 😂

Bjj on crack in the best way possible

this looks like capoeira

This small channel is a gold mine!

Hehehe I don't have a phone!!!!!!!!!

I don‘t even like chocolate that much😅

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Alan Baker turned me on to KFM. Pekiti Tirsia Kali meshes well with KFM.

Incredible! The athlete fighting in the beginning of the video is our master Renato Ferreira, Black Belt 5th Dan - Leader of the Brasília Luta Livre team. The training session at the end of the video takes place at our headquarters, in Brasília/ DF 🇧🇷